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POETRY
[For the Barnstable Patriot.]
Janes
On the.death o
f Elvina G. Smith, aged G years 5 months.
We have losrthoe, sweet babe fro m our circle of Iovc>
Ami I'uii il or:cs aru weep ing above t hy lone gra ve;
Yet we know ti'.im an Heil u> that heaven a. ove,
To the bo-soMi of him wiio m mortality save. [est.
Thou wast taken ill eliiMiiood .when life was the bri ght-
And o>ir th y young pathwa y no d.trk .shadehail flown:
Thy smile more angelic , th y heart was the lightest ,
And God has recalled thee to heaven , th y home.
Yet we shall miss thee sndl y here,
And th y mother 's heart is weeping,
As o'er her cheek steals many a tear ,
¦And sad her voice th y mime repeating,
The treasured child of each loved one
'
--¦ Who filled thy happy home ;
To thee thy mother 's heart most clung,
»•¦ With thee her joys were one.
The father on the wild , blue deep, i
"Thought of his darling child , j
And .voices strange come in his sleep,
*:"Thou 'Il see no more thy child."
He hasted o'er the rolling "sea. i
He sought-his happy home:— I
But no sweet babe hounds to his knee-
That babe from earth has j:one .
Beneath the garden 's su mmer shade,
His little daushter 's form is lying:
The turf upon her breast is laid ,
Her spirit rests with the und ying.
In that bright world of joy and love ,
To-,whieh our hopes in sorrow turn :
J?j-ien'
ds of the lost, ye'll meet above ,
Her whom on earth your hearts now mourn. I
Helen P. Mills.
Chatham, July 28th, 1830,
BY CHARLES SWAIN.
If you wish to he happy at home ,
Then your heart to that wish is the door:
Keep it open—and angels may come,
And enter and dwell evermore !
O'er each feeling a ray will he cast, ,
As if lit by some magical gem ;
Youwj ll think you've found heaven at last,
But the angels have brought it with them.
Keep it open—ami friendshi p and love
And happ iness—all—will be thine :
A gleam -of. Efyftiuin above !
A spark of: the spirit divine!
Keep it shut—and then Pride will have birth,
And Ejiyv , and all we condemn ;
You will think you 've perdition on earth ,
Pride and Envy have broug ht it with them.
The world vvill seem colder each day ;
'Tis an image those demons but throw ;
Cast your pride and your envy away.
t And the world's seeming coldness will go.
' O,''tis'Well to be happy at home , •
Anil to this your .own heart be the door j
Keep it open , and angels may come,
And enter and dwell evermore.
Ope n - H e a r t e d .
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
Ladles Beware.
T/he annexed eight cautions to young ladies, are
almost as important as the ten commandments laid
down in the good hook. We quote them for the
benefit of our young and unsophisticated maiden
readers, who may not yet have "told" their love ;—
and who will ,we trust ,pay due attention lo the sound
advice hero given , ore they tie the "silken cord ,"
for betteror for worse, '
1, Never marry a man for wealth , never make
moriey an object of marriage. "Wilt tliou set thy
eye upon that which'is not ?'1 A man 's life consist-
eth not in the things ,which he possesseth.
2. Never marry a fop, or one who struts about
da ndy lik,e, in his gloves ami ruffles , with silvered
can?, ithd rings on his fingers. Beware ! there is a
trap !
8, . Never marry r ni ggard , a closefisted , mean ,
sordid .w r/'tch, who saves every penn y , or spends
grudgingly. Take care, lost he stint you to death.
Beware of the trap.
4. Never marry a stranger , or one whose char-
acter is not known or tested. Some females jump
rigjit into the fire with their eyes wide open,
5. Never marry a mope or a drone , one who
drawls and dragg les throug h life , one foot after an-
other, and lets things take their course ; "drowsi-
ness shall clothe a man in rags."
