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\ (; her as tiic model state. : 1 >ur inu ' il;e ( 'eiiieniii::! lie was visited by j j iiany <>t ' our Ma ssaeliuselts peop le , in- | i• 1> 111inir a uiiiii lier o!" iiie ci li/.en s oi' our ii\\ ii io w n . ail of w ho m \\ ill re;id t h i s aiii ;oii "eemeiit ol 'l i i -~ dea lli w i t l i sor- row : ••Mark t he p erieet m a n . and behold ili e upri ^ 'li l : for t h e end of t h a t man i- | v:u-i' ." VVe h a w no ihoii^ h; to wri te oi" the i nc i d e n t s of t h e lite of Ueiij amin 1' . I h ir . i . w l i o d i i 'd on F r i d ay la> l. f u r t h e r ihi'.ii t o irive a mere o u t l i n e of t h e m, aii 'i w e ari 1 led more esp eciall y to n o t i c e lhi - io.-.- t h a i lias hefalh'ii ihe eo m n i u n i - \\. because w e feel t h a t a li'ood man. who^v lite oi ' quiet u s t 'f u i u e.-s and self- .-:' rr '.lice . m.> .-! ly kn ow ii io a small eirele , .; ¦ iVii 'hil- ouU . sh ould not pass a w ay v. iihoii t sp ecial recognition and :!<•- kn . p '.\ K".lii'm n i i . T r u l y, t h e line s t h a i J, . -: ni i h i - a n i d e could !i:ive been said 1 11• i i :i x- k n e w M r . 11 m i l . w h a t he w o .ki u for and accomp li>licd. and still ie-- k n e w t h e Mroui ;' m i n d , i he scholar- l y iT.l tu r ¦ • . ihe childi- 'n simp licity and >elf- -- ;icrili ciiiL;" d i -p . - i'u n i — all 1 leaven u i-'de ¦ _-ii 'i - . r rho~e ilia! had t h e privi- Ic. -'i- oi ' iii- frieuilshi p or came u n d e r ihe inl ' ui ¦i i . ¦ i ¦ - of his lit 'e. are h o u n d io him \\ V.'. . 1,. ; -i r o i m e - t lie- ol ' atVecl ioll. cher- i- i: ;¦ ' - ;!ieiuoi "v w i l l i 1 he lei ule re.si love, l i e '. ;i~ : .! •;• r-j it 'i-ial friend ot ' i lit' poor a" i \ \ ; ' .ik. :; '.'.d hi- r l i a r i i v — to o li'euer- 1 e 1 l \ r ; j i i - ¦' ¦¦¦ - << ¦ M a c a l i ! :l \ . W h e l l a ' . ¦ o t i nj i 1 in.1 ..! I '. 'i ' .p w ed a colle^ 'p ' f r ie n d io 1" : ' .' . 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" 1 .- : ¦ ¦: ;l:e vr. i ' a u h o n l y b r ot i ^ ' ii i i u ; h i - ov. :i rep - ; i i ' ., '!e Ii ie m o r e p r o m - i l i e l i i i 1. . < J !, e o f i . i - i V i e l i d - . w h o > a W him •-: 11 "i " i! ;- _i" i !!•• ia.-l u ay - oi ' h i s l i f e , - a i d h e -. . . . - i i ;p - v.T ai i d e - i a n d n o b l e - i m a n h e i ;::¦! i 1 ' .' 1' .' l u e i . a ;i '! i l i a V he l l e\ 'er h a i l t h " p r i v i le g e of a n i i . ; e, -v i e w w i : h h i m w i i n . p ',;: a. l 'o ' i'W :ll'd a c k l, . e,\ lei I ^ - iul ;' h i > "Wori h a n d i n l i u e U ' V i o rp i o d . ^ -u r e l y i n ! ;:e l i t '.- ¦ ¦¦ ¦• ' i l i i - l e a l ! i h e ! '!' h a - h e e l l l s i i c - " .: ; ¦ > i ! ; : L' ' i - o \ "; ¦ v, i: i: af i '. '.- i i o n at e l' e i . i e m i M - ai ii -e . a n d ;;• i ii - * L- ¦;¦! 1 1 i h e i-o n - . -• -i :I ;.:: > • i;;.: l i e !,:. _ :i; n. 'd 1 !;• ' M a - t e] ' " s j H 'a i -p ' . •"V. e!! : !, . ; ;:¦ i i • s •: I - op , ; i a l i d l ' a i i i l- j 'n l -: r v a i ; ; . i . ; ; ! - ! r-. - c o n c i i c u - i o h is io-- . 31i11"iis <* ?ifW)i, .'- i- i ;i i ' i e ' .r.aira . o w n i-d. bv ! ¦'. I l a iha- "vvay. Xew I'j i'dford. was -old in Uver- ]iooi. !\i;2 '.. on i h e l - : h t iii. i ' aj i i. A . 1 iii aii :' of ' 'a mbr i .i ^ -ep .ir t . w a - lu a - t e r ai:d < 'a p i. < J or h a m Yay lor ot ' ^'a n n o u i h . Ih' -t -.if iic ¦ <¦> ¦ . ( ' ap: . i 'oane i- dail y ex- pi- . -i. '.1 liome by -te amer. Shi p < ; .u'iba!di (of Il o -io n ) . ( ' apt . Thacher. ha- put into St. Thomas. We-: i n d i e s, in di stiv-s. h a v i nir - p r u n^ a i:';;k ai -ea. She -ail ed from San Fra:. - -;-co . < )c t . i:! . w i i h a i'uli carii'o ol vv ; :. ai tor { ,)m en.-t ' i w n . anil was receni- ]\ ;• •j .- .ii ' ie.i bv lele-j.'LM p h a - isavin ^' ar- rived. a ; t h e h i t l e r }> :>v\. Tin- * iaril>al- di i- (i ,•,¦!!•.-d !i ¦ .• Me--r- . i lowe.- i: ( ' row- Xovv i'or a } , 'civ S u i t ! V.. S. !'i: ; :;;Y.tha ! pr i n c e of New 1 ' eil- loi '.i Mei' cham 'I' a i l o r - . i- now ^ 'eitini z il l - li ;- t - e l a - s < l oi i i i n ^ ai -o reasonable a price i h a i evcrv one can aii ord to ha * e a hew - n i t — o r ai lea- i ]iarl ol ' a -ui: or an < )vercoai. * 'all and. sec- Mr. J'elTV ;:! hi- e.-labli-! , !:li-lli ill XeW Iied- l'ord. e x a m i n e h i - i:ood.-. learn his ]iri- ••e- . and le t him l a k e y o u r measure. i 'or ih e c o n v e n i e n c e of our people Mr. Terry v i - i i - l i v a n n i s every Friday w i i h :i f'.di line oi' .-ampies . and may be l'ot ind ai ihe -tore of K. (J . (' iioav ki.i on t h a i day from '.> o'clock A. Z\i. to Ii o*e1i i eh \ I . I .. '¦The i';u'l.-' ii (' o m i m l i e e of 1he I ui- ver s:ili.-i Society h a v e rec<'ived a.-sttr- anee.- from llev. M. I I . !l ottuhioii ol 1i i. anni.-. that he will j ireach in tlieii churcii on Sunday next. Mr. Hounhi - on i- p opular wi th tin s society, and t hose who were dis appointed at his non-arri- v al when previou-ly announced.will hi ii'l ail io learn of the pre.-en t :irranii "e- men!. I' u biic ruriiially invi ted. [l'Kmou th ^.iemorial. I - .- 'M rs . I',. A. Sieai'ns " im])roved fold'r.i Li" di aLrram for cutiin u ' ladie s" and children 's - . Mechanic- * Fair, See advertis ement ol ' Mrs . 1>. A Stearns. Woburn. .Mass. Oi >x.