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MORAL READINGS.
I he heart lias .
-ifit'ctions ihat never die. The
roug h rubs of tlie world cannot obliterate tliem.—
They are the memories of home—earl y home.—
There is mag ic in the sound. There is lhe old tree
under which the li ght hearted boy swunjr many a
d:iy ; yonder the river in which he learned to swin; ;
I hero the house in which he knew a parent 's pro-
tection ; nay, there is the room in which he romped
with brother and sister , long since , alas ! laid in the
yard in which he must pooh be gathered , over shad-
owed by yon old church , whither , wiih a joyous
I roop like himself , he has often followed his parente
t o worshi p with , and hear the good old man who
ministered at the altar . Wh y, even lhe very school
house , associated in youthful days with thoug hts of
(rusks , now conies to bring pleasant remembrances of
many occasions thai call forth some generous exhi-
bitions of noble traits of human nature. There, if
"here he learned to feel some of his first emotions.
There, perchance , he first met the being who, by
her love and tenderness in life, has made a home for
himself , happ ier than that which his childhood knew-
There are certain feelings of humanitv , and those,
too, among the best , that can find an appropriate
place for their exercise onl y by one's own fiieside .
There is a privacy of that which it was a species of
desecration to violate. He who seeks wantonl y to
invade it , is neither more nor less than a villain i
and hence there exists no surer test of the debase-
ment of morals in a community, than the disposition
to tolerate in any mode, the man who invades the
sanctity of private life. In the tin moil of the woi ltl
let there be at least one spot where the poor man
may find affection and confidence which me not
to be abused .— PD r. Hawkes.
lhe followin g "gem" we copy from the original
in the possession of a gentleman in thin city, as re-
ceived fro m an absent one , the partner of his j oys
Hiid sorrows.— [Christian Intelli gencer.
A Blessing.
May the blessings o( God await thee , and the pun
of glory shine round th y bed ; and may the g,it« of
plen ty, honor anil happ iness ever be open to thee ;
may no sorrow distress th y da _\a ; may no grief dis-
turb , th y ni ghts; may the pillow of pence kiss th y
cheek , and the pleasures of imag ination attend th y
dreams. And when length of years makes thee
tired of earthl y joys, and the curtain of death gentl y
closes around th y last sleep of human existence ,may
the Angel of God attend th y bed , and take care
that the exp iring lamp of life shall not receive one
rude blast , to hasten on its extinction.
Home Affections.
A woman has her husband's fortunes in her pow-
er, because she may, or may not , as she pleases,con-
form to his circumstances. This is" her first duty,
and oug ht to be her pride. No passion for luxury
or disp lay ought for a moment to tunipt her to devi-
ate in the least degree from this line of conduct.—
Any other course is wretchedness itself , and inevi-
tabl y leads to ruin. Nothing can be more miserable
than the strugg le to keep up appearances. II it
could succeed well , it would cost more than it is
worth ; as it never can , its failure involves the
deepest mortification. Some of the subiimest exhi-
bitions of human virtue have been made, by women ,
who have been preci pitated suddenl y from wealth
and splendor to absolute want. Then a man 's for-
tunes are in a manner in the hands of his wife, inas-
much as his own power of exertion depends on her.
His moral strength is inconceivabl y increased by
her sympath y, her counsel , her aid. Sho can aid
him immensely bv her rcli <-vim>: him of every care
which sue is capable of taking upon herself. If she
be prompted by true affection and good sense she
will perceive when hi* spirit is borne down and
overwhelmed. She , of all human beings, ca n best
minister to its nvixlit. If it be harrasscd and worn
to a morbid irritability, her gentle tones steal over
it widi a soothing more potent than most exquisite
music. If every enterprise be dead , an d hope itself
almost «xtingnised , her patience and fortitude have
the pow..,- to rekindle - them in the heart , an d he
Kgain goo fd,.,|, t0 renew ,|l(J PI ,,.oimU,r wj,|, ,ne
toils and troub' es of i;/e
A Wife's Influence on her Husband's
Fortune.
It is not your neat dress, your expensive shawl .or
your golden fingers , t hat attra ct the attention of
the men of sense. They look beyond ihese It is
your character they stud y. If yon are tiffin g and
loose in your conversation—no matter if you are as
beautiful as an angel—you have no attr acti on for
them. It is the true loveliness of you r natures that
wins and continues to -retain the affections of tl, (.
heart. Young ladies sadl y miss it , who labor to im-
prove their outward looks, w hile , they best ow not a
thoug ht on their minds. Fools may be won by ««w-
<;aws and fashionable showy dresses ; but the wise
and substantial are never caug ht, by such tiaps. —
Let in ulesty bi; your dress. Use' pleasant and
agreeable language , and thoug h you may not be
.courted by die fop and the sap, the good and trul y
gi'en r, us duwer.
Al.-ci— One seventh part of a tract of about twenty
acre * of cleared land , formerly owned by said Ezra ,
Sen r, and bounded north by la nd of Rebecca and Ed-
ward Kciulrick j cast by land of Edward Kcndrick ami
a cedar swa mp ; south "by l.uul of John. Keuney and
Zcmi3 Clowell ; and west" bv the. road from Chatham to
OrleaiK. And your petitioner further represents , that
said estate is now unproductive , and that it is expedi-
ent Hiid would be for the benef it of said Wants that
their intercut in the above described Heal Estate should
be sold and the proceeds of such sale be put out on in-
te rest , or invested in some product hes 'oik for the ben-
efit of said Wards , accordi ng to law .
Your petitioner therefore pray * mat he may be h-
i cnsed to sell and convey the said Wards i nterest in
the ilores .iid Heal Estate for the purpose aforesaid.
JOS1A11 KKNDRICK.
