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There is. perhaps no disease, with which our conn-
•-• ( fect'efl. which sweeps off annuall y so many vic-
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as that fell destroyer of the human race , Con-
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' t'on What a vast amount of suffering might he
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n the human family if they would but avail them-
S:'p s in season of the remedies which nature has pro-
.?j {or her children , and which science has reduced
Y
ch a form as t0 *>Q within tlie reach of all . Far he
•°( n us to tamper with those who are suffering with
'i i« oainfu l disease. In offering you a remed y, we do
t k you to rely upon the representation of those
hn mi"ht be actuated by selfish and pecuniary m»-
• s but we give you the deliberate testimony of some
"f
ve
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'e most respectable physicians , that Wistar 's Bal-
of Wild Cherry , has established for itself a repnta-
*"'Ii rlvit cannot be assailed. Dr. Win . A. Shaw , of
Washing ton, N. C, writes under date of May 1, 1846.as
¦'I have heard of many cases of decided benefici.il
effects from its u«e, especiall y in Asthma, and Chronic
r0u"h 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 it-
ratability, to which phthisical patients are subject. I
have no doubt it is the best form in which the effects of
Pfussic acid may he had as a sedative on the constitu-
tion witho ut danger to the patient. Every one knows
the reputation of the Turpentine and Balsam constitu-
ents in protracted coughs. The combination of these
principles in Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is inge-
nious and judicious. . __ _
Meilieal men , are justly 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.
Agents.—0. M. Hinckley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles.
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiab Mayo, Chat-
ham; E. Edson , Orleans ; Higgins & Crosby, Brows-
tcr ; P. W. Higgins, Wellflect ,
ff, \J> r ' _
"" pr« SSiaw on Consumption.
DIED.
In Sandwich , 20th inst., Mr. Mary, wife of Mr. Jos.
Henry Lapham , 27 ; 24th , Mr. Paul Ciiadburn .ahout 45.
In Brewster, Aug. 23, Mrs. Desire, widow of Major
Benjamin Foster , 76.
In Chatham , 3d inst., of dysentery. Adaliza C, only
cluli! of Samuel and Elizabeth Ryder , 2 years 1 month
and 17 days.
Wh y did our onl y flower fade,
So early blossom for the grave f
That lovel y form , that marble brow ,
Lie mouldering in the cold earth now 1
Why, she was born for holier birth
Than earthl y charms or parents ' mirth ;
I her Savior 's arms , by faith , I see ;
0 may we meet and dwell with thee ! e. e. b.
In New Bedford , 21st inst., Mary Hedge, daug hter of
William and Phebe Bray, 15 ; 22d, Mr. James Hatha-
Wi>y 60 ! Mrs. Mary, relict of the late Wm. Spooncr , 71.
." -In South Dartmouth , 10th inst., Capt. Ezekiel Hard-
ing, 52.
In EJgartown , Walter S., son of James and Phebe A.
u»ggett, of Nantueket , 4 months.
Iu Nantucket , 19t h inst., Capt. Simeon Starbuck , 86.
1» Chelsea, dlst inst., Zenas Henry, son of Zenas and
iemperttnee Snow, 19.
_ ln Boston , 14th inst., Mary G., infant daughter of Mr.
¦inomas Thacher , formerl y of Yarmouth Port, 26 days.
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n oan Francisco, Mr. Job Briggs. of Nantucket , 42 ;
SH! «, 2th
' Mr - Jas- Dominican , of Falmouth , 23 ; Aug.
M ' w Nilt|i«niel S Stoddard , of Fairhaven , 41; 20th ,
p , w"i- Davis, of Nantucket , 36 ; Scut. 3d, Mr. John
Baj«r, of Boston, 23.
r, ' sea,on board steamshi p Ohio, on thepassage from
«v»na to New York , 21st inst., off Cape Hatteras .Mr.
™"*-l Doten, of Plymouth , 47.
MARINE LIST
Cr°<*« g* Bai>»StablC, Oct 22d-Sld sip Mail ,
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i7~Sld Sch '
SaPPno , Farris , Boston.
28th a Sloop Mail - Crocker , Boston ,
"i—Ar sch Sappho , Farris , Boston.
cor ^ le
'lrn froin our Monom °y Point (Chatham)
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resP°ndent, that a fleet of about 150 sail of macker-
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Cafchcr8 arrived at that place on the 25th inst., hav-
*¦u°n= comparatively nothing.
Ar at JNantucket , 18th inst, sch Oncco, dwell, 15
wash bbls mackerel.
Fishermen.
Boston—Ar 21st, bark Helen Maria , Howes, Balti-
more; bri gs M & J C Gilmore , Eldrid ge, Wilmington ,
NC; Ocean , Eldridge , Baltimore; Mary II , Crowell.
Ph iladel phia; schs Judiih Ward , Anderso n, do: Huto-
ka , Jones , Rondout; Louisa, Chase , New York . Cld ,
barks Velocity, Ryder , Charl eston ; Vesta , Flinn ,Phil-
adel phia ; bri g Martha Worihington , Freeman , Malaga;
sell Tellus , Adams , Jcremie.
New Orleans—Ar 11 til, ship Revenue , Crowell , Bos-
ton; Trenton , Snow , New York.
Pensacola—Cld prev to 4th , sch Gen Taylor , Brown ,
Point Isabel.
Savannah—In port , 16th, bark Hersilia , Lothrop, for
Somerset. Ms , Id g.
Charleston—Ar 17th , sch Jacob Raymond , Bourne ,
Philad el phia.
Richmond—Ar 18th , sch Charm , Berry. Boston.
Philadel phia— ArI9th , shi p St I'etersburg h, Rear-
don. Boston; bar ks Oak , Ryder, and Mary if Sladc ,
Howes, do; bri g Acorn , Howes , do; 24st, bark Mary,
Whelden , do; bi ig Myrn , Smdley, do. Cld 19th , brigs
Geo Washington , Knowlton; L W Maxwell , Farnham ,
and Alibott Lawrence , Crowell , Boston; schs Watch-
man , Chapman; K II Nash , Small ; Nancy Bishop, Kel-
ley; Edna C, Kelley, and Sea Bird , Godfrey, do.
