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CAFE COD BRANCH HAIL ROAD.
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W from Boston leave the Depot of the Old Colony
Rail Road.
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N and after Monday, December 31st. 1849, Pus.en-
Ver Tr.iin-i will leave Boston and Sandwich dail y,
Tfee S^?orS^&
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7.45 A.M. and 3.45
Leave S.inilwich for Boston at 7 A.M. and 2.45 P.M.
tuVse'.-ti m: with tr.iins (ft the Fall River Road at Mid-
e!,oro- wliich trains intersect with New Bedford
rains at M yrick 's Station.
A regular ' Merchandize 'Train will leave Sandwich
ir Boston and Way Station s , dail y, at 7.15 o'clock A.
[.. and returning leave Mfildleboro ' at 10.30 .P.M.—
ivssensev Car with this tr!|inonl y bet ween Middle-
jro' and Sandwich.
Stages leave Sandwich for the Cape on the arrival
f the ' morning train- , and on Saturd py ev ening train.
Stages love Monnnient , dail y, on th e arrival of the
lorniiW trai n from Boston , for Falmouth and interme-
iate places ,—retu rning in season for P.M. train for
Boston.
Fare between Wareham and New Bedford , when
aid at the Ticket Office. 75 cents ; Sandwich and Bos-
311 SI 50.
SILVANUS BOURNE , Superintendent.
San dwich , Dee. 28. Dan '
A c c o mm o (1a I i o n Stage.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
>M!i
^ '2 A n Accom m odation Stage wil l
PP^^*^PI'~==^'|S'cin'e Yarmouth Port , until i'ur-
t
f 'igM&3^ay Evick-
xg , imm ediatel y after the arrival of the cars from Bos-
on. CROCKER S
f SEARS.
Yarmouth Port, Dec. IP
MORAL READINGS.
A friend latel y placed in my hands , 1lie private
diary of a youthfu l victim of consumption , who but a
few months ago was laid away to rest. She passed
away with the flowers of parl y iiutumn ,and like them
her life had been a constant emission of sweetness
mid purity. A favorite of all , she was surrounded
by an atmosp here of love and gentleness. Posses-
sing n noble mind , which was nol left uncultivated ,
ahe was fitted for usefulness in any sphere.
A few years were spent in leaching, eie she was
wooed and won by one who appreciated her gentle
nntuieand goodness of heart. Time sped , and a
mother 's joys and cares were hois. Dearl y she
loved her home ,her friends ,her joyous little , prat ller ,
yet she entrusted them to Him , whose they we.re.
ami turned away from earth to the purer joys of
heaven. I will give ii few extracts from her diary
written the year previous to her death :
Jax. 3.—-" Have been alone this evening, spent
the .
time in meditation ,reading and prayer. Find it
j;oocl,to be thus emp loyed ; wh y do 1 neg lect it so
often ? My health is very poor ,yot I desire patience
and fortitude for whatever sufferings may be my lot
to endure , and perfect submission to the will of
God."
Jan. 30.—" I am now reading the life of the Em-
press Josep hine ,and am exceeding ly interested in it.
Sho was no ordinary woman. One of her expres-
sions I quote that 1 may profit by it: "
" Upon the governm ent of ourselves , upon pa-
tience , mildness and furbenranee towards others ,our
happiness and success in life must mainl y depend. "
Juse 6.—'' Months have passed , and sickness has
laid mo prostrated upon a couch of pain. Yet God
in his mercy has seen fit lo raise me from it and I
iirn better. In His name will I trust. Have, not
attended church for a long, long time ; how I real-
ize the privilegfi of it , since I am deptived of it. All
nature is now clad in her garments of beauty. Gen-
tle breezes are wafting to my window the fragrant
incense of many flowers , and the heart of the inva-
lid is cheered. How beautiful is earth ! The thoug ht
arises, is heaven more beautifu l ? I know it is , for
there is no sin thousand it is the abode of goodness,
of purity and of God."
' July 11.—" Have to-day had the daguerreot ype
miniature of our dear little Dni ght taken. I am
pleased with it. May the dear boy,who will so soon
be left in a cold world , without a mother to cheer ,
and counsel him , be trained in the way ' he should
go,' and when he is old , may he not depart from it.
