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STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscosG1s oour ,

ANDROSCOeGIE COUNTY.
Miss Francis R. Stickney, an esteemed
teacher In the Auburn schools, died on Tuesday
of typhoid fever.
the employees of Bates Mills, Lewiston-one
hundred strong The organization effected
thursday evening, is as follows: Geo. A. Chand-
lei, Captain; Chas. H. Hobbs, LIST Lieut.. Henry
5. Lane, I'd Lieut.. -
The journal says during County Attorney
fulsl1ers administration of q years, $4,000
has been paid into the County Treasury nv the
liquors sellers of this county at fines IMPOSED
by the Court. This is $1,000 more than the ag-
gregats OF all previous fines in the history of
the county.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
The Aroostook papers call loudly for conncc-
lions with the night express trains on the Eu-
ropean & North American Railway.
kENknBEc COUNTY.
In Augusta, few days since, man lost q
parcel of money which was found and re-
honest finder with the liberal sum of six cents.
KNOX COUNTY.
The President, Superintendent, and Directors
of the Knox and Lincoln Railroad. together
with the President and officers of the Peaob-
scot Bay and River Railroad and also Sunerin-
tendent Lunt of the Maine Central were in
camden, Monday last looking over the pro-
posed route OF the T. B. & r. Railroad
The Bay View House at Camden ha, aver.
aged Thousand arrivals for July and August
which shows the popularity of that hotel.
......- .. PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Tuesday afternoon the st John train down
narrowly escaped terrible accident near KIM.
man. 1t was raining hard at the time and tho
windows of the locomotive cab were SO coverad
with rain drops that scarcely anything could he
seen ahead. Just before reaching a steep am.
Dankment the locomotive struck q tree two foot
in diameter which had fallen across the tr.cS
The COW catcher was destroyed, and the whole
tran received severe shock. The engineer
whlstled down breaks" and brought the train
up just before reaching the embankment IT,
was found that the train had cut it's wav
through the tree, sending the splinters in eyery
direction.
The Government contractor, began Wednes-
day submarine blasting on the ledge in the river
opposite the Maine Central depot in Bangor
The Maine Central Railroad Company have
purchased what is known as Halls hill near
Hermon Centre. A side track leading to IL has
been put down and the gravel will be used on
the road
One hundred and twenty-five tons of grind.
stones, some of the stones weighing five thon-
cars in Bangor, few days since, designed for
the scythe works at West Waterville and Show
hogan.
YORK COUNTY.
A hearing was had at the Town Hou,e,
South Berwick, Tuesday, to decide the amount
OF land damages by the extension of the Boston
and Maine Railroad to the property of Good
win Brothers, Charles Hobbs and Bracket
Hall.
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Help Nature 10 Rally.

After an attack of fever other acute disease has
passed off and nature is endeavorng to rally the de-
bitated system, help the effort with the standard veg
etable tonic of the age Hosretters Stomach Btters
Nothing known to the physician the pharmacopolis
expedites like this vitalizing nvigoran.
PERSONS who have been Frustrated by long-contnued
sickness recover their lost esh strength and cheer
IN less then halfthe time that would be requir
cd TO recuperate without it. 1t is the most genial
well as the most harmless Of medicated stimuants,
and as remedy for (as well preventive of dys-
pepsa, bilious attacks constipation nervous diseases,
&C., has equal in the world When all other tonics
have failed this effects cure.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
''The Woods are Full of 'em."

