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0^=I?or inci pient Consumption , wo know of no bet-
ter remed y than WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY". It is soothing and healing in its nature ,
and is admirabl y adapted to allay and dissi pate that
annoy ing and distressing irritation which so much pre-
vails at this season of the year, caused by colds , coug hs,
and chilis , broug ht on by frequent and sudden changes
of the weather. We know of several severe cases which
ha ve been radical ly cured by the use of this Balsam —
Some two years since a friend of oars was suffering un-
der what was thoug ht to be confirmed Consumption—a
severe cough, loss of appetit e, ni ght sweats , &c. By th e
use of the Balsam , he dispelled these alarming encroach-
ments, and is now in the enjoyment of comparative
jood health.—[New England Washingtonian , Boston.
tost Toicc Restored !
New Bedfohd , Aug. 10, 1848.
Mr. S. W. Fowlc : Having seen many certificates
published in relation to DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY , I take this opportunity of of-
fering a word in its favor , which you are also at liberty
to publish. A few months since my wife 's lungs be-
came so much affected by a sudden cold , that she lost
her voice, and suffered severel y from pains in the breast.
Her situation caused her friends much alarm. Having
heard your Balsam strong ly recommended by those
who had used it , I purchased 'a bottle of your Agent in
this place. She took it according to directions , and it
produced a wonderfu l effect. Before using one bottle
she had completel y recovered her voice, the pains sub-
sided, and her health was soon full y restored.
Yours truly .
„ HENRY G. BRIGHTMAN.
ouch testimony can be relied upon. Be careful of the
rttt i ^°
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' *l must l)ave t
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signature of I
"UTT S on the wrapper to bo genuine.
A&ents.—0. M. Hinckley, Barnstable: Jas. Knowles.
"armouth ; F. Davis, Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chat-
nar aj E . Edson, Orleans ; Higgins & Crosby, Brews-
ter i 1¦W. Higgins, WelMeet.
MARRIED.
to- n?"th Yarniouth , I5th iust., Mr. Richard Ilafler to
t t, l ve Howes, both of Dennis.
in Wareham , 15th inst , Mr. Ansel Gibbs , of New
T tp ' t0 Miss T1>ankfnl L. Crowell , of Wareham.
T«ff Rivcr> Walter Paine, 3d,to Ellen , daughter of
¦Werson Borden, Esq.
in JSiorth Brid gewatcr , Mr. Samuel Packard , of North
^"gewaler, to Miss Clarissa H. Whiting, of Ilolliston.
MARINE LIST.
viIIa > Tav? ^"'llsta lHc, Aug 21st—Ar schs Fla-
sloop Mai
Or> niackerelin g; Sappho , Farris , Eastham:
22d_ s
,' Crocker , Boston.
l)n
°> Farris T?hs ^'aviUa , Taylor , mackereling; Sap-
24th— a ,
' ,ost on; sloop Mail , Crocker, do.
day for Ea,tf°°P Mail , Crocker, Boston , and sld same
26th-~A m
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Crocker f!^'1 Sappho , Farris, Boston; sloop Mail
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ls
"'fim. sid , sch Sapp ho , Farris, do.
Ow Muii 13 . s
' »t San Francisco , from Edgar-
Sel take off t'h>
v 16tll > lal 37 45i ion G7> at 9 am , a ves-
Y'Xs perceived
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C1'?w
°f anothcr vessel, which soon after
, Otn the G'i,,n ,¦ in fla!lu;s
' Tllis was not very far
POft ed at the t °' Vil'g>nia , and was undoubtedl y re-
Jifjo. p ^1TTJ C.
Cv
' O'^c-on
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Ua
, Lon ?> whil e loadin g in Columbia Riv-
°Vef, bil K0l\ ,
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,tc . was left aground by the tide , fell
A lettorjv U
lbcca ™ c a total loss.
tf '^ort
that i •°an Francisco , dated June 26, mentio ns
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'""Cisco h. i , p J°sep hi ne, from New Bedford Cor San
l*
as at Tal i co"<1omnod at Val])araiso. As the
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IalParai S9
aluia no , May 17, and was not reported at
n
u anythhw '° last (la t«s, which arc a week later
°,6round fc l!'
om
^
an Francisco, there was probabl y
^h ala shf ™e report.
u^t the lv, V
no
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of Nantuckct , r.G mos out.
1Ich 17 in '" of W«"ington , NZ, a few days prcv
' * crippled condition. Her master decided
> The..tm,- . . Disasters. *c.
I to shi p his oil to England , but the autho rities compelled
|him to laud it to be giuigcd , althoug h , a few months be-
! fore , the W C Kyo , of Kcw London, was allowed to
transhi p sonic oil , without touching the shore. The 0
was condemned , and was adv to be sold iVIch 95 w j lh
all her materials , and cargo , IOUO bbls sp. 40 do wh o:l
She was partl y owned by citizens of California , who are
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said to be Hilly insured.
Spoken Jul y 24, lat 45 2G , Ion 49 10. sch John A
Cook , of Provi ncctown , 10.000 fish.
Spok en , Aug 12 on the Banks , sch Jane & Poll v, of
Orleans . 10,000 fish, another report states Jane & Sallv ,
4 weeks on.
Flsiscs-isseiss.
March 17, lat 10 S, Ion 33 W, shi p Eob Roy, Holt ,
fi n Boston for San Francisco.
May 27, lat 21 54 S, Ion 90 TV. bri g Cornelia , Rog-
ers, fm Boston , Jan 19 , for California.
Jul y 4, lat 38 10 N , Ion 137 1-2 W, shi p Thos W
Sears. Graves , fm Boston , Feb 21 , for San Francisco.
