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UMS' DEPARTMENT.
The following good hit , and able exposition of the
right and duties of women , profess to be from a lad y
correspondent of the Lowell Courier !
Mr, Editor ;—Here ] am in the midst of a May
cleaning (deferred on account of the weather) and
with the baby almost sick aml ^-ery cross with "the
teeth cutting, " and yet I feel obli ged by the urgent
ey of the matter , to steal a few moments from all
other oaros, to call your attenti on to, and solicit
your aid in , averting a great evil that seems to
Ihroaten us Ladies of Creation.
Last Wednesday evening I wag prespnt at a meet-
ing of the "Sena te ," to hear what the gentlemen
could have to say about the rig hts of woman ; and I
must confess, while listening to the verv eloquent
remarks of the gentleman who opened the discus-
sion , and portrayed with so much earnestness the
wrongs of woman—I felt very much like the rogue
who was defended in a suit at law by talented coun-
sel : I never realized until then what an injured in*
nocent I was, His closing inquiry-™"Wh y should
not women vote ?"—-has been ring ing in my ears
ever since, and I feel condemned because I have
never given the subject a thoug ht before. Howev-
er, I have now looked it aver in all its bearings,and
as we are not invited to defend our "rights," in the
"Senate," will you please grant me permission to
answer his question throug h the columns of your
valuable journal ?
My answer is simply this—"They have enough else
to do." That woman is, or can be, well qualified to
vote or to fill with grace and wisdom any office , no
matt er how high, be it that of Minister to the Court
of St, James, member of the President 's Cabinet , or
oven that of President itself—there can be no doubt.
But can man , with any amount of teaching, ever
become qualified to preside with equal grace and
wisdom over the more important affairs of the nur-
sery, kitchen , or drawing room ? For surely he
would not be so barbarous as to burden us with new
duties, without assuming our old ones. Suppose , for
instance , these, our friends, (?) should obtain for us
the right of suffrage and the privileges thereunt o be-
longing, and we should feel it our duty,
"
1'
or our country 's sake,
To travel round and speeches make"—
to incite our sisters to avail themselves of their priv-
ileges and elevate the condition of the country—
what assurances can wo have that a cheerful home,
with all its dear deli ghts, would be awaiting our re-
turn ? We, as wives, mothers, and Aome-keepers,
occupy very important posts in ,the great battle of
life, and I, for one , feel unwillin g to take a leap in
the dark in this matter of resigning or exchanging.
Our motto is—that which is worth doing at all , is
worth doing well, and I would suggest to the gentle-
men who think it is so desirable for women to en-
ter the political arena , that they commence with
earnestness and app ly themselves with assiduity, to
acquire a knowled ge of, and ability to perform, the
ten thousand and one honorable and useful acts
that make up our dail y routine. Then , possibly, we
may commence the stud y of the government of na-
tions, and give our time to the preparation necessa-
ry to make intelli gent voters .
While we are the dispensers of so many of the
neoossaries, comforts and luxuries for man , it seems
the veriest nonsense to say that we do not possess
our full half of influence in the world ; and reall y,
sir , this seems the onl y reasonable view of the sub-
ject that I can find. I certainl y think if women
will onl y exercise to the best of their knowled ge,tlie
power they now posses?, particu larl y in. the training
of husbands and sons, the country cannot get ver_\
I'm1 out of the way, or woman be slighted with impu-
nity. And , while teaching our boys,we 'w ill remem-
ber that , as there is a possibility that they may be-
come Presidents ,!
! is a still hi gher honor to be Presi-
dent-nij iki/rs.
Yotn-s for Woman 's Eights, E. W. P.
P- S. Two loaves of bread , Indian pudding and
pork and beans , for to-morrow , have all scorched in
the oven , while I have been scribbling this . There-
fore I have learned that scribbling about "woman 's
rights," and cooking Sunday dinners , are incompat-
ible."
Women's Rights and Women 's Sphere.
