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MORAL READINGS.
Doing <3oo(g.
Rvery mind has a mission to 'fulfil , an influence to
be felt, either for good or for evil ; and none are so
lost , so degraded , but that some spark of moral fire
u burning within their bosom—and that little spark ,
thoug h faint and feeble, may kindle a bright and
glow ing flame. Say not it is too insi gni ficant , too
(r ifling to accomp lish any usefu l end. Whatever is
good , is worth y of preservation , is worthy of cultivar
tion , The little germ of truth you throw by t he
way-side "'ill not be lost—it shall not perish ; no! it
will bu guarded and nurtured by ange ls, and shall
flourish forever J
We should not fail , t hen, to speak one kind woi d
at least to cheer the wounded sp irit , Thin k not ,
when some wamjerer crosses your way, t hat a word
of warning will be of no avail ; thoug h the err ing
one,may scorn your counsel , that friendl y word will
come to him again , and lead ihe spirit that hath gone
astray back to Il|u palli of virtue , Words of counr
sol , spoken in love will never ,be forgotten ; faithfu l
memory will treasure them up, and t he fittin g time
wil l come for them to do their good work-
Think not , then , a look of kindn ess, an act ol
love , however trifling may seem the ward ol friendl y
ndmonitior. , thin k them not thrown away, whenever
t he oppoilunity to speak , to act , is seen ; then do
your duty, your good deed will be recorded in
Heaven—and you will find even here on earth , a
fu ll and satisfactory reward I
When Iftilh ur was at Cobuig he wrote to a friend ,
'"I was latel y looking out of my window at ni ght ,and
I saw the surs in the heavens , sind God's great
beautifu l arch over my head , but I could 'not see
any pillars on which the great Builder had fi.^ed
th is arch ; and yet 'thu heavens fell not , anil (he
great arch stood firml y. There are some who are
always feeling for the pillars , and long ing to touch
them. And because they cannot touch them , they
stand trcmbling ^and fearing lest th e heavens shotili
full. If they could only grasp the pil lars , then the
heavens would stand fasl ," Tims Luther illustrat -
ed the faith of his own soul , and wished to inspire
it in others with the same strong confidence in God.
—[Messenger , '
"FeeSJsisr for the PsSIsu's."
A famil y is society in miniature ; home is its lo-
cation; woman its presiding sp irit ; whatever de-
stroys its primary features , must disturb the trail -
quility of its joys , introduce evil into its atmosp here
of good ; in flict miseries, not on ly on her , but on all
its members ; and affect the whole community of
which it forms a portion , The fountains of happ i-
ness thus rendered impure , send forth their turbid
waters to lay waste the land. -Thus intimatel y is t he
famil y relations connected with the progress of so-
ciety,
TIae Family Csrcie.
CAPE COD BRANCH RAILROAD.
^Sh^i^MW
^^^'i^
j sTm^
jsg^'ffglgl^r
a L'.il M ER A RRANgTui K.\ Y.
Cars from Boston leave the JJi- iwt r,f the Old Colony
iluil Jio all.
O
' X and after Monday, A pril 1.1830 , Passenger
Trains wil l leave Boston and Sandwich dail y,
Sundays exeepted , as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Sandwich at. 7.15 A.M. a«d 4.JU
P.M.
Leave Sandwich for Boston at 5.45 A.M. mid 3.15
P.ll.-intei-cd-
fbr.S and T.umton Trains at AlyrickS Station.
P-Ksoii "er< bv the II A.M. trainTroin Sandwich can
so to P.Tvidt-nce, via Myrick's, reachi ng there about
5.30 P. M. .
A regular Merch andize 1ram , with a Passenger Car
attache?!, "ill leav e Sandwich dail y, at 11 A M. for
Miildld 'oro '—and retur ning will lcm c Middle hoio ' at
3.-15 P.M.
Stages leav e Sandwich on the arrival of the morning
train * from Bost on , for the Cape'.
Stages leave Monument , dail y. on tlie arrival of the
morning train from Boston , for Ealmouth and interme-
diate jjiaces,—returning in season, for P.M. trains for
Boston.
Fare between Wareham and New Bedford , when
paid at tlje Ticket Office. 75 cents ; Sandwich and Bos-
ton SI 50.
Local Merchandize Trains between l^)ston and Sand-
wich dailv , Sundays execpted. \
"SILVANUS BOURNE , Superintendent.
Sandwich , March 27 , 1S50. fn pril 2
Estate of Franklin Nickerson.
