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'no- all the Congregational Churches in
Comp"sm
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ul£es nn(] Nant 'uek ct Counties , will hold
Bwnsta»1(j! , at Harwich , in the MeeiinK-hoine
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of Rev. '«'• ' n o'cio<.k , A. M., and continui ng till
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Thursday '
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'"""fndividuals are expected. The. services will
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Conference Sermon and the Sacrament
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^~~^ri»e Barnst aWc Conference ,
tip TJniversalist Church of Orleans , recentl y en-
? ¦•Pnai red and beautified , will be re-ded icated to
la,.ge.l, epa
WEDNESDAY of next week ,
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Notice.
n_-Doctor p pI N E 0 has removed his residence to
the hou.seformerly occup ie d by S. B Phinney oppo-
¦ the Patriot OlRce , where he can hereafter be con-
luTtcdprofessionall y, at all hours of the dayj irui ni ght.
The Montreal Transcri pt, one of the best papers in
Canada , speaking of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry ,
June 19, 1849, says :—
We believe it to be generall y recognized as a usetul
medicine by medical men , and we can state with per-
fect truth and sincerity, that, in one case with which we
arc more particular acquainted—that of an old Kcntlc-
m-in at least eighty years of age, residing a few miles
from this city, and who is troubled at times with an
ast h m a t i c a l comp laint , the most decided relict is
obtai ned whenever he makes use of the Balsam— this ,
at the adva nced period of life which he h as_arnycd at ,
may be considered an unanswerable proof of its vir-
turcs. .
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[From the Boston Daily Bee.]
From some little experience of our own , we testify]
the superior ity of thc Balsam of Wild Cherry, and we
h«o been repeatedl y assured by quite a number of our
personal friends who have used it with success in pul-
monary comp laints , tho phthsic , asthma , ni ght sweats ,
&c, that'they regard it as one of the most beneiicient
remedial agents of the time.
Seth W.Fowlc ,Druggist.No. 133 Washington street ,
Boston, Mass., is thc sole proprietor of thc ori ginal re-
ceipt for the manufacture of the genuine medicine , and
supp lies both at wholesale and retail , and of whom a-
geneies can he obtained.
Look out for imitations and counterfeits. Jlemem-
her the original and only genuine article , always bears
the written signature of 1. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Agents.—0 M. Hinekley. Barnstablc ; Jas. Knowles ,
Yarmouth :.F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo. Chat-
ham ; E. Edson , Orleans ; Higgins & Crosb y, Brevvs-
ter ; P. W. Hi ggins. WellHcet.
Comfort for the Aged.
The only medicine known sure to perform what it
promises , viz •
PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD !
The only producer of fair Skin ; Roseate Comp lexion ;
awl escape from all diseases of the Lungs !
Here is a case worth y Serious Regard :
Amesbuky ' Mills, Mass., Dec. 29, 1849.
Messrs.";E. Brinlcy & Co., Boston :—I have sold for
some three years past '-Dr. Corbbtt's Siiakek Con-
CESTtuTKD Sa.rsa.far.illa," and in every case, as far
as my knowledge extends , thes e med icin es have give n
the largest satisfaction. My wife has taken several bot-
t!_es of tho Siu-suparilla Syrup, and received great re-
lief and aid in suppressing ari d curing Scrofulous Af- [
feetion, together with Salt Rheum , whic h has trouble d j
her for a lonir time. She has also taken several bottles
of the Fluid Valerian , for Nervousness and Neural gia, j
with equal success. No remedies wo have tried equal- j
".nS these. I speak with great confidence of the medi-
c'ies, because I know of their merits.
JONATHAN NAYSON.
This is the lan«-nago of a gentleman largel y known
'? 'he business communiiy, and who , certif ying to the
s'gnal curative powers o"f Dr. Corbett 's Sarsapa. -
fiu,U ami Brown 's Fluid Valerian, says, not in
bo]ief, but knowled ge :
, 'I speak with great confidence of these medicines
"Wiiaje I know of their merits. "
Knowled ge is always better than conjecture. ' —
th erefore the subscribers beg the public simp ly to read
"nd obtain that knowled ge which will carlcst guide
'hem to the toad of health and happ iness.
.EI)WAIID BRINLEY & CO., Wholesale Drug-
R>st.Boston sole Proprietors , to whom all orders must
be ^dressed.
Agents.—Wales & Conant, and A. Percival. Barn-
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taWe ; Jas. Knowles Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Fal mouth ;
"L^iah M.\yo Chatham : E. Edson , Orleans ; Higgins &
Uo3l>y, Brewster ; P. W. Higgins , Wellfieet.
