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Female Identify.
The sta ndard of Ijeaut y in women , (says the Two
World*,) diff ers widel y in different countries. The
(i reeks admire the slender and gracefu l Conn ; the
Moors value theni fgr their obesity. Indeed , in
mimy par ls of Africa they are fattened up for the
inntriiponia l market , and the value of their charms
corresponds in a precise ratio with their wei ght.—
But this contrariety of tastes does not* app ly to na-
tions onl y. It is almost equ all y va rious in the indi-
viduals which compose them ; and this is one of the
great oonsei'Vittivus of luirnj ony and peace in tlie so-
cial relati ons of the sexes. It is a happy and .wi se
ordi nation of Providence. Were all j ud gments alike
irrtbis respect , the siune obj ects, comp arativel y few ,
that approach the beaiwdeal , would be soug ht for
by all , ami a strugg le that wo uld convulse societ y
woidd ensue, But happ il y ir>r proportion, to the
great diversify of fo rm , complexion , size a nd char-
acteristic mann er is the in finite , variety of tastes.
Imagination deeply imp lanted in the breast of man ,
often in a pa rticular case ,endo ws with the attribute *
of loveliness , forms and featu res that the world call
not fair , and perhaps those faces a re the most tonch-
ing ly interesting and ejj pi fssiyp that lire pot com-
formable in ou tline to the strict standard of beauty.
Vivacity often lights up featu res the least attrac-
tive «t first sight , and expressio n , wheth er pensive
or intcle c-tual, steals away the . hearts and sways the
ju dgment of men. Thus beauty, except in its ar-
tis tic phases, can rarel y be reduced to a uniform
standard , But such is the hi gh estimatio n which
men hold of this cj nalit y,~s,o associated is it with the
inspirations of the poet , and with music 's soft and
impassioned strains , that we can not wonder that
most vfqmqn gene rall y attacli to it s possession so
mu ch importance—more particularl y as it, feeds two
princip les often jnheren t
'
to their natnre .vanily, and
the ]o ye of sway, Beaut y is also a quality the
"
more
prized because it is rare and transient. The refore,
to adorn themsel ves by all the artfi cial aids of dress!
is not only-wi accordance with th p dictates of a nat-
ural refinement and taste , but also of a policy well
adapted to acco mp lish their aims, Jt is not to be
condemned if it transcends not its due lim its , and ii
the more estimable and sterling qualities are not
sacrificed to its indul gence.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Wa havo a friend-ran excellent husband and dot-
ing father—who came into our office the other day
looking rather sleepy.
"What is the matt er with you ?" we enq uired.
"Oh—nothing-vth at is to say he. rep li ed in a hes-
itating voice— "babies are some trouble after all
ain 't they ?"
Of cou rse we nodded an indifferent assent , but
could not hel p asking "ho w !
"
"Why the fact is,
1
' said our fijen d , "that little fel-
low of ours is gating to be. very k n o w i n g and will
be. humo red now ami then-so l get up occasionally
and walk him to sleep ; but last, ni ght , both wife and
self ha(( to carry fum alt ernate l y, and-, •'
"Surely two a re. not required- "
'•Hear me out. Yon see the chil d wanted novel-
ty, and £0 I li ghted a candle , and as iny wife carried
bin) up ami down the room , J ujdke d afler ljer ,m ak-
ing all sorts of quee r manoeuvres with the li ght ."
"Well did that pacify him?"
"Why, yes,after a fashion. It stopped his cry ins
but we consumed a w-hole candle and the best, por-
tion of the ni ght , before he fell asleep, and the con-
sequence is I feel wrptchpdl y stale this morning . "
^
Now , old bachelors laug h , if you feel \i ]iG |j ;,,„]
let this he a cautio n to you .— [Ci ty I tem.
"A woman is often praised , bu t never sufTicientU-
valued. When a man sees a woman, what oug ht
be to see i n her ? His nurse—his cuanlian—his
mist ress—hi 3 wifu _ nis llM( .(,.ls ;Mi , f, i.
'
nd—his com-
forter in siefc , 1PSS —the being that i;,v,. him his first
ble-that affords h :,,, hj g
^
fc^,,,.,, ;3 „,,„ ,.,.,
.
*or or promoter of every p!
,aslinl ,,,, .
. ^„ ,,-„,.,„„
life-am) -hose tender att enti on (,, n „,
'
,
,
; i:] l( , ,,;
dreadfu l pangs of ,.ppro,u-l,i,, K dissolution. You,,,.
she ,s beaut.fu l ; old sh e is ff0O( , . om,
^^ ^
Overpays h er. 01.1 women are fit for a nu m b e r of
thinga .which young ones are incap!,l e of perf,,,.,,,;,,,,
eitl lfs r from, ignorance , or because tlu y u jn n nt ,
'
^J
the trouble. An old wqinan is never tired qf anv
thing ;—I ;,m 0]d , sir, and know my value in so-
ciety, "
Women. —It seems as if Nature connected ou r
int ellig ence with their di gnity, us we connect ou r
happ i ness with their virt u e. This , therefore , is a
law qf eternal j ustice—man cannot degrade woman ,
without himself falling into the degradation—he can-
not rai se her , witho ut becoming better- Let us cast
ou r eyes over the globe , ami behold the t wo great
division s of the human race , the east ,and the west.