SENATOR WILSON and GEN. HARLAN will speak at
NORWAY, Saturday, Aug. 31st.
WIscAssET, Friday, Aug Both.
FRED. DOUGLASS and GEN. BUTLER will speak at
SKowHEGAN, Thursday Aug goth.
FARMINaToN, Saturday, Aug. 31st.
Hon. JOHN A. PETERS will speak at
SAco Thursday evening Aug. 29th.
PORTLAND, Friday evening, Aug. 30th.
SAcARAPPA Saturday evening, Aug 3lst.
GEN JOHN c. CALDWELL and HON. j. H. WARWICK
will address the citizens Of
STANDIsH, at town house, Thursday afternoon and
evening, August goth.
WINDHAM, at the town house, Friday, Aug. 3Oth
at O'Clock p. m.
GEN. CALDWELL and Hon. T. B. REED will speak
at Ligonia, Saturday evening at u O'Clock.
Hon. ISRAEL WAsHBURN, JR., will speak at
WIscAssET, Mass Meeting Friday afternoon Aug.
Both
Gov. PERHAM will speak at
HIRAM, Thursday afternoon, Aug. Doth, at
o'clock.
LOWELL CENTRE, Friday afternoon, Aug 3Oth at
O'Clock.
STOWE, Friday evening, Aug. 3Oth.
FRYBURG CENTRE Saturday afternoon, Aug. 31st,
at o'clock.
GEN. VIM WRIT VIRGIN will speak at
BRowNFIELD, Thursday, Aug. 29th at Up. m.
GEN. B. F. BUTLER will speak at
LIMERICK VILLAGE Monday afternoon, Sept. Sd
at o'clock.
BIDDEFoRD, Monday evening, Sept 3d. at City
Hall.
Hon. JUSTIN S. MORRILL, will speak at
-, Wednesday, Sept. 4th.
YARMOUTH, Thursday evening, Sept. 5th
CUMBERLAND CENTRE, Friday evening, Sept. 9th.
BRUNSWICK Saturday evening, Sept. 18th.
II r,fno IL
PORTLAND, Monday evening, Sept I'd, at City
Hall.
BUcKFIELD, Thursday, Sept. 9Th.
CANTON, Friday, Sept. 9Th
HON ISRAEL WAsHBURN, Jr., will speak at
BoLsTERs MILLS, Tuesday evening, Sept. Sd.
Hon. GEO. M. robson will speak at
-, Tuesday, Sept 3d.
Hon. H. L. DAWES will speak at
-, Monday, Sept. I'd.
SOUTH WINpHAM Tuesday evening, Sept Sd.
FRYEBURG, Wednesday, Sept. 4.
BETHEL, Thursday afternoon, Sept. 9th at
O'clock
ANDovER, Friday afternoon Sept. 9th at o'clock.
GEN. STEWART L. WooDFoRD, will speak at
-, Monday, Sept.
GRAY, Tuesday afternoon, Sept. Sd at O'Clock.
BRIDGToN Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 4th, at 2
o'clock.
Gen. JOHN M. HARLAN, of Kentucky, will speak at
PARIS, Saturday, Aug. 31st.
HEBRON, Monday, Sept 3D.
GRAY, Tuesday, Sept. Sd.
BRIDGToN, Sept. 4th.
Hon. VIM. P. FRYE will speak Mt
HIRAM, Monday, Sept. I'd.
KEzAR FALLS Tuesday. Sept. Sd.
FRYEBURG, Wednesday, Sept 4tb.
BETHEL, Thursday, Sept 5th.
CANTON, Friday, Sept. 9th.
Hon. HENRY WILSON will speak at
PARIS, Saturday, Aug. 31st.
A. A. STRoUT, ESQ, will speak at
BRIDGToN CENTRE, Monday evening, Sept. ID.
DR. GEORGE b. LoRING, of Salem, Mass, will speak
at
WEST BUXTON, Thursday evening, Aug 29th.
ALFRED, Friday evening, Aug. 3Oth.
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Justin Mccarthy, writing from London, says
that Charles Reade's play ''Shilly Shally,"
which is dramatisation of Mr. Trollope's
Ralph, the Her, is ais not exactly sue
cess. Il don't like to expose you," he says,
to the danger of several long letters and a
Few actions at law from the latter gentleman
and SO Will not say that the piece was a
failure.-observe, distinctly do not say that
the piece was failure, and 1 repudiate all in
ference that way. But it was not so great a
success, perhaps-mind I only say perhaps-as
Hamlet or The School for Scandal" Mr.
Trollope is in Australia, and remains indignant
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There has been asudden and unexpected fall in the
price of gold since our last report One week ago
was selling at 114f. Since then 1t has dropped as low
as 112i. The ruling price on Wednesday 2Stb, was
112a9113i.
As consequence of the fall in gold, Government
bonds have fallen off from one to two per cent.
though the London prices remain unchanged. The
money market continues to be rather tight, though
the banks do all in their power to accommodate their
customers.
The merchandise markets are very quiet with but
few and slight variations in prices. Apples are
abundant Beans are very firm. Butter is quiet
Cheese is very frm. Goals are without change. Cop
per and cordage are lower. In Drugs and Dyes the
only change is a reduction in camphor. Dry Goods
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10 punish the Lewiston Tanners for ap-
proprlating the gushing head lines Of the
Argus announcing the great Democratic vic
tory ~ in North Carolina, as mottos for
transparencies, our neighbor says, in effect,
that some of them were drunk Tuesday night
Don't imagine, Mr.. argus, because a fellow
makes use of Democratic language that he
is of necessity addicted to those vices which
the great and good Fl. G. once said were mo-
nopolized by Democrats.
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GEN. BURNSIDE received most hearty
greeting from goodly number of the old 9th
Corps while here at the Soldiers Convention.
One ardent veteran seized Que of the Gener-
aPs hands in both of his, and looking up into
his face, said: General, you don't know
me but know you; was private in the
old 9th Corps, and 1 want to look in your
face again." The grand old commander was
evidently touched at the warmth of the greet
ing, but tire private and the General should
be censured for stirring up sectional animos-
itics by reviving the memories of the past.
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The argus of yesterday, with its charac-
teristic meanness, says that postmasters furn-
ished countrymen tickets to attend the meet
ing in this city Tuesday. We challenge our
neighbor to give the name of man who was
so furnished with tickets, and the name of
the postmaster
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In his speeches in this State, Senator Trum-
bull has evidently taken pains to assault the
administration and its friends by means of
malicious insinuations rather than by manly
charges supported by facts. So conspicuous
ly has he done this that we feel called upon
to publish a criticism upon the political ca
reer of the Illinois Senator who claims to be
the representation Of all that is great and
good in public life. We trust that our read
ers will carefully peruse the article on the
first page
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DEATH OF FATHER HnLs.-There are manv
of our readers throughout New England who
will hear with deep regret of the death of Mr..
Luther Hills, known generally as 'Father
Hills" This event took place at the residence
of his son, Mr.. A. G. Hills, Boston Highlands,
on Monday forenoon. Mr.. Hills was born in
SWanZaH N H. in 1900 --
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A LIBERAL REPUBLIcAN.-'Th fame of Lee
and Stonewall Jackson"-ssid Slas HI. Wood
son in his speech accepting the nomination of
Governor of Missouri, Twill last as long as the
love of liberty and independence" Which
means, or it means nothing, that the Lost Cause
was the cause of elderly and independence"
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The last week of of the campaign on the
Republican side will be pushed with intense
activity. The State will be literally filled
with first class speakers. In addition to those
already doing service, we shall have Gen.
Hawley of Connecticut, Gen. Stewart L.
Woodford of New York, Congressman Dawes
of Massachusetts,, Judge Russell of Boston,
and others. 'The woods are literally full of
Them while our friends in every town were
never more heartily at work. Every day the
prospect brightens.
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June Is, no lat, &c, ship VIM Wilcox from Calcut-
ia for Falmouth, 81 days out.
July %, lat 13 N, Ion 81 W, ship Tennyson, from
Boston for Madras. IT'D
Aug 90 lat 26 81, Ion Sc o. brig Gazee, of Harring
ton, destination not stately
Aug rs, Hatteras WSW Is miles, sch Las, bound
South -
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MARRIED..

