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To Postmasters.
The Postmaster General has decided that when a
¦po^ui iiste-r-
is
agent for a publisher , lie has power to
ir'ink letters forwarding; subscri ptions to such pub-
J'shers. The following is the letter eonfainining the
decision :
Post Officf. Dkpa r t m f x t, |
Appointment Office , JJec . 31 , 1819. j
gj B • The Postmaster General ,after careful eon-
¦jel.,,tion of the question as to the right of Postmas-
,., (hat have the privilege of frankin g, to frank Ict-
rs to publishers of newspapers covering money for
Uj gription s or the names of subscribers , lias decid-
,j that when the Postmaster is agent for the pub-
Vslicrs , he has the power to frank such letters , and
]iis agency will uo presumed from the fact that he j
franks them . As no Postmaster has any authorit y
to frank these communications but when lie is such
an agent , it U proper to regard him as acting in that
capacity when he so conducts , until informat ion be
received to the contrary. In doing this business,
the Postmaster must be regarded as entirel y the
a^ent
of the publisher , and not of the Department, j
= Very respectfull y, &c., j
FITZ HENRY WARREN. \
Postmasters will please recollect that , in order to
constitute a frank , it is necessary not onl y to write :
£!,(, Word "Free "on the letter ,but to sign their names j
ISO. Thus -.—Free, John Smith, P. M. ! i
Damages for a Buoke nt Arm.—It will be re-
collected that a gentleman named Shaw , while pas-
sin? "Pon tne Worcester Railroad in the vicinity ' of
Jj eedham .some months since , had his arm badly bro-
ken while extended from the window of the car , in
consequence of its comina in contact with the door
of a frei ght car, which had been carelessl y left open ,
upon a side track. It was antici pated that damages
to a large amount would be recovered , but we un-
derstand that the matter has been finally settled by
the payment upon the part of the road of between
$300 and $400.—[Boston Times.
A Good One.—A Washington letter writer tells [
the following anecdote of President Tay lor. Some !
whi g member of Congress informed the General that j
the whi gs of that body were resolved on beating Mr.
Dow (who is the candidate for Seargeant-at-Arms),
because he wrote a spurious Message, put the Gen-
eral's name to it , and had it published in the Union ,
when the General begged they would find some oth-
er objection, as he had read both , and , as far as he
understood either of them , he liked Mr. Dow's Mes-
sage better than his own.
Boston, Jan. 25—Fish—-The demand for Fish of all
kinds is rather light. Prices continue the same as last
week, viz: $11 62 1-2 a l l 75 for No 1 Mackerel ; 7 C2
a 7 75 for No 2.and 5 62 a 5 75 for No 3,in fares. No 2
and 3, separate, would bring 25 a 37 , l-2c per hbl more.
Sales of 1000 qtls small Cod at $2 a 2 12 1-2, packed.
Large Cod 2 37 1-2 per qtl , cash.
Flour—We have no change to notice in this article
except that the market is a little less firm , without any
change in prices since last week. Genesee good com-
mon brands $5 50 a 5 62 1-2 ; Ohio and Michi gan 5 50;
fancy Genesee 5 87 1-2 a 6, and extra do 6 12 a 6 50 ;
St Louis common brands 5 37 1-2 a 5 50 per bbl , cash.
Grain—The recei pts of Corn have been very ligln.and
the market is more firm , without any material alteration
in prices. Good Southern yellow is selling at 58 a 59c,
and white quick at 57c. Northern Rye is scarce, and
selling in small parcels at 70c per bushel , cash.
[Daily Adv.
State of the Markets.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Scientific Lectures.
The second of a scries of Lectures on scientific sub-
jects, ft the Methodist Chapel , will be delivered on
FRIDAY EVENING , Feb. 1, at 6 1-2 o'clock , by Rev.
J. N. Bellows. Should the weather be unfavorable on
Friday evening, the Lecture will bo given Saturday
evening. '
Per order. P. W. ALLEN, Sec'y
•Barnstable, Jan. 29, 1850.
The owners of the schr Clara and Union Wharf Co.
tender their sincere thanks to the Eneine Company
and citizens generally of Provineetown , for their
prompt and active services during the late fire onboard
the schr Clara.
SETH L. NICKERSON,
WILLIAM COOK ,
JONATHAN COOK ,
„ , JONATHAN YOUNG , and others.
1rovmcetown, Jan. 24.
.
.ttj *Agents Wanted. SEARS' NEW PIC-
iUKIAL WORKS FOR 1850. Any enterp rising
young mail can clear $500 to S1000 per year, by selling
thesepopular and splendidly illustrated volumes. They
contain more than pour thousand unweaving s, de-
igned and executed by the most eminent artists of
England and America.
j
Agents also wanted to canvass the city and country
or advertisements and subscri ptions for valuable News-
pfe
j ^thor .information address (post paid) S. M
^TENGILL, No- 10 State-street , Boston.
Boston , Jan. l. tf
A Card.
MR. AMES 'S CASE.
t A MACHINIST IX THE BOSTON LOC0M0-
[ XI VIS WORKS.
Bost on-, January 12, 1849.
• Messrs. Redding & Co., 8 State street :_
Gentlemen It U now about 14 months since I com-
¦ monced sp itting blood y matter , accompanied with a
!disagreeable coug h and pain in my side. After em-
! ployin "doctors of good standing, without avail , I was
' induced to try DR. SCHENCK'S PULMONARY
SYRUP , of which I took as many as half a dozen
bottles , wlii'-h 1 bought at your office in State street ,
: and found it benefittcd me greatl y. Two months
' since, however , I caug ht a sev ere cold , and the symp-
toms above desc ribed re-appeared with more severity ,
insomuch that I was forced to give up my business a*I-
j together. This time the doctors thought " mine a very
serious case; my friends considered mo in cxtreYne
; danger, and they recommended a journe y South. Hap-
pening in conversation with your book-keeper , to
mention this circumstance , he suggested to me to «-o
on to Philadel phia , and sec ])r. Sehcnek , which I did ,
and was fortunat e enough to interest the doctor in I
my case. He held out hopes of speed y cure. He took
me to his house , where he gave me a number of bot-
tles of this Syrup, until a gathering appeared on my
side , which ri pened and discharged a great quantity
of matter. From that moment I gai ned dail y. I have
returned to Boston , where I give to you this state-
ment , convinced of the benefit of this great medicine ,
which under God's providence , has restored me to I
health again. For Dr. Schcnck' s hospitalit y and un- !
remitting kindness to me , I can perhaps , make no bet-
ter return than this statement. If you publish this it
may meet the eye of some others , who , like me, have
suffered all but death from consumption , or diseases in
the shape I have described , may be induc ed to avai l
themselves of the virtue and realize the full benefit , as
I have. J. R. AMES. I
We, the undersi gned , arc acquainted with Mr. Ames, J
and know this statement to be true , and the signature !
genuine. Reubl Hough ,
Book-keeper of the Boston Locomotive Works.