-rirrTivi-.?, Take uioiiioii t of iiciay nirikos your case more litij it-I c.-f . iiud much iJepenilrf on the judic - ious elioico of n rcmeily. The amount of testimony iu fiivor of Dr. Bcheuck's Pr.l- liieinL- Sviup. as n cue for consumption , fur txi'o^ds all that can be brought to sup- port th-; preiousions of any other medicine. Soe Dr. Schouck's Almanac, containing the (¦ ^•r;;Mca:e:; of many persons of the highest n spertabiiit y. who have been restored to health , after being pronounced incurable by phvsicin ns of ackuowlcdced ability.— t-khei.ckV: I'.iliiiou ic Syrup alone has cured niiaiy, a? those evidences will show : but the cure is ofbm promoted by the employ- v.\c::i of two other remedies which Dr. Se-hentk rrovides for the purpose. These additio nal remedies are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake IMls. By the timely use of thcHo medicines iio::s, l> r Sc-iiem-k ccrtitios that most an\ C iso of consumption ma7 be cured. i.'r. hichecck is professional ly at his prin- cipal office , Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let- ters for advice must Noti ct-. — Evf-n nccordiiM' to direc s 31aiiur < ror more, than a quarter of a centu ry, . •md m Kui- iipe , patient aud persistent iii- quiry _ h'.K Wan made in the question of anilicinl aannrcs. Tho cntonme of it all is . t:,:it in ti.ix , as w,A\ i-i so many other iiu-.ation.s, !hc only safe 1.;!,.> jK to ' follow nature . Nature m. ver makes a s '(•.l-licaiiii L; plant that dots in.it idw.-iys conf;iin Nitrn sren , Ma^u'sia. Pota-h and Pliosphoric Acid , (L.-ili i j :) beside these, Iron and Soda are Often present in yi potable life , and in defi- nite pi-O 7ti i.i;s for each plant. To this all a!>ric:ihural chemists a;;ree. Of these deino'.i ts , all of the Mugncsia . Potash aud Phospho:io Acid . Iron and Soda , conies from tho soil , aud more or L>ss of the Nitrogen according to tho habit of tho pi.nits , some plants taking their Nitrogen largely from the air . The soil of the earth was tormurly rock. This rock by the ac- tion of he it and frost , rain and drouth , gradually becomes disintegrated and M-ig- ne.sia. Potash. Phosphoric Acid , and other plant food eh-nienfs wore eliminated and so reduced in form and so combined as to be- come food for plants, and while the elimi- nation of this plant food was partial, the lowest, forms (;f plants found their food. As these died they left their remains on tho bed of their yrowth .aiul in this way added to the store of plain food which nature- in other ways was r-ver gettin g from the rocks. So the matter has gone on for ages, and is to- day going on. The result is, that left to nature , plant food is ever accumulating in t':u iv.rih's crnst. Soil--, composed for the most |\;vl of decomposed rock, differ very much. 1st . As !¦) th- yearly amount o"f plant f o.l they y ield 10 nature 's action r.pen them . ' . 'nd . They differ quite as widel y on their p'jwer to retain plant food al ti ;e; r surface.. Nature heiself keeps up the amount of food necessary for the plants she bears on !:¦ t b.s-;om . but when man steps into the :i Id !Ue result of his labors is to abstract yearl y fr,:m the earth thr ug h crops for m.'iv ; Lint food oli-monts than she is able of producing yearly. Iiy plowing and hoe- ing man brings into use the plant food , store : up thrn!H ;h past ages, and as well . ii-i-tei is tho elcnientation ot plant food from the soil . P,ut piow and hoe as well as he may. he will surel y exhaust all this plant too '. p«\ duced by nature ye.irly, and th".t stored i:i t h e suil bv cnuntii - s- ; agp-s. 'i h e t i c ' is I'l 'eo g!!;;:;.'.] 0:1 all sides by tl elds bi euniiiiL' less ;• '1• i !. ' -s abkf to uriin- t :.i :: a cr::j i wit!;.K it a];p iieil l a a n u r e . Ordi- !!::ry sia '.'e i--:auu :'i' is composed of grass par ' o:e!y de'.'- -n:pi!-;ed as it passes throug h n:ri !:::l . Ft i : i'^::::d !.i !.e uri ' ei paily water. N> :-:t \Vo. .-dy !ib,-v . tii en Niti-ii geii " , Po tasii , M.ig:u.—i:i . Phosp horic A cid .tc. , ju. -t wuat we liad i:i ihe i^ iiiss. Kv cry 0110 k- uiv.s liow well .-table manure is adapted to ra. siug gr:iss. and it is ea-;v to account for ihi. , if v.h l-ellcct that it contains all the lIu- tiii -i :i .-i u f gr.i-s, because it is from gra ss. No w 11 we have read nature ari ght , we pe rceive Lit that the earth crust is an 111- exliau- lible source of plant food. 2nd that -he al ways supp l ies crops—each in its kind wiiii certain soil elem -iii. -: of plant food — al ways present in a crop, without which lli-j c:0). cannot be. per!'. uV > 'i. :ifd that by lie; illustration of rhe adaptability of stable man:.11' . to rai se iii 'j Ui -v. ai.d so mean to sell to him din ct. Tiiey will furnish their fertilizers of !-77. perci Jitage of Xi' ro ^ eti , JIag:ie-iia , Poia.sh iii ul l'nosphuric A cid placed on •.v ery package and gu aranteed , and in car load s (about lu tons) delivered at any rail- road station in New Eng land for £.' >< ) per ton . The price for lsj 'j -va.9 !$" >.") in JJos- Lui. i lllavvicxQes. lu Wa quoii. !>! ;r,sl.. by Kev. ]?ich- anl l'.ur :i. Mr. IJ h v i n i-\ Morton oi New J Set I Ion 1. !w Miss Kunic (> I> ., (laug liler oi' (' ap t. W' esiou .1. Swift ot Wai i uoit. ^calKs (11 ti arnstaiiie . l l i u nisi.. Airs. Sa- lome .X.. widow of the late Cliarle.s l l i n c k J e y . a^eti 7i( year s, s mouths. [Fun eral from her laie residence on Wednesd ay afternoon at quarter ol three .] Iii Ea sfFalmouth dtli iu.st..Air. Cha.s. Fish er, a^i .'d ~ rl ye;;rs . In Brewster. l.