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T^thkr Accident.— A ilaug liter of Mr. Joseph
• ore, s»*zofl onl y two years , broke both bones
I >ft fore-i!rm » on Saturday iiflernoon. She
0 ... a bench not more than ei ghteen inches
[I struck upon the palm of the left hand. The
"'fcm
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re was redu«-cd by Dr. Allen.
.piin not a little singular that so many aeci-
f tliis kind should have happened within the
f w month s, in our village , after an immunity
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'milar injuries for several years. Partial or
i ,«¦ fracture of the bones of the fore-arm of a
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f Rev. VV. H. Dalrv mp le ; fracture of the same
1
ii daughter of Ebon Racon ; a similar frae-
llOllt>S
- the case of Mrs- Ctllv!n Stetson ; a fracture
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"L'apper third of the thi gh-bone lo Mr. Claim 's
. (I the above accident to Mr. Whitte.mon>'s
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n
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l-iu^hter have all occurred within about six
months.
The Havana Nkws.—New Orleans , June 15.
dave received intelli gence from Havana as late
\1lie 10th inst., that the Spanish Government had
Welded to iIib repn'sentations of our Consul , aided
I'r other American authorities , &[»., after passing
hro""'' the formS °f a tr!"1
'1""1 lih''''ated the Amer-
. ,m prisoners who were at liberty to return to the
United Stages.
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¦MACKf-REI"—The Yarmouth Herald reports a
T sat catch of mackerel to the westward ;—accounts
>'«,„the eastward are equall y satisfactory.—[Hali-
fax Sun , 12th.
Tub Knto°king Girls —The editor of the New
York Sunday Times has been to see the .Rochester
Knock ings."
^e remarks :
The knocking is extraordinary. We cannot
rtiioss how it is produced ; but that it is mechanical
" have no more dnubt than that the pen in our
)' (! is a solid substance. Aside from I he physica l
- possib ility of an immaterial being striking solid
!1 w« liftin'ff tables and the like , we are perf ectl y
vinccil from our own personal observation that
Hi'kc'V is practised by the parties concerned. —
if.j Fish is an extraordinary woman ; and when
I sees acute lawyers , sharp-si ghted merchants ,
' (1 the reverend clergy waiting in anxious suspense
f the responsive hammerings of her sp iritual atlen-
laiils (,),(. raust enjoy her inward laug h with infi-
nite relish.
NkW Count erf kits.—New counterfeit 10's on
the Exchange Bank in Boston are in circulation —
So well (lone that it is difficult to distinguish them
from (he genuine. Ten dollar counterfeits also on
the Wrentham Bank , altered from 1's and tens on
the Newton Bank are in circulation. The altera-
tions are made by a chemical process, by which the
words and figures are abstracted , and a 10 put in
their place. They are well calculated to deceive.—
Thk Washington Monument.—The Managers
of the Washington National Monument Society have
adopted the following resolution :—
Resolved, That the peop le of the United States ,
either individuall y or by associations , be and (hey
are hereby respectfull y requested to take up collec-
tions throug hout the Union on the approaching An-
niversary of American Independence , in aid of the
great Washington National Monument now being
erected in the City of Washington.
Papers throug hout the Union will please copy.
Thk Cholera.—There have been a few cases
of cholera at Cincinnati , but the disease has not as-
sumed an epidemic form.
The authorities of Utica are taking the most effi-
cient measures for the prevention of the cholera in
that city. This is the onl y city in the State that lasl
year entirel y escaped this disease , a fact fairl y at-
tributable to the thoroug h sanatory measures there
adopted.—[Boston Journal.
Death Sentences.—William Ilanley, convict-
ed in 1'rovidence , of the murder of his wife , has
been sentenced to be hanged on the 15th day ol
November next. William D. Hancock , convicted
at Columbia , S. C.,is to be hung on the 12th of Jul y
nex t.
