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Bar Harbor.

This somewhat noted watering pJace +.
growing rapidly, and soon viii assume
The appearance OF a miniature city. Al
most all the houses are either hotel.
boarding houses OF lodging houses. the
boat day Is an event TO be witnessed The
baggage wagons. hotel keeper, and yisi-
tors. crowd the wharf when the Icwi.to,
arrives from the West and unloads her
passengers, freight and baggage. On Sat
urday last about hundred passengers
landed. and more baggage than would be
allowed good sized army
The hotels are growing better and better
each year. and soon will afford all the ac-
commodations that reasonable boarders
VIII ask for. The boat supplies them with
new vegetables. and such articles of food
as cannot be had there of native growth.
tor her twice weekly trips brings Portland
market TO the doors of the hotel keepers.
As good fish as can be obtained any
where. will be found here served mn and
within a few hours after they have been
taken from the water. The hotel men
are sharp business folks who know how to
make hay while the sun shines. and each
new season finds them with new additions
10 their buildings TO accommodate the in
ereasing demand for more room.
One of the noted features is the large
number of carriages for pleasure parties
always at hand; with their bright harness
and new vehicles. with two and three seats.
with gentlemanly and skilful drivers. who
know all the places of resort and will take
you there for moderate sum. A few
years since such eonFeniences were not to
be had for '.love or money!
Some Of the hotels have assigned to
them, rather famous names, but while they.
under all the circumstances are so well
kept, this is well. We can remember
only few of the fourteen, In the hamlet.
among which. is the 'Agamont House,
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What the New York Papers say.

NEW loRk July ll.-'rhc Ti.fuHs heads
it. account at he proceedings 81 Baltimore
with two hanus gra-pcd. EdiioIialIt the
irhHHF eAY~. the result al Baltimore was
evident before the convention rame to.ciA-
cr 30 register the already published decree
Of the Liberal Republicans and Progress
i've Democrats. IN" convention wa, ,ir-
iuaily unanimous. lhc Presidential cam
paign j. thus opened under auspices of
higher hope aud encouragement thau
seemed possible even Ia the most >au.uin.
rciormer. he worA oi Yc~terlaA was -
complete aud perfect indicating ih, iuu
popular strength of thu Democratic partt
j. 80 thoroughly enlisted ia ihe .folt,i
movement. that il j. difficult To- >rc how ann
further doubt can rc>i upon the i-.ur III
The campaign. The Democratic party ia-
gained triumph over it>ell worth more
than aut material advantage which ,Au
eyer he reap"d Il the polls The blind
guides 81 the past hAN" hcyn cas- aside -
The honest and incurfUfih.. iut>.t> of
that party have takcu iutn t4eir h4nd> fB,.
WORN az their uN4 rehahiiaaiiou Nith
D." les na-uaum.tY ihau -l.atitV tn.l
have hur-t away from tho OH tradition.
worn "u' ptciudlcc> aul planted them
selves upon thr platform d. il-Ify ami
reiorm-A lde enough Ca embrace Il honest
patriotic inca. To TAIL viia -u.u . eau-.
would fr glory aul gain: b. -ucec,d
w'l4 Hr ii.r greatest political ,,.far, ever
achieved
fhe Hnr'f SAYS ''iu M,hml mld.mrut
Of The pieu.r which ths " fif constants.
respected SINCE ill., grrat a.~a,t.ylrtrnea, IA
I'll" surprising nomination af = iuriiu.st.,.
Sc bow - The decision ol ODE. Democratic
National Convention and royalty accept
. hTerlck as Tie Democratic ..tr..Ii.I.,f. :, ..
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Livingstone Again.
HIS WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES


