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[From the P
Famiouth .-Throug h
O vK G«0V
nh 0 Hon. Elijah Swift :m.i Oliver C.
.. , liberaliV °f |° U
mld beautifu l G.cve has been
'-vif t , E^-> ", np'Ttlv prepared (or burial purposes
^r '^S
o?
"
' Associ ,..ion. IMigious
f
>r lh ° op vi..te to the consecrat ion , were held
".
'
rvices «PP 10
' Monday, 7th inst. These exercises
•:;the O'"v(;"
c.ee |
;onsof the Scri plure , and pi aver
liere riM
rj
V
]3. Hooker , and an address by liev.
B °
tl
'!r
U
M "«ii<' Une s written for the occasion of the
The f° "
b '
Fannj Fales, were read :
-
'^ ,r ^ther herc-we gather he.e ,
? t ?er a new-made grave to weep,
^ n where the lon g departed sleep ;
0 • t the oaks ware green o'er h ead ,
^' ^ve tbeh^HHlows to
the
dead ,
The dead yet dear.
^W
« « aMr i
^e^e^e ^n^ peaee^
ney'« gather here.
.
' ,• i h,. i1Pre—treat! lightly here ;
Tread lightl ) lie-
as we
The dry leav es iu»t
Their low sad
^
d'fai ftnd br| ,
^s wUMS'
^
ones pass from sifhti
And perish here.
c t aently here— speak gentl y here ;
S
J»e
f fl0 Eden 's garden trod ,
i0
Ti Great , the Good , the Hol y God ,
vith as , viewless all aroun d, •
TTnon this consecrated ground ;
P
And angels near.
We all shall come, who now are here,
/ A.n d
'lowly He—and lowl y lie ;
This calm , sweet Oak Grove sile ntl y,
¦^Vill woo the living
to the spot ;
0 never be the dea d forgot ,
Who'll gather here.
Tread lightl y where the lost will sleep,
And stricken ones will come to weep ;
Speak gently in thi s sacred spot ,
We yield it to the unforgot ;
Our life-links all will soon be riven ,
But wherefore sigh, if in yon Heaven
We hope to meet.
The Mus quito Kingdom Again.—The New
York Globe contains a letter from George Duggan ,
J,ostates a fact of some consequence :
*
»Trom recent news from Nicaragua , it appears
,he Emrlish were building a custom house at
a Tuin levy ing duties on United Stales merchan-
S and reinforcing their fleet by drafts from their
will India statio n ; while there was not a Unite d
States vessel of war of any descri ption there to pro-
tect the rights of American subjects."
The Potato Rot.—A schooner arrived her last
Friday from Nova Scotia , with three hundred bar-
rels of potatoes, onl y f iftee n of which proved good at
the —-It is desirable that all members of the
rr.r¦ 'cultnral Society should provide themselves with
Hotof% he Dinner '( which will he at Eldredges'
of tl. ¦?. •' o'clock ,) at an early hour on the morning
LfT m ""• Thc.
Y raay be had of Mr. David Bues-
~-li!^^f^h^ I)i,y,_o.r at Eldredges ' Hotel.
Co jT • .¦^eutivc Committee of the Barnstable
lla'tfl- -ii tural Society, give notice that the Plowing
day Ikm ' C0Tne off at 10 o'clock , A. M., on Wcdncs-
said <5 • lnst > aml tllat the Annual Address before
Esq nTv
ty
' wiU be delivered by Simeon N. Small,
o'clock £rmoml> port, at the Court House, at 12
oots ^ order of the Executive , Committee.
~-
-—-L___ DAVID BURSLEY , Chairman.
MARRIED
In New Bedford , 6th hist., Mr. Daniel P. Ilines to
Mrs. Sarah N. Allen.
In Nantneket , 3d inst., Mr. Benjamin F. Coombs, of
New Bedford , to Miss Cornelia , daug ht er of Charles
Bunker , Esq., of N.; Uriah Gardner. Esq., to Mrs. Ma-
ry W. Bri ggs.
MARINE LIST.
Port ©f Saiiistiible, Oct 8th—A r sloop Mail.
Crocker , Boston.
10th—Ar sell Paragon , , mackereling. Sid , sip
Mail , Crocker, Boston.
1Hh—Ar seh Sapp ho, Earns , Boston.
12th— Sid seh Paragon , • , mackereling.
13th—Ar schs Frederick , Young, and Flavilla , Tay-
lor, mackereli ng; sloop Mail , Crocker, Boston.
14th—bid seh Sappho, Earris , Boston.
Missing Vessel.—Seh Lola , Jenkins, of and from
San Francisco , was blown from her anchorage at Hon-
olulu , in a gale Ecb 15, and has not since "been heard
from.
Cld at New Bedford , 9th inst , ships New Bedford ,
Gray, N Pacific Ocean; 10th , shi p Omega , (of Fairha-
ven) Fisher, do. Sid 8th , hark Cossack , Slocum , do;
9th , ships Brighton , Weaver , do; 10th , New Bedford ,do.
Whalers.