Quo half of (he ancient world remains without pro-
' press"
, without thoug ht , and under the load of a baiv
' barons civilizatio n ; women there are slaves. The
! other half achanees towards freedom , li g ht a nd hap-
' pine» «; 'he women there are lo\cd and lionored.
The Trials of Rfapticdl £,ife.
OPTICAL WONDERS !
AT THE r-^ r^s=
S2ISll©Mi@lf 9 n n n ig®0ii-®sro
3
1
1
2
. JOH5 A. WH1PP 1E
IS
PRESENTING to the Public his Grand Exhibi-
tion of the Wonders of -
Modern Optical Science
with a costlv and comp lete apparatus , uivmg the spec-
tator the benefit of the most sp lendid achiev ements ami
discoveries of Sir David I3rew-tcr , Kir .John Hersfhel ,
M Dii.'ucrre. &c. &c—which may be said to make the
sun stimd sti ll, magnif y ing nothi ng into mountains , and
compress infi nit y into a nutshell. lie exhibits, on an
immense screen ,
" an endless variety of landscapes in
Di sso lving Vic w s.
of Mount Auburn. Greenwood Cemetery, many noted
buildin gs and places in America and Europe, and the
peop le of Japan—reveals the population of a drop ot
water, vinegar , &c, by the oxyhv drogen microscope—
makes the colors of the rainbow dance cotillons—paints
volcanos in actual eruption—and shows the most bril-
liant Pvramic Fires , &c. &c. The great popularity
and success of this
Curious , jEntcrtainin^ and Instructive
Exhibition,
at his Daguerreotype Kooms , rendered it necessary, in
order to accommodate the crowd , to occupy the J1E-
LQDEON , where he exhibits these splendid specta-
cles evcrv evening, com mencing at 7 1-2 o'clock, and
on Wed nesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
Tickets , 25 cents.
If you fail of seeing it when in Boston , you lose one
of the most pleasi ng and instructive entertainments ev-
er presented. 6w Boston , April 2.
Pettengill's Boston Directory,
. G. W. PRUDEN & CO.,
Furniture, Feather &
* Carpeting Store,
Whol esale and Retail ,
No.09 Hanover street. Boston.
LOVEJOY &
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CO
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Man ufacturers and Wholesale , Dealers in
READY-MAD
E CLOTHING,
Of ever y descri ption , which [hey^ffer for sale on rea-
sonable terms. Blackstone street —undcr ~2\'ew Eng-
land House — Boston.
BOTANIC 6 f o i T E
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EstahTi7i"
ied in ]81o!
DTI. ABBOTTS BITTERS , DH. ELIAS SMITH'S
CI10LEI1A CORDIAL. HEKBS , POWDERS ,
&e. Wholesale and Retail , by J. & B. F.
ABBOTT , 140 Hanover street. Boston.
Sew England Tj- sj ss manufactory.
JAMES FRE IiEIUCii FOSTER ,
JIAX17FACTUKER OF
CONVEX. SPIRAL. AND ALL OTHER
IM P It 0VED Til USSES,-
407 Washington .street, Boston. 467.
liupturcs Eficctj saliy Cnred
In 10 davs . without a Truss, by using DR. F. BAR-
KER'S celebrated Remed y.—Price $2, sent with in-
structio ns for app licatio n (carriage free) by the agents ,
F. MILLER &, CO. 2 1-2 Broni'field street , Boston.
Wood and Willow Ware House,
BROOMS.BRUSHES
. BASKETS
, MATS.RAKE&
TUBS. e J ' House—BOSTON ,
\U—lE^JJ— -5*9 Have constantl y on hand
*
B > I ~^K 1I -r ¦ Sln<1 fOr S!lle
•*^3>
b-^fjl
I 5 f Linseed , Sperm & Whale
#=i t ir I" oil,
f \r^'&4=4 ^ Window Glass,
til Ik ^fe/i'i SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
yt~Ti£ f i"\ I Coach and Furniture
\ Wl ~X l ~
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J VABWISH,
n~-|r"
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~1L (-» "" ~^\ 11 A s p n a h t u m , or
nP /^L ' fl Iron Varnish ,
w«^f
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y l!
H---| Philadel phia. Boston and
/%"If J>"T |\
S\ I WHITE "LEAD,
ri||^|k—^j - ^\l
PATENT MEDICINES.
V. [I M^rTl ! ill ' ImP°rto(l Liquors for Me-
f ~, * -—=^T ' \J il (licinal purpos es, at the
rffm tr ~r "
^ "TO Iowest cash or credU
>. 'Li) _ ¦
- J prices.
. II II I 11 T ^ 1 Country Merchants and
consumcis t l cj e c t l ill ) invi ted to call before pur-
ch i f> cl ewl uc
Miiim^asr a^isisivMf®iE®a
142 Washiugfoii-st, Boston,
KNIVE S AND FORKS , of every descii ption; Pocket
Knives, Pen Knives , Jack Kn ives, Sportsman 's
Knives , Pruning Knives , &e.