Jul y 29 , lat '4! , Ion 45, bask 1) Godfrey, fm Cardiff ,
for New York.
SpOaiCH, &C.
Boston—Ar 19th , bark M assasoit , Foster , Gloucester;
bri gs Maria , Pierce , Fort au Prince; Palm , Gill , Sydney.
Cld , shi p Harriet Erving, Spavin , Val paraiso ; bark Ve-
locity, Ryder , Charleston; bri g Thos F Knox , George-
tow n, DC; sch Grace Caroline , Wri ght , Albany and
Troy.
New Orleans—Ar 9th , bri g Josephine, Rogers, Bos-
ton. Cld loth , ship Parth enon , do.
Newborn—Ar Oth , sch Boutwell , Mann , Boston.
Rich mond—Ar 16th , schs Rainb ow, Rogers, and Ma-
ti lda , Nickerson. Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 18th , schs Charm , Boston; Del Norte ,
Wareham.
Baltimore—Ar 18th , bark Lawrence, Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar l"th schs November , Sanford , New
Bedford ; William , Collin s, N ew York ; 13th , brig Mail ,
Baker , Boston. Cld 17th , barks Maiy, Wheldcn; Gen
Jesup, Fisher , and Oak , Ryder, do; bri gs Saml Brown:
Baker; Edw Prescott , Bryant; Enoch Bcnner , W ill cts,
and Paulina , Flinn , do; sen Delaware , Harding, Provi-
dence.
New York—Ar 1,8th , ships Medora , Parsons , Cron-
stadt; Siddo ns, Howes, Liverpool ; bark Fenelon , Poole,
Cronstadt; sciis Cambrid ge, Era , and Grecia n , Boston.
Cld 17th , shi p Revere , Howes, Miramichi , and sld 18th
Ar at Rio Janei.10, June 28, bri g Corvo. Paine , New
York , Apl 29; 3d ult , hark Isabella , Maj hew .New Bed-
fo rd , A pl 17. for California; 4th , sch Grand Turk ,Wash-
burn , Richmond , May 21.
At Matanzas , 8th inst, bark Rainbow , L6mbard , for
Boston , soon.
Boston—Ar 20th , barks Sylph , Ryder, and Edmund
Dwight , Hallet , Baltimore; bri g Ottawa , Cole, New Or-
leans; schs Manson , Perkins , St Jago; Isabella , Arbc-
carn , New York ; Juliet , Crosby, Hartford. Cld , shi p
Angclo , Nicholson , San Francisco; bark J W Blod get,
Davis, Tri nidad ; bri gs Envoy, Hobart , Sacramento
City; Lewis Bean , Noyes , Philad elphia; schs Mariner ,
Nickerson , Albany lia Saugerties; Homer, Kent , New
York ; Curfew, Rogers , Ports mouth , NIL
Baltimore—Ar 19th , bri gs Mary Stanton , and Rout
Wing, Boston. Cld 17th , bark Iowa , Coffin , Brazil and
a inkt; schs Alexandri a, Randall , and Cadet , Rich ,
Charleston.
Philadel phia— Ar 18th , bark Laconia, Howcs.Boston:
bri g Yucatan , Berry, New Yo rk ; 19th , bar k Ad elia
Rogers , White , Boston; bri gs Susan , Bray, and C'hinsi ,
Studley, do; Two Brothers , Berry, New York. Cld 19th ,
bri g Ella , Hallet , Portsmouth.
New York—Ar 19th , shi ps Aslop, Snow, Liverpool ;
Uriel , Simpson , and Trenton , Snow, New Orleans; sch
Bcllona , Proviueetown.
Boston—Ar 2sl t,ship Mary Glover , Chase, Liverpool ;
sch Courier , Baker. Richmond. Cld , shi ps Gentoo ,
Dcvens , Sandwich Islands; Isaiah Crowell , Kelley, San
Francisco; barks Gem , Nickerson , and Tremont , Sears,
Philad elph ia; bri gs Ellen Reed , Chi pman , Wilmington ,
NC ; Mary H, Crowell , Baltimore: Empire, Crowell ,
Philadel phia; sch Abbott Lawrence , Alle n, New York.
Charleston—Ar 17th , sch J Raymond , Philadel phia .
Norfolk—Ar 21st, schs Reaper , Boston; Florida , Yar-
mouth.
Alexandria—Ar 18th, sch J C Calhoun , Boston.
Bal timore—Ar 19th , bri g M & J C Gilmore , John-
son , Boston. Sld 18th , bark Bay State, Dyer, do.
Philad elphia—Ar 20th , bark Elk , Eldrid gc, Boston;
schs Alert, Hall , and George Hoffman , Worth , do; J P
Johnson , Atwood , Proviueetown. Cld, hark Vesta ,
Flinn , Boston; bri gs Factor, Hard y, and J C Fremont ,
Tay lor, do: schs Geo & Emil y, Nickerson ,and Truxillo ,
Bobbins , do.
Hartford—Ar 20th , sloop Report , Chatham.
[Per steamshi p Knropa , at Boston.]
Ar at Liverpool , 4th inst , Helen , Foster , Savannah ;
8th , Franchise , Bray, Mobile. Going in , 10th, Constel-
lation , Allen , New York ; Parliament , Brown , Boston.
Cld 7th , Geo Brown Higgius, Baltimore. Sld 7th , Robt
C Winthrop, Boston.
In port at London , 8th inst , Antelope , Crosby, for
Boston , 2Cth; A G Hill , Thomas , for do , Id g.
