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,„(! enthusia stic meeting of the Democra-
A IarSe
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(]i Con ,rressional District , convened at
fy of *lie
. jjeet ing House , in Barnstable , on
il
'ic B''P"S
. the icth
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of October insta nt , at 12 o'-
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'ednes' "J
^ ^^ (q
on)ei, by tl|g Chairman of
clock, a»|
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committee. A Conmiittee was then
lhe P'5
'"^j ]ie purpose
of
further organizing the
chose-n, l0'
n
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wli0 subsequentl y reported the names
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foll
O
o»
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ing gentlemen as officers , which report
'>= acCe/ lf '
S B PHINNEY , Esq., of Barnsta-
ble#
p -«*«/s-Sete Fi NyE i of San an d that therefore he is deficient in
Met
qtuliftcati °ns for a Representative of this Dis-
wlf?*rf> That the famous Gal phin claim , under
treasu ¦ f '000 were unJ ll Mr- Grhl Iie11 Ilas g'ven undue ad-
AnierTo , "''sh navi gatio n, to the disadvantage of
America Ppin K- The effect will be, to open all
etnbraci
lUl POits> from New Brunswick to California ,
cludjno. S more than 3000 miles of sea coast, and in-
Norfor?. r?
St0,n> Nfiw York, Philadel phia , Baltimore .
t0«i, Sin r eston
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Savannah , New Orleans, Galves-
i the7roi
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i
anci
?co> San Diego and San Josef, includ-
..ive onl ti
reS'ons , to British vessels, while we should
^ew g ;
th0
.use of the British pom of Nova Scotia ,
Island Wl('k > Newfoundland and Prince Edward' s
tllat the BrV i is li ttle or
"° tradc - Jt is kll0wn
anrov >n-ces can furnish vessels, supp lies
!
j?§ulation mi
t'llcaPcr tnan we can. and that such a
""y tnil p ¦ ' Olu" Ports
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trom tne lrSiiy 0I
er the B •|
l.e
v'ac''ic Ocean , wiih cheap navi gation , un-
0Ur
°wn fln ?
a"' t0 the exclusion of vessels bearing
Ocatin^ )
hat so" of
a reciprocity is this 1 In
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a law
' Mr- Grinno11 committed an
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-'la t ^rom tllis time forth we will take in
°"8ress
Olce of a Representative for this District.in
, ^ohed ti.
,gri t>", taW at wo having full confidence in the in-
1ani1 sta tes virUlc- probity, princi ples, and en larg-
a
wil1 use an ?nbke viuws of C. B. II. Fessendkn,
?eml)er o
p^"Onorable means to
secure his election.
, Xesolvef i Ti
OnKross f'om the 10th District.
h
n in "ie S, bei "s in favor of a wholesome re-
! ,branclies I 1
admi n'stration , and of economy in all
W a m°ne Vpi Opposcd t0 monopolies of all" kinds ,
p -*' of Bodtw aristocra cy, we approve of the nomina-
^°ye'-nor and T • and-Cusnii .VN, as candidates for
°"Orable me«t"Cllt Govc™or , and that we will use all
i, Wh
ercas a t ,
to se('ure their election.
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s
.a°cidenta'
ll ,, i 'ouSnKoin 8' Federal administration
fVmt°d States n i
Cn l)fl lmed on the Pc<>Ple of the
J, tte ]Laines 'X
Prints /'\
Housekeeping CiWs, of all kinds,
CS!»ves and Ii©sieW "
Trimmings/ \ «
and all sorts and kiads and qualities of Dry Goods
suited to the wants /of families an\i always at LOW
PRICES. | \
Whenever you visit Boston , visit th\s New and very
convenient Store, aid make your purchases too, if you
would consult youij own interest.
224 Washington, corner of Summer-st,
BOSTON.
' <3E©. W. PETTES.
oct 8 is3m
NEXT TO TRINITT CHURCHf
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HAVE REMOVED THEIR
LARGE AMD ELEGANT STOCK
OF
C A R P E T S •
TO THE NEW
GRANITE WAREHOUSE,
S U M M E R S T R E E T ,/
BOSTON. /
Every Description of /
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
C A R P E T I WGt S
For sale in great variety, and a« the lowest
prices. /
FLOOR OIL CL©THB,
OF ALL WIDTHS AND PfflCES ,
Citizens and strangers who ifflsit the city are
invited to call and view this intensive estab-
lishment, where is offered fon sale as large an
assortment oryCAEPETI1TGS Jas can be found in
any warehouse lii the United StAtes — all of which
are warranted w be of the b«st quality, and per
f ectl
y fast colors^ j
oct 1 \ islOw
Jyotif ce.