Heaven bless the lad."
Aug. 27.—"I am surrounded by dear kind friends,
¦who administer to my many wants. I am gratefu l
for their kindness. May they have their reward. —
How swiftl y the days and weeks are passing ; my
short life is nearl y ended. But v.hat is our life.
compared to eternity ? How incomprehensible the
word , eternity. '"
Sept. 8.—It is autumn again. All nature will
soon wear a different aspect. Flowers will fade ,and
the sero and yellow leaves will soon begin to fall. "
Here her j ournal closed , and she too faded with
the autumnal leaves , iind autumn 's chilling blast now
sweeps them o'er her lowl y grave. Like the sweet
summer flowe,rs,which she loved so well; she dropped
and passed away. Long will the memory of her vir-
tues be enshrined in the hearts of all who knt 'w her
worth. "The memory of the just is blessed.''
• Bernardslon , Mass. S. M. C. P.
*Mrs. Jane A. Bangs.
Journal of a Christian. *
The drop that ming les with the flood^-the sand
drooped on the sea shore—tho word you have spok.
en_will not be lost. Each will have its influen ce
nnd be folt , till time shall be no more. Have you
ever thoug ht of the effect that mi ght be produced
by a sing le word ? " Drop it pleasantl y among a
group, and it will make a dozen happy, to return to
their hqmes to produce , the same effect on :i hundred
perhaps. A bad word may arouse tho indi gnation
or a whole nei ghborhood , it may spread like wildfire
to produce disastrous effects. As no word is lost , be
careful how you speak—speak right ,speak kindl y.—
The influence you may exert by a "life of kindness—
by words dropped among the young and the old—
i is incalculable. It will not cease when your bodies
• l ie in the grave , but will be felt , wider and still wi-
der as years pass away. Who , then , w ill not exert ;
I himself for tho welfare ot millions? I
Noth ing is Lost.
SHEBNAII RICH,
HAVING opened a large and convenient Store , with
a full and comp lete assortment of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
especiall y adapted to the Cape Tradc.invites his friends
and the citizens of the Cape and vicinit y generall y,who
are about purchasing their winter outfits, to call and ex-
amine his stock of
READY .
MADE CLOTHING , CLOTHS , DOE
HKINS , VESTINGS , &c,
which are all of a p rice and quality, which will at once
satisf y the purchaser that it is his determination to be
undersold by none in his line of business.
With the services of an experienced and efficient cut-
ter Custom Work will bo done in the most fashion-
abl e and thorou gh manner.
Cape Traders will also find here many articles that
the y cm buy at better advantage thnn at any other
place
'such as Frocks, Mitt ns , Sacks, Oil, Clothes, Wool-
L,, 6'c tc. SHEBNAH RICH ,
Nos. 78 and 80 Ann-street ,
Corner of Centre , a few doors from Blaekstone-strect.
Boston , Oct. 24. '.T
Stoves. Stoves. Stoves.
T
HE subscriber liasjust received , and offers for sale
a good assortment of
Cooking Stoves,
of the most approved pattern s. Also, Box and Cylin-
der STOVES, which will be .sold as low as can be
bought in Boston or elsewheie.
Stove Pipe constantl y on hand.
ELISHA JENKINS.
West Barnstable , Nov. 21. tf
WILKINS, CARTER & CO.'S
POPUJiAB MUSIC BOOKS,
MOKE U N I V E I 1SALI. Y USED THAN" ALL OTHERS COM-
B I X E D .
CA R M I X A SACRA or BOSTON COLLECTION
OK CHURC H MUSIC. By L. Mason ; greatl y
admired for the beauty, eh.utness and sterling character
of its nui'-ic. Published under the reco mmendat ion ot
the Boston Academy of Music.
THE BOSTON ACADEMY'S COLLECTION .
Edited bv L- Mason. This standard work is so well
known and used as to preclude the necessity of any re-
i commendatio n.
I THE PSALTERY. By L. Mason and G. J. Webb.