1\TOTICE is hereby given , that the subscriber has
J_H been dul y appointed Adminis tratri x of the goods
an d estate of
TRANKLIN NICKERSON,
lateo f Brewster , in the County of Barnstahle , mari ner,
deceased , intestate , and h.is aecc)jt ed tlui t trust and "iv-
en bond as the law directs. And all persons htivhn*
de mands upon the estate of the said deceased are here-
by required ,to exhibit the same; and all persons in-
chshted to the said estate are called upon to make pav-
ment to EDITH NICKERS OX , Admr 'x
Brewster , April 16, 1850. 3w— [juuo 4
Tailoring !
rFUIE subscriber takes this method of inform ing die I
X citizens of Barnstable and its vicinitv , that lie has !
taken the shop recentl y occup ied by Mr. John Paine j
whe re lie will carry on the
'iTafill^ff&Qg3 IShlsShikbsSj,
in ail its varieties. Those who will favor him with
their busi ness, may rely upon his prompt and faithful ]
performance of any and all work entrusted to him.— |
Havin g had many years experience in cutting and mak-l
f ug Clothing of the most fashionable description , he has !
reason to believe that he will be able (og ive full satis- !
faction to all who may emp loy hi m. He will also in-
rorm those in want of any work in his line , that he will
place
0" "11
'1*loicer Urms tluxn ever bct'oro done in this
OGT-ChildreVs Clothing made to order. !
Bankable, Mav 14.
SAMUEL DOWDING.
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Woolen Hocking Cotton do; p/aV.V^vl^
00
^,,^'^^ I
Sets; «old handed do; a good assortment. T'll
'
le Cm
lory—just from the city, and will be sold low by
dp 1« W41ES (S- COXdXT. '
D. & II. N. HILL , • |
Calais, Maine, j
Lumber Mer chan ts. I
M A N U F A C T U RE R S OF A ILL IUXDS Oi' I
Sawed Lumber , Fram es Deals, Joists,!
DIMENSION LUMBER; TIMBER , I
FLOOR BOABDS , BECK PLIMsAaTHS , PICKETS, !
&.C., &C. j
ALL OP.DKHS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. j
References—Messrs. E. 1) . Peters & Co. Boston.
Geo. Downs . Esq.,'President of the Calais
Bank , Calais. ' I
N. B.—Our Lumber is principall y manufactured
in Gang Saws.
[XP^The patronage of Dealers ui Lumber upon the
C.nie , is res pectfiillv^ solicited.
Calais , Me., Feb. 2 6. "
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CJIAMBERL IN & GOVe!
D K A I . E U S IX
JBunttsiTg (D3k®©§®9 !Lairdl9 ua jtadstaal Wcia ^
tU m
- —o*-c=~—
The Stock is much larger than at any former period ,
and to which additions arcfonstantj y bei ng made.
It is, wo believe , generall y admitt ed that the
BOYS' CLOTHING
A T T H I S E S T A 15 L I S II M E N T
Is better cut , better made, the sizes belter assorted , and
as a whole in far belter Mite
THAN AT ANY STORE IN THIS CITY!
. There is no want of attention to the
Constant Changes of Fashion ,
And purchasers may rely with PERFECT CONFI-
DENCE on being able to find whatever is desira-
ble in this line.
—-0*0-.—
THOSE WHO BUY AT
W H O L E S A L E
Will find our assortment worth y of iheir attention !
SUCH AS CANNOT BE MET WITH
ELSEWBDB RE,
AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES!
This Branch of the Trade is PARTICULARLY
SO-
LICITED. The Terms being- liberal.
CMwir Mt3rito<0)ii]i <& . ©©og
NO. 4
BRATTLE, NEAR COURT STREET,
^©BiffiOHo
march 19 tf
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
BOSTON.
-« ~V-—JTrSflin ~^" _
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jf fcSr **-uta
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ar:k1~-n_
. nJkft/fi^SJil^iliTl M^
i l^SMjinu tp ^ fc»V
ReopcBiecHsy IHAKSIW & JLYFOB1>,
opposite the Worcester and Western , and very neai
the Old Colony Depots . Baggage carried to and from
the Worcester Rail Road Depot free of charge.
Terms &1 per day.
W. K. MANNING *
TV. G. LYFORD .
*Formerlv one of the proprietors of this House, ther
known as the Western Exchange Hotel,
may 21 3m
Fire Insurance.
dJoir©3MiiaIhi IE©HE- Goods in Boston, will find it
.yeatly to their advantag e to examine this Stock , as
! tney may tcel ussuied that every article will be offered
j
at tne lowest market prices , and on liberal terms.
Also—Just received , a, fresh supp ly of English ,
V«Tiim'l /;crailn CLOTHS , DOKSKINS AND
vi^hllN GS , from which
^
Garments will be made to
order , and warranted to answer precisel y the descri p-
i tion given at the time of sale.
I A large assortment of
CLOTHIN G AND FURNISHING GOODS
of every descri ption constantl y on band.
SIIKBNAII RICH , "
Nos. 78 and 80 Ann-street , corner of Centre ,
3d buildi ng north of Blackstone-street.
Boston , March 10. 3rn
Spars ! Spars !I
T EWIS L. SMITH continues to make Sj>Kl'S for
Jj all classes of Vessels , at his old stand in Province-
tawn, on the most reaso nable terms. He has also on
baud , at all times , materials for repairing vessels ,which
can be done at short notice.