Ar at Cowcs , 4th inst , Tyring hain , Howes, New Or-
leans: 8th , Faneuil Hall, Sears, do. Sld 3d, Comoro,
Scuddcr, Bristol.
Ar at Newport , 2d a 3d inst, Geo Thacher, Freeman ,
London , to load for Baltimore; 7th , Hahneniann , Fos-
ter, Newry, to load for City Point.
Ar at Elsineur , 1st inst , Saxonvillo, Reed , Havana
for Cronstadt: Geo Washington , Snow, do for do.
Sld fm Antwerp, 8th inst, Scth Sprague, Wadsworth ,
New York.
Ar at Havre; 7th inst, Danube , Chase, Richmond.
Ar at Cape Town , CGTI, May 20, Hamilton , ilurd ,
Boston.
At Malta , 28t h nit, bark Ionia, King, fm Boston , ar
24 th.
At Trieste , 2d inst , barks Osmanli , Gardner, fm Ma-
tanzas , ar 1st , ordered to 15 days quarantine ; Lenox.
Howes, disg. Sld 1st, Swan , White , Trapani.
At Legho rn, 1st inst , bri g Jos Baleh , Gorham , for
Mala ga next day, to load for Boston.
Ski fm Genoa , 3d ult. bark Nautilus , Wilson ,Malaga ,
to load for Boston.
At Barcelona , 22d ult , bri g Pulaski , Norris , fm Mo-
bile, dis g, for Malaga.
Sld fm Gib raltar , 22d ult , bark Ork , Dunbar, Mar-
seilles and Genoa, ar 20th fm Boston.
At Marseilles , 4th in st, bark California , Slater , for N
York , b or 6 ds. Sld 1st, bri g Torno , Berry, Palermo.
AtSt Thomas , 5th in st, sch Acklam , Miller , fm Bos-
ton , for Aux Caves, next day.
At Jaciuel , 1st inst , bark Hoderic Dhu , Freeman , for
New York , Id g; sch Elliot , Cook , do. Sld , brig Henri -
co, Small , do.
Boston—Ar 22d , schs Cape Fear, Kelley, Philadel-
phia; L H Nickerson , Nickerson , and Kokcno , Sparks ,
New York. Cld , shi ps Frank Johnson , Brown , Turks
Islands; Geo W Bourne , Willia ms, New Orleans; schs
Emil y Hilliard , Fratcs, St John , PR; Elizabeth , Otis,
Albany and Troy; Boston , Kclley, New York.
San Francisco—Ar Jul y 3d, shi p Emily, Cole, Pana-
ma; barks John C Colley, do: 5th ,Emma Isadora , Trus-
scll , Sta Barbara; 8th , shi p Pacific , Macoduck , New
York Jan 23, Val paraiso Apl 20; 1 lth , bri g Zaine ,Rog-
ers, Boston Jan 30, via Bermuda; 12th , bark Winthr op,
Moore , Panama . Cld 2d , bark Express , Snow , Pana-
ma; bri g Orbit , Swinerton , do; sch Emil y Bourne , Ma-
cy, Santa Cruz and Monterey; 6th , ship Orp heus , Free-
man , Val paraiso.
Sacramento City—In port , July 1st, ship Crescent ,
barks Laura Snow , Agnes , J W Carter , Perseverance.
W O Aldcn , Anna Reynolds: schs Sea Witch , Abb y
Mary, Sarah Lavinia , Elizabeth B, Curlew , Mexican ,
Eugene , Gen Worth. Santiago , and oth ers.
Charlest on—Ar 17th , bri g Braganza , Young, New
Orleans.
Richmond— Ar 20th , sch Lowell , Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 21st , schs Star , Nickerson , Glou-
cester; J llorton , Boston. Cld , 20th , sch Geo Hoffman ,
Worth , do ; 21st , bri gs Florence , Hopkins , and Florence,
Fales. do.
New York—Ar 21si, schs M M Klots , Chase, and
Granite State, Ilallet , Boston.
At Honolulu , June 23, shi p Wm Sprague, Chase, fm
San IJranci sco.
AtLahai na , May 31, bri g Brothers , Whelden from
Honolulu for San Paancisco.
Arrivals, Clecu-assccs. &c.
Cld at Panama, 20th ult, bark Edw Fletcher , IIol-
brook , Callao.
At Trieste , 2d inst, bark Lexox , Howes,for Trapani.
to load for a U S port , Sld 1st. bark Z D, Gorham ,
Smyrna, to load for New York ; Martha Allen , Manson.
do , to load for Boston.
At Leg horn , ist inst , shi ps Bay State , Simmo ns, and
Ashburton , William s , fm Genoa , for Now York. Idg;
Joshua Maura u , Barton , for do or Philadel phia , unc.
Ar at Malaga , 30th ult , bri g Pul aski, Norris , Barce-
lona, for frei ght.
At Nuevi uts , 7th inst , bri g Solomon Eaton, Sparks,
for 'New York , 20th.
Boston—Ar 24th , bri g Andover , Hard y,Philadel phia
schs Oregon , Bacon: J Stratton , Bates; Glide , Lovell
and Brave , Lovell , Albany; S A Appleton , Nickerson.
New York, Goodsell , and J Cooley & Co, New York
Cld , bark Iladley, Kent , Baltimore ; "briu' Palos. Hatch.
Buenos Ayres: sch Tigress, Crowell. New London.
San Francisco—Ar Jul y 3, shi ps Elizabeth Starbuck ,
Parker , Hobart Town via Monterey: 15th , Thomas W
Sears, Graves , Boston , Fob 21. Adv 15th , shi p Marv
Mitchell , Gardner , for Val paraiso, 21st.