Dr. Thomas Cor 'bctt' s Sarsa parilla.
j. In Osterville, 27th ult, by Rev . L. E. Wakcfichl , Mr. ,
• "• U pshor , of Virg inia , to Miss Abby F., daug hter ,
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Lovell , Esq., of 0. |
ult v. nciwich i at the Catholic. Meeting House. 27th ,
N»n
y Rev - Mr. Moran , Mr. Titus P. Keardon to Miss ]
Pitto McBride ; Mr. Alfred Shivall to Miss Sarah]
Ann tt"id ; 28tl». by thc same
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DIED,
In this town.on Wednesday last , Mrs. Pheek Gray .
widow of tho late dipt. Johii Gray, 75 years and 8
moiitlis-
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j ines on the Dea ik of widow Pntbe Gray. \
She's srone , the aged one j
Ihi » calml y Mink to ic-t , j
Her wearied soul bath fo und repose ,
L i'on a Father 's breast. j
Lon _r bath she wandered on j
In lif e 's oft vary ing road ; i
But now a changeless ho me is hers , j
The city of her God. 1
I Am id that ho usehold band
! The fount of grief is stirred , I
; For there , O nrmv it long, long 3"ear , !
i ]icr gentle \oiec was heard. ]
Her\ \va" the baud that smoothed
The wearied couch ol pain .
And hcr 's th e eye that watched the glow
Of coming health again. j
I Her's was a heart alive j
To misery and wo : |
Oft grief ' would flee at her approach ,
And [cars would cease to flow.
llt- r's was a noMe soul , j
I Unprejudice d and free , ,
I The siraiiffer and tho lonel y shared j
I Her unlV i gn 'd sympath y.
! She's gone, her gentle ha nd \
I Will scatter joy no more \
Around thc path of sorrowing ones :— !
I!cr cenenms dee,!-: are o'er. |
Sit e's gone , the widow 'd one , i
The fatherless must wee]).
Their friend , their comforter , their all ,
Now sleeps death' s dreamless sleep.
Shu 's gone, the stranger 's friend ,—
Gone to the stranger 's (Sod .
A Heavenl y angel bore her there ,
Home to her last abode.
A golden harp is hcr 's,
She 's joined the tune fu l band.
And loud her songs of praises ring,
Throug h that fair sp irit land.
Now is the aired blest ,
Kow archer toilings o'er ,
She dwells with Je-us nnd the Lamb,
On Canaan 's bri ghter shore.
There pai lings cannot come ,
Peace is a constant guest ,
There sin can never enter , there
The weary are at rest.
Mary II. E. Chase.
kins , and Mary II, Crowcll , do; sebs Mary Clinton ,
Haikiiis , Port an Prince: Dol pbin. Lord , Wi lmington , j
NC: May flower. Allen. Prcd orii-ksburg: C A Ilannnm ,; -
Wh 'orf. R.i])pahaunock: Abel K.uler , ISearse. Philadel-i
ph ia; David Cox. tU'.ltft; A Brown. Alien; Perino .IIan- '
dv: Marietta . Parker , and lifinn er , Lovcll. Albany ; Am f
j j'eile. Baxter. ••'a-hi» n, Kcl'.ey; Delaware , lioil irook: '
Isabella , Arbcc.im. and Leader . Bear.-o. Now York : Le- e
oiiora. Ch-o by. U::rtford. Cld 29th , shi p "Niobe , Thorn- .,
as, \'cw Orleans; sells Fremont , Fredericksburg; Jo hn 0
b. Somers , New York. i s
' New Orleans—Cld 19th , shi p Saxon , Crosby, Liver- ,
nool. .' c
Charleston—Ar 25th. bark Avola . Boston. ! v
In Hampton Hoa,U 22,l .«c!is E(hv l^vereit. from Trn- .-,
gier for Boston; Denmark , Tarbox , Bahiinore for Sa- ,.
km. , t
Kichmond—Sid 26th , sch "Rainbow. Tiogers, Bos ton. ; ..
Georgetown , DC—Sid 25th. sch Su^an. Bray.Boston. t
Baltimore—Ar 26th. bark Union , Kcndrick. Boston ;
27ih , bri g J Nicker»on , Ni ckerson. do; sch Hume, God- ,
^
frey. Charleston. j
Philadel phia—Ar 25th , barks Merrimac.Banks: Oak , I
Rvder. and Delaware.Lewis.Boston; briu s Acorn , Hard-
ing: Sun, Crosbv. and A Lawrence. Crowcll. do; 27th.
haik Whulden. do: Cld , sebs Calista. Wmslow , do; H .
II Tallnnm . Young, Providence; 2Sth , J Ray mond, !
Bourne , Charleston. !
Albany—Cld 27th. schs Brave. D Webster , Nimrod , ]
Texas , and Phihuld ph ia. Boston. ]
New York—Ar 27th , shi p Nornia. Ellis. Havana: sis , Chase, do. ;
' I'rovidencc—Ar 27ih. schs Delaware , Ha rding, Phil-
' ailclp hia , Token , Baker , Alba ny.
