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THE GREATEST
TUSPOVEB Y OF TH E AGE .
T^ xrMEHS FAMILIES AND OTHERS
F^an S
ta-» rcmo.lv e,,ua.
to Dr. To-
Has
1 Venetian Liniment , for dysentery, col,,,
rroup chronic rheumatism, sore throats , tooth-
£S" -
iiiies lor one. «1'O. U euliii'fi ler.U'iit iu the >ha J.t ol
nvidurery. Iiad both his if!.
'? broken. ,
-piue severe
li
'iiii ured". and was lor neari }" a \cur entirely lr.lp
i',..*
' flii- man found relief very toor by the up-
ilk.itv" el' a y!s>ter to his fpine lie was soon |
eLab' eii to work, and now lie labors as well at. ev-
er lie would clieerlullv !•»> *'
r> i'or a sing le pla s-
te r i! tiiey could not be had at a lower r.tte. 1 am
rii-wi sed 'that surgeon? do no: Ii':ike use of these
iit riorati - d plasters , to the exeiUf -.-Jti C. all othe rs,
a« tlieir flexibility ami adlit>ivcues< are greatly iu
allia nce oi all ¦other pla>ters with which 1 am ac-
, uainttd ; while the ptrlorat inus peculiar to tnem
r'f mleied
'tlum u-rtatl y superior to ail others lor
.¦rdiuary i-urp ical ures. Knowing the l'laster.-. to
be 50 u-'elul , 1 ha\e uo scruples that my sentiments I
-'.l.uiUl be known . J. W. JOUN80N . il. L) . I
l'rincipa l Aaency, Uramirrth Uo'.hj . iN. l ork.
Sold ly all Doaleis in .Medicine?. ool Ij h
Extra ct of Rye.
A pure sini]'le Extract ol live , used as a
beverage , or for nvdicinal purpovj s , is tlio best
;hin^
to i'O had. For sale
ITCH : ITCH ! ITCBI I
e Unwardal liy mail , free of poster , to
a-.-.y part ot the I'liitei l States. o-t .
'51 ly 1
The Golden Sheaf Bourbon,
Made tiom wheat , rye and corn , the purest and
' -if t whiskey :o be found. For sale all over the
lo uniry. Try it.
ARCANA WATCH. !
An Elegant Novelty in Watches. j '
The eases of this watch are a new invention j
composed of several different metals combined, j
rolled together and planished , producing an
exact imitation of 1S carat gold , calle l Arcana.
They arc as beautifu l as solid gold , and are tif- :1
forded at one-eighth the tost. The eases are '•
heautiiully desi gned and are engraved, in the
exact st^ le of the celebrated (jold Hunting
Levers , and so exact an imitation of gold as
to dify detection. The movements are manu-
factured by the well-known St. Jimer Watch
Company of Europe and aie :>uperblv finished
having engraved pallets , fanev carved brid ges,
adjusting regulator , line dial and skeleton
hands.
These watches are all Hunting Cases and ol
three sizes , the smallest bein^ (or Ladies. A
case of six will be sent by Mail or Express for
SI25. A sing le one sent in a handsome case
for S25. They will readil y sell for three times
their cost. We aUo impcrt a veiy superior fin-
ished and elegant watch which we can sell lor
$30 each, or S!50 per ease of six. These are
also hunting cases and !or Ladies and Gents.—
We are sole agents for this Watch in the Uni
tud States and none are genuine which do no-
bear our Trade Mark. Persons' ordering
watch es , C U. D., will please remit '2j per
cent- of the amount with tlieir order. Orders
deis for any kind of watches promptl y and
faithfull y fulfilled. Address, A R C A N A
WATCH CO., No. 62 ITLTOX ST.. New
York City, Importers & Dealers in Watches ot
every descri ption.
Successors to Girard W. Devaugh & Co.
Oct. 10, 186.-
>,—4m.
Pure Old Gin.
