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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 BULFINCH STREET.

L II L..
opposite Revere House) BOSTON
1NflE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure in all
Il nouncing that they have secured the services of the
eminent and well known DIR. A. II. HAYES, late sur.
geon IT, s. Army, Vice President of Columbia College
OF Physicians and Surgeons, SC.
This Institution now publishes the popular medical
vArIoN," written by DR.. Hayes. 1t treats upon the
Errors Of Youth, Premature Decline Of Mtnhood Sem
inat Readiness, and all Diseases and Abuses of the GEN
erdfiue Organs Thirty thousand copies sold the last
year. 1t is indeed book for every man-young men in
particular. Price only S;l.00.
This Institute has just published the perfect trea
tse of the kind ever offered to the public, entitled
sexual PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND HER DIS
EAsEs pronsely illustrated with the very best engray
Among the various chapters may be mentioned The
Mystery Of Lfe,-Beauul Offspring, Beauty its value
to Observation-Disclosures Hygiene of Woman
Puberty-Change of Life,-Excesses of the Married =
Prevention to Conception, &C. In beautiful French cloth
$500; Turkey Morocco, full gilt, $500 Either of these
books sent by mail securely sealed postage paid on
receipt of price.
high moral Tone and all eminent and skilu physicians
earnestly recommend them to the public as the only
scientific and reliable treatise of the kind publ shed in
America.
"Avo1D ALL QUAcK OR DvERrIsINo DoCroRs AND
GET THESE POPULAR BOOKS."-T timer. Journal OF
Medical Science
The "PEABoDY JOURNAL OF HEALTH" DR.. HAYES
Editor Terms, one dollar year i'll advance. Address
as above.
AJ-ALHERT Ii. HAYES. NJ. D., Resident and Con-
sulting Physician
N. B.-Dr III. may be consulted in strictest &C ndence
on all diseases requiring SKILL and experience
lNVIoLABLE SECKEsY AND CERTAIN RELIEF. Iyr1.
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THE FRENCH BLE-INTERRUPTION OF
OPERATIONS BY A STORM.

New York, July 10. A dispatch from
Sydney, Cape Breton, July IS, says the
French cable fleet, engaged in the service of
completing the laying of the ocean telegraph
line from Brest to st. Pierre, Miquelon, ex-
perienced a heavy gale of wind accompanied
by thunder and lightning on Friday evening.
The William Cory, which had finished the
laying of her portion Of the wire found it too
stormy to attempt the work of transferring
the end remaining on board to the Skandiare
ship freighted with the next portion. The
men, therefore, buoyed it at sea, after which
the entire squadron made for and put into
Mira Bay, Cape Breton. This movement
was absolutely necessary for the purpose of
repairing slight damage which had occur
red to the paying out machinery fitted on
board the Chiffon which was occasioned bv
partial collision between that vessel and an
other during Friday night, Sir James Ander-
son, accompanied by friend, landed and
came into Sydney overland. intending. to
proceed next morning by way of Bras Dor
Lake to Halifax and Boston.
A Washington dispatch says the agent of
the French Cable Company has had several
conferences with leading members of the
Cabinet within the last few days, and the in
dlcatlons now are that an arrangement will
be effected whereby the cable will be allow
ed to be landed and go into immediate opera
ton.
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Tho Governor and council have pardoned Henri
,ta DIRK. who WAS convicted last May of conceal
my the birth of her child. Her case was similar to
that Of Hester Vaughn.
correspondent at Wntcrport teegraphs Us that
VIZ. Erasus snowman, respected citizen of Pc
uu,cut. committed suicide at the former place last
}rnins by cutting his throat with pocket knife
he leaves little daughter eight Years old. He was
man of property and pleasantly connected He
has recently shown decided symptoms of insanity
Bangor Wing.
ihry are hauling Wall street broker, over the
oal> for violations Of the usurl laws.
