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Political Notes.

The democrats offer to elect Butler TO
Congress from the Lowell district, if he will
come out for Cleveland and Hendricks.
Some democrats in the second ward Of
Elizabeth. y. j.. met to form a Cleveland
Club. After talking the matter over, they
decided to make it Blaine Club. The ward
is strongly democratic.
An independent paper at Detroit, SAYS
that the charges which have been published
at Buffalo against Gov. Cleveland, were
placed. with corroboratiye proof, before the
national republican committee with the
proposition to sell the committee hundred
thousand copies for use as a campaign docu-
ment. The committee declined TO circulate
the story at all. The committee does not
initiate the democratic precedent.
Logan fighting to save the Union
Hendricks assaiing Lincoln's administra-
ton; Logan shedding his blood in defence
of his country Hendricks, with the heart
of rebel, defending slavery and dripping
with reasonable sentiments Logan at the
front, with the heart Of hero and patriot
As God is just, and right is right, We cannot
doubt that the loyal citizens Of our country
will honor the patriot, and relegate the reb-
el TO political retirement Boston Trareller.
The Portland Argus, having said that
A. c. Jordan of Damarlscotta represented
Maine in the Independent conference. the
Damariscotta Advertiser rerorts that "there
is no such person in Dam ariscotta and never
has been" The delegate Jordan was prob
ably assigned from New York to Danaris-
Gotta, in order that Maine might have rep
resentative. To carry on a reform. ques-
tionable methods are excused.
1t is well known that Catholics hold to
high standard of domestic morality, as is
shown by the fact among others, that they
do not tolerate or recognize divorces. A
personal friend Of Bishop Gilmour of Ohio,
informs the Boston Journal that the reason
of the Bishops hostility TO Mr.. Cleveland,
before and since his nomination. was his
knowledge of the facts about him.
From the Catholic Herald.
Free trade means the opening up of
new country with population Of So mil
lions to the ravages Of England. This is
putting il concisely, and those who wish to
vote for party which comes the nearest to
the declaration of free trade policy can do
so if they wish to cut the food from their
own mouths. Englands manufacturing
power is equal to the supply of textile fab
RIGS and cutlery for nearly one-half the in
habitants ofthe earth. This immense trade
power arose from her colonies. especially
those of Asia, where she has 10000, 900 Of
people TO trade with. But she would rather
have free trade with the United States than
with India, and it would serve her better.
For that purpose the secret power Of Eng
land is busily at work in our American poll
tics, and will ever be until this country over
shadows her in all things.
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Summer visitors this season are max
ing short stay. This may be on account of the
weather having been cooler in the cities and
people Of the middle and working classes
not being flush in funds. Last Saturday the
cars and the boats brought very large
number of tourists. They were distributed
at various points in the bay, the greatest
number, Of course, going to Bar Harbor.
The band and orchestra Of the steamer
Mount Desert came up on the steamer Rock
land on Sunday, and during the short stay
at the wharf gave some fine music. We un-
derstand that they gave very fine sacred
Sullivan, in the evening. They favored US
at the Point with a few pieces on their re-
turn on Mondays boat.
Rev. ID. Wilson and family have left
fJr their home in Quincy, Mass, making a
shorter visit than usual. Geo. W. Fogg
and family and Samuel LETTERS, Sen, closed
their vacation and have returned to their
duties in connection with the city schools in
Boston. The former has been engaged
eleven years and the latter sixteen in this
work.
The other day We had the pleasure Of
examining some excellent work in photog-
raphy, from the studio Of Messrs. Joy and
Watts Of your city; in our estimation their
views can not be surpassed in merit, by any
done BY artists Of greater notoriety. The
view Of the Hon. J. ID. Hopkins cottage is
most perfect. Even the grouping Of ladies
and gentlemen in the foreground of the
picture is charming and the lkenesses are
so dislinc. that each individual can be easily
distinguished. No one need be under the
necessity of going TO distance to secure
the services of strangers when such good
work can be done by our citizens and at as
cheap a rate. Our motto is ever, "patronize
home talent"
On Saturday evening ab,ut eight
o'clock our attention was suddenly called BY
our daughter exclaiming. "Look al the cleo
tric light on the Green Mountain" When
we first looked, it had the appearance of
light similar to the headlight Of locomo-
tive, but very soon we knew it must be
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ute Of applause. The marching Of the long
procession was very fine.

