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DR. MORSE
On Asthma and its Complications. Hay
Asthma, Rose Cold. &c.

LETTER No XVI.
IT. ne Editor ~ tAe American
TIL. peculiar form Of Asthma. To which We
would invite your alteration ia few G-saltory
remarks, 4. species Of Caiarrh very common
IN thu. climate during the summer months
IL generally makes IT, appearance abou, the
middle Of June. anl sometimes not until the
DIRT or latter part Of the month Of August
Tho symptom, are those Of a severe coll. an
intolerAble itching and burning sensation u the
no,irit.. with profI,- discharge sfa tr.n.E,A-
rent. irritating d iii from the eye, and nose
II |. also attended vita severe paroxy.m. Of
sneexing. which come on al Irregular interval.
during the day. These symptoms arr speedily
followed bv prieSling sensation In the throat.
accompanied with cough and cxpectora;iou,
wheeling, difficulty Of breathing. aud gre al op-
preston the chest.
A. thi, singular disease /. most common dur
ing the lowering season, IL l. dou bite. owing
10 hrraihing the aroma or poiens OF some u
the variou. lower. and sra-.-. which cone 10
maturity Al this Sc A-on 81 the year
some persons on walking into a flower gar
den are 80 peculiarly sensitive that even the
smell Of rose almost Instantly throw. them
ttp 'sbttht NJ 81 .nrfLlnS, Aisl CofgiOus HOW
Of a thin, nerii secretion from the nos,ril. takes
place, and henc. the name OF Rose Cold, IS
otbcrs, no l.., susceptible experience the
same results on goiGg into a barn where hay /.
STORED, even long aftsf The having >eason il
over. when Il take, the name Of "Hiy Ferer-
or Hfy istAma.
Thu. i seldom considered disease Of niue h
danger, but when long protrart il occa sions
much .uherins and anxiety. and irequen,l '
| terminate, in dangerous pulmonar, conses
tion-. disease. OF the heart, eriematous .weil-
ing' ofthe ankles, and other syiap toms char.c-
| terI-tic offstaI exhau. tion.
| The failure Of the treatment usually Adopt ed
| by the professio n has not been owing TO = want
OF the proper remedies so much .. to their
mode Of administration. The treatment ha.
been directed 10 the stomach, while the air
PASSAGES, the sea. Of the disease In the lungs
has been entirely neglected
| Inhalation. then il our sheet anchor o, hope
In thi. manner the morbid secretions that OBJ
s,ruct the sir channels are speedily remov ed
aud the healing aud soothing properties OF tue
remedies employed are brought To bear upon
the innamed and irritated mucous surface The
| o'esshin& oWcoucn easy Anu naturI. anu tnt
greatest amount Of comfort and relief Is 1t ones
experienced by the patient. But thi. l. moi
sh.-A perseverance in this course seldom fail,
70 break up return OF the pzroxysm., aai a
RADICAL cure Is the final result.
Persons At distance can he treated by Civ
ing me the .ynptoms Of the ease in wr iting
and the remedies can sent them BY expre. .
ChAs. Morse N. D. Physician for Disease,
Of the Throat and Lungs, - Free st Portl ane
| Ne July
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How to Keen . Hotel. "