Boston—Ar 7th , barks New World , Hamilton ,
Charleston; Ida, Hallct , and Eutaw. Matthews , Balti-
more; schs Tribune , Nickerson , and'J Stratum , Bates,
Albany; J Q Adams ,and Era, Chamberlain , New York.
Cld, bark Delaware, Lewis, Philadel phia. ,*;
San Francisco—Cld Aug 31, ship J Q Adams ,Nick -
els, Calcutta. In port Sept 1, shi p T W Sears,Graves,
for Hong Kong, 4 or 5 ds;
Savannah—Ar 2d , shi p Alesto , Nickerson , Boston.
Charleston—Ar 3d , bri g Corinth , Smith , Newport,
Eng. In port, bark Avola , for Boston , ldg; brig Clem-
ent , for do, wtg turn.
Richmond—Ar 4th. seh Lowell, Baker, Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 5th , bark Trcmont, Sears, Boston;
brig Empire, Crowell , do.
New York—Ar 6th , schs Marth a Maria , Salem; Am
Belle, and Cambrid ge, Boston; 7th ; Emily Hilliard , St
Joh n, PR.
Providence—Sid 6th , seh Highlander, Nickerson , Al-
bany.
Ar at Honolulu , July 18, shi p Aquetnet , Davis, San
Francisco. Cld 16th , shi p Alkmaar , Barry , Batavia.
In port 20th . shi ps Senator, Coffin , and Huntress ,Smith,
destination not stated ; bark Croton , Crocker, do.
At Malaga , 10th ult, brig Marshall , Taylor, for Bos-
ton , abt 25th.
Sid from Matanzas , 29th ult, seh Isabella, Gage,
Charleston.
Boston—Ar 8th, bark Bay State , Harding.Baltimore ;
schs Despatch , Scudder , Wilmington , Del ; Lewis,Crow-
ell , New York. Cld , shi p Washington Irving, Plumer ,
New York , to load for California; bark Brighton , Rob-
inson , San Francisco; bri g Neptune , Basford , Rio Ja-
neiro; schs Edna C, Kelley, and Nancy Bishop, Phila-
del phia; Col Hanson , Wait, Albany; L II Nickerson ,
N ickerson, New York ; Eliza B, Crosby, Hartford; Zone,
Crowell , Hamp den.
San Francisco—In port, Sept 1, ships Marcellus,
Spooncr, and Windsor Fay, Brewer , Calcutta, soon;
hark Kilb y, Howland , do do. Adv , ships Vandalia ,Fol-
ger, for Panama via Realejo , Sept 5; Cabot, for sale;
bark s Abby Baker. Sarah Hooper , and Cathari ne, do;
schs Urania , Jenkins , for Realejo, Sept 7; Frances El-
len , Henderson , and Crescent City, Pereival , Sandwich
Islands; J It Whiting, Baker, for Santa Barbara.
New Orleans—Ar 28th , shi p Manchester , Taylor, N
York.
Savannah—Ar 4d, harks Franklin , Hersilia , and Ma-
ry Morton , New York.
Charleston—Ar 4th , brig Narraguagus , Hinckley,
Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 4th , seh Tremont. Nickerson , Wellflcct.
Baltimore—Ar 5th a 6th , barks Lawrence, Howes;
Lowell , Loveland, and Helen Maria , Howes, Boston;
sell E H Adams , Adams , New Bedford. Cld 5th , shi p
A M Lawrence , (new , 593 tons) Drew , San F'rancisco.
Philadel phia—Ar 6th , shi p Bengal , Bray, City Point;
bri g Chicopce , Emery, Boston; schs Hy Payson, Crow-
ell , do; 7th , Jerome , Willard , Portland ; Mary Augusta ,
Watts , and Thos Fenner , Boston. Cld 7th ,shi p Narra-
gansett , Ray, San Francisco; bark Lucerne, May o, New
Orleans; brig A Dunbar , Howes , Boston.
Albany—Ar 6th , seh Oliver , Boston.
New York—Ar 7th , sell Louisa , Chase, Boston. Cld ,
shi p Roseoc, Byrnes , San Francisco; bri g It Russell ,
Mayo Georgetown; SC; schs H Jones, Chamberlain ,
Savannah; M M Klots, Chase, and C Chamberlain ,
Howes, Boston.
Sid fm Sy dney, NSW, June 10th , ship Deucalion ,for
Ilohart Town , VI)L, to load for San Francisco. <
Sid fm Callao , Aug 29th , bark John W Coflin , Mor-
ton. Chincha Islands; 31st, shi ps Albany, Shcrman .Bal-
timore or New York ; Norfolk , Rogers, Chincha Islands:
3d ult, Medfo rd, of Boston, for a U S port.
Ar at Valparaiso , Aug 9th , shi p Alba nia, Crowell
New York Mch 21 , Rio'Janeiro June 2, for California
6th ult bri g Androscog gin , Cofiin , Boston Ap l 24, foi
Sacramento City. Sid Jul y 27th , bri g Julia & Helen
Bates (fm Boston) California; 30th , shi p Harnson ,Sav
age, New Bedford; Aug 8th , bark Laura, Loach , Call
fornia.