-l inst., ~S\x. Zoel h Snow, iiii'cd MJ years. lu Cliathani. . " i lsi all., of Consump- ti on. Iiev. .1Uil'us (' . Sniitli, aged -Jii vears . -1 t i i o uih s . j!i* i day s . in Sottili Harwich. " 27th ult.. Afrs. (' yuilia (iott ld. wife oi' the late ilicbard (b iulii of Chatham, aued Mi years. J7iii ulr.. Alden >>'icker.son, aged ~ ri years and -1 months . In West Harwich. 20ih ult., I'odney \ \ . J.oii^;". jiged i" .l years and Ii nios. in ^*i'w I'iedford".1th inst.. Sall y Cas- well. aired ^s s ears. In !>rocklon.7lh ins!.. IlelenKinsley. daughter of Allen and the late Elvira (.'rocker, aged ¦> years. 7 inos., 14 days. In r.oston.ot!i insi.. of pneumonia , Kiizabeth I) . Small, daughter of the hue Wev. ^. 'atlianiel Cogswell of Yar- mouth , and widow of the late . Simeon X. Small. Esq.. of Milwaukee. "\Y~is.. aired On years . -Swccicil ^ Coiiccs riio llyamiis Dramatic and .uu- sical Association Will give two entertainments for The Bene- rit of the Poor of Hyanuis, on WEDNES- DAY and THUSDAY EVENI'GS.Feb. 14th and loth , at Masonic Hall. On Wednesday eveniag will be perform- ed Geo. M. Baker's drama in two acts, en- titled -'Among the Breakers." To conclude with the roaring farce entitled , 4l 3, A. M." On i'hur.-;d;-;y evening will bo presented !tvo. 3.1. Dakor 's Great floral Temperance Drama , in three acts, (by special request of this and adjacent Villages) "The Little Urown Jug. " Tickets to all parts of the Hall, 2." . cents. Doors open at usual hour. Entertainment commences at 7;.! o'clock isolates' O!«! I»Inn oi' tlic M o u n t a i n a.ivc r £5il!s huU ilotlaiicL- to Dypei^i;!, all Liver uii.i KiJiicy Comphiini? , Constipation. Fc- m:ilu weakness , and all kindred diseases. Their act if n is pleasant without gripp or pain. Thev are the host in the world. Try them. dec 12'71—tjm liami 0^S$k Oatmeal i@fiiToifet SoaP- v^T^iV / ^' ie onl. v ffenuine Oatmeal ^MggkSr Soap is K()P,INS0N'S 0AT- JIKAL GLYCERINE. It is the cheapest tine Toilet Soap iu the world , and a perfect Winter Soap. It you have never tried it , do so at once. Ask for liobinson's Oat meal Soap, made only by ROBINSON BHOS. & CO.. Boston. oct 24—Orn nami A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth , nervous weak- ness, early decay, loss of manhood. &c. I will send a recipe that will cure you. FKEE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South Amer ea. Send a self-addressed envelope to Rev Joseph T. Inman, Station D. Bible House Neic York. nov 10—6mp valentines Valentines ! SPLENDID assortment , not h Comic aud Sentimental, at wholesale imd retail, at .P A K U L 'S N E W STOKE . Hyannis, Pel), l.'i , 1S77. 2\v p Mis'ist'st ISoaiOE 's Aws« r«i«»«1 Medal and Diiilohw. at lit e Centennial E.< / msitton to !?Irw. IS. A. STEAKAS, luqiroved Folding Diagram Ip^OU Cutting Ladies and Children 's Dress- |~i i's. .Vlsii rce.'iv. i! Fir>i 1' r izc Meik.T > throtighoi.it the Coun try pruiioiince ii THE IJEST. Mr s. Stcarn.s will j;i\c spi'rial instructions on Tu esday.' ; , Wcd;:i- . -d:iy s and Tlpjrsdavs at l!l Winter Strci-t , U. ..i>m 1, Uoston. Full in structions with Diagram for live dollars. 1 a li.erns cut in J/i -asurc. Lib eral teni.s made ' .o agents. Orders fur Diagram.- w ill receive prompt itlcntiuii, bv add' n'.-.-i::!;, as formerly. Mks ." !J. A. STEAUNS , feb l:!— -t\v panii Woburn, Mass. Cood News forthe Birds I^ liESil Sicil y Canary. Hemp, Kape and Millet Seed , and Cuttle Fi.-h Bony niiu- stantly on hand at BAKEJt 'S. llyiiunis , Feb. i:> , 1^77. 2\v p J. H. OROWELL, 85Washin^iOH Strect^oston , (Near Hanover.) OFFER THE FO L L O W IN G SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PfifiTS f a WM % Cients ' Calf Double Sole Cn-tom made 15oots . ss 00 Gents 1 Call'lj ox Toe Si-wcd (. 'ongress linots . * ' -2 50 Ladies' Straight Grain Calf Button Pioots, :; r,o Ladies' Kid and Goat I'.utton Boot s, : ! 00 Lad ies' lie.-t (Quali ty Rubbers , -l.j Children 's Caif Hand Made .School Hoots . 1 00 Children 's (iosit Sewed P.utton Hoots . (io ij[5 ^fGooi .ls sent by mail. i;m 17—oin panii CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES cheap for c-.Hb at BAKERS' . H yannis. Feb. Hi , lt~77. ' 2w p I Auit v>n wiil i)0 roiivm.'t'd 1lint JU ciru my MASK RKSTOsKEIt rPTtV 1IAS X 0 A'V L 'AL. XXL X It is not a Dye, hut restores the hair to its muural color, giving it the glossy appenrani ' • of j youth. It is a fine Hair Dress- ing, mid contains nothing in | m |the least injurious. Sold by all 1 1 . ! drugg ists. If your druggist j does lipit have it , we will send , you sample bottle on recei pt of ! the prve . 'I-l.exprc-ss u.iid. AWP F- T- CHURCH & GO., UIM \ j Ea Cor. Court A- Howard butets I IJL'SlOU. nov It , '7G, ly panii is Biodgett Oyer-Gaiter Co MA N U F A C TUR E i.lR of Gent 's Fine Ov- er Gaiters. Ladies' Ank lets Mid Leg- gins, Military and Hunt ers' Legg ius, from Cloth , Uuckskin. Linen, Leather. ,Ve. 4i i.'