Isaiah Tilston ,
Machinist at the Boston Locomotive Works.
G. J. Edwards,
Machinist at the Boston Locomotive Works.
Ihe proprietor respectfull y offers his ori ginal Pul-
monie Syrup to the public as a cure for Coug hs , Colds.
Consumption , Dyspepsia , Liver Complai nt, Palpitati on
of the Heart, and Scrofula. It has been before the
public upwards of twelve years, during which time
scarcely a single individual has used it without findin g
relief. It has succeeded in eases where all other reme-
dies had fail ed , and the proprietor conscientiously be-
liev es, from its great success, that it is the best remedy
for these diseases ever discovered. Having devoted the
whole of his attention , for the last sixteen years to the
treatment of Consumption , Liver Complaint , Dyspep-
sia, and all diseases of the Lungs and Respiratory Or-
gans, he points to his great success , as a sufficient guar-
antee to the public of his skill and ability. lie denies
that the disease is incurable , and adduces the foregoing
testimony in proof of his position. His unprecedented
cures are based solel y upon the merits of his Pulmonic
Syrup , and avoids the use of Opium and other nar-
cotics , which are onl y administered to relieve, but ncvci
to cure the patient.
Price—$1 per bottle , or 6 bottles for $5. Sold whole-
sale and retail by
REDDING & CO., Bookseli.eks,
No. 8 State-stheet, Boston,
General Agents for Now Englan d.
Also sold by O. M. Hinckley, Bar nstablc ; Josiah
Niekerson , Jr., North Chatham; J. Mayo , Chatham ;
Ellis & Swift, Monument ; Gco. W. Ellis"& Co., Pocas-
sett ; P. G. Nye, North Falmouth ; F. Davis, Falmouth ;
Asa Phinncy, East Palmouth: J. Kellcy & Son , Cen-
treville; D. K. Akin & Co., South Yarmouth ; E. Niek-
erson , Jr. & Co., South Dennis; John L. Lothrop
Provincetown: J. Wilder , Truro; E. Knowles , East-
ham; Freeman Doane, East Orleans; E. Edson , Jr.,
Orleans; J. Mayo, Brewstcr; J. E. Sears, West Brews-
ter; Samuel Howes, North Dennis; James Knowles,
Yarmouth: Hinckley & Stutson , Sandwich ; Obed
Brooks, Jr., Harwich ; E. Higgins , Wellflect.
Doct. Schcnck's pamp hlet on the nature of consump-
tion and its cure, with certificates , can be had gratis as
above. , 2m dec 19
Oct 22, fat 54 29 S, Ion 28 56 W, ship Sarah Parker.
Ixa msdell , fm Nantu cket July 6, for San Francisco
Nov 25, lat 24 S, Ion 41 , bark Danl Webster Hi-wins
fm Boston Sept 23, for San Francisco. '
No date, lat 33 N, Ion 34 1-2 W, shi p Martha Ilmck-
ley.fm Nantucke t Oct 16, for California;same time, bark
Martha , fm for do.
Spoken, &c.
MW ADVERTISEMENT S
lown Meeting.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Barnsta -
_^i Gkeetixg :
y O U are hereby required in the name of the Coin-
X monwealth of Massachusetts, to notify and warn
the Inhabitants of the Town of Barnstable , qualified to
vote in Elections , to meet at the Town House in said
lown , on MONDAY , the fourth day of February next ,
at ten of the clock in the forenoon , to bring in their
votes to the Selectmen for three County Commission-
ers, and two Special Commissioners , for the County of
Barn stablc, being all inhabitants of different towns in
said County , agreeable to the laws of the Common-
wealth.
You are also reqired to notify and warn the said in-
habitants to meet at the aforesaid time and place, to act
on the following articles, to wit :
1st—To choose a Moderator of said meeting.
2d—To choose a Town Clerk , Town Treasurer, Se-
lectmen , Assessors, Constable or Constables, and all
other necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
3d—To give in their votes for a County Treasurer.
4th—To receive the report of a Committee chosen
at a former meeting, to settle the Town account with
the lown Treasurer and to act on the same. Also, to
receive and act on any other report which may properly
come before said meeting from any other Committee ,
or from the Selectmen or Overse/srs of the Poor.
5th—-To receive and act upon /he accounts of the Se-
lect men, Overseers of the Poor f/nd Surveyors of High-
ways. /
6th—To give in their votes p x a School Committee,
as required by law. • /
7'h—To choose Prudential/Committees for such of
the School Districts as may iSot have, nhmm'tliom .ml
the School Districts as may /ot have chosen them , and
made return thereof to the Selectmen previous to said
meeting. /
8th—To raise a sum /f money for the support of
I ublic Schools the ensuirfg year. Also,for the making
and repairing of highways, town ways and brid ges. Al-
so, for the support of the Town's poor, and to defray
all other expenses of the Town the ensuing year.
9th—To give the necessary directions respecting the
improvement of the Town 's property, and to establish
regulations for the management of the Alms House.the
ensuing year.
10th—To choose Committees to regulate the Her-
ring rivers.
11tli—To choose a Committee to settl e the Town ac-
counts with the Treasurer, and report at the next annu-
al meeting.
12th—To know if the Town will choose or appoint
snitable persons to have charge of the Bury ing
Grounds in said Town , that the said persons , if ap-
pointed , shall keep up the fences and have the general
superintendance of said grounds. By request.
13th—To know if the Town will cause the rock near
the dwelling house of Edward Scudder , on which the
first Town Meeting in this Town was held , to be fenced
in , that the same may be preserved. By request.
14th—To know if the Town will cause the Surp lus
Money belonging to said Town to be collected and
used to defray the expenses of said Town. Also to do
and act in all matters relatin g to said Surplus Money.