SCISSORS of every size , of superior quality.
Patcist Tailors' Shears,
Hair Dressers' Scissors. Paper Hangers' Scissors, &c.
B a i l o r s,
of the best quality that can be procured , and an assort-
men t, of Cutlery of all kinds.
Jennison 's Patent- Diaphram Fillerers,
For sale at.No.451 Washington st. cor. La Grange Place.
Also , by the Plumbers and Dealers in Water Fix-
tures generall y.
TI1AUIIEU BEAL , Proprietor for the
_ • New England States.
wTXT^eff; ~~
357 Washington street , under the Melodeon , Boston ,
—'dealer in—
LA CES. H OSIERY
, E MBR OIDERIES
, Src.
GOODS FROM AUCTION DAILY.
French and Eng lish CORSETS, wholesale and retail ,
and manufactured to orde r.
.S;ws5«'8W6s's« Entang House,
No. I SPRING LANE , (rear Old South Church,)
BOSTON.
N. B. H o t M e a l s at all hours of the day.
W aatit««l—tecalAgents, !
In every City and Village for the sale of Dr. Tooth-
al-ei 's Anti-Emetic Carminative, the. best and onl y Med-
icine needed for Famil y use , as will he shown beyond a
doubt , by a pamp hlet of eerlirjcates from those who
ha ve formany years used the article with entire suc-
cess on app lication at his office.
V. o. Families can be supp lied by express, on rea-
sonable terms. General Agent, JAMES A PAGE ,
No. 1 Winter street , Boston.
~
DTNTEiTjrnrJ^RUTn;
TTobaeco, SSaasifF, Cigars and Pipes,
WINE , POUTER , ALE. CIDER , &c.
3 and 4 Gerrish Block, Blackstene street , Boston.
_
CJrAIiLES'ITl\TAWlES;
HAS 0 O N S T A N T L V ON SALE EVERY GliAB E OF
Flour, Grain and lea!,
1 Haverhill street, North side Boston and Maine Rail
Road Depot.
T)17
SKINNER 'S '
GOD LIVSn O IL.
Dr. S, is the ori gi nal manufacturer of this article in
the United States , and sells the only genuine at his of-
fice, 60 1-2 Cornhill. (up stairs ,) Boston,
^lllBLYli^fREWONFlANUFACTURER.
MICHAEL WOODS, «
Rear of 65 <$¦ 67 Charles-st. (near Dr . Sharp 's Church,)
lias on hand a large variety of MARBLE CHIMNEY
PIECES, unequalled in sty le ,'ele gance and dura-
bility, which he now offers at low prices . Al-
so, Slabs. Wash-bowls , Brackett 's Head
Stones , Marble Tiles for floors ,
hearths, &c.
N. B. Those in want of the above article can secure a
good bargain by givin g us a call. Orders ex-
ecuted at short notice , and satisfac-
tion war ranted .
r 'ONLY
"TWENTY CENTS.
J . F . I I O L M A N 'S B I T T E R S .
Composed of Sarxinarilla , Thorouij hwort. Wild Cherry,
#•<:. REDDING & CO , 8 State street , and
WM. BATTLE & CO. 104 Hanover street, Agt]s.
surp rTsTn
g
That a FASHIONABLE TAILOR should advertise
in a COUNTRY NEWSPAPER. To satisfy you ofj
the above , call at ' j
GEO. L. RANDTDGE'S 25 School st , Boston.!
rAHPiiffNGST
PEARL .MARTIN & CO. j
Dealers in WOOLEN. COTTON. STRAW and !
PAINTED CARPETS , TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES , &c.
S5 Hanover street, nea r Blac/.stone street , Boston.
JOSEPH BURNETT,
NO. 33 TREMONT ROW BOSTON,
Bogs to inform gentlemen of the Medical Profession
that h e is prepa red to fur nish every important article
used by Physicians and Surgeons, of the best quality m
fair prices.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Dental Instruments and Materials,
Of every approved form , including Chevalier's cele-
brated Forceps and Hutchinson 's Keys
P URE CHEMICALS
, f c.
Also, Pure Sulphuric Ether , Chloroform, and Concentrat-
ed Chloric Ether , for inhalation.
A great variety of SUPERIOR EXTRA"CTS, bo>th
solid and fluid. A full assortment of Genuine Drugs,
Select Powders , and Pharmaceutical preparations
and New Remedies now used by medical men.
Orders from the country rvill receive prompt attention
Wenry n eWomb rs '
Sating House,
No. 4 Water street , near Washington street ,Boston,
N. B. Hot meals at all hours of the day.
So E2o B^"
iPEIiasSl®.iQ3^
Newspaper Advertising Agent,
N O 1© S T A T E - S T R E E T , BOSTON
Is authorised to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS
and SUBSCRIPTIONS for Newspaptrs, at the
SAME RATES as is charged at the Office
of Publication.
The INfontti of May.