Charleston—Ar 22d , bri g Choctaw Kendrick Boston
Wilmington , NC—Ar 18th , sch Olanda , Richardson.
New York.
Richmond—Adv 21st. sch Lowell, for Boston , part
cargo engd. Below , sell Charm , Boston. Cld , bri g
Cynthia , Rogers , Pcrnambuco.
Walthiill— Cld 20th , shi p Marie , Smith , Rio Janeiro.
Baltimore—Cld 21st , sch Julia A Rich,Harding Sa-
vannah. " ol
Philadel phia— Ar 22d , brig Alesia , Haskell , Boston:
sch Gen Clinch , Berry, do. Cld 22d , bark Mary F
Sladc , Baker , do; brig Susan , Bray, do.
New York—Cid 22d , shi p 'Waban , Nason. San Fran-
cisco: bark Harriet T Bartlett. Marshall , do; sells Globe.
Small , Sal em; Jasper, N ickerson , Boston; Mercy Tay-
lor , Nickersou , Philad elphia.
Ar at Honolulu , June 16, shi p Cygnet, Holmes , San
Francisco.
At Matanza s, 8th inst, bark Rainbow , Lombard , for
Boston , 3 ds.
mw advertisements, """
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¥est'1ni)ia* goods
AND
Family Stores,
MATTHIAS RI(t & CO,,
WOUJj D inform their man *riends upon the Cape,
and the public generalp, that they ha ve tak-
en the large and commodicRs store, No. 43 Com-
mercial Street , where ihey continue to put up Ship and
Famil y stoves, on terms whiff have never yet failed to
give the most perfect satiifafion to our numerous cus-
tomers. And from our incasing facilities in trade,
we feel confident , tha t weftn meet the wants of all
who mny favor us with thaPpatronage, on terms more
fa vorable than can be had at any other store in the city.
The location of our store, from its being in the imme-
d iate vicinity of the Baltimore, Philadel phia and East-
ern Packet Piers,is more con venient for the Capo trade,
than any other store of the kind in Boston. We sell
our goods at wholesale and retail , charging only the
smallest profit , tha t will afford an honest liiing.
With these conditions , we submit our claims to the
pa tronage of a discerning public. Feeling trul y grate-
ful to our friends , who have patronized us from our
commen cement in business , we would return to them
our grateful acknowled gements for their many favors,
still hop ing they will continue their friendl y calls as
heretofore.
Matthias Rich, Jr., John Rich.
Boston , Aug. 27, 1S50. 3m
^OSST
on
the road from riAi^s
PojFto E. Bacon 's
Store , a green Cashrnx&f SCAM\with colored
dcr. Whoever has fourun^o r can !#Ye\iny informa-
tion with regard to it, will /onfer a yfeat Ijvor on the
loser, by sending to this office.
Barnstable , Aug. 27, ljpSO.
Estate 0! Samuel D. Eldridge.
~]%TOTICE is hereby given , that the subscriber has
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« been dul y appointed Administrator of the estate
SAMUEL D. ELpRIDGE,
late of Harwich , in the Countf of Barnstable, master
mariner , deceased, intestate, Jmd has accepted that
tr ust and given Bond as the l*v directs. And all per-
sons having demands upon tljpestate of the said deceas-
ed are hereby required to exjjbit the same :and all per-
sons indebted to the said estate are called upon to
make payment to
SYLVESTER ELDRIDGE, Adm 'r.
Duxbury, Aug. 19, 1850. 3w—aug 27
Piae Grove Seminary.
nnilE Fall Term , of eleven/weeks, will commence ,
J. MONDAY , Sept. 9th . I
Scholars will not be recei/ed for less time than a
term. SYDNEY BROOKS , A. B., Princi pal .
Miss Lucy Beown, Prec/ptress.
Miss N. W. 1
'bhkiws, tether of Vocal Music.
Harwich, Aug. 27, 1850. 2w
[Register please copy .J
Notice to Fishermen.
MACKEREL CATCHER S in want of BAIT can
obtain 15 to 20 bbls. ojfsalted Menhaden in prime
order for bait at tho Wcsf Sandwich Fish Works,on
the Beach , by applying to J# A. ATMERTON , or D.
GURNEY. 1
West Sandwich. Aug. 2f, 1850.
Esattc of Thomas Stetson. /
TVTOTICE is hereby given, that the siftscril/er has
_J_li been dul y appointed Administratrix oi' ttye goods
and estate of \ /
THOMAS STETSON, V
late of Barnstable , in the County of Barnstabl^yeoman ,
deceased , in testate, and has accepted that trt|Ht\ind giv-
en bond as the law directs. And all perSj ons\having
demands upen tho estate of the said deceased are here-
b}
r required to exhibit the same ; and al/ perso\is in-
debted to the said estate are called upon ito makc\pav-
ment to THANKFUL G. STETSOTf .Admr 'k."
Bar nstable, Aug. 13, 1850. S\v—[aug 2''
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rjnilE subscribers hawing had in use for several
JL months a new impijo voment in their COOKING
RANGE , which the y lmve thoroug h!ij tested, are prepar-
ed to offer them to thoftrado , and to set them for the
use of Families, Borudisg Houses, Hotels, &e.
They are equally will suited for Wood and Coal ,and
are made of six different sizes , adapting them for both
large and small establi shments. Tho princi pal im-
provements we have made in this Range are the plac-
ing of the Oven on either side of the fire at pleasure,
rendering it perfectl y accessi bly without being obli ged
to reach over the fire when baking, and in bringing the
Boilers in immediate contact with the fire , so that they
all boil readil y. The Oven is large and roomy, and the
fines are so arranged about it, that we can warrant it to
bake with great perfection. Other improvements have
been made' rendering it perfectl y simple in operation ,
(there being but one damper) and one of the most dura-
ble economical Ranges ever made-
Hot Atu Fixtures for warming additional rooms
are attached when desired ; also Water Backs and
Bath Boilers of the most approved construction. —
'Theabove , with our other approved patterns of Ranges ,
we are prepared to put up and warrant to give perfect
satisfaction.