Albany—Ar 19th. schs Glide , and Ann T Sipple,
Boston.
New York—Ar 19th , shi ps Amaranth , Corliss, Liver-
pool ; 20th , shi p Kcpublic , Marshall , do.
Hartford—Ar 19th , sch Juliet , Crosby, Boston.
At Canton , Jul y 22, sch Indiana , Crosby, for San
Francisco. Id g.
At Chagres , 9th inst, brig Damascus, Hayes, for New
York , soon.
Boston—Ar 22d , ship Squantiun , Crocker, Liver-
pool ; barks Gen Jesup, Fisher , and Merrimac , Bangs,
Ph ilade lphia; bri gs Clement , Mayo , Charleston; Pearl ,
Harding; Emma , Baker , and Chieopee , Emery , Phila-
del phia; schs Wolcott , Beers ,and Bay State, Kyder , N
York ; Leonora , Crosby, Hartford. Cld , shi p Surprise ,
(new , 1262 tons) Dunharton. of and for New York , to
load tor California; bri g Ann Maria , Smith , St John , P
R ; sehs Wm Wyer , Brown; Aux Cayes; Hy Atkins ,
Rendell , Jacksonville; J Q Adams , Norris , New York ;
Banner , Lovell , Albany.
San Francisco—Sid 3d ult , ship Kingston , Luscomb,
Panama , with passengers.
Charleston—Ar 18th , ship Sheffield, Hamblin , New
Orleans for Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 21st, barks Iladley, and Justice Story,
Boston.
Philad elphia—Ar 21st sch Sylvia E.Gibbs , New Bed-
ford. Cld , bri g Andover, Hardy, Boston; sch Henrietta ,
Heed , New Bedford.
New York—Ar 21st, brig Corvo, Paine , Rio Janeiro.
Cld , shi ps Seine, W illia ms, Havre; Vicksburg, Berry ,
and Hungarian , Chase, New Orleans; bark Norumbega ,
Baxter, Galveston.
Boston—Ar 23d , shi p Wal polc , Cutter , Calcutta;
barks Lowell , Loveland , and Zion , Reynolds ,Baltimore;
bri gs Ann Elizabeth , Eldrid ge, Georgetown , DC; Robt
Wing Crowell , Baltimore; Erie, Ryder; Empire , Crow-
ell ; Alfaretta , White; Manzanillo , Berry; Yucatan , Ba-
ker, and Hudson , Ilallet , Philadel phia; schs Reaper ,
Long, and J Calhoun , Case, Norfolk ; Edna C, Crowell ,
Philadel phia; Elizabeth , Otis , and Empire, Lovell , Al-
bany; Isis, Chase, and J O Ireland , Crowell , New York.
Cld , barks Ohieora , Howland , Genoa; Empire, Chand-
ler , New Orleans bri gs Leander , Mayo , Cape Haytien;
Foster, Baker , Philadel phia; schs Moxo , Bush , Aux
Cayes; Southerner , Baker , Philadel phia; Cambridge ,
Sherwood , New Yoik.
Galveston—Ar at the bar 3d, bark Carlos, Sears,Bos-
ton. Sid aht 4th , bark Zenohia. Pepper , Tabasco. In
port 4th , shi ps J W Fannin. for New York , ready; W B
Travis , and Republic , for do, Id g.
New Orleans—Cld 14th , shi ps Realm , Havre; Ken-
tuck y, Boston.
Mobil e—Ar 14th , bark Vesta , Boston.
Charleston—Sid 19th , bri g Ottawa , Boston; sch Geo
& Emily, do.
Baltimore—Ar 21st, bark Hadley , Kent, Boston; 22d ,
bark Edmund Dwight. do.
Philadel phia—Ar 22d , brigs Sun, Crosby, and Pauli-
na , Flinn , Boston.
Albany—Ar 22d , schs Convert, and Eliza Matilda.
Boston.
New York—Cld 22d. ships Antarctic, (now) Rich,
and Constitution , Brilton , Liverpool ; sehs Emma , Lov-
ell, and Com Kearney, Lovell , Boston.
Norwich—Ar 21rt , sloop Marketman , Yarmouth.
Ar at Panama , Sept 25th , shi p Prescott , Paj'ne, San
Francisco , with 35 passengers, bark Winthrop, Moore,
do, 50 passengers.
Boston—Ar 24th , barks Lenox , Howes, Trapani ;
Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore; bri gs Avon , Webb, Mala-
ga; Mary Stanton , Ryder , Baltimore; schs Kienzi , Iver-
son , N Atlantic Ocean , 240 bbls sp oil , of and via Prov-
incctown; Nancy Bishop, Kelley, and Watchman Chap-
man , Ph iladel phia. Cld , shi p Living Age, Snow, New
Orleans; barks Bay State. Harding, Baltimore; Elk , El-
dridge , Philadel phia; schs John Adams, Sparks , Hayti ;
Mystic , Reed, New York.
San Francisco—In port , 15th ult , shi p Windsor Fay,
Brewer, for Calcutta 7 ds; bark Kilby, Howland , for do
10 or 15.
Jacksonville—Cld 8th, brigs Kossuth , Allen , New
York ; 9th, Timo Crosby. Atwood , do.
Baltimore—Ar 22d. bri g Candaee, Mathcws, Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 22d , sch Carrier , Gibbs, New Bed-
ford. Cld , sch Susan M Young, Anderson , Boston;
23d bark Delaware, Lewis, do; bri g Lubec, Bray, and
Argo, Morton , do.
Albany—Ar 23d , schs Albany, Boston. Cld , Frank ,
and Catharine Wilcox , do.
New York—Ar 23d , shi p Marmion , Ficeman , Liver-
pool ; bri gs Wm L Jones. Tyler , Madeira; Wilson. Ful-
ler , Savannah ; schs Jasper, Nickcrson.and Ellen ,Bearse,
Boston. Cld. schs L H Nickerson , Ames , and A Law-
rence, Allen , Boston ; Globe , Sears, Philadel phia.
Hartford—Ar 23d, sloops Hy Clay, Dennis; Convey-
ance, Nantucket.
[Per steamship Asia, at New York.]