II i not every man that knows how
TO keep hotel, and il i not every ho-
tel that j. favorably situated in regard
10 4 market. and all the convenience.
for keeping first rate house. Never
theless. some people do have the mack,
or talent. or tact. rather. Of making ev-
er, man. woman and child under their
care. feel perfectly al home Such men
can keep good house most any where.
Our attention is called TO this matter
just now by hearing Of complaints among
the many soiourners on the Island a. TO
their accommodations. &C. Now the
people of the Island. no doubt. do just
a well A. they can with their accommo-
dations. and with their expe ricnce in
bookkeeping And vet something
more il needed 10 meet the expectations
of many who resort Ia the Island for
recreation. or pleasure. or for health.
and that something is nice large Ho-
tel with n hundred rooms and all the
convenience of modern houses. with
generous. preparations Ia take care Of
company. and with the advantage Of
n market at hand. n we learn one ha-
been established. and with the facility
which the steamer Lewiston offer- for
sending to Portland. &c. it seems a. If.
with = plentiful supply Of native ice. a
Hotel would be full Of guests. and that
they would like 50 well that they would
come early and STAY long into the fall
months. Will not somebody. who
has eyes to see. and ears 20 hear. and a
mind that can comprehend the wants OF
yearly increase of company. take hold
and build first class Hotel at Bar
Hsrbor: We are not saving that those
now in operation are not FIRST rate. =
but that there j. not half hotel accom-
modaiions enough Ia make il at all
pleasant
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DgxoREsr's Youso AMERICA bright
est and best ofall the Juvenile magazines.
Doesti,ks said he liked the Episcopal Church.
beczuse the minister LEI the people . talk back. !"
Mr.. Demorset Understand this; he lets ms lit
tie readers do their own talking, or At any rate
talk back y and they seem TO like u. and arc
a, suv rate devoted 10 YorNG AMERICA! Ger
t,inly this little magazine combines more In :
,tructlon o. the very best kind. with amnse.
meut. than auy magazine we ever saw. l.So
per year, with premium Publication once,
xes Broadway. New York.
Gu.xY.-The Galaxy for August has also
a varied table OF contents. beginning with a
new ,n-taincut Of charles Rss'ie's novel, Put
Yourself In his Place, Feathered Life i. by
John Burroughs. r5o Ro-c, the Cloud and the
Oriole Fable without Moral l. by u. w.
Parsons, The RACE for Commercial supremacy
in Asia. j. by Richard J Hutton; Prince Ma
polssn. BY Justin MeCsrty; Mineral Water.
By John T. rapcr. vi ~, chmmeriY sap, nv
j. r. Mckay Matthew Nas~ar, bS John III.
Raymond How they Keep House AZ tompi--
gns is anonymous; On Cast af Iennysoiis
Hand /. by H. r. fucssrnsn; and Ihs Age OF
B,iriesaue il by Richard Grant White.
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VOLUME
MANHOOD IN THE yorv~