Boston—Ar 9th. shi p Cairo , Lonng, Liverpool ; brig
Monte Chvisto Sherman. Cape Haytien; brig Mail , lia-
ker, Philadel phia: schs Tellus , Adams , Jcrcmie; Jno b,
Faxon. Hall , Philadel phia; Henry Crosby, Nyc.Bangor.
Cld , shi p St Petersburg, Roardon , Philadelph ia to load
for California; harks 'Harward , Goodwin , Savannah:
Oak , Ryder , and Mary, Wheldcn , Philadel phia; brig?
Arrivals. Clearances. &c.
_JEW ADVERTISEMENTS
^
. B. F. GILMtt M. D., /
6t FederA-sfrceV I
t m®&wmso
Referes to—3. Bigei.ow , M. W. 7 ^
VVai.tee Chassis'
c, M. D. '
oct 15 ,«¦ /
SUPERIOR SPORTING POWDER , in 1-2 lb
tin cans, just receiv ed at A. PERCIVAL' S.
sept 3
CONCERT.
S
IGNOR LOUIS MONTI, would respectfully an-
I no unce to the citizens of this community, that he
vill give a Concert of Music on the Piano 'Forte at
he Uiiivcrsalist Meeting Horse, in Hyannis, THIS
Am ong the pieces performed , consisti ng of music of
he Italia n Operas, AmericanSjiongs/, "&c. will fee *
the
Prayer of Norma , Casta Diva , a> pjir^jpf the Biftoduc-
ion of V^illiam Tell , performed aftme poncgjrpen Jenny
:,ind. and a Song, the ExJJc, ccWpjfeemlfOlUs M. H.
3. Chase, music by L. Moiit^*- /i/VTxV'
Admittance 25 cen,ts. Y^ / J v/\.
Doors open at 6 oclockV The^Co
"ncerfyo commence
it 7. I
Children under 14 years of agejnot admitted unless
iccom panicd by their parents. I
Hyannis , Oct. 15. ;
Bounty Land far Soldiers
O
F the War of 1812,—of 1
*
e Florida and other In-
dia n Wars since 17'JO,—*nd for the commissioned I
jfficers of the War with Medeo,—who served for one
nonth and upwards , and hafe received no land—(and
f dead , for their widows ancfmirior children.) obtained
inder the new law by HORATIO WOODMAN , 26
R ailroad Exchange, Bostcm, who has an Agency at
Washington.
Q~?"Cash paid for Land Patents.
oct 15 6in
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Dry Goods, &c.
JUST received and for sale by the subscriber , a good
assortment of Gentlemej 's and Boys' thick and
thin BOOTS and SHOES. J
Also A great variety/of Ladies' and Misses
BOOTS and Walking SHOES.
Also An excellent, assortment of Gentlemen 's,
Ladies' and Children 's RUBBERS.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES—Of the usual
assortment general ly founta in a country store, which
will be sold at reasonable jrices.
SOAP POWDERS—A good article for washing—
Dne paper will make 12 quarts of Soap : price 12 1-2
ents per paper. FREDERICK LEWIS.
Barnstable , Oct. 15.
Bools and Shoes—-New Store.
TTUIE subscriber has removed his shop opposite -the
JL County Book Store , anil ha s fitted it up for the
sale of Boots and Shoes. He has just received as good
in assortment of every variety as can be found in the
County—and he would invite all those wanting a good
irticle, on the very lowest f arms, to call and examine his
supply, before purchasing Elsewhere.
His stock consists of anf extensive and well selected
assortment of Men 's and Boys' Calf Skin BOOTS and
SHOES; Men 's and Boys/Calf and Goat Skin SHOES:
Ladies' and Misses GonMSkin BOOTS and SHOES ;
Ladies' and Misses GAITER BOOTS ; do SHOES;
Ladies' low price Shoes, &e. &c.
?^¦Making and repairing done at short notice.
Barnstable ', Oct. 15 HENRY EWER.
NEXT TO TRINITY CHURCH.
1
!
I, ;
HATE REMOVED THlilR
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF \ I
C A R P E J T S
XO THE NEW rV
GRANITE WARHSVSJSE
,
SUMMER STREJE T,
\
BOSTON. I \
Every Description IsaMSHtfo^
Will be in Sandwich next four weeks/ "Sept 24
DR. T. P. JACKSON, \
No. 83 Hovei
j , \
2d DOOR FROM WASHINGTON STREET,
oct 1 BOSTON./ \
New Store ! Nefar Goods !\
AT THE OJLD STAND, \
Formerly occupied by Mess. IIckey Pettes & Co.,
(who have removed to their Nep Granite Warehouse,
in Summer-sfreet.,)
NO. 22£ WAsfelNGTON,
Corner of Suinmep -street , Boston.
GEORGE -i. PETTES
Has taken this well known? stand , and will always be
read y to show his customers the choicest and in
every respect the most desirable stock of
D R Y G O O D S ,
WHICH CAN BE EXPOSED FOR SALE.
The'
prices for all articles shown will be very low.—
No customer shall bo able to better the purchase made
at this Store.
