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POETRY. The 5>esei-SCii Nest. 'Twas but a withered , worthless heap Of d irt , and moss,and hair ; Wh y then shonM thought and fancy keep A busy vigil there ? Yet, for some moments as I stood , And on it looked alone, I could but think , inj nusins; mood , Where are i:s inmates gone t Perhaps beneath some sunnier sky They joyous sfci;; and soar; Perhaps in sad c\)tivity Eternally dep lore ; - And, then , irqaginVion stirred , - Down to its lnddVi spring, F~ r, far beyond hot* nest and bird , Thought spread h^r airy wing. When from our tenements of elny, ' Where briefl y they tare shrined , Thoug ht, fancy, feeling, pass away— Where flies the deathless mind 1 Either, from sin redeemed , it soars On angel wing above , And the re its gratitude outpour? In praise and joy and love ; Or, exi led from the eternal source When ce such al qne can flow. It breathes, in accents of remorse, Unu tterah|e woe. ET REV. DR- BETIIDSB. I love to sing when I am glad , Song is the echo of my gladness ; I love to sing when I am sad , Till song makes sweet my very sadness-; 'Tis pleasant lime, When voices chime To some sweet rh yme in concert onl y ; And song to me Is company,— Good company iphpn I.am lonely. Whene'er I greet the morning li ght , My song goes forth in thankful numbers , And "mid the shadqivs qf the ni ght , I sing me to my «elcaYne slumbers. My hearf is stirred By each glad rard Whose notes are heard In summer 's bowers ; And song give.* ;birth To fiiendl y mirlh Around tlje hearth, in wiltry hours. l$an first learned song in Pa\adisp, From the bri gh t angels o'er him singing; And in our home , above the skies, Gl ad anthems are forever ring ing. God lends his ear Well pleased te. hear Tho songs that cheer his people's sorrow ; TilUlay shall break ' An,l we shall wake ^here Love will make unfading rnorrow. Then let me sing whileVetI mny, Like him God loved ,tlie sweet tongued Psalmist, Who foun d in harp and L>ly lay, The eli arm that keeps lie spirit calmest: Fqr sadl y here\ J need fli e cheefc W>.ilesinf ul fear with pi»mise blejideth ; 0, how I long •> To j oin the throng, Who sing the song that never endeth 1 W o r d s fo v M u s i c , MORAL READINGS Tl»e Family, If there be on earth an institution which may pre- eminentl y cUijtfl. a 4>vinp orig in it is the famjly. Jts founder is God himself. He designed it as the sem- inary, not onl y for die nurture of oar physical na- ture throug h, infancy anfl weakness, but much more for the inculcation and beauti ful growth of those sentiments and princip les, which prepare us for the service pf Got! »1\(\ mank ind , in nil the offices of love am] duly, of patriotism , humanity, religion, and fo m) tho character which heaven , throug h gra ce ii Chr ist , can ailip it to, its everlasting mansions. This is the prqper stopp i(iul purpose pf tj ie Famil y Insti- tutiqn , and no adequate substitute for its agency ex- ists on car-tli . How beautifull y,and by what a sweet process, is thp education of tjip heart ami its affec- tions conducted in the bosom of a judicious and pi- ous fiirjlil y, throug h infancy, childhood , and \oulh ! A presence,am) a p.qwer am there hallowing all |hey touch , felt in the depths of the spul , i|i thf* visitmgs of strangu j oys, in th p t>tIxerinl dreaminjj s of l>op»\ in the balmy air pf love ami fond tendernesses , in the soft and hol y li ght thi)t |al|s frqm h.eay«n on l'"' famil y alter , the pa triiirchijl priest , the old Bible, nnd the mother's eye so inlld and saint like. What wonder in all lif e's chang/F, ro am where we may, and in whalevf r cireum^rancp s, flip Chrisiian hfjinr of our childhood is remembered with reli gion s yearn- ings ; the green sward , the brook ,the. cottagc .bathed in mellow lig ht ,never fade from the pasl ,and thither , back fiom our most distant wanderings, »'f rppeat th e gladl y made pil grimage to that "Palestine «nd Mj och of tl)« mind ;" a nd often amidst the strifes of the world and the vaultings of ambition ,we are both repro!)cl)H(l and soqtli ed with the hone , that qn the spot where our infancy uttered its first innocent lisp, onr old age miy disbur tlipn itself of sin and care,and slumb er jjs sweetly as we then did upop pt)r niqlljr er's bosom I The famil y inslitntion ean never be set aside wi th- out dire and monstro us results! It was desi gned to fit men for usefulness, for deeds of generous bene v- olence, love, and mercy, and nq