Dated at Harwich. April 15, 1ST>50—
Upon the foregoing petition ofJoMidi Kcmlriek—Or-
dered , that the said petitio ner notif y all persons inter-
ested therein , that the same will be heard and acted up-
on at a Court of Probate to be lioldcn at Harnstahle.
in and for stiid County, on the third Tuesday of May
next , by ca using an attested copy of said petition and
of this order thereon , to be published in the Barnstahlc
Patriot , a newspaper pri nted in Banistable , three week*
sur'-essivcly prior to said Court, that they may then
and there appear and shew cause, if any they have ,wh y
the praver thereof should not tie granted.
NYMl'IlAS AIARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
april ab—3w T. REED , Reg ister.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable:
RESPECTFULLY represents DAVID SPAKKS.
Guardian of Lorena Sparks, his minor child—
That the said Ward is inte rested in certain Real Es-
tat e, situated in Frovincetown , in said County, describ-
ed as.follows , viz :—A tract of land with a store and
dwelling - house which was own ed by Elijah Dyer, late
of said Frovi ncetown. deceased , at th e time of his de-
cease and now in the occupation of Ohnrliah Snow.
Also—A tract of land at Race Point , wit h about 1000
feet of salt works and salt store, thereon , which was
owned by said Dyer at his decease.
That said Ward's interest in said estate is one-fourth
part of said first lot i n common and undivided with
said Obadi.ih Snow , ami one-fourth of said lot at Race
Point in commo n and undivided with the other heirs of
Elijah Dyer, deceased. And your petitioner fu r-
ther repre-enN , that said estate is now unproductive ,
and that it is expedicyt and would be for the benefit of
said Ward , tbat her interest in the nbove described Real
Estate should be sold and the .proceeds of such sal e be
put out on interest.or invested in somr productiv e stock
for the benefit of said Ward, accordi ng to law. Your
petitioner therefore prays that he may be licensed to
sell and convey the said Ward' s interest in the afore-
said lical Estate for the purpose aforesni.1
DAVID SPARKS.
Dated at Provmcetown , A pril 19, 1S50.
Banstaiu.e. S3.—At a Court of Probate holden nt
Provimctown , in and far said Countv on the 19th
da y of A pril. lSSO— \
Upon the foregoing petifcm of David Sparks—Or-
dered, that the said petitioner notify all persons inter-
ested therei n, that the same will be heard and Ticted
upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable ,
in and fo r said County, on the third Tuesday of
May next , by causing an attested copy of said petition
and of this order th ereon, to be publi shed in the Barn-
stable Patriot , a news paper printed in Bnrnstable.
three weeks successivel y prior to said Court , that thev
may then and there appear and shew cause, if anv they
have, wh y the prayer thereof should not be eranted
NYMPHAS MAKSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
a pril .
-ib—3w T REED , Register.
OPTICAL WONDERS !
AT TH ?
£ffl §H*(2)IBIS@S3
1
3 n q, n BXSOTQSyo
MB. JOHN A. WHIPPM3
IS PRESENTING to the Public his Grand Exhibi-
tion of the Wonders of Modern Optical Science
wit h a costl y and comp let e appaiatus , giving th e spec-
tato r the benefit of the most sp lendid achievements and
discoveri e s of Sir David Brewster , Sir John Herschel ,
M. Dagnerrc, &c. &c.,—wRiicIi may be said to mak e th e
sun stand still , magnifying t«othing into mountains , and
compress infinity irito '
a nutehcH. He exhibits , on an
immense screen , an endless Variety of Landscapes in
Disso lvin g Views ,
of Mount Auburn , Greenwood "Cemetery, many noted
bu ildin gs and places in America and Europe, and the
people of Japan—reveals the population of a drop of
water, vi negar , &c, by the oxyhydrogen microscope—
makes the colors of the rainb ow-dance cotillons—paints
volca nos in actual cniption-j -nnd shows the most bril-
liant Pvbamic Fires , &e. Kg?. The great popularity
and success of this
¦
Curio us , Eiitertaiii iii£ and Instructive
Exhibition ,
at his Daguerreotype Rooms , rendered it necessary , in
order to acco mmodat e the crowc\ to occupy the ME-
i'ODEON , where he exhibits these splendid specta-
cles every evening, com mencing at 7 l'-2 o'clock, and
on Wednesd ay and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
I ickct« . 25 cents.
If yo u fail of seeing it wlren in Boston , you lose one
of lhe most pleasing and instructiv e entertainments ev-
cr presente d. 6w Boston , April 2.
NEW STYLES SPRING GOODS !
srsnBJSa sss"®w <& o®oa
No. G4 HANOVER STREET,
BOSTOJV ,
HAVE JUST RKCKIV KD , AND AUK NOW OPKNING ,
CASKS Silk Tissue Bareges and Muslins.
' » Hi.i-h Colored DeLaines, pink , crimson
and corn colors, very desi rable.
y Plaid Silk and Wool Bareges.same colors.
" Canton Crape Shawls , plain and embro'd.
» All Wool Cashmere Shawls , detached
fig ures.
CARTONS Long and Square Broche Shawls.
CASES
" Black Brocade, Silks and Satins.
u Fancy do. rich sty les and shades .
[ " Rich Canielcon Silks , every combination
of colors.
" Stri ped do do. Cases Poplins and
Chambrays.
a Black Gros de Rhine, all widths ; Gros
de Af'ri que. do
VISITE SILKS in every variety. SCARFS and
XKW AXD VKIt Y ELEGANT STYLES OF
Visites, Ma ntillas , Capes , Lace Shawls ,
april 2 &cj I m is
PETIENGILI/S BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,
THK SECOND SPIiING LIST COLI.F.CTKD BY
S. M. PSTTEITGILL,
.NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTION ACT.