Ar at Liverpool , 6th inst , Vermont , Perry, New York;
8th , Revere, Howes, Miramichi ; 10th , Pacifi c, (steamer)
Nye, New York. Cld 5th, Crescent, Nickerson , Sulli-
van , Me. Sid 5th , Iloughton , Doane, New Orleans; Ed-
inburg, Taylor, and America , Lawrence, New York.
Adv 13th , Anglo American , Whisor , for Boston , 20th;
Jessore, Cobb, for New York , 14th. Ent for Idg, 6thj
Jndah Touro, Nickerson , for New Orleans: 7th , Ang lo
American , for Boston; 9th , Queen of the West, Hallet,
for New York.
Ar at Deal. 8th inst, Lyman , Doane,London , and ski
9th for New Orleans.
Ar at Stockholm , 28th ult, Salisbury, Young, Cron-
stadt.
Ar at Elsineur , 30th ult, Gleaner, Haml«n , fin Cron-
stadt for New York .
Ar at Havre, 7th inst, Splendid , Higgins , New York ;
8th , Oxenbrid gc, Taylor, New Orleans. Sid 10th , IIol-
yoke , Paine , do.
Ar at Cette, 1st inst, Charlotte Reed , Weeks, New
Orleans.
Ar at Tarragona , 23d ult , Santiago, Burgcss.N York.
At Honolulu , Aug 3, shi ps Canada , Beanvais , for N
Bedford ; Huntress , Smith , unc; barks Croton , Crocker ,
and Nautilus , Moore , do; brig Copiapo. do.
Adv at Panama , 4th inst, brig Zainc, Rogers, for San
irancisco , 10th.
At Smyrna , 24th ult , barks ZD , Gorham , for New
fork , 27th; Martha Allen , Manson , for do, 5 or 6 ds:
Osmanli , Gardner , for Boston , do do.
fed f m/ante , 23d ult , bark Columbia , Chipman , New
York via Messina , to fill up.
Sld fm Trapani , A ug 20, bark Swan ,, White , Boston,
At, Irieste , 4th ln ,t , bark Maria, Foster, for Palermo
and Boatou, isoorj.
At Malaga , 1st inst, barks Helen, TJlmer.forN York ,
Idg; Crisis, Coffin , for Boston , do; Lucinda Maria , R ieb ,
do , few ds; brig Ottoman , Hannum , for do, Idg. Sid
29th a 30th , bark Ork , Dunbar , Boston.
At Gibraltar, 3d inst , bark Bay State , Simmons, fin
Leghorn for New York , ar 30th , wind bound. Brigs
Coliden , Adel phi , and Marshall , sld 25t h, for Bosion.
At Bangor , W, 11th inst, shi p Ashland , Harding, for
Boston , ready.
Sld im Cieufucgos , 12th inst , hark Franklin , Cook,
Boston.
At San Juan de los Rcmedios , 8th hist, bark Lysan-
der, Snow , for Bo:>ton abt 15th.
Boston—Ar 25th brig Sylvina , Snow , Havana; sch
Suffolk , Baker , Philadel phia. Cld , barks Grey hound ,
Winsor , Rio Janeiro; Ella , Flinn , Savannah ; bri<' Hv
Matthews , Harrima n , Pernambuco and a mkt °
Baltimore—Cld 23d , shi p J C Calhoun , Lowell New
Orleans.
Philadel phia—A r 23d, bri g Swan , Bray, Boston: sch
J P Johnson , Atwood , Provincetown; 24th , bark Elm ,
Taylor. Boston; bri g Yankee , Small , Pictou. Cld 24th.
bri g Gen. Taylor , Shute, Boston; sch Mary Grown.
Geycr , do.
Alba ny—Ar 24th. sch Tribune , Boston.
New York—Ar 24th, shi p Union , Davis , New Or-
leans; sch New York , Goodsell , Boston; 25th , ship Le-
odes , Rohhins , Penang.
New Haven—Ar 25th , sloops Mary, Yarmouth ; Vig-
ilant , and Wri ght , Falmouth.
Norwich—Ar 22d , sch Mantan o , Hallet , Albany; 23d ,
sloop Hope & Susan , Harwich.
At Genoa , 4th inst , bark Almade , Brewer, for Pa-
ler mo, read y.
At Acapuleo, abt A ug 27, brig Gulnare , 63 ds from
Panama for Sa n Fra ncisco, with 150 passengers. Many
sick , and su ffering from their crowded state, and lack of
provisions.
At St Martins , abt 6th inst , shi p Andover, and bark
Franklin.which were dismasted some months since, unc
Arrivals. Clearances. &c.
MW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Extension of the C. C. Branch Rail Road.
AT the last Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Cape Cod Branch Rail Road Company, an ap-
propriation was made to pay ith c expenses of Mirveys
for the extension of saJd railjroad to Hvannis and Yar-
mouth. Under this auViorijy, Mr. Thomns Doane , an
experienced Eng ineer, Vasfmi ployed and the surveys
have been made, and theTblfhs, profiles and estimates
of cost are comp leted.
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The undersi gned wouklTtherefore, respectfull y in-
vite all who are desirous *M said rail road should be
extended to Hvannis or jartnonlh , to meet at Sears'
Hotel , Yarmouth , on WIEdKeSDAY , the 13th of
Nov. 1850, at 2 o'clock , PIM.. to\e .xaminethe report of
the Engineer , and adoptjsurh measures as they may
then and there deem expedient to promote the object
of the meeting. • J. H. W. PAGE ,
AMOS OTIS,
Committee of Directors of the C. C. Branch
Rail Road to procure surveys , &c.
Sandwich , Oct. 29.
Sheriff's Sale. next to trinity church.