Dunster 's fine old London Dock Gin is new
the standard article of the kind. It is sold gen-
erally 1)} grocers and drugg ists, in larji e bot-
tles , and at a very reasonable price.
HALL'S VEGETABLE SICIL-
IAN HAIR EENEWEE has
proved itself to be the most perfect preparation
lor the hair ever offered to the public.
It is a vegetable compound , and contains no
injurious properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO
ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
It will keep the hair fro m falling out.
It cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft ,
lustrous and silken.
It is a splendid hair dressing.
No person , old or young, should fail to tise
it.
It is recommended axd used by the
first medical authority .
Op-Ask for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer , and take no other.
R. P. JiALL & CO.,
Nashua , N. II., Proprietors.
For sale by all drugg ists. aug 15—6m
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
Requires immediate attention akd
SHOLlD BE CHECKED. If ALLOWED
TO CONTINUE ,
Irritation of the Lnogg, a Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Incurable
Lung Disease
IS OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWN S B R O N C H I A L TROCHES
HAVING A DIRECT INFLUEN CE TO THE PARTS ,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis , Asthma, Catarrh , Con-
sumpt ive and Throat Diseases,
TROCHES ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUC-
CESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches usefu l in clearing the voice
when taken before Sing ing or Speaking, and
relieving the throut after an unusual exertion of
the vocal organs. The Troches are recommend-
ed and prescribed by Physicians , and have had
testimonials from eminent men throughout the
country . Being an article of true merit, and
having prornl their efficacy by a test of many
years, each year finds them in new localities in
various parts of the world , and the Troches are
universall y pronounced better than other arti-
cles.
Obtain only "Brown 's .Bronchial Tro-
ciies," and do not take any of the Worthless
Imitations that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at 35 cents per box.
oct 24—Gm
BEEVES' AMBROSIA
FOR TH
E IIAIR.
The Original and Genuine Ambrosia ip prepared
by J. Allen Kkkvks and is the best hair dressing
and preservative now in u«e. It etops the hair iiill-
ing out, causes it to grow thick and long and pre-
vents itirom turning prematurely gray. It eradi-
cates dandruff , cleanses, beautilies and render* the
hair soft , glossy and curly. Buy it. try it and be
convinced . Don't be put off with a spurious arti-
cle. Ask for BeeveB'Ambrosia and take no other.
For Sale by Druggists and DealerB in Fancy Goods
everywhere . Price 75 cents per Bottle—S6.00 per
dozen. Address
REEVES' AMBROSIA DEPOT,
oct 10 4m 62 Fulton Street. New York City.
lEP^Dr. Mattison , of Providence, treats ex-
clusively all special diseases and accidents re-
sulting from imprudence in both sexes, giving
them his whole attention. Persons at a dis-
tance, and ladies especially, having any trou-
ble of the kind , should be sure and consult
him. See advertisement of his Sure Bemedies
or Special Diseases, in this paper.
We invite the attention of our readers, when
visiting Boston, to the large and well selected
stock of Boots and Shoes for ladies and Gentle-
men, at the store of T. E. Moseley & Co., Sum-
mer street, which they offer at the lowest cash
prices.
~lhtdi Hfota
F L O U R O F B O N E .
E A G L E B B A N D .
This article is distinguished from Bonn Af cal
and Bone Screenim/s, and from all preparations
of Bone with vitriol , by being "floured" from
the broken , unburned bone , ia the same man
ner that flour is made from grain , without chem-
ical process, mixture or adult eration.
The following quotations from Professor Lie-
big, recognized as the very firs t authority , are
of the highest importance to all interested in
agriculture :
"Bone dust is the agent best adapted to sup-
ply phosp hate of lime to the deeper layers of
the.arable foil ,/o;- n-hich the superp hosphates are
not suitable.."
"Forty pounds of finel y ground bone (if un-
adulterated) furnish more than twenty-two
pounds of pure phosphate."
"One pound of bone produces , in three sea-
sons, ten pounds of corn ; while one pound of
guano, in a course of five years, makes five
pounds of corn ."