8. Never marry a man who treats his mother oi
sister unkindl y or indifferentl y; such treatment is a
sure indication of a mean and wicked heart . A
young,man guilty of such meanness ,will never make
a good husband. Beware ! ladies. Do you see a
youn g man .
that 's attentive , affectionate to his aged
mother and sisters, attentive to all I heir wants with
filial love and tenderness , virtuous , pure and lovel y
in his deportment , fear not , his worth is above ru-
bies.
7. Never, on any account , marry a gambler , a
spend-thrift , a Sabbath-breaker , a profane person ,
one who in the least speaks lightl y or carelessly of
God, and hol y things. Such a man , whatever qual-
ifications tic may possess, can never make a true
husband. Beware,
8. Never marry a sloven , a man who is negligent
of his person and dress, and of filthy habits. The
external appearance often indicates the state of the
mind and heart. With the pure all things are pure.
How strange that the patience of Job should be
considered so remarkable , when there are so many
mothers in the world whose patience equals , if it
does not exceed , his. What would Job have done
had he been compelled to sit in the house and sew,
and knit , and nurse the children , and see that hun-
dreds of things were attended to durin g the day.nnd
'
hear children ury .and fret , and comp lain ? O,h0w
would he have stood it if, like some poor women ', he
had buen obli ged to raise a famil y of ten or twelve
children , witho ut hel p, spending months , years—all
the prime of life—in washing, scouring, scrubbing,
mending, cooki ng, nursing children , faste'
ned to his
house and his offspring, from morning till ni ght , and
night till morning, sick or well ,in storm'or sunshine ,
his ni ghts often rendered miserable by,watching over
his children ? How could he have jfood all this.and
in addition r0 all other troubles , the curses and even
violence of a drunken companion ? Ilow could he
ll.'ivo felt , after wearing out lijs ^vcry existence for
his/tender offspring and a worthless companion , to
be abused and blamed ? Job/endured his boils and
losses very well for a sh'ort .
time , but they did not.
epdure long enoug h to test' (he length of his pniionce.
Woman tests' her patience by a whole life of trials ,
and' she does not grumble at her burdens. We are
honestly 'of the opinion that woman has more pa-
tience than Job ; and insteadof say ing "the patience
olJpb," we should say "the patience of woman. "
Song.--O1i marry the man you love girls , if you
can get him at all ; if he is rich as Croesus or as poor
us Job.in his fall. Pray, do not marry for pelf.g iils ,
'twill bring your souls into thrall ,but marry the man
you ioyc , gills , 1! his purse is ever so small. Oh
never many a fop, girls , whether he's little or tali ,
he'll make a fool of himself and yon , he knows noth-
ing well but to di awl. But riiarry a sober man ,
girls , there are a few left on this ball ; and you 'll
never rue the day, girls, th at you ever married at
all.
Woman's Patience.
I CAPE COD BRANCH RAIL ROAD
iKxi^^iJiiDiij^^ffli l^ $0UJL
^^^^^^^fe^^^-f^^^
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
(|£&''* from Boston have the Depot of the Old Colo;
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s
Rail Road.
\ (X
$ and after Monday . April 1. 1850. Passc nj
I \^Ti':>i ns wil ! 1,-ave Boston ami - Sandwich dai
Sundays executed, as fu!!o« s. ^
iz :
^
Leave Boston for Sandwich at "¦!
"
> AM. and 4.:
i Leave Sandwich for Boston at 5.45 A.M. and 3.]
P.M.—intersecting - with trains of th e Fall River Ro:
at Middleboro ' which trai ns intersect with Sew Bo
ford and Taunton Trains at Jlyrick' s Station.
