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The Meeting To-day.

If the weather is favorable to-day, the
Grand Mass Meeting win be the largest of
the campaign thus far. The meeting in City
Hall will be organized at halfafter two O clock
this afternoon. Gen. JOHN M. HARLAN of
Kentucky, Gen. B. F. BUTLER, Gen. A. E.
BURNSIDE, and Gen. JOHN c. CALDWELL
are expected to speak in the afternoon, and
Hon. HENRY WILSON and FREDERICK
DOUGLASS and others in the evening. Every
facility possible will be afforded to give all an
opportunity to hear the distinguished speak
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-27

MANLY POLITICAL WARFARE.-TheN New
York Tribune gives place to bitter and ma
lignant article, attacking the young daughter
OF the President, ON the ground that she was
sxtrayagant in her shopping in Paris, where,
according to the information of this gentle
manly writer, she spent more money than
she ought, in feminine finery and apparel
Is not this manly way of carrying on po-
lItical campaign? Is not this decorous in
great newspaper, the mouth-piece of a can
didate for the Presidency-that his COMPETE
tors daughter, a girl hardly in her teens,
spends too much money in dresses and laces
The lies that are told about Miss Grant can
not be falser than those which have been told
about her father, lies which would enhance
the reputation of the father of lies himself.
But oh! the unfathomable meanness and
cowardice of striking at political foe through
his young ughter.-Prouidenc Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-27

THERE is great discrepancy between the
ministerial and opposition figures as to the
results of the recent elections for the Domin-
ion Parliament. The ministerial organs
classify the 156 members elected thus far as
being composed of 9S ministerialists, 4S oppo-
sition and 10 independent. The opposition
papers make out SO ministerialists, 81 opposi-
ton and 20 independents The first figures
are said to be nearest correct. There are A
yet to be elected. On the whole
the opposition has made considerable gains.
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Questions that Ought to be Answered.

49,, Senator Sumner, Horace Greeley, the New
York, Tribune OF some other lnominally Re-
publican sheet that supports the Baltimore
Nominees ought to explain the action of Mr.
Greeley's friends in West Virginia. Whether
the late election there resulted favorably to
one side or the other makes no difference.
Is it or is it not true that nearly all of the
friends of Mr.. a Greeley supported at the late
election the adoption of new State Consti-
tuition rendering eolored men ineligible to
Officer On the other hand did not all the
Republicans to a man. vote against this out
rageously wicked constitution? Is this
species of disfranchisement agreeable to you?
While you clamor so loudly because few
hundred of the most prominent and guilty
Rebels are punished by a mere denial of the
right to hold office, are you at the same time
willing to deprive thousands of loyal men of
the same right when they are guiltless of any
offence whatever? Was such monstrous
doctrine a part of your creed as Repub-
Leans? Does it even comport well with Mr..
Greeley's adroit generality that ''thc political
rights and franchises which have been ac-
quired through our late bloody CONFUSION
must and shall be guaranteed, maintained,
enjoyed and respected evermorep
The reply may be that neither Charles
Sumner, Horace Greeley nor any nominally
Republican sheet tolerates such conduct as
that of which the Greeley men of West Vir-
ginia have been guilty. Why, then, have
every act and word of theirs for weeks been
wholly in the direction of encouragement to
these Bourbons of Bourbons?ll Why have
they, in every State, West Virginia not ex-
cepted, supported the claims of the regular
Democratic candidates, when such candidates
have been nominated? The 'Liberal' lead
ers everywhere are instant in season and out
Of season with their exhortations to support
the Democratic nominees, fostensibly because
ayote for Republican will be construed as
a vote for Grant, but really because they have
agreed to deliver Republican votes in return
Tor Democratic votes which they expect for
themselves And, Heaven forbid that any
intelligent Republican should be deferred
from giving his vote for local Republican can
didateS because it will be said that he is vot-
ing for Grant, whenit thus becomes so clear
that a vote for Grant is vote for all III N
Republicans have ever held dear, while vote
for his antagonist is vote for all that ,thav
have detested. ma1G tsa 1Gl 1u sma- uuG |
Orperhaps the answer will be that these
West Virginia Democrats are exceptional
that while they are reactionary and unsub- !
missivs to the results Of war, all the other
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A Lie Nailed,

