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The Influence of Women,
Mother—sister—-diip g liter—wife ! It is a truth
r>ot to be .disputed , that the Enal^h language does
ii it contain four words calculated to call forth deep-
er fountains q( emotion , or kindle associations dear-
er and fonder to the human heart. The most pre-
cious «f .earthl y treasures evVr bestowed upon any
jnan , ifas the daep devplion of a woman 's heart. He
who can trifle with sue!] a treasure , shows himself
very stup id or very base. He has in his power more
,of worth than tfye minegof Golpomla . They cannot
¦of the/nselves make him happy; but the pure affec-
tions of a woman 's heart are a perennial spring of
Miss ,tp him who properl y appreciate s them. How
finteh such reflections as these, if habituall y cherish-
ed , preserve the husband from the intoxicatin g cup,
»i>4 all those ' vices which degrade him , and^-ing
iwretchedness into the famil y circle. The influence
fl/ wQjnen , over 'the destiny of men and nations , has
.been mi ghty in all a?(?s of the world. Tl>e stcyy of
-yirg^n and the fyand of Roman matrons , wlio induc-
ed Cariolanns to /lay down his arms—fhe history of
'Lucretiii , of Virginia , and the daug hters qf Marcus
Fiibiji s prove this truth.
An anecdote is related of Itqb,ert IJarclay, who
.commanded the British squadron at the battle ol
(Lake prie. He lostthis-r iyht arm and one of hi-
legs jn thai battle. Reeling aciitel y that he was a
;nere »,
-rek, on his reflurj} to Eng land , he sent a
/r ieu,<£ to a lad y to whfcm l;e had been a long time
engaged , offerin g to release her from the engage-
m«ij.f . "Tell him ," said
^
the noble girl , "that 1 wjll
j oyf ull y marry him , if hf has onl y enough of b.ody
^elt
to hold his soul.'? *
Two beautifu l and fashionable girls of Philadel-
phia , fifteen years ago were the most attractive pb-
j ects of every circle whi
^
h they visited. Tljey were
friends. The news suddenl y came to one of them
,that her friend had been suddenl y seized, with the
ismall pox , that disease so fri ghtful to all beauties. —
Though remonstrated with against such n couise .she
determined to visit th at sick bed . 'Her heart told
her % oug hf to go'—and she' did go,
'
and hour by
Jiour , day by day, night by ni jfh r, sat by the side of
her sufferin g friend. That fj ieni] recovered , and
Ihe noble hearted girl escaped |cp,ntag ion. Such a
noble and heroic act would pleafl with the tongpe
/nf an angel before the tribunal of a j.ust and tfue
God.
Another thri lling story is ri'lalp d of the young
wife watching by the bedside ,pf her husban d— a tale
pf truth. It was the ni gh} on which the physicians
liail said the disease niuts reach its crisis. How in-
tensel y did she watch those features throug hout the
'entirp night—count every brealh , a|id
*
note the
^i glitest movement . She finall y sees with deli ght
that he has fallen into a deep sleep, that his fore-
head was moist , the, fever had been broken . She
fails upon her knees and prays long and fervent l y.
When she arose her husband slept , and a ray which
(Tame throug h the half-closed windows , lay still upon
|is§ f,()rel )ea d ; a promise , she. fondly ihou g hf, t hat
Ihe day of his recovery »as at hand. And he did
recover, ,but the genlle wife was doomed to pay the
penally of her unwear y ing attention ; the moment
|hat (iated the. period p,f his recovery, also marked
(tjjij t of jj er do,-)m. Her death scene was tpucjiin g,
beautiful , sublime. Her young husband kne lt by
jlier bedside convulsed with grief, bu { pled ging him-
self i» tl j e most sqlemu manner , so to govern his
Jif e as to insij -Ve at jt s close a hope pf meetin g his
,»e!f-martyre|l^ wjfc, amid the bri ght and glorious
nia nsions of fl jo blesf. Sl,p died wj ih a siij ile upfin
|ier features, '
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
To fjx a (Jefinile value on Heaven is impossible.
We have no balances in which we can poise or meas-
ure the f ilernql teiight of glory. .The heavenl y in?
Jieritance was never Irul y appr ised.
';Go wing your flight from star to star ,
^rom w(cjrld toju minous world , so Par,
A-; the universe spreads . its fla ming; wall;
Pake til) the pleasur es of all ' the spheres',
Ajid lrj ulti ply each through endless years ;'!