In this city, Aug. 81, by Rev. Geo. W. Bicknell,
James B. Mitchell and Miss Abby Caswell
nah e. Rolf.
In Addison. Aug. 81, Sidney Austin, of A., and
Mrs Isabel Mullen, OF Cherryield. =
In Marshtfeld, Aug. %, Phineas Longfellow and
Ella Gardiner.
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SIDNEY PERHAM.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL BLEcIoRs:
At Larqe-SAMUEL z. SPRING, Of Portland.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, =,
EYr.t Di.triS-JAMEs IT. MsMULLAN.
Second District-JOHN Fl. kIMBALL, Of Bath
Third Distrtct-JAMFS ERSKINE, Of Bristol.
Fourth District-MORDECAI MITCHELL.
Fifth District-WILLIAM McGILVERY.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS.
First District-JOHN II. BURLRIGH
Second District-WILLIAM p. FRYE.
Third District-JAMBS G.. BLAINE.
Fourth District-SAMUEL r. HERSBY.
Fifth Distrist-B UGENE HALE.
For Senators.
Ctt,n6erland-HENRY II. BURGESS,
CALEB A. CHAPLIN,
CHARLES HUMPHREY,
HENRY PENNELL.
AndrOseO0gin-yyEEIRgEHM5b4tHH 1 PsINGLEKJr'
Kenne5ec-JOHN MAY.
AMBROSE III. ABBOT
Knor-M0SES WEBSTER.
LincoIn--ALMORE KENNEDY.
Orford-FNOCH G. HARRINGTON,
JONATHAN K. MARTIN.
Penobseot-JOHN b. FOSTER,
yOSEPHL. SMITH,
JOHN KIMBALL,
CHARLES SHAW.
oiscataquis- CHARLES L. DUNNING.
ag1dakock-ROBERTP p. CARR.
WaLdo-JOHN S. BROOKS.
j. NJ. COFFIN.
HGshington-JOHN ChA Ia ,,,
HOfACE HAhMoN'
YorE-JOHN E. BUTLER,
CYRUS H. HOBBS,
ALBERT G. OBRION.
For County COmmhssioher.
C,,p&berIand-EDRI C. TOWNSEND.
Androscoggin- a. ROAk.
Kennebec-ORRICK HAYES.
KNOX,. W. TRUSSELL.
LincOLn.-DAPID CHAMBERLAIN,
Oxford WILLIAM CHASE.
Penooscot-WdLLiAM H. CH1SLEf.
gaSadSf y@'eJElBYEE1V EZER rOLBy
WggshimotonHIEON1RD FGSHER.
YorL~YAWES r. BRICKETT
~ - =,
FOR Couny treasurer.
CS.snberLdnd-THOMASP ENNELL.
1sdvoscoggin-A. f. MERRILL.
Kennebec-ALANSON STARKS,
Knos-EDYIN SPRAGUE.
Lincoln-NATHANIELL LINCOLN.
OSford-F E.SHAW -
pe"rs.t,s,;a WT TJI a. nPHHF
oreoouto9usSI rIr XIV. n1o u ~ D0TEv
a IggfdnM% ~ FnRRRS 0o'H
Wa,hington-IGE1TTgss SARGENT.
YOrk-ZOPHAR Il. FOLSOM.
For Register of Deeds.
r..,,b.-,,.,d urNpv ~ uoucTOn
L Ln: III q S 81 EYE Wv
1narottcog9s.noD = .J ~ % ~ H0G1p
Relneoec- ~ , ILSS M FULLER.
A a;uaI, yt;;,nI HtiB 5;rpn I'll
d dsnsDg d RE Mp p n..e.
V2""-o q TG M n ~, ~ HHL, GGste,N Dtst u
,..,,,,,.,.. doA a III, GMdHLE En,nnv Hssssn
Piscnfaouis-N w. HALL
WaLdo-GEORGE b. BRAChETT.
K osEm2Sm T. Rf hT1P"'
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Lady Clerks Wanted.