Barnstable, ss. September 27th, 1850. _a=g===Sis==
-i- iiKCn On GX6(l
Ut)0rt nnrl Ml I 11 T> 1 1* A —r~J ~~v ~~~z—
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Factory at Ajuctiolk y£Mi¥ DCTTC ^
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Will be sold at Public Auctioji, on WEDNESDAY , llCrSHf S E I I fc^ J§ 00«
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L' the establishment calle the Chatham id H,, LARGE ASD ELEGANT STOCK
XX wich Cotton and Woollen/ Factory, sit uate in Har- OF
w.ch—consisim.. of the site £ml building s on which /-< i TT» T^ T^ f n r>
the machinery is placed ; a dwelling-hous e , store-house I A K P h I S
and about six acres of bind , mostl y well wooded , and JL*; -1
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[ the water privileges to which they are connected. ' The TO TJTF NT?W
machinery consists of the following , viz—9 cards 4
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ott GRANITE WAREHOUSE,
frames 64 spindles each , 2 throsel do 60 and 72 Uidles S IT M M E R S T R E E T ,
1 mule 144 spindles , 1 spooler and warper , 1 dresser ,-._. _._
complete, been used but little , 8 looms , 1 regulator 1 BOSTON.
wool ca rdi ng machine , double main cy linder , 3 1-2 feet
diameter , 2 feet wide. 1 pricker and a variety of other Everv DpacrintiOn of
amele* necessary for such an establishment , a ll which 7 De3cnPtl0u of
will he sold as al.ove on reasonable terms. For further ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
informatio n call on the subscriber at (Chatham _«
_. , n JOSHUA Jil CKKRSON. C A R PE T I J T OS
C hatham , Oct. 22. /
1 For sale in great variety , and at the lowest
W. ALLEN, D. B.S., priees-
(Memberof the American Society ofiDev.ial Surgeon*,) FLOOR OIXl CXiOTHB
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MJMANFfjAL j |D SURGICAL 0F ALL WIDTHS AND PRICES.
^-UjXIX? I iSlaSo IJjQIiSlFg) Citizens and strangers who visit the city ara
Will he in Sandwich nWt four wc^ks. sept U invited
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can and view this extensive estab-
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~~~ Wshment, where is offered for sale as large an
liCntkl OllCC ! assortment of CAEPETINGS as can bo found in
rTMIE public are respectfull y Informed that Doots. any warehouse in the United States — all of which
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&. W. & JfX^6r.fclSAPMAN, are warranted to be of the best quality, and per j
DENTtSTS, fecil
y f ast colori- I
are now visiting the diH'ereiV towns on the Capp with oct 1 islOw /
their Dental Office which is sokaonstructed and furnish- — ¦
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ed as to afford all the conveniqjnees that may be de*ir- TVT Cil I 1VT n i I /
ed , or possessed in any permalff
cnt office thin can tend JM 6W Ol0r6 i IN6W (jOOQS I /
in the least degree to relieve/ rlepatient or facilitate /
the operations , and make then|pheasant. AT TI5E ©LS> STANi>, /
They possess all the rccefnt liprovements in the Formerl y occup ied by Mess. Henry Pettbs &iCo
Wcnttil art , and are jirtparedfto pc\lorm any operation , . 7 '
however difficult the case miy be,\i the most skillfu l (who have removed to their New Granite Wareh
f ust ,
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Drs. C. nre now in Souti/ YAiuioteTH. but will visit .__ „_ - „_ - _ J
the followin g towns in the irder hereV'ven : XTQ. SS^J W ASIiiiTG-TOlYi
Yarmouth Port. / Sa^dwi^
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' Corner of^mmcr-strccf, Boltoil.
Persons in cither of th* above namM towns , who n ' ~ ~" ~ I
wish to secure their profefcional servicesX are respect- (tKORitK W PRTTRS/
full y requested to call on/them immediately after their
U-UVitU JJ I f . l U X I U U /
arrival and make an eng lgeinent , for unites appoint- ^as tftken this well known stand , and will/always be
ments are made sufficiently in advance to insure a good read y to show his customers the choicest and in
practice, they will not r/main long in the pl.W evcry respect the most desirable stick of
All persons interested , are invited to call and exam- 7
ine their minera l teeth , &c, and peruse their charges for "T| T> 1
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Dental opprntiona , which are as reasonable as any other XJ $-\ i \X V/ \
J MJ y3 ,
Dentist 's who operate in a faithful manner. They man- WHTPIT r i u nr TTPfurn T,viT? q a t t t
ufartu ,:e their mineral teeth lit Hyannis , where their
W1ULli LAN m
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Dental Laboratory is situate d. The prices lor all articles shown will/be very low.—
South .Yarmo uth , Oct: 22. No customer shall be able to better the/purchase made
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Bamstable: '
" tllis Storc- \ /
ISAIAH N. -TOBEY , Administrator of the estate of rj^-Plcasc call and examine tfte cl/cant Stock of
I1ENHY WEEKS, late of Falmouth , in said Coun- , < • , , , • \ /
ty. deceased , respectfull y represents , that the debts due SliawlS of all kind*, V /
from said deceased , as .nearl y as can be ascertained , SiSKs " " V
amount to fifteen hundred dollars : that the charges of . A
A^lministration amount, to fift y dollars , and that the ®e daisies '.' / \
personal estate of said deceased available for the pay- Prints " / **
mem. of the same , amounts *o one thousand dollars— / \
He flierelbre prays that ho may be licensed tfi sell so Housekeeping CrOOdI, of VH kinds ,
much of the real estate of said deceased as slmll raise r u™. n,,.,s «ff«os« £' \
th e sum of five hundred and fifty dollars forLe pay- /
Gloves !8n(l Hosier# '\
ment of said debts and charges. / TriBBBmij air s / "\
ISAIAH N. TOBEY. , „ . . . . , I ,. . ,V n i
7 ana all sorts and kinds and qfialittes of \>i' y Goods
ISanstable, ss.—At a Court of Probate Solden at suited to the wants of families and always at LOW
Bnnntable , in and for said County, on tl|o second PRICES. I \
Tuesday of September. 1850— I • I \
Upon the foregoing petition of Isaiah N. Tibey-Or- Wliencver you visit Boston] visit this NewVnd very
dered , tiiat the said petitioner notify all pciions inter- convenient Store, and make ytur purchases too, if you
ested therein , that the same will be heard land acted would consult yonr own inteifcst. ^
upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at (Falmouth , I
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in and for said County, on the second Wednesday of 2a* Washington, coiiner of Sununer-st,
November next , by causing an attested copwof said pe- ¥? fS^T'ffl^TV
tition and of this order thereon, to be published in the xJLF !