Passengers hv the 11 A.M. train from Sandwich cs
I "O to I'ovidcnce , via Myrick's, reaching there aboi
!5.30 P. M.
j A regular Merchandize Train , with a Pussenger Ci
j attached , will leave Sandwich dail y, at 11 A.M. fi
; Middle bo ro'—and returning will leave Middleboro' :
! 3.35 P.M. f
Stages leave Sandwich on the arrival of die moniir,
trains from Boston , for the Cape. /
Stages leave Monument , daily, on theyarrival of ft
j morning train from Boston. forFalmonth and interm
iliate places,—returning in season for/P.M. trains f(
Boston. •
Fare between Wareham and New Bedford , who
paid at the Ticket OHiec , 75 cents ; Sandwich and Bo:
ton £1 50. i
Local Merchandize Trains betweenBoston and Sam
wich dailv , Sundays excepted. /
"SILVANUS BOURNE , Superintendent.
Sandwich , March 27, 1850. f , [april 2
Cap e Cod (
E xpress.
""r 6m,
" wTyTbalcii^
No. 10 Tremotit Row, Boston,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
Plain and Ornamental Picture Frames,
of the nicest patterns , made in the best manner , anc
the lowest prices.
Paintings by the best Artists for sale.
Suitable frames for the Art Union Engravings.
Ju ne 18
CHAMBERLIN & GOVE,
:., DEALERS IN
3Btmfe3r9 (D3h®®s®9 IL&irdlg &©os
Al No, 1, under Quincy Bail Market,
C. C. CHAMBERLIN , )
vikk'si^tv
ENOCH GOVE , \
BOSTON,
KF'Cape trade respectfull y solitited.^eo
nov 14 ly
JOHN SIMMONS & CO,,
Manufacturers and Dealers in'
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BY THB_PACKAGE OR AT RETAIL.
O N E P R I CE O N L Y .
CgiTJimcj^r MivE^9
tip, Over Quincy Market,
fob 5 , BOSTON. ly
GOULD .& STOWE,
Cap Manufacturers ,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER S IN
lats, Caps, Trunks , Valises, Carpet Bags,
Furs, Umbrellas, BsilFalo Kotoes, &c.
No. 1
8 UNION-SIItEBT ,
(Next Door to the Lagrangc House,)
[•haddeus Gould , ) -RO<5Tn v
)rville Stowe. f
BOS I ON.
Aug 29 tf
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Tailoring !
_
"
1MI B, suljScrihur takes this method of informing the
1
. citizens of Barnstable and its vicinity, that he has
iken tlii^shop recentl y occup ied by Mr. John Paine ,
'here he will carry on the
^aiilofffirQig
3 IBn§iiEa@g§9
i all'its varieties. Those who will favor him with
lei/b usiness , may rely upon his prompt and faithful
erfbrnumce of any and all work entrusted to him*.—
JSving had many years experience in cutting and mak-
ii/ Clothing of the most fashionable description , lie has
sason to believe that he will he able log'ivc full satis-
u-tion to all who may emp loy him. He will also in-
>rm those in want of any work in his line , that he will
0 it on much lower terms than ever before done in this
lace.
[
[^ Children's Clothix^ made to order
SAMUEL DOWDING.
Barnstable, May 14.
DUCK, CHAINsT &c!
1 t\(\(\ WK -ES Old Colony Cotton Buck ;
Ll/Ul/ 3000 do Shawmuc do;
1000 do Chilton do;
500 do Canton do;
400 do Oella ' do;
100 do 24 to 72 inch do;
BOO do Bear Havens do;
200 do Shi p do. do;
500 do Super Scotch do ;
400 do 2d quality do. do ;
"00 do Heavy Havens do;
500 do Light do do
100 bbls Cotton Sail Twine;
300 coils Russia Bolt Rope ;
50 cases A merican Bunting ;
60 English Chain Cables, 3-4tli to 1 9-10
inch ;
20 casks Coil Chain , 1-4 th to 3-4tli inch ;
American and English Anchors.
or sale at IVo. 17 C'st y Wha rf, Boston, by
FJEARINO, THA€SJEK & WIIITON.
may 21 3in
Cotuit Port and New Bedford Packet. ,
.
j^^^
The sloop HAK1UET T, Capt. B.