The terrible looking sea serpent that has been eN-
bbtrd all over the country seized by the reve-
uu officers at Bangor and locked up, The "snak
hadn't any license
Ibe mortality from yomto, cholera and dialrhna,
am0ng the Spanish and rebel forces in Cuba, Is re-
presented As frghtu amounting in month to fiji
teen per cent. of the men in the field,
Two French workman in u silk mill fought duel
with pistols at Paterson. n. j.. on Saturday. Both
were severely wounded.
atharne Mcdonald hung herself in her cellar at
NnEuSta, with handkerchief last week. She was
~ year, old.
tnc Prescott Min, III China, was burned last ",ek
-oppo~od To- have been fired by an ncendarv.
zen. T. W. Hyde, of Bath. has been appointed TO
ttc vacant Adunt (eneralship of this State. Hyde
VIII scarcely make the money out OF it that his illus
iriou> predecessors did. Paper credits and coorcd
Institutes are things Of the past
Nellie larboXo bottom at Wilmington, is report
ed TO be but litt injured. She Wa from Rockland
Alnc loaded, and got ashore.
LlCNCHfp. In sullivan. July l2lh. from the
ward of tyrIs j. n VIM. III. Hail. a tine schooner OF
I2+ tons, called the Martha Weeks. She is owned
lN Halls n Cooper, of Belfast, and will he com
lnanicd 10y Capt. hares Gilmore. The Messrs.
HAN have laid The Keel Of another schooner of 1860
l4~ for parties in Belfast
The following post office changes in this state are
reporled--OSrar W Fiiiel West Deer Isle, Han
"ck County: Albee Parsons, Eustis, Franklin
ountY doth new Offices: II. {. Chandler vice
onnor, removed, ritt>fed Somerset County.
The Mayor of Washington, in his message, wants
Jhc white and coiored children all to go TO school
together, and ha, appointed negro as trustee for
lhe White schools.
he peach crop This year is said to be immense.
Ia New Jersey and Delaware the trees are breaking
down with them.
the cholera is in Cuba and there are fear, that it
Viii visit this country.
The Bangor Wing i, pitching into the Dexter
Gazette for presuming to have an opinion on the
temperance question. Our >punky little cotcmpo-
ruy VIII give him fits, if it takes hold of him.
tn" house of Isaac Il. Allen, in Warren took
fire about noon on Monday, from Il defective chin
n-N and was considerably damaged by the fire and
HE lll-drectcd efforts TO save doors, windows &c.
ne furniture was also much damaged in removing
IT, Insured in Thomaston
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S. T-ls60--X. The unprecedented and extraor-
binary demand for PLANTATION BITTERs is evil
IDENTITY owing to their being prepared with pure St.
CroiX Rum, Calisaya Bark, &c;; Our Drugg lists
complain that it is almost impossible to keep up
play, and that their ORDERS owing to the great de-
mand, are but tardy executed. Do not become
discouraged. Be sure and get the genuine.
MAGNoI1t WATER. Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne and sold at half the price.
The relaxing power Of Johnsons Anodyne Lin
ment" is truly wonderful. Cases are already
numerous where bent and stitfened limbs have been
limbered and Strengthened by it. When used for
this purpose the part should be washed and rub
bed thoroughly. Apply the I.inimen cold. and rub
it i'll with the hand
A crowd Of horse men," ana others. daily
throng the stores in country and town for " She IL
dams Cavalry Condition Powders" They under
stand that horses cannot be kept in good condition
without them, and with them can be on a much less
quantity of grain
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

DISTRICT Court OF TIE UNITED 1xn>xee,,,.,.,
STATES. District of Maine. IN bANhHlfl'ft
In the matter of LUTHER TIBBETTS Faukrutt
YINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That Il Petition Al,
L been presented to the Court this sixteenth lt,
OF June, a. ID. 1862 by Luther Tb5etts of Addison ia
said District, Bankrupt praying that he my be de-
creed to have full discharge from all his debts provat
under the Bankrupt Act, individually and partner
the firm of 1ibbetts 4 Worcester composed OF sad Tb
belts and Lorenzo D. Worcester and upon reading sud
petition,
IT Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had nm
the same the first Monday OF Oc AID. 1860 before
the Court in Portland in said District, lO o'clock
NJ and that notice thereof be published in the Machas
Republican and the Republican Journal, newspapers
printed III said District week for three weeks
that all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons in interest appear AT said time and place
and show cause if any they have why the PRAYER OF said
Petition should not be granted. VIM. Z. PREBLE
3wl Clerk of District Court for said Dis,ri
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k1UCHU.
