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I like an Open, Honest Heart.
I like an open , honest heart ,
Where frankn ess loves to dwell ,
Which has no place fo r base deceit ,
Nor hollow words can tall ;
But in whose throbbinirs plain are soon ,
The import of the mind.
Whose gentle breathings utter nought ,
But accents true and kind.
I scorn that one whose empty act ,
And honied words of art ,
Betr.iy the feelings of the soul ,
With pcrhd yVkeeu d.u-l :
No more kind ' frien d- in -ncli confide,
Nor in their Idndne-s tru st ,
For black ingrati tude hut turns
Pure friendsh ip to disgust.
Contempt is bin a gentle word ,
A f.'cli»s 'a1' t ou "lihl ,
For one who confidence betrays .
And gui lt has sore he.
miii'd ;
That halo which hellish fiends evince ,
When in dark torments to. K E K N T ,
Central-wharf, Proviracetown.
jan 29. 6m
GOULD & STOWE,
Cap Manufactu rers ,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, Trunks , Valises, Carpet Bags,
Furs, Umbrellas, Buffalo Robes, &c.
No. 1
8 Union-sireet,
(Next Door to the Lngrange House,)
Thaddbus Gould , 1 "ROSTrw
Orville Stowe. \
BOST05.
Ang 29 tf
Notice-
T'HE subscribers having purchased from Messrs.
Foster & Nickekson. their entire Stock of
Groceries and Ship Chandlery,
with the intention of continuing the business under the
firm of GORHAM & BASSET , respectfull y solicit
the patronage of their Cape friends .
EZEKIEL GORHAM ,
Z. D. BA SSET, Jk.
New York, May 1, 1849. ly— [.June 20
"cIToYh I N G !
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'WotlkoirlbcB® & ILsIliiimdlg
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 47 Ann-slreet, Boston.
NEW AND FRESH ASSORTMENT FOR
1850 !
WE HAVE OPENE Dour Stock of Spring Sc
Summer Clothing, and have given great
care and attention to selecting our styles of Goods ,
adapted to the
NEW ENGLAND TRADE.
We are prepared to offer them to the public , adopting
the old proverb of
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!
And by strict economy in our expenses , we are able to
sell at prices as low as any other Clothing House in
the United States.
Merchants and Traders,
WHO BUY AT WHOLESALE ,
Will find our assortment worth y of their attention. By
giving our personal attenti on to our business and cus-
tomers , we hope to insure a second call from all who
may favor us with their patronage.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOYS' CLOTHING,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
C U S T O M W O R K
done in the neatest manner , with care and promptness
after the latest fashions.
Orders from the country will be attended to with
promptness and attention.
Corner of Ann and Blackstone streets>
BOSTON.
NAHOM WKTIIEUBKK. EMERSON LELAN"'
april 23 m
Paper Hangings.
BOSTON and CHELSEA PAPER CO,
MANUFACTUREI iS AND DEALERS ]N
xpmphib mi^sj^nsr^s^
TTTOULD call the attentio n of those about purcliaS"
W in<» to their large, well manufactured , and se-
lected Sto'ck of PAPER HANGINGS , BORDERS.
&c., embracing as large an assortment as can be found
elsewhere. Their stock consists of a very large varie-
ty of their own Manufacture—also Philadel phia and
French Papers of various patterns and desi gns.
Merchants and others are respectfully invited to call-
Orders from the country answered with promptness
and despatch , at the Warehouse , 4 Union Block,Union
street , Boston. OTIS MERRIAM , Agent
jul y 4—ly for the Company^
Or, Circumstances alter the Case.
by it- coii, JR.
Tomorrow , ma. I'm sweet sixt een ,
And Bill y Gri mes, the drove r.
Has popped the question, ma ,-to me,
And want 's to lie my lover.
TqrnniTp w morn , be says , mamma ,
He 's comi ng here quite earl y,
To tak e a pleasant walk wit h infl
Acto>s the field of bailey.
You must not go, my gentle dear ,
There 's no use now a talking ;
You shall not go across the fields ,
With liillv Grimes a talking,
To think of his presu mption , too ,
The dirtv. uirl y drover ,—
I wonder where your pride has gono ,
To think of such a rover.