No. 10 State street , Boston.
The following is a list of many of the best Business
F irms in Boston. They present extra inducements
for Traders and others to purchase of them. All who
visit the city should take the list wilh them.
A. H. NICHOLS,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Hats , Caps , Furs and Tr unks ,
No. 4 Market square, opposite North side Faneuil Hall,
Boston.
toliaOnowltos,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
S T R AW B O N N ET S A N D H A TS ,
Nt^
44 Milk street, Boston.
Wood and Willow War e Hon« ^
BROOMS,"MSWW
/SKJST
S,AUTS^KES
enocii h. wakIfield
£lii*fcrt!i Market stree't, Boston
F I S H I N G . T A C KL E
W holesale and Retail by
W. I. FROST
.82 Washington, 2 doPrs K01,,, of Franklin-si Boston ,
Pettengill's Boston Directory,
PHILLIPS & MOSELEY ,
Importers and Dealers in all kinds of
IRON, STEEL, SPIKES, NAILS
, AXLES,
And every description of SHIP IRON.
62 to 66 Broad street, Boston .
P?tte^sJtestonJMre^'
JOSEPH BUZuSSir'^
NO. 33 TREMONT KO\V -- -- B^8t
Begs to inform gentlemen of the Medical P ^.
that he is prepared to furnish every import-in Ssioi,
used by Physicians and Surgeons, of the bost on ^\
l
fair prices. "tt;'lity '
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
Dental Instruments and IWnt cri
Of every approved form, including ChevalinJ' '*
>
hrated Forceps and Hutehinson 's Kev. "^U.
PURE CHEMICALS
, n,'
Orders from the country will receive pnmi
pt mt
' . '
HlTNR
^Y^ NE Tv^O^rB
^V"^'
Eating House ,
No. 4 Waler street , near Washington street ft
N. B. Hot meals at all horns of the day.
0"on.
So Mo S>iMF^3SffiiE&^>
Newspaper Advertisin g Agent
%*
NO 1O S T A T E - S T R E E T. BOSWx,
Is authorised to RECEIVE A»VERT1SEU»V
and. SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ketctpap, *-, 8t ,,*T8
SAME RA TES as is charged' at the Office
of Publication.
TJi e Dying Child 's Request .
BT MA.KT S. WHITAKKR , OF CHARLESTON.
" Mother , don 't let them carry me nivay down to the
dark , cold church-yard , but burv me in the garden—in
the garden , mother !'1
0, mother ! in yon chnreh-ynrd dread.
Lay not your little one. '
Where marble tomb stones , o'er the dead ,
Are shini ng in the sun.
I know , dear mother! I mus' die ,
But let me not go there ;
In that snd place I fear to lie,
It is too cold and drear.
In our sweet garden I will rest,
Beneath the orange tree,
The mocking bird there builds her nest ,
And she will sing o'er me.
And there, next spring, will roses, too,
Bloom red upon thei r stalks ,
And hyacinth and hearts ease blue
Flourish beside the walks.
The church-yard , mother ! is too fur
So far fro m you and home '
It looks so wild when evening 's 5tar
iiangs in Heaven's azure dome.
Then promise, mother ! near to you
My little arave shall be
Where hyacinth and hearts ease blue ,
Grow by the orange tree.
Th
w!
I>''"g chilfl conM sPe'lk no move ;
When her hut \vM, was told ,
.Death s paleness spread her vNage o'er,
Her li ps grew white and cold.
Her
^
nnrrow tomb amidst the (lowers ,
Was in the garden made;
And oft that mother weeps for hours ,
Beneath the orange shade.
And when those flowerets bloom , mid
With rich and varied dyes,
She thinks , and liMs her sorrows hush. —
i: Mv flower blooms in the skies.''
POETRY .
To the Jud ge,of ProbatcTjpr the County of Barns-table :
JAMES WILEY , Administ rator of the estate of
REUBEN RICH , Ji£ ,\lnte of Wcllfleet, in -said
County, deceased. rcspccAill y represents —that the
debts due from said decease! as ncailv as can be as-
certain ed, amount to five hVxdred dollars : that the
charges of administration amownt to twenty dollars.and
that the personal estate of said deceased after deducting
th e wfdow 's allowance , amounts to two hundred and
nine dollars—He therefore prays that he mar be licens-
ed to sell so much of the renl estate of said deceased as
shall raise the sum of three hundred and eleven dollars
for the payment of said debts and charges .
JAMES WILEY.
Bahnstahle, ss.—At a Court of Probate holden at
Truro , in and for said Countv , on the l'Jth day of
A p ril , 18f>0—
Upon the foregoing petition of James Wiley Or-
dered , that the said petitioner notif y all persons inter-
ested therein , that the sa me will be beard and acted up-
on at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable ,
in and for said Count y, on the third Tuesday of
May next , by ca using an attested copy of said petition
and of this orde r thereon , to\be published in the Barn-
stable Patriot , a newspaper prjnted in Barnstable , thre e
weeks succ essivel y prior to said Court. Uni t they mny
the n and there appear and she*
s cause, if anv thev have ,
wh y the prayer thereof should ttot be granted.
N. MAKSTOS, Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
ap ril 30—3w T. ItEKD. IW;«ti>r
To the Jud ge of Probate for the Countv of Bnrnstable
E0IT1I NICKERSON. Administratrix of the es-
tate of FRANKL IN NICKKRSONJate of Brews-
ter , in said County, deceased, respectfull y represents ,
that the debts d ue from said deceased , as nearly as can
be ascertai ned , amount to two hundred and fifty dol-
la rs: that the charges of Administratio n amount to
twe nty dolla rs, and that there is no personal estate
of said deceased ava ilable for the payment of debts-
She therefore prays tha t she may be licensed to sell
so much of the real estate of sa'
id deceased as shal l
raise the sum of two hundred and seventy dollars , for
the payment of said debts and charges.