Also Fuenaces for heating Houses, and Parlor
Grates of the best manufacture and finish , in great
variety of pat terns—Mirror Marble Chimney
Pieces of beautiful desi gns , with a full assortment of
Stoves, Tin and Copper Ware , &c. &c.., we offer for
sale at our Stove, li ange and Furnace Factory, Nos. 28
an d 30 Merchants' How , Boston , at wholesale or retail ,
at the lowest market prices.
Personal atten tion given to setting Ra nges and Fur-
naces. MOSES POND & CO.
aug 20 ly
MILES PRATT,
I KAKWACIUBKR AND DEALER INT
j Stoves,Rangcs, Furnaces, Ships' Cabooses,
&c.
25 assd 3* Blsickstone street
I _ BO_STON.
CC7*"M. P. has for sale the
I COClfflTATE AIR-TIGHT COOKIN G STOVE ,
i a new and beautiful pattern. In this Stove , common
i biscuit may be baked in from 8 to 10 minut es , and done
entirel y even—it is confidentl y beli eved that this Stove
possesses mor e real merits that any hitherto produced.
' At the abov e establishment may he found many differ-
ie nt patterns of cheap Cooking Stoves.
! Also—CABOOSES suitable for every size vessel.
vary ing in price from $20 to/I2a. These Cabooses are
; from one of the best manufactories in the country, are
stout made, with brass lat«4ies , rods, ketch es. &c
Also—Parlor, Office , /tore and Hall STOVES, of
superior patterns . /
The public on the OSpe are invited to examine this
stock of Stove? , &e.-fi v.u\ the propriet or feels confident
I that he can offer them goods at pi-ices, and of quality
I that will induce th#n to buy.
Boston , Aug . irf tf
I f carpeting.
I ft lM !i:
S^4
rfll/E subscribersihave on hand , and are constantl y
' JL ^receiving from Factories and .Manufacturers , both
foreign and domestic , a heavy stock of
/ 0MEi?iai?nsF®=s9
in every variety of sty le and finish.
/ Among which are ,
'VELVETS, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS. TMREF-
PLY, SUPER AND EXTRA FINES.
Also—Low priced Carpetings , of which we keep a
heavy stock.
Also—IJsii!tte«l 'Floor cloths, fro m 2 to 2 1-2
feet in width. Canton jHattiHgrs, thick , vari e-
gated and plai n, 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 th ey 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,
Hayniarket Square ,
June 4 tf ' Boston
Tremont and Old Colony Nails.
nnHE subscribers have been appointed Agents for
JL selling
Tremont Iron Co.'s Nails,
and respectfull y ask all dealers to call and examine
them at Store No . 70 State-street, Boston.
They offer these Nails for examination , in the ful-
lest belief that they are the most perfect in all respects
df any ever produced for sale in the United States.
\They are also Agents for the sale of the
\. OI«1Colony Irosi Co.'s Nails,
the\reputation of which has been long firml y estab-
lished.
ThV deal in POT and PEARL ASHES , and have
always-on hand a superior quality for retailing.
\ *" WM . THOMAS & CO.
Boston , Aug 8. tf
Massachusetts Medical Society.
A STATED MEETING of the Censors of tho Sixth
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. Medical District , will be held at the Court House
in Barnstablc ,\>n TUE SDAY. Sept. 3, at 10 o'clock ,
A. M. \
All applications to the Censors for admission into
the Society, must\be made in person.
E. \W. CARPENTER , Secretary
v of the Board of Censors.
DS'-Tiie Baknstable District Medical So-
ciety will meet at 1(\ 1-2 o'clock, A. M.
Chatham , Aug. 6. \
THE
POPULAR
clothing Emporium
—O F TS|E—
OTJMPH12) ai^MJSSa
OAK HAtJL!
32, 34, m and 38 Xnn Street,
BOSTON, Misk
CONDUCTED UPON VfTrf
ONS PEIOE SYSTEM i
La rge Sales and Sm a 11^*r o fi t s.
—o+o— \
GEORGE W, SIMMONS &, CO.,
PBOPBM3TOJRS.
July 23 \ tf
—• — — ¦
y
—
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and CopperrMan-
ufactory—-Fluid Lamps, &c. \
nnUE subscriber would respectfull y inform thoVciti-
|
zens of Barnstable and vicinity, that he continues
at his old stand , in the vicinity of the Custom Uoiise,
to manufacture TIN PLATE , SHEET IKON ahd
COPPER , in all its various branches. He has oVi
ha nd , and keeps constantl y for sale, a s;
'reat variety of
articles of Tin Wave , of tho most improved manufac-\
tu re, which he will sell at the lowest prices , an d he '
hopes to secure the patronage of those in want of good
artic les, believing that he can make all the various ar-
ticles in his line, cheaper than they can purchase else-
wh ere.
05=lie is now prepared to accommodate those in
want of FLUID LAMPS ,—Caps and Tubes tilted to
all kind of Lamps.
Also—A n excellent variety of Block Tin Ware,
which he can recommend to those in want of good ar-
ticles. He hopes to secure , by his atte ntion to busi-
ness , a li beral share of patronage.
*.fc*0W Jiuiis taken in exchange for Tin Ware.
June 11
"ALLEN BAKER.
