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P OETRY.
Tlte Blind Boy's been at Play, Mothej
BY ELIZA COOK.
The Blind Boy's been at play, Mother,
And merry games we had ;
We led him on our way, Mother,
And every step was glad.
But when we found a starry flower,
And praised its vaiied hue,
A tear came trembling down his cheek ,
Just like a drop of (lew.
We took hi m to the mill , Mother,
Where falling waters made
A rainbow o'er the rill , Mother ,
As golden sun-rays played ;
But when we shouted at the scene,
And hailed the- clear blue sky,
He stood quite still upon the bank ,
And breathed a long, long sigh.
We asked him why he wept, Mother,
Whene'er we found the spots
Where periwinkle crept. Mother,
O'er wild forget-me-nots :
"Ah me !
" he said while tears ran down
As fast as summer showers,
"It is because I cannot see
The sunshine and the flowers."
Oh, that poor sightless boy, Mother,
Has taught me I am blest,
For I can look with joy, Mother,
On all Hove the best ;
And when I see the dancing stream ,
And daisies red and white,
I'll kneel upon the meadow sod,
And than* my God for sight.
YBie Union-—By Longfellow.
[From "The Seaside and the Fireside." In press bj
Ticknor, Reed & Fields : Boston.]
Thou, too, sail on , O ship of State !
Sail on, 0 Union , strong and great I
Humanity with all its fears,
With all the hopes of future years,
Is hanging breathless on thy fate !
We know what master laid th y keel,
What workman wrought thy ribs of steel,
. AVho made each mast, and sail, and rope.
What anvils rang, what hammers beat ,
In what a forge and what a heat
Were shaped the anchors of th y hope !
Pear not each sudden sound and shock ,
'Tis of the wave and not the rock ;
'Tis but the flapp ing of the sail,
And not a rent made by the gale !
In spite of rock and tempest roar,
In spite of falselight on the shore,
. Sail on , nor fear to breast the sea !
Our hearts , our hopes , are all with thee ;
Our hea rts, our hopes, our prayers , our tears,
Ourfaiih triump hant o'er our fears,
Are all with thee—are all with thee !
MORAL READINGS.
[For the Barnstable Patriot.]
•'Peace, toe still."
The solemn shades of ni ght had gathered over the
troubled waves of Galilee. The lightnings flashed
and the lhumluts ioared. A tempest was abroad.
On those billows was tossc-d a fragile bark.
Har dy seamen , whom the wind had roc ked , and
the billows cradled , were pale with fear.
"The waves had beat into the ship, till it was now
full."
That bark contained the most precious burden
that was ever borne on the bosom of the deep ; in it
was treasured the support of a " fallen universe."
He who was the bri ghtness of the Father's glory,
mid the express image of His person, was "asleep
on a pillow; " angels were guarding His slumbers ,
Divi nity insp iring his dreams.
The disci ples awako him and say, " Master , eatest
thou not that we perUh ?"
He arose and " breathed on the billows," say ing,
"Peace , be still. " The " wind ceased.'' The -sea
became as calm and tranquil , as if no storm had ever
disturbed its serenity .
The heavens put on " their coronet of stars.'1 The
tempest retired—and there was a "great calm."
He returned to his pillow , the " dream that was
broken , crept back to His heart "—toil and Suffer-
ing were forgot in the unclouded visions of eter-
nity- Chaklottk.
Wollfleet , Jan. 28, 1850.
It strikes me as the most impressive of all senti -
ments , that " It will be the same a hundred years af-
ter,,this !
" It is often uttered in the form of a pro-
verb, and with the levity of a mind that is not aware
of its importance. A hundred years after this !—
Good heavens 1 with what speed and with what cer-
tainty will those hundred years come to their termi-
nation ! This day will dra w to a close, and a num-
ber of days make on
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it is true, each of these medicines , by thorough trial • V
be prono unced to have no superior or equal /br ' ft^l" "
] or Permanent Cure of those diseases for which the
recommended , as they have been tried , and pi-oveV*'
their continued use for the last fifty years by numl *
Families and Ph ysicians to be trul y -Family j)/crf|- ,°«»
and pronounced to be all the Medicines any l*^"1
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Famil y can Require , unless in very extraordinary °"Of
Their power over disease has not been Ex&lllj
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Equalled ,—as numerous cures attest , where skill^i T"^
sician s have failed tojiroduce relief. Wj-
ALL CAN BE CURED , WHO WILT tro
THEM AS DIRECTED, if within the row, 8
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Medicine. a °»
S>r. Stephen Jewctt's Celebrated
TRUE HEALTH R E S T O R I N G B IT T E b.
