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POETR Y.
Ihe Old Maid' s Lament.
I see Mm walking in the street ,
I see him at the ball ,
And still in every crowd we meet ,
He's gayest of them a!i.
He looks fit me, mid with a smile-
Bows gracefully and low;
I wonder if he sighs the while ,
To think I told him ''No V
There arc no wrinkles in his face,
No silver in his hair,
But in my own , alas, I trace
The ravages of care ;
Oh, ho must very heartless he,
To keep his heauty so.
He doesn 't seem to fret like me,
Because I told him "No ]"
He's fifty-two anil flirting yot,
With every childish face,
And seems completely to forget ,
My own matured grace.
I do believe he's handsomer,
Than he was long ago,
I wish he'd only ask me now,
I wouldn 't tell him "No !"'
AHho' I'm onl y forty-eight,
I've lost my teeth and hair ,
Indeed I can't afford to wait ,
While he is fooling there ;
It isn 't righ t, hut yet I must ,
My feelings lot him know ,
How much I love him , and I trust
He will not answer "No !
"
'Tis done—I met him yesterday,
And popped the question plain ,
Ami ferventl y I hope I may,
Ne'er do the like again, '
He answered with a horrid grin ,
'¦I'm mar ried long ago,
And even if I hadn't been ,
Old maid , I'd tell you 'No !' "
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
JTIcn and women ,
A woman is naturally gratified when a man sin-
gles her out , and addresses bis conversation to her.
She takes pains to appear to the best advantage ,but
without any thought of willfull y misleading. ,
How different is it with men ! At least it is thus
that women in general think of men . The mask
with them is deliberatel y put on and worn us it mask ,
and wo betide the sill y girl who is too weak or too
unsuspicious, not to appear disp leased will) the well-
turned compliments and Halterin g attentions so
lav ishl y bestowed upon her by her partner at the
ball, If a girl has brot hers, she sees a little behind
t he scenes, and is saved much mortification and dis-
appointment. She discovers how little men mean
by attentions the y so freely bestow upon the last
new face which takes their fancy.
Men are singularl y wanting in good feeling upon
this subject ; they pay a girl marked attention , flat-
ter her in every way , and then , perhaps , when war-
ned by some judicious friend lhal they are going too
far, "can hardl y believe the girl could be so foolish
as to funcv that anything was meant. "
The fault which strikes women most forcibly in
men is selfishness. They expect too much in every
way, and become impatient if t heir com forts and
peculiarities are interfered with. If the men of the
present id until men are suf-
ficientl y improved to be able to appreciate higher
qualities in women ,and to choose their wives among
women who possess such qualities , I do not expect
that tho present desirable movement will make much
progress. The improvement of both sexes must be
simultaneous. A "gentleman 's horror " is still a
"blue stocking," which unp leasing ep ithet is inva-
riably bestowed upon all women who have read
much, and who arc able to think and act for them-
selves. A Young Wife.
Music has a wonderfull y soothing influence ; pur-
er than painting, more ethereal than poetry.and the
least sensorious of any, it exercises the greatest pow-
er over the human mind. Are you, young men,
worn out with the toils of the day, and anxio us tc
drown the linger ing echoes of the roar of wheels and
machinery of mammon ? Learn to play the violin
Amusement or relaxation you must have ; try this ,
it will exert on you all the power and none of the
poison , of opium. If you feel dul l, sleepy, and ex-
hausted , a livel y tune on the violin will rouse your
nerves, and restore them to harmony. Don't have
recourse to wine or alcohol ; these will aggravate ,
not cure ; try music; it is essentiall y teetotal , and
yet ins piring . We all know the effect produced on
t he 42(1 Hi ghlanders at Waterloo , when beginniim
to waver , by the sound of t he pipes. Is the mind
haunted with evil thoug hts ? ¦As Christian young
men , yon know tho soverei gn and infallible pro-
scription , but" in its place music has a wonder full y
expressive power. David played before Saul and
the evil spirit forsook him. Luther , in desponden-
cy used to seize his flute , and rev ive his spirits , re-
mark ing, "The devil hates good music." Are you
marr ied V—docs your wife lose her temper ?—and
she would be an angu l if she never did—let her take
the piano , and you your vio lin , and tr y some fi ne
old melod y—-"John Anderson my Joe ," if you can
think of no other .