)-SkL ~ Bourne , commenced running regularl y for 1
y/ ,jR|v the season, on the 25th ult., from Cotuit !
^
SEgggZ
j 'ort to New Bedford , via East Falmouth 1
and Wood 's Hole. For freight or passage, 1
apply to EMJAll PH1NNEV . Ootuit Port , PEIIRY
U MACOMBEK , New Bedford , or to the master on 1
b°!
ll
:
l1
L tfl Cotuit Port, May 14 (
M°KE I;IGTIT !—
¦
Pure and genuine Unrnin p-Fluid
i
l
l at b2 1-2 cts per gallo n—(or sale (it the COUN- I
TV BOOKSTORE, Barnstable. wiy 7
j . CliAKTJCU U^JLIMITKD.
NO CONNECTION WITH FIRE MARINE OR
HEALTH INSURANCE.
TpOLIOIES issued at i:i:ducj :d hatks for Mcrean- i
X tile purposes. SPECIAL PERMITS for seal
voyages and for California residence at reduced prein- j
ium. j
It is believed that any Parish or association of ladies j
or others for that special purpose , or any benevolent j
individual , desirous of seeming an amount, to be paid !
to a Clergyman or other person on attainin g the age of
40, 50 or 60 years , or to his famil y in the event of his j
death sooner occurring, will find on examination of the ]
Prospectus of this Company (which is always furnish- '
ed gratis by the Agents , or by mail if writt en for.) that
it offers greater facilities for the attainment of that oh- .
ject than any other similar instituti on. [See extracts ,
from Charter and remarks , page 17 of Prospectus.) j
Persons insured in this Company on the mutual I
plan—the ''only plan ," says Chambers , (sec page 10 of
Prospectus ,) '- which the public at large are concerned
to support "—will have returned to them all of the
profits, instead of a portion onl y, as is proposed by
some of the stock or mixed companies.
Late annual dividend seventy-five per cent, on the
premiums paid by mutual members.
The Finance Committee (who are among the most re-
liable financiers in this country ) superintend all in-
vestments of the Company.
BOARD OF FINANCE ,
Fkanklin Haven , President Merchant 's Bank .Boston.
Thomas Thaciiee, Merchant. Boston.
Reuel Williams, President Kennebeck Rail Road.
LOCAL REFEREES.
John I. Palmer , Esq. ]S
T.Y. Robt. G. Shaw/Esq.Boston .
Moses Tay lor , Esq. do. David Henshaw , Esq. do.
Lawrence Trimble &Co.do. William Sturg is , do.
Atsop & Chimney, do. Charles Stunner , do.
Duiectoks' OiricE, 78 Stati:-stui:et, Boston.
E. B. PRATT , President.
Daniel Sharp," Jr., Vice President.
'm%.fJ ' "> Uxnrv G-HOCkkr , Secretary.
Particular fn^ormation aiuLSfunphlets given on
app li-
cation to JX lfc TViASHBOKN1
, Agent 'for Barnstable
and j STiujtuclatjpouiHies. /
BosumV
^bfy J tf
DC?"The followfTrjsindividuals arc hereby authorized
(as Sub-A gents) to receive app lications for insurance
in the aforesaid Qf >., vi z :
Z. R. HINCKL'eY , P. M., Sandwich.
CHAS. BOURNE , '¦ ' North Sandwich.
Z. GREEN , " Pocassct.
O. GOODSPEED , « Falmouth.
II. CHAPMAN , V " North Dennis.
L. HOWES , Jr., 4 " East Dennis.
J. f. WASHBURN , Co. Agt.
Barn stable , Jul y 30. \
* ,
The Barnslablfc CoimiY Mutual
UNTOJN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COM'Y,
150 ,00 0
CAl
DOLL ARS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CONTINUES to insure Buildings and Furniture
against loss or damage by Fire. ' The risks of the
Company now amount t%
$1,396,646,
and the absolute funds of the Company for the pay-
ment of losses amount to V
© & ILoJkimdi^
WHOL
ESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING ; WAREHOUSE,
No. dKAWtreel , Boston.