Old Grimes is dead you know , mamma .
And Bill y is so lonel y;
Besides, they say, to Grimes ' estate
" That Bill y is th e only
Surviving heir to all that 's left ',
And that , they say is n earl y
A good ten thousand dollar ^ , ma,
About six hundred yearl y.
1did not hear, my da ughter dear ,
Your last, remark quitp clearl y,
But Billy is a clever lad,
And no doubt loves von dearl y,
Remember , the n, tomorrow morn
To be up bright and earl y,
Tq fa ke n pleasant walk with Jii sx
j
Across the field of barley.
Tlie Pradcnt Mother :
MORAL READINGS.
The following passage is from a late discourse of
the R
.oy. T. L. Cuvler , en "T rue and False Reli-
Bion ":—
"Like flip treacherou s signal ppat s that are some-
times stationed by the. wreckers off i;n iron bound
coast , these shiftin g systems of false reli gion lire con-
tinuall y chang ingtheir places. Like them they at-
tract onl y to bewi lder , and allure onl y to deslioy. —
The unwar y mariner follows them with a tremblin g
uncertainty, and onl y finds out where he is when he
feels his ill fated vessel crashing into a lliopsand
fragments on the beach.
But bow different from these floating and delusive
systcrp s is llint unchang ing Gospel of Clnist , which
st ands forth like the toweling li ght house of Edd y-
st one ,with its b 'acon blaze sli emiiing far out o'er the
lnidui uj it sea ! I he angry waves, tl'roug h m any a
long year , have roll ed in, tlmndei ju g against thai
tower 's base. The winds of heaven have warren
fiercel y around its pi nnacle ; the r.iins have dashed
ag ainst jts. gle aming lantern . But there it stands !
It mo ves nol ; it trembles not ; lor it is ' found ed on
a rock.' Year after year , the storm stricken mari-
ner looks out fpr its siar like li gjit as. he sweeps in
throug h il |i! B ritish Channel. ]t is llie first obje ct
that meet s his e_\ (> as be returns on his homewar d
voyage ; it is the last whit h he beholds , lo ng after
his iiaij vc. land has sunk beneath the evenin g wave.
So j t is uilli the, unchan g ing Gos-pel of Chii.-t.—
Whil e, oilier sy stems rise and fall , and pass into
ii othtngness,, thi s Gospel (like ils immutable aullioi )
is the saiiie yesjtenlay, tod ay, a nd fore\er. While
other false and flashing lights are exti nguished , thi s,
the ' true liizht ' ever shinelb.
The Christian goes to his Bibl< > , and finds it al-
ways the same. The life giving doctrines ol the
cross which broug ht peace to his. soul are still hi*
solace ; the precepts of lliii Duine Law are still hit
deli ght. They have never lost (heir ability tp guide
liim, qr their power to console him. U pon this Gos-
pel his fathers pillowed their dy ing heads; upon Ibis
he means to rest in the try ing hour ; and he trusts
that it shall be the precious heritage of his descend-
ants long after his own corruptible bod y shall havy
mouldered into dust.''
Vhe Eil i1ystoa»e liigtijt House.
It is the hope of Heaven which relieves despair .
Short as are our own conceptions ,t here are moments
with perhaps every mind , when glimpses shoot in of
a briulit , and joyo us, and happy existence. Tliej
may b,e instantaneous in their coming, and momen-
tary in their stay ; yet ihey leave a vague sense of
happiness somewhere in store for the rii-hteous , wit h
HccompH'i*' '11
? assurance that it lives nql here below .
j\|l the. associations of childhood have ming led up
the terms of happ iness and Heaven ; and thith er-:
\yan) the wing of hope is gliding, while the damps
«nd mildews, qf tune are gather ing over our sp irits.
Heaven.
There is, not a more contemptible reptile creep-
ing on earth , than a person who takes consta nt de-
li ght in defaming his nei ghbors. Such a creature
never reflects the lig ht of h ea ven; it secrets and
ppurs forlh black gall and wormwood like the ink
fish. Even if it is possessed of worldl y goods, it en-
joys the.n iu;t , and vu!g;,r language are its charac-
teristics. Its tongue is ti pped with peppev .jts bosom
full of aloes , and is fit for r.o society but that of bi g-
ots and fanatics.