The lovel y, lovel y month of May-
Is garlanded with flowers ;
Blest sounds of joy and mirth are heard
"Among its sylvan bowers.
It is the sea-on when the tails
Drop oft' of poli ywogs—
When ta dpoles are no longer tads ,
But jolly, jump ing frogs.
In the month of May I love to stray
Some limp id water near .
At set of sun , and all aiono
These ma.-jh musicians-hear
In concert all together j oined ,
With all their riddle s strung ;
"Tir-i. tir-e. dc cum , tie boo,
O shub-cr-ooii—de kung !'
Ii! May the hills and dales are dressed
In robes of living green :
The eitrth looks like a witching lass
That sGar.ce has turned sixteen.
The winds have lost their ffrath and mi ght :
On gauzy wings they sail ,
And gentl y rock fair Flora's babes
That snooze it in the vale.
In May the merry little birds
Are in their fullest song :
The martin , thrush and bobolink
All come it good and sfong ¦
And man—though miserable at best—
, aeeros joll y, blithe and gay—
J or joy and hope attend him" through
-I he bloomin g month of May,
POETRY .
Around her waist I put my arm —
It felt as soft as a cake,
" Oh dear !
" said she, " what liberty
Yqu,prinfer-Tnen do take! '1
" Wh y yes. my Sal , my charming gal ;
(I squeezed her some, I guess ,)
Can you say nay, my chick , against
' The Freedom of the Press .
""
I kissed her some—I did , by gum—
She colored like a beet ;
Upon my living soul , she looked
Almost top good to cat!
I gave another buss , and then ,
Says she, u I (Jo confess,
J rather sorter kinder like
1 The Freedom o
f the Press P "
*'THe Freedom of «i« Press."
WILKINSrCARTERT C07s
"
POPUUB MUSIC BCflKS,
MORE U N I V E R S A L L Y USED THAN ALL O T H ER S COM-
B I N E D .
CAKM1NA SACRA or BO STON COLLECTION
OF C H U R C H MUSIC. By L. Mason ; greatly
admired for the beauty, chastness and sterling character
of its music. Published under the recommendation of
the Boston Academy of Music.
THE BOSTON ' A C A D E M Y 'S COLLECTION.
Edited by L. Mason. This .standard work is so well
known and used as to preclude the necessity of any re-
commendation.
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 ihc Handel and I
Hay dn Society and the Boston Academy of Music. The J
Psaltery will make a valuable additi on to (he Boston ¦
Academy 's Collection and Carmina Sacra , and ought
to he in every choir,
THE NATI ONAL LYRE. By S. Parkman Tuck-
erinan , S. A. Bancroft and H. K. Oliver. One of the
most charming collections of Church Music ever pub-
lished. It consists of old , new and ori ginal music, all
of whi ch is of a strictl y devotional character. I
NEW BOOK FOR 1849-50.
BAY STATE COLLECTION. A new and pop-
ular Sing ing Book suited to the wants of all Christian
Denominations , and containing a greatl y enlarged Ele-
mentary Department , with Special Exercises and Adap-
tation to Singing- Schools. By A. N. Johnson , autho r
o{ Treatises on Thoroug h Bass and Harmony, &c. &t\
and Conducto r of the Music at Park street Church ; ,To-
siah Osgood ,-Organi--t at the Winni ^ immct Church ;
and Sumner Hill , Organist at the Old South Church.
Boston. Besides a great variety of new and ori ginal
tunes , the book contains nearl y all the old favorite tunes
heretofore published ; a splendid selection of sp irited
Anthem s, and a Chorister 's
^
Index , desi gned to assist
the taste of the Chorister and facilitate an appropriate
selection of tunes for particular h ymns. As a whole , it
is believed that this work has never been surpassed , ii
equalled by any similar collection. Teachers and all
others interested in Church Music and Sing ing Schools.
are respectfull y invited to examine it buforc making an-
other selection.
MEW CH8B5JS BOOK , E§PE€X4M,Y
ADAPTED T.O THE USE OF CHOIRS
THE CHOIR CHORUS BOOK. By A. N. John-
son. A coll ection of choruses from the works oWiandel
Hay dn. Mozart , Mendelssohn , and other disti ngui shed
compose rs. This work embraces a larger collect ion oi
choruses than has been before publish ed, arranged in a
form for the use and improvement of choirs;and it is be-
lieved that , besides the additional interest which its use
impa rts to choir meetings, the st ud y of the pure compo-
sitions it contains will greatl y im prove the taste and fa-
cilitate th e power of executio'n. Several editions have
been alread y sold. Price 5 50 per dozen.
SCHOOL M5J§IC BOOKS. '
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL SONG BOOK , in two
parts. By L. Mason and G. J. Webb , Piofessors in the
Boston Academy of Music.
THE SONG "BOOK OF THE SCHOOLROOM:
consiming of a great variet y of songs , hymns , and scri p-
t ural selections , with appropriate music", arra nged to he
sung in one , two , or three parts ; contai ning, also , the
elementary princi pl es of vocal music , prepared with
reference to the inductive or Pcstalozzian method oi
teachin g, designed as a comp lete m usical manual for
common or "rasnmar schools.