\ED1T1I NICKERSON.
Bakk staiile, ss.—At a Co-nrt of Probate holden at
Brewstcr , in and tor said Gounry, on the IGtli day
of A pril , 1850— \
Upon the foregoing petition "
-pf Edith Nickerson—
Ordered, that the said petitioncflmotif y all persons in-
terested therein, that th e same wm be heard and acted
upon at (i Court of Probate , to be holden at Barnstable.
in and for said County, on the third Tuesday of
May next , by causing an attested copy of said peti-
tio n and of this order thereon , to be pu blished in the
Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable ,
three weeks successivel y prior to said Court , that they
may then and there appear and shew cause , if anv they
hav e, why the prayer thereof should not he granted
N. MAKSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
april 30—3w T. REED , Register.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the Countv of Barnstabl e •
RESPECTFULLY represents JOSIAU KEN-
DRICK , Guardian of Maiiala Kkndiuck, minor
child of EZRA KENDHICJK , late of Harwich , deceas-
ed— Tbat the said Ward is interested in certain Heal
Estate , situated in Harwich , ill said County, described
as follows, viz :—The bouse and liaru and 'la nd under
and .
'.round th e same , which const ituted the homestead
of he r late father , Ezra Kemlrick , deceased—the said
Ward' s inte rest being one seventh of one half thereof ,
the other half being assigned to the widow of said do-
ccaj- ed.
Also—One seventh part of a tract of about twenty
aciv of cleared land , bound ed south by John Kenney
and Zen.is Crowell ; west by road from Chatham to
Orleans; north by land of Rebecca and Edward Kcn-
d rick ; east by land of Edward Kcndrick and a cedar
swam p, which was ow ned by said Ward 's fathe r. And
your petitioner further represents, that said estate is
un productive , and that it is expedie nt and would be for
the benefit of said Ward tbat her interest in the abov e
described Real Estate should be sold and the proceeds
of such sale be put out on interest , or invested in some
productiv e stock for the benefit of said Ward according
to law.
Your petitioner therefor e prays that he may be li-
censed to sell an d convey the said Ward's interest in
th e aforesaid Real Estate for the purpose aforesaid.
JOSIAH KENDRICK.
Dated April 15, 18M).
Bakn-stable, ss.—At n Court of Probate' holden at
Harwich, in and for said County , on the 15th day of
A pril , 1850—
Upon the foregoing petition of Josiah Kendrick—
Orde red , that the said petitioner notify all persons in-
tereste d therein , that the same will be'hcard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable ,
in and for said County, on the third Tuesday of May
next, by causing an attested copy of said petition and
of this order thereon , to be publishe d in the Barnstable
Patriot , a newspape r printed in Barnstable , three weeks
successivel y prior to said Court , that they ma y then
a nd there appear and shew cau-*e, if any they hav e,
why the praver thereof should not lie "ranted
NYMl 'IIAS jMARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
_J>pn|jH)—3w T. REED , Registe r.
To the Judge of Probate for the County of Barnstable :
THOMAS SPARROW . Administrator of the estate
of ISAIAH ELDREOGE , late of Chatham, in
said County, deceased , respectf ull y represents , that the
debts due from said duce.ised, as nea rly as can be ascer
tained , amo unt to si x ty dollars—that the charges of
Administration amount to twenty dollar *, and that th e
personal estate of said deceased' h as been all allowed
t o his widow : that the whole estate of said deceased
consists of a dwelling house and the land on which it
stan ds, a third part , of which has been assi gned to his
widow as a dower,—that the other two thirds cannot
be divided without sacrifice. He therefore prays that
he may be licensed to sell the whole of said two thirds
of said rea l estate of sa id deceased, and apply said sum
of eighty dollars to the payment of said debts and
charges , and account for the balance. if any. according
to law. THOMAS SPARROW. "
BARj iRTAiiLE , ss.—At a Court of Probate holden at
Harwich , in and for said Countv , on the 15th day of;
A pri l, 1850—
Upon the foregoing petition of Thomas Sparrow—
Ordered , that the said petitioner notif y all persons in-
terested ther ein , that the same will be heard and act-
ed upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barns-
table , in and for said County, on the . third Tuesday of
Ma y next , by causing an attested copy of said petiti on
and of this order thereon , to be publish ed in the
Barnstabl e Patiiot, a newspaper piintcd iu Barnstublc.
t hree weeks successivel y prior to said Court , ihat they
may then and there appear and shew cause , if any they
have , wh y th e prayer thereof should not be granted
NYMPHAS MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
april 30—3w T. REED , Register.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstab le-
RESPECTFULLY represents PRINCE S. HARD-
ING , Guardian of Adeline Baker , Nancv K.
Baker and E qxicu S. Dakeu , minor childre n of JO-
SEPH BAKER , of Eastham , in said County— That I
the said Wards are interested in certain Real Estate,
sit uated in Eastham , in said County, desc ribed as fol-
lows , viz :—Three parcels of meadow land which are
returned in the inventory, bei ng their part of the estate
of their late grandfather ^ Ephraim Harding, deceased
vi z :
One ton and one fourth of meadow called the Rogers
lot.
One ton of meadow called the Notth Island lot.
One ton and one fourth of mcadoy called the South
Island lot :
1hat said Wards are now indebted for their support
to the amount- of fifty dollars , and are constantl y in-
curring expense for their support and education —and
that it is neees-ary and would lie for the benefi t of said
Wards th:i t their interest in the above described Real
Estate should be sold and the proceeds of such sale
npplu-d to the payment of said debts and the future
support and education of said Wards , according to law .