XEW AN!D
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iiEsA
~
^SSOl!TAIENT FOll
I860 !
WE HAVE OPEXElAanr Stock of Spring &
Suntincr ClotlsW, and hav e given great
care and attention to sclcctlg ou r stvles of Goods
aua pteu to the
ITSW ENGLAND TRADE.
We are prepared to offer them to the public , adopti ng
the old proverb of s
LARGE SALESAND SMALLPROFITS !
And by strict economy in our expenses, we are able to
sell at prices as low as any other Clothing House in
the United States.
Merchants and Traders,
WHO BUY AT WHOLESALE ,
Will find our assortment worth y of their attention. By
givin g our personal attention to our business and cus-
tomers , we hope to insure a second call from all who
may favor us with their patronage.
Cieiitlesiaeis's Fnriiis'lring; Goods,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOYS' CLOTHING,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
C U S T O M W O R K
done in the neatest manner , with care and promptness ,
after the latest fashions.
Orders from the country will be attended to with
promptness and attention.
Coriicr of Ann and SSlRckstonc streets,
BOSTOJST .
XAHUM WETIIERBEE . EJIERSON LELAND.
april 23 3m
Brown 's Sarsaparilla will be found a certain remedi
for that dreadful and most troublesome disease. Case'
have been cured after all other remedies have been tri
ed without having the least effect.
Coughs ! Coughs !
We can recommend this article as being one of the
most efficacious medicines for Coughs, Pain in the Side
Weakness, &c., now in use. It has been used with great
effect in removing Coughs of long standing.
Mr. Edward Mason, *
Drugg ist, in Portland , Me., says Brown 's Sarsaparilla
and Tomato Bitters is now doing wonders in thatp lace.
Nearl y all the Physicians are recommending it.
T. B. Hayes,
one of the firm of T. R. Hayes & Co., Portland says he
never sold a Medicine that gave such general satisfac-
tion for all billious complaints ; there is nothing in his
opinion that equals them.
Mr. A. G. )Pag-c,
Lath, Me., says he never sold any Medicine that gave
such general satisfaction ; ho has known many to, be
cured by it of bad humors, &c, after they had been giv-
en up as incurable by all their friends.
Capt. Joseph Holly,
of whale ship Erie, which sails from Ifairhaven , recom-
mends Brown's Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters to all
seafaring men. He says he should rather be without
his medicine chest than not have a supply of these Bit-
ters. Scurvy is completely cured by its use.
[From the Boston Morning Post]
I The editor says "it always afford s him pleasure to
recommend a good article, particularl y one that i!
recommended by most of our Pysieians, therefore be
hi ghly recommends Brown's Sarsaparilla and Tomato
Bitters."
[From the Portland American.!
"From a fair trial of Brown's Sarsaparilla andToma-
to Bitters, we can recommend it to the public as a most
valuable Medicine."
The above are but a few of the many hundreds of re-
commendations we could give. The above we think
are sufficient to satisfy any one.
03*"Always be sure to ask for F. Brown's, as there
are counterfeits and imitations, which are intended to
deceive.
They are sold in Boston, by the Proprietor, FRED-
ERICK BROWN , 68 Washington street.
Agents.—Barnstable, O.M. Hinckley ; Falmonth , *-
Davis ; Sandwich , Geo. Giddings .Z. It. Hincklcy; *w-
mouth Port , ITenry Hallet ; North Dennis, S. Howes ;
Orleans , S. Ili ggins ; E. Brewster, Higg ins &'Crosby i
Chatham , Josiah Mayo, Josiah Hard y, Jr.; West knat-
ham , II. T. Eldridge ; Harwich , Obed Brooks, Jr-i
West Harwich , Job Chase—and by agents generally-
march 24 ly
Looking Glass Manufactory,
43 Cornhii!, Boston,
MANUFACTURE , and have for sale, a full assort
mem of LOOKIN G GLASSE S, in Mahogany,
Walnut and Gilt Frames.