We publish the following correspondence
which explains itself. We trust the papers
that have given it currency will be honorable
enough to state the facts:
MECHANIC FALLS, Me-, Aug 26, 1872.
To the Editorsof the Press: e1
While in your city last week noticed an ar
ticle in the Eastern Argus, dated at Fryeburg,
Aug. 20, 1872, headed thus, lizard questions
from countryman-Will the Boston papers
please copy" ...eDli
Although do not believe,in taking notice of
statements too absurd to be truthful, vet this
being case wherein an old acquaintance and
personal friend of mine, viz. the Hon. Alex. H.
Rice, for several years member of Congress
from Mass, and the Mayor of Boston referred
to, also, was President of the "Peace Jnbilee'
in 1869, when Gen. Grant was in Boston to at
tend the same, deemed it fitting opportu-
nifty to mail lie ESQ to speak and hence wrote
to the Hon. A. Fl. Rice and enclosed the article
previously referred to and send you by this
mail his reply. Please publish the same in
your paper and ask the Eastern argus to go
and do likewise. Yours tuly
.tI-.-a s A. T.. DENIsoN
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-27

SENATOR TRUNBULL's speech last night,
for the most part, was the same that he has
been delivering in various parts of the coun-
try. 1t was cunning, malicious, bitter and
full of fallacies which will be fully exposed ere
the campaign closes. Mr.. Trumbull sees that
with his present term he retires to the little
band of ex-Senators of which Doolittle is the
type, and this accounts, in part, for his ma
lightly. We shall probably notice few of
the many glazing mis-statements of his
speech, which was remarkable for nothing
but its malice and falsehoods.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-27

THE Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Traveller finds evidence in the movements
of the Greeley wire-pullers and in certain
secret circulars that the leaders have sent out,
that they intend to seize the Louisville Con-
vention as they did the Cincinnati Conven-
ton and make it a Greeley ratification meet
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ANOTHER SEBAGo STRAw.-Monday
morning vote was taken On the down trip
on the Steamer Sebago, resulting as follows:
Gentlemen, Grant So; Greeley %; Ladies,
Grant 81; Greeley II; Mrs. Woodruff 1 !;
Total Grant LAT, Greeley "a, Woodruff 1.
One straw won't tell the way the wind blows
but hundreds do t..
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

The Gazette says that the Grand Trunk Com
pany, through Mr.. Potter, President, has for
mally accepted all the conditions for the lease
of the Lewiston & Auburn Railroad, required
by the vote of Lewiston and Auburn, and the
contract required therefor will be ready for sio
nature in few days. The Directors hone fo
be ready to issue proposals for grading and ma
sonry in the course of the NEXT two weeks.
There are about fifty students In attendance
on the Fall term of Nichols Latin school.
ARoosTooK COUNTY. hf P.
The Patten Voice says that little daughter
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THE Binghamton IN. ~ Republican
still continues its charges relative to Mr..
Greeley's Democratic nomination. 1t says !:
The Tribune has denied many things, and
Greeley has denied many things relating to
Greeley's Democratic intrigue. Their denials
all have reference to the charge that Greeley
was made candidate at Cincinnati and Bal
timore by Democratic collision, in which he
himself was engaged-but the Tribune does
not, and Greeley does not meet the charge.
The Tribune writes nine or ten articles; and
lodges it. Greeley makes a set speech to
deny it; and yet eyades it. We charge that
Mr.. Greeley is candidate of the Democrats
BY HIS OWN CONNIVANCE AND PRO
CUREMENT. He understands that. What
can any man who has had confidence in
Greeley for honesty, or candor, or good faith,
or good sense, say in excuse for his position,
arraigned by the Republican press of the
whole country for secret and discreditable
political intrigue to secure presidential
nomination, and not daring, while quibbling
in print and in speech, to say that the charge
is unr rue? His treason is about the most
detestable which has occurred in American
history. 60.
1t will be easy for Mr.. Greeley to prove his
innocence of the charge, if he be innocent.
Let him publish those letters.
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THE PRE-
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. %, 1879.