> our petition er therefore prays il,,,t he may be licens-
ed to sell and convey the said Wards interest in the
aforesaid Real Estate for the purpose aforesaid
t, , n
", , .i'K'N'CE S. HARDING.
Dated at Orleans , A pril 17 1850.
Bvrxstahle , ss.—At a Court of Probate holden at
Orlea ns, in and for said Countv , on the 17th dnvof
A pril , 1850—
Upon the foregoing petition of Prince S. Hardiii "
Ordered, that the said petitioner notif y all persons In-
terested therein, that the same will be 'heard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate to beholden At Barnstable ,
in and for said County, on the third Tuesday of Jlav
ne xt. by causing an ' attested copy of said petition
and of this order thereon , to be published in the Barn-
stable Patriot, a newspaper printed in Barnstable , three
weeks successivel y prior to said Court, that they mav
then and there appear and shew cause.if anv they have
why the prayer thereof should not be granted. * ' j
" NYMPHAS MAKSTON , Jud ge of Probate, j
Copy—Attest: I
april 30—3w T. REED. Register.
B:U'llSt»ll>!c, SS.—Ayj^ourt of
Probate holden at|
Binistablc. on the 13flT dJft- of March , A. D. 1850. ;
AN
Instrument pur/orti/£ to be the last Will audi
Testament of SA\M
lffi l, NICKERSON "
, late of I
Barns-faille , in said Counlp-. deceased , having been pre-j
sented to me for Probate/by SAMUEL NICKERSON. I
the Executor therein Jramed—lip. the said Executor, j
i-s directed to give jrotice. that'the said Instrument j
will be considered aM aetejiiiffion .at a Court of Probate j
to be holden :iy^miit
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the
third Tuesday of
May
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next, by pub rMiin*this Order two weeks successivel y
previous to said time, in the Barnst.ible Patriot, a
newspaper printed in Banistable, that al l persons in-
terested may then and there appear and shew cause,
it any thev have , for or against the Probate of said Will. I
Cop ™™ MARST°N , Judge of Probate.
rart-v 7 ivr T. REED, Register, I
Watice.
THE UNION WHARF -COMPANY of Harwich
and Dennis , hereby give notice, that they have
contracted to have a Wharf built in Dennis , to"be lo-
cated at the Shad Hole, so cnljed . about half way be-
tween Messrs. J. K. Baker 's and Job Chase's Wharves ,
to be comp leted on or before the first day of May next ,
for the purpose of Packin g Mackerel and Curing Cod
Fish, and supp lying vessels with Barrels, Salt , aiul all
ot her articles necessary for carrying on the Mackerel
and Cod Fishery, and sol icit the 'patronage of all those
that may be in want of the above articles'! Terms will
be made reasonable and satisfactory, on app l ication to
ANTHONY KELLY. ) T> , ...
JOSHUA WIXON , I rrndentinl
WM. E. AKSEL, ) CommMee-
South Dennis , March 26.* 3m
j Spriim Goods.
T
HE subscriber invit es his friends atid all persons in
wnnt of Goods in his line , to give hi m a call—h.iv-
ing just received and comp letel y filled his store with a
good va riety of all kinds of goods adapted to the wants
of the public A pkkciVAL.
Barii8ta!ilc, A pri l 2.
Asparagus Rools.
'lOOO
ASPARAG US ROOTS, packed in hun-
(J \
j y U dies of 100. in prime condition—jast re-
ceived and for sale by
m;ggu-:s, 'novhse, mason s- co.
JU^'Lii over _ Quiiu T Market , Boston.
C1TATE BILLS and TAX BOOKS.
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K> printed, ruled and cross-ruled , and bound in a suh-
o™Vr>V »
amiCr~~for saI
° at the COUNTY BOOK-
I^^JW^hle; «
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may 7
DA H L I A BULBS-Of various colors, just received
and for sale at the COUNTY BOOKSTORE ,
Bani -
St!lh!c' • may 7
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nm1 fre11u!ne Burr.in aFluid
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'c COUN-
TV BOOKS IOHE . Barnstable. may 7
SCHOOL BOOKS.—A fresh s^pTT^,' School
i
j Books for the Spring 1 rade , just received and for
snle at the COUNTY BOOKSTORE , Barnstable. |
GARDEN SEEDS.—A fresh supply of Garden Seed
' of the growth of 1849.
Also—Seed Peas , for sale at the COUNTY BOOK-
STORE. Barnstable. may 7
PURIFY !!—Dr. Gay's Blood Purifier , cures all
skin diseases , Scrofula , Salt Rheum , Ulcers, Pim-
ples, Old Sores , Tumors, Biles, and in fact, every dis-
ease arising from im purities of the blood. For sale at
the COUNTY BOOKSTORE, Barnstable. mav 7
Employment OJIice, IS Sciiool-st , Boston.
E. KENF1ELD will devote his entire attention to
furnishing Families. Boarding and Public Houses, with
American , Protestant and other Male and Female Do-
mestics.
MECnANICS'
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OOT.S, &c.
Ship and House Joiners' and Carpenters' Tools :
Coopers and Caulkers' do ;
Machinists' and Blacksmiths' do;
of most celebrated make. Also , an extensive assort-
ment of House and Ship Trimmings ,
For sale wholesale and retail , at
A. S. & D. J. iUORSS',
9G Commercial street , opposite Lewis wharf, Boston.
BOYDEN & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Mahogany, Black Walnut, Rosetvood and Painted
Furniture, Upholstery Goods, Looking Glasses,
Curled Hair Mattresses , Feathers , Sfc.
No. 313 Washington street , Boston , ( V'p stairs.)