Jl3| NEW STYLES. J!
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Persons from M»e Cape wlio intend t©
P URCIIASK
HATS, CAPS, &c,
IN THE CITY. ARE INVITED TO CALL AT THE STOKE 01
KIDEI{
,jpCKER & CO,,
497 |
|
g af>l}ittj}t0i1^:Stt«t,
WE
have inducemen ts for all to patronize us, vv'hc
arc in want of goods in our line, and bei n*!
SCape boys, we ask a share of the Cape trade. We
r\anufacture our Hats , and are our own workmen
theVeby saving 25 per cent in the cost of the Hat. We
are »at no expense for Clerk-hire , which is such a tax
on most traders. We buy for cash at tho lowest pos-
sible uni ces. Here are three good reasons wh y we car
sell chcaV and we shall endea vor to sell as low as tin-
lowest. \
We try t\kcep a first rate stock of Hats and Caps—
(there is notV larger or bettor assortment in the city]
—also Trunks^ Valises, Umbrellas , and Ge nts ' Fur-
nishing Goods , Vid eve ry article we sell is warrantee
to be as we represent it.
Ha ts and Caps mtyde to order at a few hours notice
Persons coming o^cr the Cape Cod Kail Koad , \vil
find it but a short diMsmce to our store.
W H M M K M IS 10 It ,.#f
BYDEB, CKOCSi'KJe «& CO.,
£97 WASUINGTON-ST.,
A few doors South of Elliot and Knecland streets.
KSOS RYDER... JfKANCI S W. BIDBIt , ALBERT CROCKEK
Boston , May 10. tf
¦ New .Dress Goods.
SILK AND LINEN POPLINS , OR GANDIES
MUSLIN S, &c—Just received hy
JAMES' KNOWLKS .
Yarmouth Port , July 23.
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l J"»J!l»!L»
e»L aj.-gj j
i T H E
! BOYS' CLOTHING
! ESTABLISHMENT
IIS NOW IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION AND
PREPARING FOR A
| MUCH LARGER
iSIPIMM® amdi SUJMMMm
BUSINESS
THAN HAS EVERYETBEENDONE!
The STORE , although previousl y extensive , has been
enlarged by the addition of a part of an
ADJOINING BUILDINO ,
Thereby making the second story one -of tho
MOST SPACIOUS
Asia Best Arranged Sales Rooms
IN TH3 CITY.
The Stock- is much larger than at any former period,
and to which additions are constant ly being made.
It is, we believe, generally admittM that the
BOYS' CLOTHING
A T T H I S E S T A B LI S II M E N T
Is better cut , better made , the sizes belter assorted and
as a ivhole in far better taste
THAN AT ANY STORE IN THIS CITY !
The re is no want of attention to the
Constant Changes of Fashion ,
And purchasers may rcl y
^with PERFECT CONFI-
DENCE on being able to find whatever is desira-
ble in this line.
THOSE WHO BUY AT
W H O L E S A L E
W ill find our assortment worthy of their intention !
SUCH AS CANNOT BE MET WITH
E£.SEWB*ERlt:,
AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES!
This Branch of the Trade is PARTICULARL
YS0-
L1CITKD. The Terms being liberal.
©Hw®ir LSumIIsom & (S@og
NO. 4
BRATTLE, NEAR COURT STREET,
H3@©s@sfo
march 19 tf
F. A. JONES & CO.,
No. I
TREMONT ROW,
boston;
Would call the attention of Purchasers to the immense
and complete assortment of
MICH SILKS,
OF ALL THE
NEW and VARIOUS STYLES and COLORS.
~
~
2¥o flT~
CASHMERE
LONG AND SQUARE
©MAWI^
OF € SI © I C E » E§I 6 N S, ¦
—IN—
White, Black, SIhc, Green sand Mode
Centers.
A LA.BOIS STOCK 01' ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES
CRAPE SHAWLS ,
BOTH EMBKOIDERED AND PLAIN.
A GREAT MANY
BLACK SILK SHAWLS,
01' ALL SIZE8.
DIFFERENT WIDTHS AND QUALITIES OF
SILKS ,
IF@3T "Wfisflt®® sinadl HDif@§§)@So
SIXTY CASES DESIRABLE
DRESS GOODS,
SUCH AS
Bombazines, Aipaccas, Cashmeres, Ba-
reges, ffltssljj ss , Ginghams, J>e-
laines, &c.
Together with a full selection of
MOURNING GOODS,
ALSO , ALL THE
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES GP
VISITES AND MANTILLAS,
OP ALL QUALITIES ,
ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER AT THE -
MOST ®E€II>E» BARGAINS,
so that all may be ussured that the full value of their
money will be returned to them.
We si re yon some REASONS WHY it will be
¦to your advantage to purchase of us :—
\ 1st. We do an immense business , and can afford to
sell at a small advance over the cost.
¦
fid. We can purchase, ourselves , cheaper in conse-
quence of buving in larger quantities.
3d. Our expenses are smaller , in propo rtion to our
business, than any other Store in New England.
4th. We close off', at the end of every business sea-
son , all the old stock on hand : this enables us to take
advantage of the market , and always offer new goods.
5th. We sell onl y for casii .so that we are not obliged
to overcharge our pay ing customers to make up losses
on bad debts.
Finall y, our Stock is selected with special referenca
to the fashionable retailtrade , and comprises the plain-
est and cheapest fabrics , as well as the richest and best
Wo Ao 19M -
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^sSal notices.
iVoiicc* • i
'
'
'An Anti-SUvery Convention ^'''
^ ^"^"inuing on
*,,menci nL' on Friday. Au;. 3d. •"- -
!