[Per steam»hip hnropa. at i>oston.| |
Sid from Liverpool 10th , Samoset , Tiu-ker. Charles-
1
j ton; Revere , Howes Boston; 13i h. Lap land. Simpson , I
;nnd Onward. Crosb y, New Orleans; Paragon. Burnley.
Boston: Maine , Freeman , do; 15th. Niagara , Smith, an d i
Siddons , Howes. New York. Cld 13th , Andrew Foster, |
Howes. New Yo rk. j
Ar at Newport 8th , Standa rd , Crosb y, Cardiff , to load |
for New York , • j
Ar at at Dublin 9th , Lanrina , Hopki ns New York.
Sid from Santa Cruz, Teiie rifl'c Sept 1 , Po tomac ,
LothiOp, Cape Vcrd Islands.
At Smyyna Oct 25 , hark Slamhonl , Kingman, for
I Boston 31st. Sid. baik Lueiniia Scars , Scars , Bosto n.
i Ar at Malta 1st ult , shi p Condor , Finney.Marseilles.
I discharges the balance of her cargo , an d proceeds to
Malaga.
{ At Messina 3d ult. bark Maria Foster , fi n Trieste , ar
31st, for Palermo and Boston soon.
At Lcti'horn 7th ult , bri g Caroline ,l
'aync.for Messin a
jimmed iatelv. to load for Bo>ton.
i At Genoa 9th ult , bark Orouo , Chase , fm Boston , ar
j
3d just out of quarantine.
Sid from Malaga 1st ult ,barks David Godfrey, Young.
San Francisco
At Gibraltar 7th ult. bark Kanawha, Hi ggins , -from
Malaga , just ar , to finish hlg for New Yo rk , only Am
At Marseilles 1 lth nit , ha rk Girard , Chase , fm Phil a-
del phia , ar 7th , to load for Boston.
At Rochelle 12th ult, bark Shannon , Eldrid ge , for
Boston ready, detained by bad weather.
Sid from Oronstadt abt Oct 28, shi p Monterey, Cro w-
ell, Ne w York.
At R io Grande Oct 2. bri g Silas Marean , Long, from
Rio Janeiro for New York.
Port of BarilStalrie
, Nov. 28.—Ar rived sch
Samuel . Slociun , mackereling: sioop Miiil ,Crockcr ,Bos-
:on.
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),,(,. i —Sailed , sch Sappho, Karris , Bos ton.
2,1. Arrived , schs Lou isa.Burgess; Eliza Ann Steelc,
Kelley , and Antelope , Sparrow , mackereling.
In port , sloop Mail , Crocker, for Boston first fair
wind.
Launched—At New York , recentl y, shi p S M Fox ,
to run in Livingston 's line of Havre packets , under
command of Capt A C Ainsworth , formerly of packet
shi p Hav re.
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MARINE
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LIST.
Pkt shi p American Eagle, at New York fm London ,
shi pped a heavy sea in the gale of 6th ult , whi ch wash-
ed oif d eck , a steerage passenger, who was lost; stove
her bulwa rks , &c. Several sails which were furled .were
blown away.
Sch Abi gail How , of Boston , mackereling, went a-
shorc on N auset Beach , ni ght of 27th ult; about 2 miles |
no rth of Chatham Lights;"sails and rigging saved: ves-
sel a total loss.
A Pictou date of 23d ult. states that there had been
a severe storm , and onl y two vcs-els out of a fleet of 16, i
which were oft' th e harbor 21st , had made the port.—
The ceast was strewn with wrecks; 8 or 10 were withi n
as many miles of the light, house. Br brig Gipsey
Queen, from Fall River, was apparentl y full of water ,
and would not be got off. Br bri g Joseph, washi gh up j
on a sand beach , and another P»r herm brig, either the j
George, Leblanc.or a Bay of Fund y vessel , was near
the Josep h. There had been no gale so disastrous since
Sept, 18.V.).
A fore and aft sch , water logged , on her beam ends ,
mainmast gone by thc deck , starboard bulwarks stov e, j
and strai ght built " with a poop dcck ,\vas passed 22(1 ult ,
lat 40 27. Ion 70 , by the J Nickerson. fm Boston at Bal- t
tirn ore. "Yarmouth" was all that could be made ou t
nnon her st ern.
IHsasters. &e.
Cld at Now Bedford 26th , shi p Stepama, Terry, In-
dian and Pacific Oceans.
Sid from do 27th , ship Stepania , Indian and Pacific
Oceans.
"WUnie.vs.
Aug 25, lat 29 11 S, Ion 43 33 W , ship Common-
wealth , Baxter , from New York for California.
Nov 14, lat 24 37, Ion 79 40, ship Beat rice, Rogers ,
from New Orleans for Havre.
