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MORAL READINGS.
Home and Women.
Jf ti)ore !vis ever been a more touching or elo-
quent eulqg itim upon the charms of home , and its
dearest t reasure, woman , than is conta ined in the
following extract from the Christian Enquirer ,it has
Hat been oiir gqod fortune tfi meet it:
" Qn r h,omes ; what is their corner stone but the
vir tue of a woman , and on what does, social well be-
ing rest hut on our homes ? JJust' we not trace all
other blessings of civiliged life to th'e doors of our
private dwellings ? Are not our hearthstones guard-
ud hy holy forms of cqnjuga l ,ftlial and parental love ,
the cqrner stones of church and state ; more sacred
than either , nwe necessary than both ? 3>t our
tem.p leg crumble , and, our academ ies decay, let our
public edifices , our halls of justice, arid our capitals
of slate be leveled with the dust j but spare our
homes ! I4et no socialist invade them with his wild
plans, af pommunity ! Man did nqt invent and he
cannot improve or narogute them . I
A private shelter to cover in two hearts dearer to
Pitch, othpr than all in the world ; hi gh walls to e^-
(ilude tl|p profane pyes of every human .bei ng, seclus-
ion enoug h for children to feel that mdthcr is a hol y
and i) peculiar name^— this is home an<3 here is the
birthp lace of every virtuous impulse , and every sa-
cred thoug ht. Here the church and the state must
CQPie fqr their origin and support. Oh ! spare our
borne j The lovp we experience tfipre gives us our
faith in an infini te ,goodness ; the purit y and disin-
terested tenderness of home is our foretaste and our
earnest of a better world. In relations {here estab-
lished ami fostered , do we find throug h life the chief
solace and joy of existence. What friends deserve
the name compared with those whom a birth right
gave us ? Qi)e mother is worth a thousand friends ;
one sister truer than twent y int imate companions-
We who have played on the sanip hearlh , under the
li ghts of the saine smile , who date back to the same
scene and season of innocence and hope , in whpss
veins riins (he same blood , do we not find that years
onl y make more sacred ap<{ more important the tie
that binds us ? Coldness may spring up, rjistirn.ee
may Separ ate , different sp here? may divide; but
thene who can love anythin g, n)io cont inue to love
at al l, must find ilistt Iho friends whom God himself
gave , are wholl y unlike any we can choose for our-
selves , and that I he yearnings for these is the strong
spark jf) our exp iring affection ."
A jus t man is always simp le. lie is a map of di-
rect aims and purposes. Therp is no perp lexity in
his motives, and , hence , there is no j arring or dis-
oordsnpy in hi s character. Up wishes to do right,
and in mast ei|ses lie does it ; he may err , bu t it is
by mistake of jud gment , and not by '
perversity or
inte ntion: The moment his jud gment is enli ghte n:
ed , his action is corrected. Setting before himself,
always, a clear and worth y epd , he will never pur-
sue it by any concealed or unworth y mean s. We
may carry our remarks for illustr ation , both into pri-
vate an.4 public life. Observe such a man in his
home s—there |s a; charm about him , which no artifi-
cial grace has over had the power to bestow ;. there
is a sweetness , I had almost said ,a music in his man-
ners, which no. sentimental refinement has ever giv-
en.
IJis speech, ever fresh from purity and rectitude
of thought , controls all that are within its hearing ,
with an UItfe|t , ar,d yet resistless sway. Faith ful lo
every domestic , as to his religion and his God , he
would, no rtrqro prove recreant to any loyally of
home, than he would blaspheme the fllaker in whom
he believes, or (hat he would forswear the Heaven
in which he hqpes, Fideli ty and truth to those
boun4 by love and nature lo his heart , are to hi m
mast sacred princi ples; iliey are in the last recesses
of his moral bei ng, they are imbedded in Ihe life ot
his life ; and to violate them , or even think of vio-
la ting them., would seem to him as. a spiritu al exter=
(fli nation, the suicide of his soul.
J?oris such a man unrewarded , for the goodness
(hat ho so, largely gives is la rgely paid back to him
ngain j mid tho' the current of his life is transparent
it is not shallow ; on the contrary, it is deep and strong.