- From Dispensatory of the United States.

DIosMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
fKorERrlEs.-Iheir odor is strong, dihusvc, and
somewhat aromatic their taste 5itterish and analogous
to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES Buchu leaves are
Organs. ''
They are given in complaints of the Urinary Organs
such as Gravel Chronic Catarr of the Bladder Morbid
Irritation of the Bladder and Uretha Diseases the
PROSTATE Gland and Retention lncontinence Of Urine
ton. The remedy has also been recommended in Dys-
pleopsy chrome rheumatism" Affections and
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU is used by persons
from the ages Of IS to and from IS to S. in the de
Pains; Bed. Wetting in children.
In affections peculiar to females, the Extract Buchui
unequaled by any other remedy as in Chorosis Re
tention Irregulry, Panulnes Suppression of Gus
tomary Evacuations liberated schrrous State Of the
Uterus Leucorrhea, or Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL
AND DRopsICAL SwELLINGs. This medicine increases
healthy action by which the Watey or Cacareous depo
tions and ali Unnatural Enlargements are reduced as
well as Pain aud Inflammation.
4llELMBoLD'sE XrRACT BUCHU has cured every case
Of Diabetes which has been given Irritation of the
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention Of
Urine, Diseases of the PROSTATE Gland Stone in the
Milky Discharges, for enfeebled and decate
constitutions. Of both sexes, attended with the following
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing Weak Nerves
Trembling, Horror of Disease Wakeulness. Dimness of
Vision, Pain in the Back Hot Hands Flushing of the
body, Dryncss of the Skim Eruptons on the Face Pd
Counenancc, Universal Lasstude of the Muscular Sys
tenn &c.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu is Duretic and Blood.
Purifying and all Diseases arising from habits of
dissipation, and imprudences in life imnur-
tiles of the Blood &C., superseding Copaiba in affections
which it is used such Gonorrhaa elect of long
used in connection with HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere Beware
PRIcE-$1.e5 per bottle, or bottles for $3.50 Deliver.
ed to any address. Describe symptoms in ali communi
cations.
Address IL. T. HELMBOLD, SOL Broadway, NY.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE TIP IN
~ steel-cngraved wrapper, with fac-simile OF nv
Chemical warehouse, and signed
IL. 7. HELMBOLD,
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7" liz HIM. comfy Commissioners Fl Tie
fon1Hy oi' lF'allo.
TXTUEREAS the 't Belfast and Moosehead Lake Rail
w road Company" by their President and Directors
hereunto duly authorized and empowered have hereto
fore flied with said Commissioners their location OF said
Railroad from the centre CT the north and south road
passing through the village of Brooks, in said County
to the centre OF the road leading from Unity to Tnorn-
dixie in the town of Unity in said County, which oca-
ton has heretofore been approved by said Commission
ers, and entered on their record.
And whereas said road as located passes land
owned tar your Petitioners have been able to
seran by the wing named persons severay to wit
Mrs A. j. Green, A. Rose, heirs of A. j. Roberts l.