Jim), after all , you have not obtained the elements of
a calculation which shall show as a result , the, §nm
total of heavenl y bliss. If tit one thing is certain
l leay/'n is worth all the .ejTort it can ever cost.
Q'f ll)) s pqj fj t we may safel y take testimony of
.those who oug ht, to kjjtf w. CjiH in , tjien , the wit-
nesses, and carefull y note tlif ir siatements.
Ask fjrst the dying Gj irisiiaii. Th.-ru j ie lies alone
on t|,u: bordeis ofano
f
t(j e r vj oiM. His physical ppw-
rr.a are well ni gh wasted by the consumir.g breath of
'''SJs'.W; He has findurpd long days and ni ghts of
inj ,ense pain ; with '
onl y now and then a moment of
rejj ef/rom almost piortij l agonies. Ask him how
in,:;c,l) heaven is worth. Ami thowg h his li ps are
Ji.o
, w Jinable to fnime an answer , you may even see
if dep icted upon his radiant countenance '
'? *k'1 '}?¦*
. 1'ke Ijjff facp of an angej . Heaven jpis
^jvsidy begun in that sqni. There ig peace, perfect
jjeaee wit hin. Nqt the (jalmness of indifference , nor
|b«. submissionof js)s eni.ibilitv, but ihe active reali?-
j| ig enjoyments , the. graejous tri ump h is communic a-
,leij ip |he mind of £jod himself. Does he now feel
Jlhat any toil was Iqp self deny ing, any cross too
^leavy
to be taken up and borne for Christ ? ]s
Jhere any regret at sj ich an hour , that the reli gion of
?|es,i|s was openjy professed before men , and God
;|ius honored by a pijj ilic avowal of his cause ? Is
f'|iere any sorrow th;;t the pleasures of the world
were not more eagerl y soug ht , and full y enjoyed ?
in there any lingerin g susp icion that the Christian 's
hope now relied np.in jiss cost mor.;; ihan it is wort h?
JS
*», No. The feeling is rather that if is value be-
yond all price.
'¦Were the whole sea one chrysolite ,
The earth one golden ball ,
Ami diamonds all the stars of ni ght ,
This hope were worth them 'r
ifl."
W|va( ilea\r«j s is worth,
A Crash.— Fall of tiik pah'F of House
pJipK
^
ali,.—On Tuesday evening last , our citi-
ze ns were startled on hearing a loud and terrific
jj .-j isfi , ycspiiibljjig as near as we can describe it , the
heavy boomuig of artiller y, in quick succession ,which
shook the earth around us very sensiblv . We did
not know for a time what could be the cause of such
!\ fearfu l noise ; and lor a few moment s were thrown
j -it q amazement , supposing Mille r's idillenium at
ha nd.
If jirpveij Iq be a part of [he Horse Shoe £a!l on
J)ie Canada side , which had fallen , carryin g away
about ten rods of the rock in length , by four in
width. The canal boat , which had been lod ged for
flje, jngf few months on the brink of the rock which
Jias fafj erj , and, which, l),is exejfed fhe admiration of
fill who beheld it , was also carried qver with the
rock. It is now in the whirl pool , twp milps .down
fhe rj vjjr. (j anuj ng attendance to the freaks ot that
great maelstrom. The crash occurred about seven
$'elqok ii) the eypning ; and it is indeed Providen-
ffal that it fell at such an hour and at this season of
i)}& J'P'fF' ^l'.l4 f.' b
,eul] 'n '',ui fjuinni erj when so
many thousands of strangers are here , tjiere woulfl
undoubtedl y been many crushed to death ; for it is
prec isel y the spot where so many contiuuall y passed ,
and where so uiany hav e stood .— [Niagara Falls
Iris , Dec. 14. \ /
LADIES ,
Of Barnslable and Vicinity.
Ff A. JONES & CO.,
No. I
TREMONT R0W3
BifTiS^trM^f
yJ J i
Si) JI vJ-JAl g
Wou|.$
from the most expensive Cashmere to the cheapest
" ' % Wool Plaid.
SttLRS
of every kind and Jiualit. v, in Blacks and Colors,
ILW AYg'WT LOW PRICES.
Fn T7« i\r f '~< 'rt ^P f l I'H lTi^T'C
Jtiiuiil iy l» 1±11
JSJci IJ3
AND
GERMAN MERINOS
Of all Grade*.
FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS,
Our usuifjl Assortment.
VELVETS ,
All Width s and Colors. <
FRENCH CLOAKS & SACKS,
NEW PATTERNS AND TRIMMINGS.