ute Of applause. The marching Of the long
procession was very fine.
LIEUT.. GREEDY AND COMRADES
were seated upon tine balloon, Of the Rock
ingham House, and when the head Of the
procession appeared. cheer after cheer greet
ed him. the men in the procession joining.
As the crews Of the Thetis, Bear and Alert
passed. Lieut.. Greedy bowed very low, and
seemed to look his gratitude to the heroes
who had recently actually rescued him from
an Arctic grave. The scene was affecting.
and the emotion seemed TO perry AIDE the en-
tire throng Of people, many Of whom were
seen TO brush tears from their eyes. The re-
lief crews respectfully raised their dingy
caps. Lieut.. Greedy was kept bowling his
acknowledgements as long as the procession
passed. Commander Schley, Lieut.. Emery
and Commander Coffin raised their hats as
they passed the hero. After the procession
bad gone by. Lieut.. Greedy and his party en-
tered the Rockingham House, where, after
remaining a short time, they uere driven to
the grand stand on Market square. where
they again viewed the procession and again
received the plaudts Of the multitude.
PUBLIC MEETING.
The meeting Of citizens at Music Hall in
the evening to extend the official welcome
of the city Of Portsmouth TO Lieut. Greedy
and the remainder of his crew was largely
attended and characterized by unbounded
enthusiasm. In the auditorium was a rep
resentation Of Portsmouth, foremost ci,i-
zens, while on the stage were many distin-
guished gentlemen, not few of whom are
known throughout the land. Among those
on the stage were the officers of the North
Atlantic squadron and Arctic relief fleet.
In the front seats in the orchestra sat the
crews Of the The,is, Bear aud Alert These
sturdy sailors were enthusiastically received
by the audience The others on the stage
were Hon. VIM. T.. Chandler, Gen. Hazen,
Chief Signal Service Officer L. s. a.. Ad-
miral Luce, Commander Wells, Gen. b +.
Butler, Hon. $. J. Randall, Congressman
Robinson Of New York. Gov. Hale Of New
Hampshire Senator Hale Of Maine and
many Others
IN meeting was called TO order by W.
\. McGtalry ahn very briefly stated in elo-
queGt terms the object Of the meeting. Rev.
W. H. Alden then made iittIug urayer
and was followed b, Mavor Treat OF Ports
mouth "ho read an address in which he
extended the hospitaiitIes Of the city to It.
Ggeey md his band Mr.. McGinlev then
announced HAT a committee Of citizens had
secured Hon. w f. Chambers consen, TO
act a. permanent chairman Of the meeting
When Mr.. Chandler came forward 10 adj
dress itr ncriinc he vas warmly appauled;
when wv referred 10 the effort, Of Hon. $.
J. Randall n the House Of Representative,
aud %! Senator Hale IN the Senate in behalf
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The Natural Political Tendencies of Irish
American,
To the Editor Of the Boston journal

To the Editor Of the Boston journal
The tactics of the Democratic party in
their efforts to retain their control of Amer
lean citizens of Irish birth or extraction
must necessarily fall Of their own weight.
In the natural progress of events many Of
the features that made the Republican party
distasteful to the Irish have disappeared,
and with the nomination of statesman, whose
sturdy American manhood is the bugbear Of
Anglo-maniacs here, the Republicans have
offered to Irish voters a ticket around which
they can cordially rally. Practically, the
Irish as a class. have been Republicans.
When sacrilegious hands were uplifted to
tear down the American flag, no class or
section of our composite nationality rushed
with greater zeal to defend the starry pal
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State News.
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Captain LEW, Of North Boothhay. and has
been selling The schoonefs cargo. The
cre" M been arrested a. hey West
The Fifth Maine Regiment Association
viii hold It's twentieth reunion at Peaks
Island, August IL. There is q prospect
that larger numher Of the veterans Of the
Oh j,h and their families than usual will be
present this year, and good time may be
expected.
The republican, of Bangor, inaupurated
the campaign, Friday evening b, the d.
cation Of wlrwam. There VA lor,e
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The Greedy Party.
a GRAND CELEBRATIONS.