Country Merchants are invited to call, as they will
find all sizes, and at Low Prices.
Also, on hand—French and German Looking Glass
PLATES, and a large assortment of Lithographic
Print and Picture FRAMES.
PICTURES framed to»ordor , in Gilt, Rosewood ,
Walnut or Mahogany . I 3m June 4
Paper Hangings.
BOSTON and CMLlpA PAPER CO,
. MANUFACTURERS AN?) DEALERS IN
iFATPEia siiiSjcB-nsyc&Sg
"VX/'OULD call the attention of those about purchas-
Vf ing, to their large , well manufactured , and se-
lected Stock of PAPER HANGINGS , BORDERS ,
&c, embracing as large an assortment as can be found
elsewhere. Their stock consists of a very la rge varie-
ty of their own Manufacture—also Philadel phia and
French Papers of various patterns and desi gns.
Merchants and others are respectfull y invited to call.
Orders from the country answered with promptness
and despatch , at the Warehouse , i Union Block ,Union
street, Boston. OTIS MERRIAM , Agent
Jul y 4—l y , for the Company.
Death's Enemy!
Cancer permanentl y cured vithoul Pain or the use of
the Ktofe.
I
T has lately been discovered that certain Vegetable
substa nces, properl y compounded , will cure the
most, malignant Cancer, in a very short time, wholl y
eradicating it without pain or inconvenience to the patient.
It will also remove Wens and other 'Tumors almost im-
mediatel y. This Compound bus been tested by Phy-
sicia ns of undoubted respectability, who have confessed
their astonishment at its miraculous powers. The pub-
lic are assured that it -is 11genuine, safe, and trul y val-
uable compound—jrfnd the Proprietor will vouch for
the cure of every^Jaiugcr, Wen or/other Tumor that
may be presented to ljun for that purpose , no matter
how long it has been standiug^pfOKirfed ('( has not been
tampered with In/ the Knife ! '
The Proprietor feels it is his 'incumbent duty to
caution those who may be afflicted with this dep lorable
disease , against the shocking imposition of ignorant
quacks , who pretcml to cure Cancers by the use of the
Knife. Their process is death to any one afflicted with
Scirrhus or Cancer.
The Proprietor will attend to case'
s at his residence ,
and a speedy and lasting cure .\van-anted
,; also, Con-
stitutio nal Treatment. ,
Over a hundred names csrtf be given as references, if
required. y
All communic ations addressed to the sole Proprie-
tor , J. W. CIIANNIN-6 , 40 Elm street , New Bed-
ford , will meet with-fffompt attention.
Now Bedford , J-tfne 11. " tf
Notice.
niVIE subscriber having received a very handsome
J. lot of White Pjno J 'nmp Logs from the East , is
prepared to furnish those in want of bis Pine Pump,
with or without Cas-t Iron Chambers , as suits the m
best. Jl o believes the chambers have given general
satisfaction to those who have used them—the expense
being much les,
s than composition , and answer the same
purpose.
Gratefu l for the liberal patronage he has received be
'lopes by furnishing a good Pump, to continue to 'rc-
icivo the same. SILVANUS JAGGKR.
Centrevjlle , June 11 .
rpAMARINDS~- A fresh lot, just received , and for
JL sale a t A. PKJiOlVAL'S. '
June 25 I
J
j |MW STYLES. Jit
Pcs'soiis fi'oj ss S^»c Cape wlso infcsitl to
PCRC1IASE
HATS, CAPS, &c,5
IN THE CITV. ARE IXVITCD TO C 4LL \T THE STOKE OF
RYDER, CilOCKER & CO,
497 l^
ct
sljirtjjtfW-'StV-Mt,
WE have inducements for all to patronize us , who
are in want of goods in our line, and being 1
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 j
are at no expense for Clerk-hire , which is such a tax j
on most traders. We buy for cash at the lowest pos-
sible prices. Here are three good reasons wh y we can
sell cheap, and we shall endeavor to sell as low as the
lowest.