"The Second Washington. "—The Washing-
ton correspondent of the Boston Times say,-, that
Gi'n.iffay lor, in a conversation with a Pennsy lvania
member the other day upon the Tariff , spoke of ad
valorem as meaning valor, and specifics as meaning
specie !
, Loss ok Gold Dust.—The cabin of the barque
fortune ,.of this port , was broken open some i\xy
(luring last week , and a bag of gold dust containing
six or seven hundred'ilollars , was stolen therefrom.
Ihe gold was the property of a seaman who came
home in the.fortune on wages, and who placed it in
the care of the. captain for safe keeping.— [New
Bedford Standard .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
tics more. My cough which had become very severe
j and was wearing me out very fast, has nea rly subsided
1 1raise without much effort by coughin g, and the ten
j derness in my throat is very much relieved. It seem'
I to me to be the onl y medicine to which I can look fb'
permanent relief. Respectfull y yours ,
Agent s.-O. M. Hinckley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles
I \ armonth ; F. Davis I'aimouth ; Josiah Mayo. Chat-
"lm ;
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' O^if/ HiseiM & Crosby. Brews
ter; P. W. Higgins, Wellfleet.
FROM THE ABLE AND DISTINGUISHED
Dr. A. ncFariand,
Of the Insane Hospital , Concord, N. H.
We.are favored with the following truth-leaking
and convi ncing letter , as lo the virtue, of Dr. Thon.ai
Corh etts Highl y Concentrated Syrup of Sarsaparilla :
Gentlemen : Havi g directed and made use of the Com-
pound Concentrated Syrup of Snrsaparilbi , prepared by
tlie Unit ed Society of '
Sha kers,somewhat extensivel y in
my practice,^ cheerfull y add my testimony to its valua-
ble qualities. In those depraved hal'its connected with
scro fulous diathesis , which we often find , but for which
it is difficult to prescrihe , I consider this Syrup pecu-
liarl y usefu l In chronic diseases of the skin , it may
be used 'with success, being well calculated for this class
of diseases. Being acquainted with the composition of
this Sv rup, I speak of it with more confidence.
A. McF A R L A N D . M. D.,
Insane Hosp ital. Concord , N. FI.
Truths like these prove the efficacy of this invaluable
prep aration of Dr. Corbett !¦ It is not heralded to the
world by disgusting statements of cures which no med-
icine ever could effect, but it simp ly promises, (under
the approval of the ablest ph ysicians and chemists in
the country.) to cleanse the blood , heal the lum/s. change
a deprav ed system , cure all er up tion s of th e skin , dispel
diseases of th e liver , erysi pelas , rheumatism , salt rheum ,
dysentery, and give tone to an enfeebled am! dt/spepsica l
stomach .
That it will effect these cures perman ently , testimo-
nia ls are too abundant to be offered.
EDWARD BKINLEY & CO., Boston ,
Sole Agents.
For sale at the County Bookstore. Barnstable , by 0.
M. HINCKLEY.
Ag un'ts — A. Pereival , Barnstable; James Knowles ,
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chat-
ham ; E. Edson , Orleans; Hi ggins & Crosby , Brewster;
P. W. Higgins , Wellfleet.
MARINE LIST
Povt .
of Bnrnstable, June 12th—Sid sch Sap-
pho, Farris , Boston.
l.
'Slh—Ar sch Barnstable , Loring, mackereling; sloop
Mail , Crocker , Boston.
15di—Si d sch Barns f,able , Loring, mackereling.
16th—Ar sch Sappho , Farris , Boston. Sid sloop
Mail, Crocker , do.
Launched , at Mattapoisett , 10i,h inst , by Messrs
Wilson , Barst ow & Co, a shi p of abt 350 tons, called
the Oliver Crocker, belong ing to New Bedford , and
to be emp loyed in the sperm whale fishery umle'r the
command of Capt Win P Cash, lute of. the Massachu-
setts.
Arichat , CB , June 3—The mackerel fishing has com-
menced with fine prospects of success.