These Bitters remove all morbid secreti ons pn
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th e blood , give great tone and vigor to the digestjy e *
gans, cure diseases that al ready exist , fortif y the st$t!J**
against all future disease, can be taken with safety^
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no time debilitating the patient, being grateful toTi
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most delicate stomach , and remarkable for their Q
ing, Inviyorating , Strenghlening and Restorative P^"'
ties, and an invalua ble and sure remed y in '
)er
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LIVER COMPLAINTS , JAUNDICE , 'DYSPEPSIA
Heartburn : Flatulency or Wind ; Costivencss ; Jv
ness ;SPain in the Side, Bones or Joints ; DJsoriJ
of the Skin , Liver and Kidneys ; Relaxed Bowm*
Loss of Appetite; Unnatural Appetite; Sleeps
ness ; Depression of Spirits; Piles; Humors: \VoJ!
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Sinking and Fullness or Weight at the Stomaeh '
N ervo us Headache , and every form of Indi gestion ^
Nervous Irritability ; Giddiness ; Drowsiness; \f,,'
dering Pains ; Pal pitation of the Heart ; Scroful
St. Anthony 's Fire ; Salt Rheum ; Canker; Cance '
ous Sores ; Incipient Consumption , and all otj,
Diseases caused by an impure state of the Blood,l;^
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Preventive of Fevers.
Dr. Stephen Jewett's Highly Celebrated
IFW^SfiOSTAIE^ iaaSS2®0
This Elixir contains many of the most highly ap-
proved cotigh or expectorant medicines , recommended
by the United States. London , and Edinburg h Colleges
of Health ; but being peculiarl y and fortunatel y com-
bin ed, is trul y wonderful in its good results. Parti cu-
larly should this Medicine be in every Famil
y where then
are CHILDREN , as the delay incident to procuring a
physician has often proved fatal to those whom timely
assistance would have saved.
This Elixir will prove itself to excel any thing, bs a
valuable and sure remed y in
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS , COUGHS, COLDS,
Sore Throat; Influenza ; Asthma; Bronchitis ; Qua.
sy; Croup; Whoop ing Cough; Difficulty of Breath-
ing ; Pains in the Side or the Breast ; Sore-
ness of the Chest; Distress when lying
upon the side, producing Choking,
or sense of Suffocation, &c, &c.
Dr, Stephen Jewell's Justly Celebra ted
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
This plaster is composed of quite a number of vege-
tabl e substances , peculiarl y compounded. There never
has been , and there is not at the present time , a better
plaste r m ad e, for the various purposes for which plas-
ters are used. It has no superior for removing
PAIN, INTERNAL INFLAMMATIONS , RHEUMATISM ,
Gout; Swollen or Weak Joints , Limbs or Cords; Lame-
ness, Cramp, Pains or Weakness in the Side,
Back or Breast , Weak Stomach , &c, &c, and
when used in
LIVER AND PULMONARY DISEASES,
will prove very beneficial to those suffering with such
com plai nts.
Extract from a letter of an eminent physician in
Worcester Co., Mass., a member of the Massachusetts
Medical Society.
Winciiendon, Jan. 16, 1849.
"Dr. Stephen Jewett :
Dear Sir—I speak-with confidence , having used tht
Elixir in my own jtractice , and I unhesitating ly recommend
it as a safe , va luable and highly useful fami l
y medicine.
I consider it indeed a family medicine , and a remedy
for Coughs, Colds, and that dreaded disease the Croup,
for which it is far superior to any other preparat ion be-
fore the public.
I have used your Health Restoring Bitters in my prac-
tice , and have found them very serviceable in Dpfeji-
sia , Humors, General Debility, and particularl y in Ilubit-
ual Costiveness. I consider it one of the best remedies
in use. Yours , &c. IRA RUSSELL, M. 1
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From one of the most eminent physicians in the
State of New Hampshire.
Temple, N. IL, Jan. 17, 1849.