We try to keep a first rate stock of Hats and Caps—
(there is not a larger or better assortment in the city )
—also Trunks , Valises, Umbrellas , and Gents ' Fur-
nishing Goods, and every article we sell is warranted :
to be as we represent it. I
Hats and Caps made to order at a few hours notice , j
Persons coming over the Cape Cod Rail Road , will
fi nd it but a short distance to our store. I
tgr E E M E M B E K Qj I
RYDER, CROCKER *
'CO.,
$.QK WASHINGTON-ST.,
A few doors South of Elliot and Kneeland streets.
UXOS lilBEK. 1RANC1S ^Y. RYDEK. ALBERT CROCKER.
Boston . May 10. tf
THE subscriber would inform his friends and the
public , that he has taken a stand near the Baptist
Meeting House , in Barnstable , where he will continue
to carry on the
PAINTIN G, PAPER-HAN GING AND GLAZING
business in all its branches. Being acquainted with
every art , sty le and fashion , he pled ges h im self to giv e
satisfaction. A continuanc e of the public patronage is
respectfull y solicited. Paints of every grade, pure or
mixed , also paper-han g ings and house trimmings , fur-
nished at Boston prices. Particular attention paid to
fancy work and lettering. 1
\ W. CHASE.
P. S. My West Harwich friends and patrons will
please leave their orders at Capt. Lot Chase's.wh ere they
will be promptly attended to as heretofore. F. W C.
Bar nstable , Feb. 12. Cm
Painter and Glazier. I
I Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and Copper Man-
j nfactory—-Fl uid Lamps, &c.
npiIE subscriber would respectfull y inform the citi-
I JL zens of Barn-table and vicinit y , that he conti nu es
'at his old stand , in the vicinit y of "the Custom House,
I to manufacture TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON and
I COPPER , in all it s various branches. lie has on
ha nd , and keeps constantl y for sale, a great variety of
articl es of Tin Ware , of the mo«t improved manufac-
tu re, which he will sell at the lowe-t prices , and he
hopes to secure the patronage of those in want of good
artic les, believing that he can make all the various ar-
ticles in his line , cheaper than they can purchase else-
where.
05s"He is now prepared to accommodate those in
want of FLUID LAMPS,— Caps and Tubes f ined to
all kind of Lamps.
Also—An excellent variety of Block Tin Ware
which he can recommend to those in want of «-ood ¦
u-'
tieles. He hopes to secure , by his attention "
to busi-
ness, a libe ral share of patronag e.
VOld Rags taken in exchange for Tin Ware
J u n c I' ALLEN BAKER.
CI I KING SI YLE BONNET S, Eibhons , &c; Berag-
|p Do La.ncs; Ging hams; Prints, &ej Paper HanS-
ingsj Oil Carpets: Straw Matting; Wool Carpets;
Woolen Bocking; Cotton do; plain white China Tea
pets; gold banded do; a good assortment Table Cut-
lery—jUS t from the city, and will be sold low by
_jMti WALES$¦ CONANT.
PUR IFY! !—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 B00KST0UE, Barnstable. may 7
OS^TVTOTICE.—For sale by the subseribcr.Soap man-
[p^r* ufacturcd b y Mr. J. Whittcrnoro. for removing
Grease Spots—also ,'Paint , Tar Pitch , &c, from all
kinds of Silk , Woolen or Cotton Goods , without injury
to the color or fabric, warranted to give satisfactio n or
the money refunded. ' A-_PE1U^IVAL.
("1ARPETING—OARPKTING.—1200 yards Car-
J pcting, from 12 I-2c to $1 per yard. Also, all
wool Stair Carpet of different widths and qualities
just received ari d for sale by J. KNOWLES. '
Yarmouth Port, June 18.