The Portland Argus tells the following good story
of the smartness and spirit of a woman in that set-
tlement. The Argus thinks it "the fastest case on
record"—that "it will take a ballqon to beat it:"
"One of our citizens intended to make a journey
east, hist week , picked up his duds , and started for
the cars, just in season to get a seat , leaving his wife
(whom he much regretted could not accompany him)
in the yard hang ing out a washing of clothes. No
sooner had he turn ed the corner , than his wife
throw on her go-to-meetin 's, went to the cars and
took a seat before her lord entered. For eighty
miles or so, this happy couple travelled in the same
car, without the better half discovering his indefati-
gable lad y. Arrived at W., while the husband was
inqui ring the location of his friends , his wife made
A "Fast" Wife.
for the house, and had become happ ily domicilated
before he arrived. Stepp ing info the parlor , his
friends , after the congratulations had passed , ex-
pressed their great regret that he had not brought
his wife. "Oh (said he) she is so busy, she could
not leave. Yery sorry—very sorry, I could not
bring her along." "Well" said the hostess, "so are
we. But there is a lady staying with us that looks
so much like your wife, that you could hardly tell
them apart , Wait and J will introduce you." So
without more ado, in she ushers the fast wife, and
threw the poor man , who left his wife in Portland
hang ing out clothes, into a perfect stagnation of as-
tonishment , at finding she had got there before him.
GOOD
m a ©_le
, in said Coun ty,
on the 12th day of June , A.I). 1850.
Upon the petition aforesaid—Ordered, that notice be
given to all persons and corporations interested there-
in, that the Commissioners will'mcctfor the pu rpose of
viewing the premises and hearing the parties , on Tues-
day the sixth day of August next , at the house of Asa
Sellew, in Truro ,at ten o'clock in the forenoon ,by pub-
lishing an attested copy of said petition , with this or-
der thereon , three weeks successively in the Barnst able
Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstablc, and by
posting up attested copies thereof in
^
two public places
in each of said towns of Provineetown and Truro, the
last publication in said newspaper ,i£and the posting
aforesaid , to be fourteen days at least Tiefore said view ;
and also by ser ving the Town Clerk of said towns of
Provincetown and Truro, each with an attested copy of
said peti tion and order , thirty days at least before the
said view that all parties interested may then arid there
appear, if they see cause, an d be heard thereon.
Attest, TIMOTHY REED, Clerk .
A true copy—Attest,
June 18 CHARLES MARSTON, Sheriff.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Baknstablh, ss.—At a Court of County Commission-
ers, begun and holderi at Barnstable, in said County,
on the 12th day of June, A D'
. 1850.
UPON the petition of JUPAII PADDOCK and 18
others, inhabitants of said Count y, pray in g that a
hi ghway may be laid out over a townway in said Den-
nis , lead ing from the highway near the dwelling house
of S. and S. 1-1. Paddock , to the highway near the dwel-
ling house of Willia m Hall , Jr., in Dennis , an d widen-
ed and straightened , and that a hi ghway may be laid
out, from the same to the highway near the shop of
John Howes, in Dennis, which petition has been hereto-
fore published , the Com missioners having, on view,
adjudged that the common convenience and necessity
requi re that the prayer of said petition should be
granted.
Ordered , that notice be given to all persons and cor-
porations interested therein ,that the Commissioners will
meet for the purpose of again viewing the premises and
hearing the parties and locating and laying out and
widening and straightening the roads aforesaid , accord-
ing to their aforesaid adjudication , on Monday, the
twelfth day of August next, at the bonscof Judah Pad-
dock , in East Dennis, at ten o'clock in the forenoon ,
by publishing an attested copy of said petition , with
this order thereon, three weeks successively in the
Barnstable Patriot, a newspaper printed in Barnstablc.
and by posting up attested copies thereof in two public
places in said town of Dennis, the last publication in
said newspaper , and the posting aforesaid, to be four-
teen days at least before said View ; and also by serv-
ing the Town Clerk of said town of Dennis, with an
attested copy of said petition and order, thirty days at
least before the time of said View, that all parties
in terested may then and there appear , if they see cause,
and be heard thereon.