< One of the most comp lete works of the kind ever pub-
' lished. It has received the sanction of ihe-Handel and
I Havdn Society and the Boston Academy of Mui-ie. The
i Psaltery will "make si valuable addition to the Boston
Aeademv 's Collection and Carmina Sacra , and ought
to lie in evcrv choir.
i THE NATIONAL LYRE. By S. Parkrnnn Tuck-
I crma n. S. A. Bancroft and H. K. Oliver. One of the
i most charming collections of Church Music ever pub-
llished. It consist s of old. new and ori ginal music, all
of which is of a strietlv devotio nal character.
NEW BOOK FOR 1849-50.
BAY STATE COLLECTION. A new and pop-
ular Sing inir Book suited to the wants of all Christian
Denom ination s , and containing a greatl y enlarge d Ele-
mentarv Depart ment , with Special Exercises and Adap-
tatio n to Sinking Schools. By A. JN. Johnson , auth or
of Treatises on Thoroug h Bass and Har mony, &c. &c.
and Conductor of the Music at Park street Church ; Jo-
siah Os.'ood , Oreanist at the Winnisiinmet Church ;
and Sumn cr 11ill", Organist at the Old South Church ,
Bosto n. Besides a great variety of new and ori ginal
tunes , the book contains nearly all th e old favorite tun es
heretofore published ; a splendid selection of spirited
Anthems , and a Chorister 's Index , desi gned to assist
the taste of the Chorister and facilitate an appropriate
selection of tunes for particu lar hymns. As a whole , it
is believed that this work has never been surpassed , if
equalle d by an y similar collection. Teachers and all
others interested in Church Music and Singing Schools,
are respectfu ll y invited to examine it before making an-
oth er selection.
NEW CS3ORUS BOOM, ESPECIALLY
ADAPTED TO THE USE OF CHOIRS.
THE CHOIR CHORUS BOOK. By A. N. John-
son. A collectio n of choruses from the works of Handel ,
Havdn Mozart , Mendelssohn , and other distinguished
composers. This work embraces a larger collection oi
choruses than has been before published , arrang ed in a
for m for the use and improvement of choirs: and it is be-
lieved that besides the additiona l interest which its use
imparts to choir meetings , the stud y of th e pure compo-
sitions it contai ns will greatl y improve the taste and fa-
cilitate the power of execution. Several editions have
been already sold. Price 5 50 per dozen.
SCHOOL MUSSC BOOKS.
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL SONG BOOK , in two
parts. By L. Mason and G. J. Webb , Professors in the
Boston Academy of Music.
THE SONG 'BOOK OF THE SCHOOL ROOM :
consisting of a great variety of songs , hymns , and scri p-
tural selections', with appropriate music , arranged to be
sung in one , two, or three parts ; containing, als o, the
elementary princi ples of vocal music, prepared with
reference to the induttive or Pestalozzian method of
teaching, designed as a complete musical manual for
commo n or grammar schools.
JUV ENILE ORATORIOS.
THE FESTIVAL OF THE ROSE ; THE IN-
DIAN SUMMER , and THE CHILDREN OF JE-
RUSALEM ; designed for Schools , Juvenile Classes,
Floral and other ' Concerts, etc. By J. C. Johnson ,
Conductor of the ori ginal Floral Concerts.
Favorite and Popular Glee "Books, &c.
THE ODEON : a collection of secular melodies ;
arranged and harmonised for four voices. Desi gned
for adult singing schools and social music parties . By
G. J. Webb ami Lowell Mason. As tho title page sets
forth , this work is desi gn ed for si nging schools.
THE VOCALIST : consisting of short and easy
glees , or songs in parts ; arranged for soprano, alto,
tenor , and bass voice. By Lowell Mason and George
James Webb , Professors in the Boston Academy of
Music.
THE SOCIAL GLEE BOOK : a selection of glees
and part songs , by distinguish ed Germ an composers ,
never before ' puhl'i-h cd in this country, together with
ori ginal pieces. By Wm. Mason and Silas A. Ban-
croft.
GENTLEMEN'S GLEE BOOK : selected from the
most admired German composers. By L. Mason.
AL SO. P U B L I S H E D AS A B O V E :
THE BOSTON CHORUS BOOK :
THE BOSTON ANTHEM BOOK.
THE -'BOOK OF CHANTS ," consisting of chant-
in'.
; music , adapted to regular h ymns , and to selecti ons
from the Scri ptures, for congregational use. By L. Ma-
son.