THE Proprietors of t\c fallowing tracts of Land in
the town of IlanvichXii/ the County of BarnstnhU *
,
are notified that the sameVre taxe d in the Tax List
com mitted to the subscrilift, the Collecto r of Taxes for
said town of Harwich , for/h\years 1847/48 and '49, ai
follows : " •
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Widow Uuth Chase , tfousevind land—tax for 1847,
SI 45 ; tax for 1848, St/45—?\ 90.
Heirs to estate of fosinh Winslow , land—tax for
1848, 73c; tax for 1840, 60c—$ Ik33.
And if no person /hall appqa r to discharge said
Taxes on or before rh/j tliirty-firs&day of October next ,
at two o'clock in die afternoonAI shall proceed to
•ell at my dwelli ng louse, at r.uldiV auction , so much
of said respective twets of land as sliall he sufficient to
discharge said taafes and all nccAsary inicrvcning
charge*. " . ./ THOMaSv ALLEN ,
/ Collects.!- of Harwich.
Hnrwich , S6pyi9. 1850. \5w—[sept 24
Journeyman Wanted.
WANTED Immediatel y, an industrious Journey-
man Shocmnkcr , of stead y habits , to whom s^ood
waives will be given. A pply to HENRY EWER '.
Barnstabl e, Oct. 1. ' 3\v
STOWS CHEMICAL ERASIVE SOAP—To ha
used in place of the Washing Fluid. Tor sale by
oct 1 WALES & CONANT.
In Centerville , 13th inst , Eliza Bradford , daughte r of
Alvin and Ploomy Crosb y, 15 ; 19th. Mrs. Emil y 1
\,
wife of Capt. James N. Lewis, abo ut 22.
I In Osterville , on Sunda y night , Mrs. Lucinda , wife of
Mr. Russell Lovell , 25.
In Orleans , 4th ult, Susan F., daug hter of Mr. Seth
Sparrow , Jr., 14; 13th inst., of dysent ery, Albert Eu-
gene, son of Stillman and Sarah \V. Burden , 10 years.
In N ew Bedford , 13th inst., William Anthony .young-
est son of the late Ezra Bassett , Esq., 6 years , 10 mos.
and 14 days.
In San Francisco, Capt. H. H. llicketson, of New
Bedford.
DIED.
Port of Bamstnitle, Oct 15th—Ar sch Sap-
pho- Farris , I'rovincetown.
16ih—Ar sch Premium , Capen , mackereling. Sld
sclis Flavilla , Tay lor , do; Sappho , Farris, Boston.
17th—Ar sch Exit , Hull , Dennis.
18th— Sld sch Exit , Hall, Dennis.
20th—Ar schs Antelope , Sparrow, mackerelins; Sap-
pho , Farris, Boston.
21st—Sld sch Frederick , Young, mackereling.
MARINE TlST.
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Notice.
[£^"Doctor P. Pineo has removed his residence to
the house formerl y occup ied by S. B. Phinney, oppo-
site the Patriot Office , where he can hereafter be con-
sulted professionall y, at all hours of the day and night.
There is, perhaps no disease , with which our coun-
try is aff ected , whirh sweeps off annuall y so many vic-
tims , as that fell destroyer of the human race, Con-
sumption. What a vast amount of suffering might be
saved tlie huiran famil y if they would but avail them-
selves in season of the remedies which nature has pro-
vided for he r child ren , and which science has reduced
to such a for m as to be within the reach of all. Far be
it from us to tamper with those who are suffering with
this painfu l disease. In offering you a remed y, we do
not nnk yon to rely upon the representation of those
who mi ght be actuat ed by selfish and pecuniary m©-
tives , but we give you the deliberate testimony of some
of the most respectable physicians , that Wistar 's Bal-
sam of Wild Cherry, has established for itself a reputa-
tion that cannot be assailed. Dr. Wrn . A. Shaw , of
Washington , N. C, writes under date of May 1, 1846.as
follows :—
•'I have heard of many cases of decided beneficial
effects from its use, especiall y in Asthma , and Chronic
Cough of spasmodic character. I have used the Wild
Cherry a great deal in practice, and with marked good
results in those cases of' great serious mobility, and ir-
ratability , to which phth isical patients arc subject. I
have no doubt it is the best form in which the effects of
Prussic acid may be had as a sedative on the constitu-
tion without danger to the patient. Every one knows
the reputation of the Turpen tine and Balsam constitu-
ents in protracted coug hs. The combination of these
princi ples in Wistar 's Balsam of Wild Cherry is inge-
nious and judicious.
Me dical men , are justl y distrustful of Patent Medi-
cines in general , but candor must discriminate between
outrageous nostrums and humbugs and those medicines
which have proven salutary , and in many well attested
cases , curative. "
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrap-
per.