Attest, TIMOTHY REED, Clerk.
A true copy—Attest ,
June 18 CHA'S MARSTON, Sheriff.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Barnstable, ss.—At a Court of County Commission-
ers, begun and holden at Barnstable, in said County,
on the 12th day of June, A.D. 1850.
UPON the petition of JOHN KENRICK and 140
others of Orleans , Har wich and Chatham , in said
County, pray ing that a highway may-bo laid out from
the guide board on the hi gh way south of the land of
Seneca Higgins in Orleans, southerl y thiough land of
Josiah Linncll 2d , Ziba Eldred ge and others , to Pleas-
ant Bay; thence along the shore of sair! Bay through
lan d of James Smith and others to Ha rwich line; thence
along said shore through land of Asa Rogers Jr , Zenas
Ni ckcrson and others to Mudd y Cove River, near the
house of Zenas Nickerson; thence southeasterl y through
la ud ofRufus Smith or Isaiah Ryder and of Christo-
pher Ryder, Stephen Smith and others, to the highway
near the orchard of Isaac Bea in Chatham ,and a brid ge
buil t over Mudd y Cove River , which petition has been
heretofore published , the Com missioViers having, on
view, adjud ged that the common convenience and ne-
cessity required that the prayer of said petition should
be granted , with certain qualifications.
Orde red , that notice be given to all persons and cor-
porations interested therein , that the Commissioners
will meet for the purpose of again viewing the premises,
hearing the parties , and locating and laying out said
hi ghway according to their said adjudication , on Mon-
day the twenty-second day of July next , at the house
of John Kenrick , in Orleans, at ten o'clock in the fore-
noon , by publishing an attested copy of said petition ,
with this order thereon , three weeks successivel y in the
Barns tablc Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable,
and by posting up attested copies thereof in two pub-
lie places in each of said towns of Orleans , Harwich
and Chatham , the last publication in. said newspaper ,
and the posting aforesaid , to be fourteen days at least
before said View ; and also by serving "the Town
Clerks of said towns of Orleans , Ha rwich and Chat-
ham , each wi th an attested copy of said petition and
order, thi rty days at, least before "
the said view, that all
parties interested may then and there appear, if they
see cause, and be heard thereon.
Attest, TIMOTHY REED, Clerk.
A true copy—Attest,
j "ie 18 CHA'S MARSTON, Sheriff.
Painter and Glazier.
HRHE subscriber would inform his friends and the
JL public , that he has taken a stand near the Baptist
Meeting 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 fa shion , he pled ges himself to give
satisfaction. A continuance of the public patronage is
respectfull y solici ted. Paints of every guid e 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 . CI1ASF
P. S. My West Harwich friends and patrons will
plea se leave their orders at Capt. Lot Chase's.whero thev
wilt be promptl y attended to as heretofore. F W C
Barnstable , Feb. 12 fim
Spars! Spars!!
LEWIS L. SMITH con tinues to make Spars foi
nil classes of Vessels, at his old stand in Province-
tuvvn, on the most reasonable terms. He has also on
hand , at all time^miiternilsfor repairing vessels whicl 1
can be done at shoTt'no tiee.
Provincetown , A pr'i'lM 9. '; e°pl y
For Sale,;
^sn§iS§J||k A Dwelling House and Blacksmith
flliflllA. Shop, and one acre off,Land on which the
JwJ iJilll house now stands , pleasan tly situated in
•sS
s
S
i
s
S
! , East Falmouth , near the Pacifi c Woollen
Factory, all of which will be sold at a bargain , if ap-
plied for soon. For further particulars, apply to
CHARLKS SHERMAN , on the premises. '
kast Falmouth. Feb. 26.
¦
ONGMSH MUSLINS, yard wide and fast colors,
-H-J J or twelve and a half cents per yard , for sale by
_Jamom h P2rt1M.yi?