The river that fills its uhannel ,glides smoothly along
jn the power of its course j jt is the stream which
scarcel y covers the ruggedness of its bed , that is tur.
tntlent an<1 noisy, With all this gentleness , there is
exceeding farce j with all this meekness , the re is im-
perative command ; but the force is the force of wis-
dom i and the command is the command of love ,—
And yet, tho auth ority which rules so effectually,
never gathers an angry or an irritabl e cloud over
the brow of the ruler ; and this sway which admits
pf no resistance , does not repress one honest impulse
of nature , one moment of the soul's hi»h freedom ,
one bound of joy from the heart 's unhidden glad-
I1"ss, in tho spirits of the governed.—[Rev^iMr.
tiilcs,
A Just Man.
CHAMBEELffl & GOVE,
DE.VI.EKS IS"
W>wM
®t9 (Dh®m®9 ILsMg <&©O9
At No, 1, under Quincy Hall Market,
C. C. CIIAMBERLIN . )
««e-«i,n^r
ENOCH GOVE , '
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BOSTON.
Ey Cape trade respectfull y solititecl.=£U
nov 14 iy
CARPETING—CARPETING ,—1200 yards Car-
peting, from 12 l-2c to $1 per yard. Also, all
wool Stair Carpet of different widths and qualities.
j ust received and for sale hy J. KNOWLES.
Yarmouth Port, Jupe 18."
DEWEY & CLARK,
Commission Merchants &Shipping Agents
67 GRAVJER STREET , Nuak Baxk Place ,
w' a.^k; ™™ ©bij baks.
ap 9 6m
B. F."^nJIANTlu)7~
EW!B(M§©Sf M§SJi?ESlJI
9
©S Federal-street , Boston.
References—
Drs. Jacob Btgei.ow, ) Medical Professors
Jon.v C. Warren, > in
W.u,tek Ciianni.vg, ) Harvard University.
N. Morse, Esq., I). Hknshavv, Esq.,
Rev. N. L. Fkotiiixgham , B. Butler, Esq.
IX IX
N. B.—Dr. G. will be in Barnstable and Yarmouth
Port and vicinity most of the time through the Sum-
mer months.
Barnstable. June 11. tf
W. Y. BALCH,
No. 1
0 Tremont Sow, Sostoii,
MANUFACTURER OP ALL KINDS OF
Plain and Ornamental Picture Frames,
of the nicest patterns , made in the best manner , and
the lowest prices.
Painti ngs hy the best Artists for sale.
Suitable frames for the Art Union Engravings.
June 18
JOHN SIMMONS & CO,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BY mj^MGEJB
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ATJUETAIL.
OPTE F B I CE 03TL Y .
(gwnsroir hl&ils
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Up, Over Quincy market,
feb 5 BOSTON. ly
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GOULD 1 STOWE,
Cap Manufacture rs ,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, Trunks , Valises,Carpet Bags,
Furs , Umb rellas , Buffalo Robes, &c.
No. 1
§ UslON-SlKEET ,
(Next Door to tho Lngrango House ,)
Thaddeus Gould , ) "
T>nFOUllIG10 Sti'GCt,
lie against the many base and worthless counterfeits cP«n»»
got up to imitate the GERMAN LUSTRAL WASH- KOfelWV.
ING FLUID, as many of the miserable imitations are unnTiniTT
put up in bottles of a similar style, and the labels so J , UANjj ORT U & COi,
printed that they are well calculated to deceive the M amitp1!
ptttptiM?« nv
purchaser.and injure the hi gh reputation of a truly valu-
M A i i u i A U U h n t s oi
able article. Rich and I1ashionab[(3 b urnitiire.
Indeed , the Proprietors are credibly informed that
certain individuals , possessed of more brass than brains Have on band a large assortment, which they offer to
are now attempting the manufacture of a spurious ar- the trade, and at retail , for fair prices,
ticle , which they will endeavor to palm upon the public We wil1 warrant every article to be as represented to
as the genuine article of J. W. Emery & Co.'s manu- tno purchaser.