Ag ents.—0. M. Hinekley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowlcs.
Yarmouth ; IT. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiab Mayo , Chat-
ham ; E. Edson , Orleans ; Higgins & Crosby, Brews-
tor ; P. W. Higgins, Wellfleet.
Dr. Slmw ©si Consumption.
Boston—Ar barks Turk , Fessenden , and Martha
Worthington , Freeman , Malaga; sell Southerner , Baker ,
Philad el phi a.
New Orleans—Cld 4th , shi p Tennessee, Cook , Mar-
seilles.
Richmond—Ar 11th , sch Mercy Taylor , Boston. Sld ,
schs Rainbow , Rogers, and Ellen , Nickcrson , do.
Norfolk—Ar 1Oth , sch Leo, Bassett , Yarmouth.
Alexandria—Ar 11th , sch Maria Theresa , Smalley,
Boston.
Baltimore—Cld 12th , brig Saml Brown , Baker , Bos-
ton.
Philadel phia— Ar 12th , schs Judith Ward , Anderson ,
New York; 13th, Edw Franklin , Churbuck , Wareham ,
Cld 12th, bark Gem , Nickerson , Boston; brig Mary H.
Crowell , do; sch Larkin , Churbuck , New Bedford. -
New York—Ar 1 2th , schs Oliver , Whorf , St Jago; I.
II Nickerson , Boston.
Boston—Ar 15th , bark Eagle, Mathcws,Philadel phia;
schs Delaware , Dill , Hamburg, Va; D Webster , Lewis,
Albany; M M Klots, Chase; GL, Lovell , and Granite
State , Hallet , New York ; F A Baker, Baker , Fire Is-
la nd. Cld , shi p Trimountain , Eea , New Orleans; schs
Florence , Bowden , Aux Cayes; Ehen -Atkins , Whcl-
den , Cape Haytien; Ellen , Bearse. New York.
Charleston—Sld 10th , bri g Narragmigus, Hinekley,
Wilmington , NO.
Norfolk—Ar 13th, sch J C Calhoun , Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 12>h a 13th , sch Minerva , Fall River.
Sld 12th , bri g 'Ocean, Eldridge , Boston.
Philade lphia— Cld 12th , bark Gov Von Oxholm , Da-
vis, St Thomas and St Croix.
New York—Ar 14th , bri g John Colby, Smith , St
Thomas; schs J P Lofland , i-lallet. St Domingo City:
Globe. Sears , Boston. Cld , shi p Minesota , Allen, New
Orleans: sch Am Belle , Baxter ,Boston.
At Jeremie , abt 28th uk, sch Louisiana , for Boston
8th inst.
Boston—Ar 16th , shi p Crusader , Miller , Val paraiso;
bri gs J C Fremont , Tay lor.Georgetown , DC; E Donne ,
Loring, Baltimore. Cld , shi p Pontiac , Trcadwell , Ma-
dras and Calcutta; bark Elm , Taylor , Philad elphia;
bri gs Monte Christo , Sherman , Cape Haytien; L R Pal-
mer , Park , Wilmington , NC; Swan , Bray, Philadel phia;
schs Despatch , Sciuider, Newark ; New York , Goodsell ,
and Leander, Nickerson , New York ,
Mobile—Ar 7th , bark Star , Boston.
Savannah—Went to sea , 11t h, ship Eli Whitney,
Blaslanil , Liverpool; bri g Susan , Thurlow , Boston .
Ric hmond—Ar 14th , sch Mercy Taylor , Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 14th, sch W S llobbins, Smith , Al-
bany.
Philadel phia—Ar 14th , barks Swan , Holmes, Maya-
gnez; 15th , Esther Frances, Rogers , Rio Janeiro; Dela-
ware, Lewis, Boston ; brigs Andover , Hard y, and A
Lawrence , Crowell , do; schs Edna C, Kelley; Southern-
er, Studiey; Nancy Bishop. Kelley, and Alexandria.
Studley; do. Cld 15th , bark Merrimac. Bangs, do; bri gs
Manza nilio , Berry; Chicopee , Emery; James Crosby,
Stowors; Erie. R yder , and Emma , Baker , do; sch Mat-
thew Bird , Smitli , Mobile.
Albany—Ar 15th , sch Highlander ,Providence; sloops
Eliza , and Capitol.
New York—-Arliith , shi ps Danube, Chase, Havre;
Chas Crooker, Duncan , Liverpool ; Washington Irving.
Plumer , Boston; bri g Financier , Hall , Anaxabo. Cld.
shi p Zurich , Rich , Havre.
Hartford—Ar 15th , sip Report, Stetson, Chatham.