TOGETHER WITH TIIK IMMENSE VARIETY
OF ALL PTHER STYLES DRY GOODS
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT
1 SEASON.
Otjr Jong- experience in the City Retail Trade ena-
bles us to know she wants of our customers , and gives
us unusual facilities for supp lying them. During the
whole of our business career , it has always been our in-
tention to offer CHOICE «JOO»S at LOWER
PKICES than any other hoiise In the City. Wheth-
er we hav e don e so,\we lcavc'the Public to judiije ; hut
we have succeeded hy alwa^S keeping this point in view,
it} building up the largest^
EXCLUSIVE .RETAIL TRADE
in the City of Bostoniiw the crowds of putchasers who
dail y throng our Establishment , show.
Out increased facil'iiics will enable us , during the
present season , to offer still greater inducements ,by the
sjmp lff multi plication of business to such an extent that
we cap afford to sell each article at a small advance
from (;he cost nf importation.
Every variety 'of goo
for partitions aud roof's—Planing and JointhW r is
hard Pine, also Clapboards, &c—all of which i j
an the most favorable terms. A great amount of 1u '
and expense is now saved by the introduction of m,1-
ery for the sawing and planing of .the various kin?'"'
Lumber , which is used for buildin g purposes
Carpenters or Contractors in Barnstable Countv H
sirous of having their work done with promptness j
despatch , will cio well to forward their orders as ah
There is not a Mill in the city where work is don,
more reasonable terms, "
Boston , Dee. 10, ly
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED !
SCHEN CK 'S
PULMOIIC SYBFP.
A SPECIFIC REMEDY
—FOR—
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINT , DYSPEPSIA,
SCROFULA,
Palpitation of the Heart,
COUGHS, COtDS, &c.
IT has been before the public upward s of twelve ye»
during which time scarcely a single individual ta
used it without finding relief. It has succeeded in rasa
where all other remedies have failed, and the proprieli:
conscientiousl y believes , from its great success, tliati
is the best remedy for these diseases ever discovered.
_ The elements of Ihich this syrup is composed, in
simple herbs and roots, the medicinal properties 0!
which purif y the blood, strengthen the systeni,and gin
a healthy to.no to the lungs and digestive organs, ft
operation upon the system is mild , yet efficacious ; ''
loosens the phlegm, which creates so much diffico"!
when tight; it relieves the cough, it assists nature »
expel from the system all diseased matter, by expecW;
ration, 'which , if retained , produces Consumption ; i|
ri pens matter in an abscess or tubercle, and then can*
its expulsio n from the system, at the same time soctn-
ing the irritated parts , healing the laceration ,maU'S'
health y.part ; it regnlates the bowels without the ,110ol
purgative medicines ; it allays the most troublesome
cough without injuring the system , as most medic*
do, as it does not contain any mercury, calomeljOP1*
or 'avny deleterious drug whatever. In short , it may e*
phaticall y be called the Consumptive 's Friend ; »
wherever it has been used , it invariabl y produces MT
pier results than any other remedy, soothing the p*
of the sick , and , by its healing properties, restores, '
the majority of cases, the sufferer to health.
Nearl y every patient who has used it, by a PerseJ
tl,
ance in its use, has felt its healing infinence ; a""^
continuing its use a perfect cure has been effected,
reason for this is obvious , as the Pulmonic Sy'_nP."
compounded upon the principles of sound medi^' l1
Ioso.ph.y--has stood the test of years of trial , and wjj,-
members of the medical profession who were pN'J'j'"'
ed against the use of this great remed y, have hud "
prejudices removed by witnessing its triump hant >
cess, and are now using it in their practice. ,
The Proprietor of this medicine was himself, "" •
years ago, reduced so low as to be given up.by his P ¦
sicians and friends , in the last stage of Consump" '
and his case appeared to be beyond the reach.ot ¦
remed y. He then used the Pulmonic Syrup.. wl"iL,
now offers to the public , and it was the mean*01
ing him. .^t
We append a list of names of those parties, res'
in the city, who have voluntarily come forwa)"
given their written approval of it:—
WILLIAM GAVETT , 10 1-2 Pleasant street.
EDITOR OLIVE BRANCH.
MR. WORTHINGTON , Editor Traveller.
W. P. OSBORN , No. 2 Bedford street. _
A. H. BAILEY , 26 Washington street. ;^
MR. COBB, Editor Christian Freeman-
REV. CHAS. W. DENISON.
WYMAN OSBORN , 12 State street. .