. ,ard..v , Au g. 31, and Sunday , ^I 1
e ,ni le South of
-
T he meeting will he in a Grove one
k.h _
,,„ Con<:.-eett's Concentrated Sajrsapuril-
Vl ' la.
Tint there is no medicine of the day so positivel y
c ¦l in its effects , so certain to reach disease , and
be"C ".loomin "• heal h,» as DK . CORBETTVSCON-
'
rPMTRA TED SYRDP OF SABSAPAUILLA is a
•7r that cannot be controverted !
A AVID GILLIS, Esq ., the gentlemanl y Agent of
A o-kea" New Mills , Citv of Manchest
er, N. II.,
permits us most kindl y to register the following letter ,
for the P«bli c S°^NCHESTBK) N. .H., Feb. 13, 1850.
Mi-«rs E Brinlcy & Co. : Gentlemen—Having pur-
i,!!^l several dozen bottles
of DR. COKBETT'S
SHA KEB SARSAPARILLA SYRUP , during the
list two years, which has been taKcn by my Jriends ,
with fivorable results, I do not hesitate to declare that
I have great confidence in its renovating properties for
diseases of the blood , and believe the public may rest
assured that it is honestl y and faithfull y prepared .
1) A V J U ij tliAj i o,
A°-ent of the Amoskeag New Mills , Manchester , N.II.
*This is sure, weighty evidence ! plain and strai ght
forward , as the "King 's English" can be spoken. Yet
each word contains volumes ot truth ! Let it carefull y
be read, ever bearing in mind that it is the language of
one ''who knows what he speaks , and speaks nothing but
what he knows /"
EDWARD BRINLEY & CO., Wholesale Drug-
gists, Nos. 3 and 4, South side Faneuil Hall , Boston , to
whom all orders and business letters must be addressed.
Agents —Wales & Conant , and A. Porcival , Barn-
stable; James Knowles , Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Fal-
mouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chatham ; E. Edson , Orleans;
Higgins & Crosby, Browstcr ; P. W. Hi ggins , Well-
fleet.
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DIED.
«li\
S
?
Uth Yarmoiuh> 16t'i inst., Mrs. Azubah Taylor ,
Ws.
74 i 18th
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MrS' ¦rcUct of ^0 late ltoland
tio
1
"si
6
1"
"8
' Ml' H°Dry Hal1
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a SOldieV
°f tho Eevolu -
abouuo
Uth DCnniSl 18th mit
" Capt' Hiram Kickerso
".
In.
1
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BrewSter, 13th inst., Capt. Barnabas C. Foster
late of shi p Kaneuil Hall , abo ut 26.
ln Orleans, 9th inst., Mrs. Harriet S. Rowley oq •
War'd
Cllild
°f Mr- Ab 'Jilh Bakcr ; 13t''., Mr. Benjamin
*
T M
lymout'i. 19th iust., Mr. Caleb Tliaxter , 50.
j *n JNew Bedford , 8th inst., Mr. Abraham Gitford , of
Tj ™ou th . 22 ; loth inst., Mr. Jeremiah J. Chase , of
95 ' ¦
"i 20th, Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Benj. Russell ,
^^Rivor > Mr- William Borden , 39.
Ar at New Bedford , 22d inst , shi p Globe , Daggett , N
Pacific Ocean , 4500 bbls wh. 100 do ivh oil , and 'l7 ,000
lbs bone, had sent home and sold , 31 OOo lbs do. Cld
19th, shi ps Geo Howl.ind, Cromwell , Pacific: Minerva ,
Hazard , and Mania , Wing. >,- Pacific: 20th. ' bark Sa-
rah , (of Mattapoisctt) Alaih cw , Atiauric: 21st , bhi ps
Chas Frederic , Haskins , aiid Triton , Fish , Pacific. Sld
17th , bark H ope, liobbins , Indian Ocean: 20th , shi ps G
Hovi'laud , Patilic: Minerva , anil iMarcia, Pacific.
Spoken , Jul y II , lat 38 27 A'. Ion 52 20 W , sch Chas
Allstrum , Snow , of and from Provincctown.
A letter from Capt Swift , of sch Robert Raikes , of
I'roviucetcnv n , dated 30th ull , re ports her with 90 bbls
sp oil. Had spoken , June 22. barks Rothschild , Small ,
of Bosto n, clean: 19th ult , lat 33, Ion 44 , barks Spartan ,
Cook , of P, 165 sp; Parker Cook , Cook , do , clean; bri gs
Jane Howes , Young, do , 150 sp: Medford , Dyer , do, 70
sp: schs Washington Irving, Kickcrson , do , 125 sp: A
A'iekerson, Sparks, do. clean.
'Whalers.
Notice,
A
MEETING of the Mem bers of the Executive
Committee of the Barnstable County Agricult ura l
Society, will be holden in the Grand Jury Room, at the
Court House, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON , Sep-
t ember 3d , on business of importance.
A prompt attendance of all the Members is respect-
fully requested. DAVID BURSLEY , Chairman.
Barnstable , Aug. 20.
Executor 's Sale,
Will bo sold at Public Auction , by order of Court , on
1 1IURSD AY , the 12th of September next , at 2
0 lj cl in tie afternoon , on the premises—
-
, 7 t T
The HOME ST EAD and ;>4^%
1 ' J^and adjoining, of Uonjamin ^iH'v^
! j, > ilall ett , decca-ed . situate in #»
*
y»fe
*=¦— the vill age of Osttrvillc con- ^*£~^
tiinin out twenty -two acres , wuh Dwellh^itorTse
and out buildings thereon.