By request.
lath—lo know if the Town will restore to the in-
habitants of the Eighteenth School District their equi-
table portion of the School Money of the year 1849.
By request.
16th—To know if the Town will establish or cause
to be kept , an additional or High School , as required by
the Revised Statutes , Chapter 23d, Section 5th. By re-
quest. . i
17th—To know if the Town will choose a Committee
to oppose the laying out of a Town way in the Easter-
ly part of said Town , near Yarmouth line, as prayed
for on the petition of Hiram Bearse and others , now
pending before the County Commissioners. By re-
quest.
18th—To know if the Town will enlarge the Town
House, or take measures for the erection of a new one.
By request.
Hereof fail not , and make due service of this War-
rant.according to Law, and return thereof, to the Town
Clerk, with your doings thereon , on or before the time
set for holding said meeting.
Given ander our hands this twenty-third day of Jan-
uary, in the year one thousand eight hundred and
fift y.
CHARLES C. BEARSE , ) Selectmen
FREDERICK SCUDDER , } of
LOTHROP DAVIS , ) Barnstable.
A true copy—Attest :
L. L. GOODSPEED,
Constable of Rarnstfihle.
The Inhabitants of the Town of Barnstablc. qualified
o vote in Town Meeting, on Town Affairs, are hereb y
notified to meet at the time and place, and for the pur-
poses named in the above warrant.
L. L. GOODSPEED ,
Constable of Barnstable.
Millinery.
MISS CONANT informs the Ladies of Barnstablc
and vici nity, that she has an excellent assortment
of MORNING and DRESS CAPS, wit h a variety of
patterns of RIBBONS , at ho/ Millinery Rooms over
Mr. Ehen Bacon 's Store , w,X'ie h she offers for sale on
favorable terms. / Barnstablc , Jan. 15.
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SHIP and ORNAMpTAL CARVING
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I Central-wharf, Provincetown
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st0I1 j ian 29 \.
Fes- 1 -— ZU . Jim
IIll r" FARMER'S
-o AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
Mar- and
itch. ©JMsdiJ) S> Jl ^JJJs&Iho
ston,
mt&wms
) wm®mr^ & ®@oa
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers of Prouty &
3VTon )"s'
™°. celebrated Centre Draft , Side Hill, Self-
"fl» Sharpening, and Snb-Soil
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live » ^^W^V£—<*
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ary Which have obtained the HIGHEST Premiums ever
)ile ; offered in AMERICA , Co/thei r superior construc-
San lion , EASE of DRAFT and beauty of work
son , performed by the m Jo admirabl y a"re they
en , adapted to opcsitc in the "various
ott , kind! of soil ,
jki-so,
;-- Hovey's Improve/ Hay & Straw Cullers,
lev, of JParious sizes :
ltf E^R O W B ,
. EXPANDING i/OKSE, HAND AND CORN
CULTIVATORS ,
or- FABf RTIN G BUMS
THERMOMETE R, BARREL & DASIl'ciIUBNS-
CVi cheese Presses ; root cutters
SUGAR MILLS ; CORN SIIELLERS , '
an , -And a full and complete,assortment of
h, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Now m general use, and to which they are constantly
adding many new and usefu l improvements , as '
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the wants of the Farmer may demand,
it- They have also an extensive assort-
rs meri t of
« GRASS , GARDEN , FIELD AND FLOWER SEED, ,
»y; Which have been raised for and selected by them , and 1
th , which they can conlidentall y recommend as i
ee pure and true to their names. c
;r . In connection with the Agricultural Department , they
ha ve an ext ensiv e assortmen t of s
- Cooking and Parlor Stoves, :
Of every descri ption , suited to the wants of the Earmei '
combining Comfort , with Convenience and which c
they warrant to operate in the most perfect i
manner. i
T>. P. & CO. are agents for the sale of MOTT'S t
a- AGRICULTURAL(of Farmer 's) CAULDRON. '
The Public are respectfull y invitee! to call and ex-
l- ' arnine the above at thiir
.„ Warcreoms, 1
9, 20 &22No. Market s
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J lslll CHANCE. 3?? o
,. HU E subscriber , desirous of flosing up his business,
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- offers at private sale, ill his Real Estate in p
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Barnstable , consisting offive/>WELLING HOUSES A
with all the out buildings thereto belong ing—together ff
with an excellent GRIST-MILL, recentl y built over
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j the stream near the DwcURn g House occup ied by him- il;
self. To those wantijfr to purchase his WOOD- d
.. LAND or any of his levelling Houses , a rare chance
l is now offered at privefte sale . '?
J
He hereby inform^he public , that such of his Real %
f Estate as remains mftolcl on SATURDAY , the 1st day °
, of June next , will then bo ottered at Public Auction, at f
his Dwelling House, in West Barnstable. Sale to com- £
mence at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon.
SILAS F. JONES.
, AVest Barnstable, Jan. 29. U
' ±A For Sale—Tie s(hr MAJESTIC , 52
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tons burthen , wcjl found in sails , rigging,
-«flMfek- cables and ancho/s—now lying at East Bos- ]v
o3a»=rfg» ton . gaj(j sch& is well calculated for the nn
' fi«hing business. For farther particulars , apply to ri
; FRANKLIN CROSBY.lSast Boston ,or to HIGG1NS
• & CROSBY , East Brevspter. jan 09 (lr
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N ACCOUNT OF THE RECEIPTS AND EX- ""
; XX PENDITURES of the County of Barnstable , for
; the year ending December 31st, 1849 :
Receipts.
Treasurer 's balance last settlement , 1030 03 ~
Balance of County Tax for year 1848,' • 3092 29
Towards do, for year 1849, 2330 00
Received of Commonwealth for Bills of Costs
in criminal prosecutions , 1848, 209 4 8 *
g
Received for fi nes and Bills of Cost , 385 49 fl
Received for Cost on Road Petitions , 250 16 **
Do for Pedlar s' Licenses, 28 00 ac-
Cash Loans of Barnstable Bank , 977 50 bc:
f ^~ "\ $.8802 95 mi
Expenditures. r c
Grand Jury fees attending Courts , 223 55 tio
Traverse Jury , do/' do 089 57
Constables' service , ve/iries, 68 76 for
Crier of Courts , ,
/ .