Soothing Influence ©f Music.
CAFE COD BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Cars from Boston leave the Depot of the Old Colony
Rail Itoa d.
ON^and afte r Monday , A pril 1. 1850 . Passcnge
Trains will leave -Boston and Sandwich daily
Sund ays excoptcd, as follows , viz :
Lea ve Boston for Sandwich at 7 15 A.M. and 4.10
P.M.
Leave Sandwich for Boston at :>.4:> A.M. and 3.15
P.M .—intersecting with trains of the Full River Road
at Middlehoro '—which trains intersect with New Bed-
ford and Taiinton Trains at Myrick's Station.
Passengers by the 11 A.M. train from Sandwich can
go to Po vidence , via My rick's, reaching there about
5.30 P M
A regular Merchandize Train , with a Passenger Car
attached , will leave Sandwich dail y, at 11 A.M. for
Middleboro '—and returning will leave Middlcboro ' at
3.35 P.M.
Stages leave Sandwich on the arrival of the morning
trains 'Vrom Boston , for the Cape.
Stages leave Monument , dail y, on the arrival of the
morning train from Boston. forFalmoutb and interme-
diate places,—returning in season for P.M. trains for
Boston.
Pa re between Wareham and New Bedford, when
paid at the Ticket Office , 75 cents ; Sandwich and Bos- !
ton SI 50.
Local Merchandize Trains between Boston and Sand-
wich dailv , Bnndavs excepted.
"SILVANUS BOUliNE , Super intendent.
Sandwich , March 27 , 1850. [april 2
B. F. GiLMANJ\U)7
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til Federal -street , Boston.
References—
Drs. Jacob Bioei.ow, ) Medical Professors
John C. Wahkes, > in
Walter Cuannixg, ) Harvard University.
N. Mouse, Esq., I). IIbxsiiaw, Esq.,
Rev. N. L. Fiiotiuxgiiam , B. Butlek, Esq.
I). 1).
N. B.—Dr. G. will be in Barnstable and Yarmouth
Port and vicinity most of the time throug h the Sum-
mer months.
Barnstable, June 11. tf
wTyT balch,
No. 10 Tremoiit Row, Boston ,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
Plain and Ornamental Picture Frames,
of the nicest patterns, m ade in the best manner , and
the lowest prices.
Paintings by the best Arti sts for sale.
Suitable frames for the Art Union Engravings.
June 18
G. H. BALLOU,
IP©I£Wi\,ni? IPivHSJifflHIE^
(At widow Francis Hullet's,)
Yarmouth For t, Mass.
June 18 4w
JOHN SIMMONS
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Manufacturers and Dealers in
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BY THE PACKAGE OR AT RETAIL.
O N E P R I C E O N L Y .
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Up, Over Baked. West Harwich. its
Philip N. Small, Harwich. ' ln
Josiaii May o , Chatham. ''<
Chaiu.es Gorham , Wcllf lcet. Cf'
may 28 3m* '«
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To the Honorable , the Justices of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas next lo lie holden at Barnsuiblc , in and
for the County of Barnstublc , on the second Tuesday
next after the first Monday of April next.
nnixE Petition of IIiba m Gage , of Harwich , in said
JL County, Mary Chase, wido w, Keziah Ridei:,
Hknky \V. Cha se, Zadock K. Chase , Bkn.iamin
T. Cmw, Relia nce I. Chase , childre n of Rej .i-
asce Chase, formerly Reliance Gage, deceased, the
said Benjamin and Reliance being minors under the
age of twenty one years , and now petitioners by Henry
Chase, thei r Guardian and next friend, respectfull y
shows— That your petitioners arc interested in and hold
in common and undivided with Ruth Gage, widow. Jo-
seph Gage, Alinira Gage, Richard Gage,minor children
of Edward Gage, deceased , and under tlie guardianship
of said Ruth Gage, Nathan Kolley in th e right of his
wife, and Mehitabl e wife of said Nathan , in her right ,
said Mcliimhlo being daughter of said Edward Gage,An-
thony Gage and Ruth Gage,minor children of said Ed-
ward Gage,under the guardianshi p of said Nathan Kel-
ley.and Edward Gage.son of Edward Gage.deceased ,and
with ot her persons to your petitioners unkn own three
undivided fifth parts of the several tracts and parcels of
land herei n described , to wit:
One piece or tract of fresh Meadow Land , situate in
Harwich , in said County, bounded on the west by a
creek ; on th e north by land of John Bassett and Gcr-
sha m Hall ; on the east by Paine Allen and another ;
on th e south by the land of the heirs of Daniel Hull,
David Kellcy and Job Kelley.