HANDEL'S ORATORIO OF THE MESSIAH :
arranged by John , Bishop of Cheltenham , England.
03^ 'reaehers and others are invited to call and ex-
amine these and oth er musical works, at No. 16 Watei
street , Boston. nov 21
Mi BOAT BUILDING.
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THE subscriber respectfull y informs his Cape friends
that he has established himself in Provineetown ,
where be will carry on the BOAT BUILDING in all
its branches. His experience , (having worked for some
ti me at Newport.) will enable him to build the most
approved and faithful sty le of Newport Boats , Dories,
&e.
Those who favor him with their custom , may depend
upon their work being done in the most thorough man-
ner.
OT?"All orders promptl y attended to.
" REUBEN F. ADAMS.
Provineetown , Dec. 19. 4m
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
W H O L E S A L E AND R E T A IL .
JPffl swRSom mTMcbM & O@o9
172 Waslun gton-street ,
[OPPOSITE BHO51F IELD STREET] BOSTON ,
grn. Respectfull y inform their customers
ft and the public , that they offer for sale a
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! a^SS "
1110"
lai'g°r stock
of
Goods tna
» llcrc "
HL tofore , purchasing entirel y for CASH ,
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» selling on the "sinall proffit" prin-
ci ple, and otherwise offering every fair inducement , for
Old Customers to continue , and New Ones to commence
trade with the m , both at Wholesale and Retail.
In the Retail Department, special care will be
taken in the selection of the best materials 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 ar e in search ot PRIME RE-
TAILING SHOES, is particularl y solicited , and the y
are assured arrangements have been made to keep con-
sta ntly on hand a full su pply of the most fas hionab le
patterns , middlin g and extra large sizes, and extra wid°
Shoes, that they may always he accommodated with sueli
only as they need.
K^No pains will be spared to keep their assortment
equal to any in Boston , and they would invite Cape
traders and others visiting the city, to call upon them.
PEARSON H. FIELD ,
SAMUEL J. WALL.
Boston , Sept. 26. ly
To Owners, Masters and Builders of Ships,
W
E beg to call your attention "
to a new article for
Shi p's fast ening, which we believ e 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 Engli sh 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 ot
the m for their own use. The builders who have tried
them , are so enti rely satisfied with their character and
1 worth , that the manufacturers have resolved upon mak-
ing them in large quantities and offering them for sale.
Being firmer tlmn the Copper Bolts , the y bear much
harde r 'driving ; and their composition prevents the
formati on of the verdigris so much complained of as
natural to Copper. Their resistance to corrosion caus-
es them to wear more uniform y and longer than Cop-
per Bolts and they must have the preference over them.
Their present price is about twenty per cent, less
titan Copper. .
We are now prepared to receive orders for all sizes
and kinds used in shi p building, and can furnish an ar-
ticle 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
BUFFALO ROBES-Forsalo low, by
d_ec_19 WALES & " CONANT._
AXES, Saw Plates and Frames , Saw Horses—sold
by WALES & CONANT. j an 22
Globe Motel to Lease. j
-fr -Ssf*,^. The subscribers offer to lease their
miP $,W%&well known HOTEL and Homestead in >
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| Barnstable—opposite tho Court House.
~— ' *--**-** This estate includes about twenty-five
acres of excellent Tillage and Meadow Land , in the
best conditi n; well fenced nnd abundantl y watered ,,
with many Fruit Trees. It is situated within twelve
miles of the terminus of the Cape Cod Branch Rail :
Road in Sandwich , with the best of Stage accommoda-
tion to :uid from the same , several times dail y.
The House is large and commodious , built expressl y
for a Public House , with all the most desirable appur- |
tenancc s and conveniences. There is. also, a large and ;
vcrv convenient Stable—a Bowling Alley,&c. &c, all in i
comp let e repaid I
The central and very pleasnnt location of the premi-
ses, and the liberal terms on which they may be leased ,
rende rs this—to a person qualified for the business—an
unu sual opportunity to seeuie one of the most popular
ind profita ble Hotel stands in the County. I
"" or -mv further particulars and the terms , conditi ons , ;
&c. in quire of the subscribers , on the premises , or to
HENRY H. CHOCKE^Es^ Ol
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Coniine^a wharf ,
Barnstable , Jan. 22. _ tf
For Sale,
An excellentl y well located resid ence in
JffllSiW Barnstable , a few rods East of the Court
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lSilL House , can he bought on the most reason- [
88|ljBif able terms. The Estate consists of about i
^sSn ve acres of Upland and Meado w, with aj
commodious two story Dwellin g House and a good j
Barn , &c, th ereon—all in thorough repair—and well !