At Rio Janeiro , 5th ult. shi ps Canada , Lewis, fin N
York for Panama , repairing; Sophia Walker , Wiswell ,
for New Orleans , wtg cargo; bark Silas Marean , Long,
fm Baltimore, disg for Rio Grande; bri g Monteznma ,
Hadley, fm Boston June 7, caulking, for California , 2
ds; schs Oak Leaf, Thomas, fm Boston for do, do; Hol-
der Borden , Warwick , for do, repg; Nassau, Wiley, fm
Salem Jul y 6, for do, first officer died Aug 4.
At St Domingo City, abt 20th ult , bri g Extra , Long,
of and for Baltimore , to load on the coast; sch Howard ,
Wri ght, for Boston , 5 ds.
At. Cape Haytien , no date , brig Fairy, for Philadel-
phia , ld g.
At San Juan de los Remedies , 25th ult, brig Eliza
Burgess , Glawson , fm and for Boston, ar 21st.
Boston—Ar 17th , barks Avola.Kendrick , Charleston;
Nashua ,Clifford , Philadel phia; bri gs Jos Bnlcb , Gorham ,
Malaga; Lucy Atwood , Atwood , Turks Islands; schs
Hy Payson. Baker , Philadel phia; Gem , Wiley , New
Haven. Cld. shi p Epaminondas , White , Canton; bark
Sylph, R yder, Baltimore; schs J G Faxon , Ha ll , Phila-
del phia; Francis A Baker, Baker , Brookshaven.
New Orleans—-Ar 16th , shi p Mary Glover , Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 14th , sch Charm , Berrv , Boston.
Georgetown , DC—Ar 12th , sch Maria Theresa ,Smal-
ley, Boston. Sld, bri g Ann Elizabeth , Eldrid ge. do.
Philad elphia—Cld 16th , bark Gen Josup, Fisher,
Boston.
[Per steamship America, at Boston.]
Ar at Liverpool , 28th ult, Queen of the West, Hallet,
and Columbia , Furbcr , New York ; Anglo American ,
Winsor , Boston; 29th , Maine , Freeman , New Orleans;
Jesore , Cobb, New York ; 30th. Judah Touro.Nickerson.
New York; 1st inst , Sarah Brid ge, Baker , New Orleans.
Adv , Anglo American , Winsor , for Boston , 20th; Jos-
sore, Cobb , for New York , 14th; Queen of the West ,
Ilallct, for do, 21st; Judah Touro , Nickerson , and Josi-
ah Bradlce , Mansfield , for New Orleans , 20th.
In port at London , 2d inst , Huron , Paine, for Boston ,
ld g; Sir Kobt Peel , for New York , 6th; Am Eagle, for
do; 13th; Lyman , Doane, for New Orleans.
At Calc utta , Aug 21, shi ps Bucna Vista, Linnell, for
Boston , nearly loadud ; Rubicon , Scobie, for do, nearl y
reloaded ; bark Ricnzi , Bangs, for do, not commenced
ld g. Shi p Thos Perkins , Rogers, for Boston , sld abt
16th , and was at Kedgaree , 19th.
At M auriti us, Jul y 26, shi p Orissa , Sears, for Calcut-
ta Aug 2, to load for Boston.
At Smyrna , 23d ult , barks Osmanli ,Gardner , for Bos-
ton , unc; /D, Gorham , and Martha Allen , Manson , for
N ew j ork , tew ds.
At Zante , 21si ult barks Columbia , Chi pman , and C
L Bevan , Jennings , fm Marsclles. ar Aug 31. supposed
for New York. *
At Trieste , 27th ult, shi ps United States, Robinson ,
and Mai ion , Sampson , unc; bark M a ria , Foster, in quar-
antine , for Palermo , to load for Boston.
At Malaga , 24th ult. barks Kanawha , Higgins , from
Nowj)ort ,.Eng, up for frt; Lucinda Maria , Rich , expect-
Arrivals, Clearances. &c.
ed to load for Boston; Ork , Dunbar, for do, wtg; Crisis,
Coffin , for , (or New Orleans) do; brig Ottoman ,
Hannu m, for do, do. Sld prev to 25th , barks Santeo ,
1arker , and Rolla , Jnrvis , New York ; bri gs Eudora ,
Math ows, and Tartar , Ingraham, do.
At Gibral tar , 24th ult/bark Clarissa , Dyer, fm Mal-
aga for New Orleans; bri gs Adel phi , Gorham , fm do for
lioston; Cobden , Cornish , fm do for do, ar 23d ; sch
Eupliemia .fm New York, which had beat through 21st,
had not returned. The wind continued West.
At Cronstadt 24th ult , shi p Geo Washington , Snow,
for Boston , soon; barks Shcrwood .Foster.for do do; Hy
Shclton , Long. unc.