[E?"Please call and examine the elegant Stock of
Shawls of all kinds ,
Silks "
©e }Laisnes " \
Prints " \
HoBsseSseeping1 CtootSs, of ak kinds ,
Gloves antl Hosiery " \
Trimmings " -
'and all sorts and kinds and qualities of Dry Goods
suited to the wants of families and always at LOW
PRICES. \
\ \
Wlfsncver you visit Boston , visit this New and. very
convenien t Store, and make your purchases too, if vyou
would consult your own interest. \
224 Washington , comer of Summer-stV
BOSTOF. /
GEO. W. PETTES/
oct 8 is3m /
JEWETT & PRESCOTt
NO. % MILK STREET, /
BOSTON , /
are prepared to supply at WHOLESALE A'DRE-
TAIL the celebrated /
BAY STATE SHAWLS,
in the latest and choicest styles and at JBie Lowest
Pricks. j
ALSO /
every, description of J
Shawls, Silks, and Cloak Woods !
including the following desirable kinds :f—
Superior BLACK AND FANC"if COLORED
DRESS SILKS, all widths ; jf
SATIN AND SATINS DE CHL$C, for Cloaks
and Dresses ; t
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS in the greatest
variety ; e
ELEGANT PARIS CLOAKS AfTD SACKS ;
TH IBET CLOTHS AND FRENCH MERINOS;
SILK AND WOOLLEN FABR&S of all kinds
for Cloaks ; /
MARCELINE SILKS and otljer goods for trim-
ming Cloaks ; /
CASHMERE SCARFS : /
WIDE VELVETS for Shawls'/anil Cloaks :
MOURNING SHAWLS- AND SILK GOODS ;
BOMBAZINE S, ALPACCAS , &c. &c.
Comprising the most extensive assortment of
French , German smtxI Swiss pry Goods,
to which public attention has been invited in Boston.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,'
sent 3 NO. 2 UIUJK. STBtEET. tl
To. whom it may concern.
W 11ERKAS I. JAMKS BARRON , and my wife
M\KTI!A ' BARRON , mutual ly consented to
seneratc forever , I hereby forbid all persons harboring
or trusting said Martha Barren on my account , as I
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
Hyannis , Oct. 5, 1S50. JAMu S BARRON.
A LL persons desirous of emp loyment in Knitting,
_/-\. can find the materials hy applying to the subscri-
ber Those at a distance can he accommodated.
[ A, PERCIVAL .
Barnstable, Oct. S.
/ REMOVAL '
/ FROM QIT1NCY HALL
/ TO
'/SIMMONS _MX)0K.ff
/ John Simmons & Co.,
/Invite the public and their former customers to exam-
ine the enlar ged stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Now on exhibition at their new granite
CLOTHING- HOUSE,
Corner of Congress fiod Walw-sls, Boslon.
• oct 1 2r
a
Exposition des Nouveautes
LADIES'
^
EXCHANGE,
192 Washington Street,
And I. Hawlcy street , Boston.
GEO, W,
~
WARREN & CO,,
RESPECTFULLY GIVE NOTICE
OF THIS
ARRIVAL AND OPENING
of their large importation of
Rich and Beautiful Goods,
FOIB THEIR PAll SAH.ES,
Being selections from all the new and choice stvles of
LONG AND SQUARE
S H A W L S ,
DRESS AND CLOAK SILKS,
CASHMERES D'ECOSSE, MOUSSELINBS DE-
LAINE , and nil other new DRESS FABRICS,—
CLOAK GOODS , VELVETS. THIBETS , CASH-
MERES & MERINOS ; EMBROIDERIES ; LACES;
^SCARFS.
\ so®wiEssinsr(& ©©©©gr,
\ OF KVISKY DESCItU'TION.
TII^SJEIW, 6WVE§, etc. etc., which are to
appe'su- THIS SEASON IN PARIS and LONDON.
\ —AM©—
^xCO2£PLETar STOCK OP
STAJPLE/GOODS.
LINEN SHEETINGS , of all widths; LINEN SHIRT-
INGS and FRONTING/ }; DAMASKS and DAM-
ASK CLOTHS: NAPKINS and DOYLIES to
match ; BLANKKTS / FLANNELS ; COUNTER-
PANES ; COTTONS'; FURNITURES ; TABLE
and PIANO CLOTliS, and all other
HOUSE FUM1SHING ARTICLES,
in all of which we a/re careful to have fabrics which will
give satisfaction. /
Having added/a new huilding, One llnndred
Feet S^OJSg',/two stories high , for our Wholesalo
Trade , thus extending our Store throug h to Hawley
street , and entirel y refitted our former Store, exclusivo-
ly for our Retail Trade , we have now
THE/ LONGEST STORE
/in tl»e Usasteal States,
being 250 /ceLby 31 , and filled with the richest and
best sclec/ed stock it has ever been our pleasure to
present f
co our friends and customers ; and a price ha«
been afi/xed to each article which we feel assured will
be perl/ctly satisfa ctory to the buyer.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
CEfO. W. WARREN «& COMPANY,
icpt 24 6w
/ -PROUTY & MEARS'S
NEW AND IMPROVED
Hot Air Furnace and Ventilator,
\ FOR 1850.