> Washiniitoxtnii. W. ][ . GOULD. Treasurer 3w or. r inn 30 ( ASH & HIXCKLKV , U J\ D E R T A K K R 8 , At their Rooms on Main Street, HYAAXIS, Have samples of all the various»patterns ai.d styles of Coflisi§, Caskets & Fitting 's. They would call special attention to the new. raised-top, half glass, round « rnered COFFINS , tilling, as they do , the j)hice be- tween the common . -haped Coffins and Cas- kets, and as to priee aud neatness of design cannot be excelled. Eltick and white covered Broadcloth CA SKETS furnished at short no- tice. Samples can also be seen at rcom Over A. G. CusU's Slore in Cotuit where all orders will receive prompt attention A. O. CASH. CIIAS. \V. HINCKLEY. CHARLES \V. HISCKLKY, (For 20 years foreman of the Cape Cod Rail road Paint Shop.) C A R R I A iiE FAINTER , (JiOomsoverA. G. Cash's Since Store ,J HyafiBsais, lla sj*. Sign , Furniture and every description of Fancy Painting ai.-o executed in the best of inaimp r. Dealer in Paints . Oils , Varni shes, etc, and Agent -for the Albion "White Lead "Works' Pure "White Lead. etc. Croq uet Setts, VERY CIIEAr Cucumber Wood Pumps Cheap as the Cheapest. DRAIN FIFE. A. large lot of Stone Glazed Drain Pipe, al sizes from 4 to 12 incites, with elbows to match, at the lowest market price. The largest and best selected stock ever displayed in this County, comprising one hundred and eighty-live differen t patterns all the way from six cents to one dollar.— Call and see them. IF YOU AR E Going to Housekeeping And want a nice Stove, Cabinet Eange, Crockery or Wooden "Ware, or any thing in the House Keeping line cheap and of the best quality, and in fact anything, call on Ii. B. FARRIS SPECIAL NOTICE ! ALL thos e, who wish to have life-size Cray- on 1'icAv .rtx mad e will do well to call on A. ( i. K L D R I D G E and give him their ord er, lie will .^ et them up better pictures of this kind than any th;.l have ever been ma> !e in this locality. Frames lor 1he same will be sold very low. Samples will be shown at the Gallery. (.'all and see the I 'liut^i/ rapJis on exhibi- tion , and you wil l be sun; to carry away u perfect liken ess ufyoursclt. No [p ictures al- lowed to yp > out of tl:.-; yalkry unless ae- knowl edireil satisfactory. The best hours tor children is from 10 to 1 o'clock, linw often we hear Hlich remarks as "Oh ! i!' 1 had only had a picture of my child, what a satis faction it would have been. How could I have been .so careless as to have delav ed until ll was too late ," etc., etc. OKI pic tures cop ied, I'iihir^ ed and finished in Ind ia Ink. "Wai er Colors , or any manner desired. A lew more of those beautifu l and interesiinu; Centennial Views left . A nice variety of Fancy K:ame j MuiiUIin <> s will >>e kept in slock and Krallies will be made to order , at the shiniest notice , and at prices as low as they can he boutrlit anywhere. Stereoscopes , liraekets , Scrap Albums, aud Photograph Albums constantly on hand. A, O. ELORIDGE , TOaiBt Sfrt'oi, - - - Ifiyaj mis fehiM GREAT REDUCTION —IX— llre«*fl«i fj oj uiiias" !. " >. Saim: wiih pi-iol .-lock and rebttunding Locks at -JUK i-\2 ai:d 6-i . "). S:mie m Lain iinted Steel and Damascus, at s-l.-). sis , eOO. ,Vr. Ac. Same, verv liup .' (;iiali !it:s , at §.00, §0." ), ST." ), &c. A full >to ck of W. A C. Scott slid Sons' noted (.' tins from si;.' ).00 up. C^ll and cxainiuc ! W1LMA3! HEAD & SOXS, 13 Faneuil Hali Square , Boston fe b i:i— ¦Iw pami THiO .Matkiki.d Fi-:i{Tii.i/.]-:ii for isTii gave grea ter suti.--fact ion than any other in the i'ruf. W. o. A t w at er. of the Connecticut Auricii l tural Staiioii. m.ide many un::lyses for ]s7i ;. and oll ickiiiv re;j re>ents that , the Mat- lii 'lit J-'<:i 'tili. 'j ers were id way.- of Higher Coin- inen :i:d \' alue than was claimed on the label attaeiied to each package. AV'e claim that tin ; Matjh.id Form ula s are th e most succe.-.-lul and produce better and mor e unif orm rcsulu than any oilier chemi- cal lerliliz er formulas . l!y ir.crea-ed facilities we sruaranl t 'e a lleil er article for 1*77 than has"ever been sold iu America. In any fair trial the Matt ' n-.l'l Fertili s er will prove, itselt Hie .Most Reliable. A Special Fert ilizer for cacn Kills .* ol crop is beyond i|iies tioll ihe best. t\'e olVe r . sl.- 000 Io ail v oui 1 w Ippi will prove our, 1^77 Fertili- zers Io be . -u b.-!alll ialiv below till 1 , formulas ex pixs. ed on th ¦label s uiuLt which Uses are sold. The i j i i r s . 'oii i~ oi 'li n a sk t d H O W M l ' t . 'I I to i i' .p lv i o t h e ai'i' i ': l:i rejjl y wi; ask " H o w l i i u c l i b "- ;rn-v;:r d l u i i i i l i r e i!o y o u n.-ua!!v a];- plv a n d h o'.r in :¦•:• is y o u r u< v,A y ip M r " Soils ilili'er. I i 't h e '.md is f e r n l i 'i / tt a m i iloe> not readilv imld pl. !ii; food , tn e Fcf tili/cr had bet- ter be applied w i t h barn-yard manure—for the manure forms a bed as long a- it la^ts by which th e plant food isretained. but it the. soil is ' •R K T K N T i VK " use tin: .Matt ic ld Fer- ti lizer without any o.her manure. Special rates for ear-load lot. Send I'or Pamp h lets and further information to H E N R Y N. HO OPER. Manager Muttield Fertilizer Company, i:i Dunne Street , Bos- ton, feblo—4m pauii In: S. T. BlRmGIU U, Tim Ci-lebr.'.l&d Native Indian Klood FuriSViiSSS' PhysicisiBi (lias ij cen esti'.blished in Uoston over ' 20 Yeai s.) J l IS nuir.rrous mediciuos are all war- L rant-, d if tl.e directions fire strictl y foll owed , and tire j .ut up to suit the case which is under treatment. They ar e pmvlv wg--t able , nil minerals being strictl y txcl udi.d from their composi- si t 'pi pi . Tue result oi" tne inelieino can be seen at his uilice. as wi-!l as ih-)iis:inds of recom- lue ndatious from j )'j rsu:is whom he has cur- ed : and thous.iiid.