Also—One Cedar Swamp situate in said Harwich ,
and bou nded as foll ows, on the north and cast bv land
owned by Samuel Hall ; on the south and west In-
land owned and occup ied by Henry Kellcy, Patrick
Kelley, Oliver Kellcy and Lilly Kelley.
Also—Another tract of Land with all the buildings
thereon , being the homestead of the late Mavo Gage,
situate in Dennis , in said County, •¦bounded on the
west by the hi ghway leading to Crocker Neck : on the
no rth by Freeman Rogers' land : on the east by Her-
ring River , so called ; on the south by land of Lo:
Chase.
Also—One piece or lot of cleared Land in said Den-
nis, bounded on the east by said highwa y leading to
Crocker's Neck ; on the south by Swan Pond ; on the
west by land of Freeman Rogers ; on the north by
Gage's Road.
Also—One piece or lot of Woodland , situate in said
Dennis , bounded on the south by land of Samuel
Chase; on the west by the land of the heirs of John
Tay lor ; on the north by the woodland formerl y own-
ed by Ebcnezer Kelley , and the land of Edward Stud-
Icy ; and on the east by land of Freeman Rogers.
All the said Real Estate being land owned and im-
proved by said Mayo Gage at the time of his decease ;
and that the said petitioners are desirous of holding
their shares of said lands in severally, to wit: the said
Hiram Gage one-fifth part thereof , the said Mary
Chase one-fifth part thereof , and the said other peti-
tioners , children of Reliance Chase one-fifth part there-
of— Wherefore said petitioners pray your Honors to
cause partition of said estate to bo made, and their said
shares thereof to be divided and set oft' from the rest—
and as in duty bound , will ever pray.
HIRAM GAGE ,
MARY CHASE,
HEN'R'Y CHASE ,
KEZIAII D. RIDER ,
HENRY W. CHASE,
ZADOCK K. CHASE.
January 23d, 1850.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Barnstable, ss.— Court of Common Pleas ,April Term,
1850.
Upon the Petition aforesaid—Ordered , that the said
petitioners notify all persons interested therein to ap-
pear before the Justices of|ourCourt of Common Pleas,
next to be holden at Barnstable , within and for our
County of Barnstable , on he first Tuesday of Septem-
ber next , by publishing an'.
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attestcd copy of the said
petition and of this order thereon, three weeks succes-
sively in the Barnstable Patriot, a newspaper printed
in Barnstable, the last publication to bo thirty days at
least before the sitting of said Court , that they may
then and there, in said Court, show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. By the Court.
TIMOTHY REED, Clerk.
Copy—Attest ,
Jul y 2—3w T. REED, Clerk .
IHIiiiMTZS AS/ID r. §tej>5ien Jewctt's Celebrated
TRUE HEALTH REST ORING BITTER S.
These Bitters remove all morbid secretions , p urify
the blood, give great tone and vi gor to the di gestive orj
gans, cure diseases that alread y exist , fortif y the system
against all future disease, can be taken with safety—at
no time debilitating the patient, being grateful to the
most delicate stomach , and remarkable for their Cheer-
ing, Invigorating, Straig htening and Restorative Proper-
lies, and an invaluable and sure remedy in
LIVER COMPLAINTS , JAUNDICE , DYSPEPSIA ,
Heartburn ; Flatulency or Wind ; Cos tiveness : Faint
ness ; Pain in the Side, Bones or Joints ; Disorders
of the Skin , Li ver and Kidneys ; Rela xed Bowels;
Loss of Appetite ; Unnatural Appe tite ; Sleeple ss-
ness ; Depression of Spirits; Piles; Humors : Worms?;
Sinking im¦
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havmS luul an attack of 't since. I
uabfe mVd
° ™? "f^'™ are about offcrinS «'» inval-
uable medicine to the public. Yours , truly"
For f.n-ti, • t ¦ SAMUEL BOBBINS.