\ .uV^Vsi*. This Furnace is one of the
\ j ^^W W \
last
and
most
improved pat-
M^illl'IftlVw tel'ns wc llavc lm1the Plcas -
fc 11 1 11 Iff' J Ure of Presenting to the pub-
W^i Tiili lliPl-—
lic' ^
is the result of much
Wtf iiV &
~
1
carcful observation , practical
WAf'li ' [ i [ \ experience , and a dclennina-
ftijL ^"T^Ai-
"* *'011 to .overcome many of the
flff tjCj f ff serious objections which have
_——^1?Effii i'^— heietofore been made to Hat
rtT^-^ Oi
S
i
, An Furnaces. It is perfectl y
tf <> ~ \ J>u ^\ simple in its construction ,and
™*Ca~C * --T"" rii ^fi ^-j l
ung
niadc entirel y of cast
^~~Si*3 i^P3"^ non 'of u nu sual thickn ess, is
^^**
«Ai.--s\ vcl.y durable , and not liable
to get out of repair:. The fire is easil y kindl ed, and
when sufficie ntl y ignited , by closing the damper the heat
is made to pass 'throuft h all the upper tubes into the ra-
diator on the top , the nce off to the back radiator , down
one hal f of those tubes , ttp the other halOhcn it, makes
its esca pe into the chimney, thus radiat ing a lar ge a-
mou nt of heat , givi ng a mild and equal temperature to
the whole of the air in the fuY.nace chamber , from which
it is conducted into the several apartments to be warm-
ed ,—the combustion of the fuel- being so slow , that we
do not expose any rod hot iron tsv the air to be heated,
and it is so easil y"controlled that H)C required heat can
he increased or diminished at pleasure , with a corres-
ponding consumption of fuel. Being hut 4 1-2 feet in
hei ght , it can be easil y placed in any cellar , and in all
cases we warrant them to give entire satisfaction.
We would invite all who arc about procuring Fur-
naees, or are otherwise interested in these articles , to
call and examine the above Furnaces at our Ware-
rooms, where will also he found Pronty & Mears 's Im-
proved Portable Hot Air Ventilatin g Furnace ; Cook-s
ing Ranges ; the celebrated Medal , or Madeira Parlor
Stove ; and a general assortment of Cookinsr and Office
Stoves. DAVID PROUTY & CO.,
19 and 20 North Market street.
Boston , Oct. 8. 3m
Monuments nod Grave Stones.
T
HE subscriber will furnish anylliin p; in the above
l ine , at a liberal discou nt from ori gi nal prices.
Orders for Marble CHIM NEY PIECES ,Free-Sione
and Mica HEARTHS , Soap Stone , Granite , &c, fur-
nished at short notice , and on the most liberal terms ,
Orders by mail will receive earl y attention.
All work delivered fVee of extra d,arge
iNsLow_
Bvcwstcr, (CcMitreJj Oct^.
MORE LlfJIIT !—Pure and genuine Burning Fluid
lit 62 1-2 cts per gallon—for sale at the COUN-
TY BOOKSTORE , T?arnstal )le. may 7
XTTI1ITE BEANS , nice LARD and COOKING
VV BUTTER—J itst received and for sale at
sept 3 A. PERCIVAL'S,
REBECCA W. CARTER ,
ho was restored to perfect Health by using
*>r. Corbett's Sarsaparilla.
Bete
ALt 0THEK Medicines Failing '.=£0
arose o
'
n°tL fiv.
e ansoltwl th
6 aS t0 alarm myself and Physicians. 1
farch ti. ,e celel>ratcd Physicians and Surgeons , Dr.
Randan \i Dr
' Peter Wandall , and his son Dr. H.
exatn-
mei tl
S0
o
'¦
¦1
>orter
' ( a11 of Albany. N. Y.,) who
VctJ dano.«, bcrofulous Swelling and pronounced it a
gav«m e'=
ti '0
1
US an(l aliu'min g 0"e> aml none of thcra
t fO'ea tn I >
St otlcouragement that I could ever bo
,¦ *ni ultiw,eaIth- "This Swelling became very pain-
tles °f oSen • ly broke. discharg ing profuse quanti-
fk
earl
-y eight
'6 matter> and continued to discharge for
i-at l couldi«
n montlls ! Great fears were expressed
j !ncls of e, ot hve but a short time ! I tried several
k S> h«t \v!fh apariUa Synps and various other reme-
ff
afr 'end ,vI°Ut
.tho sli Shtest bcnofit - Being. advised
i>,ected bv Tin l\
ad witnessed the most wonderful cures
f
ARILLA t
¦C°RBETT'S SYRUP OF SARSA-
V Sen one ' Y.
ommenced takin g the same—I took bc-
B
lef and jov , "X° dozc'i bottles , and to my great re-
:
Ore almost hn , , ellin 8 llas entirel y abated and th e
sav t),«» « "6'ue tl. T ,„„,.(. „! <-..n , *_ .._ .r.r..ii..
, . — h i b U R D n 1 i i u J V i i u i i l °f all whn
woml e'-ful in its cflccts/is woriliy 'the
U°°d- ^ is in T'°
S
fflicted with anj Im
P«"'y of the
0Wn , and firm, T1 suPerior to anything I have ever
ai rnlj believe it was the saving of my life
yitervillp Xi v REBECCA W. CARTER.