-: of j ier sonal testimonials wiil bo ';l.iili y f; i ve.n to his great skill in the cu r'1 of list-a- .e. Pei-fect examination s gi ven to the satis- fao tinn of all v< 1:0 call upon him , without eh lr gp .- ;i rd w i t h o u t .(n ¦ stioning. Hi s oiliec d-ivs :!•¦>; Tuosilays, Wodr.o-days and Thursday;-1, fro;- , '.i A. JI., to 2 P. M. at i;:: c\mi:r!:;:t;-: sireet, uoston, where h..- will '¦:¦ , happy to wail, upon all who call. fp . -b i;i—c,\v pa:ui SALEi LEAD GOiPANY. "a TS /' A II R AX T E I ) IT RE AVI1ITE LEAD. s 'l Wei! known throu ghout Xew Eng- " land as th.! "Wiirrr.sr, Flnk.s t and Best. LEAD TAPE, " >-s in. wide , on reels, for Cur tain Sticks. LEAD RIBBOX , from 2 1-2 to S inches wide, ou reels lor Builders. LEAD PIPE, of ar.y size or thickness . At low est market prices for soods of equal quality. FRANCIS BROWX. feb i:'. 's7—lyp Treasurer , Salem , Mass. I especi all y invite, the attention of DEALERS , tt ».!H)EXERS .fc FARM ERS to my very €hO3 €C .^tOi ' k Oi" a~« r™ r3" ir^ t sent on app lication. leblS Ow liami II O LT ^IN' Asthma an d lafarrli Cure, For Aslha sia , May Fever, ISose €oiii, aenJ Cata a-B'li. In all cases, however distressing, this Med- icine is sure to give immediate relief. and will effect a care if persisted in for a short time. Prepared and sold by THOMAS HOLL8S , feblo—4-w panii 23 Un ion St., Boston. WTOTICL is hereby given that the subscri- IW her h:is been duly appointed Executrix JL1 ofthn ostate ami will of FREEMAX IIALLETT, late ot' Barnstable in the County of Barnstab'.e, deceased , aud has accepted that trust and given bond as the law directs. Aud all persons having demands upon the es- tate of .said deceased are hereby required to exhibit the s;ime; and all persons indebted *o the said estate are called upon to make pay- ment to LUCY B. HALLETT. Barnstable, Feb. 13, 1S77. 3w p Y/ ALENCIA Oranges 30 cents per doz. Y Mussina Lemons, 30 cents per doz. Xew Date-, 12 cents per lb. Cooking Pruues, 12 cents per lb. Choice Candy, 2;" < cents per lb. at BAKElt'S. Hyannip, Fob. 13, 1877. ' 2\v p Will be sold at Public Auction on THURS- DAY, the first day of March , ai two o'- clock 1'. AL , on the premises, r rUIE well known residence oi the late JL Enoch T. Cobb. consisting o! a two- story Dwelling House. Bnrn , Carriage House, and other outbuildings , w i n about seven acres of land uiulerand adjoi. ing the same in a high state uf cultivation . Also, about one and a half acres of land south of the County Road , and adjoining the laud of Suioncr P. Gorhani. Also, about six acres of land north of the Cemetery. Alsn, six or seven acres of land south of the Old Colony ltailroud. Also, Salt AJ arsh on Sandy Neck. Also, will be soi l lit .the same time and place, 20 Shares of the First National Bank of Yarmouth. " . " ¦Shares of the fust National Bank of Hyannis. 12 Shares of the National Bank of the Republic, Boston. 11 Shares of the National State B.mk,Bos- ton. 2 Shares of the Old Colony .Railroad. For any information enquire of ISAAC DAVIS, agent lor the Town of Barnstable. DAVID BURSLEY. Aucfr Barnstable, Feb. 12ih . 1S77. 3\vp AUfTION SALE OF — beat m\n a Ihiijy, Weekly , and Semi-Weekly. {\ BeM Fo.mili j Xevspaper in Kev Km/ land. \ The Telegraph ic Reports, Special De- I sp- ic 'ies f rom New York ai:d Washington, the Local Departments of the Ti'.avklli. p. will be enlarged Iroiu time to . 'inn- , to meet the demand s of its rap idlv growin g (-i-cula- ^ tion and th e Legislative and Court Ri ports will be thn best that it is possible to obtain. The Shi p Ne ws, the Ra ilroads , and the Ma r- tels wi ll also receive the. undivided attcn- 0 tioj i of able and experienced writers. Music nud the Drama , will be subj ects for careful criticism. Literary and Social affairs will receive a full share ui attention. p Ihe Correspondence of the Tkavelker, forei gn and Domestic, will be varied and in- teresting. A gri eulUu'id aud Domestic matters gen- I orall y will receive their full share of atten- I tention. I The Review of the Week will continue to ' be the leading feature of the Saturday edi- tions. Mr. Beecher's Sermons will continue also. (| as one of the attractions of the Saturday ' edition. Daily Evening Traveller, Five Edtious each day. ft!) .00 per year, 7;"i cts. a month by mail , postage prepaid. ~~ I BOSTON TRAVELLER , ( e (Semi-Weekly) issued Tuesdays and Fri- days. * 1 J American Traveller, ( Weekl y) issued Thursdays. r The Semi-Weekly and Weekly editions of 1 the Traveller will be made up especiall y with ref-.-re:ice to the country readlers. Tln--y "| will contain in addition to the usual at.tiac- tioiis of the daily, ori gnal and selected stories, agricultural and horticultural re- ports and information , scientific essays, and - articles upon all subjects which interest the J famil y circle. It is the purpose of ihe por- prioturs to make these editions complete in every essential characteristic of a Popu- lar Fan.ily Journal. § TERMS : American Thavellee , in clud- f ing postage. One Copy, per annum. N2. 