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Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed! in Barns- GHO. W. PETITE^,
table , three weeks successively prior to saidjCourt , that oct 8 is! m ^
they may then and there appear and shew (feuse, if any . '. \_
they have, why the praver thereof should net be granted. -*-* ,. YT i
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Probate- Furniture ant - Upholstery. ¦.,
oct 22—3w T HEED| Register.
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be holden at Falmonth , on the\secondl Wednesday of A" lhe I'U U N I I U H h manufactured for their Ware-
November next , by publishing h\s older three weeks rooms , is of the most approved patte rns , of the latest
successively previous to said tiAe , in?.the Bar.nstable s!>'lei:> Iln(
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Patriot , a "newspaper printed in\Bainstable , that all chasers will find it for their niterest to call and exam-
persons interested inav then an\ll|rc appear , and "
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cst sty les of Brocutelles , Damask and other Curtain
NYMPHa
'
s MA.UST0N, Ji«ge of Probate. Fabrics—superb Lace, Aludin and Lace Curtains— rich
^ Attest ' - ' Vt Cornices—Curtain Bands—together with a large assort-
oct 22
'
S\v T. pla
RD, Register. men l of
-—— -——
¦
^
T \ PAINTED WINDOW SHADES,
Oli Pl PHfift dlftfll IT1_>* fetOrP and all other Shade Ooods, Shade Fixtures , &c.
\
JUV I LWV VlUtlllllfe kBIUlCl Also—FEATHERS , LOOKING GLASSES, &c.
THI S generally and favorabl y well-known Establish- In connection with the beautiful assortment of rich
ment is now ' in full and succcfstul operation , and Furniture , will be found superior EXTENSION DIN-
prepared 'for a roucli larger Fall 'IJ'ade tlum ever be- ING TABLES , which ur« pronounced superior to any
fore. It has. always been my intcnlpn , as srVin as cir- before manufactured.
cumstances would admit , to ado[>t'|n c above oVe priced QS'-UPHOLSTERY WORK in all its branches , is
caption—for I have long been wellfsatisfied th\t this is promptly executed at short notice—and all who arc
the onl y ri ght way to .trade—esripciall y willAa large in want of any of the above descri ption Of Good*, are
and increasing class of customers'.^ My greatl y iVcrcas- particul arl y invited to visit their rooms,
ing patronagy and succcss'iri Kiisiliess, now enables me The Cape Trade is respectfull y solicited ,
to offer , m.y extensive and thorlugh made StoVk on Nos. 51 , 55 and 59 Cokkbil_ .
te'rms the-mos.
t fair and honorable to all. \ Boston , Oct. 22. ly
'Every one mn'st' be satisfied fthat this is the only ~ '
RIGHT WAY of doing busj iiesl, and the onl y onelby 7%7V»#/» />/>
which a man can trade with safely—for if one lmvsVt J.» i
f I itsV*
less, than cost. some one must- lay a great deal mote nHHK Proprietors of the following tracts of Land in
than the W O R I H , or the sel^r cannot meet Ij.s de\ J_ (he
l
( of
. [l!ln,ich ] in ,,1C Co%My of Blirnstll i,k ,
•m '
fi" A 'n m i t i • i, • j . tare notified that the same are taxed in the Tux List
lo the Cape I radc I have ever adhered as near to t,ominitt d t0 the sll |)Scri|,er, tho Collector of Taxe. for
the one pr.ee system as possible ; but now being com- V ., of Harwich; for the years 184 7,'48 and '49, a.
pletel y ukdek way , and behind .none in my line of Ai ]mv .. ' : '
trade, I have ONE PRICE TO ALL . .
" l
\
^v RlUh Clmsn
,,
oase
^
,and _ tax for 1847 >
loall who may chance to buy Clothing in Boston ..V ,. ,,,,. <¦„,., RJfi «, >= co on
this season , I win say, if you w4 to know just what *%^;?
0 ^
.J^V Josi^, w'hslow , land-tax for
you are buying, and that you are getting your money 's ]84i 73(.. tax for 1849 60c—$1 33
¦wobtii; please look in at the best Stock for the Cape
18
^^'n^,ton !ball ap^!ear
'
to di,ch*rge ..Id
T rade in Boston. TaxeAon or before the tbirtv-first davof October next ,
I have en hand a very large assortment of Piece tw\ o'dock in »be afternoon , I 'shall proceed to
Goods for custom work , and emp oy an experienced „ \
(hve lling bouse, at public , auction , so much
Cutter-and. faithful hel p, so that all garments shall be f said K5pei.tivc ^
ract8 ofl lin d as shall be sufficient to
made with despatch ^c
=
,
^
^laid
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M ^,^
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^
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^
* " 78 and 80 Ann-street, s ' \ Collector of Harwich.
Boston Oct
2c'
2^
niIain
S North
3
o^B1'll;k
stone-8trcct- HarwiclASopt. 19, 1850. Sw-lsept 24
Notice. ' \ For Sale,
WHEREAS my wife, MERCY P. HOWES , has JML
. ,
The place latel y occup ied by Mary potl
left my bed and board without my consent. 'This ff ff f|
Aoco.xf oA, ^y»nmg
the Halt Way 1 ond ,
is to forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on my tgililL
('°m'T"? 'r «, m ' o
°" W''U'h nrc
acconm , as I shall pay no debts of her contracting aft "™ma~some fruit I rces, Shrubbery &e. Also, a
ter this date. ALVAN HOWES. convenient Duelling House , with or without tho Land.
Barnstable. Oct. 22d 1850 Apply to ASA YOUNG. 3w oct 22
To whom it may concern.
WHEREAS T, JAMES BARRON , and my wife
MARTHA BARRON , mutually consented to
seperate forever , I hereby forbid all per son s ha rbori ng
or trusting said Martha Barron on my account , as I
shall pay no debts of her Contracting after this date,
Hysnrrts'
, Ox*.K, T8S* JAWES BA?KO|J.
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 all per-
sons are hereb y forbid trusting any one on my account
without an order. EDWARD LORING.
ParnstaMe, Oct. 8, 1850,
BOSTON MUSEUM,
Tremont Street, Boston.