Provinccto wn , April 19. cop!y
41
wmM&
^w
i £y,mm 5\ StepEicia JScxvett, of Kimlge, 3V »»¦
I
T is not pretended that any one of these Med
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will relieve or cure every disease. All reasortabi '***
sons know no sinqle article can accomplish such results ^'
it is true , each of these medicines, by thorough trial •
bo pro nounced to have no superior or equal f or '^I'"
or Permanent Care of those diseases for which thex*
recommended , as they have been tried , and pvovert i
1
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their continued use for the last fifty years by nunie
Families and Physicians to be trul y '¦Family Medici "**
and pro nounced to be all the Medicines any Pei So *>'
Famil y can Require , unless in very extraordin ary cas
Ot
Their power over disease has not been -Erceifed
8
*?;
Equalled ,-—as numerous cures attest , where skilfai/Tl/'
sicians have failed to produce relief. " .
T-
ALL CAN BE CURED , WHO WILL Tt^
THEM AS DIRECTED , IP within this power *
Medicine.
8(
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B>!\ Steplscn Jewctt's Celebrated
TRUE HEALTH R E S T O R I N G BIT T E R s
These Bitters remove all morbid secretions , jm,.'/
th e blood , give great tone and vi gor to the di gestive os
gans, cure diseas es that alread y exist , fortif y the svstr.*'
against all future disease , ca n be taken with jafoty^**
no time debilitating the patient , bei ng grateful to tl"*
most delicate stomach, and remarkable for their Q,e !^'
ing, Inviqoratinq, Straig hten ing and Restorative Pror, '
ties, and an invaluable and sure remed y in *'
LIFER COMPLAINTS , JAUNDICE , '
DYSPEPSIA
Heartburn : Flatulency or Wind ; Costivencss ; rnjn
ness ; Pain in the Side , Bones or Joints ; Disorder
of the Skin, Liver and Kidneys ; Relaxed Bom !
Loss of Appetite; Unnatural Appetite; SleepW '
ness ; Depression of Spirits; Piles; Humors: Worm !
Sinking and Fullness or Wei ght at the Stomaj],
8
!
Nervous Headache , and every form of Indi gestion !
Nervous.Irritability; Giddiness ; Drowsiness: AVai]"
dering Pain s ; Pal pitati on of the Heart ; Sc'rofula
'
,
St. Anthony 's Fire ; Salt Rheum ; Canker ; Cancw*
ons Sores ; Inci pient Cons-umption, and all Of|,
Diseases caused by an impure state of the f ilood,Z,iVeT
<5'c, or which tend to debilitate and weaken the svs,'
tern.
To FEMALES who suffer from a Morbid and Unnaf.
ura l Condition, and trho scent threatened with CONUVMlK
TION, this is a Medicine of Inestimable Value. It is an
Excellent Reined;/ in Summer Complaints, and & great
Preventive of Fkveiis.
Dr. Stephen Jewell's Highly Celebrated
Ibis Elixir contains many of the most highl y Sp.
proved coug h or expectorant medicines , recommended
by the United States. London , and Edinburg h Colleuoj
of Health ; hut being peculiarl y and fortunatel y com.
bined , is trul y wonderfu l in its good results. Part icu-
larly should this Medicine be in every Family where theti •
are CHILI) HEN , 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 , COLLS,
Sore Throat; Influenza : Asthma; Bronchitis ; Quin.
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, &e.
Dr. Stephen Jcwetl's Justly Celebrated
STRENGTHENING PLASTER,
This plast er is co mp osed of quite a number of vege-
tabl e substances , peculiarly compounded. Thtirc never
has been, and there is not at the present time, a better
plast er mad e, for the various purposes-ior which plas-
ters are used. It has no superior for removing
PAIN , INTERNAL INFLAMMATIONS , 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
whe n used in
LIVER AND " PULMONARY DISEASE^,
will, prove very beneficial to those suffering with such
complaints .
Extract from a letter of an eminent physician in
Worcester Co., Mass., a member of the Massachusetts
Medical Society.
Winciiendon, Jan. 16, 1849.
"Dr. Stephen Jewett : ¦ "
Dear Sir—I speak with confidence , having used tk
Elixir in my own practice , and I unhesitatingly recommend
it as a safe, valuable and highly useful family medicine.
I consider it indeed a family medicine , and a ranedy
for Coughs, Colds,and that dreaded disease the Lroup,
for which it is far ,superior to any other preparati on hi-
fore the public.
I have used your Health Restoring Bitters in my prac-
t ice, and have found them very serviceable in Dyspep-
sia, Humors, General Debility, and particularly in IJahl-
ual Cosliveness. I consider it one of the best remedies
in use. Yours , &c. IRA RUSSELL, M. P."