00 : Five Coiiies. ft7 ~>Q ; Ten Copies (one cojiy free) ftl'p.OO ¦ Twenty Copies (one copy _ free) •*2.' ).00. Boston Travkllek, including postage'. One Copy, per annum , S; 1.00 : Five Copies, ftl",.00 : Ten Copies (one copy free) ftl'.O.OO Twenty Copies, one year, (one copy free) ft.">0 Oii . fHTSpechnen Copies Free. ROLAND WOETHINGTON it CO. TilA VELLEE B UILDING S. jan ;!0 Bosto:-% Mass. tf p THE BOSTON TRAVE LLER! . MCABINET 0RGANS.I1 y<'-:-.—". . H i ' . -i i i > T .' .v.A!;iKAT . -• • — - ^ ^rcheat^0 NOBLO S EArOSiTiyj iS: Jarls, lllenna, Santiago, 1873 ; f 1875 ; Q 1875 ; PH B LADELPHI A , 1878. Only or.4;mP as>:_LTii^'l first rank at CYnicnnirU. j Heyardei l ¦ ¦ icralbi. i ' li's-at vny it'ta i>f styU s itc }>rif c * irhi i /t < / c> <;< < he im- \ los-sible f u r icr.rk of s 't' -h t j ¦t-it eiiy c ,'ri t .\i>;u un- qualed f aeWtii'x f u r m u n v / w t n rv. E X A M . 'T.KS OF t': \ SlI PIUCKS : Five ftctavc /<•>• iiii-iit 'i l;/ nr t.u<,, :r:bi j .a t,¦im/its , or •: ¦enteil un til rani ;;<;w. <\t! - [i< ^pi< -n free. ! MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN GO. j 54 Troinuiit St.., - '. "i Uniu n Rq.. ell Adams St., BOSTON. NEW Y0SX. CHICAGO. | FK ESi.flA.^ BB . IL^Ti31iOl% ! A ;:trnsln5>l(' a:i«i VarnnMiili. ^ Rosewood Pia^io for; SiOO I ! _^y>^_^ Th e Snlifcs-il.er lias a £oo.l \ ^^^^i;OSi:\V()OJ.) PIANO i\>r >-;:le 5 § g " fi for ftidu . NATII L BA< " !> y. Hjrannis, January . "i> : 1.^77, *lw p MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE GO. YA SM QUTH PORT ,f^ASS. itl-TR'1-: l l o r i iS: ] v !' -I. .V. f 'l 1 I' . V . [ " Ii .Vn '.ppi'.nt at lli-k , s. "i.l." ,. "i.ii|"i i ! |i 'i C.:-il A - .-( 'tS , ^ ' 7S.il4 "i Ii; ) I'l ( a-!i Surp lus , !:'..T.' .T ^:) A n . i . l i h l (•: !^> m '< !¦::;.] ;;; .11 y i - j sr s . T' !.'i:M !2 " . 'v \ « i":!i; t' l i i v i i l - ' i i i l j u i i i l > i n c i.' ]s;i:j, n v i 'r : ¦ >(/' — 1-i'r .•,• !!• . l. i' --;- 's liy l.;:r ii!!) :!',:; are p.'iiil Iiy tl ti -= dm- J ¦ ¦M '-.y 1 i) t»: i - - i; U 1 '. ii . : i r K- : ip l ' l i r c j i r v i - i l ' ' i' . IHv.-iiir.u- . l!:u;i- . < 'iiun -Ii p - s. Stores, Shop- :ir.' t ! v;i : ' n- i i i - i i i p - r i ' .ii " ( c X f i ' j i t i n g sl o i-U s i l l i r ml i ' i i!i >l i f i 'i! :i! :v:! s < i i : : ; ! i ! i - m t ' i.s. N o :W- s i- - - : :i c i i i- i \v ;:s c \ i !• ii;:n!;' i iy t i l l s Ci> K !p : i l i v , t \ v ! i i Ii l i a s ] . : i i i l :i h ir m r a v . T ! ¦ c i l i v ' u l c r- i l i t i ! : ' ! i ^r iy i- i i h i ' i - ( '¦p l, . . ; .a u y ol U s ; .izc i u t h e » ST ;p : ; ¦ l o r 11;. ' i : : - i Vt! v-l ' oi i r yi 'a rs . T i n 1 n e t n i s i oi i i x i r i u j rD ' w rl l i n j r s, lUr . -u s . i " ) ! i ! i'U ! • - . i l c . h as ii i .t !n t h o i u - t h i r . l ::s l i i ue li !n . h i - l' i ; i i !j . ;; : iy t h a i it l i a s In cii i n a n y o l i . t r o < '¦!!:¦ | . i i i iy ii .: : iu - l m .- i i H 's.- on < ' ap e C m i l '; ir i l i c ft I '¦ ¦ ' i w p .'u : ;, -.i \ f w.i!>. i - X i - fj i i i i i ii i l u ' l l i i iu i i a m ' < ' ; .i ; . . i ny . A n y r isk s i l ; a i i I n - I S a r u - l a i. i e ( > ¦ : . , ; :i i iy cu n ui i l w r i i c w i i l h;- j i l a c i- i l i n ; h e " i i : i . . : i : i i¦ • " I n : 1 i l i o .-i- u i ' o u r c i i s t o n i c i s t h a t i . i ay ii - i i - i' i l . d .'•-! •: i' e : . i i i . i i s I'..;- i n s u r a n c e . - h e-i il d he m a d e n to ¦ . !: • > ¦:¦; ; , ; '> ¦ or t o a ny of t h e l u l l o w i iijr '• !: \ x- i !> K . A K I N . Sui i i h V a rm o i i t h . SI M- V .-' i S A' S ' \ V v - ! ! l) . W f i i i l i' i ' l : < ! ! A l ; l , !- .S r . • > ! ' .\ ;;• : ' , < ., 'i iii I' u r : : .!< >s 1 11 \ v . i ^ : . \ : ¦ • !' . r i i .- . :i > ; 11,i : r i ;i X ( i: t ; . m i m h i i - '. -" ; :.. :: ¦ '. : : i > A \ ! ) > l U ' U S U - I Y , i l an i - l a i . ! . ' : t- . N - i i . S U . lU K i K l I S . o n .-a i i s ; V A ! . I- ;N - i ' : N : ; Mp ' A N !- : . i l a i".vi- -l i l' pp i l : Cl ! A i: I . K S i i!. 1! A I . ! . , • • a n d'.vii -h : -I f >S. I t . 1! A l . ! . . 11- - J :.. ¦'.: '. - : . ! A . M K S S. N l l W K S , !;a-l I». -j -.i,;< . ' < ; E < > . " ¦/ '/ ¦ >' . s,¦ ,¦! ¦ ¦i n / - . ". t ")' .: I" i:i < - 11111 r . ' l'i. Dec. :!1, l^Tii. l v p J A HIillHUBI f W L ' & flllPKTIIli FO K, A. I .Tj . *A¥ E THE EXPENSE OF P ^iQH Yi C MTf mQ AND BREAKAGE, BY BUYING hT q T W ^j ? M ^^ ' ^k^ ^ ; '3 P : ^ -P C^ .b iEI i2 ^ &'i& S slj» 8%. ^Ssg W e vt 5*eiB3Bs «. Mrs *. •oods delivcied free. i special eil'o.-' i o please i*11- n km& Com'rtnMerchant, S j ieiii 2O < < » < tsCios Slip, AND 39 Wntfii- Stroc-f , IVcw York, 1'. O. T.ox 3U1. IfaviiiL ; - es ' .ahlisiii 'd niysi-lfiii v.s t r i c t ly I' om- lission iJu ^ille ^^ . for tile sale of ail kinds of Pickicd and Dry Fish ALSO C'asj o i'ail C'raBiberri^i , ^ould >ulicit p.-iiii - iirni iii'iirs from tlu iscwish- iir In ih- ai in il:i > niarkt t, !< 'cliii£ ei.ntidet:t la; my rx]h-i-icnce as a wholesale dealer for lc iiasi iwciu y-two yi ars in this oily will j . -uU in I he en tire saii-laciion of shippers. Plump! returns guaianuvd. A'.iVan ees lade. JE^SiOil E 8c BRAGKETT , 177 & 183 Bl acksto ne Street , 33ostou. >0«i !:;. Vi'l iUiOWS & HllililS, i lf i v ; >' ,V •:• ;,! l> i..nr Frames , Stair l lai- *>' u-.:e.-s. ri-.-; mi!i!, 'r i :,« A:e.. A:e. V\'o -.li- '.'A i:\: -'i liave a roiup le 't: assi.riui'tJnt f ^.arbleized Slate Mantles and Shelves. 'i'lie.