Ar at Yarmouth Port , 8th , schs Fillmore , Loring.
mackereling, 9tb , Sen Fowl, Rogers, do; 10th Keren
Happuch , Tay lor , do; 12th, Leo, Crowell , codfishing.
Ar at Harwich Port, 8th , schs Amulet , Nickerson:
Antelope , Sparrow; Mechanic , Cllak ; Fainiew. Rogers;
Silver Spring, Hendren; John B, Barnes, mackereling:
Buena Vista , Snow , Cape Sable , 6000 fish ; Grecian!
Megatiilin; Sultana , Baker; Mail. Ellis , codfishin g: 9th.
Spartan, Philli ps; Munroe , Doane. and Peail , Sparrow!
Shoals: 10th , Queen of the Cape, Snow , do; 12th , Pat-
riot , Alle n, mackereliug. Sid 5th, sehs Commerce, Al-
len , do; lOlh. Clarissa Story, Doane, do; Lady Arab ella ,
Baker, Bank Querean; Pearl , Sparrow , Shoals: 12th ,
Reform , Baker, codfishing; Amulet , Nickerson , mack-
ereling.
Ar at Castine , 5th , Erie, Brewster, Trwro, 16,000 fish.
Ar at New Bedford , 13th. sch Caroline , of Province-
town , 10 bbls mackerel. Reports 2C0 mackerel catch-
ers off Noinan 's Land , which had done poorl y thus far.
Fishermen.
Ar at New Bedford , 11th inst , shi p Coral, Scabnry i
Pacific Ocean , Payta Fcb 13, full cargo, 3000 bbls s
'p
oil. Cld 12th , shi ps Gen Pike , Bakjjr, North Pacific;
13t h shi p Pacific , (of Fairhaven) Alden , do. Sid 12th ,
bark Marcclla , Winslow , Indian Ocean; 13t h, ship Gen
Pike , N Pacific.
Ar at Nantueket bar, 13th, shi p Columbia , Chase.Fa-
cific , last fin Taleahuano , abt 1300 bbls sp oil.
Whalers.
uosion—Ar 10th , bark DutohcssXane, Palcmo: lings
Oalc , Bowers , Malaga. Caroline , Payne, Mansanilla;
schs Susan , Bray, Alexa ndria; Shar on , Crosby, Hart-
i? n at ' v 'S Y;mke
°. Small , Pictou; sch Boston ,
Kelley, New York.
San Francisco—In port , May l ship Reindeer , Lord ,
for China. .
Sacramento City—In port , Apl 26, bark s Success,
and Orb , fm Boston; Lagrange, and Eliza , fm Salem;
Dimon , fm New Bedford; Anna Reynolds , fm New Ha-
ven; bri gs Sea Eagle , Win Penn , Taraiuo , and Chat-
ham , f m Boston.
New Orleans—Ar 31st, bark Wm M Harris , Cole,
Me ssina. Cld , shi ps Wm Jarvis , Jarvis, Liverpool ;
Waldron , Moore , Baltimore.
Charleston—Cld 7th , bark Cherokee , "New Orleans;
sch Gazelle , Hartford.
Beaufort , N C—Ar 30th, sch Eliza,Howland .with oil
for li ght heuses.
Baltimor e—Ar 7th , shi p Munlius , Baker , Boston.
Philade l phia—Ar 8th , bark Laconia , H owes , Boston;
bri g Mail, Baker , do. Cld fith , shi p Berlin. Smith , -Liv-
pool ; barks Thos Dallet , Dill , Dcmarara and Laguayra;
Elm , Tay lor , Boston.
New York—Ar 8th , shi p Ilcber, Patterson , Canton;
bark Potomac , Lothrop, Palermo; schs Jos Henry, Mor-
gan , Chagrcs; Glide , Lovcll , Boston for Albany.
[Per stea mshi p Atla n tic , at. Ne w York.]