<^7HTai
are now attempting the manufacture of a snu - **'"U
tide, which they will endeavor to palm np ¦"*••
faeture ! Remember, the genuine can onl y f>« ^"i-
ed of this firm or their authorized agents. obt%
Sold in Boston at the Laboratory, by the n>
turers , " J ' "^aiirj,.
J. W. EMERY & CO.,
No. 6
1 Oranitc Buiidiiw
Eastern Rail Road Wharf, near East Boston V
and by their duly authorized Agekts in *"*'
princi pal cities and towns in the United State* $ * \
British Provinces. ""to ,4
N. B. None genuine unless the label cont ¦
written signature of J. Warren. lns the
Boston , July 2. 3m
B New England Truss Manufactory)
BOSTON, MASS.
JAMES FREDERICK FOSTER continues 10 man-
ufacture all the various approved Trusses,
At 4.H7 Washington-street.
His residence and business being both in the same
buildi ng, be can be seen at homo nearly the whole 0'
th e time , day or evening. He has more room i""
better convenience for the Truss business than any
person engaged in it in this or any other city. _ . .
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Also, Abdomin al Supporters for Prolapsus Uteri 1
i Trusses for Prolapsus Ani ; Suspensory Bag*.£"'.
I
Caps , Back Boards , steelad Shoes, for deformed fee ;
Covex spiral Trusses ; Dr. Chase 's Trusses, fornxw
sold by Dr. Leach ; Trusses of galvanized metal , «"
will not rust , having wooden and copper pads ; Kce
spiral Truss ; Rundcfl's do ; Salmon 's Ball and socK"*
Sherman 's patent French do ; Bateman 's do, (l0
, .s
and sing le: Stone 's Trusses; Dr. Fletcher 's do; M"1
8'
do ; Dr. Hull's do ; Thompson 's Ratchet do ; an" tu
Shaker 's Rocking do—these may all be had at «•* ,.
tablishm ent. Also , Trusses for children of all i» J
Whispering Tubes and Ear Trumpet that will e:
^
a person to converse low with one that is hard of »e
DS^Trusses repaired at one hours ' notice , and n1*
to answer , oftentimes , as well as new. The subscfl
having worn a truss himself for the last twenty11,,,
years , and fitted so many for the last ten years, **
confident in being able to suit all cases that may <*>
v
to him. . -f
03^All ladies in want of Abdominal Supporter*
Trusses , will be waited upon by my Wife, Mrs. Cs»|01'.e
D. Foster, who has had ten years experience in l
business. tf jimei>
For Sale.
n_^ A low double Dwelling House *"
^
rygpme out baildings in good repair, with a"
^ffjj JJ!B'hree -acl'esof Lami «nder and
a^rMiflin
€la§iaggt!r th ° same, recentl y occup ied by W>"»
, w t ¦
1 Bears<= and Charles Norris, situa
^ter
the West side of Lewis Bay, at Ilyannis, °» ^AZ
street , leading from noar Goodspeed's Hotel to Hy^
Is "f
b01i- , Some two acres or more of this I>?n«L,.
direc ly on tins street , and is valuable for BuiU
ff.^g{
i-he house is well calculated for the accommodation
twofamilies . The whole is offered for sale on t&w f
bio terms—it affords a rare chance for nTechan'^p.
scafaring-mcn to locate. For terms , apply
r
l» ^j;S
kON IIALLET , on the promises, or to CHAM*1
NORRIS , Hyannis Port.
__Hyannis , April 16. „_— \
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ALLENDALE QUILTS.—11-4 bleached Alleys
Quilts , at $1 25 a piece, for sale by/ ,8 1
KNOWLES , Yannoutl
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SCYTIlliS^SCyTHES.—Cast Steel SO^'lf'eV
rant ed , for sale at A. PERCIVAL'S. Jun