ROBERT L. ROBBINS, Dentist, Howard sire
EDITOR OF THE WASHINT0NIAN.
JOHN A. FRENCH , Editor Herald. „)
G. W. BRIGGS, Bookseller, comer Esses
¦
Washington streets.
. f tl(
Pamphlets , giving a History and Description 0
^
1
character and variety of Consumption , accomP-
^
with ' certificates from patients themselves, °: Jt h1
standing in th is city, and other places , showil
y
manner in. which they have been cured of tne |
(
mentioned diseasps, can be had at the office .No- s
street— Gratis,
Orders should
^ be addressed to
REDDING & CO'4,ost0fl.
8 State street , Bosi
Price $1 per bottl e, or .six bottlos for $5. t--s/j#
Sold in Barnstable by 0. M.HmcUey ; w™-J
&
$:
Plymouth ; J. Knowles, Yarmouth Port ; %
n
.f
e/ ht
West Barnstiibie; Samuel Howes, Dennis ; #>" ' J;
Stutson, Sa^wich ]
J. E.
&*ir«, ¥ "* ****
£*<%
Mayo, Chatham Jikev # C o,SQ^th Yarmo»th , /.
Brooks, .fr ,Harvvich ; 4» Q'hman , Cotjiit ,Jorf ' or
Dams, Falmouth ;' Fi;eeman Doane ami A. ^ _ sSefc
leaps; Ellis &¦ Swift, Monument; Ellis & ^"
/uiht*
J. Wilder, Truro ;' E. Bi
ggins , Wpllfleet. ; ¦A> &(,!t#
Provincetown ; Kelley f '
Son, Centreville . ; &¦ J
^
Eastham ; II.A.Morse, Holliston ; /.^k
ffih»i
Chatham ; f . G. Ni/e, North Falmouth ; AM J p-
East Falinonth ; Nickerson S
f Co, Soath V
^ ec *
\
Southworth, Jfattapoisett. __^HL————
/^IRANBERBIES—In fine order,/Ptfil|I'
iV^^
CAPE COI)..I.RANC1I RAIL ROAD.
^^S^^^M^^B
T^^~z.
^^y^^
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f^^'^^
"jffijis
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siffi'
FALL AltRANGEME NT.
Car? from Boston learSethe Depot of the Old Colony
Rad Jfna d.
ON
and after Monday, October 7, 1850, Passepger
Trains will leave lifoston and Sandwich dail y,
Sundays exempted , as fol lp\s, viz :
Leave Boston for Sandwich at 7.45 A.M. and 4.00
P.M. ' *> "
Ly the suhsciihcr , a good
assort ment of Gentlemen 's and Boys' thick am]
thin BOOTS and SHOES.
Also A great variety of Ladies' and Misses
BOOTS and Walking SHOES.
Also-—An excellent assortment of Gentlemen 's
Ladies ' and Child ren 's RUBBERS.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES—Of the usual
assortment generall y found in a country store , which
wil l he sold at reasonable prices.
SOAP POWDERS—A good article for washing-
one paper will make 12 quarts' of Soap: price 12 1-2
cents per paper. FREDERICK LEWIS
Barnstable. Oct. 15.
Boots and Shoes-—New Store.
THE subscriber has removed his shop opposite the
County Book Store, and has fitted it up fqr the
sal e of Boots and Shoes, fie has just received as good
a n assortment of every variety as can ho found ' in the
County—and he would invite all those wanting a pood
article, on the very lowest terms, to call and examine his
supp ly, before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock consists of an exten sive and well selected
assortment of Men 's and Bovs ' Calf Skin BOOTS and
SHOES; Men 's and Boys'Calf and Goat Skin SHOES:
Ladies' and Misses Goat Skin BOOTS and SHOES ;
Ladies' and Misses GOITER BOOTS ; do SHOES;
Ladies' low price ' Shoes, &c. &<¦
'•
Kj^'Making and repairin g dor.e fit short notice.
Barnstable , Oct. 15 ' ' HENRY EWER.
^BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.
DR. W^T.
E.
LORD, having removed his residence
from Cambrid geport , and located himself between
the villagesW North and East Dennis , would respect-
full y tender his services to his friends ot Dennis and
the public geVierally, hop ing by app lication and atten-
tion to the wants of his patients , to deserve a fair pro-
portion of public patronage. His medicines are en-
tirel y vegetable, and his mode of practice has proved
eminentl y successful , in the treatment of affections of
the Lungs, Liv;er, Stomach , Kidneys and Spine , Ner-
vous Diseases,tand the varicus comp laints peculiar to
females; also, Sin all cases of scrofula and impurities of
the blood. I WM. E. LORp, M. D.