')[ 50 ter
Sheriff and Deputieyattcnding Courts , 128 00 voi
I Bills of Costs in eiiminal prosecutions , 767 11 001
Clerk of Courts M- fees , 177 02
Sheriff for fees, / 120 12 ses
County and Special Commissioners, 392 05 vei;
For su pport 'of Jflitso ners in JniL
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- 456 25 nil
Repai rs on County^lMnii™1!
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^ 154 92 am
Stationary , Printin g and Advertising, 80 98 ]
Fuel, 123 91 &(.
Overseers Howe of Correction , 10 00 HT
j Office Furni ture , 30 00 Bo
Road Damages , 2607 32 ]
In terest on Public Debt and Loans to Banks , 1037 50 -—
Mi scellaneous Expenses , 85 41
Examiners ' fees, 27 00
Treasurer 's fees , 303 "5\ Ca
Cash remaining in Treasury , 8G8 23
$8302 95 T
SETII CROWELL, ) n
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EBENEZER NYE i „ Co."nt .
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j JOHN NEWC OMB , ) Commissioners. nig
I FREDERICK SCUDDER , ,
[ Barnstable , Jan. 22. County Treasurer. n
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fake Notice.
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LL persons competent anil desirous of emp loy ing
xX themselve s in \hc good old-fashioned occupation
of Knitting, are inviffcQo call at the Store.of the sub-
scriber, who will f'uniishl^%M*i*iw»4«-ft51rrhnt purpose.
Persons at a distance can be accommodated.
Barnstabl e , Jan. 8. AZARIAH PEHCIVAL
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Estate of Nathaniel /Low.
Bm-nstable, ss At a Court 0/ Probate holden
at Harn-itable, in and for said County, on the 8th day
I
of January, A.D. 1850
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C0BB- Administrator of the Estate of
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AMKL LOW , late of JSarnstable , in said
Coun y deceased , havin g p.esent ed for allowance , hi,
,;c ou nt of admiu.st ration of said estate , and petitioned
01 cav e to resign Ins said trust > „„,, th' L/
uisa Cia.
t.» _ of 1. aimouth a friend of said fleceoscd may be ap-
pointed to complete the administration of aid estate-
Ordered-That the said Enoch/l'. Cobb give notice,
that said account will be considered and acted nnmi at
a Court of Probate ,0 be holden/tB»rnLbllXZ f"
said County, by adjournme nt. 01/ the 12th day of Feb
ruary next , by publishing an attested copy of "
this order
thre e weeks successively, prev/ous to said time in the'
Barnstable Patriot, a newspaper printed in Barnstable
that all persons interested , mAy then and there appear
and shew cause, if any they/have , why the said ac-
count should not he allowcdi
NYMPHAS MARfjITON , Judge of Probate
Copy—Attest : /
i"» 2 - 3(y I T. REED , Register.
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J»Dackeky— No
Disception.—In setting forth
sire tit °f 1Ilis truly 8'reat medicinc , we have no dc-
nor do
1Ve tll0sc who are laboring unde r affli ction ,
,cr " «e wish to eulogize it more than it justl y dc-
am u JM when we look around and sec the vast
of tk" '? ' suffering and distress, occasioned by many
bHlv
ases in which this medicine has proved so
loo «,
suc
f
essf«l, we feel that we cannot urge its claims
Dr «?
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'' Or say t0° muel1 in '^ favor.
Wish ii -i
A' Shaw
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o( Washington , N. C, says : "I
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sucoess t0 y°UI' medicine. I consider eve-
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rest of the fata l symptoms of pulmonary dis-
l*
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eCt tnbute t0 m
-fferin 9 humanity; and so hope-
im
/J - c.ases ff enemll.V that physicians are always
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F any. reme and I (.ne l ever found that permanentl y hel ped
f "
lc
'1 irni) 'hat my health and strength are very
it Sci'oful
od-. I helieve this an invaluable remed y
1 '° all v,i Olls dis ord ers,and most cordiall y recommend
, "'"i is n ai'° afflieted as I I'avc been. My general
"le Sh.|t
W gooc1
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an d -1 attribute my recovery solely
<1Ker Syrup.
rCoilcovd w SOPIIRONIA W. BADGER.
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° 'hose wl ' MavcU 2?' 1848'
**"the ve 1
suffe r '>y diseases that seem almost be-
e«'Ura8inc tl, l o f t he healer ," what can be more cn-
>il. whos,' r" tlus ? To tllos0 whoso Blood is dis-
if"ei-all y eno "lgs are effected, whose systems are
C
es> weon v
Od
"nd Prostrat ed by abusive medi-
ki Al- Ton Llsten t0 thc language of thc Rc-
iil , nees of .1,
testimonials of Science ! and the as-
h^
y'
a«d
use
m°St distin euished of the Medical Fac-
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S CONCENTDA TED Si'RUP OF SaKSA-
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4 "'s in tl,» it -
m lllly quimtity, and their appointed
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• #',?ereival. Barnstable ; James Knowles.
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Reader sec Great Americ an Remed y, G. C. Vaug hn 's '
ve getable -Lith ontri ptj e Jlixturf in 'our columns , and
got a pamp hlet of Agents.
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Epr^ following remarkable cure
I11 MarstonY Mills , by Rev. Mr. Woodward , Mr
Abram Fuller to Miss Eunice F. Jones.
In South Dennis, 17th inst., by Rev. Mr. Tolman ,Mi
Henry K. White to Miss Mary Ann , daughter of Ben-
jamin Thachcr, Esq.
In Harwich , Mr. James Loveland to Miss Emeline
Niekerson.
In Eastham , 20th inst., by the Rev. "C. Boytcr , Mr
Ebon P. Chapman of East Brewster, to Miss Harriet
Knowles of Eastham.
In Orleans , by Rev. S. Bardcn , Mr. Benjamin Ilig-
gins to Miss Azubah S. Niekerson.
In Truro , 17th inst., by Rev. George W. Rogers , Mr
Abraham Coan to Miss Betsey Rich Paine , both of T.
In Falmouth , by Rev. H. B. Hooker , Capt. Harrison
Goodspced , Jr. to Miss Caroline Shiverick.
In Sandwich , 13th inst., by Rev. Mr. Sangor, Mr.
William Hobson , of Sandwich , to Miss Doroth y J.
Robinson , of East Cambrid ge.