substitute for it can be found- As the process by which the fruits of the earth are broug ht for ward from bud and blossom to fi nish ri peness and beauty, by which is imparted the inimitable an,(I li ving blush , that fragrant odor , the perfect flavor , pan be ca rried on or\| V by na ture , by laws of assimilation , affi nity, thousand-fold elimina- tion , above «11 cqunterfeiting art of ehrniist , painter , and scul pt qr .so th.e process of forming,tr aining, ri pe- ni ng the heart , can be. achie ved onl y by I he thou- sand-fqld influence of the Famil y Institution. All the philosophers nnd artists i;> the wprlii cannot make a pea ch—all the schools and governments in the world cannot make a MAN , and put a warm and gentle heart into his bosom. Ala s ! how many stu- pid attempts ta do it \\nyo been made and faded.— Tr ain vines on the north side of an icp-bprg, moist- en their roots with Dead Sea water , and expect j uices blend and neetarean as from fiuits mellowed ben eath Italian skies. Train man 's he art elsewhere than "'TV' 1 the select and sacred influences nnd asso- ciations qfliQimvind wi th equal reason e. -jpoct from it the gentle and generous feolingoi humanity . There are no springs of lave where tliere gre no, gushing* pf household memories. Bespmblance to God results from qur intimary wi th him. "Evil commu nications corrupt good man ners." But while a "companion of fools shall be destroyed , he tha t \y:i!keth with wise men shall fcft wisp." We soon as-iime the m.ufners and im- bihe the spirit of those with whom we are familiar , ^speci all y if (Iks indi vidual be n distinguished pe r- sonage, mid we pre -eminentl y love am] ri'VPl'C him Uppn this princi ple, the more we have tp do with God , the more we shall grow int p his ljkeuess, and •'be folluwers of him as clear children. '' When Moses desce nded from communion wjlh him , h(S face shone ; and althoug h lip wag not aware of the ]ustre himsel f' , the peop le could not steadfastly be- l«!4 hiffl) for the glory of his cou ntenance , and h e. was constrained to hide it under a veil. The Chris- ti an , too , may be insensible of his excellencies, and profici encies ; but hi s profiting will appear unto all m e n ; all "ill lake knowled ge of hi ni that he has been with Jesus."—[J ay. ' ILike God, AS" '• ENTIRE CHAN GE : ¦ ' " IS THE METHOD OF j DOING BUSINESS \ —AT— | THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM! RENEWED ! THIS GREAT ESTABLISHMENT HAVING BEEN CLOSED, for the purpose of taking our AN- NUAL ACCOUNT OF STOCK , is RE-OPENED —FOR THE— RES UMPTION OF TRADE AS FOLLOWS : The whole Stock , which , on account of the very mild weaiher, has become immense , has been * MARKED DOWN —TO— THE LOWE ST PRICE! And every article in our extensive Warehouse is arranged with a FIXED PRICE UPON IT, From which there will be NO DEVIATION, and any Salesman known to DEPART from the price thus stated WILL BE DISCHARGED. THE .ONE PRICE SYSTEM, ADOPTED BY US IN 1842, At Messrs. Topliff' s Reading Room during the Re- building of O A K H A L L , WAS COMPLETELT SUCCESSFUL, & IS BESEWEB AT OAK HALL. It give s the opportunity for ALL to jud ge—the inexp'e rie-iced as well as the better informed—and The Community of Boston & Vicinitj AVill now have the chance to buy Clothing and Ma- terials for Men, Youth and Boys, At such prices as have never yet been known in this city COME , THEN", ONE AND ALL ! The assortment , the quality , the variety, is the mos extended , unquestionabl y, to be found in the United States , and EVERYBODY SHOULD EBIBKACI THIS CHANCE, AND ATTEND THE GREAT _ SALE! REMEMBER AND CALL AT SIMMONS5 ©ASI 1H&IL IL 3 32, U, 36 and 38 Ann street, fel> 26 BOSTON. tf IlxoMsng® (D®fff®@ H@m§®9 KNOWN AS "JPGILL & FEABIXG'S ' EXCHANGE HOTEL," CONGRESS SQUARE , BOSTON . THIS well-known establishment , situated in the im- n edi ue vicinity of the Banks and Insurance Of- fices furni shes everv comfort and convenience to trav- elers at the moderate charge of SI 25 per day. april 16 3m , Wholesale Book and Stationery Store. TAPPAN, WfflHEMORE & MASON, 114 WasMiigton-st, Boston, OFFER to Booksellers , Merchants and others , all the different kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS in use— STATIONERY of every kind—Blank ACCOUNT BOOKS—LETTER PAPER—STEEL and GOLD PENS—WAFERS SEALING WAX—INDIA RUBBEH—TISSU E PAPERS—PARCHMENT- MARKING IN K. ALSO All the new and valuable BOOKS suitable for Li- braries—Mason and Webb's latest