Dennis , Sept? 10. 6in.
Provincfito ^n Marine Railway.
THE subscribers ha.vpconstructed on Central Wharf
Provi ncetown, a MARINE RAILWAY , of suffi-
cient magnitude to tal$ up vessels of 150 to 200 tons,
affording all those wlrtf are putting into this commodi-
ous and excellent hnrj idr , a fine opportun ity to underg o
such repairs as may be Vound necessary.
There is not a Rail way 011 the coas't where vessels
can be taken up witfl greiiter ease and facility,than that
which we have recerttl y constructed on Central Wharf ,
ari d those who favor us with their patropagemay rel y
upon all charges being fiivo rahle ,-=-and in addition to
tlje low char ges for the Railwa y, there is not another
place where bcttei 'Blacksmiths. Caulkers , Shi p Carpen-
ters, and Sailmakfcrs can be found , tha n at this place.
Kp-All vessels' requii-ing to be hauled up for repairs ,
will find it for th'eir interest to call uppn
' WILLIAM ATKINS , or
/ FREEMAN ATKINS.
/ Central Wharf.
Provinectown , Dec. 3. 6m
TfTHiTE -BEANS, nipe LARD and COOKING
W BUTyEfj—Just received and for sale at
sept 3 '.
. " A. PERCIVAL'S.
Gotuit Port and New Bedford Packet.
_j_ T;he slpop HARRIET E. Capt. B.
}'*«
!
Bouyne , commenced running regularl y for
y j ^v the se.ason. oij'thp 25th ult., ' from Cotuit
jJHS yg— P°rt tQ N<*w Bc4for(1
' via East Falmouth
" ¦"
"
"
' "and Wood's Hole. For freight or passage,
apply to ELIJAH PHINNEY. Cotuif port , PERKY
G. MACQMBER , New Bedford , or to the master on
Hoard. tf Cotuit tort, May 14
IO r ij R. B. THOMAS' OLD FARMER'S
OeJl . ALMANAC FOR 1851—By the hun-
dred , dozen or single copy , for sale at the COUNTY
BOOKSTORE , Barnstable. nov 26
SCHO OL BOOK?^
-AND-
Q
STAT IIOHIE t*^
P°5,,saisc
^EtB0?oKsiyr ,
SCHOOL BOOKS , togoTh°
r WUh
e
*">«* 'V
STATIONERY , consislin" in p" t % ?°°1 .
"
V
1
READING BOOKS^-Amerio °£the 4 '
^
National Reader ; Introduc™
on "^""
St
S% Of
Primer ; Worcester's 8d, 3d land .?° i «?4i
1st, 2d and 3d part; Grammar Sehoo, p B°ok X-
;
Reading Books ; Porter's Rhctnv 9 1
R
^
ad
^.
'0
SO
son's Primer; Young Readtr y n"1 B<*4;Stf
Class Book ; Sullivan's PS iticalrt
ge Be4^R'
Mind ; Pope's Essay on Man ; sl^nW^
SPELLING BOOKS-NktioSSV6
"
*"??
Introduction to do; Perry's do¦ wPe!lin8 r
Town's do; Swan's do; Rnssel's fl« orees£rf (tt
HISTORIES-Goodrich's Histo *
• tt *«¦
erson 's Questions to do ; 1st, 2d ana : i»*M
termedlate do ; Morse's do. "
j'
do '*
ARITHMETICS—Smith's Arithm ,.,- !ls-
1st, 2d and 3d parts ; Greenleaf' s Aviti ' ^*h^
and Mental do; Keys to do; Emerson's j? etie; l7!
3d part ; Ada ms' Arithmetic ; Cobh's «- .2'oai f&-
MISCELLANEOU S-Blake's NatJ» 4iS
i^
Cumstock's Chemistry ; Blake's First L« '°Htl,
tronomy; Botany for Beginners ; Walt
80
"5
k ?'