The Herald has letters from Stanley II.
African correspondent, giving a history Of
his travels. his meeting DR.. Livingstone
ana The latter account of his explorations
According to Stanley. DIR. Livingstone
SAYS the Zambezi is the head water ., th,
Nile. The stories the Doctor tells Of two
countries through which the great river
runs read like fable. Hetells ofiyorv heinz
so cheap and plentiful as to be used for
door posts: of the skillful mauufactnra ~
the fine grass cloth rivaling that of india
of people nearly white and extremeIy
handsome. whom he supposes to be de-
scendants OF the the ancient Egyptians. of
copper mines at katange which have been
worked for ages. and of docile and friendIv
people. DIR. Livingstone and Stanley ey-
plored the head of Langara. and returned
to Cjlji. where they spent the Christmas of
lsil. Stanley says he found Liyinosrone
IN very destitute condition, robbed and
deserted by his men. He looks to he only
about fifty. and quite hale and hearty. and
weighs about $50 pounds. In March ls79
he began to organize an expedition To ex,
piore few doubtful points which he think.
will take about eighteen months. when he
will return to England.
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NENAlot tMNEH'> PosITIoN.-rb. Hos-
t'h -ifr'7'Ser's Washington special SAYS.
Ex-senator Jane, 4. Shield, Of Mu.s,,,.,
hA- been trying 20 persuade Mr.. sumner
" a''li ne course which leading liberal.
H-'Nc ur-ru upon INN uaincly.to speak upon
l,-"'> "i Tue hour ~ Boston aud then on
through the West and South. Amer h.,-r
lnG various arguments which Shield. nr..
>"nicd. Mr.. sumner replied that VIII -
had strong sympathy with the Greelo,.
movement. there wa- one thing ,lici,
caused nun 10 hesitate. and thar ~. ~
pi"hAbIe treatment of his color,d wi.
py thc Democracy. For these ha non
nothing 10 hope AT The hands OF thar u.,r,,.
anu '"r himself he had no Intention -,
deserving them. lie could not 80. M. ,,.,,'
eiear 10 cooperate actively with rha ,,,rty
that would never accept the pri,ri,j -. =,
hi> civil rights bill. Last winter vbn,, H.
WIN some oi his associates were bat,Iims,
'he administration. and his civil rights hiil
PendlhS' he went over To the Demo
'''tlt side OF the Senate chamber and an
Peaicu 10 'hehi there To vote with him So
i, 10 give MN a chance TO go with the new
movement. 20 that hc could sumner, !, ~,
si>tently. feeling that the riab,s -, r.
colored race would be safe with the na,,,
party But IN spite Of his appeals and bis
reasons no one of the Democratic Senators
wonld vote with him. Now his only lin.
culty IN joining actively in the etfor, 70
eject 'reeiey was this refusal of his Dem.
ocratic friends TO give him the least assnr-
ahce mat the rights OF the colored men
Mould DC respected. Shields in reply
argued that these Senators belongeJ 10 r.
dead past and did not represent the De.
iiiorIaey OF me present, but Mr.. Sumner
ended a he began. by re-assertino hi.
doubts whether he could depend upon the
new party to do justice to the negro
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Mr.. Knowlton's Declination
SOUTH MONTY

SOUTH MoNrvILLE. July s, ls7.
non; 10 =. a. Aiuiken, Chairman Of the I'm
District Congressional Committee.
DEAR SIR:-I have learned that tn
Convention at Ellsworth, nominated a.
acandidate for Presidential Elector. Nv
l shall most cordially support Gen. G,n,
and so will every delegate from wldo
who preferred me to Mr.. Hal. as
date for Congress. l shall also sn
Mr.. Hale as the regular nominee Of 10,
Convention, according to all hono.A,.
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Greeley Accents.

h""LtrrLE TENDERS rIIE poyt MINT.
Ntw loRl. July l.. The Democratic
committee appointed bv the Baltimore
Convention. waited Oh Mr.. Greeley TO-DAY
n the Lincoln Club Mr.. Do,litlln ln 3D.
halt OF the committee officially ue,fn.l
Mr.. Greeley of hi nomination hy an.
National Democratic Cputuuftpg 4. r4.t-.
didatc for the Presidency. Ir nnniiti..
then handed Mr. Greclet th- t,rnu. .!u,ti-
meats and introduced each upmHr ut lhr
committee To him
Attcr Mr. poolittlc, remark assuring,
Mr.. Greeley at The ''unanimitY cnrdiality
aud enthusiasm" with which hi- nnmiul-
ton was made. Mr.. Greeley took position
m the center of the room aud spoke slowly
and deliberately a. follows:
| should need time were tp attcmpt 20
reply htiy aud fully to the important and
need no say, gratifying communication.
Il may BE- that | should reply IN writing.
bur a. ! have lately addressed letter
which has been w,dcly considered to the
Liberal Republican Convention. il NAV not
bc necessary. | cam only -ay nov thai
accept Your numination-acccp' IL crate
fully IN thc sam" Spirit iN which I'd VIA
offered
ann At present iu position which
doubtless many would rc.;ar, az a proud
one. bat which is ~till an embarrassing
one, because il involves the TEMPORARY.
and trust only temporary. annoyance oil
\ demonstration at motives on th- part
Of some valued ann lifelong friends |
ara confident that time alone Is necessary
{" yindicatr my motives to Iil candid
Observer and TO convince lil OF the di.iu-
i"rc-tcdnrS> AMI patriotism 81 thr course
am pursuing and Intended tn pursue long
before was assured ut - much cp-opcrl-
iion and sympathy. Ihr time viii come
aud trust the opportunity, too. when the
world will see that you are no less Demo
crats because you have pursued tile course
YOU have. and that am no less a Republic
can because accept your nomination.
Here VT. Greeley voice ttltcrel with
emotion. lie recovered himself ana com
iiHucd II am not much Ia the habit of r,-
cevIn& nominations fer the Presidency.
great laughter and am .eyurutiy
unable to reply a. readily and ilueutly as
others might. Renewed laughter
cam only say that | shan b. happy d -.r
all Of YOU. or NJ least Is many ~ Won as
can come. AZ my humhl" humr. where
shall be Tomorrow, and where We Shall be
ahl" 60 converse and confer more fllly aud
I freely than here. II You Will come Shall
( be happy to make you welcome 10 the best
\ Tie farm aford- More laughter ana
. ..iN-.-sis.--a s..
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usage between opposing condiI..,