Church Music ,THE NATIONAL PSALMIST—and R ussell's Series of READING BOOKS, now used in about 500 towns. may 7 BOOT AND SHOE STORE. W H O L E S A L E AND R E T A IL. W(Bmmm Ho IFMdl & 0®09 172 Washington-street, [opposite eromfikld street]—BOSTON , S Respectfully inform their customers and the public , that they offer for sale a ^ggg mueh larger stock of Goods than herc- tofore, pu rchasing entirel y for ("ASH , ^ selling on the " small profltt'' prin- ciple. and otherwise offering every fair inducement , for Old Customers to continue , and Aeiu Ones to commence trade with them , both at Wholesale and Retail. In the Ketail Department , special care will be taken in the selection of the best materials and work- ™?'\> A £;T 1 '?, ''laraUeluion wiu be Paid to STYLE , DURABILI TY , and COMFORT. In the Wholesale Department; the attention of r rj TT ?a S °f tl'atIers who are in search of PRIME RE- 1AILING SHOES, is particularl y solicited , and they are assured arrangements have been made to keep con- stantl y on band a full supp ly of the most fashionab le patterns, middling and extra large sizes, and extra wirf ? Shoes, tha t they may always be accommodated with such onl y as they need. x CC^"No pains will be spared to keep their assortment eq ual 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 TilNGLISH SUMMER 1'RINTS.J n store _ nml for JLli sale at sixpence per yard , at N. T. HALLET'S. Yarmouth Port , May 28. , SUPERrOR NINGYON G TEA , of excellent fla- vor; Green do ; brown and white Sugars ; Boston refined white do ; with a general assortment of choice W. I. Goods , constantly on hand , and will be sold loiv for cash, bj N. T, flAJLLET. Yarmouth Pprt, May 28. S P E C I A lA .B O T I C E . JUDE SNOW & CO,, BOS TON . EXliARGEJIEiVT arate department for Visites and Mantillas is under the supervision of a member of the establishment who will devote particular attention to the newest styles and most elegant patterns. SILK DEPARTMENT. All the new and choice sty les for spring and summer wear, such as Black Brocades ; Brocade Camelion and Shot Silks ; Black Gros de Rhine , all widths from 2-4 to 5-4 ; Changeable Arnmres, 3-4 to yard wide; Dotted Silks; Plain , ' Changeable , and Stri ped Silks; Gl ace Camcleons in great variety. Satins ; Satin du Chcne. Bl ack Watered Silks ; Mourning Silks; Mar cellines. &c. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT . Plain All Wool DeLaines, pink , blue, green , and corn colors; Argenti nes; Barege DeLaines; French Cashmeres: Scotch and English DeLaines ,in great va- riety; Rich Foulards; Silk\ Tissue Bareges; Muslins: Chintz Bareges, richest styles imported this season ; Li nen Gingha m=; Silk Pop linVs and Chamhrays; Mourn- ing Goods; Bombazines , wide and of the best make; Al pine: Al paccns; Canton qloths; Oilcans in fancy colors ;' Brilliantincs; Manchester DeLaines; Ginghams and Prints in every variety an| price, from 4 cents per yard to those of the celebratedlManufacture of Dolfus , Mei gs & Co. * ! Believing in the One B^rice System, we will say lo THE SADIES, that our Invariably Low Prices"will dispell all tears of a bad bargain. We assure customers who favor us with their patronage, that all in our store will be treated aSiStc. • HOSIERY & GL0V4 DEPARTMENT. Will-b e supp lied with moS styles of Ladies' and Gen tlemen's Hosiery, silk , cftttoii and worsted ; Kid Gloves, of the very best make; Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves , cheap; Cotto n and Worsted ditto. LIWEW DEPARTMENT. 4-4 Wh ite Linen of the best fikish; dressed and un- dressed Pillow Case Li nens; LinSj Sheetings; 3-4 and 5-4 Damasks, all qu alities; Linen Doy lies and Nap kins; Linen Table Covers, snow-drop pattern ; Damaok Cov- ers , all sizes, bleached and brown; Dowlass ; Huck a- huck ; 'Diape rs j Crash ; Towelling of all kinds ; also. Ladies' and Gen tlemen 's Linen Ildkfs, all prices, from six cen ts to the finest quality* WHITE «\WJJS. Chinese Grass Cloth ; India linens, and ..Nainsook Muslins; Furniture Dimotys; Ch*kcd and dotted Cam- brics ; Swiss, Saccarilla and Bofc Muslins ; Victoria and Bishop 's Lawns; Plain Camjries ; liich Embroi- dered Muslin Curtains ; Plain , Stri ped and Embr oi- dered Curtain Muslin. CURTAIN MATERIALS. Turkey Bed Cambiic ; Patches ; Linens ; Damasks Lace, &c. TABLE & PIANO COVERS. All worsted , Cotton and Worsted , Colored and Em- bossed Tahlo Covers; Toilet Covers; Printed and Em- bossed Piano Covers , new sty les, very