In Providence , by Rev. Mr. Hooker, Mr. Charles C.
Jones to Miss Elizabeth Ann Hatch , both of Falmouth .
MARRIED.
In Yarmouth , 19th inst., Mrs. Hannah , wife of Capt.
Richard Niekerson; 21st, Mrs. Sarah Ann , wife of Mr.
George Ryder , 27.
In South Dennis , 19th inst., Mrs. Olive , widow of
Gideon Harding , about 80.
In East Dennis, 18th inst., very suddenly Cant Ju-
dah Sears , 76.
In Harwich , Miss Maribah Cnhoon , 55.
In Trnro , 23d inst., Jane , wife of Mr. Oliver Dpbmn
51.
In Provincetown , 1 6th inst., Mary, wife of Mr. James
Young, 24.
In Falmouth , at her father 's reside nce, 20th inst.,
Mrs. Mary M., wife of Mr. William Stutson , Jr., of
Sandwich , 25.
In Boston , 22d inst., Mrs. Eliza Crosby, formerl y of
Brewster , 47^
In Smyrna , Turkey, Nov. 13th , 1849, Mrs. Betsey,
wife of Ezra J. Davce , Esq., formerly of Plymouth ,
Mass.. 27.
Lost overboard , from brig Clement , on the passage
from Boston to Charleston , during a gale , 14th inst., off
Cape Hatteras , IL Stimpson , seaman , of Barnstable.
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Died , in North Truro , 7th inst., Mrs. Zerciati At-
ki ns, wife of Mr. John Smith , Jr., and daughter of Mr.
John Delano , aged 23.
The youngest and the loved often die first. Again
we are reminded of this fact in thc earl y removal of
Mrs. Smith. The invisible arrow was aimed at her
heart in that season , whe n , of all others , earthl y tics are
the strongest. She was a y.mng wife and a young
mother , blest with one of the kindest of husb ands , and
surro und ed by a large circle of friends. But she riind
and over their pathway u
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" Earthly grief its shadow flings."
Mrs. S. was enabled by divine grace to triump h in
her last hours. With th e, utmost composure she took
her final leave of friends , resigned her babe to other
hands , and followed the messenger home to the skies.
And it matters not—
"It matters not where the beautiful sleep,
Or if summer shine bri ghtl y above ,
Or the bleak winds of winter rudely sweep
O'er the graves of those we still love.
It matters not where the beautiful sleep,
If they do but ' die in thc trust ,'
For their mem 'rics kind love a rccoid will keep
When their forms have crumbled to dust.
It matters not where the beautiful sleep,
Or if buds or frost be given—
It matters not who their vi gils keep,
1 For they all shall wake in Heaven.'" [Com.
Died , in California , of dysentery, Mr. Ciiahles
Croweix, of North Falmouib , aged 51. In the death of
Mr. Crowell , a partne r has been deprived of a kind and
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r". affectionate husband , brot hers ami sisters of a beloved
3 and confiding brother , and the Church of a useful , con-
¦sistc nt and worth y member. Althoug h his numerous
- relatives and friends have sustained an irreparable loss,
¦they are not left to mourn without hope. We trust
'. what is loss to them is unspeakable gain to hi m.
On being interrogated by a sister , as to bis haza rdous
! undertaking , and the uncertaint y of his return , lie repli-
: ed. "I admit it , but I believe in an overruling Provi-
: deuce, and I feel safe in His hands wherever duty calls
: me to labor. " May their severe afflictio n be sanctified
to all the relatives and friends of the deceas ed. [Com.
Obituary.
l>isastej- $. <&c.
The fi ne new bark Park , of and for Boston fm Balti-
more, where she was built , was fallen in with loth inn
at noon , during a gale fm North , lat 36 29. Io n 73 33 in
J dist ress
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She was laden with flour and corn, the cargo
1 bad slutted her pumps were choked , the 'vessel was
! leaking badly, and altogether unmanageable. Capt
j Knapp and crew were taken off by bri g Elvi ra, at New
X ork 21st , fm Nicara gua. Some provisions were got fm
he wreck and a fe w li ght sails; but night comi ng on ,
the bark fast sinking, and laboring heavil y, the «al e al-
so increasing, the E left her abt midni ght. The P was
a beautiful craft of 311 tons, val ued at $16 ,000 and in-
sured for that amount , equall y divid ed between the Tre-
mont and Equitable offices , Boston. The Equitable , had
also abt i3000 on flou r, and the Tremont 51000 on the
freight mony, 1he Coasters had abt £2400, and the N
Eng la nd S4700, on cargo—amounting in all 'to S'^7 100
I here may be also some further insurance on cai '>o
Bri g Jane Howes, Ryder , of Provincet own , fm
&
Aux
I. ayes for Boston, was spoken 17th inst , lat 38 Ion 73
50: had had her decks swept in a gale, lost cam boose '
ho use , boat .and deckload of niahogany.sprang bowsprit I
&c; was supp lied with provisions. " 1
Sch J P Johnson , fm Wilmington , NC, for Bost on
i was spoken 15th inst. lat 34 20, Ion 74 50, with loss o
deck load night of 14th ,
[ Capt Chase, of brig Vandalia . at Baltimore, reports
I no date , lat 36 1-2 , Ion 74, passed very near the wreck
of hark Park , befo re reported. She was perfectly up-
rig ht , and making before the wind ,from 4 to 5 knots per
hour: thinks she must have been too hastily abandoned
Ll_ZZMARM LIST-
Boston—Old 21st, shi p Abb y Pratt , Shaw New Or-
lea ns; ba rk Ida , Hallet. Baltimore: bri g Palos Hatch
Buenos Ayres; schs Egla ntin e, Avery, Port an Prince-
Cornelia , Falulkli n, New York.
New Orleans—Ar 10th , shi p Gen Green , Redman
Boston; 11t h. ship Iloughton , Doane, New York for Sa-
van nah. Cld 9th , sch Lamartine , Eaton . Richmond;
10th , shi p Diana , Howes, Boston; brig Architect , Gor-
ham ba n Fra ncisco; 11th , ship Manlius , Baker, Boston.
Mobil e—Ar 11th , sch Lamartine , Robbius , N York
Savannah—Ar 15th shi p Tremont , Taylor, Charles-
ton, and adv for San Francisco. Cld , ship Windsor Cas-
tle. Sampson , Boston.