T. Horton, j. Stureyant, j. Lane W. n. Roberts A. 5
Forbes, H. III. Harris and Is. Lcathers in the town of
Brooks b. +. Hobrook, j. Santial H. Iolbrook heirs
OF s. Abbott, W. Briggs, w. Gordon, s. Lowell Bailey
b. Bailey .. Walker, D. Cookson. ID. Phlbrick and +
Shbes in the town of Knox; j. Mcl1anus, r. Pendeton
f. Bradford l.. Gates, +. Phhrick L. Gates j Gordon j.
Hail. A. Il. Bumps and K. Rich in tie town of Thorn
dixie } Stevens, k. Cornlortll : Crosby r. Files F. p.
Scribncr, b. Hunt, r. II. Mouton, and b. +. Chase in
the town of Unity
And whereas said Company derous TO take 80 much
of the lands aforesaid covered by said location and con-
tguous hcraunto, may be required the construc
ton and necessary convenience of said road AZ provided
by law
wherefore said Company respectfully pray that the
Ion the commissioners may proceed, after due notice
to the parties interested, to estimate the damages
tanned by the parties aforesaid whose estate NAV be
required and taken Tor the purposes aforesaid accordn
to the form of the Statute in such made led
Dated at Belfast the I'd day of July, A. d. 1860.
Belfast & Mooschead Lake Railroad Company ly
a. ifAYFORD, President of said Company.
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THACKERAY'S NOVELS.
HOUSEHOLD EDITION..
Compact, Elegant, Uniform, Cheap.

L. Vanity Fair. / vol
=. PendenniS. l VOL
B, The NeWcOmlDs. / vol.
4. The VirSinians. vol.
;. Henry EsmOnd, an Low 81 the Widow err.
d. The Adventure of Philip. vol.
Price, $l.25 EACH
We quite agree with the Chicago Post that Mcssrs
Fields, Osgood Co. seem to be singularly fortunate
their at the popular want in regard editions of
standard literature their very popular editions Dick
and their recent of Charles Reades novels bear
witness. Seeing the vacuum in the supply cheap edi
ton Of Thackeray and abhorrng vacuum when money
may be made by filling il, they have commenced the pub
LEGATION of Household Edition of that charming novel.
st.' JOHN g. SAVE
This firm to whom the public are indebted FIR the
neat handy, and cheap household editions of Scotts
Dickenss, and Reades novels now issue similar edition
of Thackeray. For the library and for the repeated
readings which these novels compel this is beyond all
cavil the best edition to purchase unexceponabe
in print and binding, ana within the means Of al
most every lover OF books. New Bedford Mercury.
at is the most convenient edition of Thackerays nov.
els that we have seen."-Philadelpha Post.
~ For sale 6y al booksellers. Sent, postpaid on
ceipt Of price, by the Publishers,
FIELDS, OsGOOD X CO..
d"i 124 fremont Street, Boston.
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EXCURSION. The steamer City Of Richmond
Capt Dennison. will leave Bangor on Saturday
next, about noon, for trip to Mt. Desert, arriving
back on Sunday evening. Parties from Belfast and
other bay landings will be taken on the regular W
passage. on Saturday morning. and returned on
Monday morning, for - for the round trip. 1t is
Just the season to make coast excursion enjoyable
and this will be as pleasant as it is possible to make
one. The Richmond is superb boat for such a
trip, being roomy neat and swift. The grand seem
cry of Mt. Desert i, alone worth the time and ex-
pense to see.
We are having most enjoyable weather. The
days warm but tempered by deciousy cool
breeZcs, and the nights made glorious by the full
MOON Rowing parties IN light skiffs on the river
are frequent. from which song and laughter mingle
with 1.-THE light drip Of the suspended oar" Stand
ing on the pier, entranced by the beauty of such a
scenc we thought of Southey's Thaaba-
I'm full-orbed glory, yonder moon divine
Rolls through the dark-blue depths.
Beneath her steady ray
The horizon-circe spreads,
Like the round ocean. glrdled with the sky.