Nov 15; lat 27 , Ion 69, bri g Swan , Bray, fm Philadel-
phia, for Lamiayra.
No date , iat '3 l-_2 N, Ion 28 W , shi p Gentoo , De-
vens , from Boston for Honolulu.
Spoken. &c.
Boston—Ar 25th , shi p Huron , Paine , London; sch
Wm M Baird , Stubbs , Philadel phia. Cld , shi p Pacto-
lus, David Wood , San Francisco; bri g O ttawa , King-
man , Cape Verd Islands.
San Francisco—In port Oct 9th , bark Dclphos , Cur-
tis, for Manila soon.
New Orleans—Ar 15th , harks Charles Thompson ,
Small , Philadel phia; 16th.Florencc ,Boston ; sch C Hall ,
Matagorda.
Mobile—Cld 16th , bri g Times. Hinckley, Boston.
Savannah— Went to sea 19th , ba rk Ella , Boston
Charleston—Cld 20th , bri g Foster , Hop ki ns , N Yo rk.
Alexandria— Ar 22d , bri g Yucatan , Baker ,Bo>t on.
Norfolk—Ar 22(1, bark Cyano , Loveland , Richmond ,
to finish hl g for New Orleans.
New York—Ar 23d , shi p Aberdeen , Benson , Liver-
pool ; schs Stranger , Gibbs , Philade l phia for Pl ymouth ;
Cor nelia , Fauiklin , Boston: 24th , bark Azo f, turber ,
Malaga; schs Martha Maria. Maria Thcresa.and Globe.
Salem; L II Nickerson , Plymout h Rock , Howard , Jas-
per , and Emma , Boston. Cld 23d. shi p U riel , loste r.
San Francisco; schs G L.LovelUnd Brilliant .EIdnd gc.
Boston.
Hartford—Ar 23d , sell Juli et , Crosby. Albany.
Providence—Ar 23d , sch Alert , Hall, Philadel phia ,
I Ar at Cape Town , CGII Sept 20, hark Ocean Wave
! Cutter , from Boston Jul y 23.
At Messina Oct 22, bark Mar ia, Foster, from T rieste
for Palermo and Boston.
I At Val paraiso Oct 5, shi p Strabo , Hussey, from Bos.
ton for San Francisco.
Boston—Ar 26th , bark Maryland , Davis , Baltimore.
Cld , hri»- L W Maxwell , Farnham , Cardenas; sch Robt
Bai'kcs.°Swift .Jacmcl.
Charleston—Sid 21st. bri g Foster , Hop ki ns, N York.
j Baltimore—Ar 25th. bark App leton , Bosto n.
i Philadel phia— Ar 25th , schs Alexan dria , Studlcy
j Boston; Hy Curtis , Barlow , and Reaper , Long, N \
ork
I New York—Ar 25th , brig J csso , Baker. Sierra Le-
1 one; sch Pavilion , Swain , Harwich ; sloop Repo rt , Chat-
j ham. Cld , bri g Santiago , Burgess ,Gibraltar and Mala-
I ga.
A t Sie rra Leone Oct 9, bark Mary Irvine , Taylor.fm
'hiladel phia unc.
At Rio Janeiro Oct 3. barks Roanoke , Kell y, wtg
argo; Gen Jones , Haidih g, unc.
At Surinam Oct 10, hark Massasoit. Foster, fm Bos-
on, ar 8th: sch Catharine , Crowell , foi a leeward port,
o load wood for New York.
T50PtoI1 Ar 27th. sch Peru ,Lewis,Albany. Cld.barks
'lien A Parsons , Tay, Sacramento , California; Tartar ,
"J oodspeed , San Francisco : Jcddo , Eldridge , Mobile;
51m Tavlor , Philade lphia; schs Cosmus , Freeman ,Mo-
",il c;WeY Tavlor , Kickerso n , Norfolk and Richmond ;
l-hos Fcnner , Nickerson , Phila del phia , Era , Chamber.
ain , New York ; Bay State , Ry der , do; Carrier , G.bbs ,
l°
Ncw Orleans-Ar 24th , ship Fancuil Hall, Sears,
Bremen. Towed to sea 12th, hark Saxonv
Charlcston-Ar 23d , sch II F Baker , Pmladel phia.
Norfolk—Ar 26th . sch Lowell , Boston.
Baltimore—C ld 25th , shi p North Carolina , I'ostei
Sa
phMadeip hi
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a—Ar 25th , sell Frances Hallet , Weklen
New York—Ar 26th. sloop Return , Barnstahlo. Cld
bark Jasper, Young, Havana .