School Dictionary ; Perry 's Dictionary %*5os,
Comp. Dictionary ; Olmstead's School Ac* Ot<*si!?
do Philosop hy; Bayley's Algebra ; D«'?>^'
ter's Anatomy and Phisiology ; Coffin's N .<*°; "*\ ,
losophy ; Abbot's Ambercrombie; Wil^
i'0"' ¦
'
my; Adams' Latin Grammar; Jacob's lZ- Asf, '"
Virgilii Delphini ; Surrault 's French o
Kcj
C
Henrz's French Reader; Quarto Blank Bn5'""ll»r '
shall's Book Keeping; Al phabets, &e., 1 . < %'
Letter Paper , plain and ruled ; Ledgers . A aw
Day Books ; Blanks, of all kinds ; Steel Pen ^s-
Ink ; Wafers ; Sealing Wax; Lead and Sl.T'^'lls
1
&c,, &c, '"eiKJij'
The above will be sold at "wholes «
.
! ¦n '
at the LOWEST PRICES. ' r
.
8Entl
_ deei7 '
For Sale hj the Subscriber,
BLEACHED and unbleached Cotton Cloth - 3.41.
4-4 and 5-4 colored Table Covers ; also,'
Getf
mens' and Ladies' winter Gloves; Childrens' Mittens¦
DeLain&s ; Prints ; 'ready made Sacks ; Pants anil
Vests ; Overalls ; bundle and sheet Wadding; roai|ej
and ground Coffee ; best quality Tea and Soar
Cheese ; Beans ; Corn; Flour and Meak; fancy Shies'
strapped ; Stove Brushes and Blac&iEg; extra quality
Brooms ; Hearth Brashes; paixtefJ Pails and Tubs
flag-bottom Chairs , 2 sizes ; back Baskets, 3 sizes '
coarse and fine Salt ; Baldwin and Greening Apples'
bleached Winter, Solar, Sperm and Lard Oil ; BmW
Fluid , and a great variety of Goods too numerous t»
mention. A PERCIVA1.
dec 10.
G. H. BALLOU,
Portrait Painter ,
BKEWSTEB, Mass.,
HAVING made recent arrangements for executing
Portraits from daguerreotypes , can now readil y
answer such commands, if made in season. All letters
to he addressed as above. tf nov 12
f if ew Cask.
^R^F=^*. HP?'115 subscriber would respectfully
OE^Qt -*- inform thosc who intend fittin g
nfcH.ll
wlialin S Vessels from Orleans , Truro ,
j U S
0 m l
and qther places on the Cape .that he has
^^ established himself in Provincetown , as
j manufacturer of OIL AND WATER CASKS , as
Sport and on as favorable terms as can be found in
Boston , New Bedford , or elsewhere.
[p^Please call and examinp, m send in your orders
in season. ' • .
N. B.—Nice Water Casks made to ordei;, for Her,
;hant Ships , and landed on City wharf, Boston , free of
jxpense if required. GEORGE DE'WOLF.
_J^rovincetown , 'Dec. 3. 6m
J. Kelley & Son,
HAVE ju st received a large addition to their former
stock of Goods, among which are many very de-
sirable articl es, viz ;
Bay State Long and Square SHAWLS, of Orange
and Blue colors. I
DELAINE S , plain and figured.
BONNET RIBBONS.
D.RESS TRIMMINGS.
ALPACCAS , col ored and black.
Nice Goods for CLOAKS.
BEAVER CLOTHS; DOESKINS ; CASSI-
MERES : SATINETS ; COTTONS , &a.
Ccntreville , $pv. 26-
Furniture and Upholstery,
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Wo<». 51, 55 and 59 Comilsili,
RESPECTFULLY announce to their old friends
and customers , that they have on hand for sale, as
grea.t an assortment of
Furniture and Upholstery Goods,
as can, be found at any other Warehouse in Boston
All the FURNITURE manufactured for their Ware-
rooms, is of the most approved patterns , of the latest
styles, and can lie sold on the very lowest terms. Pur-
chasers will find it for their interest to call and exam-
ine their Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Their stock of UPHOLSTERY comprises the new-
est styles of Brocatelles , Damask and other Curtain
Fabrics—superb Lace, Muslin and Lace Curtains—rich
Cornices—Curtain Bands—together with a large assort-
ment of
PAINTED WIND OW SHADES,
and all other Shade Goods, Shade Fixtures, &c.
Also—FEATHERS, LOOKING GLASSES, &c.
In connection with the beautiful assortment of rich
Furniture , will be found superior EXTENSION DIN-
ING TABLES, which are pronounced superior to any
before manufactured.
K7-UPH0LSTERY WORK in all its branches , is
promptly executed at short notice—and all who are
in want of any of the above descri ption of Goods, are
pa rticularl y invited to visit their rooms.
The Cape Trade is respectfull y solicited.
Nos. 51, 55 and 59 Cokniiill.