cheap. OUR GOODS ARE OBTAINED FROM FIRST SOURCES , PRINCIPALLY DESIGN ED AND ORDERED BY OURSELVES. OUR EXPEN- SES ARE COMPARATIVELY LIGHT , RENTS L0W,AND THE LOCATION OF OUR ESTAB- LISHMENT IS CENTRAL , ACCESS1BLE .AND VERY CONVENIENT FOR FOUR-FIFTHS OF ALL THE RAILROAD TRAVEL , AND THE NORTH AND WEST SECTIONS OF BOSTON. WITH TH ESE ADVANTAGES , WE SHALL OFFER A LO WLIST OF VRICES! COTTON DEPA RTMENT. Harriett Cottons all widths; LaVren ee do. all widths; James do.; Naum ke:ig do.; AmosVeag do.; Mohawk do.; Ogden do.; Great Falls do.; Phfcnix do.; Claremont do.; Allcndale do; 10, 11 and 12-4 »\de MeriniaeU ; Po- easset , <&e. These goods are bleacher\ and brown. We hxwejust bought, since the downfall in mice, and will sell them ten per cent, less than Agent's p rich. We haveaNo Tickings: Denims: Matures: Diillings Jenn ; St ri pes, &c; also Marseilles amllmperial Quilts Blankets , &c; also French and German Broad Cloths; Doeskins , &<• .• also, Vest Satins and rVnen Coatings, with varieties of other goods , which , witrl the usual as- sortment in our Wholesale Rooms make our stock ex- tensi ve and complete. JUDE SWOW & Co., IVo. 64 Hanover Street, 2d & 3d doors from Friend St. Boston , April 9, 1850. is.2m. . Clocks, Gold Standard Balances, &c. ©O HOWARD & DAVIS, ^tfz^fe. >*™**. (Successors to B. DearbornJ «//^"^~^sLf/ - RKMOVED TO STORE (|(l» B ~ tj l i i | ,^°- * ^ Water , near Congress-st ^ws^iralSlMiSISs^88^ Continue to Manufacture as heretofore , GOLD STANDARD BALANCES , for Banks . Also , DRUGGISTS ' BALANCES , &c. They have also for sale , Church-Tower Clocks, f acto- ry Wttlch- Clocks, Astronomical Clocks, Rail Road and Office Clocks, Regulator Clocks, Gallery Clocks, the Cape at a few hours no tice. ; Having received n umerous favors from his friends for years pa*t , they wi ll pleas4 receive his thanks, and he hopes by fair dealing, to"recdi>e a sufficient patronage to make him comfortable in h is basket and store. ZEBINA H. GODFREY. South Harwich , June 27. lv Tremont and Old Colony Nails. rrUI E subscribers have been appointed Agents for JL selling I Tremonl Iron Co.'s ftitils , and respectfull y ask all dealers to call and examine them at Stoke No. 79 State-street, Boston. They ofFer-riiose Nails for examination , in the ful- lest belief tliat they are the most perfect in all respects of any ever produced for sale in the United States. They are. also Agents for the sale of the O5tl Coiosi y Icon Co.'s Nuils, the reputation, of which has been long firml y estab- lished. They deal in POT and PEARL ASHES, and have al ways on hand a superior quality for retailing. WM* THOMAS & CO. Boston , Ang 8. (5 ENGLISH MUSLINS , yTrd\ido and fast colors , f or twelve and a halfcentsper ihrr}, fm- Ra ie by K. T. HALLE T. ' Yarmouth Port, May 28, . l. * To the Public. NEW, IMPORTAN T AND VALUABLE MED- ICINE. —POTTERS LINIMENT, OR EX- TERNAL REMED Y. —R h e u m a t i s m can be cur- ed.^-Cramps , Stiffness of the Joints , Numbness , Pains in the Bones and Muscles , Tic Dolorcau x , L' umbago , Toothache , Headache , Corns , &c., successfully treated by this wonderful preparation. This invaluable remed y, which has entirel y cured h undreds in this vicinity of the most/'xeruciatingof all complaints . Rheumatism, is now jrfrered to the public with an entire confidence that it/will do all that it is promised for it. As a safe, ccrtrfin and speedy medi- cine for Rheumatism , Lamene^ . Tic Dolorcaux,Head- ache, &c, it neve r has been and it never can be sur- passed. Let those who doubt this, call upon the pro- prietor , who will satify them at once of the perfect truth of th ese statements. The Ex ternal Remed y is itself a new medicine , and never was used in this coun- try until introduced by the proprietor. As an alleviator of that class of diseases which it professes to treat, it is ne.«titied lo win immense public favor. To suffer with Rheumatism when relief is at hand , is the height of foll y. For sale wholesale and rVtail by the Proprietor , WATiJ iEN B. POTTER , 183 County, cor. Kempton street , , New Bedford , M ass. Agents.—0. M. HinckIey, fBarnstable ; N. T. Hallet , Yarmouth Port ; A imer W.