Ar at Liverpool , 25th ult , J H Gliddeil , Child , Phil-
adel phia; 26th , Mar mion , Freeman, New York; 27th
Shcnandonh , West , Philadel phia: Revere. Howes , New
York ; Vanclalia. Chase; Cardenas. Sid 26th. T 15
Wales , Crocker , New Orleans; 27th , Delta , Doane.
1luladelphia ; 28th , Jessie, Matth ews, San Francisco,
Arrivals. Clearances.. &c.
En t inward at Londo n, 27th ult, Sir Robt Peel ,Chad-
wick , fm New York.
Off Cape Clear,-2.5th ult , Bengal, Bray, fmlNew iork
for Belfast, I.
Ar at Baltic port , 14th ult , Chicora , Hol m , Lnaiies-
ton for Cronstnilt.
Sid fra Gibralt ar , 14th ult ,Misssuri , Brown , bumat ra.
I Sid fm Taleahua no, March 18, bark Elvi ra, Beard ,
' for Sacramento.
Ar at Trinidad , 13th ult , brig 1ncatan , Baker, Kings-
ton Ja.
Sid fm Havana , 26th ult , hark Isabella, Prehle , Ca-
diz; 29th , bark Lyman , Doane, Cowes; brig Salisbury,
Young do.
Boston— Ar 11th , shi p Emil y Tay lor, Howe , New
Orleans: sch Elliott. Cook , Cape Hayticn. Cld , shi ps
Jnliet , Moulton , River St Lawrence; Strabo , (late bark)
Hu-sey, San Francisco; Middlesex , Lovett , New Or-
leans; bri g Lucy Spear, Kobbins , Mobil e.
San Francisco—In port May 1, shi p Gen Harrison,
Savage, for Val parais o nnd Boston , few da ys.
Galveston—Sid 24th , shi p Star Republic. New York.
In port 31st , bark Nonnnhej-a , Baxter , for do.
Savannah—Adv 6th , bri g Zenobia , Carllon , for Bos-
ton, three fourths cargo engd.
Baltimore—Cld 8th , sch Cohasset, Tobey. Cohasset.
Philadel phia— Ar Uth , hark Gen Ta\lor. Sonle , iSos-
ton; 10th , bar ks Adelia Rogers , Tay lor , oiid Klk , Nick-
erson. do; bri gs Swan , Bray, nnd China. Studlev , do.
New York—Ar loth , schs Sarah M aria , Rogers.Sava-
nilla; Cambrid ge, Lacy, Boston. Cld , shi ps Canada ,
Lewis , Pana ma; Andrew Foster, Howes, Liverpool.
Ar at Cape Town , CGH , Mch 30, bark Ocean Wave,
Cutter , Boston Jan 10.
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Shi fm Palermo , 11th ult , bri g Martha Worthington ,
Freeman , Boston.
At St. Catharines , A pl 11 . shi p J Q Adams, Nickels ,
fm New York Fcb 13, for California.
A t Ponce , 23d ult , bri gs R ich mond, Gibbs , for New-
York , 1st instj Kudor a , Mathew s, fm St Thomas to load
for New York ; seh Sussex , Whorf , fm Baltimore.
At Cienfuegos , 1st inst , brigs Sarah Williams , Gott ,
fm Boston , nr abt 30th ult; disg; Neptune , Pepper , lor
do, few da ys.
At Trinidad , 31st ult , brig Cordelia , Snow, fm Bos-
ton , ar 22d , ldg for do.
Boston—Ar 12th. sch Cornelia . Faulklin. New York.
Cld , barks Ovanilo , Emery, New Orleans; Tremont ,
Sears, Philadel phia; brigs Emp ire, Crowell , and Pearl.
Harding, do: sehs Homer, Kent, and New York , Good-
sell , New York.
San Francisc o—Ar 1st ult , bri g Jas Caskie, Jones,
Boston Get 20.