JUVEc*IS,E OBATOBIOS.
THE FES TIVAL OF THE ROSE ; THE IN-
DIAN SUMMER , and THE- CHILDREN 01ME-
RUSALEM ; designed for SchooU . Juvenile Classes ,
Floral and other Concerts , etc. By,J. C. Johnson ,
Conductor of the ori ginal Floral Concerts.
Favorite sand Popssln.8- ©See Books, <&c.
THE ODEON: a collection of secular melodies :
arranged and harmonised for four voices. Desi gned
for adult sing ing schools and social music parties. By
C». J. Webb and Lowell Mason. As the title pa-e set"s
lorth. this^vork
is
desi gned for singing schools.
I 11_E VOCALIST : consisting of short and easy
glees, or songv-in parts ; arranged for soprano, alto
tenor , a nd bas-s voire. By Lowell Mason and Gcor-e
James Webb , Professors in the Boston Academy of
"'
THE SOCIAL GLEE BOOK, a selection of glees
and part songs , by distinguished German composers ,
never before publi-hed in this countrv , together with
ori ginal pieces. By Win. Mason ami Silas A. Ban-
croft .
GENTLEMEN'S GLER BOOK : selected from the
most admired German composers. Bv L. Mason
A1.1O. P U B L I S H E D AS U i O YK :
THE BOSTON CHOKl'S BOOK-
THE BOSTON ANTHEM BOOK.
THE -B OOK OF C H A N T S ," consisting of chant-
inv; music, adapted to regular Imnus . and to selections
from the Scri ptures, for congregational use. Bv L. Ma-
son.
HANDEL'S O U AT O K I O O F THE M E S S I AH :
arranged by John , Bishop of Cheltenham , England.
K?"Teachers and other s arc invi ted to call and ex-
ami ne these and oilier musical works , at No. 16 Water
street , Boston. v n ov 21
| HFfVffr*
! SPRJXG AND SUMMER STYLES
j —OF—
• @,^©^inaw (a
! ARE JOlV READY
i JOHN SDIMOis & CCVS :
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ESTABLISHMENT, I
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ducted on the One Price System , and our increasing j
yearl y patronage is the surest guaranty that the plan !
meets I be approbation of our numerous customers and ]
ihc public generally. Our intention is to keep every va-
riety of Rcrtd y-Ma 'de Clothing , where a per-oii may at a :
moment 's notice suit liinisclfto any style of garment ,as
well cut and made as the best custom work , at a great
saving of time and money. j
Particular attention has been paid to the getting up I
of our Spring and Summer stock for Retail Tradc;and j
our assortment is probabl y better adapted to the wants j
of this community th.in that of any other Clothing j
House in Boston—and our prices warranted to be as
low or lower.
M E R C H A N T S from the Country and Dealers in
liead y-Made Clothing will find a comp lete assortment
to select from, which we shall sell on the most libkkal
TEitJis ami at Lowest Prices.
T l i A D E ' I S from the South and West arc invited to
examine our stock before making their purchases , as
we manufacture largely for their trade , and keep a great
variety suited to their wants not to be found clscwlieie. !
Wo have also a large and well selected assortment of !
Piec e Goods , of English. French and German Fabrics,
of new ami beautifu l pattern s , imported bv us , and
made expre-sl y for our use, by the manufacturers .wh ich I
we will make to order in the most approved and fash-i
ionablc manner , and in a siipeiior sty le of workman-
shi p. Furnishing (Jo ocfc , Hoys ' Ciothim
j, Rulbcr Goods
and Cidifoniia Outfits Wholesal e and Retail.
¦
' OWE PRICE OILY.
o
John Simmons ' & Co.,
QUJNCY HALL,
BftSTOH ,
OVER QTJTNOY MAREBT ,
ENTRAN CE 1ST DOOR IN S. MARKET-ST
march 28 2m
! . l
osing lisi'k.
j j t f ^
The beautifu l Stud Horse YOUNG
! (f^^"*Cy V a TURK , one of the finest m the Conn-
JSfjiaiil J^ f
J
|P ty, w ill remain at West Uarnstablc.dnr-
^. II a rf ing the ensuing season—andone ofthe j
^
¦
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*-w=3Ssa-aaE!ii=» fi nps!j. opportun ities is now. afforded to
improve the Stock of Cape Horses. Those wishing to |
try the celebrated Young Turk , will no w have a favor- :
I able opportunity , on liberal terms. ' |
|__W_estJBnrj iM;ablo , May 14. 4w
1/1TOHE TJGHT !—P ure and genuine Burning Fluid
Tif Rn nUt,
0'8 per «'> "on—for sale at the COUN- j
I \ gQ O IC£roiiE
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AGRICULTURAL _WAREHOUSE
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Maniii Ui.riirers and Ji'holesalu Dealers of Prouty &
Ce!el>r;*t«;l €es3*-eDraft, Side Hill, Se!