\lx>vell , Il jannis : David K. Akin , South Yarmouth ; 'E. Edsoii , J r.. Orleans ; Hinckley & Stetson , San dwicVi; E. Nickerson Jr. & Co. South Den nis; Josiah Mayo. J^avid Howes, an d Wash- in gton Tiiy lor , Chatham ; Obdd Brooks . Harwich ; Job Ch ase & Co. West Harw ich ; Aim or Nickerson and H. Fv Eld/ed ge & Co. South Harwich ; James S. Howes , East/)ennis ; Ban gs Pepper , Brewster; P. N. Bodfish and ,/0iM cmiah Bumpus , Jr. Wareham; Leu is Kcniiey, Ka-st W archam; Jonathnn Mendall and Elisha Luce , Sipp ican ; Harlow & Lciiaron, Mattapoisett—and in the ci ties , towns and villages throug hout the United States. New Bedford, Mar ch 5. 6m* The Premium Stud Horse JOHNNY BLUE, ^ rtgj. Has been purchased of Capt. N. /ws*"^-'4/v * Crosb y of Brewster, by Dr. Gui ld ,and fflfiiiM ^ (fw will stand at his residence, 3 months W lf_ji ff^ ''" )m t'1'- (lnte i i"11' n0 longer. ¦*=s£»»s*s&i=i» ¦ it js not oll ]y t he livel y spirited and amicable kindness of his disposition which has caus- ed Johnny Blue to be appreciated as the most perfect model of a Horse in this County—but his well adjusted and symmetrical form , which gives him such superior beauty and physical power. Gentlemen wishing to excel , and improve their stock of Horses through this celebrated young blood , will no w have a favorable opportunity. Terms, $3 50 fo^ the season , strictl y in advance, un- less condi tional terras are made with the proprietor. \ L. A. GUILD. Orleans , April 23.' 3m New England Truss/Manufactory, BOSTON, MASS. TAMES FREDERICK FOSTER continnes lo man- J ufacturo all the various approved Trusses , At 467 WasH(fiiStoii-street. His resilience and busin/Ss being both in the same building, he can he seen ^t home nearly the whole of the time , clay or everrfng. He has more room and better convenience for the. Truss business than any person encaged in it in this or any other city. Also , Abdominal Supporters for Prolapsus Uteri ; Trusses for Prolapsus Ani ; Suspensory Hags. Knee Caps. Back Boards , steelsd Shoes , for deformed feet ; Covex spiral Trusses ; Dr. Chase 's Trusses, formerly sold by Dr. Leach ; Trusses of galvanize d metal , that will not rust , having wooden and copper pads ; Reed 's spiral Truss ; Rundell's do; Salmon 's Ball and socket; Sherman 's patent French do ; Bviteman 's do. double and sing le; Stone's Trusses; Dr. Fletcher 's do; Marsh's do; Dr. Hull' s do ; Thompson 's Ratchet do; and the Shaker 's Rocking do—these mxy all be had at this es- tablishment. Also, Trusses for" children of all sizes ; Whispering Tubes and Ear Trumpet that will enable a person to converse low with one that is hard of hear- ing. G~?""Trusses repaired at one hours ' notice , and made to answer, oftentimes , as well as new . - The subscriber having worn a truss himself for the last twenty-five years , and fitted so many for the last ten years, feels confident in being able to suit all cases that may come to him . CF~A1I ladies in want of Abdominal Supporters or Trns*es, will be waited upon by my wife , Mrs. Carroline D. Foster, who has had ten years experience in the business. tf " June 14 BAMIM^ & »o 9 - B O S T O N . RB MOTT AL ii W E would respect fully inform our Customers and | the. Public , that we have removed from our old j stand , to ]Vo. 249 WASHINGTOJT-STBEET, (Between the Marlboro ' Hotel and Winter-st.) Havi ng now one of the Largest Stores in the City, we shall he enabled to show a more extensive stock of RICH SILKS, Long and Square Shawls, AND DRESS GOODS, than we have ever before offered. We have now re- ceived a large part of our SPR5NG AND SUMMER GOODS, but shall continue to receive NEW GOODS upon the arrival of every French and English Steamer, through- out the season . I We shall continue to keep every article wanted in families , LINENS, QUILTS, BLANKETS, Cottons, Flannels, HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES, AND »TOKfHK(S= (&©@IE)®o , As we isnport part of our Stock , and are always read y to take advantage of the NEW YORK AUC- TIONS, when Goods are sacrificed , we feel sure that we can always offer our Goods at as Low Prices as can be obtained elsewhere under any circuni- stances< THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM will strictl y be adhered to, as many years' experience satisfies us that it is the fairest , and therefore the most satisfactory to purcha sers. We hope , by constant personal at tention to our busi- ness, to merit the patronage we have so long received at our Old Stand. D.ANIBLL & CO., Importers, Jobbers and Retailers, No. S49 Wasnington-^ti-eet, BOSTON. march 5 3m Lancaster Ginghams. HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE MANUFACTURERS OF LANCASTER GINGHAMS, ; To be supplied with all their K E W S T YL E S , as soon as they are made, we shall have constantly on ' hand a FULL ASS ORTMENT. We have just open- ed several cases, and wonld call the. attention of the public to them. When it is considered that they are made for DURABILITY , the colors WARRANTED PERFECTLY FAST ! and SOLD AT SO LOW A PRICE, we believe it will be found that no article of DRESS GOODS, IS SO CHEAP TO THE PURCHA SER. IDAMHIIiEaEa c& ®®oa No. 219 ^VasIIington-st!