facture ! Remember , the genuine can only be obtain- 03^"Also—Furniture, of every description, made to
ed of this firm or their authorized agents. order. tf June 18
Sold in Boston at tho Laboratory , by the manufac-
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
J. W. EMERY & CO.,
BOSTON
Wo. 61 Oranitc Buildings, . ___ _1_
Eastern Rail Road Wharf, near East Boston Ferry, _~~^__ —«Li¦f^JVSCjf'B'
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and hy their duly autiioiuzeb Agents in all the = ^rvTfrVilli ll II SI r» ™? "^J^tC^Sv
princi pal cities and towns in the United States and the „ ItaBfc**-.I ? " ¦
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N. B. None genuine unless the label contains the >3i t U uk i K a £ ¦
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written signature of J. Warren. i [j|j||wk RT1t|il 1[11111 I BI^lll j i I > "
F. BROWN'S ^^^1
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Sarsaparilla & Tomato Bitters. K««i>«»^
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manning & mfobd,
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' opposite tho Worcester and Western , and very near
A^y^cinst^o^ZtndS
B^rd ,t- «*™ Colony Depots. Baggage carried to and from
lem , Lowell ,and in many other places where they have tlle Worcester Rail Road Depot free of charge,
become in general use by them ,for all complaints where Terms $1 per clay,
a general alterative to the system is required. \y j f ]yjA.NNING *
Brown's Sarsaparilla and Tomato w r TTrfl T,n '
Bitters will be found a certain cure in all cases of „_ lj i nunu.
Indi gestion or Dyspepsia , Jaundice , Loss of A ppetite , formerly one of the proprietors of this House, then
General Debility, Faintness and Sinking of the Stom- known as the Western Exchange Hotel,
ach, Lowness of Spiri ts, Costivcness , Determination of may 21 3m
Blood to the Head , Pain in the Limbs and Side , Di- —-— ————
arrhoea , Weakness, Dizziness , Cutaneous Eruptions on /f y .•
the Face and Neck , Hectic Fever, Ni ght Sweats, Ner- iJOiV
petinQ
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vous and Sick Headache , Acidity of Stomach , Billious "* **
Affections , Piles, Costiveness , and in all diseases caus- ^__= —
cd by impurity of the Blood , the debility of the sys- ^1
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tem , or the unhealth y state of tho stomach and bowels. ^&~=^;
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constitutions broken down l>y sedentary emp loyments , — tl ^^J ^^
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and have been extensivel y used by Clergymen , Editors , ":
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Printers, Clerks, Seamstresses, and numcreus others , #y--n
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Wa jm t!PJlt| I ,
whoso health has been injured by confinement and close iWj l I'll 4 a s fe3 '
application , with the happ iest- results. They restore the III! ,|J iNil 1 illffii l^ '*
action of the stomach , increase the quantity of the ^H^JilW^3i?!M
p|
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blood , and impart to tho wan and emaciated system of :
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the invalid tm vigor and glow of true health. ^"
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Piles ! Piles ! milL sub nibeii hi\o on hind and ne constintl >
Brown 's Sarsaparilla will be found a certain remed y JL leecnmg fiom I jctoncs. -ind Manufdctui cis , both
for that dreadfu l and most troublesome disease. Cases foreign and domestic, a heavy stock of
have been cured after all other remedies have been tri- ffo AT5)T£>T5SFTF]T?OT/'KU'si
ed without having the least effect ^^isii^JUl^li^C^tSg
Coughs ! Coughs !
in evcry varict y of st
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le and finish -
We can recommend this article as being one of the Among which are,
most efficacious medicines for Coughs, Pain in the Side , VELVETS, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS THREE-
Weakness, &c, now in use'. It has been used with great PLY, SUPER AND EXTRA FINES
effect in removing Coughs of long standing, Also-Low priced Carpetings , of which wo keep a
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Kir. Edward Mason, heavy stock.
Druggist , in Portland, Me., says Brown 's Sarsaparilla Also—Painted Floor Cloths, from 2 to 2 1-2
and lomato Bitters is now doing wonders in that place, feet in width. Canton Mattings, thick, varie-
Acarl y all the Physicians are recommending it. gated and plain , all widths. RUGS , MATS, BOCK-
T. R. Hayes, ' ' INGS, TABLE OIL CLOTHS , etc. etc.
one of the firm of T. R. Hayes & Co.. Portland says he <-)'11' f*1'ion(13 and customers on the Cape, will not for-
never sold a Medicine that sravc such general sat 'isfac- S'e't0 favor us with a call , and look throu gh our stock
tion for all billious comp laints ; there is'nothine' in his before purchasing their Carpets , as they may rest as-
opinion that equals them. sured that they will find a large, new and choice as-
imr * t-i tt» sortment of croocls at all times, and at the lowest pri ces.