Wilmington , NC-Cld 17th , brigs Delma , Higgins ,
Granada; 18th , Watson , Allen , Bostoni
Alexandria—Sid 17th , brig Andover, Kcndrick , Bos-
ton Cld , brig Florence , Hopkins , Falmouth Ja.
1hiladel phia—Ar 19th , bri g Pearl , Hammond .Boston;
19th a 20th, brig Emma , Baker , do.
New York—Ar 20th , shi p Christiana , New Orleans
I roviden.ee—Ar 20th , sch Lousdale, Baker, Philadel-
phia, bid 19th , bri g Condova, Niekerson , Matanzas.
Boston—Ar 22d , ship Wm A Parker, Crocker, New
Orleans , 27th ; bark Elk , Mayo.Philadel phia: brig Swan,
Bray, do: schs Maria Theresa , Baker; Telegraph, Free-
man and Express , Iforton , Tangier ,Va; Com Kearney,
Lovell ; Emma , Peterson; GL, Lovell, and J SiUiman ,
Coleman , New York.
Mobile—Adv 13th , brigs McLellan , Hardie , for Bos-
ton , two thirds cargo on board.
Charleston—Ar 17th , bri g Clement , Ryder. Boston.
Old 18th. shi p Josephine , Crocker, Liverpool. In port
bark Morgan Dix , for Boston , ready ; bri n- M & J C Gil-
more, disg, adv for New York , large part of cargo en<>-(
Wilmington , NC-Ar 17th , brig Lucy Atwood , At-
wood , Baltimore. Cld 18th ,bri g Tangier, Park , Havana.
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Washington , N C—Ar 13th, sch Marcia , Weeks, Bos-
Norfolk—Cld 18th , seh Cohasset, Tobey, W Indies.
Baltimore—Ar 19th a 20th , bark Lawrence, Mayo,
Boston. J '
. Philadel phia— Ar 19th a 20th , sch T Fenner , Prov-
idence; 21st , brig Kossuth , (new) Hallet , Snlllivan , Me.
Went to sea 10th , sch J P Lofland , and several other
New York—Cld 2i;t , brig Isabella , Mathews , Mo-
bile; sch Orizaba , Freeman. Vera Cruz.
At Rio Janeiro, 5th tilt , ships Colchis, Spavin , foi
Val paraiso, 3 or 4 (Is; Reliance, Somes, wtg cargo- Ait
osto , fcabens , disg; harks Chase , Chase, unc; Jane Good-
hue , Higgins, wtg frt; I) Godfrey, Young, disg: Hamil -
ton , Hallet , for Boston , 8 or 10 ds. Also at do,for Cal-
ilonna , ship Talma , Davis, to sail soon; barks Waban
beverin , and New England , Williams , unc; schs Eliza-
beth Lee, to sail in 3 or 4 els; John Storey , Walker , 6th:
Excellent , Hunt , and L M Yale, Smith , unc
At Cape Haytien , 1st iust, bri g Adelphi , Gorham , for
Boston , soon.
Boston—Cld 23d, ships Ilzaide , Chas C Osgood , E
Indies via San Francisco: Rob Roy, Thos A Bolt, San
Francisco; Albaslino, Elliot, New Orleans; barks Ly-
sanccr , Clapp, Cienfuegos; Antelope , Crosby, Charles-
ton; hngs Smyrna, Sprague , Smyrna; Wm M Rogers
Philadel phia. a '
Charleston—Cld 18th , ship Josephine , Crocker, Liv-
erpool. Sid , bark Morgan Dix , Boston; sch Cicero,
Baker, for a Northern port.
Baltimore—Cld 21st, shi p Alexandri a, Walker , San
iranosco , via W Coast of S America.
Philadel phia—Ar 22d, sch Mechanic , Cain Boston
New York—Cld 22d , sch Washington , Kcndrick,Ap-
alachicola.
At Port an Prince, abt 1st inst , bark John Colby
Hatch, for New York, soon; brig R Russell, Mavo, for
Uoston , ldg, and probabl y others.
Boston—Cld 24th , barks Tiberias, Elisha Foster,San
i rancisco; Eagle, Matthews, Philadel phia; brigs Sun,
Crosby, do; Eshcol , Harding, Truro , to fit for whalin g:
schs ilavilla , Taylor, Savannah ; Emerald , Bacon , Phib
adel phia.
New Orleans—Cld 13th , bark s, A pthorp, Blake, San
.b rancisco; Agenora , Snelling, Boston. Towed to sea
5th , shi p Bay State.
Apalachicol a—Cld 10th. shi p Clinton , Foster.Boston;
U t h , bark Ceres, Hod ge, New York.
Richmond—Ar 21st, sch Charm , Berry, Boston.
N orfolk—Ar 20th , schs Edith , Crowell. Boston; Wil-
liam , Wixon , New York. '
Al exandria—Adv 22d , sch Susan , Bray, for Boston.
Lalti morc—Cld 22d , bark En taw, Mathews , Boston.
J hil ndel phia—Cld 23d , bri g Mail , Baker , Boston.
Now York—Ar 23d , shi p MuWbrrt Howes , Bearse
Messi na , Dec 8, passed Gibraltar 29th ; schs M M Klots
Ke mierson , Boston; Mary, Clark. Wareham. Cld ship
Vandaher , Folgcr, San Francisco P
Ar at Port Praya , Cape Verds, Nov 23, bri g Planet
of Africa" °Ct '9j "nd rcmaincd 28tll > for Coast
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Sl Wilson .Boston .
Sid abt 13th , bug &nsan Ludwi g, Young, Richmond.
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' Ba"gsi Laconia , Howes, and
JS ckeison Gonaives , 5th inst; Sea Bird , Godfrey Wih
mington NO ; Moselle, Dill , Tangier ,Va; Homc.^Kenl,
and Abbott Lawrence , Allen , New York. Cld , ship
l hemx , Curtis , San Francisco; bark J W Blodgett
Loring, Zarza , Gubn; brig Canton , Hall , Philadelphia!
Galvcston—In port , 1st in st , shi p S F Austin Moss
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disg; bri gs Empire, Hopkins , do; Dudley. Yatcs for
Boston , une. ' '
New Orleans—Ar 20th , bark Cleora , Chcever , Rio
Ja neiro; 23d, shi p Timolcon , Freeman , Cadiz Dcc 'l6
Wilmington , NC—Ar 22d , brig Mantill a, Adams,
Boston.