A. A. LITT LEFIELI) ,
. STRAW AND SILK BONNETS
,
Ribbons, Flowers, Dress Caps and Lace/ Goods.
No. 227 Washington street , Boston.
N. E. POULTRY BREEDER ,
Devoted to Rearing, Breeding and Fattening Domestic
Fowls, illustrated with
TWENTY-FIVE ACCURATE KNODAVINOS.
It contains all necessary information on this popular
subject, and is the best practical work ever published.
PRICE T WENTY-FI
VE CENTS ONLY.
For sale at the Book Stores. A liberal discount to
the trade. Five copies (b y mail) One Dollar. Ad-
dress R. B. FITTS & CO., Boston. Publishers of the
"AMERICAN UNION
,"
In which will be commenced , on May 1st , 1850,a splen-
did Ori ginal Story by the "Young 'Un ," author of
"Banker's Olkieks. " Send in your names at once to
A\ B. Ff TTSf r CO. 22 School street , Boston , Mass—
and secure the story complete.
BRIGGS & ROBINSON,
DRUGGISTS , AND DEALER S IN
D R U G S , M E D I C I N E S , PAINTS, DYE
STUFFS
, OIL, WINDOW GLASS, 4-c,
No. 27 Commercial street , Boston. "
Hats, Capi
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and
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Fii rsi!
SAKONI & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers,
, No. 23 Elm street, Boston.
HEWBY L,. DAGGETTi
IMPORTER OF
EASTINGS, GALLOONS fr FRENCHSKINS
AND JOBBER OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
Nos. 202 and 204 Washington street , Boston.
HENRY LOCKE,
HATS, CAPS AND FURS, UMBRELLAS,
TRUNKS , VALISES, &c,
81 Hanover and 69 and 71 Blaekstone streets.
WILLI AM DALLINGEB
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Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Hats , Caps , Umbrellas , &c,
No. 9 Hanover street , Boston.
Spring Styles Hats and Caps.
G. OSGOOD , Manufacturer,
No. 72 Court street , Boston.
_ Purchasers at Wholesale, and at Retail will at all times
find the assortment complete, and at the Lowest Prices
J. H. IIATHORNE ,
W h o l e s a l e D e a 1 e r i n
GIMPS. FRINGES, BUTTONS
, LACES, RIB-
BONS, MILLINER
Y GOODS, £c.
No. 13 Milk street , Boston.
LADIES ! LADIES !
T R U SS ' M A N U F AC T O R Y,
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467 — Washington street , Boston—467.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER S OR TRUSSES
MRS. CAROLINE D. FOSTER. -
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^iV^w'S:1 Ham1
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S™' WARRANTED ,
With bprwg Instruments to the'Hands to use at table and
to follow any pursuit.
JAMES MILLER & CO., from Sheldrake. Bigg &
Co., London ; Manufactory and Office , 2 1-2 Bromficld
street , Boston.
»oors , Blinds and Saslics,
Mr , n> Ma nufactured and for sale bv
W A T E R M A N & L I T C H F I E L D ,
______±>*
pot , 34_Commercial street , Boston.
p t **aPfil" Warehouse ,
New, vl
all k"Vls for Sllle «"CS
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GRANT , DANIELL & CO.,
10 Union street. Boston.
,,„ 'l^ ' ^.,0 S' O R E , Established in 181o.
P.UH Vl? V^^ITTERS
' DR - EUAS SMITH'S
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V COKUIAL. HERBS , POWDERS ,
fc. " 'olesale and Eetail. by J. & B. F.
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'J4° Hanover street , Boston.
New England i'russ Manufactory.
JAME S FREDERICK FOSTER ,
„ „ „ „ MASCFACTUREU OP
CONVE X, SPIRAL , AND ALL OTHE R
IMPROVED TRUSSES,
467 Washin gton street, Boston. 467.
Rupt ures Effectually Cured ~
In 10 days, without a Truss, by usin g DK. F. BAR-
KER'S celebrated Remedy.—Price 82, sent with in
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for aP Illi('ation (carriage free) by the agents
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F. MIL LER & CO. 2 1-2 Bromtield street , BosTo
n
CAF.P3TING, CHEAP,
AT THK
Hanover Street Carpet Warerooms.
The subscriber having purchased the stock of a Car-
pet deal er, at a liberal discount from cost,will offer the
same in connection with a larg e assortment of new and
desirable styles of Three-Pl y. Superfine , Extra-fine and
Common All Wool and Cotton and Wool Ingrain
Carpeting, Stair Carpeting. Straw Matting, Wool and
Cotton Bocking, Painted Floor Cloth , Curtains,Tassels
and fixtures , Rugs , M ats, etc., at extremely low pr ices.
F R A N C I S C H I L D S ,
No. 102 IIavoveh street,
Corner of Blacf c.stone, S(dcm and Endicott sts., Boston
' WILLIAM IIAWES; ""
C O M M I S S I O N M-E R CHA N T ,
290 Commercial. corner Clark-straet , - - - Boston,
—For the sale of all kinds of—
LUMBER , SASH, BLIND and DOOR STUFF.
HAY. ETC.
ha ckm
eta ck knees and timber.
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Manufacturers and Wholesale Deal ers in
BONNETS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS, HATS,
CAPS, FURS, <5-c.
63 Kilby street , Boston.
G. W. PRUDEN & CO.,
Furniture , Feather & Carpeting Store ,
Wh olesale and Retai l ,
No.39 Hanover street , Boston.
l6ve7j6y~
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Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
READY-
MADE CLOTHING,
Of every descri ption , which they offer for sale on rea-
sonable terms. Blaekstone street—under New Eng-
land House—Boston.
J . F . H O L M A N ' S B I T T E R S .