^
' K T- HALLET-
^
arpetingIIoaBIJE
^
ng „
karate ;£r :;;K
ju st recei ved and for sale by J. KNOW! l
"
q Va
"tles»
Yarmouth Port, Jmio is"
D. & H. N. HILL ,
Calais, Maine,
Lumber Merchants ,
MANUFAC TURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Sawed Lumber, Frames, Deals, Joists,
. DIMENSION LUMBER , TIMBER ,
FLOOR BOARDS , DECK PLAMS, LATHS, PICKETS ,
&c, &c.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
References—Messrs. E. D. Peters & Co. Boston.
Geo. Downs, Esq., President of the Calais
Bank , Calais.
N. 13.—Our Lumber is princi pall y manufactured
in Gang Saws.
CG^The patronage of Dealers in Lumber upon the
Cii pe. is respectfully solicited.
Calais. Mo., Feb. 2G. *3m
JUlTf D I V I D E N D
OF TH E
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
The success of this Company is unprecedented. It
has, as yet, met with no loss, and on the FIRST OF
JULY next, will credit to its Life Members,
1
00 Per Cent, of its Profits !
The advan tages offered by this Compan y, to persons
holding its LIFE POLICIES, over those of the
STOCK , or MIXED Com panies—which divide only a
p ortion , (35, 50, 70 or 80 per cent.) of their profits—are
apparent from the above announcement.
Persons desirous of availing themselves of the ap-
proaching dividend , are respectfully invited to make
applica tion at once.
D I R E C T O R S .
Abbott Lawrence, Boston , John D. Lang, Maine,
Ezra White , New York , Charles Jones, Maine,
Daniel Sha rp, Jr., Boston, Joseph H. Williams, Me.
Henry Crocker , Boston , George Dudley, Conn.
George C. Collins.N York , Hora tio Harris, Boston ,
Elisha B. Pratt , Boston , Walter Hastings, Boston.
E. B. PRATT, Pre sident.
Daniel Sharp , Jr., V
ice President.
BOARD OF FINANCE,
Franklin Haves, President Merchant's Bank ,Boston.
Thomas Tiiaciier, Merchant , Boston.
Reuel Williams, Presiden t Kennebeck Rail Road.
LOCAL REFEREES.
John I. Palmer, Esq. N.Y. Rob t. G. Shaw ,Esq.Boston.
Moses Tay lor, Esq. do. David Henshaw, Esq. do.
Lawrence Trimble &Co.do. William Sturg is, do.
Atsop & Chauncy, do. Charles Sumner, do.
Directors' Office, 78 State-street, Boston.
Par ticular information and Pamphlets given on app li-
cation to J. P. WASHBURN, Agent for Barnstablc
and Nantiicket Counties, mnv 9ft
Cap e Cod Express.
"^^^SB
This
Express
will
leave Office
in Boston
IggyLLl, throug h the Winter at 7 o'clock , A. M., and
**j |
jp?^jy3 P. M. All Express matter going below
-«*&=¦=«£=«Sandwich will be taken in the A. M. train
onl y.
DS^Be particular to have your goods marked "Per
Cap e Cod Express." ,
Office in New York , No. 1 Wall street.
" Philadel phia , 89 Chestnut street.
" Bos ton , Rail road Exchange, Court Square
" Sandwich , Boy den',3 Stage Office,
nov 28 " ^
Tailoring j_
rTUIE subscriber takes this method of informing- the
_L cit izens of Barnstable and its vicinity, that he has j
taken the sbop recently occup ic'
l by Mr. John Paine,
where he will carry on the
'iTuffloirMijg' Hkidiimcssss,
in all its varieties. Those who will favor him with
their business , may rely upon his prompt and faithful
performance of any and all work entrusted to him.— j
Having had many years experience in cuttin g and mak-
ing Clothing of the most fashionable descri ption , he has
reason to believe that he will be able to gi ve full satis-
faction to all who may emp loy him. He will also in-!
form those,in want of any work in his line , th at he will]
do it on much lower terms than ever before done in this
place.