At Bangor Wales , 4th inst , shi p Ashland , Harding,
for Boston , the next week.
Ar at St Thomas, 24th ult , sell Hibcrnia , Eldrid«e
Tortola. ° '
Boston—Ar 18th , shi p Chicora , Holm , Cronstadt-
barks Nautilus. Lincoln , Malaga; Nathan W Brid ge ,
Colli ns, Matanzas ; Gem , Nickerson ,and Trernont.Searsj
Philadel phia; Nevada , Chase, New York ; bri gs Leander '
Mayo. Aux Cayes; Fredk Eugene , Small , Georgetown !
SC; Charles , Bichanj son, Wilmington , NC; Shamrock.'
Willard , and A Dunbar , Howes, Philadel phia ; Jane
Howes, Emamiel , Provincetown; schs Croton , Chase.
Jeremie; Richmond , Kelley , Baltimore via Edgartown:
Willia m, Collins , Wilmingt on, Del ; Juo Randol ph,Ba-
ker , and Mariner , Nickerson , Alba ny; Cambridge , Lacy;
Am Belle , Baxter , and Lacon , Bearse , New York ; Nim-
rod , Lovell , Portsmo uth , RI ; Frances Hallet , Whelde n,
Warren , RI. Cld.shi p Versailles , Knowles, Valparaiso,
bark Turk , Fessenden , Messina: brigs Tuscan. Cousins ,
Wil ming ton , NC; D K Aiken , Tower, Philadel phia; sch
Tigris , Crowell , New London.
San Francisco—Ar 2d ult , barks Peru , Swasey, Bos-
ton Jan 4, Val paraiso June 13; 4th , Splendid , (lardi ng,
Boston Mel) 2, Val paraiso June 30: 6th , Cuba , Tibbets.
Boston Mch 8; Elizabeth , Dod ge, New York Mcb 11,
Valparaiso Juno 16; 8th . shi p Herbert , Hallet , Boston
Mch 8; Val paraiso June 29; brig Caleb Curtis , True ,
Boston Mch iO; 9ih , bark Dcl phos, Curtis , do. Fob 26;
10th. shi p Oxford , McLane , do Mch 30. Cld 12th.ship
T W Sears, Hong Kong.
At Stockton , 12th ult. bark Otranto , of New Bedford:
bri gs Eagle, and Almena of Boston.
Charleston—Sld 12th , bri g Clement , Boston; 13th ,
scb Isab ella , Gage, West Indies.
Norfolk—Ar 17th. sch Gen Taylor, New York.
In Hampton Roads , 17th , bark Hahrieman , Foster,46
ds fin Newport , En g.
Al exandria—Put back 14th , brig Ann Elizabeth , El-
drid ge, fm Georgetown , DC, for Boston , the crew hav-
ing refused dutv.
Baltimore—Ar 16th , bark Unjon , Kendrick , Boston;
17th. bri g J Nickerson , do.
Ph iladel phi a—Ar 17th , schs Ily Lawrence, Norton ,
and Wm Pope, New York. Cld 16th , sch Governor
Smith. New Bedford; 17th , brig Pearl , Atkins , Boston;
schs Lady Suffolk , Baker, do; Harriet , Crowell. New
Bedford. "
Albany—Ar 17th , schs Wm H Turner, and Planter,
Boston.
New York—Arl8th , shi p Izaak Walton , Bombay;
bark Ortona , Turks Islands. Cld 17fh, shi ps Ozark ,
Bartl ett , Sacramento City; Exchange, Sanderson, San
Francisco.
Hartford—Ar 17th , sloops Laura, Nantucket; Hope &
Susan , Harwich.
At Rio Janeiro , 7th ult , bark Kremlin , Bearse, from
New York Jul y 17, just ar; bri g Montezuma , Hadley,fm
Boston for San Francisco , repg; schs Nassau , Wiley, fm
Salem for San Francisco , in quarantine ; Oak Leaf,
Thomas, fm Boston, to sail for San Francisco , 3 or 4 ds.
Sld 7th , bri g Silas Marea n, Long, Rio Janeiro.
Sld fm St Domingo City, abt 29th ult, sch Howard ,
Wright , Boston.
One Price Clothing Store,
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MILS generall y and favorabl y well-known Establish-
JL ment is now in full and successful operation , and
prepared for a much larger Fall Trade than ever be-
fore. It has always been my intention , as soon as cir-
cumstances would admit , to adopt the above one priced
caption—for I have long been well satisfied that this is
the onl y ri ght way to .
tradej—especiall y with a -large
and increasing class of customers. My greatl y increas-
ing patronage and success inrbusiness, now enables me
to offer my extensive and/thorough made Stock on
terms the most fair and honorable to all.