watered. It has been occup ied" tho last three years, by
Dr. T. P. Jackson , and is very cen trall y and pleasantl y
sit uated for a Physician , or other professional gentle-
ma n, or for a sea faring man.
For further particulars app ly at this office, or at No. 4
Central Wha rf, Boston , to MATTHEW COBB.
Jan. 8.
^aifl tetei^'"- *
WESTERN SEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH ,
2O? Maisi-strect, Buffalo, iy -y
D?« O. O. "
V AUGHN'S
Vegetable Liilioniri ptic Mixture
rrUIIS celebrate d remed y is constantl y increiU-
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_L fa me bv the many cures it is making 'n8 it,
' All over the World.
It has now become the only medicine forfam ily
is particularl y reco m mended for Se:«nd
I> r © ]» s y:
all stages of this comp lai nt immediatel y relic -
matter how long standi ng. See Pamphlet for t*^-^' »o
Gravel, lekt"«ottj
and all diseases of tho uriivary organs : for tlio
tressing comp laints it stan ds alone; no other artn "''*
relieve you ; and the cures testified to will coiivii an
most skeptical ;—sec pamphlet. Liver Coinplain?
15
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ious diseases , '" '
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Fever ass«l A g-ne.
To the Great West especiall y, and wherever n,
complainst prevail this medicine is offered . e't
Wo Mineral Agent ,
no deleterous compound is a par t of this mixture, it
th ese diseases with certainty and eelurity, and does'"*8
leave the system torp id. Sec Pamphlet. n°t
F i l e s ,
a complaint of a most painfu l character , is
IMMEDIATELY RELIE VE
D ,
and a cure follows by a few da ys use of this'
articU . •
is far before any other preparation for this disease 0 V
an y oth er disease ori ginating from impure blood, "a
pamp hlet. ^'
Debility of tlie System, ~ *
weak hack , weakness of the Kidneys. &c, or inflarn
tion of the same, is immediately relieved by a f e u ,
COTTON AND COTTON AND WOOL ,
A G R E A T V A R I ETY/.
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY ,
A N D
WJ LTON CA JSF ETINfiS .
FLOOR Oil? CLOTH S ,
All widths ai|dprices.
Canton Mattings, Druggets,
HUGS, MA.TS, &<3.
The assortment embraces a gi-cat variety of desira-
ble goods for the Fall ija^s, an(i;.t]ie attention of deal-
ers is respectfull y re quested ,as flie stock will be sold at
the LOWEST Prices.
Purchasers at Reta il will find as above choice and
desirable lots from which to make their selections.
P A R T I C U L AR A T T E N T IO N P A I D TO
P A I N T E D F I O O B C LOTHS ,
Of which m ay be found the largest stock in the mar-
ket. Hotel keepers and shi p owners arc respectfull y
invited to call and examine. 3m sept 26
OLIVER HUDSON & CO,,
KEEP THE
ONLY ESTABLISHMENT
DEVOTED
Exclusively
boyV
—WH ICH IS—
TO BE FOUND IN BOSTON ;
AND BY FAR
The Largest -of the kind
IN THE
UNITED STATES !
Boys3 Garments
ABE A1,WAV§ KEPT IN CLOTHING
STOKES, §
'.
O£X THIS IS
TIIE
FF.ACS TO BUY
BOYS' CLOTHING .
As tiiey iseveE'iBKiSse Garments fos1 usa^n ,
(not even.-t heir own) U>eir attention
UteitigT wSioIly devotfeil t» tltoe
bussRacss fSaey advertise.
An extensive correspondence is constantly kept np.and
the public may look with confid ence to this
ESTABLISHMENT.
FOR TII E LATEST AND MOST APPR OV-
ED FASHIONS
.