MANHooD.-fS THE Yoryc
WING generation. the vegas ~
life are strong, bat in q few ye.e
paliid hue, the lack.lnstre eve ~ as'
and the iInpossibilny OF spnIss. Sec
esfsfi, show u ban, 'fal iniiaasra wa
evident to the observer that - q sa
fiuenre Is checking the develaDs ~
Consumption 10 talked Of. and -
il removed from school and sass asss
I This Is one OF the worst uave,-ns
from Ordinary diversions N ~
scenes Of the city, The powers AZ 4. 20
enfeshied to give Sest to hsaItsf-, -
erCiss. thoughts are turned inws,
Sslyss.
1.-THE patient be female III.
men ses j. looked for with an xietv ~
tom in which Nature is q shos =.
m diaasing the eirc uiltion AMI 49,
with the isieolk OF teailh ARa.
n has grown BY what i fed An
&c the system are pFo-trais,f
economy j. deranged. The tseaafis.'
full period in which body and M.
fascinating y change irom cais9 y
looked for in vain he paF~at', -
snxAeiy, and fancies the grave 5st =
victim.
HELaRoLu's EXTRACT Rrcsr c..
arising fTnn excuses or early ~ z
tended with the follow Ing syrpss.s,
tiou ia Exoftinn, Lass oi paWer NJ.
niifsrHiIy II Breathing. t,raegsi Is.
ray II Disease. weak Nerves rrs...aa
fut Horror Of Dcsth Might sus,s,
WakrfRlness, nMness Of t..loe
yrrs.a LaSsttude of iha Muscular :
IN rtnous Appetite with Dy.1s.s. 4
Hot II snds tlu.hiuE Of Tie He'd \.
skin. lAlltd touniuaAnce and So.
Faee. Pain Ia ihr BARK H.ag4 as., ~
Presumably black spots Fiv.rs ~.
aifh Temporary ~aGa-ion sna n.
Want 81 Attention.. Great Anhu.y b
with Horror OF SOCIETY Nothing =
BE "a sura patient. thar ~eHt7as
they utnre dread. for Pea. -i hste,.
pose ~ Manner. 20 FsrBe.tue... i. /.
5Ht = hnrrlsd fraastii7n ir..sa t5,s ~
other
raesc 4ymptams ID allowed b !
this Ale Ina Invariably -susvs.-.
Loss of Power faiusty, aui Eu8ea.s.
at which the patient ma exu.-s
During the -aper1uieu irBr@ 81 =.
the l,ioumingstalc Asylum bar. ss4 ~.
t. fNa patients reason bad f1rx t-.
ans both died 81 cp.lep.V Fhev a..
s-xns. aad about twrujy YEAR, AZ LEI
W.o can say thsl fi1r ersr.ss, b.
aurntiy followed 10 those iirrtat 4.s.
tv and Consumption TIE RECORD. =
Axyfanls. and the nsiauCaly .gez.s, !,
ii,a, b~ar annie witness tp lhs t-., 4.
saritaas In Inmate AsElnm- ,A- u.
caoiy exhts4ti appear. TIE .r
a tuaiiT soslacsi and 'iutr ts.,.
Mfrtfs or t.rief ever vista 70. ,aas.
q e voice ocrur. it Is rarely srra4..,
VITA wpetui nsast-U. san l,.
Low sslicA saau g. ,..s rr.f /.
Whilst NC regret the ext -yaues ~.
eases and symptoms, We are yrsi arr
Invaluable gtfl ~ Cnrralat-s .a- .ac -.a
Consequences IlKtNnptI,. ulg,
rrArEp FttIp kNrEIrr ~ Hr
nn fuutr ilks 10. II a an aU-Nat af tass
g,,nu aui patient, and fh 'is rs
Who have used or Prv~rSi..cl H.
Sold ~ all l,Jggststs aaJ i+a!y-l
Price Ell 81 pvr hptalr D.. -.2 as-
Delivered % any stiwst ir~" ~ &,
AL eomgnunlra AZ IONS
idirt ss ~ I HfFNBmr.
Drug All Eea..4 Rl.
So ENtxs-
NONE ARE GENUINE INLE
lNtP IF ssrsi-engrA, Nrt4..-
.mtie Of ay hemsrai "s-r4.H.e aa
% z RELa
.p -
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The American Institute ofIn.truction
will hold its annual meeting at Congress
Hall, Portsmouth, y. II. on the Sd. 4th.
and 9Th. of August. The programme for
the exercises includes discussion on
The Supervision and Inspection of
Schools. lecture by Hon. Joseph
White, Secretary of the Massachusetts,
Board of Education; a discussion on the
subject of Secondary Education. on
Music in Public Schools. of
teaching; to what extent should Oral
instruction take the place Of text books
&c. and a lecture by Pres. J. r.
Champlin, subject, "Our Common
Schools" The Secretary will furnish
return tickets over most of the railroads.
among which are the Portland and
kennebec, Portland Saco and Ports
mouth. in this state.
The National Educational Convention
will be he'd in Trenton New jersey,
August 10th, 18th, leth, 18th. and aOth
This body is made up of The National
Superintendent; Normal School, and
Teachers Associations. The Programme
OF exercises embrace all the topics OF
interest connected with teaching. Both
OF these meetings no doubt will be large
ly attended by the friends Of Education.
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Sehenck's Pulmonir >rH