Touched at St Helen a a few days prev to Oct H .ship
Jacob Perkins , M oore , fm Manila for Boston . _
Sid fin Panama Oct 26, ship Emil y, Cole, Valparai- j
so. j
Boston—Ar 28th , shi ps Wm A Cooper. LincolmNcw
Orleans; Boston , Pratt. Baltimo re; barks Helen Maria ,
Howes , do; Nashua . Clifford , and Laconia , HoWCS ,Phil-
adel phia ; brigs Myra , Studlcy; Chicopce , Emery; Em-
ma, Baker: Francisco, Smith;"Erie, Ryder; Pearl , At-
Arrivals. Clearances. &c.
REW ADVERTISEMENTS. |
Province lovyii Marine Railway, |.
]p\IIE subsci 'ibcrs have constructed on Central Wharf.
J. Piov in-ctown. a . M A R I N E R A IL W A Y. of suffi-
i.-'nt m.ig'uitiiiic to t::!\C uj» vessels of 150 lo 200 tons ,
fi 'ording ail t!io >e \sho arc putting into this comnio Lli-
us ami excellent harbor , a fine, opportunit y to undergo ¦
uch lcp siirs as may be found/icte.-«ary. i
Tlicre is not a Railway onrthe coast where ves-eis ,
an he taken np with gr e.iteij casc and facilit y, than that
/hich ^c Inive rcccntlv coijp tructcd on Central Wharf. ¦
ml those who favor us wi^ their patronage may rel y ;
i!?on all charges being fa^Qrabic..— and in addition to '
he low charges for the hmilwav, there is not another
dace where belter Blacksmiths. Caulkers. Shi p C'ar pen- ¦
cv. and Saiimakers can be found, than at this jilacc.
^rjv-All v.'sseU re.j'iiri.ij ; to bo hauled n;> for lepairs .
vill iind it for their intarest to call upon ;
WILLI AM ATKINS, or i
F RE KM AN ATKINS.
Central Whaif.
Provincciown , Dee. 3. 6m
\Bu Monday Evening's Mail j
Boston—Ar 30th , bri g Sarah Williams , Gott, Cien-
fuegos. Cld. barks Lad y Sutt'olk , Polleys .San Francis-
co- Lowell , Loveland. Baltimore; Justice Story, Ken-
drick do; brigs Edw Henry, Washb urn ,Gibraltar and a
mkt; J Hinckley. Johnson. Trinidad ; schs Fairheld. l
Norris , Norfolk fA Lawrence , Allen , New York; J M
Tay lor. Tavlor , do. .
Ar Dee l , hark Sherwood , Foster, CronsUidt; brig
September , Nickerson , Omoa and Truxillo; s-chs Pavil-
ion , Paine, and Maria Theresa , Baker , Tangier , Va.
LiUsciiKD—A cli pper shi p.to he called thc Eclipse,
200 feet long. 27 feet beam , and 22 ieec depth of hold,
was la unched 30th ult , by Messrs Jabez Williams it
Sons, at Williain sbnrg, NY. She is intended for the
China and California trade , and will be commanded by
Capt Jos Hamilton , formerl y of shi p South Carolina.
Bark Avola , fin Boston at Charleston , had heavy
weathe r and lost main yard. Bri g George, at do fm
New York , was hove to 18 hou rs N of ilalteras , with
onl y a piece of ca nvass in the main ri gging; lost some,
potatoes off deck.
Bri<' Mary Ellen , of Gardiner , which was capsized
and dismasted in J ul y, drifted asho re at Hattcras Inlet ,
and was recentl y stated to have been got afloat by
wreckers from N orfolk , was abando ned at sea , night of
25ih ult. by Capt Joseph Baker .whilc on her way round
to Norfolk , under jury mast, sup posed on account ol
boisterous weather. She was full of water; had all hei
materials on board , a nd a Manila cable , worth $600
probabl y used in getting her off. The whole loss is
nearl y $3000.
Ar at Provincetown 27th , sch Virginia , (of Orleans)
Morton , South Atlantic, 240 bbls sp oil.
Mobile—Ar 21st , shi p Fcrax , Hallet, Boston. Adv ,
bark Star , for do. part cargo eng d.
Key West—Ar I 6th , brigs Mary Perk ins.Chasc, N ew-
Bedford (and shi 19th fm Cedar Keys): 19th. David K
Akin. Baker , Philadel phia , with machi nery. &c for the
new li ght house at Sand Key (and sld 21st for thc Key).
Savannah—Ar 2">th. bark Howland.Ke ndriek. Boston.
Charleston—Ar 24th , bri g Harriet ,Marsto n ,l'hiladcl-
P '
Wilmington , NC—Cld 27th , bri g Jos Baleh .Gorham ,
Malta.
Richmond—Sld 28th , sch Com pliance. Scars.Iiost on.