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FNOPH^S- CHURCIIILL , Portland , Me.
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New BedforoVMass.
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IRA RUSSELL, M D
N. KINGSBURY , M. D., Temple, N. H.
E. DARWIN ABELL, M. D., Rind ge , N. H.
GEORGE JEWETT , M. D., Temp leton , N. H.
Rev. A. W. BURNHAM , Rindge , N. H. '
Rev. RUFUS TILT0N , Peterboro ', N. II
CALEB S. CARTER , Esq., Portland , Mo
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;°- W- McLELLAN, Esq., Boston , Mass
WILLIAM NICHOLS, Esq., Townsend Mass
None genuined , un less signed on each nnWii' '
per , "Stephen Jcwett & Co?," with a pen o vl *
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rect all orders. -
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Frmcipin Office , 3O Indii e* »
For sale by Dealers in Medicines ™, ' ,,Bosto*»"
A n t r-M'r.v. n ™ n- .., r L
ines generally.
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Yarmouth Port; E. Nickersor, T ni meS Kno™les ,
Dennis; Jeremiah Mayo ]& \
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Josiah Mayo , Chatham^ Jo,ol'\
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bylvanus Thomas , Peter 11. Pierce and Iff , S«
npLJS i* an action of Assumpsit to , 'U ¦
-L Hundred dollars alleged to be due 0
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tills rom the Defendant , previous to the °¦
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And it appearing to the Court upon the „ "
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of the l'laintiiis that the Defendant is bo, "^Osk
unit of this Commonwealth , nor resident^", ^at?
time of the service of tho Plaintiffs' Writ - V\Te
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no last and usual place of abod e, tenant' "'heV''
torney in this Commonwealth known '
to !>?8 "'•
give personal notice to the said Defendant Jfp '"'ntiff
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de n cy of this action , by causing an attest!i the J>p
this order to be published in the Barnstali C
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newspaper printed in Barnstable. three wpm atfioi°'
sivcly, th e last publication to be thirty (] s*ct,'*
before the term of said Court to be holden J' at 'ea»t
in and for said County of Bristol , on the «„ a«Bt?t
day of September next. iec°ad J>,
JAS. SPROAT r,
True Copy—Attest , JAS. SPROAT ' o ^
Emot , Pitman & MiTo,','T^t
Taunton , June 25, 1850. 3w PlfTs A
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Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and Copper Man-
ufactory—-Flui d Lamps, &c.
THE subscriber would respectfull y inform tlic citi-
zens of Barnstable and vicinity, that he continues
at his old stand , in tho vicinity of the Custom House, (
to manufacture TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON and
COPPER , in all its various branches. He has on
hand , and keeps constantl y for sale, a great variety of \
articles>of Tin Ware, of tho most improved manufac-
ture , which he will sell at the lowest prices, and he
hopes to secure the patronage of those in want of good
articles, believing that he can make all the various ar-
ticles in his line, cheaper than they can purchase else-
where.
[G?=He is now prepared to accommodate those in
want of FLUID LAMPS,— Caps and Tubes fitted to
all kind of Lamps.
Also—An excellent variety of Block Till Ware,
which he can recommend to those in want of good ar-
ticles. He hopes to secure, by his attention to busi-
ness, a liberal share of patronage.
*#*O/rf Rags taken in exchange for Tin Ware.
June 11 ALLEN BAKER.
Haying Tools,
JUST RECEIVED , AND EOK SALE AT VERY LOT
PRICE ,
£>0ft
r)0Z Darling's celebrated Grass Scy ths ¦
UXf XJ 100 doz. " superior Salt Grass do;
500 doz. Lamson's Patent Sneaths;
500 doz. Fox's improved patent Sneaths ;
500 d6z. common Sneaths;
3000 doz. Hay Rakes ;
1000 doz. Elastic Cast Steel Hay Forks;
500 Revolving Horse Rakes, superior quality
500 Grain Cradles ; h
250 doz. Sickles—and a complete assortment
of Haying Tools at our Agricultural Warcroom and
Seed Store, 19 and 20 North Market street.
D. PROUTY & CO.
Boston , June 18. is3m
Wholesale Book and Stationery Store
TAPPAN, WfflTTEMORE & MASON.