~vAwtrl Tonic ami gau rake OH
ii ,sgssumt .tlau, Liver Complain. .a. t+ma
taken aeror Ing - AsrrctlHt5-. Irr 81 .
r. -, taken Il the aaHac t.la. M. ~
4tntaa. he rr.iAt the lIFvr ami pg. a a Sd
TIL apl, tit.. become sulsl ta. .sl .e
rsakrs good blood the p4Ht. -ga.-r
r~sh Ih- d!se.A4s,s! matter rsi-r- r.
tAe pattern outgrowz tbr ..,, s.r 4a
Tul. L. ths- only WAy t.s caro- ..a..a.
r. sh.-e thrve mcaie.aen p- a. %
t'hNaicipnl4. osy-4 ul- uars 4....
{ ratnst.t .l ia saanA-s@ taas. aal
inonle syrup rprn4 -a
luuSs. "a tare throw e. "a 4
t!uu ipF whru Ihr uh r-lu .. .t.e 3
slight cough siu throw K aG
ryzL Aid th- jnH<s bTxin ta n-a.. h
To Ao tat4, the ~Fasrsi Il
Pin. rnust h.. {, ..,Iy usesi .l ,... Il
and liver 90 thAt nv. i'e
10 - slii make zp0a nleH4
- hruck'+ Mandrake HIS
renewing an 0b4trurtleus rt.tt Is.
sAE hladi rr. the bile +iarla f..y-
j. aasan relieved the stools " AZ.
PHI. can do : nothing has rt,- .rra
ccpt ralourl a deadly pot "a .t-.
aua to use unisss v ttti yrrat .4r sr
the gall bladder and sIAri the -reaF5
liver ike ~chencA'. Man,trlA. F.-..
Liver Complaint - one %. Gas a
cau~~e 81 samVLlln
~ hrnek'- ~eASsrtl luul. ea.
auI Alternative. and tbs ala.
- hlrA tai+ rrrpB ration u r.4.r
stomach g. throw out to-, 44..-rr l.
thr food with the Pulmnut. ~Fra. HH
mt. good D. a,,,i without .frata a..4 !
% the stonAch.
The great reason VIZ ttss-.4-.
,au.uuut,an IL th,.y a.. t......... . Fl
mc4lclne t. stop Tie rol ya tH-'.. &
night s4eat- hectic fever 4aI 5.
lrrangs the - hole digestive .aIt..- a+
thr -eeretioa-- ami eventual. .s a4
aud lie
nr. -ch~uek IN MS treatment ..,. 3D.
~sap a cough. night .Y.-as- .E..
move the eau-r and th..g VIII. s
own accord NJ one can Ia alr.
ton. Liver Cor .laia{. ps-iz.y-.4 l-4@-
letrateI Throat, uni.a- ,.a .ta- -
arc made healthy
~ ans person ha- eoa-aa.u..a. "a
lunge- ia SONG y ~ are ,il-.l-i... s.zae'
atse,---e-, brone NAL trrt.atsaa. l,.4-A 4lei
the iunZs are A taa-~.at. lna.n,at..4 AL. .
Gazing In -t,..t CO.. a, INNS. L.
Mi .nsy nv. l,,ny.th,t ,,,.r. ~.
whale bnhr nv. .r..r,,.h -la.I 0.trt aa
their r,o,r,r 4, ,na.a nt,..,.g .,,....f tly4 ~
ooly 'b.ng. I. tnT,Ln .,b.s-s- g.--
.s;r... ,,AIrt I'M -. ,..,~ ,4s .ss
he n.tirpt ri n 49,, IA gx-r,t,8 aa-
e. in and make - tl.sai tl,s rae as1-
Etn. 10 gaIn IN f.-h a,,t - -sa.g. 81. .u- p
gtn- 10 grox ~. tnp,s- ,.I,,rrp...t.. b. 1ts 3
Inc ,,at..,nl "a ees e ,rJ raf ra -z
I. =. - =
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Poljeo Court Record.
DmNKwArER. JUDGE.

DRiNKwATER. JUDGE.
Criminal Sessions, July 20. 1868.
State on complaint of Thomas Walk
erv r. b. Lucas. Complaint for as
sault and threats. Defence general
denial.
Judgment "Guilty." Sentence
one cent fine and half costs.
Wiswell for Hale and Emery for
Comprt. Respondent.
July y.
State on complaint of City Marshal
'. John Graham. Complaint for va
grancy. Graham pleaded Guilty, and
was sentenced TO thirty DAYS in county
Jail.
July -.
State on complaint of City Marshal
Timothy Brcsnahan. Complaint for
Intoxicafion. Brcsnahan pleaded
Guilty" and was fiued $500 and
costs.
July "a
State on complaint of Richard liamor,
Martin Roberts 4 al. Complaint for
assault and battery After the testimo-
ny was out. the complaint was mol
pros'd upon Respondent paving two
thirds Of costs. and Complainant one
third
HAYES for Wiswell for
Compl't. Rcsp't.
july IS.
State on complaint Of Lewis Friend.
v. Larceny. On trial.
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wonderful creations. But have al.
ready written as much ~ l care TO
write now. or rs YOU win care TO read.
This old matter Of Congress and con-
gressmen. you see, has not vet lost all
its interest for me. will write again
If don't get away from here as soon As
hope TO do.
r. A. PIKE.
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Nj \ X II f. ID.

la Bncksport, July ith Thomas : clay aad
Sarah b. now
lh Hucksport. July sth John Chase, Of b. and
Elizabeth 4. Rowe, at De,Iham
~ AtDe,ert The 10th, inst BY +. VI. Hamor E-a
capt kugene \. Richardson OF fremont and
Mi.s h-lyina J. Mcfarland OF Eden
star Prarts. Wisconsin July an Mr. Henry "
ho,ya ana Miss Helen A. Garland both formerly
Of Ellsworth, Me Also
April III. Mr.. Luther NJ Rayal OF It.v,rth
Maine. AMI Miss Mary Aidisoa Of somerset, Wis.
cossin.
In t,ouid.6oro the =, inst, by H. NJ. sowle
ksg. Mr. William l.. Perry ana Ms, Jul,. F,ik'
ner, both OF steuben
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DIED.