Must be good penmen and have had some expert
encea at copying.
Apply in person.
GEO. sTINsoN s. CO.,
Fine Art Publishers, 49i Exchange st.
au27snd1w*
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TAE LANoILLE VALLEY R. R:-The work
began OF laying the rails between Hardwick
and Hyde Park, last Friday 1t is expected to
have the iron down and road ballasted sufficient
for running the whole distance Fifteen miIes)
freight, is constantly increasing The Eastern
Division through the White Mountains, is ali
under contract in the hands of able and ener-
getic men The means are provided. and the
whole route from from the Lakes to the Ocean
will soon be completed. - = -
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OF Beachy Head 10th, II Stetson, Stetson, Akyab
for Falmouth. M
Ar at Falmouth 10TH Centaur, Foster, Rangoon,
and sailed nth for London.
Passed the Lizard 18th, Tanjore, Cobb, from Akyab
for Falmouth.
Ar at Cardiff 10th. j Southland, Bishop, Havre.
Cid 18th, Ella Thayer Thompson, Havana.
Sid FIN Girgenti 7th Jane NJ Wiswell, Leckie, for
Palermo.
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! L M Stewart, Stewart, Bangor
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Rangoon Sd ult, ship John Potter, Mcclure
Bombay.
At Monrovia July 81, barque Tropic Bird, Jewett.
for Boston. - ~
Ar at Lisbon 9Th inst, barque Paramount Wiswell.
Coruna. F,st '-t 1-tTE -
Ar at Cadiz 9th inst, barque Caro-, Blanchard New
York. tt.E Fl..f Glt- III y : - - 'o"
Sid FIN Liverpool 18th, ship VIM Campbell. Hem
ry, st John, NIB. ~ ssF ~
Ar at Bristol 18th, brig Mary Stewart, Penery, TN
AT at Shields 18th inst ship Majestic, Gibbons, tim
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, Aug 20, Stephen Chase, FORM
erly of Portsmouth. N
Funeral services this Thursday afternoon at II
o'clock, at Ferry Village. y...lH r.
In Falmouth Aug n, DR.. E. n Tukesbury, aged
50 years 10 months. f-a
Funeral services this Thursday afternoon at o'clk
at his late residence Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend. #Hts III n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CaucuS.--Deering,
The Republicans Of Deering are requested to meet
at the Town House, Saturday Aug 81, at O'Clock
P. NJ for the purpose of nominating candidate for
Representative to the Legislature
au29td Per Order Town Com.
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Caucus.