The SSanslerer.
1-Jnny of llifi physical evils—the ««nt of vi gor,the
inaction of system , tlio languor and hysterical affec-
tions— which are so pre valent among the delicat e
young women of the present day, may he traced to
a want of well trained menta.1 pewer and well-exer-
cised self-control and to an absence of fixed habits
pf emp loyment. Real cultivation of tin1
, intellect —
p,\rnest exercise of Hie moral powers—the enlarge-
juen.t of the mind by the acqu irement of knowled ge,
and t b,e strengthening of its capabili tiesfor effort lor
firmness , for endurance of inevitable evils , and for
energy in combating such as they may overcome ,
are the ends which education has to atta in ; weak-
fltfiBt, bill became infirmiiy. The power of the Blind
over the bod y is immense. Let that power be called
' forth' let it be traine d anil exe rcised ,and vi gor both
of mind and body wil l be ihe result. Then: is a
i homel y, unpolished say ing, that it is better to wear
out than to rust out ; but it tells a plain truth ; rust
consumes faster than i^e. Better—a million times
better—to work hard , eyen to the shortening of ex-
I istence , that: to sleep and eat away this precious gift
|of life , giving no other cognisance of its possession.
\ [The Ph ysi cal Training of Girls at School by Mad ;
i am dn W>ihl.
Wfcv "Women arc ITuhcsithv.
A. A LITTLKFIELI) ,
STRA\V AND SILK BONNETS,
Ribbons, Fltnr ers , Dress Caps and Lace Goods.
No. 227 Washington .-tre et. Boston.
PiiTLiipi"& moseleTJ
Importers and Dealers in all kinds of
IRON, STEEL, SPIKE S, NAILS, AXLES,
And ever y descri ption of .SHIP IRON.
62 to 66 Broad street , Boston.
Chiofiso iinsti'stl WrssSsissjj FIj isO ,
For washing clothes wiihout rubbiiiq and tearing on the
washhom'd , ami s;i\ ing three-fourth - of the labor , soa p
and time usuall y required. Approved hy the hest
che mi.-ts in Europe and America , and used and re-
commended by thousands in both countries. Manufac-
turers ' Agents in America . Messrs DANA., FARli AK
&, H V D K, Wholesale Grocers , 44 Br oad street ,BoMon.
and -old at retail , in pint and qua rt bottles , by Gro-
rers gcnetally throug hout the country.
dAP.P3TIN07"
03SXPi
AT T H E
ESsiJioves* Street Carpet Warorooms.
The subscriber having purchased the siock of a Car-
pet dealer , at a liberal disco unt from cost,will offer the
same in connection with a large assortment of new and
fle.-irabl e sty les of Three-Pl y.Superfine , Extra-fine and
Common All Wool and Cotton and Wool Ingrain
Carpeting, Stair Carpeting. Straw Malting. Wool and
Cotton Borking, Painted Floor Cloth , Curtai ns,Tassels
and fixtures, lings, Mats , etc., at extremely low prices.
F II A N C I S C II l'L L> S ,
No. 102 HiVOVKK STREET ,
Corner of Blaclcstmie, Salem and Enlicott sts., Boston.
\V I LI.IAM
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C OMMI S S I O N.ME R C H A N T ,
290 C'ommerciid, comer Clark-street , - - - Boston,
—For the sale of.all kinds of—
LUMBER , SASH, BLIND, and DOOR STUFF,
HAY , ETC.
I1ACKMETACK KNEES AND TIMBER.
J AMES
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Te'eITCOZ
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
BONNETS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS
, HA TS,
CAPS, FURS, A
j -c.
63 Kilb y street , Boston.
Paper Was-s'lssmse,
Papf.r of all kinds for sale and made to order.—
News Papers supp lied at lowest rates. Cash paid
for R ags, Wast e, Ropes , Sizing and all other kinds of
Paper Stock, by
GRANT , D ANIELL & CO.,
JO Union st reet , Boston.
Employment Office AS8 Schooi.-st, Boston.