Died IN Portland July -, Mrs. Ruth H. Brown
wife of the late ssmRsl Brown, E-q OF Blu.hil
Ne, aged so years months
As wife, mo lhcF christian ana friend she Va.
loved and respected. Without any phy.ir.i .uT.
iering- her spirit passed gently and peacefully "a
Tie better world 70 receive the just reward of the
Righteous made perfect
Al Alvlso. near san Jose, Cal June l.th. Can't
eharies Emerson, formerly Of BAGS sport. aged
20 years.
In tiuehili, june "a, Miss Hannah Gou Of Or
land, aged 81 years n
Died July esd, I~a, Miss LIME DonDeu d.nxh
Ter OF Augusta L. UonnelI. aged Is years
Al salisbury, june z1th, Roseana NJ daughter n,
~ salisbury. aged Is years and N onth
lex, aged ~ years. '"
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-The Portland Advertiser -sys: Thurs
day afternoon prxc hyh. for 800 took place
st Pa.hsw seven miles from Bangor between
M.rcrIIu. Baker and Charles Bechcr. Of this
city. six round. were fought. lasting about
hall an hour. when the hghi wa- declared for
Bclclier on \ foul In The dr.t rouni Be lche r
drew III. first blood. anJ Baker soi the fret
knock down In the second round some good
sparring was shown. aud both were pretty
we'll punished. the eyes ii each beisg marty
closed up. Baker mali this best stand up
dShiirx. bu. on the sixth round struck Beleher
when he was on hi. knees AMI foul DE-
clar-d
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minerals. The cost, distance, &C. Of
the road are thus enumerated:


the road are thus enumerated:-
The ease and cheApness with which
the road can be built are important ele-
ments In its success. Our readers may
not be aware that steam communication
can be opened entirely across the eOnti-
nent on the line Of the Northern Pacific
Railway by building only $50 miles Of
track. The distance from St. Cloud on
the Mississippi, the present terminus OF
the Minnesota Pacific Railway, to the
north bend Of the Missouri, is $50 miles.
From st. Cloud. at a distance Of only
I23 miles, Fort Abercrombie, on the
Red River of the North. is reached. thus
opening up steam communication with
Pembina and the vast territories of the
old Hudson's Bay Company.
besides the large local business this
road would be sure to create and COM
mand by the development Of the rich
agricultural districts along its line and
that Of the vast mineral resources of
Montana and Idaho, IL would have a
very great advantage over the Central
road In better grades and in the i'm
mense through business II would attract
II Is thousand miles nearer, perhaps
more. from Chicago and the great At
lantic cities 10 Japan aud China by the
Puget Sound route than il Is by San
Francisco. Ships passing between that
CITY and Asia always sail north Of the
Straits of Fuca in order TO follow the
shortest great circle to their destination.
Hence the northern line would have the
most important advantages in compel
ing for through trade and traffic between
Eastern Asia and America.
No doubt we shall wake up some
morning and read in the papers a
lengthy account of the commencement.
or perhaps partial completion of sec
ond Pacific railroad. without any previ-
Gus public wonder a, the Inauguration of
the great enterprise jus, as the LAYING of
another cable across the Atlantic came
upon u by surprise.
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Special Notices.
OUR READERS

Viii md IN our columns the advertisement a, ,h.
Peabody Medical Institute, which now nuh,iah
es Dr. HAYES new book entitled The science Of
Lie, or seifPreservation," which treats upon ali
we uisorders that result from the errors of yoath
N . mastery manner, and which shond be In The
nAnas OF every young man and every person "a Ter
ny rom ueehn- OF the physical powers. The In
sutu,e mas also pub ished an invaluable treatise
entitled sexual Ply sioiogy of Woman. and her
Diseases. Don't fail to read tie adv ertisemeDt
MI
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Twenty-Five Years Prac