From one of the most eminent physicians in the
State of New Hampshire.
Temple, N. II., Jan. 17, 1849.
;
'Dr. S. Jewett :
Dear Sir—I have examined your Pulmona ry Ehxtft
and am well satisfied that, it merits the full confidence
of the community, as being whe.t it purports to be, a"
efficient and safe remed y for all the diseases to wliicn
th e respiratory organs are subject. It may be used witj
much more safety "than almost any other article offered
for this purpose , inasmuch as the danger of impaired
action of those organs , the frequent and leg itim ate.re-
sults of most other remedies of the class, by reason ot
their opiat e charact er, is , by this , entirel y obviated. _
The physician who should meet with "it in families
would find it a ready assistant , by which his own h'1'0'
in the dispensation of medicine would be obviated , an"
his efforts for relief essentially aided.
With much consideration , your obed 't serva nt-
N. KINGSBURY , M. D-
Scrofula and Liver Cowjdaint Cured.
Boston, May 15, 1848.
'• To all whom it may concern , this may certify, tb"'
I have for years been troubled with a scrofulous I"1'
inor , which has been very troublesome ,and was fast n"'
dermining my health , and had severe pains in the bnWt
loss of appetite, la nguor, and general debility.
A short time since , I commenced taking Dr. Jeaett i
Health Restoring Bitters; and in a very short time my
hu mors and pains left me, and my appetite improved,
and my health has not been so o-ocd for years, a" ,01
which I attribute to Dr. Jewett 's Health Restoring Bit-
te rs- (Mrs.) E. H. RUSSELL- ,« lf
Asthma can be Cvred.
Ri ndge , N. II ,May 4, 1846.
'>> ¦ ntephen Jewett :
Dear Sir—1 have for years been troubled with **!°
Asthnut in its worst form. At times it has been so se-
vere as to threaten suffocation , nnd I have been obl'?^
to sit up ni ght after ni ght , being unable to lie cloivr
\ {
I have tried various remedies without any benefit. *
last I was induced to try a bottle of your PidmotiH }
Elixir, and lam happy "to inform you that I »" c° j
pletel y cured, not having had an attack of it ^"f
6' j,
am glad to learn that you arc about.offering this 1"
uable medicine to the public. Yours , trulv . .c
SAMUEL KO BBttjK .
For further information regarding these V-"^ X e
BLE MEDICINES , see Pam phlet 'to be had «} ",
Agents , (grati s,) where testim ony from the nig"
qu ar ters will be fou nd , among which are letters froP
Hon. MAR SHALL P. WILDER Boston, Me-
llon.,TAMES C. CHURCHILL Portland , Me-
ENOCH PATTERSON , Esq., Boston , Mass- .
Cnpt. CHARLES II. COLE , Rindge , N. 1U Ill(e
/•
New Bedford , Mass. ., V,
EPHRAIM MURD0CK. Jr. TCsn. Winchen don . *
.'/ )
IRA RUSSELL , M.D.
N. KINGSBURY , M. 1
) , Temple N. H. '
E. DARWIN ABELL, M. D., Ri ndge , N. H- T
GEORGE JEWETT , M. D. Temidcton , N. "
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Rev. A. W. BURNIIA M , Rindge , N.H.
Kev RUFUS TILTON , Pcterboro ', N. H. .
CALEB S. CARTER , Esq., Portland , Me.
GEO. W . McLELLAN , Esq., Bost on, Mass.
WILLIAM NICHOLS, Esq., Townscnd , MafS-
None genuine d; unless signed on each outsid e.¦»'
f o.
per , '-Stephen Jewett & Co," with a pen , to who"1
rcct all orders. tnft .
Principal Office , 3© Tndia-sf , B«sl"
lor sale by Dealers in Medicine s generally. „„,..
AGENTS—0. M. Ilincklcy, Barnstab lc ; C /'• jt.s,
Cess, Hinckle y & Stetson , Sandwich : James f",
" Ve-S
Yarm outh Port; E. Nickerson .Jr., Chapman &¦ l' et ;
Dennis ;«fferemiah Mayo , Nath'l Myrick , »re Q\,eA
Josiah Mayo, Chatham '; Josep h P. Nickers on . .„ ft (
Brooks , Jr., Job Chase, Harwich ; David Iv- v.yaii-
Co,South .Yarmouth ; Warren Ilallet & Son, '
nis ; H. J. Richmond , Fairhaven.
June 13 ly
Sailor's Soug.
llark ! a nu-irv Sailor 's song !
Ho-ec-ho f
feo un.l it Imid the sea along !
ll o-hoiivc-ho !
Now to uo.'ii.orn s!:ores I sine; ,
Now the south shall hear it ring,
Overboard aii care ue tiiny !
When the sea is bellying rough—
lio-ee-'io !
I my pipe-smoke at him. puff—
Ho-heave-ho !
Fish in sunshine leap and gleam,
[sharks behind us swim the stream ,
And the sea-gulls wildl y scrcain *?