81 hope the time will come VINE" ~
soldier who fought with Lee am"
will occupy proud pos,OH
hearts of the American peop,
soldier who fought under '"'' =, ,s-'
.,,,,,-UopAcr GREELEY, at Vicksburg in 1871.
ssC.n.r,I Grant never has been beaten,
,a he never will bc.''-Horace Greeley.
ssErant and his policy deserve the very
highest credit.''-Hordce Greeley.
ssrhc people OF the United States know
General Grant-have known all about
him since DOneisOn md Vicksburg; they
do not know his sianderers, and do NO,
care TO know them. "-Horace Greeley.
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DEPARTURE oroCE.N.rEAmrR
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


n1lla- l-= 44 Monday, Aug. 10.
ARRIVED. [
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike Boston for Eastport
and st john NIB. :
Barque Minnie Cameron, (Br) Graham, Pictou-
1876 tons coal, to Jas L Farmer re q IT FsFl7 :
Barque Brunswick, True, Philadelphia coal to
Portland Steam Packet Co. Vessel to Chas H Chase
Brig Almon Rowell, Atherton, Philadelphia
to Randall, McAllister & Co. Vessel to S Winslow
- Sch Fred Walton, Rich, Georgetown, DC-coal to
Rolling Mills. ~ = - 1aEe ,a'f ~ ~
Sch John Tyler, Lindsey Boston, to load for Calais
Sch Tarquin. Boston. af' ~ .ss'-t
Sch Ocean Belle. (Br) Branscomb, Boston.
Sch l. Smith, Upton, Boston. ar --.TF
z Sch Penniah q Josephine, Rich, Boston. sAi-
Sch Canton, Rankin, Boston.
Sch Baltimore. Hutchinson, Frankfort-lumber to
Curtis & Davis. rr.-.r
Sch Mayfower, Stanley, Gouldsboro.
,.I+u-au4 TtF CLEARED. fTat iIEi ID .iff IT
Steamer Dirigo, johnson. New York-Henry For.
! Brig Branch, (Br) Wyman, Liverpool, NS-Geo H
Starr. 81 IL 7as-Il Il u .Ii.
POrteOus. e--I Cl sii7 -am ..if s'Il7
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tial question; the vote was taken on the
homeward journey, after the train had left
Dover. 1t resulted as follows: For Grant
gentlemen, al, ladies, 1875; for Greeley
gentlemen, 65, ladies, 80.
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick. Aug. 20. VIM. f. Bennett and Eva
Gooding, both of Yarmouth -'r''- =
j. Mann.
In Edgecomb, Aug. g. VIM. H. Ward and Miss
Flora Town.
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U. 9. shipping ommis.ioner,

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safe and sure remedy for removing Tan, Pimples,
Moth Btotches, Frecktes und ErptOas from the skin
rendering it soft and fresh and imparng to MAR
BILE PURITY. Price 80 cents per bottle.
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A. G. SCHLOTTERBECK e. CO,
Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland, Me.
For sale by all Druggists. myl4sn If
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DIED.

In this city, Aug 25, Willie K, oldest son of j. I.
and Mary w. Libby aged IL years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon, at O'clock
at their residence No. Mi Idle street. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
In Saco, Aug. %, Mr. Samuel Milliken, aged 81
years. 70
In Wiscasset, Aug. 10. suddenly, Mrs Mary, wife
OF Thomas Cunningham, ESQ. aged 76 years.
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BANK OF PORTLAND.

On and after this date the undersigned will carry
on STRICTLY Banking business, at the Banking
Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank,
in Portland, Maine, under the style Of the "BANK
OF PORTLAND" and as such, will receive Deposits
and make Discounts, in the regular course Of the
Banking Business.
W. n. GOOLD.
Portland, June oath, 1877.
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diseases requiring SKILL and EXPERIENCE.
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Sch New Packet (of Millbridge) Kelley, from CAL
ais for Boston got ashore at Duck Island 17th dur
ing thich fog and started keel, knocked out rudder
and sustained other damage Part of the deck load
was thrown overheard, when she foated off but i'm
mediately filed. A temporary ruddcr was rugged, by
which she succeeded in reaching Millbridge
Sch Dispatch, of Calais. from Boston, which went
ashore on Double Headed Shot, near Eastport has
broken up, - y p a4FA~ Aa' - r., ~ =
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OF .IUlitfoF Caucus. big &Jf
The Republicans of Cumberland are requested to
meet at the Town House, on Saturday, the 31st day
ofAugust inst at two O'Clock p. H. to nominate a
candidate for Representative to represent the Towns
OF Cumberland and Falmouth in the next Legisla-
ture. 81 gNl3R s4
Also TO choose Town Commute for the ensuing
year.
Uil.. Per Order Of Town Com.
Cumberland, Aug 9th, 1872 d&v
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Cid a4tb sch Ocean Belle, Branscomo, Portland