114 Wnshln Kton-st , Boston ,
OFFER to Booksellers, Merch ants and others nil
the different kinds of SCIIOOJ, BOOKS in use-
STATIONERY of every kind—Blank ACCOUNT
BOOKS-LETTER PAPER—STEEL nml f i o r i i
PENS—WAFERS—SEALING WAX iNiyfY
RUBBER—TISSUE PAPERS—PARCHMENT—
MARKING INK.
—A I.SO—
All the now and valuable BOOKS suitable for Li-
braries—Mnson and Webb's latest Church Music.TUE
NATIONAL PSALMIST—and Rus sell's Series of
READING BOOKS, now used in about 500 towns.
may 7
Picked Up
OFF Brewster Shore, a WHALE BOAT, painted
blue , which the owner can have by proving prop-
*rty "'"I paving charges , on application to HIGG1NS
* CROSBY. East Brewster, June 18.
Notice.
PURSUANT lo the 22d Sec. of the 38th Chap, of
tho Revised Statutes , the
BOSTON AND SANDWICH GLASS COMPANY
give notice, that the Capital Stock of the Company ac-
tuall y paid in, on the 1st day of May, AD. 1850, is
Tlir cc Hu ndred TIumi&uikI Dollars ;
and that the amount of all debts due from the Compa-
ny on the same day was Forty-four Thousand Seven
Hun dred Sixteen Dollars Forty-nine Cents.
JOSEPH IIAT, President.
ITEMING JARVES, 1
WM. CARLETO-N
PRENTISS HOBI i'
s Proctors.
JAMES W. FENN O
Samuel Huxt , Clerk ' J
June 1. 1850.
3w—hnne 18
i S U P E R I O R
r> . FAMIL.Y FLO rB, FEED , «Scc.
EARLE & THOBNT0N ,
no. I Eastern Rail Road Avenue ,
i OPPOSITE THE
, SUFFOLK- COUNTY FLOUR MILL,
COMMERCIAL STREET, '
W®
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WILL keep constantly on hand , at Wholesal e and
Retail ,
. Superior Family, ) ,R yc Flour and Meal,
Extra Family, in bbls • Maize Flour ,
and bugs, g Com Meal , bolted & un-
Fancy, Ig bolted ,
oupcrfine,
^ Cracked Corn ,
Fin e, E*< Fine Middlings ,
Extra Bakers', Fine Feed , Shorts ,
3 Wheat Meal, eOrn, Rye, Oats,
Groats, Bran , Sweepings,
Graham Flour, Oil Meal, Screenings,
Buckwheat Flour, &e.
Ihe highest grades of FloiTr from those Mills stand
unrivalled in this or any other market, and our facili-
^. ties for sup plying our customers with all grades of
Flour and Feed , fresh from the Mills, at the lowest
market prices, are not equalled by any other store in
the city. All orders will meet wi th prompt attention
ETHAN EARLE,
? C. C. G. THORNTON,
Boston , July 2. 3m
COFFEES ,
EXCEED INGLY LOW i i i
CONSUMERS of this article arc invited to call and
examine the assortment .
ofFered for sale by the
NEW-ENG LAN D TEA COMPANY,
130 Washington-street, Boston,
at a Discount of twenty per cent, from former
prices, visf:—
1
2 pounds fine Cuba for $1 oo
1
° " " Porto Cabello, 1 00
5> " Roasted and Ground Cuba , l 00
„? " " " Old Java, 1 00
1he above ground Coffees are warranted pure.
Orders by Express promptly attended to.
1 Boston , June 11. 4W
lolmtl'ort and Mv Jicdford Packet.
j
- . The sloop HARRIET , Capt. F. B. $
»-4» ^ iiouvno, commenced running regularl y for '
Ajj ?gw the season , on the 25th ult.,' from Cotuitl {
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t0 New Be
dford , via East Falmomli 1 ''
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apply to ELIJAH PH1NNEY , Cotuit Port , PKRrV C
G. MACOMBER , New Bedford , or to the master on h"
board. tf Cotuit Port, May 14 '
CANCERS CURED.