usage between opposing candidates in such
cases. and as the only practical way 70
prevent the election of Democrat or
ureeleyite But. as the Office of Presiden-
'iar hlector is regarded as mainly compli-
mentary; and as that honor was given 10
me four years ago. and AZ M man l., ,,,;a
State has held that office a seco,,d tins
since the formation of the Republican nartv
and as l could not accept this extra com.
pliment, at this time, without causi,,o nm.
usual thoughts to arise, respectfully de-
cline the nomination. ue-
Yours, &C.,
EDRNEzER kNOwIroS
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Letters from the peonIe.

\ gentleman Of til, county. Erpnhli-
can, writing as on business. adds His post
script:
let me employ q moment further in
expressing my profound >au >tactioH 81
the independence displayed recently IN
soar editorial course in the laerscap.
In these DAYS OF such general -"ryiiity
~ the pres. ami 81 the -argiiic" al AN IT,
dependence oi Thought to parry. or rather
90 a comparatively irw party leaders. !; j.
refreshing and encouraging To mud oc-
c1-i7nAliN one wi'h >nli-rc-pert enough
ami pluck enough &" EXPIRE. freely hi-
nnininns.
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ANS. July =. lNf -
10 Hon. j. w. Porter. Il. A. smith. H. :.
O<good and ii. L.. Mitchell. President
and Secretaries OF the State Republican
Convention
Gentlemen: - Your letter OF June 2lth
informing me OF my nomination for the Of
lice of Governor at the State Republican
Convention held Ia Lewiston jane l3th.
has been received.
| accept the nomination with grateful
acknowledgment for the honor ii rnufrr..
lf elected. stall. IN the future a IN the
past. devote my best and inust earnest ct
forts 90 the interest of the state. aud en-
deayor To- merit the approval and conf
deuc the convention 50 generously r%-
pressed.
In full accord with the platform al urin-
ciplc- adopted by the convention. aud b.
licviug the success Of the Republican pan
rs essential "a the highest prosperity ~ thr
stat" aud Nation.
am, very respectfully.
our ohedieut servant.
SlDNFY pFHHNu
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North Polar Researches.