Tbe above quotations from Liebig, who is the
best authority in regard to the facts, as well as
the science of agriculture , in Europe , show
eiear ly lhat a pound of bone is worth more
than two and one half pounds of Peruvian gu-
aiio , when time and effect are both taken into
account. But crushed bono is several years in
producing its full offert. The reason ' is that
the fragments being of a visible size , require a
long tirue to dissolve. We reduce, the bone to
n /inr j /our , and thus enable the fruit and grain
grower to use a much smaller miantitj- , and to
obtain , the sunn, si-uxon, all the benefi t" of what
be uses. In tin's state of flour , it immulinldii
assimilates with the soil , decomposition ut ow'-t
goes on , and the full value is reached iu the
first season.
At the same time , the phosphate of lime and
ammonia , stored up in the particles of bone,
are not so easity or so rapidly dissolved as to
be washed away and wasted ; nor will the am-
niimiti evaporate and bo lost in the air , as is
the case with guano w hen exposed.
There tan be no question that th is article of
"Flour of Bone ,"is the most valuable and n-
liuii li: ffitilizt-r that has been ofi'eivd for sale in
this c-ouniry .
Bone is the most powerfu l, valuable , and
sure fertilizing agent in the world. We Newspapkh of our countrv—
comp lete in all the departments of an Ameri-
can Family 1
'aper—U aki'er 's Weekly has
earned for itsel f a right to its title 'A JOUR-
NAL OF CIVILIZATION.' "—.V. 1
. Eren-
iinj Post.
"This paper furnishes the lust illustrations. —
Our future historians will enrich themselves out
of Harper 's Weekl y long after wi iters, and
painters, and publishers are turned to dust.—
New York Ecann etist-
"A nccessiiy in every household. —Boston
Transcri pt.
''It is at once a leading political and histori-
cal anualist of the nation. "—Phila . Press.
"The best of its class in America."—Boston
Trf ivtj/lt:r.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1§66.
The Publishers have perfected a system of
mailing by which they can supp ly the Masa-
zijte and Weeklv promptly to those, who pre-
fer to receive their periodicals directly from the
Office of Publication. Postmasters and others
desirous of getting up Clubs will be supp lied
with a handsome Pictorial Show-bill on appli-
cation.
The postage on Harper's "Weekly is 20
cents a year, which must be paid at the .s-k'j-
scrtier 's post-office .
Torins :
Harper's Weelly,one year, $4 00
An Extra. Copy o
f either the Weekly or
Magazine icill be supplied (/ratis for every Club
of Fve Subscribers at $4 00 each, in one re-
mittance ; or six copies for S20 00.
Back Aumber* can be supp lied at any time.
The Annual Volume of Harper's Weekly ,
in neat cloth binding, will be sent by express,
free of expense, for S7 each. A complete Stt,
comprising Eujht Volumes, sent on receipt of
cash at the rate of S5 25 per vol.,freight at ex-
pense cf purchase r. Address
' HARPER & BROTHERS,
nov 7 i'ranklin Square , New York.
The Best Known Fertilizer . Boys' and louth s' Clothin g.
a • i
. • 1 *
~\ ¦ rf% 1
Agriculturists ana country iraaers
V2STS1HG BOSTON ,
CAN FIND A
Ver y Large and Full Assortment of
1DYS' Sffl YOUTHS' CLQTHIK&,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND ,
No. 20 Winter Street, Boston.