"Dr. S. Jewett :
Dear Sir— I have examined your Pulmonary Ehxf ,
and am well satisfied that it merits the full confident
of the community, as being what it purports to be,
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efficient and safe remed y for all the diseases to whiw
the resp iratory organs are subject. It may be used1 1
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much more safety than almost any other article on*"
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for this purpose ,'inasmuch as the danger of iHipWrc(l
action of those organ s, the frequent and leg itimate re'
suits of most other remedies of the class , by reason oi
their opiate character , is, by this , enti rely obviated .
The physicia n who should meet with it in familiMi
would find it a ready assistant , by which his own labor
in the dispensation of medicine would be obviated , an"
his efforts for relief essentially aided.
Wi th m uch conside ration ,
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Scrof ula and Liver Compla int Cured.
Boston, May 15, 1848.
"To all whom it may concern , this may certif y, tl>4'
I have for years been troubled with a scrofulous hu-
mor , which has been very troublesomc .and was fast un-
dermining my h ealth , and had severe pains in the back,
loss of appetite , languor , and general debility.
A short time since, I commenced taking Dr. Jactti'
Health Restoring Bitters, and in a very short time m)'
humors and pains left me , and my appet ite improved,
and my health has not been so good for years, a".0'
which I attribute to Dr. Jewett's Health Restoring Bit-
ters. (Mrs.) E. II. RUSSELL-'
Asthma can be Cured.
Eindge , N. II., May 4, 164S. ..
Dr. Step hen Jewett:
Dear Sir—I have for years been "troubled with I"0'
Asthma in its worst form. At times it has been so^j
verc as to threaten suffocation , and I have been obJ'g®__
to sit up ni ght after ni ght , being unable to lie A°vB'T
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I have tried various remedies without any benefit. '
last I was induced to try a bottle of your Pulm0""
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Elixir, and I am happy 'to inform you that I am c0
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plctel y cured , not having had an attack of it s,'nfc'.sj.
am glad to learn that you are about offering this M
liable medicine to the public. Yours , trul y, c
SAMUEL KOBBI>S-
A.
For further information regarding these VAi> , {
BLE MEDICINES , see Pamp hlet to be had °}' ,
Agents , (g ratis ,) where testimony from the «|g
quarters will bo found , among which are letter s ii°
Hon. MARSHALL V. WILDER , Boston , Me-
llon. JAMES C. CHURCHILL , Portland , Me-
ENOCH PATTERSON , Esq., Boston , Mass- j
Capt. CHARLES II. COLE, Rind ge, N, H., '
nte
New Bedford , Mass. .[,,
EPI1RAIM MURDOCK , Jr. Esq. Winchcndo", »;
IRA RUSSELL , M.D.
N. KINGSBURY , M. D., Temp le, N. H.
E. DARWIN ABELL, M. IX, Ri nd ge, N. H.
GEORGE JEWETT , M. IX , Xemp leton , N. «-,
Rev. A. W. BURNHAM , Rind ge, N.H.
Rev. R.UFUS TILT.ON , Pctcrboro ', N. H.
CALEB S. CARTER , Esq., Portland , Me.
GEO. YV. McLELLAN, Esq., Boston , Mass.
WILLIAM NICHOLS, Esq., Townscnd , M»s!- ,.
None genuined . unless signed on each outside it Jj ,
per , '-Step hen Jewett & Co.," with a pen , to who"
rect all orders. tt
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Principal Office , 3O India-sr, JJo*1
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For sale by Dealers in Medicines generally- _
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AGENTS—0.M. Hinckley, Bar nstable ; £• «•;.„.,,
gess, Hinckley & Stetson , Sandwich : James iv"° v.en,
Yarmouth Port; E. Nickerson , Jr., Chapman & « ;
Dennis ; Jeremiah Mayo, Nath'l Myrick , Krc
obed
Josiah Mayo, Chatham ; Joseph P. Nickerson , &
Brooks. Jr., Job Chase, Harwich ; David K.
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&n.
Co., South Yar mouth ; Warren Hallet & Son , ' J
nis ; II. J. Richmond , Fairhaven.
June 13 ly
CAPE COD BRANCH RAILROAD. |
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"wivT'ElTAim^GEMENT.
Can from Boston leave the Depot of the Old Colony
Rail Road.
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and after Monday, December 31st, 1849, Passen-
ger Trains will leave Boston and Sandwich dail y,
Sundays exceptcd, as follows, viz :
Leave Boston for Sandwich at 7.45 A.M. and 3.45
P.M.