How beautiful is night -
A. The steamer Katahtlin drew near to the wharf
on Tuesday morning, aWoman looking out from the
the passenger room, suddenly burst into tears APP
parently overcome by some great grief. A sylnpa-
thizng lady enduired the cause and was told that she
''saw her sister on board and she didn't look well ~
The comforting suggestion was made that it might
be the lingering effect of sea-sickneSS.
The steamer City Of Richmond is taking Il large
quantity of molaSSe> among her freight from this
place 10 Portland. Reuben Sibley & son recently
sold Sll 900 worth Of their importation to John B.
Brown 4 Go. We heard it said, during our rail-
road discussions. that Portland supply the up
per kennebcc region cheaper than Belfast, when
our road is completed!
one OF the best workers at the fire on Thursday
night, was Capt. Lang of the English bark John $.
Harris, who turned out his crew, and all hands
thrown from adder, where he was directing :,
stream OF water on the fire.
The police regularly attend the steamboat land
ngs. and seize all suspicious looking packages Dry
barrels that shake As though they have key pack
ed inside are objects of special attention.
The steamer City of Richmond. on Tuesday
morning, had on board the Hugh de Paycns en-
campment of Knight TemplarS, on their way to
Bangor, and Ciilmore's Band
The Methodist Society and sabbath School made
an excursion down the bay on Tuesday.
There are many strangers in our city. Almost
every family has summer visitors.
Parker 4 Co. lost a valuable horse last week, by
its getting east in the STALL
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TIE GREAT ECLIPSE. On Saturday. the
eth Of August, the sun will be totally eclips-
ed, visible in the United States at points ex-
and North Carolina. No eclipse so striking
has been seen for many years past or will be
visible for great many years to come, On
the coast of Maine the eclipse will leave the
sun just before its setting. 1t will begin in
the vicinity of Belfast at about half past 5 in
the afternoon and end at Il quarter past /.
The greatest observation will be at twenty
minutes past six, when threc-fourths of the
suns surface will be hidden
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FRANKLIN PIERCE.
From the Baltimore Statesman

1t was with mingled emotions of pleasure
and pain that we grasped the hand of this
esteemed ex-President, in our streets, last
week: pleasure that he was once again in our
city withrenewedhealth and vigor; butpain at
the recollection Of the changed condition of
our country since the period when he presd-
ed with so much dignity and ability over its
Executive Department. He was one of the
Presidents of the old school. Literally edu-
Gated, a lawyer by profession, he had served
in the Legislature of New Hampshire had
been Speaker at one time; had served both
i'll the House of Representatives and the Sen
ate of the United States; had enlisted as a
private in the war against Mexico, and risen
General, so that he was, when called BY the
people to the chief Executive office, trained
by hi, previous life to the able discharge of
its delicate and responsible duties. The Con-
stitution was his guide, and no man ever ad-
hered more closely to it, OF strove more man
fully to prevent its intractiOn He was alike
careful Of the honor of his country, and de
termined at all hazards, to protect the rights
OF the humblest of its citizens. 1t was under
his direction that Secretary Marcy wrote the
famous Martin Kosta letter-a letter so cee-
brated in the annals of Diplomacy When
the British Minister, Champion, during the
Crimean war-undertook to take part in the
violation Of the neutrality acts by enlistmcnts
of men to aid the British in that struggle
President Pierce demanded his recall This the
British Government either refused or neglect
ed to do, and thereupon the President dis
missed him and the British Consuls at Gin
cinnati, Philadelphia and New York. He
used the veto power to restrain Congress from
the passage of bills, substituting steamship
lines. and generally stood up for the strict
construction OF the Constitution. He was
surrounded by Cabinet of such men us
Marcy, Davis, Gushing, Guthrie and others,
who were counselors of safety, and among
whom was much wisdom. He distributed the
patronage of the Government with judgment
and discretion, and never. to our knowledge
appointed 4 relative to any place in his gift.