Cid oath, sch Ocean Belle, Branscomb Portland
and st John, NIB.
Ar 18th brig Centaur, Stanley, HobOken; schs Jas
A Croker Currier Jacksonville; Sea Dog, Allen,
Jacksonville; Charlotte Fish, Williams, Baltimore;
Sam Fish, Tee Baltimore; VIM Il Drury, Watts,
Baltimore; d Talbot, Amesbury. Philadelphia: Mar
tina Maria. Veazie, Philadelphia; Susan q Phebe,
Sherman, Machias; Lebanon, Carpenter, Sullivan :;
Thames, Raymond, Ellsworth; p Merriam, Clark,
and Winslow, Kent, Bangor; Ariosto Mooney, Rock
land; William, Brigham, Bath; VIM Franklin. jack
sJn, Portland
Cid Goth, barque Danl Webster. Finn, Cadiz: schs
Eliza S. Patten, Portland; Stampede Dow, Jackson
vile; Eva Fl Lewis Lewis, Stamford, CT.
SALEM-Ar 3d. brig Milwaukee, Strout. Eliza
bethport; Vintage. Bunker, Steuben; Sparta Hop
kins, Frankfort; Victor, Pettengill, Franklin.
Ar oath, schs Van Buren,, Davis, Addison; Jerusha
Baker, johnson, Portland. o.
Ar 25th, schs Cora Eta Sleeper, I'm Philadelphia;
Ariel Austin Elizabethport; Amulet, Bunker, Sur
ry; Saginaw, Ryder Bath.
Sid 23d, brig Helen Rich, for Cow Bay.
BEVERLY-Ar 18th, sch Governor, Stinson, from
Calais.
Ar I'D, sch Geo Washington, Snow Bangor.
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SIDNEY PERHAM.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
At Large-SAMUEL E. SPRING, Of Portland.
A1AAA'"N" '1'-Ni 'Ae Of chsrgaelx.
First Distriet-JAMES H. MCMILLAN.
Second District-JOHN Fl. KIMBALL, Of Bath.
Third Distrtct-JAMFS ERSKINE, Of Bristol.
Fourth District-MORDECAI MITCHELL.
Fifth District-WILLIAM McGILPBRY.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS.
First District-JOHN H. BURLBIGH.
Second District-WILLIAM P. FRYE.
Third Dissriet-JAMHS G. BLAINE. l.
Fourth District-SAMUEL r. HERSEI.
Fifth Distrist-EUGENEH HALE. 5..
For Senators.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. BURGESS,
CALEB n. CHAPLIN,
CHARLES HUMPHREY,
HENRI PENNELL.
droscoggin-JEREMLAH DINGLEY, Jr,
JESSE DAYS.. .
Knor-MOSES WEBSTER.
Oaford-ENOCH C. FARRINGTON,
JONATHAN K. MARTIN.
Psnobseot-JOHN b. FOSTER,
JOSEPH L. SMITH, .r
. JOHN KIMBALL,
CHARLES SHAW.
Washinqton-JOHN CRANDON,
HORACE HARMON
York-JOHN E. BUTLER,
II.
ALBERT G. 0'BRI0N.
For County COmmissiOner.
oumberland-EDWLNC TOWNSEND.
Oxford CHASE.
Psnobscot- WILLIAM H. CHESLEY.
ashington-LEONARD FISHER.
York-JAMES f. BRACKETT. ......
For County Treasurer.
CumberIand-THOlfAS PENNELL.
Kmor-EDNIN SPRAGUE.
Orford-F. E. SHAW.
Psnobsoot-HORACE J. NTCKERSON.
YorE-ZOPHAR r. FOLSOM.
For Register of Deeds.
Cin,berland-HENRY G. HOUSTON.
AndroscogQin-SILAS SPRAGUE.
sS1 1 SHELLEY Ss1wr11 E K..s.,s O,'
Penobscot-A5fOS E.. HlRDY.
Washington-C. ADAMS.
For Judge of Probate.
Knor-E. NJ WOOD.
Penobsc0t-JOHN E. GODFREY.
Washington-JAMES 4. MILLIKEN.
York-NATHANIEL HOBBS.
For Register of Probate.
AnSroscoggin-- s. WOODMAN:
Kho1-T p. PIERCE.
OSJord-H C. DAVIS.
Pcnobscot-AMBROSE C. FLINT.
York-HORACE II. BURBANK
For Clerk Of Courts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. FESSENDEN.
Androscoggii-D. C. ATWOOD.
O5Jord-J. s. WRIGHT
For Sheriff.
CumbWland-W. L. PENNELL.
KnoT-ISA1C HOBBS.
O5ford-L. d. STACY.
Penobscot-JOHN H. WILSON,
Washington ISAAC WILDER.
1Ork-EDMUND WARREN.
For County Attorney.
MISREPRESENTATION C. WING.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Caucus.
The Republicans Of Standsh are requested to meet
at the Town House, on Saturday, August s1st,
at3f.h, to nominate candidate for Representative
to the legislature
Also to choose Town Committee
Per Order Of Town COMMITTEES
Standish, Aug. "A, 1872. - Ias.s dSw
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Caucus,