^ ^ntd .'¦,' Y
" Nov- 15. 1849.
Wictovs. """ley C Co , Druggists, Boston , Sole Pro-
T
kbl!!i
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Wllles & Conant , and A. Pereival, Barn-
&0S|nl1 Mavr,
n
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les. Yarmonth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ;
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L'hatl»am ; 15. Edson , Orleans ; Higgins
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Notice.
QJ^Doctor P. Pixko has removed his residence 'to
the bouse formerl y occup ied by S. B. Phinney, oppo-
site the Patriot Office, wiicie be can hereafter be con-
sulted professional ly, at all hours of the day and night.
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Iii Ceiitervill e , 9th ult., Laura Williams , eldest dau gh-
ter of Amlross and Betsey Bcarse , 17.
In Ostervill e , 7th inst./Albert N.,onl y son of Nathan
and Temperance Coleman , aged 19 months.
"This lovel y bud , so young so fair,
• Call'd hence by eail y doom ,
Just came to show bow sweet a flower
In Paradise would Hoom."
In Provincetown , Sept. 28, Mr. Nathan Dunham ,for-
mcii y of Martha 's Vineyard , 61 ; Oct. 9, Mr. Stephen
Atkins , formerl y of Sandwich.
In New Bedford , 8th inst., Horatio Bradford , son of
Bradford S. and Hannah C. Pierce , 9 years, 9 months
and 21 days; 9th , Mrs. Elizabeth F. Pierce, 30.
In Dartmouth , 5th inst., Mr. Charles F. Wing, 28.
In Nantucket , Mrs. Rebecca A., wife of -Capt. James
Codd , 34.
In Stockton Cal., Aug 17, of typ hoid fever, after the
sickness of one week , Mr. Edward B. Howland , of South
Sandwich, 32.
In Manila , June 29th , Capt. George Dunbar, master
of shin Caro us, of Boston.
DIED,
Bark Desdarnona , Thompson , fm New York for Ore-
gon , (which sld fm Val paraiso Aug 15) had a severe
gale Jul y 25th , off Cape Horn , received damage in her
sails, spars , &c, and came near foundering.
Shi p Tarquin , of Boston , abandoned on the voyage
from Quebec for Liverpool , was passed 17th ult , lat 45
44 , Ion 46 47 , waterlogged , by the Thetis , at St John ,
^B , 29th , masts standing and sails furled. A British
bri g was seen to board her in the evening, and hoisted
her jib. She was also fallen in with , 24th , spars all
standing, and some sail set, by the Comoro , at New
York , which took from her the main topsail , chain
sheets and ties and a boatload of rigging. An Am ship
bound W , left her as the C came in sight.
Bri g Rodman , (of New Bedford) fm New York Jan
4, for San Francisco , went ashore in the Straits of Ma-
gellan , morn of June 20, and became a total loss; crew
saved and have arrived at Callao.
Shi p Henry Astor, of Nantucket , was hauled upon
the beach at the island of Tobago , Panama Bay, for re-
pairs , but during the same night she bilged and was
condemned. Her effects would be sold "ior the benefit
of whom it may concern." Vessel and cargo insured at
San Francisco for $10,000, and S1000 on the vessel at
Nantuekot. The date of the Captain's letter, which an-
nounces the loss, is not given.
Seh Star, Nickerson , fm Gloucester , 9th inst, for New
York , with molasses and mackerel , got on a ledge of
rocks , off Five Pound Island , and bil ged. The molas-
ses was insured in New York.
Three masted sell Richmond , Kelley, fm Baltimore ,
of and for Boston , with coal, went ashore on the S W
side of M usk eket , 9th inst. Two lighters went to her
from Nantuckot.and were alongside Thursday afternoon.
^Disasters. &c.
Arcadian , Chase, Canary Islands; Acorn , Howes, Phil-
adel phia; schs Susan St urges, Morgan , San Francisco;
Express , Horton , Chesapeake Bay; Susan , Nickerson ,
Albany; A Lawrence , Allen, New York.
New Orleans—Adv 29th , bark Ella , Atw ood/or Bos-
ton , wtg 100 bbls.
Charleston—Ar 6th , bark Ch erokee, New Orleans.
Philadel phia—Ar 7th , schs Thos Fenner , Nickerson ,
Boston via Wilmington , Del. Cld , J Raymond. Bouruc.
Charleston.
New York—Ar 8th , bark Zil phia P Brown , Brown ,
Palermo; schs Isis, Chase, Boston; Peru , Sandwich. Cld
seh Granite State, Hallct , Boston.
New Haven— Ar 8th , sloop Belt , Yarmouth.
Hartford—Ar 8th, seh Leonora , Crosby. Boston.
Sld fm Sydne y, NSW , June 12, ship Australia , Che-
ver , Manila.
Ar at Lahaina , July 25, seh Caroline , San Francisco.
Ar at Val paraiso , 5th ult , ship Element , Bursley,
New York.