HP-Children 's Clothing m ade to order.
p f ,, ,
, SAMUEL DOWDING.
Barnstable, May 14.
PURIFY !!-Dr. Gay 's Blood
"
puTifie
"
r, cures all
,
s
^',
n
, 2.
iscase
r
s- Serofuh,. Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Pim-
ples, Old Sores, Tumors , Biles, and in fact every dis-
ease arising fVom impurities of the blood. For s'
ale at
the COUNT* BOOKSTORE , Barnst able. may 7
LACK , DRAB AND
~
GREEN CASHMARKTS'
for Summer Sacks, for sale by N. T. IIALLET.
Yarm outh Port , May 28.
MO R E LIGHT !—Pure and genuine Burning Fluid
at 62 1-2 cts per gallon—for sale at the COUN-
TY BOOKSTOKE , Barnstable. ,nay 7
TEAS ! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-
THE
NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY,
ISO WASISSNGTOIV-STKEET,
BOSTON,
Under the Management o
f\G. W
. SLEEPER,
HAVE the largest and best selected assortment of
the following articles , which will be sold at the
lowest possible prices, and which in regard to quality
cannot be surpassed by any establishment in America.
TEAS. ' COFFEES.
Ni ngyong, St. Domingo,
Oolong, Cu ha ,
Souchong, Rio,
Young Hyson , Mocha ,
Old Hyson , Java,
Gunpow der, p. Cabello , &c. &e. &c.
Imperial , The same roasted , and
Hyson Skin , roasted and ground , war-
Twankay, ranted pure .
Con go, "SUNDRIES.
Orange Pecco, Cocoa , Chocolate,
Suepoy Oolon g, Broma , Shells,
F. Pccco, &c. &c. Ex tract of Coffee, &c.
NEW SEASON TEAS,
IN BOXES, FOR FAMILY USE.
5 pounds Souchong, $1 50 1 60 1 75
5 " Extra Oolong, 2 00 2 25 2 50
5 " Young Hyson , 2 00 2 25 2 75
5 " Old Hyson , 1 75 2 25 2 75
6 " Gunpo'
wd er, 3 00
6 " Imperial , 3 00
5 " Hyson Skin , 1 50 1 75 2 25
MEW ElVGIiAlVW TEA COMPANY,
13O Washington-street,
Between Spring Lane and Wuter-st , - - - BOSTON.
N. B.—Orders by Express promptl y attended to.
June 4 6\v
Preservative for the Hair.
KITCHEN & HENDERSON'S HAIR PRESER-
VATIVE hits now been in use nearly four years,
and has pro ved itself to be the best article for improv-
ing the growth and beauty of the hair that has ever been
invented , as hundreds are ready to testify. It entirel y
stops the hair from coming out , and im parts to it
strength and vigor, 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
wh ich ought always to be kept out in order to have
'
-i
healthy growth of hair; because if allowed to accumn
late, it becomes imbedded around the roots of the h-.ir
and clogs up the pores of the skin , thereby preventin -
a free and health y action. The consequence is the 1, iT-
becomes dry and dead , and verv wnn h^in.7
signs of decay and falling off
'
AlH S
^
°
,-vcn7
ed by a proper use of this preservative a^ it gives 1 fe
and action to the skin inrl .,t ti h as ii gncs me
nourishment and strength o tl ?
Sam°
,Te lnJpa rtB
and glossy withont l,0
"
ng J^
'L°hair
' "^ 'CaVeS
"S°ft
Manufactured and
^
for salc
'
aiWholesale and retail , by
( Succclo f ?- T?.YM0NDS , Hair Dubssbb,
J
April 9
Kltcl»cn) « Congress St,, Boston,
JM NEW STYLES. j |
^
Persons from iUe €npe who intend to
PURC
HASE
HATS, CAPS, &c,
IN THE CITY,ARE INVITED TO CALL AT THE STOKE OF
RYDER,
^
CROCKER & CO.,
497 ^^fl$5ingt0«"$tW4i»
WE have inducements for all to patronize us, who
are in want of goods in our line, and being
Cape boys, we 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 Clcrk-hirc , which is such a tax
on most traders. We buy for cash at the lowest pos-
sible prices. Here are three good reasons why 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—
(there is not a larger or better assortment in the city)
—also Trunks , Valises, Umbrellas , and Gents ' Fur-
nishing Goods, and every article wo sell is warranted
to be as we represent it.