Leave Sandwich for Boston at 7 A.M. and 2.45 P.M.
inte rsecting with trains of the Fall River Road at Mid-
dleboro '—which trains int ersect with New Bedford
Trains at Myriek' s Station.
A regular Merchandize Train will leave Sandwich
for Boston and Way Stations , dail y, at 7.15 o'clock A.
M., and returning leave Middlebo'ro' at 10.30 P.M.—
Passenger Car with this train onl y between Middle-
boro' and- SmMlwich.
Stages leave Sandwich for the Cape on the arrival
of the morning trains , and On Saturd py evening train.
Stages loiiyejVIonurnent , daily, on the arrival of the
mornin g trahfr from Boston , forFalmouth and interme-
diate places,—returning in season for P.M. train for
Bosto n.
Fare between Wareham and "*New Bedford , when
paid at the Ticket Office, 75 cen ts",
"' Sandwich and Bos-
ton $1 50.
SILVANUS BOURNE , Superintendent.
San dwich , Dec. 28. [jan 1
Accommodation SI a g e.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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^icd by Mr. Jno. Paine.
IfiiSPiliiP ^S where lie will manufacture and
SADDLES , BRIDLES, HARNESSES, TRAVELLING
Bags, Trunks, Valises, Ship and
"engine hose, ship and fire
BUC K ETS, WHIPS, &c.
and hopes by dili gence and strict attention to his busi-
ness, to merit a large share of public patronage.
Having hart several ye ars exp erience i n the business
he will lie enabled to repair with neatness and despatch
all Harnesses entrusted to his care , at the low est pric es
CG^Carriages trimmed and varnished to order.
Barnstable , Sept. 12.
Russell' s Series of Reading Books,
1VTOW used in more than 500 towns, and believed to
-L» be the best before the public—for sale by 0. M.
HINCKLEY , Barnstable , and TAPPAN , WHITTB-
MORE & MASON , Boston. dec 5
LADIES' Gontlcmcn 's and Misses' Patent Elastic
Rubber Overshoes ,—just received and for sale by
dec 12 A. l'ERCIVAL. *
BUFFALO ROBES—For salo loi£, by
doc 19 WALES & CONAN'f.
WILLIAM THOMAS & CO,
79 Stale-street,
H A V E F O R S A L E
{ ¦T^ELLOW SHEATHING METAL — Assorted
I J. from 18 to 32 oz. in clusive.
! SHEET ZINC—Of American manufacture.
I COPPER BOLTS—Assorted sizes.
YELLOW METAL BOLTS—A most superior ar-
ticle tor shi p's fast ening.
SHOVELS—Iron and Steel , D. H. and L. H "
HOOPS—All sizes of Iron Hoops.
CHARCOAL RODS—Of extra quality, round and
square , a good assortment.
CUT NAILS—10 ,000 kegs Cu t Nails of the "Old
Colonv " and u Tremont" bra nds.
COPPER , COMPOSITION AND YELLOW
METAL Nails and Spikes , of every possible variety.
WOOD END BOLTS , CLINCH RINGS and
CASTINGS of all kinds , for shi p's use.
POTASH—50 casks of superior purity and of extra
strength.
PEARLASH—A prime article.
SALERATUS—Warranted pure and of the best
manufacture. tf Boston , Aug. 8.
Ltook Here.
GOULD & STOWE, IS Union street , Boston, have
just received from New York , a large assortment
of FURS , which they will sell at a very small advance
.roin the cost , viz :
Good Otter Caps for $5 00 former price $8 00
Do Fur Seal do 4 00 do do 6 00
Do Nutra do 2 00 do do 3 00
Do Rock Otter 2 50 do do 4 00
Do Muskratdo 75 do do 1 25
Muffs of every descri ption from 50 cents to $10.
Buffalo Robes , do do $3 to $5.
Also—A large lot of Cloth Caps with Fur Trimmings ,
of our own manufacture , which we will sell cheap.
QS^A liberal disco unt to the trade. nov 7
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drTABBOTT'S BITTERS.
THE subscriber having relinquished the manufacture
and sale of the above Bitters entirel y to his Agents,
I. J>. RICHA RDS & SON,
Ho. '24 Elm-street, ....Boston,
on account of ill health/would inform his friends and
the public that nnv of his mcdicir.es purchased of them
can be depended upon as genuine.
All orders and communications must be addressed to
the abov e fiim. , G. S. ABBOTT.