Never before in the history of Ports
mouth was there so grand end imposing an
event as the crleb-atio of the return Of Ii.
Greedy and the survivors of his expedition,
which, under the auspices of the municipal
government of Portsmouth, took place there
Monday. Ii throngs Of thousands Of peo-
pie, numerous bands of music aud bound
less enthusiasm could make a celebration u
success this was so in an eminent degree.
At 1920, amid considerable enthusiasm,
Commander Schey, 1t. Emery and Com
mander Coffin disembarked from a barge.
Following them were the other officers OF
the Greedy relief expedition. All were at
tired in neat fatigue uniform. Then were
landed tie heroes of the relief expedition,
sailors of the Thetis, Bear and Alert. clad
in heavy stoga boots, pants tucked in boots,
heavy dark blue shirts and regulation navy
caps. They rolled along with a sailor
gait All were bronzed, sunburne6 and
weatherbeaten. They were enthusiastically
greeted as they landed and the crowd
pressed forward to shake their hands. The
sailors from the squadron greeted their COM
panions from the relief ships with a hearty,
"Messmates. " elcome home,' and other hon
est greetings. Not a few tears were shed
at the affecting meeting between old mess
mates.
A roar of welcome went up when, at III
O'Clock, 1t. Greedy was discovered with his
comrades coming toward the landing in the
Admral's barge. 1t. Greedy was clothed
completely in white, with SLOUGH hat and
wore spectacles. As he and his companion.
alighted all crowded forward TO welcome
him. 1t. Greedy leaned on the arm of 1t.
Powell and languidly lifted his hat to the
throng Of people who crowded near him.
His every movement indicated weakness.
His comrades received much attention and
were objects Of curious scrutiny.
THE PROCESSION.
At 1920 the procession began to move
along the packed streets. fhunders of APP
plause greeted the sailors of the relief
squadron as they moved along, the crew of
the Thetis leading with that of the Bear
and then the men from the Alert. The ova-
ton continued through the entire route Of
tine procession. Commander Schley, Lieut..
Emery and Commander Coffin were received
with tremendous applause as they passed
along. They acknowledged the tribute of
the crowd by lifting their hats After Them
rode other officers Of the relief squadron
and they, too, received hearty ovation.
After them rode, in open carriages. Secre.
tary Chandler. Gen. Hazen, Commodore
Wells and Acting Admiral Luce. These
distinguished gentlemen also received trib-
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NOsNG wGN.-mEaD rssss

Tlff NptrNt HIIr CO.. 10 Mar~haii. Mish
pfrr NJ -..ul their celebrated ktftTRp Wet rAr
Brtr tnd U'hrr M trnfr ArFtftN,f- au tina
fHr THIRTY 'lAt.. a. Young 81 Afiistssi
with rrrsnu- irAiIts. l.-- - titahf, AMI nian
h'--l. ausf an klufir-i truutF-. Al-l ~ riiru
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LADIES MEDICAL ADvIsER-A complete
Medical Work for Women, handsomely bound
In cloth and illustrated; postpaid for 10 two
cent stamps. Tells how to prevent and cur
Worth its weight in Gold to every lady suf-
fering from any of these diseases. Over TO-
900 sold already. Address NUNDA PUBLISH
ING Co., Nunda, NJ 3mos.3ls
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
l concerned that he has been duly Ap
pointed AMI has taken upon himself III.
trust OF Executor Of the last VIII and Tr-f,
ment Of Lucy >ewall Adams late ~ I a-tiIl,. i'm
M county q Hancock, deceased by xiv
ii,R ooh,i ~ inc law directs: he therefore re
.e"-th estate, t" MAKE immediate payment and
thDse who have any demands thereon IA. -, tilIt
the same for settlement. -''''
ta-t!ne, July ~, Iso4 40
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Joseph X. Mayo, OF Bangor, in the
W County of Penobscot and State of Maine by
his mortgage deed. dated January 81. lss4 and re-
corded In Hancock Registry OF Deeds Vol. 49,
Page 3l5, conveyed to John b. Foster and William
=. Hubbard, comprising the firm OF W. r. Hub
bard \ Co.. of said Bangor, u certain lot Of land
situated in what is known Is the south West val
ley tract In the town of Eden, In the County of
Hancock, to wit lot numbered eight ~ beginning
at stake in the northwest Of said lot thence
south -, east three hundred and forty two (342)
rods To maple tree at the westerly side OF EAGLE
LAKE; thence sHutherly by said lake seventy and
one half t7o') rods to stake the westerly lin,
of said lake; thence north ~ west two hundred
and sixty i've t265) rods to Richardson's and Sar
gents line stake; thence north s. east eighty ave
rods (s5) to stake. the corner; thence south &.
west seventy eight u.s. ros a stake In the brook
the outlet of Betty Pond thence north thirty three
degrees 1857 east eighty five rods (sJ) to the point
begun at, containing two hundred acres 600 more
or less. Reference had TO deed John Low and al.
TO j. h. Mayo, recorded Vol. $780, page Ri and
whereas the condition of said mortgage has been
broken we claim foreclosure Of the same and viye
this notice for that purpose
W. +. HUBBARD
j. Is. FOSTER.
Bangor, August 4, lisa. 3v3s
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Rev y rsi SO Est~spris,