Inc 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 Rep
resentative, and to transact any otherbusiness
that may come before said meeting
I Per order Rep Town Com
Gray, Aug. sd, 1872. au2e-3t
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The Republicans of Windham are requested ia
meet at the Town House in said town On Saturday,
Aug. 81, at o'clock P. N, to nominate a candidate
for Representative to the Legislature,
an273wtd Per Order Rep. Tewn Con-
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-27

Sid FIN Newcastle NSW, June 18th, ships Belle
Morse, Gregory San Francisco; 10Th, Sea Serpent,
White, Hong Kong; 9th, Republic, McGilvery, San
FRANCISCO Both, Flying Eagle, Lewis, San Francisco
', Sid FIN Sydney. NSW, June 80. ship Annie Fish
. Ar at Melbourne I'd ult, barque Helena, Snow, FIN
Boston,
, At Calcutta 10th ult, ships Charlotte W White,
3rinln ior New York; Garden Reach Gilmore, for
Passed down river 10th ult, barque Chalmette Tai
Ar at Malta 9th inst baroue Mary Edeon uoys.
Boston. * '
" Ar at Cadiz 9th inst, brig Kossack, Peters, New
Ar at Liverpool 26th inst ship shatmuc, soue, fin
New Orleans. N0''' AM
SD I'm Liverpool 2ad inst, ship Nautilus Spencer,
Ar at Queenstown 24th inst, ship Centaur Foster
Rango0n for Liverpool ~
Cid at Montreal 23d, barsue Lepanto. Smith. for
Ar at st Stephen, NIB, 2ist ship L B Gilcbrist En-
erson, Boston, to lead for Liverpool
--latest by European steamcrs.l
Orleans. N'' WA Aoi 1''"
Ar at London 10th, St Adams, Pike. st John. NIB:
non, berry, I'm New York; American Union,
Sid FIN Falmouth 18th, Dev.nshire. Hayeper. trom
I,nadelphia) for Liverpool; Homeward Bound, Mer-
i on a FALMOUTH 18th. Marcia Day, Chase Elsineur
D SD I'm penarth 10th; John Clark Ross, Singapore
TenaleIon, Colcord, Bombay.
Matanzas. s'r.r ny - s'N-' ''''u'
Ar at Rangoon Sd ult, John Potter. McClure.
Bombay. o-' '''oi"io "
r. SID FIN Bombay 18th ult, Nonantum, Pratt, for
Calcutta. ' wi
Ar at Antwerp 9th inst Montgomery Perkins
fnMadeiphla Montana, Mudgett, New York
Sld l2th, Alexander. Tarbox. New Orleans
Ar at Gottenburg It'll, Uncle Joe Sewall. Boston.
Rangoon, Aug II. Ship Montpelier, while loading
rice Tor Europe, sprung bad leak and had to be RIM
lost. -''00 o''so iioo
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As the season for Bowel Complaints, such as Diar-
rhea, Dysentery Cholera Morbus, Collie, &C., is at
hand we would again give good advice, act wise
ly, and lay in store Of DR.. BicknelPs Syrup. For
the reason, that it is safe and reliable at all ,o
very pleasant, containing no opiate and do. es,
produce Costiveness. FAN not to try it. '' uo'
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WANTED