REMARKABLE DISCOVERIES BY THE Nop-
wEGIAN EXPLORERS, sMYTH AND 1--WE.
The expedition undertaken by an Enc
llsh gentleman, Mr.. Leigh Smyth and
commanded by the well-known Norwegian
seaman, Captain Ulver. left Tromso about
the same time with that of Messrs PAYER
ana Weyprecht, OF which the public have
already heard. After a quick PASSAGE tb.
latitude of the South Cape of Spitzbereen
was made on the 9Th of July. The hioh-
est temperature of the surface of the sea
"A degrees Farheheit-was observed in
latitude "A north, and the water was con.
slderably above the freezing point beyond
the northwest srn extremity Of Spitzbergen
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IL Is clean safe and delicious To NO .na il, -
use it faithfully, Il will do ven Good. anu you
directions ON each bottle Buy il of tho nru,,
s is' or Merchant where You trade If thev hase
no. go. y on nand they will send for IT, al yonr ra
quest and sell you Genaine Ren e.. Pain.K,i.-
at retail lowest price
41sold by Druggists, Merchants and f,r,,o.-.
~ put up IN three sizes, and called s,IriaI
Sn.s, Medium Size" and Large Family si,au
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor & Manufacture
Iveoaoo a. PIrTsFIELD, Mass
ztnlu
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Previous TO the great Presidential can
,.'t IN November. the following state. ana
territories hold elections thi- Lll. Eorfb
'aroiina August / kentucky. Mout,n.,
ana Utah, August 8 New Mexico. ~.,.-
tehoer /; California, September Yer
mont, September 3; Maine, September o :;
oo'oraao territory, September 10; Dako-
tn, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska. ohio p,
.sylvania, and District OF Columbl, or,n-
Der south Carolina, October 10Th; wr.t
virginia October -. All the states yo,.
ior Presidential electors on The 5th day n
November. and on the same ,lay the fol.
lowing choose State officers: Alabama
ARKANSAS. Delaware, Florida. Georgia. ii.
,,hos' Kansas, Louisiana. MARYLAND.
has ,achuscus' Michigan, Minnesota, Miss
i.sippi, Missouri, Nevada. New J.r...,.
New York, Tennessee. Virgin, ami vi.
cph'ih' Arizona holds her Territorial
election on the 5 of November
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Iwenty-Eight Years Practice

IN the treatment Of Diseases Inc ident In F.u,I
"as placed DR. DOW at the head OF aIlphy.ici,p.
iA'hs sush practice a specially, and enables
nm 70 guarantee speedy and permanent cure
N tue "orstc cases OF Suppression and all other
"e"'"H" arrangements, from lohaterer cau.e.
All letters for advice mu i contain 81. one. n,
ENDIcorr STREET, BosroS
y. B--Board furnished TO those ,iesirine Il, !.
main under treatment.
Boston July, ls7I.-spno1yr
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DIR. n. L. True of Bethel. corresnond-
ing editor of the Lewiston Journal. has
been appointed Professor of Natural
Science in the celebrated Normal and
Training School in Oswego. N. Y. at q
salary OF $1,000. He will enter upon his
duties the first week In September.
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GOV. PERTAINS LETTER OF AC-
CEPTANCE
BURLINGTON, June "a. Is,

Dear Sir: At large and enthusiastic
convention Of the Republicans of Maine,
held Mt Lewiston, June 18th. you were
with entire unanimity nominated ms the
Republican candidate for Governor. TO he
supported at the ensuing election.
We congratulate you upon this substan-
tial endorsement of the fidelity. ability and
impartiality with which you have thu, far
administered the duties Of the office of
Governor.
Very truly yours.
i. NJ. PORTER President.
u. a. Smith. IL. ). Osgood. II L. Mitch
ell. Secretaries.
Hon. SIDNEY PFRHAM. Paris.
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inIs superb Hair Dye Is the best in the ,xor,J
pei'ecuy harmless. reliable and IN stantaneou..
r uhssappoihtmenti no ridiculous tnts or di.a
s,eeap,e door. The genuine VIM A. Hatchaior;s
pl bye produces ImM ediAeely a snIenJ;1
BLACK or natural Brown, leaves the hair rIa n.a4
az Ueaultui; does not contain particle Of lead
49, luxurious compound. sold bv ali druggists
IE, sP.Iyfo 10 BOAD STREET. y Y
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SKIN DISEASES

rE I ~, , IMPROVED COMEDONE AND pIv
u hhhEo1 The Skin Medicine OF the A.
=. q" - 'ahIsi 70 cure FLESH WORMS PIartT.
eeruption5 and BLorcHED di-nsuralion. ~ H..
New York. N'0' - mona St
For Moth Patches, PrerkI..
AND TAN. UsE PERRY's Morn AMI rpt,u
II LOTION: The we'll known reliable ana 49, "a
Prepared only by DR.. Ii. L. Perry De,n ~ iaee,
~ t,h nond street Ny. Sold by Druggists ever
bmOl1
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Special A9otites.
ON MARRIAGE.