Hats and Caps made to order at a few hours notice.
Persons coming over the Capo Cod Rail Road , will
find it but a short distance to our store.
(®f II E M E M B E R^
EYDEB, CROCKER & CO.,
40? WASHINGTON-ST.,
A few doors South of Elliot and Kneeland streets. .
ENOS RYDER. FRANCIS W. EYDER. ALBERT CROCKEH.
Boston, May 10. tf
DOOR, BLIND AND SASH
DEPOT,
No. 613 Washington-street — Boston,
( Second door north of Worcester Railroad Crossing.)
THE subscribers , having made an addition to th
Stock of Doors , Blinds and Sashes, offer for s 1
the most complete assortment of BUILDING MA-
TERI ALS to be found in the city, among which is the
MORTICE SLAT BLIND , in '
every respect superi-
or to the old sty le, and of less cost.
Builders arc invited to call and examine the above
before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. Sashes ready glazed , constantl y on hand.
BAKER & "PERRY.
Boston , April 30. 3m
THE
BOYS5 CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT
IS NOW IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION AND
PREPARING FOR A
MUCH LARGER
OIPIMK'© amndl ©HJMMHIE
BUSINESS
THAN HAS EVERYETBEENDONE!
The STORE , alth ough previousl y extensive , has been
enlarged by the addition of a part of an
ADJOINING BUILDING ,
Thereby making the second story one of tl)e
MOST SPACIO US
Asitl Best Arranged Sales Booms
IN TH3 CITY.
The Stock is much larger than nt any former period ,
and to which additions arc constantl y being made.
It is, we believe , gene rally admitted that the
BOYS' CLOTHING
A T T H I S E S T A 15 LI S II M E N T
Zs-letter cut , letter made, the sizes better assorted , and
as a whole in far better taste
THAN AT ANY STORE IN THIS CITY !
There is no want of attention to the
Constant Changes of Fashion,
And purchasers may rel y with PERFECT CONFI-
DENCE on bein g" able to find whatever is desira-
ble in this line.
—eo*
es~
THOSE WHO BUY AT
W H O L E S A L E
Will find our assortment worthy of their attention !
SUCH AS CANNOT BE MET WITH
ELSEWHERE,
AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES!
This Branch of the Trade is PARTICULARLY
SO-
LICITED. The Terms being liberal.
©M^"@ff HuadbcDm & (0©o9
NO. 4
BRATTLE, NEAR COURT STREET,
5J3©SsS©Sro
march 19 tf
Tremont and Old Colony Nails.
THE subscribers have been appointed Agents for
selling
Trcinont Iron Co.'s Nails,
and respectfull y ask all dealers to call and examine
them at Store No. 70 State-street, Boston.
They offer those Nails for examination , in the ful-
lest belief that they are the most perfect in all respects
of any ever produced for sale in the United States.
They are also Agen ts for th e sal e of th e
O!<1 Colony 5ron Co.'s WniJs,
the reputation of which has been long fir m ly estab-
lished.
They deal in POT and PEARL ASHES , and have
al ways on hand a superior quality for retailing.
WM. THOMAS & CO.
Boston , Aug 8. tf
The Premium Stud Horse
JOHNNY BLUE,
j ff i!&
. Has been purchased ot Capt N
g f- ^Jj A Crosby of Brewster, by Dr. Guild.and
iMHg ®r s(
,«n<* "it his residence,3 month s
^yyLgJyyl^ fre
T
m .llu s clat c> i"J no longer.
• , , , . , Jt ls
"ot oni .