n, n m i A* G* VnSC, h
VVM. P. TENNEY & CO
fuel,' UnorT ?¦T7
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'ts various branches. He has on
hi ghl y recommends Brown 's Sareaparilla and Tomato i
la " ' alu' Jj^cPs constantl y for sale, a great variety of
Bitters." articles ot lin Ware , of the most improved manufac-
[From the Portland American.] w L f " ''e W
,'" SeU at the lowc't Prices
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and Ile
"From a fair trial of Brown 's Sarsaparilla and Toma- /¦ , sefure the patronage of those in want of good
to Bitters , we can recommend it to the public as a most ,- , cl0
.s> believing that he can make all the various ar-
valuable Medicine." yf
U1 ms lluc. cheaper than they can purchase else-
The above are but a few of tho many hundreds of re n-Wri • j , , •
r^e^^-Ki. Thu abOTc we ^ ™ ?¥t™^*c-:
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Vfr^"^1-4 -ricty of Biock Tin wr'
deceive.
intended to which he can recommend to those in want of good ar-
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are sold in Boston , by the Pronriotn • wrr,
tic '0S" ,?e llOp0S t0 sccllrc
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v I)is attention to busi-
ERICK BROWN , 68 Washington s rce ' "ess, a liberal share of patronage
Aaents Birnst-ihlp O AT i5' ,, V *^
*Old Rags taken in exchange for Pin Ware.
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or. n iPB™ & Crosby ; Q De Laincs; Gingha ms; Prints. &c; Paper IIan|-
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ah Hal%- J''-! West Chat- ings; Oil Carpets; Straw Matting; Wool Carpets-
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Jr/ > Woolen Bockirlg; Cotton do; plai n "
white China Tea
march 24
<-uaso—and hy agents generally. Sets; gold banded do; a good assortment Table ' Cut-
_J ; , ly Jery—just from the city, and will be sold Iqw hy
.
ifi WALES <}¦ COhiANT
WILKINS, CARTER & CO '7*
POPULAR MUSIC BOOKs' 6
MOKE UK1VEBSALLY USED THAN AIL 1ttll
commendation. "oi airy t '
THE PSALTERY. By L. Mason and fi
One of the most complete works of the kind ^eH
lished. It has received the sanction of ih e j j
ever
p^^
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Hayiln Society and the Boston Academy of M
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Psaltery will m ake a valuable additio n to th
S
'ti "He
Academy 's Collection and Carmina Sacra ij s'on
to be in every choir. ' ' n
^ "igU
THE NATIONAL LYRE. By S. Park a,
crman , S. A. Bancroft and H. K. Oliver. Q '''ucfe.
most charming collections of Church Music ev °f
^e
lished. It consists of old , new and original m
e
^ P»b.
of which is of a strictly devotional character ' all
NEW BOOK FOR 1849-50
BAY STATE COLLECTION. A new
ular Singing Book suited to the wants of all rji .Pop,
Denominations, and containing a greatly enlnr» i ''"l
mentary Department , with Special Exercises and a 'e'
tation to Sing ing Schools. By A. N. Johnson P-
of Treatises on Thoroug h Bass and Harmony ' a""10
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and Conductor of the Music at Park street Chn'r h ^Ci
siah Osgood , Organist at the Winnisimmet PiI ' ^°"
and Sumncr Hill , Organist at the Old South Ch
l i
Boston. Besides a great variety of new and or ¦
rc
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tunes , the book contains nearly all the old favoiite'^"1
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heretofore published ; a splendid selection of Sn' .ncs
Anthems , and a Chorister's Index , designed t ^
the taste of the Chorister and facilitate an api»° as
.s
's
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selection of tunes for particular hymns. As a wW"6
is believed that this Work has never been sai-Da « ifit
equalled by aiiy similar collection. Teachers and '
others interested in Church Music and Singing Sc), a
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arc respectfull y invited to examine it before makin» '
other selection. ^ a1-
NEW CHORUS BOOK, ESPECIAH*
ADAPTED TO THE USE OF CHOIlfs L
*
THE CHOIR CHORUS BOOK. By A. N j
son. A collection of choruses from the works of Ha»]
Hay dn , Mozart , Mendelssohn , and other distinguj K
composers. This work embraces a larger collcctin
choruses than has been before published , arranged
form for the use and improvement of choirs; and it;.'?'
lieved that , besides the additional interest which its
imparts to choir meetings, the stud y of the pure com"811
sitions it contains will greatl y improve the taste ani//""
cilitate the power of execution. Several editions h
been alread y sold. Price 5 50 per dozen. tVe
SCHOOL MUSIC BOOKS.