When the tempests make her creak ,
Ho-heave-ho !
Up I climb the top-mast peak-^
Ho-hcave-liQ !
'• Cheer up, Captain P then I cry,
•' Winds are fair , I see blue sky, '
Let th e gallant streamers fl y \"
One thing clouds a Sailor's bliss—
Ho-ee-ho !
Ah , I pine for Peggy's kiss I
_ Ho-heave ho !
Thinking when the tempests blow ,
On that bosom's lil y-snow ,
True love racks my" hea rt with wo.
Ah , but when thepqrt is nigh—
Ilo;ee-ho !
And I see her bright black eye—t
Ho-heavo-ho !
O, so wild 'bat glance of bliss,
After such a long, long miss ,
Ten thousand times my Peg I kisa.
P OET RY.
John Alcohol , my Joe John ,
When we were first acquaint ,
J'd meney in my pockets^ John ,
Which now Iknow there ain 't.
I spent it all in treating, John ,
Because I loved you. so;
But mark me how you 've treated me,
John Alcohol , nsy Jqo.
John Alcohol , my Joe John ,
We've been too lon^ to.^ethor ,
So you must take one road , John ,
And I will take the other ;
For we may tumble down John ,
If hand in hand we go, '
And I will have the bill to foot ,
John Alcohol , my Joe.
Jolin Alcohol, IWy Jo,
Spare moments are the (lust ol time |and Young
was writ ing a true as well as a striking line , when
he taug ht that "sands make the mountains , and mo-
ments nn\ke tho year." Of nil portions of our life ,
the spare moments ai'e the most fruitful in. "oot) or
evil , They me the gaps throug h whiuii tempta-
tions find the easiest access to the garden of the
poul .
The greatest pleasure of life is love ; the greatest
treasure , contentmen t ; the greatest possession ,
Health ¦(he greatest ea»e, sleej, < an d the best med-
icine , cohl water ,
The poor man must work to got incut for his stom-
ach ; the. rich man to got a stomach fnriiis meat.
• A man is aftc n his Qwri ro|
,
|,cri • H(J s|oals ,,.om
Ills own boson, ami heart what God there deposited ,
and he bides it out of his way as .lo^s d,, with hones.
spare jt fotpentSt
Piiinlfii1 and Glazier.
TIPHE subscriber would inform his friends and the
41 public , that he has taken n stand near (he Baptist
Meeting House , in Barnstablp, where he will continue
?Q carry on the
PAINTING , PAPER-IMUIKG AND GLAZING
business in all its branches. Being acquainted with
every art , sty le and fashion, he pledges himself to give
(satisfaction A continuanc e of the public patronage is
respectfull y solicited. Paints of every grade, puie or
mixed , also paper-hang ings and house trimming s , fu r-
nished at Boston prices. Particular attention paid to
fancy work and lettering. J\ \y. CHASE.
r. h. My West Harwich friends nnd patrons will
please leave their orders at Capt . Lot Cbase's.wh ero they
will be prom ptly atten ded to as heretofore. F W C
BarnstaUc , Feb. 12. f,m
'R r
;AC
l'C I)HAB ANn QKREN CASH
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MAmm.
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# *ui- bmnmer Sacks , for sale by N. T. IIALLET
y*ruiowtli Port , May ?g.
J ":\i.l.u i.
, Cap e Cod Exp ress.
""'C
?
eK!
^F
T\\\s Express will leave Office
in
Boston
Sjggyt l jJ. throug h the Wi nter at 7 o'clock , A. M., and
JS]%=SSIIS£^3
P? M. All Express matter going below
-f ua.iZi.JxASandwich will be taken in the A. M. train
onl y.
EP^Ii e particular to have your goods marked "Pa
Cape Cod Ex/ Tress,''
Office in New York , No. 1 Wall street.
" Philadel phia , 89 Chestnut street.
" Boston , Railroad Exchange, Court Square
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' Sandwich , Hoy den's Stage Office.
11nv 98
Steamboat Notice.
SUMMEK ARRANGEMENT .
TSSte* Tlie Steamer NAUSHON , Captain
/^®*j \ Henry Paixe , will , until further no-
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A44 tire
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leave "Wellfleet at 7 o'clock , A.M .
eg—*:-}¦:! »¦¦
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^^ Mondays . Wednesdays and Fri-
da vs, for Boston , stopp ing-at Brewster and Province-
town for passenuers and frei ght.
Returning—Will leave Eastern Steamboat Wharf ,
Boston , at 9 t-2 o'clock , A.M1'., on Tuesdays , Thurs-
days nnd Saturdays , for Proiincetown , Brewster and
Wellfleet.
Stages will run in connection with the Boat at
Brewster from Chatham , Harwich and Orleans , and
will be in readiness on the arrival of the Boat from
Boston , to convey passengers to either of the above
towns. A Stage will also convey passengers between
Truro and the Boat at Wellfleet.