Their WHOLESALE TRADE is rap idl y in creas-
ing, and all who purchase ISlotliing in tlie city would
do well to look at this Stoij'k. The custom of adver-
tisi ng- low prices has been refidereol too contemptible to
comnia nd the attention of ally person of sense. All
that is asked for this Store, is^a ca refu l examination of
the goods and prices , compared with tho'-e to he met,
with elsewhere.
NO. 4
Braille, isfiiF C-onrl Street.
oet 17
OHANOES and fewiOJ-A . Fiys and Mils oi all
kinds , for sale at A.'l'EKCI VAL'S. jan 22
A Rare Chance !
FOR SALE , a larg e two story DWEL-
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|JSli ~f$5L Pic(
' hJ' tli e I[o n ' Isaiil11 '¦
'¦Green , and more
lMA'Sk recentl y by Capt. Ezckiel Gorhain , situated
JSSsiisa iicnr the Unitarian Meeting House , and is
one of the best situations in Barnstable. The House is
in m ost thoro ugh repair ,—has an excellent garden , a
good well of water , and oilers to the sea faring man or
mechanic , a fi ne opportunity to purchase a very desira-
ble and eli gibl e situation , on'the most favorable terms.
For further parti culars. ' inquire of DAVID BURS-
LEY. Barnstable , or of EZEKIEL OORIIAM , New
York;
Bamstablc , Dec. 12. 3m
£3? For Sale—The good schr CURLEW ,
AhfV of Barn stable , burthe n 76 15-95th tons , cop-
j Mf / n
K Pcv fiistcric(1> we" f°"nd in every respect ,
^IKSltl n "w b''n S
ft
Cotuit 1
'ort. Said schris well
's^zasSi3>
ai|.,p tL,(] t0 tii C coasting busi ness, or a voj-
a» e to California , and will be sold low, on app licat ion
to OBED NIOKERSO N , Boston , or to JOSIAH
LUM BERT. Cotuit Port. lm * feh 5
For Sale.
p _„ The subscriber offers for sale his Dwel-
^if '} ) '"'^ II oIlsc
' U'"'n . Coopers Shop &"Shed ,
I!!iii, JI » with about 3-4 of an acie of Land , under
JiMiteiL am
' a'lloining the same, pleasantl y situ-
tf
—""^ .itt rt at Ilyann is, near the Bay, Marine
Rail" aA , and Wharf of Baxter & Bragg, aiid is a de-
sirable residence for a mechanic or seafaring man.
NATHANIEL PAINE.
Ilyannis , Jan. 8. 2m
j A For Sale—The sdiv MAJESTIC , 52
JftSU tons burthen , well found in sails, riggin g,
ial'Ufck,. cables and anchors— now lying at East Bos-
«-8=*=Sfc ton. Said schr is well calculated for the
fishing busin ess. For 'further particulars , app ly to
FRANKLIN CROSBY , East Boston ,or to HIGGINS
& CROSBY , East Brewster. jan 29
$ For Sale—The sloop L E V A N T , of
iSaf Sandwich . 30 tons burthen , in first rate order ,
j ^f / I \having been thoroug hl y repaired the past sea-
^jlj/fc^- son ; is well fou n d ; a fast saile r, and in every
o«u=»aja reSpeot a desirable vessel of her size. Said
sloo p is now h-ing at the wharf in Pocasset. Apply to
ANDERSON or ZADOCK WRIGHT.
Pocasset. Jan. 22. lm
,- FOR SALE—Tho good schr BYRON ,
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vCKSsSV 82 tons burthen , 14 years old , well found
Irtk'l fwX in sails , ri gging, chains and anchors—is
¦
^«l«llyp^"'c"
calculated
for
fishing or coasting—
"•*3e5==
j3£ss3 now ly ing at Ootnit Port. For further
particulars , app ly to J AS. II. H A N D Y , Cotuit Port, or
to Capt. NATHAN COLEMAN , Ostcrville.
nov 28 3m
_>v otl Foi" Salf
t—One-quarter of the goo<
"
>3&§fc\ schr BOSTON , 51 tons burthen , well
I Jj/ffev found in sails,rigging, cables and anchors ,
•^slMy^ 1""1 a first rate vessel for the fishing busi :
•s^tS-F^sz-s
s*ness_ gaj(] schooner was thoroug hl y re-
paired at Wood's Hole in 1847 , at an expense of
$1005—a nd will be sold low to close a concern , on ap-
plication to JOSHUA CAHOON.