K. KKNKlELD will devote his entire attention to
furnishing Fam ilies . Boarding and Public Houses, with
Am erican , Protestant and other Male and Female Do-
mestics. %
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iTN
rc^ToHLsTl^
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 am«l S!mj> Trisisisaittgs,
For sale wholesale and rciail , at
A. S. & I). .1. MORSS',
96 Commercial street , opp osite Lewis whar f, Boston
BOYDEN & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Mahogany. Black Walnut, Rosetroud and Painted
Furniture . U/ iholslery Gonds , Looking Glasses ,
Curled, Hair Mattresses, l^eatlicrs , Sfc.
No. 313 Washington street , Boston , (U p stairs.)
N. E. POULTRY BREEDER ,
Devoted to Rearing, Breeding and Fattening Domestic
Fowls, illustrated with
TWENTY-FIVE ACCURATE ENGRAVINGS.
It contai ns all necessary information on this popular
subject, a nd is the best practical work ever published.
PRICE TWENTY-FI VE CENTS ONLY.
For sale at the Book Stores. A liberal discount to
tlie trad e. Five copies (l '
y riiai] ) One Dollar. Ad-
dress E. B F1TTS & CO.. Boston. Publishers of the
•¦ AMERICAN UNION,"
In which will lie commenced , on May 1st. 1850.a splen-
did Original Story by-the "'Young !Un ," author of
"Bankejj 's Clerks." Send in your names at once to
R. B. FFTTS;V«GE
7ir'i\
1SIPOBTKK OP
LASTING
S. GALLOONS &¦ FRENCH SKINS,
AND JOBBER OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
Nos. 202 and 204 Washington street , Boston.
SSENKY I,OflKH,
HATS, CAPS AND FURS. UMBRELLAS,
TRUNKS , VALISES, &c ,
81 Hanover and 69 and 71,Blackstone streets.
WILLIAM DALL1NGER
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Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Hals, Caps, Umfos-ellas, &c,
No . 9 Hanover street , Boston .
Spa'isjgr Styl es Hats and Caps.
G. OSGOOD , Manufacturer ,
No . 72 Court street , Boston.
Purchasers at Wholesale, and at Retail will at all times
fi nd the assortment comp lete, and at the Lowest Prices.
Agents Wante d ,
To sell Sears' Popular Pictori al Works.
Liberal encoura gement given to enterprising men.
Address, postage paid , S. M. PETTENGILL, 10 State
street, Boston.
j fietnl Block Letters ,
A new and beautifu l article for Signs , manufactur-
ed and for sale at very low prices , by
CHASE BROTHERS & CO.,
No. 7 Liberty square , Boston.
Mass. S. S. Society.
C. C. DEAN , Treasurer , 13 Corn hill , Boston. The
wh ole number of the Bound Volumes of the Society
are 560, vavwng in price from 8 to 66 cents.
The Society publish 20 differ ent volumes of Bible
Question Books , and a large number of CateehNms .for
Infant Schools ; also.have put. up four assorted Libra-
ries in unifo rm bi ndi n gs, Clolh Gilt Backs , and ietter-
tered and numbered to correspond with the catalogues
wh ich go with them. Titles and price s of the libraries
are as follows— The Infant 's School Lib) ary ,iO volumes ,
S5 50 The Children 's'Library, 100 volumes , SiO 00—
Youth's Library. 170 volume s', f ?-\0—Fami ly Lilmny. 25
vol umes , S12. The Well Spring is puhli-heft once
a week ; price , single copy 35 cents ; 3 cop ies for SI ;
10 Cor S3 ; 20 and upwards , 25 cents per copy.
"LIBERTY TREE BOOKSTORE."
O. Washington Brisks,
No. 376 Washin gton , corner of Essex street ,
BOSTON , M ASS.
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CTC. P. MOODY ,
OLD DICKINSON PRINTING OFFICE ,
52
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VVasiiu-gtos-rtreet.... Boston.
All kin ds of Pr inting (\ona in the best manner.
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THE ODORE BAKER .
Nov. 321 Washington street , near West stre et,
Dealer in UP f lOLii
FERY m,d H OUSF-KFEPING
GOODS.
03*-Window Shades and Draperies made and put up.