Alexa ndria—Ar 22d , sch Susan , Bray, Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 23d brig Vandalia. Chase , Rochellc
lin J .'° the
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Philadel phia—Cld 24th, barks Thos Pallet , Bill , and
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Lagnayra; bri g, Horatio , Rogers,
Now v ' ?carl > Hammond , Boston. -
veston 1,? i "7^r 24tll > sIl 'P J W Fnnnin , Norris, Gal-
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5th , Fanchou , Boston, ' >-w j oi K ,
Ent inward at London, 2d inst , Harrisburg , Mathews
Boston: lost an anchor and chain , but was supplied ofl
Ua msgatc, 30th ult. '
Ar in the Glid e, Dec 31, Hudson. Doane. New York
bid f m Flushing. Jan 3, Louvre. Weeks, New York
bid f m Genoa , Dec 25, Nautilus , Lincoln , Palermo.
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' Messina , Dec 15, Ell c,,. Harding. Marseilles:
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At Leghorn , Jan 3. bark Plymouth , Perkins.Palermo
At Malaga , 31st ult , brig Martha Worthington. Free-
man , fm Boston , to load for do. Sld.no date ,'brio- Mar-
shall , Lavender , New Orleans. "
At Port au Prince , 3d inst , hark John Colby , Hatch
for New York, 8 ds; bri g Frederick , Crosby, fo'r Boston
8; sch Tellus, Hadley, for do 10
I By Monday Evening'sMail.]
Boston—A r 16th , barks Nor ma, Smith , Palermo
I Nov 30; Jeddo, Eldrid ge, Mobile, 2d inst; 27th . shi p:
I Herbert, Hallet , and Bucna Vista , Linnell , New Or
j leans: barks Cherokee , Hump hrey, and A R Taft , Bo
j gardns , Charleston ; Oak , Ryder, Philadel phia; sch<
!Eastern Light , Sm ith; Simeon Baker , Baker; Oliv £
i ,rr ,
' r "''• and Mt Vern »». Hardinir , Tang ier, Va
1 Wm M Biiwel , Stubbs , Philadel pbio; Fashion ," Lorin-
Ncw i ork. Telegrap hed. 27th , barks Morgan Dix , Cm
Oharle-ton; Mary la n d , fm Baltimore; Nashua.and Gem
fm 1hiladel phia; brigs Silc nus, fm Port au Prince- Ma-
|ry Stanton , and Frank , fin Baltimor e; sch Lowell 'from
1 Rich mond . Cld 20th , shi p Middlesex , Snow, Liver-
pool;, barks Gen Greene , Snow, Sacramento city: Mary
II Kendall , Crocker, Havana; Sylph, Ryder," Mobile'-
/.ion, Reynolds , Baltimore; bri gs Lincoln , Averill San
ira ncisco; Panama , Eldrid ge, Cape Haytien; Ocean
hydcr , and Ann Maria , Smith , Baltimor e; schs Ellen
Niekers on , Richmond ; Lacon , Bearse. and Wolcott '
Bearse, New York. , '
New Orleans—Ar 15th , shi ps Bengal , Bray, Bor-
deau x ; Cairo, Loring, Boston; Andover. Bearse Bath-
16th , shi ps Kentuck y, Phinney, and Elsinorc, Eilcv!
Boston; Revere, Howes, do via Tampa Bay. Cld 14th '
sch Gen Clinch , Norris , Charleston.
Mobile—Ar 14th , shi p Vermont , Perrv .Philadel phia.
Cld 15th, shi p Athens , Chase, Havre.
Savannah—A r I9th , sell Rebecca & Frances Nieker-
son , New Orleans .
Charleston—Cld 21st, brig Thos & Edward , Smallcv ,
New Orleans. "
Plymouth , N C—Ar 13th , sch James, Cook, Boston
via Elizabeth city.
Philadelphi a—Ar 25th , bri gs Erie, Ryder, and Chi-
copec, Clifford, Boston. Cld , schs Ladv 'Suffolk, Baker
I ort Spam; J Raymond , Bourne. Charleston. '
New York —Ar 25th , shi p Vicksbnrg, Berry New
Orleans: barks Gov Hinckley, Loring; Channin" At-
wood , and Alvarado , Henley, do; bri gs Four Brothers
Kydcr , Aux Caves. 30; Marecllus , Hopkins , Nucvitas '
16; schs Harp, Gibhs , St Marks, 21; Cambridge, Lacy-
Jas per. Patterson , and A m Belle , Baxter, Boston- 27th
ship Rome, Manson , Calcutta Sept 19, St Helena Dec
14. Cld 25th , shi p Queen of the West , Hallet , Liver-
pool ; brig Gov Carver, Savannah.
Arrivals, Clearances. <&c.
Peirce Acadfimy—Middieboro ', Mass.
THE Spring Quarter of 11 weeks, will commence
MONDAY , February 25, /nder the charge of J.
W. P. Jisnks , A . M., Precept*, Mr. U. W. Lawton ,
Male Assistant , and Miss S. e/Smith. Preceptress.
The Trustees are happy to/ announce the expecta-
tion of erecting a new AcadeAny buildin g the ensuing
Summer , to be occup ied in t/e Fall ; but wish it to be
understood by the Patrons*)' the Institution , that the
School will not be omitted Jn that account—as thc pres-
ent building answering offr purpose , till the new one
shall he comp leted in August.
Tuition and Board as heretofore. Catalogues fur-
nished by app licati on to thc Princi pal.
JOSEPH T. WOOD , Secretary .
M iddie boro', Jan. 29. 5vv
JUST RECEIVED , BoysifSacks; Men's Sacks,
Pants and Vests; Do Lainwj Prints ; White Mus-
lin for dresses ; Doeskins and? tjasHi meres of different
ki nds and qualities. VyAKES & CONANT,
{
L. For Sale—The sloop L E V A S T , of
J m Sandwich , 30 tons burthen , in first rate order ,
jMW\having been thoroug hl y repaired the past sea-
^i
fM- son ; is well found ; a fast sailer , and in everv
^^sS> respect a desirable vessel of her size. Said
sloop is now hing at the wh arfin Pocasset. Apply to
ANDERSON or ZADOCK WRIGHT.