How has the high office of President been
belittled in these days. 1t is sincerely to be
hoped that the tone of our future Presidents
may conform more to that of Washington and
Jefferson. Jackson and Pierce
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
MONDAY. .Inly

NUN DA1 July II.
BUTTER-We note sales of Western in lots at aoc
We quote choice lots of New York and Vermont diaries
at 35c common do 2sa32c; choice grocery lots 37ase
and select family tubs at l4Oc choice Western 30a3lc
32a3 for fine grocery lots common grades sell 25a27c
per h..
CHEESE-We quote New York and Vermont dairies
at Sa he, and Worcester County at 13tl5c.
EGGS-Nnrthern and Eastern selling to-dty at pa
30c; Western 26a27c per doz.
BEANs-We quote mediums at s242 25; Western Pea
81 75a3 25 choice hand picked Pea So per bus
Canada Peas 81 4Oll 90 per bushel.
FRESH MEATS-We quote Veal ioal5e Lamb loa
lGc Beef ea9c Tor fore quarters asc for hind quarters
HAY-We quote cargo and r,ilroa d Hay in good con
diton at $ls,2l per ton; inferior and hay a12al5
Straw $}la32 per ton.
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The Republican nal-democratic-la, an ar
tcle IN this weeks paper, urging Mr.. Hichbon to
accept the nomination of the Portland Convention
OF course devotion TO the cause of temperance and
of prohibition is its motive, may be inferred from
the following which appears edtorialiy in the same
paper, New Hampshire has passed a State Con-
stabuary law, and pandemoninm is TO be let loose
i'll that State" bath Times.
We get our impressions of the Constabu-
larry solely from its brief existence in this
State, when the editor of the Times was one
OF the force. We hope Governor llichborn
will order things better
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twenty-five Square Feet

more heating surface than any furnace of the size
can give without them
ny pacing the Vapor pan where il should he,
above the heating apparatus. to restore humid.
n.y. pallsful OF water should be evaporated where only
pints are
1t law OF nature that the higher the temperature
the more water air will and contain. If Furnace
ar De not supplied by proper apparatus the supply will b.
uriWn from any and all sources Even from the lungs
those resrring it: If they happen t, be weak
the worse tor thu lungs.
1t Is Il well known fact, that the SirJcco winds OF thu
sallara and Arabian deserts become the balmy air
any, ~ passing over the Mediterranean sea after
Ing heated. and taking upa proper and heattul per
Hei we claim this Furnace to be the most powerful
as well as the most economical heater at present in eX
lStence and Will warrant our No. do the work OF
public. - ''''
As to durability, will come under bonds that they
Furnace to last.
And WI warrant every one give perfect Satisfaction
Hs-Stoye and Furnace work of all kinds promptly ana
lathirlly executed. =. =. IzEHkSEH N ~gse.
ohioSfS No AZ Main street.
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DUNKLEE'S
Golden Eagle Furnace

Is the result of thirty years practical exnercnce ia
the Furnace business and not only combines in ono Fur
mace all valuable and well tried principles but steps in
advance with plans, following strictly Inv natural
laws, however simple they may be. Viz:
By exposing very large surface directly 4 small
amount of fuel.
by making large amount OF atmospheric air impinge
directly upon this large surface to take the
heat to the rooms to te warmed.
BY taking advantage of comparative expansion ami
construction OF metals in the combination of its parts
so as to prevent the escape of gas.
by preserving fire day and night, by the modern mode
OF mounting doors ard regulators.
ny rejecting all hre-brick and non-conductOrs SUbi-
tutng very heavy fire pot, IL inches thick at The
points OF combustion thus saving the heat hherO ab
sorDed by brick aud as metel coal will adhere to
IRON, IL can never ciinkcr nor require lining.
I,y easy manner and convenience in tending FurnHce
ny a'dltlod OF eight radiators upright around the blaze