Philadel phia— Cld 29th , bri gs Clio ,l<"rccman ,Cbarles-
town; Maine , Kent , Fall River; sch J 0 Ireland , Crow-
cll , Boston. . _ . „ , „ ,
Albany—Cld 20th , schs Highlander , Acw jj eutoiu , ,
Thetis. Nantucket.
j New York—Ar 28th. brig Zoava , Hand y,( alais ;sc ns
IS Waterman , Nickeison , Provincet own; J Cooley &
I Co. Eldrid ge, Boston; Oeo & Emil y, N ickerson,Alban y
Ifo r 'Boslon; L L Wilcox , Nickerson , do for New Lecl-
! ford. Chi 26th , schs Vendovi , Hatch , Norfolk; Lacon ,
i Bearsc Boston; 30th , shi p Samuel A pp leto n, Doane ,
J San Francisco; bark Cha se, Chase, Navy Bay, ncur i
Chagrcs.
Newport—Ar 29th , schs 1
) S Ivcs , Harwich for New i
York ; Abb y Morton , Howlaud , Plymo uth for do; ('in-!
derili e New York for Harwich: D"W Dixon , Doanc ,do
for Plymouth: G L. Lovell , do for Boston; Exccl .do for
Portland ; Fdw Everett. Norfolk for Boston; J C Cal-
houn ,- Case, do for Kingston.
, At Rio Janeiro Oct 17. shi ps Chile, Leach , for Val-
paraiso i cpg. Canada , Lewis , fm New Yoik for Pana-
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\ ma , which had sld 1st , retu rned 14th , having sprung a
I leak. Sld 11th. bark Roanoke , K ell y. Baltimore.
At Port au Prince abt 9thult ,brig Isabella ,Matthews ,
J for Boston ldg.
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FALL ARRANGE MENT. i
Cars from Boston leave the Depot of the Old Colony
Rail Road.
ON
and after Monday , October 7, 1850, Passenger :
Trains will leave Boston and Sandwich dail y,!
Sundays exeeptcd , as foll ows , viz -. j
Leave Boston for Sandwich at 7.45 A.M. and 4.00
P.M.
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Leave Sandwich for Boston at 6.15 A.M. and 2.451
P.M. int ersecting with trains of the Fall River Road j
lat Middlcboro '—which trains intersect with New Bed- !
ford Trains at Myrick 's Station. |
A regular Merchandize Train will leave Sandwich
for Boston and Way Station s , dail y, at 11 o'clock. A.
M and returning leav e Middleboro 'at 4.05 P.M. Pas-
senger Car with this train onl y between Middleboro '
and Sandwich. .
Stages leave Sandwich for the Capo on the arrival
of tbeinoniing and ev ening trains. ,
Stages leave Monument , daily, on the arrival of tlie j
morning train from Boston, for Falmoiilh and interme-
diate stations ,—returning in season for P.M. train for
Boston.
Stages leave Wareham for Sipp ica n and Mattapo i-
sct on tho arrival of the morning and evening trains.
> Fare between Wareham and New Bedford , whe n
paid at thc Ticket Office, 75 cents; Sandwich and Bos-
' ton SI 50.
SVLVANTJ S BOURNE , Superintendent.
> Sandwich , Oct. 8.
Coal. Goal, Coal.
JU
ST arrived from Philadel phia , and now landing
from schr Alabama , at Job Chase & Co.'s wharf , pit
th e Shad Hole, so called) about 100 ton s extra Red
Ash Coal , egg and nut size—for sale low by
GEO. W. CHASE & CO.
West Harwich.;Nov . 19. 4w*
CRANBERRIES—In flno order , for sale by
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J n r, A. PERCIVAL,
Guardian 's Sale of Real Estate.
Will be sold at Publi c Aurtiun. on FRIDAY , Dec.
l-'Jth. at ! o'clock , P. M , on the premises . j
P?l A lot of U'OOD and W OODLAND , l,em L
- the ;
^2^csiatc of Joh.i lC.ute, brook, .situat- south of Mar-i - ',
ton 's Lane, so caded , Io raise the sum of about three ''
hundred dollars lo defray thc cxpen-e- - of the famil y !
of said Easterbrook. DAVID BURNLE Y, " i
Barn stable , Nov. 26. 3W Guardian. j
New Cask.
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1 -*- inl 'iirni those who inte nd fitting
((^i t- hf S^A
Whaling Vcssi'ls fiom Orleans , TniiO.
¦i manufa itnrcr ol' OIL Af ] ) WAT ER CASKS, as
^¦ood and on as favoi'abie^tei ms as
can
be found in
Boston , New Bcdfoid. oiKewhcre.
[C7"Please call and exRiine , or send in your orders
in season. 'y
N. B.—Nice Water ( asks made to order, for Jfer-
chant Shi ps, and landed on City wharf , Boston , free of
expense if l eqtiircd. GEORGE I)E"vYOLF.
Prounceto wn , Dec.3. 6m
Capliiiiis Take Notice !
j j FOR SALE.—MASTER WANTED.
ife-'M By purchasing ono.