ALWA
YS OPE N DAY AND EVENING.
THTS MUSEUM is the largest, most valuable, ana best
arranged in the United States. It comprises no less thau
SEVEN DIFFERENT MUSEUMS,
to which has been added the present year, besides the constam
aaily accumulation of articles, One Half of the celebrated
PEALE'S PHILADELP HIA MUSEUM,
twelling the already immense collection to upwards of .
H A L F A M I L L I O N A R T IC L E S,
the greatest amount of objects of interest to be found togathar
at any one place in America; and an entirely
NEW HALL OF WAX STATUAEY,
One Hundred Feet in length , filled to its utmost capacity with
WAX FIGURES of tlTe size of life, singly and in groupi,
lo the number of upwards of TW O HUNDRE D , which
nave been in preparation for the last two vears by a corps of
*e mos
,t distinguished artists to be found in either the old coun-
trjMjr the new, and are so NATURAL and I^IFULIKK
Mock Reality,
JPlv S™3 \t°}
£ e' to doul>t whether the figures do not actB-
ui^ceKated Tab
h
r
eau^f
°ng the m08t Pro"'inent wiU be fuua4
CHRIST'S LAST SUPPER
with his Twelve Disciples ; representing the consternation and
Jismay of the chosen ones at the moment when he told them
that One of thfm should Betray Him.
I'lSE PKODIGAt SON,
returned hoine/cloihed hi rat^s, and received by \\i% forgiving
futlier. The ijnposing spectacle of
i'SSE CRUCIFIXION,
composed qy more than forty figures; a correct representation
of tliiti event, according lo the best received authorities,
Christf Disputing with tho Doctors ;
a characteristic group of seven figures.
[ THE GAME OF LIFE ,
In ivliich is shown t!ie Christian and Satan contending /or Ul»
/ ° THE SSABIESE TWINS,
ahd rtielr beautiful American wives.
/ Representation l>y nine figures , of tha
/ MASSACRE BY PIKATES
/of the passengers of a merchantman in the India Seas. Aftftr ft
/ deacriplion Hy one of the survivors.
HOEEOKS OF SLAVKKY ,
u exemplified by seven figures, being actual likenessoa of *
slave-owner, a slave-driver, and their victims.
rotURIHSR OF MISS McCREA,
by the Indian s during- the Revolutionary war; a thrilling groiij^
shoyvin"r th9 characteristics of the Red Men.
INTEMPERANCE,
and its certain evils; illustrated in three groups, the iaat A ectf-
reel picture of a
Wife Murdered by her Husband.
Also, groups of a School,—a Milliner 's Shop,—a Shoemaker*!
Shop,—a Barber's Shop,—a Blacksmith' s Shop, fee, as well n*
a variety of single figures of distinguished men, &,c, with up
wards o*f
Owe Hundred of Cabinet Size,
rendering it the largest collection of Wax Figu res in America,
The entire of the above, and lhe immense collection of
BIRDS ,BEASTS ,FISH,INSECTS & REPTILES ,
obtained from all parts of the world , together with innumers*
ble varieties of Natural and Artificial Curiosities f
Paintings , Engravings and Statuary,
OIL PORTRAITS
of the GREAT and GOOD of all nations,—Naval and Military
Heroes, Patriots , Statesmen, and Divines;—Rare Coins ana
Medals;—Shells, Corals, and Fossils;
EGYPTIAN MUMMIES,
and ancient Sarcophagi, SO00 Years old j and an entire
Family ©f Peruvian Mummies 5
the DUCK-BILLED PLATYPUS, the connecting link between
the BIRD and BEAST, being evidently half each ;—tha curiouj
half-tish, half-human -
¦
\ fej ee""mekma id ,
which was exhibited in most of the princi pal cities of America,
in the years 1810, '41, and '42, to the wonder and aetonishnieut
of tlkmsands of naturalists and other scientific persons., wIiom
previous doubts of the existence of such an astonishing creation
were '
entirely removed ;
Elephants and Ourang-Oiitangs ;
ANIMAl-S and BIRDS of every nation ; Sharks, SenU,
and a variety of FISHUSS, including the curious
Si-W AND SWORD FISH,
all in lifelike* preservation ; the whole formin g a School of la-
Btrn ction , hlomled with Amusement , that for extent and iiiterert
ia unequalled re the known world ;—the whole to be seen for tfin
small admiasio nUee of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
\In Addition to which, and
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE,
vtiitorB aro admitted, to the gorgeou s Exhibition Hall, which
has been newl y decoiWd at an expense of nearly five thoujoo)
dollurt where they can witness the magnificent
THEATRl CAL\ENTERTAiN MENTS,
rh-on FVF.RY EVENINTS, and WEDNESDAY ond SATUR.
fiAY AFTERNOONS , bv\a Compan y of Comedmus and us
o£tatmof Musicians , aaAitted to be SUPEIUOR to any evw
liefure collecled-in this county , with the aid of
Stage and Scenic Ai-i-aiagcBraemts,
the most urand and superb eveAscen in either Europe or Anna.
,' thus wammiini; the universal admission that the BoBloa
Muieum , be.ido. being the moitTconifortable and genteel, h
Cheapest Place ot\ Amusement
IV THE WORLD 1 A iingle visit will prove the truth of till*
ux. lion. >» the admiwiou is only \
x^-^3 Cents to the' Whole! !1
sept 24 eop irW
^^^^ Notice.
P. Pineo has removed liis residence to
(X7'I*
"forinerlv occup ied by S. B. Phinney, oppo-
th« h°a'ip ti-iot Oifice , wlier e he can hereafter be oon-
gite t'ie
feSjioiiiilly. at all hours of the day an d night.
gllllC- t
\ —- - ~7~
-m_ _ .i« .
. t71 _ ^ . _ . S « B—
vsE THE BLOOD IF YOU WISH TO
,.CLF '
A* SECURE HEALTH."