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Which have obtained the HIGHEST Premiums ever
offered in A M E R I C A , for their superior construc-
tion. EASE of DRAFT and beauty of work
performed by t hem , so admirabl y are they
I adapted to operate in the various
i kinds of soil.
]- also,
!Hovey's Improved Hay & Straw Cullers,
i of various sizes :
aarrows ,
1 EXPANDING HORSE , HAND AND CORN
J CULTIVATORS.
I F A K K I M G M I M , S
I TIIERMOMETEK , BARREL & DASH CHURNS'
I CHEESE PRESSES: ROOT CUTTF KS- '
SUGAR. MILLS ; CORN SHELLERS , '
I And a full and complete assortment of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Now in general use , and to whi« they arc constantly
adding many new and u«ef« improv ements, as
the wants of the FarnJr may demand.
They have also an extensive - assort-
I CRASS, GARDEX, FIBLMND FLOWER SEED,
Which have been raised f( »m\<\selected by ihetn , and
which they can coivClemall y rccominciid as
| pure and t«ie to their names
j Iu connection Vilh tlie Agrieultui;al Department , they
ha^'c an extensive assortment of
Cooking and Parlor Stoves,
Of every descri ption , suited to the wants of the Farmer,
combining Comfort , with Convenience and which
they warrant to operate in the most perfect
m anner.
D. P. & CO. are agent; for the sale of MOTT'S
AGRICULTURAL(of Farmer 's) CAULDR ON.
The Public are respectfull y invited to call and ex-
amine the above at thei r
Warcvooms, 1
9, 20 & 22 No. Market St.,
jan 2U BOSTON. 4m
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Pci's© isitesid te
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HlfS, CAPS, &c,
IN TUB CITY. AlliesVITJiD r
K> CALL AT THE STORE OP
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R^Ef^m0CJ|ER & CO,
497 ^S^tttfl ton-slrwt,
W
E have inducements for all to patronize us. who
are i n want of goods in ou r line , and being
Cape boys, we ask a share of the Cape trade. We
manufacture- our Hats , and are our own workmen.
thereb y saving 25 per cent in the cost of the Hat. We
arc at no expense for Clerk-hire , which is such a t'ax
on most traders. We buy for cash at the lowest pos-
sible prices. Here are three good reasons wh y we can
sell chea p, and we shall endeavor to sell as low as the
lowest.
We try to keep a first rate stock of Hats and Caps—
( there is not a larger or better assortment i n the city)
i—also Trunks , Valises , U mb rellas , and Gents ' Fur-
nishi uir Goods, and everv article , we. sell is wnrranto.d
to be as we represent it.
Hats and Caps made to order at a few hours notice
Persona coming over the Cape Cod Rail Road , will
find it but a short distance to our store.
^>" II E M K M IS E U fjfi
iSY KMOR, C B M K E B & CO.,
4117 WASHINGTON-ST.,
i A f ew doors South of Elliot and Kneciand streets.
i E NOS R Y D E R . F R A N CI S W . R Y D E R . ALBERT CROCKER,
I Boston , May 10. \ tf
slwSTgood^!
THE subscriber invites the attention of Cape Trad-
ers to his s.toek of
j CLOTHING and O UTFITTING GOODS,
a part of which is completel y ada pted to the
Fishing s&nti Sea-faring ISassiKess.
All who purchase their Good's in Boston, will find it
greatl y to thei r advantage to examine this Stock , as
j they may feel assined that every article will be,offered
i at tlie lowest market prices , ar.AG'T.
Wo. IO State street, Boston.
The following is a list of many of the best Business
Firms in Boston. They present extra inducements
for '
Traders and others to purchase of them. All who
visit the city should take the list with them.
LITTLE'S Boston Steam Refined Can-
DIES , SUGAR PLUMS, CONFECTIONE RY
AND SODA SYRUPS , made at the "Boston Drug
Store," by \Vsr. B. Little, 104 Hanover , corner of
Salem street , Boston.
A. H. NICHOLS ,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trunks,
No. 4 Market square, opposite North side Faneuil Hall ,
Boston.
WILLIAM KNOWLTON,
Manufacture r and W hol esale Dea ler in
S T R A W B O N N E T S A N D IIA T'S ,
No. 44 Milk street, Boston.
J. H. MTHORNE ,
W h o l e s a l e D e a l e r i n
GIMPS, FRINGES, BUTTONS, LACES, RIB-
BONS, MILLINERY GOODS, frc.
No. 13 Milk street , Boston.
LADIES ! LADIES !
T R U S S M A N U F A C T O R Y,
467— Washin
gton street , Boston—467.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS OR TRUSSES.
MRS" CAROLINE D. FOSTER.
Artificial Hands, Arm and {L«jj§,
FROM $SO TO $7O, WARRANTED ,
WithSpring Instruments to the Hands to use at table and
to follow any pursuit.
JAKES MILLKR & CO., from Sheldrake. Bigg &
Co., London ; Manufactory and Office , 2 1-2 Bromfield
trect , Boston.
S>ooj's, Blinds and Saslscs,
Man ufactured and for salcb v
W A T E R M A N & L I T C H F I E L D ,
Depot , 34 Commercial street , Boston.