Composed of Sat-saparUla , Thoroiu/ hwort. Wild Cherry
iVc. REDDING & CO , 8 State street, and
WM. B. LITTUi_& _CQ. 104 Hanover street, A gt's.
ImWisTm
That a FASHIONABLE TAILOR should advertise
in a COUNTRY NEWSPAPER. To satisfy you of
the above, call nt
GEO. L. RANDIDGE' S 25 School st , Boston.
CARPET1NGS.
PEARL MARTI N & CO.
Dealers in WOOLEN , COTTON. STRAW and
PAINTED CARPETS. TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES , &c.
85 Hanover street, near Blaekstone street, Boston.
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KRAMER & IIEYER^
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Importers of French , German and English Fancy Goods,
Musical Instru ments and Toys, of every descri ption.—
Traders from the country will do well to cxHtnine
our extensive stock before purchasing elsewhere.—
No. 48 Cornh ill , Boston.
^!M~F(iBm
ALBERT \V. LADD & CO.,
Successors to the old firm of Hallkt & Ladp. 296
Washi ngton street, Boston , where may be found
an extensive Assortment of PIANO FORTES,
enclosed in elegant Rosewood cases , of
the most fashionabl e styles, and for
richness of tone arc not surpass-
ed. Purchasers are invited
to call and examine.
JOHN II. SYMONDS ,
(Successor to Andrew Kitchen ,)
HAIR DRESSER,
And Manufacturer of Kitch en & Henderson 's justl y
celebrated HAI R PRESERVATIVE,
No. 41 Congress street , Boston.
Jefferson House , "
Nos. 16 and 18 Ann street , - - Boston ,
A few doors north of Dock square and Faneuil Hall
Market.
Tbkms of Boakd—75 c. per day: permanent from
S3
jo $4 per week. \ WM. R. HUNTOON.
Putnam 's Patent Spring Bedstead ,
Manufactured and for safe at his
FURNITUR
E WARE ROOMS
,
404 Washington street , Boston.
All kinds o
f UPHOLSTERY W01UC made and re-
pa ired.
DRTaBB
OTT'S BITTERS,
The onl y place where this Article can be obtained
nt Wholesale is of its new Proprietors ,
I. IX RICHRADS & SONS, 24 Elm street, Boston.
NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION.
W. B. Crliy, 22 SuDBURY-STItEE T , BOSTON.
GLASS WATER PIPES for the conveyance of
Water from Wells and Springs in its pure, state. It has
long been known that Lead Pi pe has been and is the
cause of great complaint and sickness.
lie has also invent ed a
GLASS STRAINER ,
That goes to the bottom of Wells. All sizes of Iron
Pipe laid very cheap. Also several kinds of Pumps.
Wanted—Lo cal Agents,
In every City and Village for the sale of Dr. Tooth-
aker's Anti-Emetic Carminative, the best and only Med-
icine needed for Famil y use, as will be shown beyond a
doubt , by a pamphlet of certificates from those who
have for many years used the article with entire suc-
cess on app lication at hfs office.
P. S. Families can he supp lied by express, on rea-
sonable terms. General Agent, JAMES A PAGE
No. 1 Winter street , Boston.
D ANIEL J. CARRUTII , "
Tobacco , SniifT, Cigars and Pipes,
WINK , PORTER , ALE. CIDER , &o.
3 and 4 Gcrrish Block, Blackste-ne street , Boston.
cii aTiles
rir^MATnas;
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HAS CONSTANTLY OK SALE I.VKEY GKABE OP
Hour, Grain and Meal,
1 HaKtrhU street , North side Boston and Maine Rail
Road Depot.
D
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7SKI NNER'S
COD LIVE R OIL.
l) v. h. is tiie original manufacturer of this article in
th e United States , and sells the only qcnuine at his of-
fic e, 60 1-2 Corn hill , (u p stairs ,) Boston.
MARBLE AND FREESTONE MANUFACTURER.
MICHA EL WOODS,
Rear o/"65 ,?• 07 Charhs-st. (near Dr. Sharp 's Church,)
Has on hand n large variety of MARBLE CHIMNEY
PIECES, unequalled in sty le, elegance and dura-
bil ity, which he now offers at low pr ices. Al-
so, Slabs. Wash-bowls , Bracken 's Head
Stones , Marble Tiles for floors,
hearths , &c.
N. B. Those in wnnt of the above article can secure a
good bargain by giving us a call. Orders ex-
ecuted at short notice , and satisfac-
tion warranted.
Agents Wanted ,
7'a sell Sears' Popula r Pictorial Works.
Liberal encouragement given to cnterprisimr mA,,
Address , postage paid , S. M. l'ETTENGILL 10 S>
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street. Boston. ' ""'"•
Metal Bloek Tented
A new and beautiful article for Smv. ' *¦
ed and for sale a, very low price,
b '0N3 >- mMuf
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CHASE BROTHERS & CO.,
¦No' 7 Liberty square, Boston.
C C DFAN t
SS* S< S" s»c*«»y.
whole nnmi V , suror
' 13 Cornhill , Boston. The
¦re 560 ™
'¦ ¦
"1C BoCKD Volukm of the Society
.ne 560, varying „, ,jrioe ,Vom 8 t0 66 cents
>
-i ne society publish 20 different volumes of Bible
ff'f '°,? ''ooks, "nd a large number ofCatechisms .for
^.
"i.i nt bchools ; also, have put 'np four assorted Librn-
"os in uniform bindings , Cloth Gilt Backs, and letter-
'ti ed find numbered to correspond with the catalogues
winch go with thenv Titles and prices of the libraries
ire as follows— The Infant 's School Library,40 volumes ,
85 50— The Children's'Library, 100 volumes. $20 00—
louth' s Library, 170 volumes , $40—Family Library. 25
volumes , SI2. ' The Welt, Snu.vois published once
a week ; price, single copy 35 cents ; 3 copies for $1 ;
10 for S3 ; 20 and upwards , 25 cents per copy.