Five wears ago, jaime. Pylr Of New York.
first introduced his celebrated Pcarlinr To the
public. and now the name Of Prarline j. every
WHERE q household word. anil millions % park
ages annually consumed by our intelligent
h"usrke.pcr-.
y EGETINE l. arknow Lodged hy al Glasses
~ people 10 b. the best and most reliable puri-
fyr In The world
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 7.

We 10 not read anon vmous letters and communi-
Cations. The name and address of the writer in
all cases Indispensable not essarily for pubica-
tten but a. guarantee Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com.
m anicStinn- that not used.
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SMITHS

MEU JNPROTED PITENT
1s FORCE SPRINKLER and FORCE pEHP
viii throw a strong stream 60 feet, will save
your buildings in case Of fire, will your fruit
ami sarten. Invaluable in every household for
washing windows. sprinkhng the lawn and in fact
supplies want long felt by those that need a
force pump. BE sure that r. BSmiths name is on
the pump there IL lots OF poor pumps in the
market For sale by j. W. HALL.
Travelling Agent for Hancock and We shington
Counties, 3w32s
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A.-h itahf Va -isk W. gave ia.rt a-t.irta
" hFn 49, pA- hiiI .its rris-i tsr s-t.Htn
Nhsn Pc va MI -hs riuuE O. th-t..Fta
Mhsn 49, hi.i hiriru -hr gatr thrsn asfa
lsr.a
am hapf, " -faff ,haf TO- .ah ~ row
- hrrry : cribs" q rapidly int r~a-in4. anI
hs,r tet Co hear ~ ant 80 wbs.rr u pa. fiiLsi
2" rie" -sii-fs~ti"n. Thr hsrzs- yusatf, &c
TO- rrist. th# nsai ant attractive .iyl- - pat
nn- ~, ta-tthsr Wifh ths .frung Yn,hir---
msut- - ~ mHnt - nur wrll sn1Nu ettxTn.
have plss'ri u ~ ths bead - ~ otheT ptn..ts.
~ q rla-- Put up In lars, h.sff-. # q cent.
prirr- from th irasl.- -,'iirifri on ,try liberal
ttrni-. Tut up uuiN IN
Iitt Ellsworth. Main.
IT,. .isu tool. a -hurtagr 81 tie sssrn srst
\ wi'iuu i+sttis- q HtNn~' RAItf, a. toHN RI
upAtE -.'l'i anti gus rants-si iyrI
Tpr thr greatest amount ~ pirturr- a
short notirr. call ai Joy'- Gall,ry Whcr. ,ou
ran ct ~ At one lifting hy ihr new In.taB-
tsn"''Jis pry Plais rrucr~-.
Mr., Burrill reports the line % a.
p"-ii- IN hi bank rapidly Increasing AMI a.
rrais rNcct'lins hi anticipaii"n-. Mr.. Bur
rll nf'r- the same banking facilities 10 our
merchants anil othrr~, a. would De- furnished
by National Bank. 3tf
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To neglect Yourself II troubled with any di>-
"a. of the Kidneys: No, II |, dangerous: and
II you are afflicted. attend 10 Yourself now
Do not wait but use sulphur Bitters at once
They cured me when was given up 10 die BIZ
several phVsician>.-JoNATHAN HAM Boston
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-Imu,la-cy On tie nomination Of Mr..
Blaine :he Democratic press of the country
ID. loa~c Il, da.s n. var la a series Of Vicious
persona attacks oa Linn, ana were delighted
over The idea fla; ria, was TO be a canpa. n
uf personalities Now that GOV. Cleye-
,4iI'- character j. icing exposed to the
.aroal >ln.s git If publicity" the tune has
changed and the democratic press is shock
ID d, tle personalities q the campaign.
QUO a-L,. The >t9ry Of only a small
portion II Cos. C.e'elaa4'e life. is calculai-
81 70 shock e,en5ols wig is capable Of BE-
.u- shocked.
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New Advertisements
Eastern State Normal School.