f]
L- SPENCER , M. D, takes this opportunity to
V/» notify the public that he has a safe and speedy
|cure for CANCERS without the aid of a Surgical Op-
j eration. # Ihe most distressing of all disease? the hu-
man family is subject to. It is one of the most pain-
ful maladies known to the human race Its origin or
cause remains a mystery to the Medical profession of
every nation. Some however , have united in ascribing
its origin in no small degree to mechanical derange-
ments of the body, thereby producing a morbid condi-
tion of the system. The minds of patients thus afflict-
ed become very much taxed by a continual concentra-
tion of thought in reference to their condition , they are
cut off from most of tho happiness and enjoyments of
j le ; they become alive to the slightest stimulent , and
the mind contemp lat es in its various relati on s, every
. shadow of sadness and every color of imag inatio n.from
Ji'K lil y intellectual to the basest of hallucinations —
tre
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* treatmcnt > «"d Cancers
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'e ncver troubl° *e patient again.
J>. "• 1he cure is warranted or no charge for med-
Itme- „,„ C. L. -SPENCER , M. D. r
July 2
62 Purchaso' strcet> N<™ Bedford. j.
C L Q T h T n G !
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WHOLESALE AXD HETAIL j
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 47 Ann-slrcct, Boston.
NEW AND FRESH ASSORTMENT FOR
1850 !
WE
HAVE OPENED ou r Stock of Spring &
Summer Clothin g1
, and have given great-
care and attention to selecting our styles of Goods j
adap ted to the
NSW ENGLAND TRADE.
We are prepared to oiler them to the public , adopting '
th e old proverb of
LARGE SALESAND SMAL
L PR OFITS I
And by strict economy in our expenses , we are abl e to '
sell at prices as low as any other Clothing House in ¦
the United States.
Merchants and Traders,
AVIIO BUY AT WHOLESALE ,
Will find our assortment worth y of their attention. By
givi ng our personal attention to our business and cus-
to mers , we hope to insure a second call from all wjio
may favor us with their patronage.
Gentlemen 's Furnishing 1 Goods ,
OF EV KRY DESCRIPTION ".
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOYS' CLOTHING,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
C U S T O M W O R K j
done in tho neatest manner , with care and promptness,
after the latest fashions.
Orders from the country will be attended to with
promptness and attention.
Corner of Aim and Vlncksloiic streets ,
BOS TOJV .
NAnUM WETIIERBK K. EMKliSON LELAND.
nnril OS Qm
TO.PURCHASERS OF
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AT WHOLESALE.
WHITEVG '& ' KEHOE,
NOS. 40 and 42 ANN-STREET,
HAVE NEWI/T MANUFACTURED FOR THE SPRING
SALES OP 1850,
THE LARGEST AND HOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
READY-MADE
' C L O T H I N G ,
over offered for sale in Boston.
Having relinquised the retail branch of our business
our attention it devoted exclusivel y to the wants of
Traders, and Merchants may depend upon finding with
us a better supp ly of
WELL MANUFACTURED GOODS ,
than at other Houses.
Our stock includes articles adapted to the wants of the
MEW ENG3LANO,
Southern and Western Trade.
The extent of our business enables us to offer 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.
5000 TWEED " " "
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0,000 PAIRS FANCY BUCKSKIN PANTS.
!©,OOO " " LINEN "
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5,000 LINEN SACKS.
BOYS' CLOTHING
IN GREAT VARIETY .
Tailors ' Trimmings asid Piece Goods ,
and a full assortment of
ENGLISH , FRENCH and GERMAN
Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs,
FANCY SILK CRAVATS AND SCARFS
BFk Italian Hdkfs,, Suspenders, Gloves,
AND
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
AGENT S FOR
"BENNETTS " Troy Shirt Manuf actory.
A full and comp lete catalogue of our Stock may bo
had by addressing us by mail.
J. J. WHITING. M. K.EIIOE , Jit. C. W. GALLOBPE.
Boston , March 26 3m
Mats, Caps , #c.
S P R I N G PATTERNS.
Joseph ITlothrop
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It,» of the Big Hat , opposite the Post Office ,
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jg; in this village , and keeps on hand for
^ sale, as good an assortment of
Huts and Caps
as can be purchased in Boston or elsewhere. Traders
and others favoring him with their custom , may depend
upon bis work being done in the most thoroug h man-
ner , and will be sold on the most favorable terms.