u CAUCUS.
Tho Republicans of Cumberland are requested to
meet at the Town House, on Saturday, the 31st day
OF August inst, at two o'clock p. NJ. to nominate
candidate for Representative, to represent the Towns
OF Cumberland and Falmouth in the next Legisa-
ture.
Also to choose Town COMMITTEE for the ensuing
year. .[tNff5f -
Per Order of Tow, Com.
Cumberland, Aug 27th, 1872 dSw
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speaker Blaine addressed large meeting
at Winthrop Monday evening.
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CALL AT A. M. PEABODY'S

CALL Al A. MI. PEABODI'S
H#Hs STORE gELF
for the Best Goods at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
CORSE1S
Are also iu our line, and we
can offer great inducements
to our customers. We have
not an
IMMENSE STOCK
OF CORSETS,
but good, we'll selected one,
and have marked them to
suit all in search of Bargains
for r.s-fsl
THIRTY DAYSi
Our German COrsets from
81 to 81 so; If we are out Of
some Of the numbers there
may be a few that can
not be suited, but we think we
are able to snit all. u i 81 v &
OUR CORSETS '
are all marked at ''- 90
aITTH LOWEST PRICESi yIIV
We have a lot Of 16 Bone
COrsets, go cts, same as SELL
.a ing elsewhere for IS cts!
We have Thomson mot
Thompson) Glove Fitting Cor
sets which we are selling at
4a the usual prices, not "to close
out our numbers'' but for
CASH! 5
A1H We invite all to examine our
Goods and see for themselves
the truth Of our assertion.
we nave also Madame FOye'S
Skirt supporters at 81 25.
1t is our earnest desire to
Z offer at all times to the citi-
gems Of Portland and vicinity
good Goods at the lowest Cash
prices, and we can offer Bar
gains in Gloves, Skirts, Ho-
siery and ladies' Furnishing
Goods, Jewelry, &C., &C.,
"' III seasons' sIA 4Tse.s.s
w A. M. PEABODY, aa an
a- S45 Congress st, between
Preble House and a.-
-ss City Hotel. s.srU
Aug 2S-dSt
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READ THIS !.