Georgetown , DC—Ar 10th ,"bri g Andover , Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 10th , schs Al meda, Whelden , and C
A Cook , Grant , Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 10th, seh Wm W Wyer, Knowles,
Cape Haytien.
New York—Ar l ull, bri gs Adeline , Norton , Areeibo;
B Young. Hill , Turks Islands. Cld. shi ps West Point ,
Allen , Liverpool ; Andover , Bearse, St Martins.
[Per steamshi p Canada , at Boston.]
Ar at Liverpool 27th ult. Samoset, Tucker, Charles-
ton; 29th , Liverpool. Kldrid ge, New York. Ent for ldg.
29th , Western Star, Kn owles, for Boston; 30th. Hope ,
Weston", for do; Marmion , Freeman, for New York.
Ent inward at London , 28th ult , American Eagle.
Doane, New York.
Ar nt Belfast, 27th ult, Bengal ,Bray, New York.
Ar at Sli go, 29t h u lt , Jessie, Kell y, Norfolk.
Ar at Cronstadt , 18th ult , Chic ora, Holm ,Charleston.
Ar at Havre, 27i h ult , Marathon , Tyler, New York;
30th, Tirrell , Grozior, New Orleans.
At Taleahuano, Apl 16, shi p Stieglitz , Ilolley, from
New Bedford Nov 27, lor San Francisco.
Boston—Ar 13th, ship Ferax , Hallet. Charleston;
baiks Kate Hastings. Allen , Calcutta; Vesta ,,Flinn ,and
Mary, Whelden , Philadel phia ; bri gs Mary Stnnton , Ry-
der , Balti more; Myrn , Smdley, Paulina , Flinn; Abbott
Lawrence, Crowell , and Florence , Hopkins, Philadel-
phia; sehs Hanover , Case, Cape Haytien; Pearl , Nye.
Georgetown , SC; Cop ia , Sears; Hdna"C, Crowell ; Mar-
tha Washington , Moore; Hy Atkins , Rend ell ; Edith ,
Crowell: Eugene , Brown; Nancy Bishop, Kelley, arid
Rialto , Colson , Philadel phia; Nimrod , Lovcll , Troy; A
T Si pp le. Bearse, Albany; "Cynosure , Snow; S A Ap-
pleto n, Hamilton; C Chamberlain , Crowell ; Franklin ,
Baker , and Lewis , Crow'ell , New York ; Eliza II , Lewis ,
Hartford. Cld , bark Bay State,., Harding, Baltimore;
brig Jos Balch , Gorham , Gibraltar and a mkt; schs Ad-
elaide. Sampson , Aux Caves; Louisiana , Greene , St
Jago, Cuba; Banner , Kelley, Albany.
Mobile—Adv 5th , sch Harp, Gibbs , for New York
with quick despatch.
Apalachicola—Ar 28th , sch TJrhnnna , New Orleans.
Richmond—Sid 11th , sch Lowell, Boston. Adv , sch
Sharon , Sears, for Boston , wtg 500 pkgs tobacco.
Fredericksburg—Ar prev to 11 ill, brig T F Knox ,
Taylor , Boston.
Alexandria—Cld 10th. sch D Philli ps, Small ,Boston.
Baltimore—Sid 10th a, 11t h, bark Lawrence, Howes ,
Boston ; bri g Candace , Mathcws. do.
Philadel phia— Cld 12th*barks Mary F Slade , Howes,
and Adelia Rogers, White, Boston; bri gs Clement ,
Mayo , nnd Sun , Crosby, do; schs Cora , Chase , and Ad-
vance , Bryant, do.
New York—Ar 12th . brig M & j C Gilmore , Kcn-
driek , Madeira. GUI , bri gs Osecola, Realejo, and Mat-
amoras, Hopki ns, Chagres.
Ar at Penang, Apl 18. bark Lucia Field , Smith , fm
Boston Dec 1, and sld same day for Singapore.