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL SONG BOOK jnt
parts. By L. Mason and G. J. Webb , Professors in tl
Boston Academy of Music. c
THE SONG BOOK OF THE SCHOOL KOOlt-
consisting of a great variety of songs , hymns , and serin!
tural selections , with appropriate music, arranged to he
sung in one , two, or throe parts ; containing, also the
elementary princi ples of vocal music, prepared with
reference to the inductive or Pcstalozzian method of
teaching, designed as a complete musical manual for
common or erammar schools.
JUVENILE ORATORIOS.
THE FESTIVAL OF THE ROSE ; THE IN
DIAN SUMMER , and THE CHILDREN 01?ii
RUSALEM ; designed for Schools , Juvenile Classes
Floral and other Concerts, etc. By J. C. Johnson'
Conductor of the original Floral Concerts. '
Favorite and Popul ar Glee Rook s, &c,
THE ODEON : a collection of secular melodies'
arranged and harmonised for four voices. Designed
for adult si nging schools and social music parties. By
G. J. Webb and Lowell Mason. As the title page sets
forth, this work is designed for singing schools.
THE VOCALIST : consisting of short and easy
glees, or songs in parts ; arranged for soprano, alto,
tenor, and bass voice. By Lowell Mason and George
James Webb, Professors in the Boston Academy of
Music.
THE SOCIAL GLEE BOOK , a selection of glees
and part songs, by distinguished German composers,
never before published in this country, together with
ori ginal pieces. By Wm. Mason and Silas A. Ban-
croft.
GENTLEMEN'S GLEE BOOK: selected from tie
most admired German composers. By L. Mason.
ALSO , PUBLISHED AS ABOVE :
THE BOSTON CHORUS BOOK :
THE BOSTON ANTHEM BOOK.
THE "BOOK OF CHANTS," consisting of chant-
ing music, adapted to regular hymns, and to selections
from the Scriptures, for congregational use. By L. Ma-
son.
HANDEL'S ORATORIO OF THE MESSIAH
arranged by John , Bishop of Cheltenham , England.
D3r""Tcachers and others are invited to call and ex-
amine these and other musical works, at No. 16 Water
street , Boston. nov 21
The SscSt Sinn's Prayev.
33Y VT. C. BKXNI2TT.
Come, soft slesp !
Rid thy balm my hot eyes meet—
Of the'lang ni ght 's heav y stillness ,
Of the loud clock 's ceasel ess beat ,
Of the wear y thoug ht of illness .
Of the room 's oppressive heat—¦
Ateep me in oblivion deep.
Tnat my we;irv , weary brai n,
May have rest from all its pain j
Come, oh blessedness again ,—
1 Pome, soft sleep !
Come , soft sleep !
Let this weary tossing end ,
Let my anguished watch be ceasing,
Yet no drea m s th y ^tcps attend.
When thou bring st from pain releasing
Fancies wild to re.-t may lend "'
Sense of w.iking misery deep,
Calm as death , oh , on me sink .
That my brain may quiet drink ,
And neither feel , nor know , nor think.
Come, soft sleep !
POETR Y ,
[From the Ladies' Companion.]
' Ti s B e t t e r Not to K .p©w.
SONG , BY SAMCliL I.OVKE.
You say you love me—can I trust
That she , liy many wooed ,
By me , at leni/th, has had her heart
To constancy subdued ?
Perchance some other love is there—:
But do not tell me so—-
Since knowledge would but bring me grief,
'Tis better not rto know-
Perchance that eye has beamed with lp.ye
In days 1 knew 'not thee ,
Th,at ruby lip hath bent in smiles
For others than for me ;
B,ut let that li p, still , silence keep,
I'll trust its love-like show :—
Since knowled ge would but bring me grief ,
:Tis better not to know.