rnIlE Fall Term VIII commence TUESDAY,
Aug. 90. For further Information, address
II. WOODBURY.. Principal.
tastine, Aug 1. lssi, 3w3s
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FOR KErRE>ENIArINE f. TO CoNGRESs;
First district THOMAS h. REED.
second pi>trict-NEL~ON pINGLEl. JR.
Third Di>trict-SETH l.. MILLikEN.
Fourth pistrict-CH 4. BOT TELLE
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State of Name,
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Augusta. July 25 I,

Augusta. July p, Iss4
DURSUANT to chap. o, sec. 81, of the Rey,.ed
Statutes will at the State Treasurer's once
at Augusta on the third day of September next. AT
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, sell and convey by deed tn
the highest bidder all the interest Of the state in
the tracts OF land hereinafter described living In
unfncorporated townships, said tracts having been
forfeited to the State for State taxes and countv
taxes, certified to the Treasurer Of state for the
year 1852.
The sale and conveyance Of each tract will be
made subject to right in the owner or part owner
whose rights have been forfeited, 10 redeem the
same at any time within one year after he sale bv
paying or rendering to the purchaser his proper
ton OF what the purchaser paid therefor at the
sale, with interest at the rate Of twenty per cent
per annum from the time Of sale, and one dollar
for release, or such owner may redeem his Inter
est by paying as Aforesaid to the Treasurer Of
stafe, as provided In chap. 9. sec. IS, Of the
Revised Statutes.
No tract, however, win be sold at a price less
than the full amount due thereon for such unpaid
state and county taxes interest and cost as de-
scribed In the following schedule:
HANCOCK COUNTY,
5OS2 Acres. No. South Division, q % n
5760 g South Division, 81 So
1856 :" 10 Adjoining Sfeubep, 80 70
ll0e0 u Middle Division, 79l
ll0so y ~ 4" lG 81
y. A. HOLD1OOK,
3w3s State Tredswrer,
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BOSTON & MAINE
RAILROAD.
Elegant Cars. Fast Trains.
Low Fares.

Trains leave Boston Tor Portland atpul \ VI and
I! ~. 80 uuI -ts T. "
STATION ism NEkET ~,t NEF BOSTON
u. j. FL,Nbtu- ID 4 ftKgrU
'rni fs-- Ticket " GruI ~upt
cnp-5s
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rnR rREsInENrIM ELrcrnRs:

TFFE TkF.|IIFIN 7 TNI- LIZ IF'Is<'
Electors at Large.
JOHN :. CASE. of ROckland.
WESTON +. MILLIkEN. of Portland.
first Dstrict-CHA ARIES NJ. MOSES.
second District. q. RICHARDSON.
Third Dist '-t-ABNER COBURN.
Fourth District -C. +. \. JOHNSON.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
! AM S G.. BLAIN Z.
OF MAINE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN A LOG AN.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR GOVERNOR:
f X + ID NICK ROBl + i,
OF GoRHAM.