MESS13R, BANKER & CO.,
WH OLESALE I>KALKUS I N
DR UGS, THOMPSONIAN AND PA TENT
MEDICINES
, ¦ '
7 Long Wharf , opposite New Custom House
Willard Messcr , Jr. Wm. S. Banker. I). L. Hale.
PATENT AMERICAN ACTION
PIANO FORTES.
The subscriber solicits public attention to the inspec-
tion of his Piano Foi tes, with the newl y invented Amer-
ican Adion, f or which he has obtained Letters Pat ent ,
and also received at the late Exhibition of the "Wo r-
cester County Mechanics' Association ," their first
Medal for its
Great Strength ,Exceeding Elasticity, and Certainty
of Touch,
qualitie s so indispensable to the acquisition of skill in
the use of the instrument , and so hig hl y appreciated by
the finished performer.
The m anufacturer is in possession of numerous and
fl attering testimonials from the first musical i-ro-
j pessors, who have examined the Instrument , setting
forth its advantages and commending it in the imrnn-st
terms.
Those desirous of purchasing a superior Piano , and
tlie public in general , are respectfull y invited to call at
his Warerooms ,
No. 305 Washington street ,Boston.
GEORGE HEW S.
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J. BAKER & SON
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Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
FRINGES*
.GLVPS, SHADE TASSEL
S , CORDS,
f r c. Warehouse No. 8 Water street. Boston.
- l41 Congress street , Boston.
JTcirersoefHonscj
JSos. 16 and 18 Ann street , - - Boston.
A few doors north of Dock square and Fancuil Hall
Market. •
j 1EKMS of Board— 75 c. per day; permanent from
!S3 to t4 per week. WM. i? Hi;xTnn\:
Putnam s Patent Smrinsr Bedstead,
„ '™!?"fact"red and for sale at his
FURNI TURE WARE ROOMS,
ti n- J /^TnlTr
shingt0
" strcet - Boston.
All kinds of UPHOLSTERY WORK made and rc-
| pa ired.
DR. ABBOTTS BITTERS
,
The onl y place where this Arti cle can be obtained
at Wholesale is of its new Proprietors , j
LJf). RICHJIADS & SON S, 24 Elm street, Boston. !
nevv and"YaluTble"lWicn'iWn\
"W. B. GHy, 22 SUDBERY-STREET , BOSTON.
GLASS WATER PIPES for the conveyance of
Water from Wells and Spri ngs in its pure state. It has i
long been known that Lead Pi pe has been and is the
cause of great complaint and sickness.
He has also invented a
GLA SS STRAINER ,
Th at goes to the bottom of Wells. All sizes of Iro
PipHard
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vcry cheap. _Also_ scveral kinds of Pumps
J. A. LOCKE & D. T. MH1
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R E A L E S T A T E B R 0 K F P S
No. 24 Old State House Su f r i-r rc
Real Estate of all .Wi p.ionsWCoW
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cfl, «t reasonable ra e *
Also, Agent for Knowles ' Patent COT T) wpi™ a
TORY APPARATUS—in,t thl V- 1 ?
Tj IKRA "
visiting California. J ' tUe artldo for PBrs0I) s
PettengilPs
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Boston Directory
BRIGGS & ROBINSOn7~~"
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D R U G G I S T S, AND D E A L E R S IN
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D R U G S , M E D I C I N ES , PAINT? -r.
STUFFS, OIL. WINDOW GLASS to
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No. 2" Commercial street , Boston. " ' ¦
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Mats, Caps asul FijTiT^ 1>~^.
SARONI & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
No. 23 Elm street , Boston. '
HENRY IL. BAGGETHFT——~~-
IJIPOItTER OF
LASTINGS. GALLOONS fr FRENCH SRKr *
AND JO BBER OF BOOTS AND SHoVi
. 3t
Nos. 202 and 204 Washington street , Boston •¦¦
lIEJsTf£Y LOCKE, ~~—--^
HATS, CAPS AND FURS. UMBRELT »„
TRUNKS , VALISES. &c, Ab.
81 Hanover and 69 and 71 Blackston e streets
WILLIAM DALLINGEI^ ~~~~-
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer •
Hats, Caps, Vinbrellas, &c, . m
No. 9 Hanover street, Boston.
Spring Styles ESats and CapsI "*
G. OSGOOD , Manufacturer,
No. 72 Court street , Boston-.
Purchasers at Wholesale and at Retail will at all tin,
find the assortment complete, ancPst the Lowest -PrtJ'
Agents Wanted,
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To sell Sears' Popular Pictorial W
orks.