-e j .;ood-; ;.re \ -r \ - hands<)m > and uviihle . ;'.re i n ¦ < ¦ ¦ vari ely ut" culwrs , and are ot staii. i ii I>v 'ui cr a-.'i..ls. We invite spee- il ai!. - :.ti - n: tn thein . de e 1-. '7ii— ly pami j . A. & W , Bi rlD «Sc CO,, Lit ) .Milk Street , Boston , "Whole-ale Dealers in : AfflTS,DRUGS & CHEMICALS, ji N I > ;ii:i!.u! 'ac; urer> ol \ ami-lies and .la p- .»% mi- . Sole a-vi.ts r,,r l-",)re>t Kivi -r W hilo *" Lead (( > .. of Salem. Ma - .-..; Collier A'hile Lead Co .. ol ' S:. l...u is . .Mo.; P>o. -ton 'olor ( i).. i.i :'. i- ;¦ ph. Ma.-.-. Deah r- in want if Taints can a l w a y s obtain them of us at the owe.-! niarkt Nra ;> >. imv 1-1 —i!ui pallli .BOSTON FelegraphicInstruction INSTITUTE , •c. "">•? V- i . - - •-:i i iiii (osi S« r et ' « , E T o s t o u . i . 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I'.i irip .t , a n e w sj . -pt ;)- j j . i'i .' . t e i ] in \', :i; -!,-.lil{ . i!!,f(' in a w ee k . t h r e e i v.X'i k s iv-\i:< - ¦ -t :vi l y. t h i r t y d ay s a t i< ;a:.t l.e- ! fo ;i- t h e ; !¦:.1 t. n:p of t i i i s l . ' .iir! f o r t!,is ! ."¦ • ¦ u i : iy , i. ii - ' i il ;.t ih i s lie;i ii be c o nt i n u e d un t.l i:( .t.e- si a!l he t^ xau to tlie Defendant i ig i e e r J-i v ;.i ili::- oru-i' . | ' s;.i ITU K. HOPKINS, Clerk . ! A t i u e c.'iiv. A 't. st. SMITH K. HOI'KINS, Clerk. , f(.i, (:—:; w p j 1 PATENTS. I u.. E g . e-: z$ b y , i . "Vo. ?!i S3;it€: St., «• KilS> jr , il'v.lon , ' >i-';i:i' p-s i' a i f i i i s in thr ; I ' m l s d S i a t ( - : a!.-o In |;.;i'>- at I' r lii a ii. France a;^ ! oih '-r ron i'.::i j c f i u i o r i . ¦- . « .'opi i- - of ilie claims of a n v 1'at- ; t; :.: i ii ; :.: ' . d h-y n ini t ! i:i^ OIK1 'lo!' :ir. A — ¦ s : >;:i;: i: ' - n-.-'irdi-d at \\' a-hin^rton. ^\V/ ! A h , ' ¦ ; .' '. ¦• '¦'¦ •" l ' :- i.ie<\ ^I 't tc s / l / ,. -:-:i;s.--rs s h - !;.¦:•;¦ ('¦ ..¦ ¦ ./'"¦ ¦ '.'('.';' .^ ." ';;• (>h i< nniH i/ l'oteh !.< or ! o-.'i / ¦ ¦ '•" ' .¦:i,i< ! (li t- j i f ttr ; r t ! "b i l i t> / <•( l:\ f f i l - /• ' ./(> . li. II. l-.DDV , . -uli ciior'ofi'aU uis. TK.MniONIAI.S. "1 ;¦¦ u'.'!i' .'i -dr. Kddy as o:ie of tho ri V'st <:iiii. --ioU(-r of I 'a;.;:its.v j "i nvemr ,;- cannot imploy a person more j t:'!i-nv. ,:i :;y or more capable of sec.ii'ir.ir for • ti ;e:n an i.-:.r!y an.l i avorahh: con.-idera tioii at B ihe Paten: o'lJi ce. K D M t ' N l ) lM . 'K K K , iatfe: Comniissioiier of Patent-*. | I5DSTOX, Of;t. V-K 1S70. I Jl. Tl. EDDY , Ksq.,—Dear Sir: you pro- cured icr urn . in l-^ Ri.' my lirst ]i:it(;nt. Since i iien voti have acted for :ind advi-ed me in iiiimii ' i d s ot' c:isr-s. and procured many pa- i t' -ii t- . iei>>ues and ex teii^ions. I have oeca.s- j .-ion:.ii y em ployed the best agencies in Xew York, l'iiil adelphia and Washington , bu t I >;ill ji ive you almost tlie whole of my busi- ;;i' -s, in your line and advi se others to " employ I :•ou. Yours trulv . Gi:oiiGii DiiAPi:n. Uuston , Jan'y 1, 1877. 1yp /ETitiA Fire Iissurancc Compaii}1, I'l u r t f o i cl, Cons. 6 Capital , 6-3,000.000 A-ets, (3,845,709 HAVIN G been appointed agent of this old and honorable Company, thor- oughl y known for its prompt and tqnitable adjustme nt of losses throughout tho Union , I am prepared to iss-.ue policies on all classes of dtsirable propert y on call, having signed policies on hand, liates as low as any first class companies. (>LOKG£ OTIS . Yarmouth Port, Nov. 21, 1870. lypm mMm-- r . - i -f wf - ^ i^' \' <-.; « . " ¦¦ ¦ • "-¦' MM^r ^r^ v>:m><.':- ¦J m^r ^ yy- r; ^i? ' - ^^a>v:.¦•.•'•¦ : |yvV;.>:: : :i ¦ ,.;;. ;:: '.^...¦. • ¦ ^ -. v.s;';,-'-'" ®?^¦ .¥: '* \ \ t -' A' :¦ ' ¦; > '¦ - 'y y i. . 1 1 . LL-uvi'Uk?, iir.Ar.::: ' . i\ WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELEY — AN D— M^JYCF f -ors In ( 'HIT! T N red IC Co. ) M a n u f a i' i u i ' i i's of and W h olesale and l l e t i i l d' al. 'i' .- in Snving 3Iachin« Xredlos , Sl l f l 'l I.KS . l'.i. !iliin< :ind r-vi -ry varii 'ty of Si " .\ i iiii . M a i - l i i i i f I-'i n d i i i i u. N r w ^^ >p \\ !!!•_' . "\ I a i ¦ 11 i 11 < • s ill ' a l l t i n 1 sl a n d'i r d m a k i- s . . ! < ' / .-¦/¦' ..»,;,' . •-/ ¦ sii'i .lll) tr ill /.. • i n u d r • - // "a •/ ./ ;/ '..¦¦/-/ • /./ ..• , • M i i rh i i n s in III.- n i 'i i k' i t i'i ir i.:A S I I . N . p . l . . - . ![ i.|i m i i T s . T i i i'l ;(T - .i : u f - t li ' i's . ,Vi- ., al i i i i i -l i a l f I I n ' I'l'^ ' u l a r p i'lc i-- .—- .- i' i i I -: ; i : ij ; i I . . ; ' . ., ; r Sj i t - i- i i il l 'r if .i- !.i. -i t n F a in H i ' • ¦ •'. I / m I ;. a n d yf t - n t l i 'ii iali c a l i > a - > i-r s \V;;l:! «' .l tm .Mil l- . , u i | - m e v e ry e i ly al d l . i W l l i ll 111! I ' l l i l e i l > • ¦¦> ', ! - . A d d l-eV s i: i.\ i:i;i.v Ni:i: i)i.! -: cm ., N ip . h ' \\* . ' i - l d hLr i p iii >1.. Cor. 1I a n o v e r . r.i. -Iu i i . li l) ii . '77— l y im i.ii AoJK'o (o Policy Holders is Tin; BUILDERS INSDR'NCE COMPAN Y. \y, \ * ;p Y-. >i: ; l i o l d i i ;t < ]>oli''ii::- > i n i h i .4 ii. ' "< j i i, 11: i: i %- wliu di ..iru Ilis' il'. 'ivci : in st !¦!'•! iy I'uvi-rlass CLHip^rdes will rtccivo .si ;:i i a i . ;: ¦ .; i .-> n n ;>; > i < i: i •; t '. i ¦ <: i t o €« 5-' .«. »TJ«, As'<-i23. Yar n ;:.nth I'.j rt , Feb. C, l!s7". pj nui :' ,\v Boat For Sale ! ,\ f.'.' .'l' - ! ; \ i \i \\ : 1.) J i O A T . L ' l f« ;.