Ok ! wljat a simp le fondness mine—
Whose wishes make its creed ;
But let me think you love me stil],
And I'll bo h|8s.t inde ed !
'TJ5 bo'icr that flie eye n 'ersee,
Than that its tears should How :-»
When knowled ge woul'cl but bring us grief,
'Tis hotter not to kno(w.
UNION MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COM'Y.
CAPITAL
150 ,000 DOLLARS.
! CHARTER trnxopX-E©.
!XO CONNECTION WITH FIRE. MARINE OR
i HEALTH INSURANCE.
I POLICIES issued at reducf.d p-atpsfor Mercan -
-T- tile purposes. SPECIAL PERMITS or sea
voya ges and for California residence at reduced prem-
i It
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is believe.1
, that any Parish or association of ladies
i or others for that special purpose , or any benevolent
1 individual , desirous of seeming an amount, tp be paid
lo a Clai-iryinan or other person on attaining the age of
40. 50 orlj O years, or to his family in the event of his
i death sooner occurring , will find on exami nation of the
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'i-osnectu s of this Company (which is always furnish-
ed "ratis by the Agents , or by mail if written for.) that
'¦ it oTl'ers greater facilitfts for th e attainment of that ob-
' jeet than any othe r similar institution. [Sea extracts
I from Charter and remarks , page 17 of Prospectus.]
| i'erdons insured in ?his Company on the mutual
jjja n—the "onl y plan ,"%iys Chambers , (see page 10 of
Prospectus ,) "which theTbublic at larg o are concerned
; to sup port'"—will have jreturned to them all of the
\profits, instead of a portr&n onl y, as is proposed by
j sonic of the stock or mixc^conipanics.
I Late annual t\\\idem] ^senty-five per cent,
on
the
premiums paid by mutual^rrembers.
I The Finance Committee (who are among the most re-
liable financiers in this country) superintend all in-
vestments of tile Company.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
FliAN'ijLiN"Haven , President Merchant 's Bank ,Boston.
Thomas Tfiaciier , 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 Hcnshaw , Esq. do.
Lawrence Trimble &Co.do. William Sturgis, do.
Ats op & Ohauncy, do. Charles Sumner , do.
Directors' Office, 78 State-street. Boston
E. B. PRATT , President.
Daniel SiiAisr, Jr., Vice President.
Henry Crocker, Secretary.
Particular information and Pamphlets given on app li-
cation to J. P. WASHBUBN , Agent for Barnstable
and Nantucket Counties.
Boston , Jul y 9. tf
K^The following individuals are hereby authorized
(as Sub-A gents) to receive app lications for insurance
in ihe aforesaid Co., vi z :
' Z. R. IIINOKXEY , P. M., Sandwich.
CIIA1 BOURNE , " North Sandwich.
Z. GivfiEN , " Pocasset.
O. GOODSVEEI) , " Falmouth.
H. CHAPMAN , " North Dennis.
L. HOWES , Jr., " East Dennis.
J. P. WASIIBURN , Co. Agt.
Barnstahle, Jul y 30.
S U P E R I O R
FAMILY FLOWB, FEE2>, &c.
EABLS & THORNTON,
No. 1 Eastern Bail Road Avenue ,
OPPOSITE THE
SUFFOLK COUNTY FLOUR MILL,
COMMERCIAL STREET,
pSOTCPETj,
WILL keep constantl y on han d , at Wholesal e and
Retail ,
Superior Famil y, ) :R.ye Flour and Meal,
Extra Fiyraily, jn bbls I • Ji'aizo Flour,
and bags, Ig .Corn Meal, bolted & pn-
Fancy, j*g bolted ,
Superfine, I£q Cracked Corn,
Pine, i ft Fine Middlings ,
Extra Bakers', /) Fine Feed, Shorts,
Wheat Meal , / Corn, Kye, Oats,
Groats, ' Bran , Sweepings,
Graham Flour, Oil Meal , Screenings,
Buckwheat Flour, &e.