OARiraiS iAOE TO ORDER ,
—FOR—
GENTLEMEN , YOUTH OR BOYS,
J.AVALTER READ,
PROPRIETOR.
oct 31
TOWN MEETING.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
BA-RNSTABLE , SS.-To either of the Con-
stables of the town of Barnstable
d'R.'P'FTr T^Cf* •
Y'OU are hereby required in the name
'
of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts to no-
tify and warn the inhabitants nf the town of
Barnstable qualified to vote in Elections, to
meet at the Town House in said town on
TUESDAY, the seventh day of November
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon , to give in
tlieir votes to the Selectmen of said town for a
Governor , Lieutenant Governor , Secretarv
Treasurer and Receiver General , Attorney
General, Auditor of Accounts , nnd for a Coun-
cillor for the eighth Councillor District for the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts ; (or one
County Commissioner and two Specinl Com-
missioners for the County of Barnstable. ; for
three Commissioners of Insolvency for s;iid
County ; for one Senator for the Inland ]>is-
tricl , and for three Representatives to represent
the first Representative- District of the Count)'
of Barnstable in the next General Court of
Massachusetts ; for u Sheriff for the County of
Barnstuhlc , and for a District Attorney for the
Southern District of Massachusetts.
AH the fore^oinK officers to be voted for on
one ballot. Tho poll will h-j open for receiv-
ing ballots for the aforenamed officers at ten
o'clock in the forenoon , and may bo closed at
twelve o"c!o'.-k nuon of said day.
You are also require d to notify and warn the
inhabiiants of said town ul ' Biirnstalile quali-
fied :o vote in Town Meetings , to meet at the
Town House aforesaid at one o'clock in the
afternoon , on said seventh day of N:;vumber ,to
act on the following articles , lo wit :
First—To choose a Moderator of said Meet-
ing.
Second—To act on the list of Juror; as re-
vised by the Selectmen.
Thiul—To j.::ss <>:i the Accounts of thv A-;-
sensors and any other persons.
i'"ou;th—To know ii' the town will vote i;,
fund their debt so as to pay a proportion there
of yea; lv , i:ud to do and a: t hn 'y and gem raii\
in me premises.
Filth—To know if llie to'.vn will give Fran-
cis Bacon and others liberty to set out thiidv.
trees on th'j sides (.•; the U.kuIs iu t':e Kasl Par-
ish cf the lov. n , ami in 'lo and act full y in the.
matter.
Sixth—Tu kno-v if the lov.n will authorize
t he Sme'-liiiiM i in purchase :i suiublvs lot fj r a
Biu yin:; Ground m the south part of tiic town
Iriucu t-ie t'iw:i road called "Pitcher 's Way "
and Yarmouth line. By request.
And you :-rc dia'ded to serve tins warrant
t.v pu -tni j; i*.I!••>t s 11 oij iie.s tlicicoi , :u:d enurin g
I bo .
-a::i!- i n i > ¦ pubi 'i-hcd ii; th u i!rw>|.api.T>
printi 'l ai r= ui ¦ I HiWii , agiTL'.ibii; lo a vote ol the
tow n.
l i i ivi.-f Sail i.'o l ati 1 mak-; due p -t i s n i of tiiis !
w a i r : . i n . w a l l u ill' d o i ng ',
- : h - i e. ;:; , t , u- , a i t h e I
:mie ;ii!'S ;>Kiee named iiciviii I'm1
i m l d i i i .'; >:i. -i ¦
M e e t i lii; .
( ih e n u n d e r v.i'.v lu-.nd :- .it lir-i i u t a b l e t h i - i
i w e i ! iy - l i ! i :i :ia\ of Oe f.i'i'i', in t h e _\ e a r on:1 I
l i i o u a n d l i g- .i l i i i t u i i e i i .'.u.l s i x' y- l i v e . I
ciiAiu.r.s c. jjj .' .i. ';.<;: . .
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A re;.-, — A lie .-;, '
llKOifi .i l-: B. C'KOCKK ;: , Constable. :
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NEW YORK OBSERVER. ;
A W EEKLY !
KiaiGLOl T^ANl ) SECULA 11 |
Xi:w.-[':!per for t :ie Fairilv ami the Fireside, '
wiil f-oou cut' r on its ;
roR'FY-roL'ai'ii'ia vkas* !
of pub licatinii. Tru 1- to !
Tlie CHVKt'H, the /
"
i -f p np irx will eoin-
inc-nce wln -n ti:c names are entered.