In The Treatment of Diseases incident 70 ~
has placed DIR. DOW az the head OF all pbgsi7
making such practice a speciality, and -
him to guarantee a speedy and pertinent q.
the worst cases Of Suppression and all otasf >
strnaI DersngeIaents. from whatever eaasf
letters for advice must contain al. once,
ESDIcoTr STREET, BosroS.
y. B.-Boar,i furnished to those desiriss
main under treatment
Boston, july, iss9 -sp. no lyr,7
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--Hichberu ssy-. At the close ~ hi. l.,
accepting the holier.' nomination "l~i u.
hav. peace. We have heard or read that .enti
mrnt before. but he undoubtedly uses L becau .e
the context !. nrw and uiicrou- t-pon the
eve OF iuanzuraiing n war upon The patty which
has honore.i and trusted him 10 the extent of
magnaniInous forbe ar ance the quoiaiio seems
90 b. the result Of inimoicra;c lryifv - Il
would seem tina; the war commenced ia the
name OF temperance a. ,in-t Temperance par
", Is being prosecuted =. ioks.- There il
something in the bJoA> ahou, one Nero. An
ancient worthy. Who raspci hi. fiddle rather
Than man the brakes while Rome was burn
ing. mat was Joke. also Bda1Or Whty
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Tho Total Eclipse of the sun has a good
deal 10 do with the August number Of tie Rly.
erside, not however to make 1t in the least bit
less bright than usual. The fronti.plece /. \
finely tinted view Of the sky as il Is TO hook on
the day OF the eclipse. with the position OF the
planets that are 10 be visible carefully marked.
The article accompanying the picture /. a clear
and concise account Of the sun. further illus
trsfed BY engravings, and young observers are
shown what to expect and look for during the
eclipse. Then the wonderful little artists.
whom Annie Silvernail tells about. come out
strong with pictures TO the story 'Lucky's
Visitor. The editor begins. under the title
The story Of Book = description Of the
various processes Of bOok-making, from COM
position to binding. First Schs n days Of
Little Quaker ends happily. Mr.. Benjamin,
who told last month how sail boat was rug
ged, now tells how il is managed. There i a
fArcic,l tale Of Three Tailed Monkey, an ae-
count of"Two Of my Squirrels" some pretty
poetry. q variety Of other sto.ie., and an un-
usually large installment Of games, riddles,
md the like. Published BY Hurd ant Hough-
ton. New York. $2.5O year
IhE LADf7s fRiEND.-Ihe August humber
ofthis popular magazine is adorned with a
beautiful steel engraving Of Paul and Virginia,
and also with q double PACED fashion plate.
The literary contents is Of high order. The
sensible part Of the world will be glad To notice
the EDITOR objects to the hlgh.heel folly. Dea.
con sad Peterson sl9 Walnut st. Phila, Pa, at
$50 per year, which includesa steel engraving.
ATLANTIC.-In the Atlantic j. W. De For.
rest leads OF with one OF his pleasant and inter-
eating Southern experiences, THE Taillefer
Bell Ringings.' 5. ShAler gives an account OF
The Gret Earthquakes OF the Old WorId;r
Mrs Celia Thaxter follows with the first OF a
series Of papers on the Isle OF shoals, CHARM
ing summer resort on the coast Of Maine, Miss
Abby 5age has an article on The Hamlets o.
the Stage. Mr.. Dickens throws flowers In the
path Of Fechter, the trzgedian, to this country.
By telling how romantic, picturesque and orig
inal ne h on the stage. George Eliot gives Ia
poetry picture Of Agatha. James Parton ha
readable article on The Strikers Of the Wash
ingtos;. Southern lady contributes curious
piece Of negro history. Uncle Gabriel's Ac-
e00nt Of his Campaigns; Jubilee Days ID by W.
D. Howslls, and Henry James, u, continues
biz tale of 0abrislIe De Bsrgcrsc.
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A Whale +! A Whale 1!
GGULDsBORO. July 26th,

opt LDsnchO. July Sotu. AooS
One day last week, Capt. Justice
Bickford, Of Birch Harbor, in this town,
fitted out his whale boat from the shore,
and in Q very short time was the captor
of ''leviathan Of the deep,"-a fin-back
whale, 10 feet in length. 1t required
seven boats and their crews to tow him
in.
Where, now, Is your Franklin corres-
pendent with his little Winter Harbor
'.hub," for he must know that loaf
sugar monuments and boat races, bear
no comparison with schale.
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