The hi ghest grades of Flour from those Mills stand
unrivalled in this or any other market, and our facili-
ties for supp lying our customers' with all grades of
Flour and Feed , fresh from tho Mills , at the lowest
market prices, are not equalled bjs any other store in
(he city. All orders will meet with prompt attention
ETHAN EARLE,
C. C. G. THORNTON ,
Boston , July 2. 3m
Wholesale Book and Stationery Store.
TAPPAN, WHITTEMORE & MASON,
114 y^asfaingtoii -st, Boston ,
OFFER to Booksellers , Merchants and others , all
the different kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS in use—
STATIONERY of every kind—Blank ACCOUNT
BOOKS—LETTER PAPER—STEEL and GOLD
PENS—WAFERS-i-SEALING WAX INDIA
1UJBBEK—TISSUE 'PAPERS—PARCHMENT-
MARKING INK.
—ALSO—
All the new and valuable BOOKS suitable for Li-
braries— Mason and Webb's latest Church Music THE
NATIONAL PSALMIST—and Russell's Series of
READING BOOKS, now used in about 500 towns.
may 7
Blake's Patent Fire Proof Paint,
WHICH in a lew months turns t©1
" Slate or Stone,
protecting whatever is covere/from the action
of the weather or fire. /'
Cook out for Fvaud s '
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As unprinci pled persons are offering spurious articles
fpr sale , calling them Ohio Fire' Proof Paints. The
genuine article is onl y to be obtained of the Patentee ,
New York , or his Agents—and'
every package is mark-
ed "Blake's Patent Fire Prooff Pa inIs." The authorized
Agent. Jerk F. Hall, 38 Broa/1-street , Boston , has i t
constantl y o-n hand i has soK it for 2 years to our larg-
est manufacturing establi shments , and will give the
whole history of the Painty and itts qualities to 'any one
who will send or call at b/isCounting Room , 38 Broad
street, Boston.
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Also on hand , this Paint and no;other ground in Oil,
all ready for use, both .Chocolate far sides of buildin gs ,
and the Black for ropfs. Also, Prepared Paper , all
painted read y to putfon , making the cheapest and most
durable roof ever invented. \
No one has the genuine article grqjind in Oil , or the
Prepared Paper, without my name biing m arked upon
them. *
JBRH F. HALL ,
COMMISSION MERCHANT ,
38 Broad-street, Boston. . . .Agent.
april 2 ,m
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jptice.
8 i '" sn'lsci"' l)cr havin |- received a very handsome
J- lot of White Pine Auwp Lo.gs from the East , is
prepared to furnish tbose»in want of his Pine Pump,
with or without Cast Irrl, Chambers , as suits them
best. He behoves the cl!a,nl,ers have given general
satisfaction to those who l|
ve llscd ,hcni-thc expense
being much less than eomptsitjop, and answer the same
purpose. >
Gratefu l for the liberal patronage he has received ho
hopes by furnishing a good Pump, to contin ue lo 're-
ceive the same. SILVANUS JAGGER
Centreville , June 11.
CJCYTHES-SCYTHES.-Cast Steel Scythes , war-
K> ranted , for sale at A. PERCJYAVS. June 25
To Owners, Masters and Builders of Shps.
WE
beg to call your attention to a new article for
Shi p's fastening, which we believe to be greatl y
superior to any material now used for that purpose—
YELLOW METAL BOLTS.
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Although new in this market , they have been in ac-
tive use in all the English Shi p Yards and Docks for a
long period of time.
The manufacturers , whose agents we are, were in-
duced to make a small quantity last Spring, by the de-
sire of several shi p-builders here to obtain '
a sample of
them for their own use. The builders who have tried
them , arc so .
entirely satisfied with their character and
worth , that thb manufacturers have resolved upon mak-
ing them >n '"luge quantities and offering them for sale.
Being firmer
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than the Copper Bolts , they bear much
harder driving-; and their composition prevents the
formation of tlioj verdi gris so much comp lai ned of as
natural to Coppejj; . Their resistance to corrosion caus-
es them to wear m,Qre uniforml y and longer than Cop.
per Bolts , and thefe musthave the preference over them.
Their present pr,jce is about twenty per cent, less
than Copper. ,-|
We are nowp/epsvred to receive orders for all sizes
and kinds used.'in shij3 building, and can furnish an ar-
ticl e as perfget as cam be made.
We shall be pleased to show you these Bolts , and re-
spectfull y ask you to OKamine them at our Store, No.
