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BANGOR STATE CONVENTION.

The Convention Of the Republicans who met q,
B,ngor on the 2lst inst, was the largest delegated
Convention ever held in Maine. There were only
two names before Il for the nomination Of Cover.
nor. and from the high character Of each Of the
candidates, Gen. Chamberlain of brunswick, and
Hon. :. L. Spring Of Portland, intense interest
was not only felt in the Convention, but through.
out the entire State as to who should be the suc-
cesssul candidate. The result Of the first ballo,
was:
Whole number OF votes. 1910
Necessary to choice, 52i
Scattering, :
s. +. Spring had 43s
]. L. Chamberlain, 500
and Gen. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain was de-
clared the nominee. and that nomination was sub
sequent,y male unanimous amid great enthusiasm.
wegive the following admirable resolutions adopt.
ed by the Convention which are rs remarkable for
what Is therein expressed. as for what is not said
We must reserve further notice Of our gallant
candidate for the Chief Msgistrscy Of the state.
until another issue:
t,ef upon tho doctrines or the Declaration Of
a.,sspsnienss that We bold that all men, without
s ssn q color OF race, entitled 70 equal
s,s,,s Received Tss, the Join. resolution for the
Of The coassitutoo Of the Usited states,
ceive the emphatic OF The Convsnicn OF
the loyal gsopls OF Maine.
tn. Union R.psS.a @sssy % % Ss
recognise them a. the true OF the loyal
sentiment Of tas country that Ne heartily approve
thanks Of The loyal people ., tsi. stats tcI their
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-rho R,,hmord wb;o como, m, IN n lon

y The Richmond Wing comes out In q lone
editorial in opposition to emigration from the
Northern States. and the introduction Of North.
ern capital It says "Alabama within one year
Of peace, begins with Ave thousand Northern cot
ton planters. tits frightful to think where che
will end. There Is not single Southern State In
which this process, this fatal process OF New Eng
land colonization y not going on. We must stop
It, and, from this hour, We must resolve to stop It,
before 1t enwraps and brushes US IN its anaconda
folds We do not mean that II must DO stopped
by resort to violence or any unwarraptable
means, but by refusing, as we have the right to
do to sell our lands or any part Of them, or lease
or tenant them out to radical enemies OF the
South"
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WELL Pur.-ln . speech upon the reconstruc-
ton resolution, on Wednesday, Senator Howe. Of
Wisconsin, alluded to the PRESIDENT action In the
case Of Semmes, elected Judge Of Probate In Ala
bams: ---..
He did net condemn the President for that, not
NJ All: hut he would say that Semmes was ~ we'll
qualified 10 act a. Judge - the people Of Mobile
were to elect q Judge. Why could not Congress
do BY law Of Its own making what the PRESIDENT
had done without an act OF Congress.
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EDITORIAL BREVITIEs.