Sing le cop ies to an y address fi-ir .
Terms, ^>'oj) 0 'cmn!es may use them under any circumstances
when a laxative is required.
Travellers Ihul these Lozenges the most conveni-
ent remedy to liavo by them as they are so compaot
and inodorous that they may be carried in the vest
Ij ocket.
KXUO15SEU UY ALL MEDICAL JOURNALS.
U vei'Ei-siA.—The most common synoptomg are a
dep ress;nj; dullness alter eating, llatulence or
buj uhmg up wiud. sour ftomach , heart-burn , and
sputiux ot lood. <)n= Lozenge eaten at any time
m-tautly relieves the most dibtresf.ing indigestion
and r.-Mo ris Uil-stomach to health y action.
Costivknkss-WiI! be cured by a regular use of
the Lozenges. 1wo taken at ui^ht move the bovr-
els next mori. iiif; o.nceonly . They never gripe,
nor exhau.-t , do uot require iucrease of dose, and
are a Mire thing for elderly per.-oiu and children as
well as ::!1 utkrj .
1 ilks.—This painful malady is sure to be re-
movtd by tlicsu Lozi-nge«. When there is a great
deal ol ]j :ii n use UurriBi m 's Tile Ointmeut also.
In Bleeding Piles or falling of the Kectum two or
three taken every day will iu a reasonable timo
cSuctuuISy cure the wor.-t cases.
Fii.MALKlisuK iifLAUiT iER.—I u suppre>sious ,scan-
tine^s ol the secietiuus , especially iu young per-
toii ^ producing 1' eadache. .Flatulence , Lowue68 of
Spirit.-, iiot H ushes. Dizziness. Paleness,Laugour,
Weak Back , (ie;ie rn! Debility, fee. Tuese Loleu-
^e-' are perii-ctiy sale aud we warrant them to el
l- -ct a speedy cure. When there is great pain ev
ery iiicnih. ;i->- the .Lozoiiges tiery day for a week
be!»:e '.
'!
¦
.
' rttiirn.
J.ivLit C"Mi'j .Ai5T.-liiis may be known by pain
in [In 1 i-: !e. e'j atcil luiiguc , costivcucss , yellow skin
and (' .<¦ ¦
, iiiie:i>nu'.<.
--'. L>e the.-e Lu/.enges every
h:>'Ik Icr lea oa will prevent a lever.
J>ick ili:Ai)Ae'iiE. —I >izziii '.
'.-.
-, Weak Stomach ,
r.:!i!i.u.-!!t-.
-s , i'aii'iiati on , JScurulg iu, Kheuinatism ,
ii:i(; all :-orn i>t ' lii health tiie result ot costiveuess
aieat cuce cured by these Lozenges. Price UO
cciil:- ; .
-mall boxes o'J ccmh.
—A !.:?(>—
Dil. HAIlKliilJ'S'S
Pectoral Troches
-OF-
%% E2.55 tSiJiiSSSY.
isoniEti 'ing entirel y new and orig inal. A mrst
lielicHia-i cculec tiuu lur alleviating and curing all
L'»i:j:h< , v old- , lioniseiK'ss, Sore Throat , Loss of
W.ic.
1, iJi' viii ctiiii.-, Whoop ing Coug h, aiid other af-
ioclions ol lij i- iia ucoiis membrane of the Throat
mid Lung-' .
Pi ice :J.n.eiil-; a hi-x. l o r ?:ile by J. S. Harrison
."£ l i' ., Chi-aiiMs. Ao. I Iremont Temple, Boston ,
are.l by :::1 l'rn .;^ i.-i.-. may 10—ly ie
£?i;xpezif iia or Indig estion.
DR. HARRISON ' S
C l i l a y b e a t e T o n i c ,
Irouised C'atawa'
oa Wine.