79 State-street. \ WM. THOMAS & CO,
Boston , Nov. 7. | tf
Just Received
AT GOULD & STOWE'S , 18 Union street, Bos-
ton , 50 doz. pairs White MITTS, suitable for
fishermen. Also, a larg e (at of Leghorn Straw and
Pahn Leaf Hats , iune 18
PURIFY !!-Dr. Gay's Blood Purifier, cures all
skin diseases , Scrofula , Salt Rheum , Ulcers Pim-
ples, Old Sores, Tumors , Biles , and in fact, every dis-
ease arising from impurities of the blood For sale at
the COUNTY BOOKSTORE , Bamstablc, may 7
New England Truss Manufactory,
JSOSTOW, MASS.
JAMES FREDERICK FOSTER continnesto man-
ufacture all the various approved Trusses,
At 467 Washington-street.
His residence and business being both in the same
building, ho can be seen at home nearly the whole of
the time , day or evening. He has more room and
better convenience for the Truss business than any
person engaged in it in this or any other city.
Also, Abdominal Supporters for Prolapsus Uteri ;
Trusses for Prolapsus Ani ; Suspensory Bags, Knee
Caps, Back Boards , steeled Shoes, for deformed feet ;
Covcx spiral Trusses ; Dr. Chase 's Trusses, formerly
sold by Dr. Leach ; Trusses of galvanized metal , tliat
will not rust , having wooden and copper pads; Reed s
spiral Truss ; Rundell's do ; Salmon's Ball and socket;
Sherman 's patent French do ; Bateman 's do, doubl e
and sing le; Stone's Trusses; Dr. Fletcher's do; Mavsn s
do ; Dr. Hull's do ; Thompson 's Ratchet do ; and the
Shaker's Rocking do—these may all he bad at this es-
tablishment. Also, Trusses for" children of _all s'z«s
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Whispering Tubes and Ear Trumpet that will enable
a person to converse low with one that is hard of hear-
[GP'Trusscs repaired at one hours ' notice , and unM"
to answer , oftentimes , as well as new. The subsciw'
having worn a truss himself for the last twenty-"116
years, and fitted so many for tho last ten years , fee|s
confident in being able to suit all cases that may come
to him.
D^-AII ladies in want of
Abdominal Supporters/"
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Trusses, will be waited upon by my wife, Mrs. Carroll"6
D. Foster , who has had ten years experience in t"e
busi ness. tf June 1*
GANGERS GURED.
CL . SPENCER , M. D., takes this opportun'^Jy
• notif y the public that he has a safe and sfj e
nn-
cure for CANCERS without the aid of a Surg ical <^r _
oration. The most distressing of all diseases t"e
a;n.
man famil y is subject to. It is one of the H>o s? E' or
ful maladies known to the human race. Its on?1
fl f
cause remains a mystery lo the Medical Pr0^essl M,ing
every nation. Some however , have united in ascr'
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its origin in no small degree to mechanical .
dcr*
rl'Jli-
ments of the bod y, thereby producing a morbid \aj c(.
tion of the system. The minds of patients thus a" ..v.
ed become very much taxed by a continual colic"
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tion of thought in reference to'their condition , th ey
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cut off from most of tho hap piness and enjoynie -
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fe ; they become alive to the sli ghtest stirnuleW. <
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the mind contemp lates in its various relations ,
shadow of sadness and every color of imag ination ,
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highly intellectual to the basest of hallucin at'°' eIs <
There is little or no pain in the treatment , and i"
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treated by me never trouble the pati ent W"- we(l-
N. B. The cure is warranted or no charge toi
'Cine. C. L. SPENCER , M- *'- , j
Office 62 Purchase street , New Bed'" |
July 2 ____———--"—
ttF-T\TOTICB.
—For sale by the subscribcr .SoaP W" .
07="l\ ufacturcd by Mr.J. Whittemore , for ie»
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Grease Spots—also , Paint , Tar Pitch , &c., " . -nry
kinds of Silk, Woolen or Cotton Goods , witrw ' or
to the color or fabric, warranted to give' fJ'
npfAt-
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the money refunded. 4_1... n& lot
nnAMARINDS—A fresh lot, just received. 'P
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X sale at A. PERCIVAL'S. ->UB