- The European war clouds are becom
ing darker, and all hope ola peaceful solution
Of the difficulties appears to be at an end.
AL diplomatic relations between Austria and
Prussia have been suspended, and the most
gigantic preparations are being made relative
tn the approaching struggle. We shall not
be surprised if the next news from Europe
will be that war has been declared; il 80 Eu-
rope has bloody future to he placed upon the
worlds rccord.-Gcn. Grant has been invt-
cd tn visit about nincty-six places on the 18th
of July. He will be expected ut each place
of coursc.-The Democrats have recently
been jubilant over the great Democratic VIC
tory in Nebraska. II now turns out that the
contest was so close, that only the official
counting Of the votes cast, will decide as to
which party has carried the State.-The
Tariff bill has been agreed upon by the Ways
and Means Committee and will I've acted upon
soon. Manufacturers as general thing APP
pear to be well satisfied with the bill; while
Pennsylvania protectionists arc much dissatis-
fed. and0 will make a great effort to have
the duties on iron, steel, lumber and coal in.
creased. The duty OH paper remains un'
changed, "a disgrace to every member Of
Congress who does not protest against it
Secretary Stanton is ill.-The Southern
Confederate Express Co. does not seem to be
flourishing, since !, was expressly gotten up
for the benefit Of retired rebel Genemls.-
Horace Greeley offered ITO 20 bail" for jeff.
Davis. Horace is political ass and rs I'm.
stable rs water. He and Gerri, Smith need
sirnight jackets more than JetE needs bai,.-A
Pr, sbyterian clergyman in Ohio whipped to
tca,l, hrs little hoy Of three years because he
would not say his praycrs.--lt Is stated tina,
Secretary Seward has concluded sccre,
treaty with Napoleon by whiclr the United
States is declared from interfering with Max
anilan affairs. This is rcpudiating the Mon
roe doctrine and virtually acknowledging the
Macmillan Government dispatch says
Charges against the private conduct Of Gen
Fitzpatrick, minister to Chill are now under
investigation by the State Department-
Report says, several instances have recently
occurred in Maryland where negroes have
been sold on the block Tor petty larceny
Five persons from ono family in Iowa, have
recently died from the effect Of eating ham
infected with Trichina Tho sure an,idoto
agains, this terrible disease is to let pork en-
tirely alone. a.
- Tho Connecticut Legislature, by a
straight party vote on the 27th inst, rntified
the Constitutional Ameudmcnt
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u President johnson seuta nessags 70 tho SENATE and
House Of Representatives the IA Inst, setting foeth Ms
objection; 10 the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill
Ills Is. objection h. that the bah not submitted to the Pres
deni for bis approval. Ills q objection b. that the rebel
States had voice In framing the b 3D. he doubts wheth'
The action Of Congress In harmony with the people, aud
thinks the State Legislature, elected without reference 10 such
an ISSUE should not be called upon 70 decide respecting i'
ratification 4th he wishes to show his dsapPfoval Of the
whole matter. Finally, be doubts the prophey Of making
any amendment the Constitution until the Senators and
Representatives q the unvprsssossd States Be admitted
TO their seats In Congress.
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sThe Hair Restaer that gives the lest satsseton r
chpe-snd sold everywhere"
Phalon's Might Blooming Csrsus"-wondrous scent
Pure. ROB, retreshing. healthful, permanent.
Sold everywhere. ....f.E
T We can assure our readers that In using the
Steam Refined Soap Of Mears. Lesthe 4 Gore, they
will uss an article entirely free nom bons.boisrs
grease" omnIbushorss fat" dog tsllow," and 9th.
or abom nations that arc reported to Ind their way
into tho soap-boilors watts Of the great metropolitan
cities.
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DLAcKouARpIsM.-Delow we give specimen
Of vulgarity from Preptice's Louisville Journal,
In reference to Gov. Brownlow. Such language
Is disgrace to the journalistic profession, and
shows tho character Of that society which sup
ports such paper:
Old Brownlow was never in but one place where
he deserved to be, and that wss the rebel prison.
II he has any more lying to do, perhaps he had
better mako haste to do It In this world as hs will
get his pens and papers scorchei and his Ink
boiled away In the next. He has chronic diar-
rh9a Of lies. He could no moro breathe an DIR
untitled with his own lies and curses than one
without hydrogen or oxygen. IL he were on the
earth It would compare much more ttvorably
than II does with Its sister planets, lie Is no
INTERESTINGLY q brawler, q he vixen. o male
termagant, masculine virago Heis Of the class
of "con,mOn scolds," who, by IN old law Of
Great Britain, were ducked In hOrse.ponds. lie
Is villifcr, n traducer, o cnlumniator OF men,
women and children. No excellence, no purity,
no helplessness In q protection against bis veno-
nous assaults. He aims his vengeance alike Mt
the living and the dead. His venom seeks through
the cold sands Of the grave to find its victim.
burie,l body Is nu more safe from him than from
other grave worms. "Ihave lost day" said the
good Roman Emperor, when he remembered to
have done no good deed. have lost minute.
BrOwnlow might say II he remembered no maliS-
nant thing. lis heart and life blackcns,as his
old head whitens. His fathers hoof Is split-the
sons ears, nose and tongue should DO. He do
serves to DO kicked until like the pit ho Is going
to, he Is "bnttomless."
Brownlow has oil of the worst qualities Of tho
devil, but the latter, II he has any redeeming
qualities, Is, In comparison with the "Parson, q
christian gentleman. Brownlow Is q rattlesnake,
with his ratiles at the wrong end Of him. lle Is q
hog, with the kink In his head instead Of his tail.
If bsyonets bris,le ut him, he can turn tho back
of his neck and bristle back with interest. We
have ground him until he Is o ground hog. We
have hcdged him until he Is hedgehog. He 10
q small man, but great swine; he may be rich
man, but he is q poor devil. He Is q "pOrcupinc
rolled up the wrong way" thus pricking him
self to death with his own quilts. The moro he
writes the atter no gets, just as an addcr's head
nsttens az he becomes furious. II his heart were
not salamander It would long since have been
consumed by tue hell-fre In his bosom.
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EASTERN RAuaoAn--Ths Bangor whig. sftsr
copying complimentary notice Of the Easter.
Railroad, adds; E- ~.
We can tally endorse the above. The time has
been when the Boston and Maine road Was pre-
ferred to the Eastern by passengers rom tnis
State; but the reverse 10 rapidly becoming the
case. Ths Eastsru road 70 In excellent Order III
conductors pleasant and accommodating, ito cars
luxurious. the route one of the pleasantest In New
England. and the stationin Boston practically a.
far up town IS that Of the Boston and Maine.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER-