Every one must be satiffied that , this is the onl y
RIGHT WAY of doing business, and the onl y one by
which a man can trade wit» safety—fo r if one buys at
less than cost, some One must pay a great deal more
than the WORTH , or the seller cannot meet his de-
mands. I
To the Cape Trade I bfve ever adhered* as near to
the one price system as possible ; but now being com-
pletel y under way , and behind none in my line of
trade , I have ONE PRICE TO ALL.
To all who may chance to buy Clothing in Boston
this season , I will say, if you wish to know just what
you are buy ing, and that you are getting your money 's
worth, please look in at the best Stock for the Cape
Trade in Boston. • .
I have en hand a very large assortment of Piece
Goods for custom work , and emp loy an experienced
Cutter and faithful hel p, so that all garments shall be
made with despatch and permanence.
SHEBNAH RICH,
78 and 80 Ann-street, ¦
2d building North of Blaekstone-street.
Boston , Oct. 22. ¦ 3m
Furniture and Upholstery,.
m©m9 ui^iiH^j ©^ <& ®@o9
Nos. 51, 55 and 59 CoMiliili,
RESPECTFULLY' announce to their old friends
and customers , that the y Ivave on hand for sale, as
great an assortment of
Furniture and Uplolslery Goods,
as can be found at any othej Warehouse in Boston.—
All the FURNITURE marlufactirred for their.Ware-
rooms , is of the most appro?ed patter ns, of the latest
styles, and can be sold on ttfe very lowest terms. Pur-
chasers will find it for theiij intercst to call and exam-
ine their Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Their stock of UPHOLSTERY comprises lhe new-
est styles of Brocatelles , Damask anil otlier Curtain j
Fabrics—superb Lace, Mu\lin and Lace Curtains—rich
Cornices— Curtain Bands-iogethev with a large assort-
ment of *
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES,
and all other Shade Goods , Shade Fixtures , &c.
Also—FEATHERS , LOOKING GLASSES, &c.
In connection with the beautiful assortment of rich
Furniture , will be found superior EXTENSION DIN-
ING TABLES , which are pronounced superior to any
before manufactured.
OSr-UPI-IOLSTEUY WOBK in all its branches, is
promptly executed at short notice—and all who are
in want of any of the above descri ption of Goods , are
particularl y invited to visit their rooms.
The Cape Trade is respectfull y solicited.
Nos. 51 , 55 and 59 Cornhill.
Boston , Oct. 22. ly
For Sak
i^t"4 The place latel y /ccupied by Mary Don ,
ffytifi deceased , adjoiniii S the Half " Way _ Pond ,
WiBSfH contai ning two acr/s of Land , on wh ich are
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*-"sonie Fruit TreesJShrubbery, &c. Also, a
convenient Dwelling IloitseJpvitti or without the Land.
Apply to ASA YOU NG- « *J*r pet 23
PROUTY & MEARS'S \
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NEW AND IMPROVED \
Hot Air Farnaee and Ventilatpr,
. . FOB S85O. -
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This Furnace is one of the
W\ last and most improved p,\t-
\\vVh terns we have had the pleat-
llii ll ure of presenting to the puli-
TW lic- II is tbo result of mudl
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I~it2fS5 carefu l observation , practical
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V^j ^^ Air Furnaces. It is perfectl y
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j ^^ iron of unus ual thickness , ie
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^ very d urable , and not liable
to get o t of ] r\ e fir e is easil y kindled , and
when suffici entl y ignited , by closing the damper the heat
is made to pass "th rough all the upper tubes into the ra-
diator on fho top, thence off to the back radiator , di*vn
one half of those tubes, up the other half ,when it niakee
its escape- into the chimney, th us rad iating a' large a-
rnount of heat , giving a mild and equal temperature to
the whole of the air in the furnace chamber , from which
it is conducted into the several apartments tu be*warm-
ed ,—the combustion of the fuel being so slow , that we
do not expose any red hot iron to the air to be heated,
and it is so easil y"controlled that the required heat can
be increased or diminished at pleas ure, with a corres-
ponding consumption of fuel. Being but 4 1-2 feet in
liei ght , it can be easil y plac ed in any cellar , and in all
cases we warrant them to give entire, satisfaction.
We would invite all wdio are about procuring fur-
naces , or are otherwise interested in these articles , to
call and examine the above Furnaces at our Ware-
rooms , whe re will also be fou nd Prout y & Mcars s Im-
proved Portable Hot Air Ventilating Fur nace ; Cook-
ing Ilantcs ; the celebrated Medal , or Madeira Parlor
Stove ; and- a general assortment of Oook-ing ami Office
Stoves DAVID PROUTY & CO.,
19 and 20 North Market street.
Boston , Oct. 8. Sm'
To whom it may concern.