T!io a'c-w Discovery in - JU'^cuorating and
JU^torii: ^ l:i>.puirLtl Ilealtb.
it I:: ;- ai! ihe !iu' : iizing ell'».o!s ol the purest
\Vi.:<- . j a: repeated.
V. e :\- .\i-i: all si: !^'rii: ¦_- u nder Di-oi!:'.), I.asitude
i : W-.-:.riiii- .
-.- . I' i/i-.i ne.-.
-. S'j ur liisiug ot Pood , Op-
;ii-->--M;>.i Ait '.'r i-'.-.iSii.'. i-'aint 'ii 1.--, Loss ol Appe-
!:.^.
;.r iiliy s", Iilji!l );u- 1)1 :'. iow Cr-lldUlOU ol the
r.l.. -j ii. {u i.i.-.V. ii u i;i ! o: tlii- new a:id satislactory
n-ii -.cd;.
Till ". II ;;>. Ol- LI1K1.N WO.MEX.
At tliis cri'ical i'l-ri ' .il. ladies lintl the Touic a
j il;i ; u.^i:i;'.M tn ULiuir. by itriipplj iug the waEt-
i uj;' nuiriiiou ol' i\y body, ami all tendency to a
i:i '1i:ikolint : in i.enlth :.iost purely obviated oren-
int'ly pr ^ e i i u d .
l' Met ^i -.
"
' per bottle , or six bctt 10 cents to" EVEKAUDUt?
WAHNER , Publisher Box No. 3,121 , or No.
'1 Vtsey St. , Astor House, New York. !
oct. 17—4w I
The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or- j
gans, forty different sty les, adapted to sacred I
i.iid si cular 'music , for SSO to SGOO eauh — |
TH IRTY riVE GOLD or SILVER MED- 1
ALS, or other iirst premiums awarded them.— j
Illustrated Catalogues free. Address , MASON
& HAMLIN , Boston, or MASON BROTH-
ERS , New York.
oct. 17—ly
WJ I ESKEKS ! WHISKE B4S !
Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches ? Our I
Grecian Compound will force them to grow on
the smoothest face or chin , or hair on bald
heads , in Six Weeks. Price , SI.00—3 pack-
ages for 52.00. Sent by mail anywhere , close-
ly scaled , on receipt of price.
Address , WARNER & CO., Box 138, Brook-
lyn , N. Y. apr IS 1y
ttrs. WINSLOW,
T"lie Pa tTiot's circxilationt>eing
largrej - tlaan that of any other
paper in Barnstable Coun-
ty renders it decidedly
the l>est medium lor
ADVEKTISING I
Auction .
dsasKSfc, Will be offered at Auction on
M&jtegt
SATURDAY , the 18th inst. , at 1
ilfSflinc o'clock P. M., on the premises , a lot
XZL of 0AK W0P.DLA^D> adjoinin g
—1™r~*~ the westerly silie of Centcrville road
and southerly side of fl-ithawa y's field , of 15
acres, on which are three acres of wood proper
for immediate cutting. Also 4 acres of Oak
Woodland , a short distance north of Hatha-
way's field , lying each side of said road , ad-
joining the westerly side of Isaac Davis' wood-
lond. Also 4 acre s of prime Oak Woodland ,
lying easterlv of Isaac Davis' woodland and
north of O. M. Hiuckley's woodland. Also —
acres of common land , lying north of the last
named lot. Sale to commence with the first
lot. For information applv to
"ASA YOUNG,
Agent for the owners.
Barnstable, Nov. 7, 1865.
^
kxtntmmis.
Furs. Furs.
A LARGE stock of elegant FURS ,
AMERICAN SABLE,
FITCH,
SQUIRREL,
RIVER SABLE,
AND CONEY,
in Victorines, Collars and Muffs, in Setts/rom
Five to omqt One Hundred Dollars a Sett. AI
so Children 's Furs in Setts,just received at
JAMES KNOWLES'.
Yarmouth Port, Nov. 7, 1865.
Crockery.
WE
now have on hand a large assortment
of Crockery, among which is tho Moss
Rose, a new and very pretty pattern , which we
are selling very low.