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You 20 mach good ~ SnoiandsrS Erfroef BseAu. For
many diseases incident TO females Smoiantsrs BseAu
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BURLEiGn 4 ROGERS, Boston, General Agents.
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81 Among the resolutions put through the
House Of Representatives was ono calling on
the Secretary Of State and Postmaster Gcner-
al to show why the advertising Of their de-
partment II given to tho Richmond Examiner.
The anywer Is looked for with considerable
interest.
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Pr NJ .hs dss.s b, Ii. asoT, nI M a,,o. N, .Sos
s< sivic- msis, - 0ov 70 mo- W. " - : =
R<sr,nos win perni''Ie9,
n n. c,rInrTTs, q. 4 uo,ei, Bosioo-
IN. Er,Lsr 30 Trvoont o., Boston.
n, H,rY. i6l ryier u. Boston.
n IIosscn, Dover, n. IL
p,.J, A, Yorno, Doyes, n. H.
n D. noss m, Ubsny Square, Bostou.
g. IIixs Bso1s, Esq - Commercial o., Dostou-
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TYE UNION &c JOURNAL,

upon TO MI, has shown himself possessed Of those
qualities which ,mincntly ht him FOR tne hyncs. IA
20 him our support and that we will use all h3noia
BILE s6orts TO sssare his election BY IN
Iuas iorifv
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Real and Lasting Benefit.

The written description giveu By Patients Of symptoms e@
n. aoes nos consider reliable guide ,
,hs,frr utterly rssLsss IN appy br advice &c rrs.
At ..rriv BY letter and the Doctrs time eepefAIy
ycTy rnueh occupied, he cannot svrn prumiS sn"a e
,st,sr, though he enieavcrs 10 do o., pnssbe.
an Hho wish cynsut Dr. Y. viii please take nooe IN
Ma ssy n IRREyOCABLY limited 10 the tss show nensa
th,t X Impossible Coz him 70 psoaoae hh siay even y
re dsy and and therefe In oTies 70 obtain tne 'u
hi, stay. An early call b desirable. a., ..--.~.. NJ
Dr. T. WIN REVISIT Btideford - cnsn - 'o'
his patients may require.
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EYE, EAR AND THROAT!