Pettengili's Boston Directory,
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Newspaper Advertising Agent,
NO IO ST A T E - S T li E E T , BOSTON,
Is authorised to HKCEiVE ADVERTISEMENT S
and SUBSTKI l'TIONS for Aeuspapirs , at th e
SAME RATES as is charged at the Office
of Publication.
BooU Agents Wanted.
Capable Agents can earn from S3 to ?6 a day, by
selling the ' Business .Man's Assistant ," the most use*
ful buii ness hook ever printed. Also, several other
popular works by the same author.
Address, post-paid. I. R. BUTTS. Boston.
JOSSPH ^BTJRIllfT ^
NO. 33 TREA1ONT RO U BOSTON,
Begs to inform gentlemen of the Medical Profession
that he is prepared to furnish every important article
used by Ph ysicia ns and Surgeons , of the best quality at
fai r prices.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ,
Dental liis.tr«n»cnts and Materials,
Of every approved form, including Chevalier 's cele.
brated Forceps and Hutchinson 's Keys.
PURE CHEMI CALS, Sec.
Also, Pure Sulp hur ic Ether , Chloroform, and Concentrat-
ed Chloric Ether , for inhabiti on.
A great variety of SUPERIOR EXTRACTS , both
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 will receive prompt attention
H E N R Y N E W C O M B ' S
fating; Hoiise,
No. 4 Water street , near Washington street ,Boston .
N. B. Hot meals fit all hours of the day.
DR. ABBOTT'S BITTERS,
The onl y place wher e this Artic le can be obtained
at Wholesale is of its new Propri etors ,
I. D. RICIIRADS & SONS , 24 Elm street , Boston.
new~ani7 vXlua"hleTnYe
"ntTon!
W. B. (*!«>', 22 SUDIIL'RY-STREET , BOSTON.
GLASS WATER PIPES for the conveyance of
Wate r from Wells and Spr ings i n its pure slate. It has
long been known that Lead lJi po has been and is the
cause of great comp laint and sickness.
He has also invented a
GLASS STRAINER ,
That eoes to the bottom of Weils. All sizes of Iron
Pipe laid very cheap. Also several kinds of Pumps.
J, A. LOCKE & D. T. MILL S,
R E A L E S T AT E B R O K E R S ,
No. 24 Old State House, State-st., Boston.
Real Estate of all descri p tions bought , sold , exchang-
ed and advertised , at reasonable rates.
Also, Agent for Knowlcs' Patent GOLD SEPERA-
TORY APPARATUS—just the article for persons
visiti ng California.
LimE'S
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BostoiTSlfiam Refined Can-
D1ES , SUGAR PLUMS , CONFECTIONERY
AND SODA SrilUPS , made at the "Boston Drug
Store," by Wm. B. Little, 104 Hanover, corner of
Salem street, Boston.
A. II. NICHOLS ,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Ilsits, Caps, Furs and Trunks,
No. 4 Market square , opposite North side Fancuil Hall,
Boston .
WILLIAM KNOWLTON,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
S T R A W B O N N E T S A N D H A T S ,
No. 44 Milk street, Boston.
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W h o l e s a l e D e a l e r i n
GIMPS
, FRINGES, BUTTONS,LACES, RIB-
BONS, MILLINERYGOODS, 1)9?fFfcFl 1 ¦
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°s 131 an<* 133 State
Si l^
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I'iL ki HC«< House—BOSTON. |
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constantl y on hand!
^^ i^^^JEgri I and for sale
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Window
Glass ,
iU ^Jg^ I SPIRITS TURPENTINE ,
Wt~~i ^!-./?^~\ Coach and
Furniture
r-fi -J|— %J 1 VAKNISH,
l3""*itlZ~'j ™pP=p*r^ » A S P H A L T U 31, Or
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l f /SsyT ] Iron Varnish,
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i Philadel phia , Boston and
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°° lS fN WH
ITE LEAD,
! .ri^3Cp35~s4l ! PATENT MEDICINES.
llWl TT^^I^l n t' ImP
orte(1
Liquors for Me-
j ^ig^^yj I d ici nal purposes , at th e
IJ^KsSlfe'gjh lowest cash or
credit
m\
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T%Jl « prices.
I I r l r l r
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' . Country Merchants and
consume lie ie pectful l y invited to call before pur-
chasin g elsewhere.