Salem , Oct. 31, 184 9. 3m
South Harwich Boats.
THE subscriber continues the building of BOATS
in all its branches , at his stand near the Store of' J
P. Nickerson & Co , and from several years' experience
in the business , he is able to supp ly those who are in
want, with a good Boat , at short notice and reasonable
prices.
Boats from 12 to 18 feet long, consta ntly on hand.
He would also give notice , that he is prepared to de-
liver Boats at any part of the Cape at a few hours
notice.
Having received numerous favors from his friends
for years past , they will please receive his thanks , and
ho hopes by fai r dealing, to receive a sufficient patronage
to make him comfortable in his basket and store.
ZEBINA II. GODFREY.
South Harwich , June 27. lv
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HE sub^ciibcr , desiro us of closin g up his busin ess,
offers at private sale , all bis Real Estate in
Barnstable , consisting of five DWELLING HOUSES ,
with all the out buildings thereto belong ing—together
with an excellent GRIST MILL , recentl y built over
the stream near the Dwelling House occup ied by hi m-
self. To those wanting to purchase his WOOD-
LAND or any of his Dwelling Houses, a rare chance
is now offered at private sale.
He hereb y informs the public , that such of his Real
Estate as remains unsold on SATURDAY, th e 1st day
of June next , will then be offered at Public Auction, at
his Dwelling - House, in West Barnstable. Sale to com-
mence at 10 o'clock , in the forenoon.
SILAS F. JONES.
West Barnstab le, Jan. 29.
For Sale,
- _ An excellentl y well located residence in
fJtaRk Barnstable , a few rods East of the Court
f!|jSP flL House , can be boug ht on the most reason-
iJUULlllif a^'e *erms
- The Estate consists of about
t^sSWittis fi ve acres of Upland and Meadow, with a
comm odio us two story Dwelling House and a good
Barn , &c, thereon—all in thoro ugh repai r—and well
watered. It has been occupied the last thre e years, by
Dr. T. P. Jackson , and is very centrall y and plea santl y
situated for a Physician , or other professional gentle-
man , or for a sea faring man.
For further particulars app ly at this office , or at No. 4
Central Wharf , Boston , to MATTHEW COBB.
Jan. 8.
A Rare Chance !
FOR SALE, a large two story DWEL-
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iifTttL P'e(
' ''y l'10 Hon.Isaiah L. Green , and more
iXAinB reccnt 'y ^'-v Capt. Ezekiel Gorham , situat ed
"SSsSSsS near the Unitarian Meeting House, and is
one of the best situations in Barnstable. The House is
in most thoroug h repair ,—has an excellent garden , a
good well of water , and offers to the sea faring man oi
mechanic, a fine opportunity to purchase a very desira-
bl e and eligibl e situatio n, on the ir-ost favorable terms
For further particulars , inquire of DAVID BURS-
LEY. Barnstable , or of EZEKIEL GORHAM , New
York'.
Barnstable , Dec. 12. 3m
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f Sale—The good schr CUB/LEW,
JmW of Biirnstabic , burthe n 76 15-9uth tons , cop-
^n /P/l\ "
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'i wc'l found in every respect.
^g|HK^ now lying at Cotnit Port. Said schr is well
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=' ada pted to th e coasti ng business , or a voj-
age to California , and.will be sold low , on app licatio n
to OBED NICKEIiSON , Boston , or to JOSIAH
LUMBERT , Cotuit Port. Ira * feb 5
For Sale. ,
o-^m The subscriber offers for sale his Dwcl-
^B^j» ling House , Barn , Coopers Shop & Shed ,
I' "'Km with about. 3-4 of an acie of Land , under
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' ato.d at H yannis , near the Bay, Marine
Railway, and Wharf of Baxter & Bragg, and is a de-
sirable residence for a mechanic or seafaring man.
NATHANIEL PAINE.
Hyannis , Jan. 8. 2m
± A For Sale—The schr MAJESTIC , 52
JSf-m. tons burthen , well found in sails , rigging,
_4&||y
yv cables and anchors—now lying at Ea.«t Bos-
J2t" f i n&ton. Said schr is well calculated for the
fishing business. For further particulars , app ly to
FRANKLIN CROSBY, East Boston ,or to HIGGINS
& CROSBY , East Brewster. jan 29
fL. For Sale—The sloop L E V A N T , of
JtfM Sandwich , 30 tons burthen , in rirst ratevorder ,
j $f 1 i
\ having been thoroughl y repaired the past sca-
Z§SB=St so" i u wc'l found ; a fast sailer , and in every
BS"E2«'3SS respect a desirable vessel of her size. Said
sloop is now king at the wha rf in Pocassct. Apply to
ANDERSON or ZADOCK WRIGHT.