Boston , Oct. 22. ]y
Commissioners' Notice.
jVTOTICE is hereby given , that the subscri bers hav
±% been, appointed hy the Jud ge of Probate for the
County of Barnstable , Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of creditors against the estate of
THOMAS STETSON,
late of Barnstable , shoemaker , represented insolvent-^-
and six months from the 13th af August last , are al-
lowed said creditors to present and prove their claims;
and we shall attend that service at the store of Ebcn'r
Bacon , in Barnstable , on Thursday the 12th of De-
cember, and Wednesday the 12th day of February
next, at 2 o'clock. P. M.
EBEN'R BACON, j „
ISAAC CHIPMAN , \
Commissioners.
Barnstable , Oct. 29, 1850.
GOULD & STOWE,
Cap Manufacturers ,
ANj J WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, Trunks,Valises,Carpet Bags,
Fuvs, UmlsB-ellas,Buffalo Rotoes, &c,
No. 1
§ Union-sikeet,
(NextDoor to the Lagrango House,)
TiiAnnEti s Gould , )
BOSTON
Oryjme Stowe. J
JJUftJ .UA.
Aug 2,9 tf
PORTER, CORING & CASWELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN /
©BUG-S, PAINTS, OIL.S, OYUWOODS,
CHEMICAL S, BRYSALTE1UES,
—AND.—
DYERS' ^ MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES,
No. 11 India , corner of Central street ,
(O pposite the New Custom House,)
BOSTON.
T. C. PQKTEB. Q. P. LOKING. 0. S. CASWELL.
au.
a; 13 6ra
m So mwwm
^m & o®Oa
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. 1
7 Custom House street,
And Cellar No. 70 ) -^.^^^^
BROAD STREET , \
BOSTON.
ang 13
B. F. GILMAN, M. D,
61 Fedea-al -street ,
^©E^So
Referes to—J. Bigelow, M. D.
Waltek Ciianning , M. D
oet 15 tf i.
DR. T. P. JACKSON,
No. §3 Dover,
2d DOOR FROM WASHINGTON STREET ,
oct l BOSTON.
WILLIAM J. DEWEY,
Commission Merchant & Shipping Agent,
67 .Gravier-strect ...NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans , Jul y 22. 3m—fang 6
P. PINEO, M, D,
PHYSICIAN AND BURgSON,
HAVING permanentl y situated himself in the \
'\U
Inge of Barnstable , tenders his sersices in every
branch of the profpssiqn , to the inhabitants of the town ,
and the public generall y.
P; S. 4ltendance given at any hour, pf the day and
ni ght.
Barnstnble , Jul y 2. tf
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
'
NO. 2 MILK STREET,
BOSTOIC ,
are prepared to supply at WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL the celebrated
BAI STATE SHAWLS,
in the latest and choicest styles and at the Lowest
Prices.
-^-ALSO *
every description of
Shawls, Silks, and Cloak Goods !
including the following desirable kinds :—
Superior BLACK AND FANCY COLORED
DRESS SILKS, all widths ;
SATIN AND SATINS DE CHIN C, for Cloaks
and Dresses ;
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS in the greatest
variety ;
ELEGANT PARIS CLOAKS AND SACKS ;
THIQET CLOTHS AND FRENCH MERINOS
SILK AND WOOLLEN FABRICS of all kindi
for Cloaks;
MARCELINE SILKS and other goods for trim,
ming Cloaks ;
CASHMERE SCARFS ;
WIDE VELVETS for Shawls and Cloaks ;
MOURNING SHAWLS AND SILK GOODS ;
BOMBAZINES , ALPACCAS, &c. &c.
Comp rising the most extensive assortment of
French, German aisd Swiss Dry Goo«!s,
to which public attention has been invited in Boston.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
sept 3 NO. 2 MILK STREET.
Carpeting .
nnilE subscribers have on hand , and are constan tly
JL iecei\ ing from Factories and Manufacturers, bath
(oi cisn xnd domestic , a heavy stock of
(pivJBIPIlSIISftSSs
|in every variety of style and finish,
Among which are ,
VELVETS, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, THHE.E-
PLY, SUPER AND EXTRA FINES.
Also^»Low prioed Carpetings, of which we keep a
heavy stock.
Also—Painted Floor Cloths, from 2 to 2 1-2
feet in width. Canton Mattings, thick , varie-
gated and plain , all widths. RUGS , MATS , BOCK-
INGS, TABLE OIL CLOTHS, etc. etc.