WHEREAS I, JAMES BAliRON , and my wife
MAR THA BARRON. mutuall y consented to
seperatc forever. I hereb y forbid all persons harboring
or trusti ng said Martha Ban-on on my account , as I
shall pay no debts of her contractin g after this date.
Hyannis , Oct. 5, 1850, JAMES BAKBON.
Boots and Shoes--/-New Store.
THE subscriber has removal his ffliop opposite the
County Book Store , and/has fitted it up for the
sale of Boots and Shoes. Hofhas just yreeeived as good
an assortment of every variety as can we found in the
County—and he would invjte all thosewanting a good
article,, on the very lowest terms, to call a\id examine his
•supp ly, before purchasing/elsewhere. \
His stock consists of »¦ extensive ,, anil well selected
assortment of Men 's and/Boys ' Calf SlunVBOOTS and
SHOES; Men 's and Bo/s' Calf and Goat Sltiu SHOES:
Ladies ' and Misses Go/t Skin BOOTS an\l SHOES ;
Ladies ' and Misses GAITER BOOTS ; do SHOES;
Ladies' low price Shojfs , &c. &c. \
DS^Making and rojpairin" done at short nptice.
Barnstable ', Oct. .l< HE NKY l\WEIt,
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Dry pods, &c.
TUST received and for sale by the subscriber, a good
J assortment of Gentlemen 's and lfoys' thick and
thin BOOTS and SHOESSl /
Also A great, variety\ of Ladies' and Misses
BOOTS and Walking SHOES. " /
Also—An excellent assortment/of Gentlemen 's,
Ladies ' and Children 's RUBBERS./
DUY GOODS ANI) GROCERIES—Of the usual
assortment generall y foun d in a country store , which I
will be sold at reasonable prices. /
SOAP POWDERS—A gooS rfrtiele for washing-
one paper will make 12 quarts p/' Soap : price 12 1-2
cents per paper. FHEJpERICK LEWIS.
Barnstable , Oct. 15. A
Bounty Land for Soldiers
OF
the War of 1812,—of the Florida and other In-
dian Wars since 1790,—and for the commissioned
officers of the War with Mexico,—who servedyfor one
month and upwards , and have received no laml—(and
if dead , for their widows and minor children ,/ obtained
under the new law by 110BATI0 WOOI/MAN, 26
Railroad Exchange , Boston , who has an /Agency at
Washington. /
U3" Cash paid for Land Patents. I
oct 15 6m /
Notice,
WHEREAS my wife, AIERCY P. HOWES, has
left my bed and board without my consent. This
is to forbid all persons ha/boring or trusting her on my
account , as I shall pay ri> debts of her contracting af-
ter this date. I ALVAN HOWES.
Barnstable. Oct. 22d , IS50.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable-
TSAIAII N. TOBEY , Ad ministrator of the estate of
JL HENRY WEEKS , late of Falmouth , in said Coun-
ty, deceased , respectfull y represents, that the debts due ¦
from said deceased , as nearl y as ca n be ascertai n ed ,
amount to fi fteen hundr ed dollars : that the charges of
Admin istration amount to fifty dollars, and thin the
personal estate of said deceased available for the pay-
ment of the same , amounts to one thousand dollars
He therefore prays that ho may*be licensed to sell so
much of the real estate of said Xeceased as shall raUe
the sum of five hundred and fijty dollars for the pay-
ment of said debts and charge* * *
BSAIAH N. TOBEY.
Banstable, ss.—At a Coufrt of Probate holden at
Barnstabl e , in and for s*d County, on the second
1uesday of September. 1S50—
Upon the foregoing petition of Isaiah N. Tobey—Or-
dered, th at the said petitioner notify all persons inter-
ested therein , that the same will be heard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at Falmouth
m and for said County, on the second Wednesday of
November next , by causing an attested copy of said pe-
tition and of this order thereon , to be published in the '
Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barns-
table, three weeks successively prior to said Court that
they may then and there appear and shew cause, if anv
they have, why the prayer thereof should not be granted
NYMPHAS MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
oct 22—3w T REED , Register.
ISi&rRStabie, SS.—Probate Office, Barnstable
Oct. 14, A. D. 1850.
AN Instrument purporting/to be the last Will and
Testament of JOSEPH »AVIS.latc of Falmouth ,
in said County, husbandmaa , deceased , having been
presented to me for Probate/by NYMPHAS DAVIS, '
the Executor therein namefi—He the said Executor] s
is directed to give notice th/t the said Instrument will ]
be considered and acted up«n , at a Court of Probate to
be holden at Falmouth , on/ the second Wednesday of
November next , by publishing this order three weeks <
successively previous to laid time , in the Barnstable ,
Patriot , a newspaper prjp ted in Barnstable , that all
persons interested may/then and there appear, and I'
shew cause, if any they have, for or against the Pro-
bate of said Will.