CO.. ~ "eeI TOT oung Ven lrOln thr
-, : .. Fors AMI Abuses in early life. Man
IPpi RESTORED Nervous debility cured In,r.i
h'sht7 - Marriage removed New method IL fr,..t-
,Hrr, We" anu remarkable remedies. Book and
circulars sent Tree. IN sealed en- yelot,e. 4
Address HOWARD AssOCI,TIpS > .,,.
Ninth It, Philadelphia Pa 81 NJ I Fu'h
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imprint, Dodge and biz property We had no
copy understand why we did not respond personally A. |
w tn, name ' to Mr. IT., and asked him MI The order
SAY thus publicly that We do no" ow" and have copy
This sketch We shall pri" such copy
The greatest length a"n n as S 2s ruiz a Is'>r ILL., o
lar', ,r ElSa 'a a. iod s."
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r'i c S sSa %s sr %s Gs, lcr,S '' projecting
@,y Cranberry out far sGca. to form break @ ".
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south wet iar9or the IL I'LL
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.Nsier american look beyond hi. .'" own country
Mt pr-r1i . h~ar~- W !. HEATH T""'"' Of
sns on IL L. .,n MAN. tine, an many classes that
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s"s a' "s ,' ss ssi'y creator " withdraw" "
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Instead detailed
bethren tina
shall Of
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AZ Court OF Probate holden at Buck .porf yy-1-
! nha Tor me County Of Hancock, on TIE I H.,
| hcsdhy OF Juuc, y. D. Is.s. ''d
sam h.a7son administrator upau IN. -,
'd'i,c y" Vod lAte 81 9urry, ia said COUNT "
cea-ed-having presented his first account ''t-
| mhstration upon said estate for Probate, II "'''
oRDLREb That the said Adnini-trator -
", thereof o. all persons Interested b. c7r.
~ copy OF THIS Order to be published 49,
NteAa successfully IN the Ellsworth Amry,..,
printed ia Ellis Worth, that they NAV ANN, w.
irooate Court 10 be holden al Ellsworth ~ 81 q
~ Wednesday OF Aug next, al tcn II VIZ
vlDeh IN the forenoon, and -hew cause Il III, Wy
'''y nave, why the same should not be allowed "'
trns 1, PARKER IUCk. Judge
At a court Of rrobaee holden at EIl.wor,b ,,.,,f-
No. NJ VIC touhty o. Hancock. ~ TIL Til
Wednesday OF June, A. ID. Isl! ''
- W Leach Executor Of the last WIN or pti-
h "epsteL Iate y ca-tine ~ said County lecea.eJ
Ian ~ pIeseh'ed NJ first account OF adminI-tfa
hoh upon said estate for Probate
okbEkED That the said Executor ,,y.- ,,,,,
c, u, y az persons Interested, by causing
ooPs Vi tHls Order to be published three wesks
successfully IN the Ellsworth Amertc1n I,r,oti
~ Ellsworth, that they may appear al 4 PraIa,a
eeshsy y a Se holden at Ellsworth the 1T We'd
~ sa t VI august next, at ten of the clock m
ING forenoon and shew cause if ANT tbe.. , II a
WY ahe same should not be allowed ''''''
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
\ true topy-Attest. GEO A. DYER. Re,isfar
AT court OF Probate holden At EII-woTII ,,--o-
anu LOT the County OF Hanc0ek hi ,t .'lh
wcuhssdaN OF June, a. ID. ~, ~
NtMeil u uAfdln-on Guardian OF Iiz,ia So.
ais, minors oi Franklin in said TOMMY hlvin,1
presented hl- first account Of tIuAr.Ii,aI l'us
SAID estate for Probate upon
ORDERED: -TbaL IN. ...t ,.-,s.
~ y t''efeoi % all person. Interested IN c3n
,".A u'p5 Oh thls Ordar 70 be pQbIlsneI tEra.
80, Sae suceessiVeiy in the Ellsworth Ame
t'ei ~ Els worth, that they NAV annear i -
J. ~ oouft 70 be holden at Ellsworth IN liz |
~ Weiresday OF Aug II. at ten OF Inc ia. rs
.ns io ehoon, and shew cause, il apv tbev 49,, j..
WY me same should not be allowed ' 'd'e'
A tr,a cou,, -. fAkkER Tuck, Judge
a
~ Soat Of Probate holden at EIIslyor-h 80
Wa anu lor the County of Hancock on w +" IN IN
eneisaay oil June, \. D., 1872 II '"e pa 1
certain instrument purportin, h ~ ,L
a.; anu ; lament OF lothian DYER late Of W 'St VII
Probate. naNlhs oeeh presented for /
ed ha nnat notice TO all per sons intcras,
~. gwen by causing n co., 'est-
s.ii 4. oIuer 70 DC published three weeks n.y. 81
IN .ns an printed at Ellsworth ~, I'VE
may spPear at Probate Cour to be heit "a teaey
xU NJ IN sad county, on the Ist Wedna g Ills
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