Pocasset, Jan. 22. • lm
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v«% FOR SALE—The good schr BYRON ,
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82 tons burthen , 14 years old , well found
J Jk I |vi\\ in sails , ri gg-ing, chai ns and anchors—is
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^pj ^j^jp^- well calculated for fishing or coasting—
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T*«aa now lying at Cotuit Port. For further
particulars , app ly to JAS. II. HANDY , Cotuit Port, or
to Capt. NATHAN COLEMAN .Ostcrville.
nov 28 3m
_^T-,»i W&F §al(!—One-quarter of the good
-SKKiN. schr BOSTON , 51 tons burthen , well
/A'I rmV found in sails , ri gging, cables and anchors ,
¦4aU£yg£^amI a first rate vessel for the fishing busi-
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*> ness. Said schooner was thoroug hly re-
paired at Wood 's Hole in 1847 , at an expense of
3510G5—and will be sold low to close a concern , on ap-
plication to JOSHUA CAIIOON.
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j-. For (Sale—The sloop HOPE & SU-
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/Jj ffbv ( Chatham ,) 12 years old, 36 tons burthen ,
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found , and a fast sailer—will be sold
at a bargai n, if app lied for soon. Apply to
NATHAN SMALL. 2m So. Harwich , Jan. 8.
j _ For Saae—The fast sailing sloop
t^y^- OSCEOLA , about 60 tons burthen , well
/#JK^l. found in sails , ri gging, cables and anchors,
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j|f§3ijgg is in good repair—now lies at Province-
town , and will be sold on favorable terms ,
on app lication to DAVID FAIRBANKS , at the
Union Wharf Co.'s Store.
Provincetown , Jan. 8. tf
baddies, Bridles , Harnesses, &c.
A^s
ssssmes y ^Jy
THE subscriber takes this method of informing his
townsmen , and the public generally, that he has
just fitted up rooms in the shop formerl y occup ied by
Mr. Sidney A insw orth , in Barnstable , for the purpose
of carry ing on the business of HARNESS MAKING ,
in all its branches.
Those who may favor him with their custom , may rej j
lv upon having their work done in a fa ithful manner ,
and on the most favorable terms. He will warrant ,all
the work done by him—and he hopes by reasonable
prices , to secure a good share of patronage.
His acquaintance with the manner in which the best
Harnesses are made,at one of the best establishments in i
the country, will enable him to furnish those who call
upon him , with superio r styles of workmanshi p. '
Harnesses repaired and Carriages trimmed and var-
nished , and all orders promptl y attended to
WILLIAM D. HOLMES.
Barnstable , Sept. 2G. 6m
BURNING FLUID ; large and small Fluid Lamps;
Solar Lamps, with Shades of different patterns ;
side Solars for lightin g Halls , &<•—j ust received , and
will be sold low by WALES & CONANT.
ja n 22
FLOUR , CORN ANI) MEAL—For sale by
jan 22 WALES & CONANT,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
WIl0 L E SA LE AND R E TAIL.
W®mmm 3BL FMcft & ©©<>,
I?3 Washington-street,
[opposit e buomfield street]—BOSTON ,
S .
Respectfull y inform their customers
and the public , that they offer for sale a
^Jg tnuch larger stock
of
Goods than here-
|
. tofore , purchasing entirel y for CASH,
™» selling on the "sinall promt"prin-
ci ple, and otherwise offering every fair inducement , for
Old Customers to continu e, and New Ones to commence
trade with them , both at Wholesale and Retail.
In the Retail Department, special care will be
taken in the selection of the best material s and work-
men. Particular attention will be paid to STYLE ,
DURABILITY , and COMFORT.
In the Wholesale Department; the attention of
that class of traders who are in search of PRf MEJtlE-
TAILING SHOES, is particularl y solicited , ancTthey
are assured arrangements have been made to keep con-
stantly on hand a full su pply of the m ost f ashionab le
pattern s, middling and extra large sizes, and extra wi'h
Shoes, that they may always be accommodated with such
onl y as they need.