READ THIS
THEN THAT!
.ttftl Lt.f IE
1t will yet be acknowledged
by all that at the Store Of
A. n. PEABODY,
can be found as large and good
a stock Of
LADIES' FURNISHING
AND FANCY GOODS!
as elsewhere in the City and
at prices as low as such goods
can be sold. t-t-
We wish to make room for
Fall Goods, therefore invite
the attention of our custom
ers to some Of the
BARGAINS!
which can be found In the
Goods specified.
Lace Collars zoe
and upwards.
Lace Sleeves from AOc .- ....
and upwards,
Lace Ruching zoe per yard
E- and upwards.
Nainsooks and plain Cambrics
zoe yer yard.
Ladies' Hose to close out
DC per pair.
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Caucus.

The Republicans Of GRAY are requested to
meet at the Town House on Thursday the 29th inst
at o'clock P. NJ, to nominate candidate for Rem
resentative, and to transact any othsrbusipess
that may come before said meeting.
Per order Rep. Town Com.
Gray, Aug. 23d, 1879. au2o-3t
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Orillia, Ontario, was burned Tuesday. Loss
$50, 600.
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SAGADAHoC DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
County conventions were severally held by the
Democrats and Liberal Republicans in Bath
yesterday After organization committees of
conference were chosen and the two conventions
were merged and in joint convention made
choice of Hon. B. f. Tallman President and
Joseph Nichols and A j. Potter Secretaries
The following nominations were made
Senator Hon. Josiah Morrow.
Sheriff, Nathan Coombs.
Judge of Probate, Francis Adams.
Register of Probate, Samuel M. Donnell.
County Treasurer, Henry Eames.
County Commissioner Sumner Adams.
Register of Deeds N. III. Reed.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION. The
Democrats and Liberal Republicans of Aroos-
took met by their delegates in Houlton last
Saturday and nominated a county ticket as fol-
lows:
Senator-Ale1is Cyr of Grant Isle
Judge of Probate-Benjamin L. Staples of
HoultOn.
Register of Probate-Calvin B. Roberts of
Lyndon.
Register of Deeds, Southern District-Asa
Davis of Houlton.
Register of Deeds, Northern District-Louis
Cormier of Madawaska.
County Treasurer d. league of Lyn-
don.
County Commissioner-Nathan 8. Lufkin of
Lyndon
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Ar at st join, NIB, 25th, sch Snow Bird, Cripps,
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Caucus.

The Republicans of Standsh are requested to meet
at the Town House, on Saturday, August 3lst,
at Pm, to nominate candidate for Representative
to the Legislature. ~ mo-
Also to choose Town Committee
Per Order of Town Committee
Standish, Aug. "a, 1872. d&w
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.

STATE NOMINATIONS.
Election Monday, Sept. 8.
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tFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 9th, barque Sarah B
Hale, for Portland.
Ar at Gibraltar 10th inst, brig Kennebec, Minott,
New York.
Cid at Liverpool 10th, ship Frank Flint, Medium,
st John, NIB.
Cid at Cardiff 18th, Vulture, for Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-29

August 10th, 1866, the Argus paid its re-
spects to Gen. Banks in the following vigorous
style:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-29

A hearing was had at the Town House,
South Berwick, Tuesday, to decide the amount
of land damages by the extension of the Boston
and Maine Railroad to the property of Good
win Brothers, Charles Hobbs and Bracket
Hall
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-03
EN- CASA DE +. RAMOS

encuen 10 it'll agradab capchoso suido
mnt Los compadores de
a haaran LA que ardad de salts
cer deeos cmir dobe ancho de
lana sa@n uva merno alpaca damasco cogdura
baisa de hlo bana anda coleta bamante
hon. alemansco oaa ervco de de hrophe hule
dos ncho ue de media ancho popo
amrar de oa saa grand sias de rea baue
de alpaca cachucha sombreros adonado de @
ma novedad etc. 8 pecos baratos 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-03
JMPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.
GALE DE- SAN JOSE num- II E5lUNA A La PLAZA PRINCIPAL
PUERTO-RTCO.

mprena de rabaos tpogfcos conand
para clio con tpos y de lujo
Tamben dco esablecimento
ls conerco poas de embaque conocmentos
iran odos los que engan panchas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-03
LA PRESBRVA ACTON PERSONAL,

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afegan a
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