CO^Hats and Caps made to order, at the shortest
notice.
He has just received a splendid assortment of Spring
patterns , and gentlemen in want of superior/as/uonai/e
Hats, are invited to call and examine his assortment.
Barnstable , April 16. eopSm
BOOT MD SHOE ^TORE.
W H O L E S A L E A ND R E T AIL.
: Fmnmm Mo M®M <& (S®O9
172 Washing ton-street ,
[opposite buomeikld stkebt] —BOSTON,
: gjpi Respectfull y inform their customers
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|I and the public, that they offer for sale a
Sdte»|g «^S3
mucn- larger stock of Goods than here-
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v tofore , purchasing entirel y for CASH,
*r^™* selling on the "ssui8.Il jsvoffit" prin-
ci ple, and otherwise offering every fair inducement , for
Old Customers to continue , and New Ones to commence
trade with them , both at Wholesale and Uetail.
In the Retail Department, special care will be
taken in the selection of the best materials and work-
men. Particular attention will be paid to STYLE,
DURABILITY , and COMFORT.
In tho Wholesale Depakioiext; tho attention of 1 -
that class of trade rs who arc in search of PRIME RE- \ \
TAILINGSIIOEii,is particularl y solicited , and they !'
are assured arrangements have been made to keep con- !i
stii ntl y on hand a full su pp ly of the most fashio nable
patterns, middling and exit a large sizes, and extra ivuf o
Shoes, that they may always be accommodated with such
onl y as they need. l
KSNo pains will be spared to keep their assortment '
equal to any in Boston , and thev would in vite fW '
traders and others visiting the city! to call i"
Pon th ?¦ I
PEARSON II. FIELD ' '
Boston. Sent. 9«
SAMUEL J. WALL. '
Just Received
A'in°
Fo
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f & ST°WE'S, 18 Union street , Eos-
fishermen A ' Pa,""S W1"t0 MITTS> sllitaMe f°r
f Sw i f 1 ' la''ge lot °f Leghorn Straw and
_ llats
: June 18
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Steel Scythes, of the first q^hy
?J ami ftmsh , warranted to cut well, or no sale—just
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ccelV ed by N. T. HALLET.
laimouth Port , June 25.'
PLAIN BLUE BARRAGE , brown and white MUS-
LIN—just received and for sale by
N. T. HALLET.
X armouth Tort , June 25.
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HASII—CRASH.—1000 Arsheens of Crash , of cx-
J eellent quality, at the very low price of 6d per yd.,
may be found at j . KNOWLES'.
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Yarmouth Port , June 18.
S
UPERIOR NINGYONG TEA , of excellent
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vor; Green do; brown and white Sugars ; Boslon
refined while do; with a general assortment of choice
W. 1. Goods , constantl y on hand , and will be sold low '
for rash , hy N. T. IIALLET
Yarmouth Port, May l
>8. -"w.
Notice.
nnilE subscribers hereby give notice, that the R •
_L near Simeon Freeman's dwelling house in \
f i(*
nis, are undergoing repairs , and unsafe for tliP
3i"!'
to travel over. Therefore those who are disnr,
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pass over said Brid ges, must do so on their n« •
until said repairs are comp leted , which will be n "*
as suitable materials can be obtained. so»a
DANIEL BASSET, ) Selectm.
C. C: BEARSE , { nf
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CHA'S LEWIS, ) Barns »}i
Barnstable , Juno 18, 1850. 3w le'
Commissioners ' Notice, ^^
\I7E the subscribers , having been ap poim.
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YV lion. Nymp has Marston , Jud ge of f, » %
receive and examine the claims of creditors . t(itn
tate of FRANKLIN NICKERSON, late of P
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deceased , represented insolvent; do herebygiv "
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that six months arc allowed to said creditors
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in and prove their claims—and that we shall '""g
that service at the dwelling house of Edith K \
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widow , in Brewster, on the first Mondays of
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December next. "van ,,
OL I VER ELDREDGE , Jr., ) „ ,
FRANKLIN BASSETT, J UnimissiOm,"'
Bre wster , June 11, 1850. "
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Looking Glass Manufactory?
B©\aTS!21 a W^IES)9
43 Cornhill, Boston
MANUFACTURE, and have for sale, a full JL ,
ment of LOOKING GLASSES, in MahZ '"
Walnut and Gil t Frames.