KiF*No pains will be spared to keep their assortment
equ al to any in Boston , and they would invite Cape
traders and others visiting the city, to call upo n them.
PEARSON H. FIELD,
SAMUEL J. WALL.
Boston , Sept. 26. l y
To Owners, Masters and Builders of Ships.
W
E beg to call your attention to a new article for
Shi p's fastening, which we believe to be greatl y
superior to any material now used for that purpose—
YELLOW METAL BOLTS.
Although new in this market , they have been in ac-
tive use in all the English Shi p Yards and Docks for a
long period of time.
The manufacturers, whose agents we are, were in-
duced to make a small quantity last Spring, by the de-
sire of several shi p-builders here to obtain a sample of
them for their own use. The builders who have tried
them , are so entirel y satisfied with their character and
worth , that the manufacturers have resolved upon mak-
ing them in large quantities and offering them for sale.
Being firmer than the Copper Bolts , they bear much
harder driving ; and their composition prevents the
formation of the verdigris so much comp lained of as
natural to Copper. Their resistance to corrosion caus-
es them to wear more uniforml y and longer than Cop-
per Bolts , and they must have the preference-over them.
Their present price is about twenty per cent, less
than Copper.
We are now prepared to receive orders for all sizes
and kinds used in shi p buildin g, and can furnish an ar-
ticl e as perfect as can be made.
We shall be pleased to show you these Bolts , and re-
spectfull y ask you to examine them at our Store, No.
79 State-street. WM. THOMAS & CO.
Boston , Nov. 7. tf
Charts, Stationary and Account Books.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .
BEN.T. LORING & CO.
Nos. 120 and 122 State [directl y opposite Broad J
street—BOSTON ,
— I M P O R T E R S OF—
English ami French Stationary, Charts
aBid Nraeiticstl ISoolis,
AGKNTS FOR
, E. & G. W. BLUNTS PUBLICATION S,
Offer for sale , on reasonable terms , a comp lete assort-
ment of Ilorsbiirg h's, Steele's, Nories 's, Walker 's
Blatehford' s and Blum 's Charts and Nautic al Books.
ENGLISH and FRENCH STAPLE and FANCY
STATIONARY.
Commercial Blanks ; Steel Pens ; Copy ing Presses ;
Copy ing Letter Books; Whatman 's Drawing 1apci-s ;
Writing and Letter Papers , of ever y descri ption j Co-
hen 's Play ing Cards , &c. &c. &c.
ACCOUNT BOOKS.
B. L. & Co. manufacture and keep for sale every de-
scri ptio n of Blank Account Books , in all the various
styles of bindin g from which sets of Books can bo se-
le cted , which will be war ranted to give satisfaction.
Account Books made to order , of the very best ma-
terials , with neatness and despatch.
Bill Heads, Circulars , Checks, Bills of Lading, &c,
printed to orde r, in the neatest manner , and at short
notice.
Benj . Lorinq h John Hooper ,
John Lewis, . John S. Hooper.
sept 26 is6m
MARINE RAILWAY,
AT HYANNIS,
rpHE subscriber havin g associated himself with sever-
W a V
"in th° consfr'X'tion of a MARINE RAIL-
. :respectfull y solicits the patronage of those inter-
ested in navi gation , whenever circumstances render it
necessary that their vessels should be "hauled up for re-
pairs. Said Railway is situated in the safe and com-
modious Bay, known as Lewis ' Bay, and a few rods to
the westward of Baxter 's whnrf , fonrierly known as
Gage's wharf , where vessels can find a spacious and safe
harbor , sheltered from the winds at all seasons of the
year. These facts being a. great inducement, for vessels
to winter here, ev ery facility will be at hand for repair-
ing in the spring, the expense of which the subscriber
pled ges hi mself will not exceed what is usually charged
at other plac es. Competent and skillfu l blacksmiths ,
caulkers , ship-carpenters , ri ggers, artd sail-mak ers, can
be employed at as moderate prices as elsewhere. Ves-
sels wintering in the Bay with the intention of under-
going repair , will be seen to , and their sails stored free
of expense.
Having the interest and convenience of others in
view on ibe one hand , as well as compensation, nett prof it
and making money on the other , the subscriber hopes
that the ex periment will prove a mutual benefit.
ELIJAH TAYLOR , A gent .
Hyanni i, July IS. l y