DANIEL B. CROCKER & CO.
Yarmouth Port, Nov. 7, 1365.
Ready Made Cloaks.
HAVE received a new lot of Ready Made
CLOAKS
, and a new lot of Cloths for
Cloaks which can be cut and made when wished.
L. NYE.
B*rastable.NciY. 7 i afi5.
Wood. Wood.
f \
AK and PINE WOOD for sale by
V LEMUEL NYE.
Barnstable, Sept.|26,1865.
FRUI T T REES.
Graps Vines, Small Fr uits, Roses, Shrubs,
Climbing Vines,Bulbous Roots, rhif,' ilill , Sandwich , in a very good
fiiJtW uei ^libuilioud, two miles from tho
>!!>Hn village ol' Sandwich , and 3-4 ot a
IUA^JSb?milu irom the Depot , and convenient
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" lo Ch urcl.ch. Schools , &c. Eighteen
auie.i of Mihl i' ann is thrift y Woodland , eleven
acre." of .Suit ai:iivL-uieut HOUSK. 1 )-2 stories, painted and
blinded , and in good repair , with Wood Shed at-
ta ched ; also a BaKN , 3d by '42 feet, with cellar un-
uer the same. Fur further particulars inquire Of
UieHiib. -criber on the premises.
S. B. WING.
Sandwich , Oct . 10 1SS5. 6m
For Sale.
. „ The Sch. FRANCIS D. DEC-
v^^ KER .well found and in good con-
) jKliW ^k. l^' t'on i "3 tons register, will bo
jJ ^OyiP'sold
at
a bargain. For further
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particulars , inquire of
VOLENT1NE BAKER or
Capt. LEONARD CHASE
Hyannis , April 8, 1865.
For Sale.
j ^j. A SCHOONER B O A T , five
-^rj ar years old , copper fastened, well
JWtYn\ found in Sails, Cables and Anchors,
^SAifcay has a Compass and a new Stove,
**^*^^™ and is in j;ood order. She is 20
feet keel , ft feet beam, and will be sold at a bar-
gain. Apnl y to
ALVAN NEWCOMB, or
AUGUSTUS PAINE.
Brcwster, Sept. 19, 1865.
Photo graphs — Photographs !
$2.50 per Dozen.
THE subscriber would inform tbe Public that
he is located for a few weeks in the village
of Barnstable, near the Unitarian Church.
where
he is prepared to take all kinds of Pictures.—
Come One, Come Ail.
HENRY F. HATCH.
Barnstable, Sept. 26, 1865.
DUPEE, BECK & SAYLES,
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AMD DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
22 STATE STREET ,
BOSTON.
Boston, October 3, 1865. ly
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should be happy to show all who will favo
me with a call, my stock of Fall and Win-
ter Goods, consisting of
Thibets, Ottoman,
I Black Alpacca, Colored Alpacca,
Lyonece, Silk Wark Canton,
Granite Poplin, Cashmere Plaids,
All Wool Delaines, Common Delaines.
Also a good assortment of Gloves, Hosiery,
Linen Handkerchiefs , White Linen, Damask
Towels, Crash, Flannels, &c.
Also a new lot of Cloth for Men's and Boys'
wear, al1. of which will be sold cheap .
LEMUEL NYE.
Barnstable, Sept. 26, 1865.
Insurance.
rpHE Atlantic Mutual Fire and Marine In-
JL surance Company of Provincetown, here-
by give notice that they are now ready to insure
against LOSS BY FIRE on BUILDINGS and
PROPERT Y at fair rates. Those wishing to
insnrc with this Company will send in their ap-
plications. ENOS NICKEBSON, Sec'y.
Provincetown, April 18, 1865. tf
Blankets
i pr r\ Pair BLANKETS less than Market
j U Prices to close out the lot.
JAMES B. CROCKER,JB., & CO.
I Yarmouth Port, Sept, 12,1866.