Ar at Talcahuano, June 14th , ship Charlotte , (of New
Bedford ) Andrews , Val paraiso , and sld Aug 9 for Cal-
ifornia ; I5tb , bark Susan Jane , Prior , San Francisco,
and sld 23d for Constitucion , Maule River to load for
California; July 16 , ship Chile , Dexter. San Francisco ,
ld g for do; 31st , barks Almeida , Thayer , Boston Apl
25, for San Francisco; Aug 3. Ellen Noyes , Lewis, do
Apl 16, and sld 10th for California; 5th , Galil eo, Sut-
ton , do Jan 20, and sld 10th for do. Sld June 24th ,sch
Sacramento, Marshall , (fm Boston ) do.
Boston—Ar 10th , bark Selah, Atkins, Philadel phia;
schs Sarah E Parker , Rogers , Fredericksburg; William ,
Brown , and Homer, Parker , New York. Cld , shi p
Prospero. (new , of Boston , 646 tons) Cushman , Val pa-
raiso; barks James W Pai ge, Bcarse , Astoria , Oregon;
Hadley, Kent , Baltimore; schs Express , Stoddard , Port
an Prince, Osceola, (late sloop) Clark , San Francisco;
Leader, Bearse, New York and Albany; Tryphenia,
Lewis, New York.
New Orleans—Adv shi p Geo W Bourne , Williams ,
Liverpool , wtg 150 hbcls tobacco and 400 hales cotton.
Charleston—Sld 5th bark Avola, Boston.
Georgetow n, DC—Ar 7th , brig Ann Elizabeth , El-
drid ge. Boston.
Baltimore—Cld 7th , seh Iris, Jenkins ,Corpus Christi.
Philadel phia— Ar 8th , bark Gen Jcsup, Fisher, Bos-
ton; 9th , bri gs Erie, Ryder; Emma , Baker; Pearl,Atki ns,
and Mary ii, Crowell , do. Cld 9th , bark Eagle, Math-
ews, do; seh Gen Clinch , Berry, Marblehcad.
New York—Ar 9th, shi p Carrack , Snow, Liverpool ;
seh S A Appleton , Nickerson, Boston.
[Per steamshi p Atlantic ,at New York .J
Ar at Liverpool . 21st ult, Onward , Crosby. St John ,
NB. Sld 22d , Liverpool , Eldrid ge, New York ; 23d ,
Niobe , Soule, Boston; 24th , Saxony, Crosby, New Or-
leans.
Ent inward at London , 23d ult, Am Eagle, Doan e,
and Sir Robert Peel, Chadwick , fm New York . Adv
24th , Ocean Queen , Griswold , for do 28th ; Sir Robert
Peel , do Oct 6; Am Eagle, do 13th; Huron , Paine, for
Boston .
Off 1
Torbay, 21st ult , Astracan , of Boston ,fm Quebec
for London .
Sld fm Newport , 23d ult , Genoa , Kelley, New York .
Sld fm the Clyde, 20th ult , Martha 's Vineyard; Hig-
gins , New York.
Sld fm Brcmerhavcn 17th ult , Faneuil Hall , Sears,
New Orleans; Tyring ham , Howes, United States.
Passed Anjier July 8th , Leland , Eldridgo , fm Manila
for Boston; 10th , Vancouver , Fuller, fm New York Apl
9, for Hong Kong; 20th, Mimosa , Hildreth , fm Boston
Apl 10 for China.
At Whampoa July 22d , ships Flavie,Jenkins ,to load
for the United States; Raduga , Crocker, nnc; bri g Ea-
gle, Lovett, fm San Francisco via Honolulu , do.
At Hong Kong, July 24th , shi p Robt Fulford , Cook,
fm Honolulu , ar 13th , for Shang hai*.
At Manila , July 18th, ship Carolus, late Dunbar, for
Boston abt 25th ; barks Eurotas , Bray, for New York ,
19th; John Parker, Dorr,for do, 21st.
Sld fm Singapore July 10th, ship Rambler, Ballard ,
Boston.
Sld fm Penang, July 16th, bark Kouble, Ballard .Bos-
ton.
At Calcutta , Aug 8th , ships Rubicon , Scobie.for Bos-
ton , reloading; Thos Perkins , Rogers, for do 15 ds;
Equity, Nasori , for do 20; Bucna Vista , Linncll , do do;
bark Ricnzi , Bangs , fm Madras , to load for do. Went
to sea fm Sand Heads, Jul y 12, bark Brothers , Baxter ,
do; Aug 5, shi p Constantine , Winsor , do. Shi p Phar-
salia , Allen , which sld Jul y 3, was reported to have put
back to the river, leaky.
At Port Louis, Jul y 24, ship Orissa , Sears ,fm Boston
Apl 29, for Calcutta , 7 ds.
Sld fm Malaga , 12th ult , brig Cobdcn , Cornish , Bos-
ton.
At Gibraltar , 17th ult, barks Abeona , Arey, fm Leg-
horn for Boston ,ar 12th ; Tivola , Wooderson , fm Malaga
fordo , ar 16th ; brig Marshall Taylor, fm do for do, ar
16th , all wind bound .
At Porto Cabello, 15th ult , seh Renown , Chase, for
New York , 10 ds.