-t keel, Li. 11 f> i t v.:ie . dra ws li'i mcln- ¦: 'A;i!er, al:J ir ,: ¦ :¦ yy i' .-.sl sailer , weil foiu. 't iu every \v;:y. Wjil li.: sold l.r.s for Cash »s I have no further u- ,e fur her. A pp ly i<> r i A P . S H A L l / l l I X C K I . E Y , llv:u;iii.-:, l i b . < i;h , LS77. limp Boat for Saie. n Ni:\v c.\t-i;k ;(;i:i) coat , is feet £| _ i;eei. lieiii' iy s feel wide , draw s •>{ im-hes X^. of ivn ' i-r.— :i -lijiei i.ir 1177. I»:1 111i 11" A^iEV9AL FOR l.'.;V.'K'T M'-.d.: f ,O:il Yvi.-,A M ^t Mid ]' .ij ::i--.d:'i( .cl ;i:id crrn ';:;¦ '[ t o ;: : ,'v.- .rt iiif . -'il. It is very \v ' .;p ;!i-s'i !i!f . ;n:d -'. jw i s e.it ,' i with m u c h :vl:sii. It \v. . : : ¦¦<¦'.] ¦ :.t t ;i :i. l;e J i K X S f,.\ Y. ! !i:d is ij i i if . -l i c!. ¦ '¦;!:, ' r ;.:;'! ! . i ii . er t ha n scrap*. Il 1;;s bt-en c : ¦ . ea; ;v. iy used for ibrue yi. -.i1 .'.-. ,ii:(i ^"•;.- r.:il y hk i ¦!. ir.it vo hitve j/i i. -ail y i uip i- ived it frmn hi-l y, ,y and it will have a iar^i .r av.h . Tr.:d l.:i;- .-. . ".() f:e:itc.ar.d >¦ ' ! : K;n !!>s. Iv-i .-is , ?:¦'.: . > ) : uo char 1.0 for bai'. "V. H. BOWKEK & CO., jp.n DO—] a :» !:; Cii.it!ia;n . -m.. !i.j -.i.i.i. &A If Uti h i. WE offer ff.r sale ii ItV.V.?i SA XV- Blc'S'i', fcr iee packi:; , -. d,-iiv.;red O!i Cars- Also Pine ;i;id Ceiiai Shi:%k.s of first and second qualiiies. TBEBS OHT KfllL 80., i WEST % WAREIIAM, MASS. fT AN 'IN Ti bought my winter stork of Cot- '% tons . Fl annels, ele., before the advan ce * . .jt' . in pric es, I shall con tinue to .sell at pri .-e s that cannot fail to suit. "in pieces -Kt-iii cli cotton at 10 cts. l"0 " :!ti and :!7 inch " 7 ;)-4 to !i ets. Ali-wool , l)oi ne>tic and Shaker, .-.tri pod and plaid Shirt ings, aud Cotton Flannels of all grades , Woolen cloths for men 's and boys wear. A L'ood 'ine of Dress (ioods . Al pacas . P .ril- liau 'ine s, X' riie tian clotli> . l'oplins , Debie^e:- , Uhii ' k ami colon d Ca-hineres . Ar c. < 'ard inal n i l Prints iu all ilic ]ialterns that are mi nu factiired. colors warianled i>er!ei:ti y Bi . \\' aterproo liiijr in ditl'i'i'ent colors. Ladies , den ts, and Cliildrens underwear. Fell Skirls . Hoi sery. I Slue mix and liamo- r:il yarn s ete . Cotton b:ii ;int ;, Iii 1-2 to 10 2-3 per pound , (full weight.) Cotuit ' 1' iii't , Oct. 10, 1870. 3Iis$ E. H. Hodges, COTUIT r»OK-T, Lesve a . m . a . m . p. m. p. m. Hoaton , iiS.OO b4.00 Midd leboro*. !> .3'.t 0.1s Itoek ,* !».52 u.:!() So. Middleboro 1 ,* ' .t.5!) o.:!7 T-ein oiit. lO.O'.l . r)..17 Smith Wareham , 30.1+ fi f.i Warehain , lO.'i. 'i COD Araw am, 1".2!) (i .o,- j Coh ass. : Xarrows , 10.10 ii.l."i Mon-iiiu.-ii t . 10.44 (i. l'.i North Sandwich , 10.50 (i.25 AV'i st Sandwich , 10.04. O.-'iO Sandwich , 11.02 O. :iii We.-t Darnstablc, 11.20 V>.'> P. arnstable , 11,20 ~.'C> Yann outh , 7.00 11.SO 2"2- "i 7.1.", li vannis (ar) 7.10 ll.." )0 2.:15 7.2." ) Siiut h Yarmouth , 12.0(i 7.2ii Sou th Dennis , 12.15 7.-'So North Harwi ch , 12.2") 7.o"i Harwich , 12.:« 7.4') ]5rew.-ier , 12.. " »S 7.. " i0 Hast ltrewster ,* 1.05 7.55 Orleans. 1.13 i>.0:! Ka.-tliam, 1.22 N .ll Nor th Ka stham ,* l.oO s.17 Sou th Welitleet.* l.o! ) N.24 Wi . 'll lleet , 1.4S &:y.) South Tri'ro. 1.57 fS-41 '1'ruro , ' 2.02 S.47 North Truro , 2.11 .s-jj ii Vrovincetown , 2.30 0.10 UP TRAINS. Leave a.m. a.m. r.M p. M i'rovincetown , 4.55b ll.oOg North Truro , 5.0!) 11.is Truro , 5.17 11.28 South Truro. 5.22 ll.: .! 4 Welitleet , ' 5.:;i 11.47 South Wellfleet,* 5.3S 11.55 North Eastlnun ,* 5.45 12.05 Kasthaiu. 5.53 12.1ti Orleans, 0.01 12.37 East P.rews .ter ,* COO 12.40 Brewstcr , (i.14 12.5S Harwich , (i.25 1.20 North Harwich , 0.30 1.35 South Dennis, 0.35 1.47 South Yarmouth , 0.311 J.54 Hyannis. 0.40 11.05 2.07 C.lo Yarmouth , (i.55 11.15 2.22 O.w i Barnstable , 7.02 2.2s We.-t r.anistable ,. 7.12 2.30 Sandwich , 7.2S 2.58 "\V'e>t Sandwich , 7.35 3.05 North Sandwich , 7.40 3.10 Monument. 7.40 3.17 Coliasse!. Narrows , 7.55 3.2i"i Airawam. 8.03 3.3b \Vareham, s.id 3.40 South Win-chain, s.15 3.4(i Treinont , S.24 3-55 South Middleboro ',* *.33 4.03 Rock.* 8.40 4.10 Middleboro ". 8.57 4.25 Bo.-tou , ' 10.20 0.00 Yi 'oods Hoi I Train3. DOWN TRAINS. A. M. P. M. Boston , as.00 b4.00 Colmsset Narrows, 10.40 G.15 Pocassctt , ' 10.50 li.24 North Falmoufh , 10.55 C.:'4 West Fahnouth , 11.03 0.45 Falmouth. 11.12 7.00 Woods IIoll , 11.20 7.10 Oak Bluffs. , cl.00 Nantucket , c-3.30 UP TRAINS. A M. P. M. Nantucket, ' t-8.00 • Oak Blurts , clO.15 Woods HoH , bO.50 g2.38 Falmouth , 7.03 2.40 West Falmouth , 7.1G 2.50 Nor'.h Falmouth. 7.2S 3.00 I Pocasset , , 7.30 3.09 Cohasset Narrows, 7.55 3.2G I Boston , 10.20 0 00 , * Flag Station, a Will not stop between , Boston aud Braintree. except at Harrison . Square, Neponsetaud Quincy - b Will not stop between Boston and Middleboro', ex- cept at Brockton and Bridgewater. c Mon- days. Tuesdays and Saturdays from and for Marthas' Vineyard and Nahtucket. g Wiil • not stop between Braintree and Boston ex- . cept at Quiucy and Nenonset and at Harri- son Square to"leave passengers. The S A.M. and 4 P. M. trains from Boston connect at Treinont with the Fairhaven Branch Railroad for Marioa , Mattapoisett and New Bedford. J. R. KENDRICK, Sup't. Boston.Nov. 28. 1876. .01U C«sony Railroad. CAPE OOrT jDIVISIONS CHANGE O F TINE ! On and after MONDAY , December IS Pas-Cil ler Trains will run as follows : DOWN TRAINS.