T,.^'s0
T
At thC SmnC tilne nni1 Placc > one Mowing
Field , about 2 acres ; Pasture about 9 acres ; io acre
Wood Lot near Simeon Lombard' s; Bump 's Rive r
Wood Lot and Fresh Meadow ; Skunknet Wood Lot
10 acres, and Meadow Lot on Centreville Beach to-
gether with all the Real Estate of said deceased in said
Ostcrville , or so much thereof as will bo necessary to
pay the juit debts of said Benjamin Hallett , with inci-
dental charges.
Also—A Pew in the Baptist Meeting House, and 3
shares in the Village Meeting House.
b."f. hallett, )
E
_ ecutors
GEORGE LOVELL, ]
LKUUt01s -
Os terville. Ahf. 20. .
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Peirce Academy—Middleboro ', Mass.
CTMII5 Fall Qu arter will commence MONDAY, Sept.
X 9th , under the charge of J. W. P. Jenks, A. M..
Princi pal ; Mr. U. W. L.uvtos, Male Assistant , and
M iss S. E. Smith, Preceptress and Teacher in Music ,
Drawing and Painting. Tuition $4 to S5. Music ex-
tra , $8. Drawing or Painting and Crayoning extra ,
62. Board , males $2 and females 1 75 per week, in-
cl uding washing. Books sold or loaned at the Insti-
tutio n.
The Trustees are happy to announce the preparation
of the new building for the rec&ption of Students , and
to express their confidence in the completeness of the
arrangement to satisfy the wanW of a School uniting
both sexes. With extensive Apparatus, andT^abi nefs
for the illustration of the Ph ysical Sciences and Natu-J
ral History,and Teachers of ackno wled ged industry an/
skill in their profession , they fi atrYr themselves th jit
few Academical Institutions combini so many adva/i-
tages for acquiring a pra ctical education. /
J. T. WO OD, Secretary.
Middlebo ro', Aug. 20. 3\\ /
Drawing-
nnilE subscriber proposes to open a School in con-
JL ncction with the Acadamy of F. N. Blake, on
MONDAY , 1st inst., where will be taught Pencil , Mo-
nochromotic or Crayon , Mathematical and Perspective
Drawing in all its departments. Private classes of
adults or oth ers, will bo accommodated at the room of
the subscriber , day or evening.
Terms for Pencil or Crayon , $2 for twelve lessons of
two hours each.
Classes formed in adjoining villages will also be at-
tended to. G. H. SWIFT , Teacher of Drawing.
Barnstable , Juno 29. Ijulv 2
Lost,
ON
Thursday last, between Hyannis and Barnstable
Court House , a BEAD BAG , contai n ing a pair
of Kid Gloves , and a Purse with a small amount of
money. The finder shall be suitabl y rewarded by
leaving tho same at the store of Zenas R. Hinckley in
Sandwich , or at this office. aug 20
New England Truss Manufacloiy,
BOSTON, BIASS.
JAMES FREDERICK FOSTER continues to man
uf'acture all the various approved Trusses ,
At 4©7 Washington-street. \
His residence and business being both in the sswne
building.Jie can be seen at homo nearly the whole\pf
the ti me, day or evening. He has more room anal
better convenience for the Truss business than any^
person engaged in it in this or any other city.
Also, Abdominal Supporters for Prolapsus Uteri ;
Trusses for Prolapsus Ani ; Suspensory Bags , Knee
Caps , Back Boards , steeled Shoes , for deformed feet';
Covcx sp iral Trusses ; Dr. Chase 's Trusse s, formerly
sold by Dr. Leach ; Trusses of galvanized metaj/that
will not rnst , having wooden and copper pads
^
Reed's
spiral Tr uss; Ru ndell 's do ; Salmon 's Ball ana socket;
Sherman 's patent French do ; Batcman 's Jk>, double
and single; Stone's Trusses: Dr. Fletchcryxlo; Marsh's
do; Dr. Hull's do ; Thom pson 's Ratchjrf do; and the
Shaker 's Rocking do—these may all be had at this es-
tablish ment. Also , Trusses for childre n of all sizes ;
Wh isperi ng Tube* and Ear Trumpet tliatViii enable
a person to converse low with one that is hard of hear-
ing.
CC~
*Trusscs repaired at one hours ' n otice , and m ade
to answer , oftentimes , as well as new. The subscriber
having worn a tr uss himself for the last twenty-five
years , and fitted so m an y for the last ten years , feels
confident in being able to suit all cases that may come
to him .
CCt^AII ladies in want of Abdomi nal Supporfers or
Trusses, will he waited upon by m y wife , Mrs. Carroiine
D. Foster , who has had ten years experience in the
business. tf June 14
8CYTHES—SC YTHES .--Oast Steel Scythes, war-
ranted , for sale at A. PERCIYAL'S. june 25
Clocks, Gold Standard Balances, &c.
JO
HOWARD & DAVIS;
=JSi_
^
_ (Successors to B. Dearborn,)
f" /^SjfJ' REMOVED TO STOKB
\> j llfeNo. 34 Water, near Congress-sl
^JPt BOSTON,
Hlgiiii83' Continue to Manufacture as
heretofore , GOLD STANDARD BALANCES, for
Ban ks. Also , DRUGGISTS' BALANCES , &c.
They have also for sale , Church-Tower Clocks, Facto-
n/ Watch-Clocks, Astronomical Clocks, Rail Road and
Office Clocks, Regulator Clocks, Gallery Clocks, f rc, of
superior constr uction and iinisli.
Boston , Sept. 5. *y
Lost,
A
CARPET BAG , labell ed Geo. Chipman , and was
' ,].„ sta