V the li vely spirited
;TiZv Ri r "r of Ms disp°siti °» whichVc^.
modo Ho, X
ap
r
eciate(l
^ the most perfect
k liS u '" thls <>°nntr-but his well adjusted
iiittt svin in ctri (91 firm -mil; i • i • t
beauty and physi^l pow er
S'V°S ^ ^ S"POn°r
of floral" WiS
, ins '° exCBl - aml ™P">vo their stock
T i
T'uo™)le opportunity ,
lerms , S3 50 for the season , strictl y in advance, un-
ioss conditional terms are made with the proprietor.
n , L. A. GUILD.
Orleans , April 2-3. 3m
Wot'ice.
THE UNION WHARF COMPANY of Harwich
and Den nis , here by give notice, that they have
contracted to have ii Wharf built in Dennis , to be lo-
cated at the Shad Hole , so called , about half way be-
tween Messrs. J. K. Baker 's and Job Chase's Wharves ,
to be comp leted on or before the first day of May next ,
for the purpose of Packing Mackerel and Curing Cod
Fish , and supp lying vessels with Barrels, Salt , and all
other articles necessary for carrying on the Mackerel
and Cod Fishery, mid solicit the patronage of all those
that may be in want of the above articles. Terms will
be made reasonable and satisfactory , on applica tion tr,
ANTH ONY KELLY, ) , '
JOSHUA WIXON, } -1"idential
WM. E. ANSEL, ) Committee .
South Dennis , March 26. ;jni
Clocks, Gold Standard Balances, &c.
« HOWARD & DAVIS,
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S^isaiiiiBlisi W^ Continue to Manufacture as
heretofore, GOLD STANDARD BALANCES, for
Banks. Also, DRUGGISTS' BALANCES , &c.
They have also for sale , Church-Tower Clocks, Facto-
ry Watch-Clocks, Astronomical Clocks, Rail Road and
Office Clocks, Regulator Clocks, Gallery Clocks, <$•<;., of
superior construction and finish.
Boston , Sept. 5. ly
"Dental Office !"
THE public are respectfull y informed that T)
TV. Z. TV. & J. TV. CHAPMAN °CTS"
DENTISTS,
are now visiting the different towns on the Can
their Dental Office which is so constructed and ft ^'"i
ed as to afford all the conveniences that may be T"*'1*
ed , or possessed in any permanent office that can
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in the least degree to relieve the patient or f'ac'l'
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the operations, and make them pleasant. "*'e <
They possess all the recent improvements in
Dental art, and are prepared to perform any opernr
however difficult the case may be, in the most skil'
if"'
manner. '"'
Drs. C. are now in Brewster, but will visit the r
lowing towns in the order here given : °'"
South Dennis , Hyannis,
South Yarmouth , Barnstable,
Yarmouth Port, Sandwich:
Persons in either of the above named towns
wish to secure their professional services , arc resn
full y requested to call on them immediately after thf''
ar rival and make an engagement, for unless appn'
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ments are made sufficien tly in advance to insure a s""i
practice, they will not remain long in the place.
All persons interested , are invited to call and esa
ino their mineral teeth , &c, and peruse their charges'
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Dental ope rations , which are as reasonable as any o[j,
Or
Den tist's who ope rate in a faithfulmanner. Thev mat?
ufacture their mineral teeth at Hyannis, where th>
Den tal Laboratory is situated. lr
May 21.
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(LATE OF FESSENDEK & HASKKLL 1
W II O I,E - .,M^ / ll AN
Nos, 28 and 30 Bromfield street
BOSTON. ' '\
j.danforth ITco,,
MANUFACTURERS OP
Rich and Fashionable Fur niture
Have on hand a large assortment, whicli they
the trade, and at retail , for fair prices. '°"er (^
We will warrant every article to be as repros
the purchaser. en N t0
OS^Also—Furniture , of every descri ption „,
°'-der- * iCtt0
MARINE RAILWAY,
AT HYANNIS.