"LIBEFl'T~TOE
ir B^¥STOl^7'
Cl. Wa shington Bria ns,
No. 376 Washington, corner of Essox "street ,
BOSTON , MASS.
Book Agents Wan ted!. " •»
Capable Age-nft can earn from S3 to $6 a in ,
selling the ''Business Man's Assistant ," the most J
fill business book ever printed. Also,' several off
popular works by the same author. "«
Address, post-paid , I. R. BUTTS, Bostoit
m^imfhsj Ejo'n3miviD)3®ffisr^ .
142 Wash ington-st , Boston ^* \
KNIVES AND FORKS, of every desci iption- p0 t \
Knives, Pen Knives , Jack Knifes, Sportslnar
Knives , Pruning Knives , &c. !
SCISSORS of every size, of superior quality.
Patent Tailors ' Shears ,
Hair Dressers' Scissors, Paper Hangers' Scissor* t
R a z o r s, '4
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of the best quality tbat can be procured, snd an a«
ment of Cutlery o
f all kinds. ort-
Jennison 's Patent Diaplirai"FifiererT
For sale at No.451 Washington st. cor. LaGra tiqe Pi
Also, by the Plumbers and Dealers in Water J""'
tures generally.' '*'
THAUIIER BEAL , Proprietor for (he
New England State-
W. ,J. NEFF,
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357 Washington street , under the Melodeon, Boston
—dealer in— '
LACES,HOSIERY
, EMBROIDERIES i-e
GOODS FROM AUCTION DAILY '
French and English CORSETS, wholesale and retail
and manufactured to order. '
Jameson 's Eating House! ~"
No. 1SPRING LANE , (rear Old South Chunk )
BOSTON. °
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j^ y
the finished performer.
The manufacturer is in possession of numerous *"&
flattering testimonials from the rinsi- musical pro-
fessoks, who have examined the instrument , settinfi
forth its advantages and commending it in the wurmat
terms.
Those desirous of purchasing a superior Piano, find
the public in general , are respectfully invited to call »t
his Warerooms ,
No. 365 Washington street ,Boston.
GEORGE BEWf e -
CUTLE R & BTIOSWBT,
(LATE CUTLKB , DAY & CO.,)
Dealers in Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
DRUGS MJ' DICTM S and DYE STUFFS.
r~~^^\^WKf ^J Nnx 131 and 135 State
m f^j K"'il """"I' I j ' No. 1 India street,
li
* - " I s* '=t JU oj posite the new Custom
lit II c /l^fefcLj House—BOSTON ,
Vtf jj ^1 t;r"7T5j I' ive "constantl y on hand
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"^"tiriP
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,-*t*-v I -k"lseC(
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Sperm & Whale
fif.pSfcdl|ri' Window Glass,
Ir iteaB®!1 &PIRITS TORPENTINE,
>jt ^Sill&'fifVl Coach and Furniture
rJ^L^l_^M*' VARNISH,
Ep
|ri
j ^J-nsfiPpH* A g P H A L T U M , 0T
IRs^fsHteiESj i Iron Varnish,
npyil^Gi 1>hiIad 1Joaton and
/tffST D
T3f]ii WHITE
0
LEAD,
G-Sll—t^^
SVi rA '
-l'ENT MEDICINES.
*"'«!»£m Ts&J'H, ] !' ImPorteturer3 an(i Wholesale Dealers in '
FRINGES
, GIMPS, SHADE TASSEL
S , CORDS,
be- Warehouse No. 8 Water stree_t^ostoiK __—
Clock Warehouse ,
71 and 73 Hanover street , Boston.
_ The subscribers would respectfull y invite the atten-
tion of City and Country Merchants to their stock »¦
Clocks and* Timep ieces, which i» considered the nio.«t
comp lete and extensive of any in the city, and wlnt"
thev are selling in lots to suit purchaser *,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
N. B. All Clocks sold by us are securel y packed for
transportation to any part of the world.
!
POND & BARNES.
CAHILL TODMAN ,
C O M M I S SI O N M . E R C H AN '
T,
FOR THE SALE OF
Country Product -, Soap, Oil, Candles, Wooden Ware<
Wrapping Paper , and Merchand izegenerally.
No. 5 Caiiiil street , Boston , "(opposite Mnine i'i»«en'
gcr Depot. Haytnarket Square.) Agent for the sale of
Woods & Nutes' Superior Platform and Counter Sc-de*.
ansonTeck; ~~~
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Manufacturer and Dealer in
COMBS, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS AND
TOYS
03-A11 kinds of Combs, Jewelry and Watches rcpair'd.
libertyJj -ee
JBIock, No.2 Essex street , Boston
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R E AL E S T A TE B R O K E RS ,
JSo. 24 Or.n State House, State-st., Bostok'.
«cal Estate of all descri ptions bought, sold , exchang-
ed and advertised , at reasonable rates.
Also, Agent for Knowles' Patent GOLD SEPE» A'
TORY APPARATUS—j»st the article for person"
Ytsitin g California.
Chinese Lnstral Washing Fluid ,
For washing clothes without rubbing and tearing on the
washboard , and saving three-fourths of the labor, soap
and time usuall y required. Approved by the best
chemists in Europe and America, and used and re-
commended by tho usands in both countries. Manufac-
turers ' Agents in America , Messrs. DANA , FARRAR
& HYDE , Wholesale Grocers, 44 Broad street ,Boston,
and sold at retail , in pint and quart bottles , by Gro-
cers generall y throug hout the country.