At Leghorn , 23d nit, bark Prompt , Parker , for Bos-
ton 25th.
At Koni gsberg, 19th ult , bark Orono , Chase, for
Boston , ld g.
At Mansan illa , abt 17th ult , bark St Andrew, Doane,
fm St Jago, ar abt 14th , for Boston , bi g.
Ar at Quebec, 10th inst , bark Gov Uinckley, Loring,
New York ; 17th ult.
Boston—Ar 14th , shi p Sweden, Cotting, Val paraiso;
barks Gov Bri ggs. Hallet , Richmond; Girard , Chase ,
and Elm , Taylor , Philad el phia; bri gs Ellen Heed , Chi p-
man , and Marine , Brown , CieiYfuegos; schs United
States , Grant , Wilmington , NC; '"Friend , Hallet , F A
Heath , Carver; St Helena , Hatch , and Jno Snow , Gor-
don , Ph iladel phia ; Senate , Smith , Newark ; Tribune ,
Nickerso n , and Detroit. Cnmmett , Albany. Cld , bark
Jas W Paige, Tay lor, Balti more; bri gs Al phnge , Carl-
ton , Tabas co, Mexico; Henrico , Small , Jacmel ; Foster,
Baker , Bahama Islands; sch October , Dyas, George-
town , DC.
New Orleans—Towed to sea, 30th ult , ship Isaiah
Crowell.
Charleston—Sld 8th , barks Avola , Kcndrick , Boston,
Cherokee, New Orleans.
Richmond—Sld 12th , sch Courier , Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 11th , sch Phcebe Baxter , Wclclcn, New
York.
Baltimore—Ar 12th , bark Edmund Dwi ght , Hallet ,
Boiton; brig J Nickerson , Nickerson , do; sell Sussex ,
Whorf , Ponce.
Philadel phia—A r 12th , bark s Oak , Ryder, and Gem,
Nickerson , Boston; bri gs Jud ge Whitman , Thacher ,
Wilmin gton , NC; Four Brothers , Berry, New York ,
schs Hy Payson , Crowel l , Boston; T Fenner . Provi-
dence; Ganges , Cibbs , New York. Cld 13th , bar k Alli-
oth , Lunt , Panama ; bri gs Catharine & Mary, Warren ,
and China , St udlev , Boston; schs Truxillo , Robbins ,
and Statesman Wass , Boston.
Albany—Ar 13th, schs Glide, and Eliza Matilda ,
Boston.
New York—Ar 13th , -bark Jona Goodhue , Hi ggins,
New Orleans; brig Torcello, Atwood , Tabasco, via N
Orleans ; schs Jud ge Baker , Burgess , Baltimore; Jasper
Howes, Boston , Cornelia , Young. New Bedford.
Newport—Ar 13th , schs Com Kearney, Lovcll. Bos-
ton for New York; Oregon , Bacon , do for Albany.
Beverl y—Ar 12th , sch Star, Nickerson , Philadel phia,
At Surinam , 4th ult , bark Massasoit; Foster, fm Bos-
ton via Newport , ar Apl 30.
At Areeibo , abt 31st ult , bri g Marshall , Taylor, fro m
Dernarara. St Thomas , &c.
Ar at Quebec, 10th inst , ship Cairo, Loring, fm Bos-
ton 22d ult.
Notice.
PURSUANT to the 22d Sec. of the 38th Chap, of
the Hevised Statutes , the
j BOSTON AND SANDWICH . GLASS COMPANY
giv e notice, that the Ca pital S/tock of the Company ac-
tuall y paid in , on the 1st day /of May , AD. 1850, is
Three tlnindi-ed Thousand DoSiai-s ;
and that the amount of all /ebts due fiom the Compa-
ny on the same day was forty-four Thousand Seven
Hundred Sixteen Dollars/Forty-ninc Cents.
jpSF.PH HAY , President.