THE subscriber having associated himself with sever-
al others in the construction of a MARINE RAIL-
WAY, respectfully solicits the patronage of those inter-
ested in navigation , whenever circumstances render it
necessary that their vessels should be "hauled up f ir re-
p airs." Said Railway is situated in the safe and com-
modious Bay, known as Lewis' Bay, and a few rods to
the westward of Baxter's wharf, formerly known at
Gage's wharf, where vessels can find a spacious and safe
harbor , sheltered from the winds at all seasons of tie
year. These facts being a great inducement for vessels
to winter here, every facility will bc*t hand for repair-
ing in the spring, the expense of whicli the subscriber
pled ges himself will not exceed what is usual ly charged
at other places. Competent and skillful blacksmiths ,
caulkers, ship-carpenters, riggers, and sail-makers, can
be employed at as moderate prices as elsewhere. Ves-
sels wintering in the Bay wi th the intention of under-
going repair, will be seen to , and their sails stored free
of expense.
Ha ving the interest and convenience of others in
view on the one hand , as well as compensation, netl prof it
and making money on the other , the subscriber hopes
that the experiment will prove a mutual benefit.
ELIJAH TAYLOR , Agent.
Hyannis , July 18. ly
To Owners, Masters and Builders of Slips.
WE
beg to call your attention to a new article for
Ship's fastening, which we believe to be greatly
superior to any material now used for that purpose—
YELLOW METAL BOLTS.
Although new in this market, they have been in ac-
tive use in all the English Ship Yards and Docks for a
long period of time.
The manufacturers, whose agents wo arc, were in-
duced to mak e a small quantity last Spring, by the de-
si re of several shi p-builders here to obtain a sample of
them for their own use. The builders who have tried
them , are so entirely satisfied with their character an'l
worth , that the manufacturers have resolved upon mak-
ing them in large quanti ties and offering them for sale-
Being firmer than the Copper Bolts, they bear mo*
harder driving; and their composition prevents the
formation of the verdigris so much complained of» !
natural to Copper. Their resistance to corrosion caus-
es them to wear more uniformly and longer than Cop-
per Bolts, and they must have the preference over them.
Their present price is about twenty per cent. less
than Copper.
We are now prepared to receive orders for all stew
and kinds used in shi p building, and can furnish an ar-
ticle as perfect as can be made.
We shall be pleased to show you these Bolts, ana re-
spectfull y ask you to examine them at our Store, ""'
79 State-street. WM. THOMAS & CO-
Boston, Nov. 7. tf
Notice,
fTUIE subscriber having received a very handsom e
JL lot of White Pine P ump Logs from the East, >s
prepared to furnish those in want of his Pine PuWpi
with or without Cast Iron Chambers, as suits them
bes t. He believes the chambers have given genera1
satisfaction to those who have used them—the expense
being much less than composition , and answer the same
purpose.
Gra tefu l for the liberal patronage he has received , he
hopes Jy furnishing a good Pump, to continue to re
cci vo the same: SILVANUS JAGGER- )
Ccntreville. Jnnn 11
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People's Equitable Mutual Fire Ins. Co.,
TAUNTON , MASS.,
(PONTINUES to insure safe Dwelling Houses,
\J Barns, and their contents, in the first class, for a
term of seven years, and other safe property for one
year. No connection between the classes, as it regards
losses.
This Company commenced operations , April 20,
1848, and has issued 2030 Policies, covering property
to the amount of over SI.700,000, making a capital of
$51 ,695 21. ALBERT FIELD, President.
P. E Hill, Secretary.
June 4—3m JEREMIAH KELLEY, A gent.
CHAMBERLIN & GOVE,
D E A L E R S I N
3Buntft(Bir9 (D3k9®§®9 ILaiirdLj &@o9
At No. 1
, under Quincy Hall Market,
C. C. CHAMBERLIN , )
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ENOCH GOVE , ( KOS I WJU .
DS^Cape trade respectfull y solitited.^^O
nov 14 lv
DEWEY & CLARK,
Commission Merchants & Shipping Agents
67 GRAVIER STREET , Near Bask Plack ,
W«. I S
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