Ruptures EflTectaially Cured
In 10 davs , without a Truss, hy using DR. F. BAR-
KER'S celebrated Remed y,—Price S2, sent with in-
structions for app lication (carriage free) by the agents ,
F. MILLER & CO. 2 1-2 Bromtield street , Boston .
Wood and Willow Ware House,
BROOMS BRUSHES, BASKETS
,MATS,RAKES
TUBS, Sfc. by
ENOCH II . WAKEFIELD,
No. 42 North Market street , Boston.
F I S H I N G T A C K LET
Wholesale and Retail by
W. I. FROST,
182 Washington. 2 doors North of Franklin-st , Boston.
Jennis on's Patent Diaphrnm Filterers ,
For sale at No. 451 Washington st. cor. La Grange Place.
Also, by the Plumbers and Dealers in Water Fix-
tures generall y.
THACHER BEAL , Proprietor for the
* New England States.
W. J. NEK F
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357 Washington street , under the Melodeon , Boston
—dealer in—¦
LACES,HOSIERY
, EMBR OIDERIES, f rc.
GOODS FROM AUCTION DAILY.
French and Englis h CORSETS, wholesale and retail ,
and ma nufactured to order.
Jatis<'S!>s»'s Esstiug: House,
No. 1 SPRING LANE , (rear Old South Church,)
BOSTON.
N. B. II o t M e al s at all hours of the day.
"Wajj teii—ILocal Agents,
In every City and Village for the sale of Dr. Jooth-
aker's Anti-Emetic Carminative, the best and onl y Med-
icine needed for Famil y use, as will be shown beyond a
do ubt , by a pamp hl et of certilicates from those who
have for many years used the article with entire suc-
cess on app lication at his office.
P. M. Families eau be supp lied by express, on rea-
sonable terms. General Agent, JAMES A PAGE,
No. 1 Winter street , Boston.
D ANIEL J. CARRUTH ,
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars and Pipes,
WINE , I'ORTER , ALE. CIDER , &o.
3 and i Gerrish Block , Blackstene street , Boston.
ClfARLESH~MATII E~H
HAS CONSTANTLY ON SALE IWERY GKADE OF
Flour , Grain and Meal ,
1 Haoerhill street , North side Boston and Maine Rail
Road Depot.
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TvrTskinner's "
COD LIVSn OIL.
Dr. S.is the ori ginal manufacturer of this article in
the United States, and sells th e onl y genuine at his of-
fice, 60 1-2 Cornhill , (up stairs,) Boston.
niiARBLOP
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FREEST0NE
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llNUPACTUfiER.
MICHAEL WOODS ,
Rear qf65 gs; Oil Carpets; Straw Matting; Wool yil 1
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Woolen Bocking; Cotton do; plain white £
hi na
c,,f.
Sets; yob! handed do; a good assortment 1ahli-
leftist from the city, a"* w|U^°W %$
aN T.
SPRING GOODS !
THE subscriber invites the attention of Cape Trad-
ers to his stock of
CLOTHING and OUTFITTING GOODS,
a part of which is completel y adapted to the
Fishinjj ami Sea-faring; Business.
All who purchase their Goods in Boston, will fl""
greatly to th eir advantage to examine this Stock, '
they may feel assured that every article will he offers
at the lowest market prices , and on liberal terms.
Also—Just received , a fresh sup ply of Engl'* *
French and German CLOTHS, DOESKINS AN "
VESTINGS , from which Garments will be made
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orde r, and warranted to answer precisely the descDP*
tio n given at the time of sale.
A large assortment of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
of every descri ption constantly on hand. v
SHEBNAH RICH ,
Nos. 78 and 80 Ann-street , corner of Centre,
3d building north of Blackstone-street-
Boston , March 19. 3m •
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ST, CHARLES HOTEL,
BOSTON.
Reopened by MANNING & LYPofth
opposite the Worcester and Western , and very '"
the Old Colony Depots. Baggage carried to and r
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the Worcester Rail Road Depot free of charge. Ottl
Terms SI per day.
W. K. MANNING *
W. G. LYFORD . '
*Formerly one of the proprietors of this House th
kno wn as the Western Exchange Hotel. ' ei<
mav 21 3m