DEMING/JAKVES, "I
WM. OAf.LETON, I TV
PKENTI SS HOBBS, f Direct«'-S-
JAMES W. FENNO , j
Samuel llusi, Clerk.
Ju ne 1. 1850. 3w—[j une 18
Notice.
fTMIE subscribers hereb y give notice , that the Bridges
J
. near Simeon Freeman 's, dwelling house in llyan-
nis, are undergoing repairs! and unsafe for the public
to travel over. Therefore!those who are disposed to
pass over said Brid ges, m/st do so on their own risk
until said repairs are coin/leted , which will be as soon
as suitable materials can fc obtained.
DANIHL BASSET,) Selectmen
C. C. fiEARSE , \ of
CHA'B LEWIS , ) Barnstable.
Barnstable , June 18, 1850. 3w
FURNITURE !
(LATE OF FliSSKNDEN & HASKK.LL.)
W HOLE - J f / U AND
SALE
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RETAIL .
Nos. 28 and 3JT Bromfield street,
BwSTOJV.
J. DANPORTH & CO,
MANUFAC TURERS OF
Rich and Fashionable Furniture.
Have on hand a large assortment , which they offer to
the trade , and at retail , for fai r prices. .
We will warrant every article to be as represented to
th e purchaser.
OS^Also—Furniture , of every' descri ption, made to
order. tf June 18
Haying Tools, *
JEST .
REOEIVED, AND POR SALE AT VERT IOW
TRICK ,
KAA «OZ Darling 's celebrated Grass Scyths ;
from former
prices , viz:—
12 pounds fine Cuba for , $1 00
1
0 " " Porto Cabello , 1 00
© " Roasted and Ground Cuba , 1 00
8 " " " Old Java , 1 00
The.above ground Coffees are warranted pure.
Orders by Express promptly attended to.
Boston , Ju ne 11. 4w
Commissioners' No!ice.
¥ '
E the subscribers , having been appointed by the
Hon. Nymp has Mur ston , Jud ge of Probate , to
receive and examine the claims of creditors to the es-
tate of FRANKLIN NICKERSON , late of Brewster ,
deceased, represented insolvent; do hereby give notice ,
tha t six months are, allowed to said creditors lo bring
in and prove their claims—and that we shall attend
that service at the dwelling house of Edith Nickerson ,
widow , in Brewstcr , on the first Mondays of Jul y and
December next.'
OLIVER ELDKKDGE , Jit., ) n . .
FRANKLIN BASSETT , \
<-omm.ss 1Oners.
Brewster , June 11, 1850.
Looking Glas^s Manufactory,
43 Cor
ahill, Boston ,
MANUFACTURE, and hav e for sal e, a full assort-
ment of LOOKING GLASSES , in Mahogany,
Walnut and Gilt Frames.
Country Merchants arc invited to call , as they will
find all sizes , and at Low Prices .
Also , on hand—French and German Looking Glass
PLATES, and a lar'>e assortment of Lithograp hic
Print and Picture FRAMES.
PICTURES framed to order , in Gilt , Rosewood ,
Walnut or Mahogany. 3m Jline 4
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and Copper Man-
ufactory-—Fluid Lamps, &c. -
THE sub scriber would respectfull y info rm the citi-
zens of Barnntahlc and vicinity, that he continues
at his old stand , in the vicinit y of t he Cu-toru House ,
to manufacture TIN PLATE. SHEET IRON and
COPPER, in all its various brunches. lie hns on
hjind , and keeps const antl y for sale , a great variety of
articles of Tin Ware , of the most improved manufac-
ture , which he will sell at the lowo-t prices , and he
hopes to secure the patronage of those in want of a'ood
articles , believing that he can make all the various ar-
li clcs in his line , chea per than they can purchnse else-
whe re.
Qj^Hc is now prepared to accommodate tho-e in
w ant of FLUID LAMPS ,— Caps nnd Tubes lined to
all k ind of Lamps.