-qnartcr part of a good
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A schooner , well ca|-u)<\ted forJitt business ,
=7^3E*^£fe» about 95 tons buifhen , ei ghtcc vf lilj^rfhs old .
built on the Merri mac Rivcx to run betyyflf hisjort
and New York the next se^on. The ifres^jHrrfwncrs
Licing interested in shi p])ii^
to
and
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Ji^Tfi New Yoik ,
will uhmclnt is made in o
JL faithful ma nner , anil Cut in th# latest and b est
st vles The Proprie tor beiik a nati jfc of the Cape.aml
for a Ion" time familiar witt the ti/de , is detcmiined
to make 'it th e chief part of lhis bitiness to get up :i
sty le of Clothing adapted lo tliJt particular trade
whic h will be made onl y of th\ best of Stocks.
Q3^O. LOMBARD , Jr., big/ leave to inform his
friend s, that he may be fou nd W tho above establish
„,„,,( lv V Boston , March 14
Pine Grove S/minary.
THE WINTER TERM of/eleVcn weeks , will com
mence on MONDAY , the/Othi of December.
SIDNEY BROpKSAA. B., Pr incipal.
Harwich. Nov. 26. / \
Nottee. '.
miTE SCHOOL COMMITT EE of, Harwic h will
JL meet for examin ation /of Teachers , \
t Pine Grove
Seminary, on SATURDAY , the 30th bf Novembe r,
and the 7th of Deoemberjn 6 o'clock , P. M.
SIDNEir BROOKS , ) \School
! CYKUl WEEKES , c^m ittee .
CALEB SMALL , ) \
Harwich , Nov. 27. I 2w \
Estate of I John L. Smith. |'
"IVTOTICE is hereb y/ giv en, that the subscriber has! :
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^ been dul y appoiite'd Administrator of the goods
and estate of
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late of Provineetowiji , in the County of Barnstablc.
shoemaker, deceased; intestate , and has acce pted that
tr ust and given Bond as the law directs. And all per-
sons havin g demands upon thcestatc of the said deceas-
ed are hereby required to exhibit the same; and all per-
sons indebted to the said estate are called upon to make
payment to DAVID SMITH , 3d , Adm 'r.
j Provincetown . Nov . 19 , 1850. *3w— |
nov 26 j
On Wa
nd ,
AT
THE COUNTY BOOKSTORE , Barnstablc ,
a large a-sortnicnt of the most approved SC11OOL
! BOO KS ,' together with a good supp ly of STATION-
ARY', which will be sold at wholesale or retai l , at the
very lowest prices . nov SS
i i O r i R. B. THOMAS' OLD F A R M E R S
il O t M . ALM ANAC FOR 185B—By the bun
I drcd , dozen or single copy, for sale at the COLN 1 \
BOOK STORE , Barnstaido. "
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J. Kelley & Son,
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AVE just received a large addition to their former
stock of Goods , among which are many very d ,
sirable articles , viz:
Bay State Long and Square SHAWLS , of Orange
and Bine colors.
DELAINES , plai n and fi gured.
BONNET RIBBONS.
DRESS. TRIMMINGS.
A LPACCAS. colored and black.
Nice Goods for CLOAKS.
BEAVER CLOTHS; DOESKINS ; CASSI-
MERKS : SATINETS; COTTONS , &c. &c.
Centrevillc , Nov . 28.
PaintcHl Window Shades,
A LSO , 4-4, 5-i and 6-4 PAIN TED CARPETS ,
_i3- splendid patterns.
Also 4-4 STRAW CARPETS. I'ufit received and
fov sale by J. KELLEY & SON.
Ccntrcvill e, Nov. 26.
BUFFALO ROBES—Just recei ved and for sale by
J. KELLEY & SON.
Ccntrovi.llo , Not , 36,
Facioi'y al Aut iioi!.
] Will he sold st Public Au .-tiou , on W E D N E S D A Y ,
j t iie 15m day of January nc\i vi: :i:o ],u i:.:- cs , at 10-
i o'clock , A.M.. if not previo usl y ditj iu.-ni of at private
1 sale.
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LL thc establishment ca '.lcd ihe Chatham and Har-
£%. with (Motion and Woollen Factoi -\. «i:ra.c in Hnry
, uich—consisiini! of the site and bi. -.ldirg s n i w h i c B
the maihin , ry is place! : a d\vei:in!r-hou*e. -!oic-hoii/e
and ulumt six acres of land. n,o.-t lv vm-:1 woocK-d. if\ A
ihe water priviicces to v, hich they are connected. The
machinery consists of the foll owing, vi z— '
.) car ds . 4
breakers , and 5 finishers. 1 drawing frame. 2 spndcv . !