South Harwich. Jan. 8. 5\v*
__^ Fos- Sale—The sloop HOPE & SU-
l-*®"^ SAN , now lying in the Stage Harbor,
/ jUiV (Chatham ,) 12 years old..3G tons burth e n,
-
<
4g
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j
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p well found , and
" a fast sailer—will be sold
¦"*"®s^^"'"' at a bargain , if app lied for soon. App ly to
NATHAN SMALL. 2m So. IIanvicl)_,_J
j"2l-
8
-l_
| j_ For Sale—The fast sailing sloop
v t a """^ OSCEOLA about, 60 tons burthen , well
J mSm
is in good repair-now lies at I rov.nce-
«^^^ -town. and will he sold on fovor nblo terns
on app lication to DAVID FAIRBANKS, at th e
Union Wharf Co.'s Store.
Provineetown. Jan. 8.
FARMER'S
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
AMP
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CTNiT^TEQ
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[SIlaiidiLy ' S> ii ^iQilE^o
dme® ipib©m:^ a
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Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers of Prouty ft
Mears' .
,
Celebrated Centre Draft, Stale Hill,»el1
"
Sharpening, and Sub-Soil
'^
IPIL®W(BisiSo
Which have obtained the HIGHEST Premiums ever
offered in AMERICA , for their superio r construc-
tion , EASE of DltAFT and beauty of work
performed by them , so admirabl y are they
adapt ed to operate in the various
ki nds of soil.
ALSO ,
Hovey's Improved Hay k Straw Cutters,
of various sizes :
EAnnows , v
EXPANDING HORSE, HAND AND COP
CULTIVATORS.
F A N N I N G M I L L S, „,.<¦.
THERMOMETER , BARREL & DASH CHUR>Bl
CHEESE PRESSES ; ROOT CUTTERS;
SUGAR MILLS ; CORN SHELLERS,
And a full and complete assortment of -,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS;
Now in general use, and to which they are constun .
adding many new and useful improvements !»
the wants of the Farmer may demM>d- -i
They have also an extensive assort-
ment of auTfll
GRASS , GARDES , FIELD AND FLOWER SWJ^
Which have been raised for and selected by llie".
which they can confidentall y recomraena
pure and true to their names ,
|lty
In connection with the Agricultura l Pepartni c ;
have an ext en sive assortment of
Cooking and Parlor Stoves
^
Of ever y descri ption , suited to the wants of ttl ? wj1ifh
combining -.Comfort , with Convenien ce an" _, (
they warrant to operate in the most pc'
manner. kaTT'^ '
D. P. & CO. are agents for the sale of ^XnO^
AGRICULTURAL (of Farmer 's) CAUi
jU ' v
The Public are respectfull y invited to call am
arnino tho above at their j ^j s'"
Warerooiras, 1
9, 2® & '22Wo. Ma''
1
4
4,n
jan 29 BOSTON.
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Boat -Building. shD?
THE subscribcrs.havc recentl y purcha sed tIl,<; j, a^
and Stock of Mr. David Godfrey , in H»rtt
are prepared to carry on the y
BOA T BUILDING ^.'
in all its branches, and in the most approve d nin
^
^oi
Their customers may rely upon their using tne
,tel
stock, and their work faithfully done , and wan ^U
They will keep on hand and for sale, «-nj
BOATS,—and their Boats will be delivered
part of the County, on the most favorable jej '^'
g.
J
ELISHA ROBB ING.
JOSEPH G. LOR11
Harwich , April 25. cop ly _^-^^
pri1""'
READY MADE CLOTHIN G, at rcdoce"
^
!
1.
for sale by N- 1- llA
Yarmouth Port , Dec. 19.
^^.
A RARE |Jji
Itllli C HAN CE . fill
T
UIE subsciiher , desirous of closing up his busi ness,
offers at private sale, all his Real Estat e in
Barnstable , consisting of five DWELLING HOUSES ,
with all the out buildin gs thereto belong ing—together
with an excellent GRIST MILL, recentl y built over
i th e 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 s