Passengers froin Brewster will be conveyed on board
a vessel moored off the landing, at 8 o'clock , A.M. to
be in readiness to go on board the Steamer when she
arrives from WellftVct.
fare between Chatham and Boston , •¦ 1 90
¦
' East Harwich " 1 65
" Orleans " 1 50
" Brewster, " 1 25
" Easfhain " 1 50
" Truro " 1 38
" Weilfleet " - 1 12
" Provincetown " 1 00
Meals extra. tf Provincetown , Juno 4
To tho Judge of Probate for the County of Barnstable
and Mate ot Massachusetts :
LOUISA M. BURSEEY and ANDKEW THORP ,
of the City and State of New York , Executo rs of
the last will and testament of IRA BURSLEY , late
of said City, shi p master, deceased—Respectfull y rep-
resent that tho said last will of the said Ira Bursley has
been duly proved and allowed in the Court of the Sur-
rogate of the City. County and State of New York .and
was dul y executed , attested and published , accordi ng
to the la ws of said State of New York , a copy whereof,
and of the probate thereof , dul y certifi ed under the
seal of said Court , is herewith produced and exhibited
—and t hat the ^aid testator had , at the time of his
death , real estate in said County of Barnstable , where-
on said will may operate—They therefore desire th.it.
said copy may be filed and recorded in (lie Piobate Of-
fice of said County of Barnstable , pursuant to the pro-
visio ns of the Statutes of Massachusetts in such case,
and that such further proceedings may bo had ifiereon
as by said Statutes arc provided for. ;'
LOUISA M. BURSLEY ,' ) „
ANDREW Til OK I', j
tx(=cutors.
By David Bjirsusy, their Attorney.
Dated at Barnstable , May 28, 1850.
COMMONWEALTH 01? MASSACHUSETTS.
Barnstable, ss—At a Court of Probate lioldeu by
adjournment , at Barnstable , in and for the County
of Barnstable , on the twenty eighth dav of May, A.
D. 1850.
Upon the foregoing petition of Louj,sa M. Burslev
and Andrew Thorp, Executors—-Ordered , that t he
same be tak en inio consideration at a Probate Court,
to be holden by adjourn ment , at tho Probate Office in
Barnstable. in sai d County, on the third Tuesday of
July next , at eleve n o'clock in
^
the forenoon , an d that
said Executors give public notice thereof , by causing
an attested copy of said petition and this order there-
on , to be published three, weeks successivel y in the
Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstahle
aforesaid , the first publication to be thirty days at least
before the third day of Jul y next , the time assi gned as
aforesaid , that all persons interested may then and
there appear and shew cause, if an y they have , cither
against or for the filing and recording of said copy, and
proceeding thereon as in said petition is.prayed for.
N. MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
A true Copy—Attest :
June 4—Sw T. REED , Register.
BarnstaSle, ss.—Pkobate Office, May 31, 1850
To all nersons interested in the Estate of ASA C
AMES late of Barnstable , in the County of Barns-
talde. deceased, intestate:
LUTHER HINCKLEY , Guardian of Gbanviixe
Ames and others , some of the heirs at law of the
said deceased , having petitioned (he Court of Probate
of «aid County , to ffrant adminis tration of the estate to
GEORGE MAK STON , Esq., of said Barnstable , or
other suitable person—You are hereby notified that
said petition will he considered and acted upon , at a
Court of Probate to he holden at Barnstable , aforesaid ,
on the third Tuesday of June next , when and where
you may ;ippoar and bo heard thereon.
By order of the Jud ge of Probate
june 4—2w ' T. HEED , Register.
JII S^T 0IVIBEJV B
OF THE
UNION MUTUAL >LIFE INS. CO.
The success of this Company is unprecedented. It
has , as yet , met with no loss, aaid on the FIRST OE
JULY next , will credit to its LJfe Members,
100 Per Cent, of i\s Profits !
The advantages offered by tbisiCompauy, to persons
holding its LIFE POLICIES ,' over those of th o
STOCK , or MIXED Companies—which divide enl y a
portion , (35 , 60, 70 or 80 per cent.) of their profits—are
appare nt from tho above announcement.
Persons desirous of availing themselves of the ap-
proaching divide nd , are respectfull y invited to make
app licatio n at once.
I) I R E CT O B S .
Abbott Lawrence , Boston , John I). Lang, Maine ,
Ezra White , New York , Charles Jones , Maine.
Daniel Sharp, Jr., Boston, Joseph II. Williams , Me.
Henry Crock er, Boston , George Dudley, Conn.
George C. Collins, N York , Horatio Harris , Boston ,
Elisha B. Pratt , Boston , Walter Hasti ngs , Boston
E. B. PRATT , Presi dent.
Daniel Sharp , Jr., Vice President.
BOARD OF FINANCE ,
Franklin Haven , President Merchant 's Bank ,Boston.