NYMPHAS MARSTON, Judge of Probate,
Copy—Attest :
_ oct_22____j___3w T. REED, Register. .
mH "Dental Office !"
riUlE public are respectfully informed that DoCTS.
¦*• W. Z. W. & J. w. CHAPMAN, i
DSITTIST^,
are now visiting the different towns on the Cape with
their Dental Ofpce which is so constructed and furni h
ed as to afford all the conveniences that may be de.i ¦
ed , or possessed in any pcrmaijlnt office thotcan tend
in the least degree to reheve /h e patien/ or facilitat e
the operations , and make then/ pleasant/
They possess all the recant imBro/emcnts in the
Den tal art , and are prepared/to perflr* any operation '
however difficult the case m/y be, irX/themost skillful '
manner. / j ^
Drs. C. are now in Sout/i YARMoiBTfehsb,
ut will visit
the following towns in thewrder lierie given :
Hyan nis. / Baiyistabl o,
Yarmouth Port. / Sar/dwicb.
Persons in either of tr/e above named towns , who
wish to secure their prof essional services , arc respei-t-
full y requested to call op them immediatel y after their
arrival and make an engagement , for unless appoint-
ments are made sufficientl y in advance to insure a good
practice , they will not remain long in the place.
All persons interested , are invited to call and exam-
ine their minera l teeth , &c, and per use their char ges for
Dental operations , which are as reasonable as any other
Dentist 's who operate in a faithful manner. They man-
ufact ure their mineral teeth at Hyannis , where their
Dental Laboratory is situated.
South Yarmouth. Oct. 22.
W. ALLEN, D. D. S* /
{Member of the America n Society of Denial SurLom,)
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ft MECniXICAL MD SUBGML
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Will be in Sandwich next, four weeks. /sept 24
Sheriff's Sale.
Barnstatole, ss. September 27th , 1850.
Taken on execution , and will be sold at Public Auc-
tion , on the ninth day of November next , at two
o'clock in the afternoon , ou the premises hereinafter
described—
M
AI1 the right in equity which Charles C.
Morton , of Barnstable , in said Countv , mas-
ter mariner , had on the lOlhday of April , A.
•D.. 1850, when the same was attached on the
original writ, of redeeming the following mortgaged
Real Estat e, situate in the easterly part of said Barns-
table , consisting of cl eared land and orcharding, wit h
the Dwellin g House and other buildings thereon stand-
ing , and bound ed northerl y by the county road , easter-
ly and southerl y by la ud "of " N atha niel Percival , and
westerl y by land of Joshua Thayer, containing ono
acre, more or less; being the same mortgaged to Fran-
cis W. R yder , by deed fro m said Morton , dated Nov .
> ; 1848 , and recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said
County, Book 45 , Pa"-e 22 to which reference may be
m *''°- LUTHER HINCKLEY ,
Marston 's Mills , Oct. 8. Deputy Seeriff.
¦' • For Sale, \
\FE W shares in the €. C. isRANCII
£*- BAWL KOAD, at $42 pci- sli^rc. Ap-
ply at this Office. 3m Bnrn stn '
nle,>Jul y 16.
Notice. \
THE subscriber being about to leave town for\a short
time, requests all persons having demands against
him , to present the same for payment, And al'l per-
sons are hereby forbid trustin g any one on my accWnj fc
without an onier. EDWARD L0RIN&
¦
Bii rnstable , Oct- 3, 1850. \
Fa^ory
at
Auction.
Will be sold at Public Auction , on WEDNESDAY ,
the 15th day of January next , on the premises , at 10
o'clock, A.M., if not previousl y disposed of at private
sale,
ALL the establishment caUcd the Chatham and Har-
wich Cotton and Woobjn Factory, situate in Har-
wich—consisting of the siljf and buildings on which
the machinery is placed ; althveliing-house, store-house
and about six acres of lanf , mostly well wooded , and
the water privileges to which they are connected. The
machinery consists of thf following , viz.—9 cards , 4
breakers, and 5 finishers , / drawi ng fra me, 2 spades , 1
Taiinton and other leathjcr apron , 3 circular spinning
frames 64 sp indles, each ,?throsel do 60 and 72 shidles ,
1 mule 144 spindles , 1 spooler and warper , 1 dresser
comp lete, been used but little , 8 looms , 1 regulator , 1
wool carding machine , double main cylinder , 3 1-2 feet
diameter , 2 feet wide , 1 pricker and a variety of other
articles necessary for such an establishment , all which
will be sold as above on reasonable terms. For further
information call on the subscriber at Chatham.
JOSHUA NICKERSON.
Chatham , Oct. 22.