Requrh,s either MEDICAL 0ssrRGrcAL aid. Particular
attention given children affected with discharges frn '
Ear Parens having children affected, infornei tina
they can he cured Of that DIsA0REEABLE and DAN0En
OTIS affection surely and permanently, aDf that The SON ~
they have Il attended 10 the more readily can he enetn
saw dangerous anlictiou In many cases partial ts
deafness. and even impairitioH Of hs mental Jseh"''
the result, II the disease Is too long neglected.
p..,. .,,, ,.. n, mind TIA. 10 slnos srery tssase
a., 600. ,i,n. .hsn cure 10 beyond the reach o. nuAn
skill The Doctor bss. nm all .ppsin s, . hal
no, be accepted patients under any e..mInsiion
unless he Is SATISFIED, ny oasiu' -
of tine case, that he can do them . ...
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Every Saturday for this week Is received from
the publishers, Messrs. Ticknor & Fields, Boston,
and is for sale ut Burnham's. 1t Is good pub
LEGATION for the traveller to make with him In the
cars or steamboat.
"The Organ OF the Sons Of Temperance" is q
neat though small monthly paper just started ut
Gardner by the Board Of Trustees Of the Lecture
and Tract Fuad Of the Grand Division. at 25cents
o year.
The Atlantic Monthly for July offers more
than usually interesting table Of contents, LAY.
ard Taylor contributes IN excellent sketch OF
Friedrich Ruekert; James Russell Lowell pleas.
ant metrical address "To J. u. on sending me Q
seven. pound Trout;" Professor Agassiz o paper
on the "Physcal History Of the Valley OF the
Amalon;" Professor Goodwin Smith q readable
sketch OF travel and observation, under the title
OF "An Englishman In Normandy" and Alice
Cary the first chapter Of story In tw1 paris
called "The Great Doctor" Mr.. Longfellow has
sonnet.
HARpER's MONTHLY tor July Is received from
Asssrs. A. Williams & Co., Boston. and Ia for sale
In this city ut Burnham's, and In Sico by Locke:
Wilkie Collins novel, "Armadale," Is concluded
In this number. second paper on Personal
Recollections Of the War" Is given, with copious
illustrations. Two other illustrated articles are
given, entitled "Some Curious Homes" and "a
Look at Lisbon" The remaining contents pre-
sent the usual interesting variety. ..
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~ A whine man, and lifelong Dem oe!a''
has recently formed partnership WIN NJ. ~
gre. in the barhoring business At roH ""s"
lngton, Virginia. !. I.-L -. n
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porrv,s Moth and Frockle Lotion.
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Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States can hear something very much 10 their afvn-
tags by return mail Tree ofeAuesl by addressing tho
undersigned. Those having fears Of being hnmbus'
gcd will obige by not noticing this card. AL Others
will please address their obedient servant
.TH0S. =. cHIPMJF,
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WHISPERS! WHIsKERs I

Dr.. L O. MONTE corroiid the greatest stiuustr In ts
world, viii force Whisk.r Musaches 10 grow on tbs
suoothest face chin known 10 M SAMPLE Zoe Trial
sent frcc any DESTROYS of testing Ia merits Addess
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

y C3odsy'i Lsdy's Book for July contains 2 very
pretty embellishment entitled "Summer joys
there are colored and plain fashion plates, music,
tales, sketches. and = variety OF matter to make
this highly attractive number.
THE LApY's Fnxxp--We have received the
July number Of this monthly. II has beautiful
Illustrations and - 6sd With Interesting reading,
fashion plates, recipes, Sc. Deacon & Peterson
Philadelphia.
Beadle's Monthly for July commences volume
two. The matter 10 furnished particularly for
this publication. and 10 by some OF the best writ
crs 10 the country. This work has already high
popularity, and Is In every respect nsetul pub
ioation. Bcadle & Co., publishers. New York.
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cal cn.rayings sent free on receipt Of directed Gu
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by mail, postpaid, secure FROM ohservauon, on re-
csipt Of One Dollar, by DIR. J. BRIAS, Consulting
Physican, $40 broadway, New York. y39n
Perry's Moth and Frockle Lotion.
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Ienueo Rrrtkies otrn very annoying. particularly IN
ladies' Of Light oanrlexia for the oed sIss show more
plainly the face Of blose than u bineite iut ury
greatly mar the beauty VI either AMI any preparation that
will eftctualy tm rifhosf tJsring he torture or
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THE PEOPLES FRIEND,
NORTH AND SOUT H.
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
The Great Family Medicine OF tho Age!!

3HU UfU0t unHfIJ mVufVlHV VI s"0 Nhbo''
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buy one Eox tho
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Fatents Of ist and sth Feb, 1922
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Soft Soap.
Made IN the same way. with the exception OF ndd.
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