Thomas Thached , Merchant. Boston.
Keuel Williams, President Kennebeck Rail Road.
' LOCAL REFEREES,
John I. Palmer , Esq. N.Y. Robt. G. Shaw ,Esq.Boston.
Moses Tay lor , Esq. do. David Henshaw , Esq. do.
Lawrence Trimble &Co.do. William Sturg is, do.
At.-'Op & Chnuncy, doi Oharlcs -Sumner , do.
Directohs' Office , 78 State-stheet, Boston.
Particular information and Pamp hl ets given on app li-
cation to L0THR0P DAVIS, Agent for Barnstable
County. ' nl!l y 28
TEAS ! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE
NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY,
&30 WASHINGTbX-STBEET,
BOSTC^T,
Under the Management of l«?. W. SLEEPER,
H
AVE the largest and best '^selected assortment of
the followi ng articles , which will be sold at the
lowest poe»ib le prices , and which 4 in regard to qualit y
cannot be surpassed by anv establishment in America.
TEAS. ' ' COFFEES.
Ningyong, St. Domingo ,
Oolong, Cuba ,
Souchong, Rio ,
Young Hyson , Mocha ,
Old Hyson , Java,
Gunpowder , P. Cabello , &c. &c. &c.
Imperial , ' The same roasted, and
Hyson Skin , roasted ami ground , war-
Twankay, ranted pure.
Congo, SUNDRIES.
Orange Peceo, Cocoa , Chocolate.
Stutpoy Oolong, Uroma , Shells.
F. Peceo, &c. &c. Extract of Coffee , &c.
NEW SEASON TEAS ,
IN BOXE S, FOR FAMILY USE.
5 pounds Souchong, SI 50 - I GO 1 75
5 " Extra Oolong, 2 00 2 a5 2 50
5 " Young Hysons, 2 00 2 25 2 75
5 " Old Hyson , r i 75 2 25 2 75
6 " Gunpowder , 3 00
6 " Imperial , . 3 00
5 " Hyson Skin , 1 50 1 75 2 25
NEW ENGliA&nr* i'EA COMPANY,
ISO Wasliinjgton-sti'cct,
Between Spring Lane and Water-st , - - - BOSTON
N. B.—Orders by Express promptl y attended to. .
June 4 fiw
J
l |NEW STYLES. J
j |
Persons from tW'Cape who intend tc
PUR CHASE
' HATS, CAPS, &c,
IN THE CITY , ARE I N V I TE D TO CALL >lT THE STOKE 0
1
MMR, CROCKER & CO.,
497 '(g^asfjinfjtoij -strwf*
WE have inducements for all to patronize us. who
are in want of goods in our line , and being
Cape boys, wo ask a share of the Cape trade. We
manufacture our Hats , and are our own workmen,
thereby saving 25 per cent in the cost of the Hat. We
are at no expense for Clerk-hire , which is such a tax
oil most-traders. Wo buy for cash at the lowest pos-
sible prices. Here are three good reasons wh y we can
sell cheap, and we shall endeavor to sell as low as the
lowest.
We try to keep a first rate stock of Hats and Caps—
(t here is not a larger or better assortment in the city)
—also Trunks , Valis es, Umbrellas , and Gents ' Fur-
nishing Goods , and every article we sell is warranted
to be as we represent it.
Hats and Caps made to order at a few hours notice.
Persons coming over the Cape Cod Rail Road , wil l
fi nd it but a short distance to our store
&T II B i\l E M I? E R @a
BYBEB, CROCK ER & CO.,
497 WASIII 'NGTON -ST .,
A few doors South of Elliot and Kncci'and streets .
UNO * R Y D E R . F R A N C I S W. R Y D E R . A L B E R T CROCKER.
Boston; M ay 10. tf
| Boots and Shoes.
«P~j The subscriber has on hand and offers
t for sale. a good assortment of Men 's and
e*
a»13«<£§Bo.V's' BOOTS and SHOES ? Also—
^L
Wom en 's and Childr en 's Shoes : all of
| whic h "ill be sold low for rash, or on
I short ercdit. TIENRY EWER.
| Particular Notice.
All persons indebted to me , cither by note or account
previous to Jan 'y J , 1850, wil l call immediatel y and
i settle th e same. -- h i'
j Barnstablc , May 14.
-OXGLISI1 SUMMER PRINTS, in store ' and for
AU sal e at sixpence per .yird, at N. T. HALLET'S
I Yarmouth Port , May 28.
I SUPERIOR NIXGYOyO TEA , of cxeoHe^ flZ
kJ vor: Green do; brown iwid white Sugars ; Boston
refined while do; with a general assortment of choice
W. 1. Goods , constantl y on hand , n nd will be-sohl low
for cash, by , ". £J, T, HALLET.