•- more clearl y established and freely admit-
¦
jj0 fact " . .^icst
Ph ysicians and most distinjruish-
teil- illiko i writ ers of the "world , that "If this Blood
' I Jleliica , tH e whole System j icst bkcomk de-
«B li if C »
b
purify tlie '''OO'1 fountains , so that its
^OED- colirs e clear and untainted throug h the
sir*""
31}
1
, once the diseases , such as Scrofula , Con-
uo^ a" Affected Liver, Erysi pelas Salt Kl.curn and
sump 1" d -ills the flesh is hei r to," will be dispelled ,
the '
h0 "f |
Cil p gladl y along in its own channels , the
»ml llC:llI
JnK itEXTS ; thus giving elasticity to the step,
B<-oo0
?tXthe cheek I .
anil be; jL witi"- letter, corroborative of this great and
The foi>° n
^
that QOIt n liTT 's Saesai'ahilla is
on jeni«blc_ i^oriftisk of tiie Blood known-,
•tin5 GK
p
A
.,iNEAS ADAMS , Esq., Agent of the Stark
is from f
1 ,. Winchester , N. H., and deserves espe-
t
f itis, I'1'?
iial attention. MANCnHSTEE ] N
_H Jan
_29( ,86O
rnh'ised for two years past several dozen
I have pu^ po
rtiett >s Shaker Sarsaparilla Syrup for
bottes ot . s an,\ friends , and am most happy to
myself, re
vj)e benefits derived from the use of this won-
stat e that • .ne |,nve been most satisfactory and signal,
j crfu l ' |
'V ]i v and cheerfully I can say I believ e it to
And trl "!t|
lf,
" (jKEATEST PUBIPIERS OF THE Bl.OOD
be one °/ |
consequentl y the surest medium of ob-
eSt.4N'T ; • .illg health.
taininff and secu b
pHINEAg ADAMS )
A"i'iit of the Stark Mills , Manchester , N.H.
„. on°
e reads testi m ony lik e th is, sure they may
i • v *' Once we doubted , but now we believe /"
'n "I i ,»iinlesal e anil retail by the subscribers and their
S° ,Jd agents throughout the United States ,
appointed B
^
WARD BKINLli Y & CO.,
xtos 3 and 4, South Side Fancuil Hall , Boston.
, ..pj VVales & Conant , and A. Pcrcival , Barn-
A*Et"j 's Knowles , Yarmouth : F. Davis , Falmouth ;
stable , • ¦ • Q^atij arn ; E. Edson , Orleans ; Hi ggins
J°Oros'>y.
' "
Brewstcr ; B. W. Hi ggins , Wcllfleet.
sil
---—~
nr coi'5>ett's Sarsnpai-illa.
In Hyannis Port. 14th inst., by Hev. R S. Pope, Mr.
Charles" Simmons to Miss Eliza W., daug hter of Mr.
Joseph Hincklev, of Centerville.
In Wellflcer , 14t h inst., by l?ev. C. C. Beaman , Mr.
SamncI VV. Paine, to Miss Elizabeth W. Jacobs.
In South Brookfield , 22d inst., Mr. Wm. F. Hallett ,
of Springfield , (formerly of Hyannis) to Miss Julia A.
Jenks, of S. B.
In Belfast , Me., 1st inst., Mr. C. H. Coffin to Miss
Eliza G. Folger, both of Nantucket.
MARRIED.
Soston n 3° Emily. Niekerson , from Savannah for
si
*ne« JJ ,lnt0 Charleston , 16th inst , on account of
R' ,u "
le crew.
Pfletn8
S
,hcffi
-''W
' HilmIll in . of and for Boston fm New
'nS en'on, , m
^° Charleston. 18th inst , in distress .bav-
t0Psail !
eve(1
, a NK Kale 15th, which sprung fore-
*
8^i C«i r CMsecl hor t0 lcak '
t*
W;HarW%
la
Au' of Ncwl)"vyport , went ashore in '
# *ck«r8l Sav';,
Ba y Ch.alcu>-, »o date; cargo, 160 bbls
^PH, of Swv,a"d Wlth tho erew tak«" *n hoard sch
'°f Nwburyport. Tho Carolina was 75 tons,4
years old , and was insured at the Astor Mutual office,
New York , S2500 on vessel , and S600 on the outfits, '
Bri g Andover , for Boston, wit h coal.put hack to Phil-
adelphia, leak y, having struck a sunken wreck
Sri, r, Bisasters, &c.
Notice to mariners.
Collector s Office, )
"^o Prill u -n- Kd gartown , Oct. 1850. )
quirint
QUo
.
ck Eip Floating Light , bei ng leak y, and re-
'as directed
"
gardino. !0WlnS Provisions made by act of Congress
*bo«t th?K ,
UO
Js
,' shaU be carried into effect on or
"That h . ° y next :—
^aJ'S harborr
fler a11 bu0
-ys alcm£ tlie coast or in lho
t hamherect «
s
,ounds or chan nels, shall be colored and
ei>terin s tii p h
at PassinS "P the C011st or sound , or
?Ven nHm i,e« ^
la
''bor or
chamlel. red buoys with
bla«k buoVs • l Passc<1 t>n the starboard hand ;
¦"(I hnoyji wlti "neve" numbers on the port hand ,
Bll
°ys in oi,,.„
r
f
d an<1 hlaek stripes on either hand.
"^litte and hi , , Ways t0 bo colovetl with alternat e
ul»ck perpendicular stri pes."
J uly 22 , hit 47 25 S. Ion 64 11 W , off Falkla nd Is-
la nds , bark Trueinan , Doane,64 ds fm Boston for Hon-
olulu.
Aug 2, off Cape Horn , shi p Ascutna, Weeks, from
Norfolk May 15, for California.
Sept 11, lat 22 N. Ion 41 W, shi p Isaiah Crowell ,Kil-
ley, fin Boston Aug 21 , for California.
Oct 5, lai 36, Ion 49, was passed shi p Western Star,
Knowles , fin Boston Sept 25, for San Francisco.
Oct 7. 10 am , lat 40 16. Ion 65 20. was passed a large
Am bark , apparentl y new, steering ESK , havi ng a red
mouldin g, and showing a white burgee, black border ,
with GUM in it, Geo E Webster , fm Boston 5th , for
California.
Oct 9, lat 42 30. Ion 52, was seen shi p Jane II Glid-
den , Childs , fro m Philade l phia for Liverpool.