Liberal encouragement give n to enterprising ra,
Address , posta ge paid , S. M. PETTENGILL, 10 Sta?"
st reet, Boston. " l
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Metal Block Letters,
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A new an d beautiful article for Signs, manufactn
ed and for sale at very low prices , by
CH ASE BROTHERS & CO.,
No. 7 Liberty square, Boston,
Mass. S. S. Society. "~^
C. C.DEAN , Treasurer , 13 Cornhill , Boston . The
whole number of the Bound Volumes of the Societv
are 560, va rying in price from 8 to 66 cents. *
The Society publish 20 different , volumes of Bi|>]e
Question Books, and a lar ge numher of Catecliisms.fot
Infant Schools ; also.have put up four assorted Libra,
ri es in uniform bindi ngs, Cloth Gilt Backs, and letter'
tered and numbered to correspond with the catalogu ej
which go with them. Titles and prices of the libraries
are as follows— The Infant's School Library,40 volumes
$5 50— The Children's Library, 100 volumes, $20 00-J
Youth' s Library, 170 volumes, $40—Family Library. 25
volumes , SI 2. The Well String is published once
a week ; price, single copy 35 cents ; 3 copies for $!•
10 Tor S3; 20 and upwards , 25 cents per copy. '
"LIBERTY TREE BOOlTS'rOllET' "
ii.Washington 'Brigrgs,
No. 376 Washington , corner of Essex street
BOSTON , MASS.
BooJs Agents Wanted.
Capahle Agents can ear n from S3 to $6 a day, by
1 selling the "Business Man's Assistant ," th e most use-
ful business book ever printed. Also, several other
popular works by the same author.
Address , post-paid
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' I. R. BUTTS,Boston.
Employment Office , SIS Schooihst, Boston.
E. KENFIELD will devote his entire attention '
to
furnishing Families , Boarding arid Public Houses, with
American , Protestant and other Male and Female Do-
mestics.
mecTTanics' tools, &c. ~7
Ship and House Joiners' and Carpenters ' Tools :
Coopers and Caulkers' do ;
Machinists' and Blacksmiths' do;
of most celebrated make. Also , an extensive ^assort-
__ mont of Honsc and S8»ip Trimmings*
Fpr sale wholesale and retail , at
A. S. & D. J. MORSS',
96 Commercial street , opposite Lewis wharf , Boston.
MTOiF&rrjoT
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Manufacturers and Dealers in -
Mahogany, Black Walnut, Rosewood and Painted
Furniture, Upholstery Goods, Looking Glasses,
Curled Hair Mattresses, Feathers, fyc.
No. 313 Washington street, Boston , (U p stairs.)
N. E. POULTRY BREEDER ,
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Devoted to Rearing, Breeding and Fattening Domestic
Fmels, illustrated with
'T W E N T Y - F I V E ACCURATE ENGRAVINGS.
It contains all necessary information on this popular
subject, and is the best practical work ever published.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS ONLY.
For sale at the Book Stores. A liberal discount to
the trade. Five copies (by mail) One Dollar. Ad -
dress E. B. PITTS & CO., Boston. Publishers of the
"AMERICAN UNION,"
In which will be commenced , on May 1st. 1850,a splen-
did Original Story by the "Young 'Un ," author of
"Banker's Clerks."" Send in your names at once to
ii. B. FJ TTS
f r CO. 22 School street , Boston, Mass—
and secure the story complete.
A. A. LITTLEFIBLD,
STRAW AND SILK BONNETS
,
Ribbons, Flowers, Dress Caps and Lace Goods.
No. 227 Washington street , Boston ,'
PHILLIPS & MOSELEY^
Importers and Dealers in ail kinds of
IRON, STEEL, SPIKES, NAI
LS, AXLES,
And every description of SHIP IRON.
^62
to 66
Broad street, Boston
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Chinese lassTrarWashinsTFiiifdi
tor washing clothes without rubbing and tearing on the
] washboard , and saving three-fourths of the labor, soap
I and time usuall y required. Approved by the bec
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chemists in Europe and America, and used and re-
j c°m>nended by thousands in both countries. Matiufac-
1 Hir ers
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Agents in America , Messrs. DANA , FARRAR
4= H\ DE, Wholesale Grocers, 44 Broad street .Boston,
and sold at retail , in pint and quart bottles , by Gro*
cers generall y throughout the country. ___^«-
OAF.PBTIW© , CHEAP,
AT THE
Hanover Street Carpet Wareroonis<
The subscriber having purchased the stock of a Car'
pet dealer, at a libe ral dis coun t fro m cost,will offer the
same in connection with a large assortment of new and
.desirable styles of Three-Pl y. Superfine , Extra-fine a1)"
Common All Wool and Cotton and Wool IngriH"
Carpeting, Stair Carpeting, Straw Matting, Wool an«
Cotton Bocking, Painted Floor Cloth , Curtains ,Tassels
and fixtures , Rugs, M ats, etc., at extremely low prices-
F R A N C I S C 1 I 1 L D S ,
No. 102 Havover street,
Corner of Blackstone, Salem and Endicott sts., £dst°"'
wIlliam havves; ~~~" •
commission mer cha nt,
290 Commercial , corner Clark-street , - - - Boston,
—For the sale of all kinds of— . „ '
LUMBER , SASH, BLIND and DOOR STUFF,
HAY , ETC.
HA CKMETACK KNEES AND TIMBER^.
75n ATAT^™
ilcturers aml Wholesale ,Dealers in
BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLO WERS
, HATS,
CAPS, F URS,