Taunton and other leather siproj i , 3 circular sjiinnin ii
frames 64 spindles each , 2 throselVdo 60 and "2 thidlo- ,
1 mule 144 spindles , 1 spooler a\d warper. 1 dres-er
comp lete, been used but little , 8 noms , 1 regulator , 1
wool carding machine, double niaiftcjdmdc: ,K 1-2 'eel
diameter . 2 feet wide , 1 pr icker sui<« a variety of other
articles necessary for such an estabflhmcn/ . all v , h i < h
|will he sold as above on reasonable tains./ For further
information call on tho subscriber at \
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the lat thnc^.
McCQLLUM ) M. D.
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e-~r r-i S N. WILSON' & CO., in the brick )
I ii ' I milling, No. 3, cor ner of Merr imack and i
i Vi'rpi ' )cicoir-strccts! (opposite the City Hay
I t1
|*1 | -,c ales ,) Boston , have on hand for sale,
jj | i' Doors, Sashes and Blinds ,
i 11 of 1! descri ptions , and of a vciy superior
y i
i nufaciure. . j
C3^-Those favoring them with their cus-
L ton may rel y upon the ir giving the m a j
Q____J_ ood artic le on the mo.-1 reasonabl e term-
Glu rd ^ 7 ' s on ha nd , or glazed to order. AH or-
ders prompt ly attende d to. , . ,
Tho Cape Trade is respectfull y solicited.
Tii-wron Nov. 5. l .V
Selling Off !
CHEAP FO R CA SH !
milE subscriber is selling off hi < entire stor* of
l E n M i d i and Wen Ind ia Go oris and i nv i t e s a,l
,|,n«c ^w a n . of ,,rmt ba.pnns. W t a l l soon , as he wm
i"li
vIv^t!;;:Jtrl;irl;1«"e"i»d< '^.i t,,hhn , 10 o«i un.i
set t 'e their ac coivits previous to the 1st o( J a n u a r y .
Orlean s , Nov. 1^ hJ^llllA
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CHEMICAL ERA SI YE SOAP—A new and su
nerio r article , wa rrant ed , for sale at
_10
'v 12 A. PERCIVAL'S. _
LEAR AND MESS PORK; Pickled Shoulders.
and a full assortment of .Groceries , for sale nt _A.
PKRCIVAL'S. " °
\ One Cent Ecward-
j f T^HOMAS ROBBINS. col ored, an indented Ap-
JL pren'.ice.havi im e-capod fiom the subscriber , no-
licc is hereby "iven ' that one cent reward will be paid
bv the subscriber for his return to him. and no expenses
paid.
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M arston Mills , Rov. 12 , 1-50.
Spars ! Spsrs!!
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i ail chHsM '¦
¦( ' Vc^- cls.ii ' hi -; o!d sttn th Dennis.
\j HOWES , Jn., '' East Dennis.
'" \' J. P. WASIIBURN , Co. Agt
j jVirnslabU' , Jul y 00.
NEXT TO TRIKITY CHURCH.
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HAVE REMOVED THEIR
liAEG-E A11I) ELECrAIIT STOCK
C A R P E T S
TO IKE 17DW
G-RAHITB WAREHOUSE,
! SUMMEIi ST i l E f l T,
BOSTON.
Every Description of
i ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
C A R PE T Ij t f G S
For sale in great variety, and at the lowest
prices,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
j OF ALL WIDT HS AND PRICES ,
Citizens and strangers who visit tha city ar«
invited to call and view this extensive estab-
lishment, where is offered for sale as large aa
assortment of C&RPETINGS as can be found in
any warehouse in the United States — all of which
are warranted to be of the best quality , and per
f ectl
y fast colors.
oct 1 islOw
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Persons from t-3ac Osipc who intend to
PUR CHA SE
j lA lO ) UAi O) (xt»)
IN" THE CITT , ARE INVITED TO CALL AT THE STORE O»
RYDER , CROCKER & CO.,
497 f^asfjingt0it~5tv«£,
WE
have inducements for all to patronize us, who
are in wa n t of jjoocl s in our line , and being
Cape hoys , we ask a share of the Cape trade. We
ma nufac'lure ou r Hats , and arc our own workmen ,
the reb y savi ns 25 per cent in the cost of the Hat. "We
are at no expense for Ck'rk-hire , which is such a tax
on most traders. We buy for cash at the lowest pas-
sible pr ices. Here are three good reasons wh y we can
sell chea p, and we shall endeavor to sell as low as tho.
lowest.
We try to keep a first rate stock of Hats and Caps—
(there is not a larger or bctU-r assortment in the city )
—also Trunks , Valis es, Umbrellas , and Gents ' Fur-
nishing Goods, ii ncl every article we sell is warranted
LO be as we represent it.
¦ Hats and Caps made to order fit a faw hours notice.
Persons coming over thc Cape Cod Kail Koad .will
find it but a short distance to our store.
terr r k H k is! n e it .£m
Eiri> i-";s, c;;iJ.i»c:iaBiE