Also —An ex cellent variety of Block Tin Ware,
j
which he can recommend to tiiose in want of good ar-
ticles. He hopes to secure, by his attention to busi-
ness, a, liberal shflro of patronage.
*n-*0ld liaqs taken in exchange for Tin Ware
..
Ju ne 11 ' ALLEN BAKER.
Cod Fish.
TjT'OR side by the subscriber from one to three thou-
Jj sand COD FISH , r/ood quality ', on favorable terms.
J. 'G. NICK ERSON.
Cot nit Port , Juno 11.
Notice.
THE subscriber bnvin gv receiver! a very handsome
lot of White Pine Pump Logs from the East, is
prepared to furn islr those in want of his Pino Pump,
with or without Ca>t Iron Chambers , as suits the m
best. lie believes the chambers have give n general
sati sfaction to those who have used them—the expense
being much less than composition , and answer the same
purpose.
Gratefu l for the liberal patron age ho has received , he
hones by furnishin g a good Pump, to conti nue to re-
ceiv e the same.
' " SILVANUS JAGGKR.
Centrevillc, June 11.
'Till hold its next annual meeting on THURSDAY ,
June 20, at 2 1-2 o'clock , p. m., in the Meeting House
01 the Unitarian Church , in Barnstable. Addresses arc
«pected fro m the Rev . Mr. Crafts , of Sandwich , and
"Oin other friends of the Bible cause who may be pres-
et on the occasion. GILES PEASE,
o „ . , T „ Secretary B. C. B. Society.
__Sandwich , June 7, 1850.
Hats ! Hats !!—Messrs7GonI^D
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STowE, 18 "ifn-
¦on street, Boston , have received their Spring and
Summer supp ly of fashionable Hats and Caps, which
cae.
V are prepared to sell lower than can be bought at
*ny other store in the city. They have also for "ale
'
a
S£
c sn Pply of Straw , Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats
wtnch are very desirable for our Cape friends. They
ar
J particul arl y invited to call before purchasing else-
wnere. tf
•the Barnstable Co. Bible Society
Tpi> ¦^ANGLEY' S ROOT AND HERB BIT-
Y I, *' compounded of Sarsaparilla , Wild Cherry,
*el|w.Dock, Prickl y Ash , Dandelion Root, &c.—for
pe 'mrnediate cure of Jaundice , Billious and Liver
onaplaints , Sick Headache , Loss of Appetite , and
&jj
ngiud Weakness of the whole system , Coug hs,Colds,
Perf
C:l
" '>0 uswl at a" !
lSes> atK' bv k"1'1 sexes> w''h
Uiirt
601 safety. They always do good and never do
only j-lesaie Prico to the trade , $2 per dozen—retail
0. i\j J-e»ts for a large bottle. Sold in Barnstable by
N ji IlNCKr 'KY and others,
sell '
„": , A11 dealers'should keep these Bitters, as they
june'
li
aiM
' s've ua oouII(lotl satisfaction.
— ._ 4w
Spring and Summer Medicine.
Me«P8 ,EN°x. Madison Co., N, Y., Oct. 18. 1848.
for Setli VV r ' Warno r & Co-. Utiqa , N. Y., [A gents
cires no,.c *Ow 'e.]—Gentlemen , 1have seen notices of
ry.»
I |
'o
t
rmc(1 by "Dr. Wistar 's Balsam of Wild Cher-
atten'o« one doll * trial of y0"r mcl!i('ini!
' b«t I enclose to
Send nio a
S *
'1 l un(Jci 'stnnd is tho I"ice- Please
to seJ
0
" ho«'e- If this has a good effect, I shall necd
u l0 y»u again.
Yours respectfull y,
J. S. PALMER.
J. ft yv Lenox, Nov. lif, 1848.
s'iee von ' 'nei'^ *"
Ol
>—Gentlemen , about two weeks
Cherry f°int tne n bot t!u of Wistar 's Balsa m of W ild
reli