Yarmouth Port, May 28,
\
~" "the
I SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES
I -0F-_
I f &k XT rfFh 9TH "I u t Tf "Tk-JI1 dHl
j CP i b^ i i ifiliiilsl v&r
j ARE NOW READ Y
j AT
i JOHN SIMMONS & C(VS
! ONE PRICE
ESTABLISHMENT,
ftUINCY _HALL !
This Establishment has for many years been con-
i ducted on "the One Price System , and our i ncreasing
U earl y patronage is the surest guaranty that the plan
meets the approbatio n of our numerous customers and
the public generall y. Our intention is to keep every va-
riety of Read y- Made Clothing, wher e a person may at a
moment 's noiiee suit hi mself to any st\le of garment ,as
well cut and made as the best custom 'work , at a great
saving of time and money.
Particu lar attention has been paid to the getting up
of our Spring and Summer stock for Retail Tradc ,and
our assortment is probabl y better adapted to the wants
of this community than that of any other Clothing
House in Boston—and our prices warranted to be as
low or loner.
MERCHANTS from the Country and Dealers in
Heady-Made Clothing will rind a comp lete assort ment
|to select fro m , which we shall sell on the most liberal
j terms and at Lowest Prices.
TRADERS from the South and West are invited to
examine our stock before making thei r purchases , as
we manufacture largely for their trade , and keep a great
variety suited to their wants not to be found elsewhere.
We have also a lar^e and well selected assortment of
Piece Gooils , of English , French and German Fabrics
i of new and beauiif 'ul patterns , imported by us , and
made expressl y for our use by the manufacturers .which
we will make to order in the most "appr oved and fash-
ionable manner , and in a sup erior sty le of workman-
shi p. Furnishing Goods, Boys' Clothing, Rubber Goods
and California Outfits Wholesale and Retail.
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Oj^ E PRICE OILY.
O
John Simmons & Co.,
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QUJNCY HALL,
BOSTON,
OVER QTJXNGY MARKET,
ENTRANCE 1ST DOOR IN S. MARKET-ST
march 26 2m
DOOR, BLIND AND SASH
DEPOT,
' No, 613 Washington-street Boston ,
(Second door north of Worcester Railroad Crossing.)
T
HE subscribers , having made an, addition to th
Stock of Doors, Blinds and Sashes, offer for s 1
the most complete assortment of BUILDING MA-
TERIALS to be found in the city, among which is tho
MORTICE SLAT BL>ND , in every rospeet 'superi-
¦
or 'to the old style, and of less cost.
Builders are invited to call and examine the above
before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. Sashes readv glazed , constantly on hand.
, I JBSAI1EK &,'PEBBY.
Boston , April 30. 3m
DUCK, CHAINS, &c.
1ftnO 1>1KCE S OW Colony Cotton Duck ;
, Xl/UIF 3000 do ShawmM do •
| 1000 do Chilton do;
500 do Canton "- do;
400 do Oclla „. do ;
100 do 24 to 72 inch do;
500 do Bear Ravens do ;
200 do Shi p do. do ;
500 do Super Scotch do ;
400 do 2d quality do. do ;
700 do Heavy Ravens do; j
500 do Light (|
0 do ; I
100 bbls Cotton Sail Twine; |
300 coils Russia Bolt Rope ;
50 cases A merican Bunting ;
60 English Chain Cables , 3-4t h to 1 9-16
inch ;
20 casks Coil Chain , 1-4th to 3-4th inch;
American and Eng lis h Anchors.
For *"le at No. \7 City Wharf, Boston, by
FEARING, TIIACHER & WIIITON.
_J!!£
yii_ 3m
: Preservative for the Hair.
KITCHEN & HENDERSON'S H A I R PRESER-
\ A 11 V E has now been in use nearl y fou r years,
and has proved itself to be the best article for improv-
ing the growth and beauty of the hair that has ever heon !
invented , as hundreds are read y to testify. It en tirel y j
stops the hair from coming out , nnd imparts to it :
strength and vi gor, and gives to hair the most coarse
and harsh , a soft and glossy appearance. It also re-
moves all scurf and dandruff from the skin and head
which oug h t always to Be Kept out in order to have
'
v
health y growth of hair; because if allowed to aceunin
late , i t becomes imbedded around the roots of the hi "
'1
and clogs up the pores of >he skin ; the reby prevent i ng !
a free and healt ,y action. The consequence is the I,
'
h-
becomes dry and dead , and very soon begins t n i
sisfn* of decay arid falling off All h s ¦f I '°W i '
cd by a.proper use of this present v£ "
u giv'
eT^
an d action to the skin , and at the simVtin "
nourishment and strength to the hi- T i ™')ai'tti
and glossy with out being VrOa,y ' le"VCtl
"S°ft
Manufactured and for'Viln -, ',. i i ,
JOUN II. SYMO Nn sil ^'^^^'11
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SUPERIOR BlAT^rTli^iT^Ll^ST^I
Yarmouth Port , May 28.
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