¦ect, BOSTON, march 5 3m Blake's Patent Fire Proof Paint, WHICH in a few months turns to Slate or Stone, protect ing whatever is covered from the action of the weather or fire. Look out for Frauds ! As unprinci pled persons are offering spurious articles for sale, calling them Ohio Fire Proof Paints. The genuine article is onl y to be obtained of the Patentee, New York , or his Agents—and every package is mark- ed "Blake's Patent Fire Proof Paints." The authorized Agent. Jere F. Hall, 38 Broad-street, Boston , has it constantl y on hand : has sold it for 2 years to our larg- est manufacturing establishments, and will give the whole history of the Paints and its qualities to an y one who will send or call at his Counting Room , 38 Broad street, Boston. Also on hand , this Paint and no other ground in Oil, all ready for use, both Chocolate for sides of buildings , and the Black for roofs. Also, Prepa red Paper , all painted ready to put on , making the chei*estand most durable roof ever invented. No one has the genuine article ground in Oil , or the Prepared Paper, without my name being marked upon them. JERE P. HALL , COMMISSION MERCHANT , 38 Broad-street, Boston. . . .Agent. nnril 2 Sm Painter and Glazier. THE subscri ber -would inform his friends and the public , that he has taken a stand near the Baptist Meet ing House , in Barnstable , where he will continue to carry on the PAINTING , PAPER-HANGING AND GLAZING business in all its branches. Being acquainted with every art , sty le and fashion , he pled ges himself to give satisfaction A continuance of tho public patronage is respectfull y solicited. Paints , of every grade, pure or mixed , also paper-hang ings and house trimmings , fur- nished at Boston prices. Particular attention paid to fancy work and lettering. F. W . CH ASE. P. S. M y West H arwich friends and patnms will please leave thei r orders at Capt. Lot Chase's,where they will be promptl y attended to as heretofore. F. W C. Barnstable , Feb. 12. 6m For Sale, - M A Dwelling House and Blacksmith Shop, and one acre of Land on which the hou se now stands , pleasantl y situated in Ea st Falmotith , near the Pacific Woollen Factory, all of which will be sold at a bargain , if ap- plied for soon. For further particulars , apply to CHARLES SHERMAN, on the premises. Ea st Falmouth, Feb. 26. For Sale. r A low double Dwelling House and JL_^^^,e outbaildings in good repaid, with about sfjp^ i! j j j ft three acres of Land under and adjoinin" <§lisgp^g^£j? , Southern and Western Trade. The extent of our business enables us to offiy all Goods at the lowest market value ,—and to extend the usual terms of credit. We have in Store 3000 CLOTH FROCK AND DRESS COATS. 5OO© TWEED " " " 1 0,000 PAIRS FANCY BUCKSKIN PANTS. JO.OOO '¦ " LINEN 1 5,000 LINEN SACKS. BOYS' CLOTHING IN GREAT VARIETY. Tailors' Trimmings and Piece Goods, and a full assortment of ENGLISH, FRENCH and GERMAN Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, FANCY SILK CRAVATS AND SCARFS, Bl'k Italian Hdkfs., Suspenders, Gloves, A N D GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. AGENTS FOR "BENNETS " Troy Shirt Manufactory. A full and complete catalogue of our Stock may be had by addressing us by mail L J. J. WHITING. M. KEHOE , JK. C. TV. GAI.LOUPE. Boston , Marrh 26 3m NEW ENGLAND PRINT WAREHOUSE , Nos. 1 8 and 20 Pearl-street, U3®sip®sro THE MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMEN T IN THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE SALE OF FOREIGN and AMERICAN P R I N T E D C A L I C O E S . Purchasers can select toy tl»e piece from over Five Hundred Sample Cases. which exhibit the whole variety of our immense stock IIOLBROOK CARTER & CO. Boston , April 23. is6w W. I. Goods, Ship and Family Store, Bnttcr, Cheese, Ac, &c. M RICH , Jr. & BROTHER would inform their • friends and the public generall y, that they Jiave taken the large and convenient Cellar Store N O. 52 COMMERCIAL STREET, (opposite Philadel phia Packet Pier ,) where they carry on the West India Goods and Produce Business in all its branches. From our experience , and the many facilities we possess in Trade, we feel confident that we can put up Ship and Famil y Stores as cheap, if not cheaper, than any other establishment in the city . Traders, Sea Captains , Heads of Families, and ajl who may visit the City for the purpose of procuring a supply of the best and (at the same time) the cheapest FAMILY STORES , will find it for their interest and convenience to make their purchases at this store. MATTHIAS RIC H, Jr., - JOHN RICH. Boston . Feb. 26. 