Oct 16, lat 24, Ion 42, shi p Shirley, from Boston for
New Orleans.
Spoken, &c.
Ar at New Bedford , 22d inst ship Stephania , Bourne ,
Indian Ocean. 230 bbls sp, 1150 do wh and hump back
oil , 9000 lbs bone. Cld 21st. ship Jos Meiggs, Allen ,
1 acilie. Sld 19th , bark Fortune; 21st , shi ps Levi Star-
buck , Ellison , and Trident , Taber , N Pacific; 22d , Jos
Meiggs, Pacific.
WhaSfirs.
GOULD & PRATT ,"
' MANUFAC TURERS AND DEALER.
! IX
Stoves, Hot Air Furna ces,feanges, Grate s,
FENDERS. BEGISS'EKS, Ac.
25 and 2*Blaclijkone-street,
(oerrVih block,)
\ BOSTON.
GOULD & PRATT ha\f/rsale tha *
COCIIITUATE AIR-TIGIITOCOOKING STOTE ',
a new and beautiful pattern , f i nthis Stove, common
bi>euit may be baked in from 4 toNlO minutes ,and done
entirel y even—it is eoniidenlll believed that this Stove
possesses more real merits thj lt nnyViithcrto produced.
At the above establishment nfay be f\und many differ-
ent patterns of cheap Cookinf StovesA
Also—CABOOSES suitable for e\ry size vessel
vary ing in price from S20 1|125. Thes\Cabooses are
from one of the best manufactori es in tlAcountry, are
stout made , with brass latcKes , rods, ketchis , &c.
Also—Parlor , Office , Stfcrc and Hall STOVES, of
superior patterns. . / ^
The public on the Cape/are invited to examine this
stock of Stoves , &c.-—aprythe.proprictor feels confident
that he can offer them, goods at priees, and of quality
that will induce them to buy.
Bofiton , Aug. 18. tf
Nj iice.
CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, .at West
Barnstable. a SHOeVT, which tho owner can have
by proving property an* paying charges, on app licati on
to ¦ J JAMES CHAPMAN. •
oct 29 * " '
i , 1
JSfotice.
WHEREAS, my w/fc, SALLY A. OTIS, having
left my bed and jboard , without my consent , this
is to forbid all personsjharhorin g or trusting her, on my
account , as no debts of her contracting will be paid af-
ter this date, d SOLOMON OTIS.'
Barnstable , Oct. 2*1850.
School/ Teacher. ;
\
COMPETENT TmCHER cV >e had for any
XJl of the School DistScts in BarnstaOfi or neighbor-
ing towns, on app licatron at this officeTVJl'he young
man who wants a Seh*
l, can furnish g >od rEfeommen-
dations . oct 29
$10 Reward
^
/
STOLEN , or picked urf on tho jptK inst ,J small
Wallet , containing a Brgc siinr ef «ione_vjlvi7,
—one
$20 bill on the Barnstabl3rBankovitMOTlier^)n Boston
and Augusta Banks ; S1J on/Won'||tei\^10
on
New
Bedford , and a note of htindqiayabra to^Messrs. Mayo
& Brown , Boston , signedlby David IMtrs, Jr: one pay-
able to John Crowell , sfcned by Gffleon Small, with
several other notes, anff recci ptsr (Whoever will re-
turn the same to the sunj eriber, shall receive the above
reward , or give information to the* recovery of the
same. NATII'L FKEEMAN.
Chatham , Oct. 29;'
Rubber Overshoes.
JUST received from tho manufacturers , an excellent
assortment of LAlHEj S' and GENT'S RUBBER
OVERSHOES , of neat si/ les and beautiful f inish, war-
ranted equal to any manufactured.
Dealers will please calBand examine.
Sold wholesale and retail at the
I n d i a R u b b e r W a r e li o ii se ,
NO. 12 BnOMFlEkD-STKEET, BOSTON.
oct 29—6w JOHN CAPEN.
Commissioners' Notice.
TVTOTICE is hereby given , that the subscribers have
X* been appointed by the Jud ge of Probate for the
County of; Barnstable , Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of creditors against the estate of
TllOMAg S'/ETSON,
late of Barnstable , shoemaker represented insolvent. —
and six months from the lsjli of August last , are al-
lowed said creditors to present and prove their claims;
and we shall attend that scrjfice at the store of Eben 'r
Bacon , in Barnstable , on Thursday tlie 12th of De-
cember , and Wednesday tiie 12th day of February
next , at 2 o'clock, P. M.
EBEN'R BACON. ) „
ISAAC CHIPMAN , \
Commissioners.
Barnstable , Oct. 29, 1850.
In dia Rubber Goods.
THE subscriber has constantly on hand , a complete
assortment of !
Utiifihhv Ooods,
comprising articles of Water Proof Clothing, such as
Coats, Caps, Pants , Boos and Shoes, Leggins.
Also—Air Beds and Villows, Cushions, Life Preserv-
ers, Travelling Bags, am\ other articles too numerous
to specify— Perpet ual Gloss Overshoes. '
Sold wholesale and retail at the
I N D I A R U B B E R W A R E H O U S E , .
No. 12 Bkomfield-stkeet, Boston.
oct 29-6w JOHN CAPEN.
Barnstable Academy.
THE next Quarter of elejp;n weeks, will commence
MONDAY , Novembcr|18th, under the charge of
F. N. Blake, Princi pal , anu Miss Amelia S. Sweet,
of Norton , Preceptress. I
Extra charges for Musicj French and Drawin£,a» be-
fore. JOHN MUNHOE , )
EBEN'K BACON, > Trustees.
LOR1NT} CROCKER ,)
Barnstable , Oct. 29.
Monuments 'arid Grave Stones.
THE subscriber will furnish anything in the above
line , at a liberal discount from original prices.
Orders for Marble CHIMNE Y PIECES , Frec-Slons
and Mica IlEAliTM S, Soap Stone , Granite , &c, fur-
nished at short notice , and on the most liberal terms.
Orde rs by mail will receive earl y attention.
All work delivered free of extra charge.
E. D. WIN SLOW,
Brewstcr , (Centre) Oct. 8.
HAMS—For sale by WALES & CONANT, Bapi-
rt»bl«. juf y tf