Pnm.snt -Tjin. 22. I lll
BURNING FLUID ; 'arge and small Fluid Lamps-
Solar Lamps, with Shades of eliO'crent patterns '
side Solars for li ghtin g Halls , &c—just received , and
will be sold low by WALES & CONANT
jan 22
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^LOUR , CORN AND MEArZioTTa'
lTbT
-' Jan 22
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NANT.
AXES Saw Plates and Frames, Saw Horses—sold
by WALES & CONANT ian 22
| Notice.
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:I'"r on I)oai'd the sloop Mail , in Boston , sometime
JU 111 the month of November hist, a box containing
Window Glass , marked "W. H. L." The owner can
|have the same by proving property, on applicati on to
\ n CHARLKS CROCKER.
| _Barnstable , Ja n. 15. __
! Road This,
IT is our determination to make a great reduction in
our Stock previous to the opening of Spring Trade,
and many of our Goods will be sold for less than cost.
It would be a good idea for persons in want, to .call and
! examine. WALES & CONANT.
_ jnn 22
Spars ! Spars!!
LEWIS L. SMITH continues to make Spars for
all classes of Yessols, at his old stand in Province-
town , on the most reasonable terms. He has also og
|hand , at all ti mes, materials for repairing vessels which
can bo done at short notice. '
! Provincctown , April 19. ftopl y
Deaths Enemytf
Cancer permanentl y cufed without p\iin
or the use of
lif e Knife. \
I
T has latel y been discovered that clrtain Vegetable
substances, properl y compounded , «[ill cur e the most
malii/uant Cancer, in a vcrv short time , i^holl y eradicat-
ing it without jtaii ) or inconvenience io the^paticnt.
It
will
also re move Wens anil other Tumors almost immedi-
atel y. This Compound has been tested Iiy Physicia ns
of undoubted respectability, who have confessed their
astonishment at its miraculous powers. The pnblic are
assured that it is a genuine , safe, and trul y valuable
compound—mid the Proprietor will vouch for the cure
of every Cancer , Wen or other Tumor that may 1>«
presented to him for that purpo se, no matter how long
it. has been standing , provided il, has not been tampered
with by the Kn ife !
All ' communication s addressed to the sole Proprie-
tor, J. W. CHANN1NG , 27 Elm street , New Bedford,
will meet with prompt att ention.
Thc Proprietor will attend to cafes at his residence
and a speed y and lasting cure Warranted
New Bedford , Jan. 8. is6vv *
Globe Uplcl io Lca^e.
«&^P^®i. ^'le svV)scrib(irs offei/ to lease their
iSv iW( Kill we
" kflowVi HOTEL aiyd Homestead ia
tw&S&
fcSSk&r^anlstablev—opposite tlic Court House,
""" '""*' This estates includes about twenty-five
acres of excellent Tillage |nnd Meaifcw Land , in the'
best comlitLn ; well fence! mid al^fi ndantl y watered y
with many Fruit Trees. ft is situated within twelve
mil es of the terminus of thV Capo/Cod Branch Rail
Road in Sandwich , with thcjjnest o^Stage accommoda-
tio n to find from the same, several/times daily .
The House is large and commodious, buil t expressly
for a Public House, with all tJj e i/iost desirable appur-
tenances and convenience.-!. TheA-e is, also, a large and
very convenient Stable—a Botyjfng Alley,&c. &c, all in
comp let e repaid j
Thc central and very pleasant location of the premi-
ses, and th e liberal terms on wU'li they may be leased,
renders this—to a person qualjfieii for the business—an
unnsual opportunity to seeme/oiA of the most popular
ami profitable Hotel stands ii/theiCounty.
Lor any further partic ular ^ and ^he terms , conditions ,
&c, inquire of the subscribers , onsthe promises , or to
HENRY II. CROCKER, t/sq'., eUCommercial wharf ,
Boston. W/& E. H. ELDREDGE.
Barnstab lc, Jan. 22. / if
Guardian 's Sale.
Will be sold at Public Auction , by order of the Tn.W
of Probate , on WEDNESDAY, 30th h,« £%*
o'cIock , P. M., on the premises,
a b Two-thirds of thc Dwelling House and
^^A Land , sit uated in Hyannis , telon^ing to
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l!!&> the heirs of the late Edmund Hnlk-tt/and
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mili^Si w'" l>° s0'
(1 wit 'iout ¦'tserve to the highest
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time and place of sale.
JOSIAH H. HALLET, Guardian.
Hvaunis. Jan. 15.
.Bsu-nsfablei ss.—At*i Court of Probate holden at
-bnrnstahl e , oil the ,Sth Any of Januarv , A. D. 1850.
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N InstrumeiA ptirpoiiiiu; to be the last Will and
£X lestamcnt oVASA feo'GERS , late of Orleans, in
said Cou nty, ycofb an , diiccascd , having been preseuted
to m e for Probate\y WSA ROGERS , the Executor
therei n named—Il\, thi said Executor, is directed to
give notice , that th\ spiel Instrument will be consid-
ered .and acted upon At/ a Court of Probate to be holden
at Orleans , on thc thiVd Wednesday of April next, by
publishing this Order ftrcc weeks successively previous
to said ti me, in the BaVnstable Patriot , a newspaper
printed in Barnstable, tiat all persons interested may
then and there appear \nd shew cause, if any they
have , for or again/t thc I\obate of said Will
NYMPHAS MARSTON, Judge of Probate,
Copy—Attes/ -.
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Barnstablc^ ss—At a Court of Probate holden at
Bar nstablc, i/i and for said County, on the 8th day of
Ja n uarv , AJ I) . 1850.
JOSHUA J/ICKERSON , Executor of the last Will
, '
''"!¦ ^ es
,
tfllem <>f SALATHIEL NICKERSON ,
late of Chatham, in said County , deceased , having pre-
sented for allowance, his second and supposed final ac-
count of administration of said estate
Ordered—That the said Executor give notice that
said account will bo considered and acted upon at a
Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable, in and for
said County, by adjournment , on the second Tuesday
of February next, by publishing an attested copy of this
order, three weeks successively, previous to said time,
in the Barnstable Patriot, a newspaper printed in
Barnstable, that all persons interested , may then and
there appear and shew cause, if any they have, why
the said account should not be allowed.
N. MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
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