II 70" want a nice Photograph or Tin
type, go to A. N. McKenny,'s 1851 Middle Street.
lie warrents them as good as can be made in Port
anu. ag5-eod tfn
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DIR. HAMS
"AROMATIC INVIGORATOR."
Should at this season of the year be taken freely
by those afflicted with DYSPEPSIA and LIVER
COMPLAINT. Its action is immediate, and per-
manent. If your Liver is torpid, inactive, if you
have the Heartburn, Nervous headache, Collie pains,
Prostitution of spirits, Distress of stomach after eat
ing, Poor appetite ills arising from the Kidney
complaint, get bottle of CDR. HAMS AROMAT-
&c INvIGoRATOR," (and use the contents) and
You will NOT regret thousands testifying to-
day.
II is also A Cure for INTEMPERANCE
Look out for VILE coUNTERFEITs. See that the
TRADEMARK is on the label
sY Selling at all Drug Stores. jy27d&wlm sN
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June "a, lat As N. lon 30 20 w, baroue blanche
How; from New York for Montevideo.
for Anjier. s IN Dos'on
Aus Aug lG, sc of Tortugas- 4s miles, barque Dirigo
aug -, lat 81 ~ lon 65 3d. ship Wallace, from Liy
erpool for Philadelphia. '
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5sHH4LH5UIOHl
1sss11 sTla.l -E. DE
A large part Of Davis & Co.'s

A large part Of Davis & Co.'s
Store being devoted to oi.IlT,-
CORSETS!
we are ut times able to offer ex.
ira Inducements to Ladies in
these goods for the sake of re.
81 IMMENSE STOCK sra -sa
ofCorsets. We shall mark them
for the next rts.. - -.
THIRTY DAYS!
ut prices within the limit Of all.
One lot Of French and Ger
man'at IS cts, worth from 81.
10 %. per pair, in small num-
bers. ~
One lot 16 bone extra quality
One lot French Ribbed and
Plain at 81, 90 which until now
nave sold for from S1,5O to So.
TheSe goods in some numbers we
are out Of but at present can
suit any one.
REAL FRENCH CORSETS
are marked i1 .-
WAY DOWN
In the same proportion, and are
Rare Bargains. - -
Also Thompson Glove Fitting
Horsets offered at the tradeprice
hSI 10 close out the Numbers.
we invite all to examine the
goods and be convinced that
MnaI we say Is so, and that thew
are Bargains. DAVIS & co.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON.

STATE NOMINATIONS.
Election Monday, Sept. 9.
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The meeting finally closed at an early hour
Monday morning, and nearly all the sojourners
have left for their homes. Some who own pri-
vate tents will remain on the ground for few
days, but the society tent will probably be
struck to-day. MrNoT.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-27

The MONEY MARKET.-Judge Richardson.
acting Secretary of the Treasury, expresses the
conviction that two things only will steady
money this fall and keep gold within reasopa-
BILE figure The first is the reelection of Gen.
Grant, and the second the award of the Geneva
tribunal of $5,OOO0OO in gold in the matter of
the Alabama claims, which amount would have
to be paid at Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-27

FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS.
First District-JOHN III. BURLBIGH.
Second District-W WILLIAM p. FIR YE.
Third Dissriet-JAMESG G. BLAINE.
Fourth District-SAMUEL n. HERSEI.
Fifth Distrist-EUGENE HALE. ...