3m —FOB— THE SICK ! DS, STEPHEN JEWET'ta Justly and highly Celebrated ^ Family Medicines, USED BY PHY SICIANS OF HIGH STANDS Prepared by Steph en Jewett , son of the late t Dr. Stephen Jewett, of ISindge,' ft, w IT is not pretended that any one of these Medicjn ' will relieve or cure every disease. All ''easojiQ^J*? sons know no single article can accomplish such resvits.5!^™* it is true, each of these medicines,by thorough trial/S be pronounced to have no superior or equal f er jjeJJ* or Permanent Cure of those diseases for which tW . recommended , as they have been tried , and proved b their con tinued use for the last fifty years by nnmeroj Families and Physicians to be truly 'Famil y Medici^ and pronounced to be all the Medicines any Person o' Family can Requi re, unless in very extraordinary cagc Thei r power over disease has not been Excelled~Jl Equalled,—as numerous cu res attest, where stilly p^/ sicians have failed to produce relief. *' ALL CAN BE CURED, WHO WILL XjSfc THEM AS DIRECTED , if within the ?o-wbs, o| Medicine. Dr. Stephen Jewett's Celetorated TRUE HEALTH R E S T O R I N G B I T T E R These Bitters remove all morbid secretions, pnjjf' the blood , ffive great tone and vigor to the digestive oh gans, cure diseases that alread y exist , fortif y the sysw against all future disease, can be taken with 5afety__j, no time debilitating the patient, being grateful tajO most delicate stomach , and remark able for their CAew, ing, Invigorati ng, Strenghtening and Restorative Proper ^ ties, and an invaluable and sure remedy in LIVER COMPLAINTS , JAUNDICE , DYSPEPSIA, Heartburn ; Flatulency or Wind ; Costiveness ; Faint. ness ; Pain in the Side, Bones or Join ts ; Disordera of the Skin , Li ver and Kidneys ; Relaxed Bowels , Loss of Appetite ; Unnatural Appe tite; Sleepl ess' ness ; Depression of Spirits; Piles; Humors: Worms. Sinking.and Fullness or Weigh t at the Stomach - Nervous Headache, and eve ry form of Indi gestion ! Nervous Irritability; Giddiness ; Drowsiness; W ^J dering Pains ; Pal pitation of the Heart; Scrofu|a . St. Anthony 's Fire ; Salt Rheum ; Canker; Cancer' ous Sores ; Incipient Consumption , and all otht f Diseases caused by an impure state of the Blood,Li^ §-c, or which tend to debilitate and weaken the sf il tern. To FEMALESwho suffer from a Morbid and Urtifau ural Condition, and who seem threatene d with CONSUMp. TI0N, this is a Medicine of Inestimable Value. It is an Excellent Remedy in Summer Complaints, and a greal Pre ventive of Fevers. Dr. Stephen Jewelt's Highly Celebrated, IP13'HiSE@SS'iiIB e2' IlIkillSEIBa > This Elixir con tains many of the most highfya jj; proved cough or expectorant medicines, recommended by the United States, London ,and Edinburgh Colleges of Heal th ; hut being peculiarly and fortunately com- bined , .is trul y wonderful in its good results. Partic u- larly should this Medicine be in every ¦ Faviily where then are' CHILDREN, as the delay incident to procuring a physician has often proved fatal to those whom timely assistance would have saved. This Elixir will prove itself to excel any thing, as a valuable and sure remed y in CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,COUGHS,COLDS, Sore Throat; Influenza ; Asthma; Bronchitis ; Qttin. sy; Croup; Whoop ing Coug h; Difficulty of Breath- ing ; Pains in the Side or the Breast : Sore- ness of the Chest; Distress when lying upon the side, producing Choking, or sense of Suffocation , &c,, &c. Dr. Stephen Jewett's Justly Celebrated STRENGTHENING PLASTER. This plaster is composed of quite a number of vege- table substances , peculiarl y compounded. There never has been , and there is not at the present time, a better plaster made, for the various purposes for which plas- ters are used. It has no superior for removing PAIN, INTERNAL INFLAMMATI ONS, RHEUMATISM , Gout; Swollen or Weak Joints , Limbs or Cords; Lame- ness, Cramp, Pains or Weakness in the Side, Back or Breast, Weak Stomach , &c., &c, and when used in = LIVER AND PULMONARY DISEASES, will prove very beneficial to those suffering with such comp laints. Extract from a letter of an eminent physician in Worcester Co., Mass., a member of the Massachusetts Medical Society. Winchendon, Jan. 16, 1849. "Dr. Stephen Jewett : Dear Sir—I speak with eonfidence, having used tht Elixir in my own practice , and / unhesitatingly recommend it as a safe, valuable and highly useful fami l y medicine. I consider it indeed a. family medicine, and a ream ' ) for Coughs, Colds,a *nd that dreaded disease the• Crottpt for which it is f a r superior to any other preparati on'^- fore the public. I have used your Health Restoring Bitters in my prac- tice, and have found .them very serviceable in Dyspep- sia, Humors , General Debility, and particularly in Baml- ual Costiveness. I consider it one of the best remedies in use. Yours, &c. IRA RUSSELL, M. D." " From one of the most eminent physicians in tb» State of New Hampshire. Temple, N. H., Jan. 17, 1849. "Dr. S. Jewett : Dear Sir—I have examined your Pulmonary EIW\ arrd am well satisfied that it merits the full confidence of the community, as being what it purpor ts to be, »» efficient and saferemed y for all the diseases to wnutf the respiratory organs are subject. It may he used wit much more safety than almost any other article offer'' for this purpose , inasmuch as the danger of impairc action of those organs, the frequent and leg itirn»t e rej suits of most other remedies of the class, by j-eison » their opiate character, is, by this, entirely obviate d. The physician who should meet with it in fam»ie'¦ < would find it a ready assistant, by which his own " j in the dispensation of medicine would be obviated , Mi his efforts for relief essentially aided. With much consideration , your ohed't servant. N. klNGSBURY, M. T ). Scrofula and Liver Complaint Cured. Boston, May 15, 1848. "To all whom it may concern , this may certify, tji» I have for years been troubled with a scrofulous W mor , which has been very troublesome,and was fast n»' dermining my health , and had severe pains in the b»c»t loss of appetite, lan guor, and general debility. , A short time since, I commenced taking Dr. Jewe n 1 Health Restoring Bitters, and in a very short time Wj humors and pains left me, and my appetite impro ved and my heal th has net been so good for years, all . *' which I attribute to Dr. Jewett's Health Restoring Bi«- ters. (Mrs.) E. H. RUSSELL- Asthma can be Cured. Rindge .N. H., May 4, 1848. Dr. Stephen Jewett: f ^t Dear Sir—1 have for years been troubled wi* ""* Asthma in its worstform. At times it has J>cen so *e vere as to threaten suffocation , and I have been obUg«_ to sit up night after night, being unable to lie do*%f I have tried various remedies without any benefit- lust I was induced to try a bottle of your Pb/b"""1 * Elixir, and I am happy to inform you that I »J° c j pletel y cured , not having had an attack of it s. 'Te ^i. am glad to learn that you are about offering this m uable medicine to the public. Yours , truly, .c SAMUEL R OBBttf^. For further information regarding these V-AJj; .e BLE MEDICINES , see Pamp hlet to be had °<* t Agents, (gratis,) where testimony from the ^'°m quarters will be found , among which are letters fi° Hon. MARSHALL P. WILDER , Boston , M»ESl Hon. JAMES C. CHURCHILL, Portland , Me. ENOCH PATTERSON , Esq., Boston , Mass- f Capt. CHARLES H. COLE, Rind ge, N. H., lnte New Bedford , Mass. ' ' .{« EPHRAIM MURDOC H, Jr. Esq. Winchendon , *,' IRA RUSSELL, M.D. N. KlNGSBURY , M. D., Temple , N. H. E. DARWIN ABELL, M. D., Rindge , N. H- GEORGE"JEWETT , M. D., Templeton , N. »¦> Rev. A. W. BURNHAM , Rindge , N.H. ' y Rev . RUFUS TILT0N , Peterboro ", N- H. CALEB S. CARTER , Esq.; Portland , Me. -GE0. W. McLELLAN, Esq ., Boston , Mass. WILLIAM NICH OLS, Esq., Townsend , Mass- None genuined , unless signed on each outside * J ^. per , '-Stephen Jewett & Co.," with a pen , to whom rect all orders. ia «. Principal Oflice, 3© India-sf , B»sl For sale by Dealers in Medicine s generally. ^oX . AGENTS—O. M. Hinckley, BarnstaMe; C"/ '^les, jress, Hinckley & Stetson , Sandwich ; Jam. es Ivnj' „, Yarmouth Port; E. Nickerson , Jr., Chapman « » ( ; Dennis ; Jeremiah Mayo, Nath'l Myrick , i>re\ ¦ ^ Josiah Mayo , Chatham ; Joseph P. Nickerson , & Brooks , Jr.. Job Chase, Harwich ; David »•¦ jiy»ji< Co.,-South Yarmouth ; Warren Hallet & Son , * i nis ; H. J. Richmpnd , Fairhaven, juno 13 1 ?