Boston—Ar 11th barks Antelope , Crosby, London;
Velocity , Ryder,Charleston; schs W W Wycr, Knowles ,
Chagrcs; Louisa Sears , Bartlett , Port au Prince; Bar-
badocs , Rogers , Gonaives; Sharon. Crosby, Richmond ;
C A Ilannum , Whorf , Fredericksbnrg; Luther Child ,
Philadel phia; Tigris, Crowell , Newark ; Byron , Hand y,
Troy; Lcander , isfickerson; A Brown , I-lallet, and Ban-
ner , Lovell , Albany; New York , Goqdsell , and C Cham-
berlain , Bcarse , New York. Cld , shi p Cornelia , Blan-
ehard , New Orleans; barks Sarah Olney , Remick , and
Rainbow , Lombard , Matanzas; schs Madonna , Berry,
Georgetown , SC; Copia, Sears , Richmond ; Howard ,
Baker , Now York.
New Orleans—Adv 2d , shi ps R D Shepherd , for Liv-
erpool, wtg 300 bales; Emil y Taylor , Hardie,for Boston.
Savannah— Cld 6th , shi p Eli Whitney, Liverpool ;
bark Gen Taylor, Soule, New York; brig Susan ,Boston .
Norfolk—Ar 7th , seh Reaper , Long, City Point .
Baltimore— Cld 9th, bark Sarah W Snow, Howes,
Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 9th , bark Merrimac ,Bangs,Boston;
10th , bri g Jas Crosby, Stowers, do; sch'Edward . Hard y,
St Johu .' NB. Cld 10th , bark Nashua, Cliiford .Boston;
bri gs Hudson , Ballet , do; Lafayette , Clifford , Salem;
schs Wescogus, Dyer; Cardenas , Crocker , and Hy Pay-
son , Baker , Boston.
Albany—Ar 10th , bri g Empire, Boston.
New York—Ar 10th , bark Comoro, Scudder. New-
port , Eng; schs Centurion , Hatch , Philadelp hia; Wm
Pope, Foster, Connecticut River. Cld, sliip Florida ,
Nickerson , San Francisco.
New London—^Ar 9th , schs Highlander , Nickerson ,
Providence for New York ; Commodore , Iiich, do for
Albany.
©TOW'S CHEMICAL ERlSIVE SOAP—To be
O used in place of the Wasbi fc fluid \For sale by
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good Coffee can be made with but little tremble.—
Por siile hy ' I A. PERCIVAL.
NoliSu
npilE subscriber being about tcSlcave town for a short
JL tim e, requests all persons hj\ing demands against
him , to present the same for p|ymx;nt. And all per-
sons are hereb y forbid trusting |ny\no on my account
without an order. EllwA^D LORING.
Bar nstable , Oct. 8, 1850 I \
CAPE _C01) BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
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FALL ARRANGEMEN T.
Cars fr om Boston leave the Depot of the Old Colony
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Hail Road.
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and after Monday , Octobe r 7, 1S50, Passenger
Trains will leave Boston and Sandwich daily,
Sundays exeepted , as follows , viz ;
Leave Boston for Sandwich at 7.45 A.M. and 4.00
P.M.
Leave Sandwich for Boston at 6.1 5 A.M. and 2.45
P.M.—intersecti ng with trains of the Fall River Road
at Middl eboro '—which trains intersect with New Bed-
ford Trains at Mvrick's Station.
A regular Merchandiz e Train will leave Sandwich
for Bosto n and Way Stations, daily, at 11 o'clock , A.
M., fiud returning leave Middlebo ro' at 4.05 P.M. Pas-
senger Car with this train onl y between Middleboro '
and Sandwich.
Stages leave Sandwich for the Cape on the arrival
of the morning and ev ening trains.
Stages l
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eave Monumen t , dail y, on the arrival of tho
morning tfrain from Boston, for Fabnoi.th and interme-
dia te stations ,—returni ng hi season for P.M. train for
Boston. /
Stages/leave Wareham for Sippican and Mattapf.i-
sct on tWe arrival of tho morning and evening trains.
Fare between Wareham and New Bedford , when
paid at/the Ticket Office , 75 cents; Sandwich and Bos-
ton SI ,50.
f SILVANUS BOURNE , Superintendent .
Ranflwich , Oct. 8.
List of Letters
TJEMAINING in the Post Office , Barnstable , on the
i\ 30th day of September, 1850.
Henry Anson , E M Gardiner , Esq.,
Miss Eveline Bod ge, Harvey HLovell , Esq.,
Asa Bliss, Hercufes Jones, Esq.,
Miss Isadorc Bliss , Alansing Jones,
Thomas Baxton , Charlts Luce, Esq.,
Francis W Chase , George Lovell,
David B Coleman , Isaacj Maguire ,
Mary Conry, Ruth (A Nickerson ,
A B & D Crocker & Co. Capt.j Jamcs Otis,
Charles C Crocker ,\ Ephriim Richardson ,
Dr. II E McCullumA Simehn Taylor,
Capt. IIi ggins Crowel\Jr., F A (Weissner,
Dr. John I? Crocker , \ Mosds Williams..
Benjamin F Davis , \ j
oct 1 R. AIHSWOKTII. Post Master.
Steamboat Notice.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
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