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ls*ogai,y,
Country Merchants are invited to call, as thov »-n
find all sizes, and at Loio Prices. ' '" >,
Also, on hand—French and Gorman Looking P.lo.
PLATES, and a large assortment of Lith»raZ
Print and Picture FRAMES.
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PICTURES framed to order , in Gilt, Rosewood
Walnut or Mahogany. 3m iune \ '
Blake's Patent Fire Proof Paint,
WHICH in a few months turns to Slate or Stone,
protecting whatever is covered from the action
of the weather or fire.
ILoois out for Frauds !
As unprinci pled persons are ofForing spurious article!
for sale, calling them Ohio Fire Proof Paints. 1»e
genuine article is only to be obtained of the Patentee.
New York , or his Agents—and every package is mark-
ed "Blake's Patent Fire Proof Pain ts." The authorize*
Agent, Jeke 1
\ Hall, 38 Broad-street, Boston, li«slt
constantl y on hand : has sold it for 2 years to onrla'B'
est manufacturing establishments , and will give "10
whole history of the Paints and its qualities to anyone
who will send or call at his Counting Room , 38 Bros"
street, Boston. _ .
Also on hand , this Paint and no other ground in Oil,
all ready for use, both Chocolate for sides of buiwing*'
and the Black for roofs. Also, Prepared Paper, all
painted ready to put on , making the cheapest and most
durable roof over invented.
No one has the genuine article ground in Oil , or the
Prepared Paper, without my name being marked up°n
them.
JERE F. HILL ,
COMMI SSION MERCHANT ,
38 Broad-street, Boston . . Aaent.
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To the Public.
MEW IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE MED-
i)VA?
INE—POTTER'S LINIMENT, OB &*
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NAL REMEDY.
-Ruevmatism can be o *
ed.—Cramps , Stiffness of the Joints, Numbness, !
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in the Bones and Muscles, Tic Doloreaux , Lnmi)»^j
I oothache , Headache , Corns , &c, successfully treatt
I'll this -wonderful preparation. .,)
This invaluable remedy, which has entirely O"
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hundred s in this vicinity of the most excruciating oi •
complaints , Rheumatism, is now offered to the Pu" js j
with an entire confidence that it will do all tliat 'j;. s
promised for it. As a safe, certain and speedy «» ,
sine for Rheumatism , Lameness, Tic Doloreaux ,*"- r- [
tiche, &c, it never has been and it ncver can W (
oassed. Let those who doubt this , call upon M« H
irietor, who will satify them at once of the Pe' ig
;ruth of these statements. The External BenxW j,.
tself anew medicine , and never was used in this co
;ry until introduced by the proprietor. As an allevia ,g
jf that class of diseases which it professes to trca»> .j(|
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lestined to win immense public favor. To sa
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Rheumatism when relief is at hand, is the he!Sn
oily.
For sale wholesale and retail by the Proprictof i
WARREN B. POTTER. ,
183 County, cor. Kempton street , ^r
New Bedford, u
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Agents.-O. M. Hinckley, Barnstable ; N. T- Bf"y
rnrmouth Port; Abner W. Lovell , Hyannis : U'1
C. Akin , South Yarmouth ; E. Edson , J>'-, ?rlf Co-
Iiuekley & Stetson , Sandwich ; E. Nickerson Ji'- & *-.
.outh Dennis; Josiah Mavo , David Howes, and ws'
b
igton lay lor , Chatham :" Obcd Brooks, Harwich .V _
Jhase & Co. West Harwich ; Abner.Nickerson and
,. Eldrcd go & Co. South Harwich ; 3™< *S-$?
tfsb
¦ast Dennis ; Bangs Pepper , Brewster; P. N. Vof
nd Jeremiah Bumpus. Jr. Wareham ; Lewis iic
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¦ast Wareham ; Jonathan Mcndall and Ebsna J-•
ipp ican ; Harlow & Lobaron , Mattapoisett—ati u i g_
ties, towns and villages throug hout the United o»
New Bedford , March 5. 6m* ___-—-
TtNGLISH SUMMER PRINTS, in siorc ,an|^ °r
li sale at sixpence per yard , at N. T. llhU-'h l-
Yarmouth Port , May 28.