Our friends and customers on the Cape, will not for-
get to favor us with a call , and look throug h our stock
before purchasing their Carpets , as they may rest as-
sured that they will find a large, new and choice as-
sortment of goods at all times, and at the lowest prices.
WM. P. TENNEY & CO.,
Carpet Hall over Maine Rail Road Depot ,
v Haymarkct Square ,
iune 4 tf Boston
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS.
higriawji i,i] S. N. WILSON & CO., in the brick
fS't e !
|
| building, No, 3, corner of Merrinwck. and '
j! * ,|[ * si Doacon-strcets, (opposite the City Hay
[;;, ! .'; I [' Scales ,) Boston , have on hand for sale,
|J \ j Doors, Sashes and Blinds,
,;' ] jj;lj of ail descri ptions , and of a very superior
lii'ly ' II*.
'' manufacture.
JttSy /Ui KS^Those favoring them with their cus-
1!,1'jS 1 ] jjlf [1111 [] torn , may rel y upon their giving them a
IIiL_j !idJ.j o.
od article on the most reasonable terms.
Ola id Sus/ies on hand , or glazed to order. All or-
ders promptl y att ended to.
The Cape Trade is respectfull y solicited.
Boston , Nov. 5. ly
Annuals for 1851.
THE AMARANTH ; or Token of Remembrance,
a Christmas and New Year's Gift for '
.851
GIFT OF JJllIENDSHIP—A Token of Remem-
brance for 1851.
Rli .VIEMBKR ME—A Token of Love.
THE GARLAND : or Token of Friendship.
FRIENDSHIP S OFFERING-A Christmas , New
1ear , and Birth Day Present. Just received and for
sale at the COUNTY BqOKSTORE. '
Barnstnbl e. Dec. 3.
Painted Window Shades.
ALSO, 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 PAINTED CARPETS ,
splendid patterns.
Also, 4-4'STRAW CARPETS, just rpceivpd and
for sale by J. KELLEY $ SON.
Centreville , No v. 26.
To Be Let,
JtagflL The Dwelling House formerl y occup ied
i gSHBlB
1 by Capt. Charles C. Morton , sit uated in
jiijg pln East Barnstable. It has an excellent orchard
jgrvWBaUi with outbuildings , &c,—is very convenient
for 2 small families ,and will be let on reasonable terms,
on application to Capt. JOSEPH SMITH , opposite
the premises. Barnstable , Nov. 12.
MORE LIGHT !—Pure and genuine Burning Fluid
at 62 1-2 cts per gallon—lor sale at the COUN-
TY BOOKSTORE , Barnstable. may 7
CLEAR AND MESS PORK; Pickled Shoulders
arid a full assortment of Groceries, for sale at a'
PKROIVAL'S. n 5
'
PICKLES.—Cucumber Pickles, in fine order , just
received and for sale by the gallon at
*?p« 10 ' A. PERCIVAL'S.
Tailoring Business,
rilHE subscriber having removed his place of business
JL from the shop of Mr. Isaac Chipman to the house
ot the late Capt. Joshua Loring, opposite the Baptist
Meeting House , respectfull y solicits the patronage of
his former friends and customers. His experience in
the business will enable him "
to, furnish GARMENTS
of all descri ptions , of the mostS|
aflproved patterns in
the best manner , and on the most f^vrfejaile terms.
U
p ^Oner Coats, Dress Coats, Pants^vkiiA Vests, and
Children's Clothing cut anctmade roiordlr, fft the short-
est notice. * "V
J
f f '
*»*Sevcral Apprentices are«wnn£e'd immediatel y,
who will find good employment , oh- applicatio n to
SvDOWDING.
Baqistablc , Oct. 1. 3m v
,.
One Price Clothing Store,
f ipHIS generally and favorabl y well-known Establish
JL ment is now ' in full and successful operation , and
prepared for a much larger Fall Trade than ever be-
fore. It has always been my intentio n, as soon as cir-
punistanc es would admit , to atlopt the above one priced
caption—for I have long been well satisfied that this is
the onl y right way to trade—especiall y with a large
and increasing class of customers. My greatl y increas-
ing patronage and success in business , now enables me
to offer my extensive and thoroug h mad e Stack on
terms the most fair and honorable to all .
Every one must be satisfied that this is the onlj
RIGHT WAY of doing business , and the only one by
which a man can trade with safety—fay if one buys at
less than cost, some one must pay a great deal more
than the WO RTH , or the seller cannot meet his de-
mands.
To the Cape Trade I have ever adhered as near to
the one price system as possible ; but now being com-
pletel y under way, and behind none in