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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-31
WE'LL PAlD-NO DoUBT-CooL.

CASE OF GRIM. CoN.--Facts have come 10
ilght OF case Of guilt 10 the above nature in orr
cl'y,-the location Of which is in the region of
up Town. The guilty parties, whose names
We suppress, have been considered of the biph
rank, or perfectly respectable class-the male
being dubbed one Of the Reformers,' having
taken active CO operation in many Of the reforms
OF the day. Without coming before any tribunal.
we understand the matter has been settled and
hushed mp, To the tune of $4,000 ont of the
pocket Of the guilty msn-S15 500 Of which goes to
the injured husband, and the other $500 to his
unfathful spouse. she taking care Of herself. in
future. The injured husband has our heartfelt,
sympathies-the other parties we opine will find
such comfort as nsulied and virfnons conmo.
nifty will avail.-Wew London Democrat.
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who wa. Deceiyeds

The last Keeseyille Republican remarks that
during the canvass previous TO tie Presldentisi
Election in 1919. staunrh Wing OF heesevlie
went TO the Ausablc Forks for the purpose OF max.
me an appeal to the boomers and others engaged
ia the Iron business. in behalf OF the Whlg candi
dates and the Protective Tariff OF 1912. goodly
number were collected to hear him OF all parties
end he frankly expressed his fears that the Tariff
would not be safe in the hands OF Polk-that one o..
the first acts OF bis administration would be 70
peal the Tariff of 1882. \ prominent Loco Foco
iron master standing under hickory pole he had
erected in front Of his factory would repea: at the
end OF each sentence rs a ier His workInen,
who were standing about him, took up the word,
and during the rest OF the to anything that
was said OF Folks opposition to The Protective sys
tenn, the invariable answer was returned IL IS a
Wig lac =
In short Blackbrook and Ausable gave their usu-
al Loco.Foco majorties, all the boomers Golfers
and laborers about the iron factories voting for Polk
Now FOR the fultillment. Polk elected The
Tariff Of lsi2 was repealed. Iron fell from $50 to
S40 per ton. Wages fell about one third. And
now on the same Hickory Pole at the Forks, sus-
pended by the neck, hangs the ef'igy OF JAMES K.
PoLK-and no Wing dirticd his fingers by assisting
20 raise It there either-and that iron master
tells his hands that they have been deceived, be
trayed and ruined-that Polk is Free Trade man
and & tcaifor. VIII any tell who deceived
them IPlattsburgh Whi0
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General Aotiees
~ New-York weekly Tribn

New DIRK weekly Trfbune-Cou.-n:f r5-
ss.,a-S=s II -,t .,1-FoETzY-Th= Uecu..e: III. foa,
Char-ber-y nd -EorTozIAL>-The Wings OF New
Yo-E and her r-ri Candidate for Gor--ror The New
Ts5 =; o-k: S-srery beyoud the R.o G-zzde Oregon.
Names: Coacuerar Peace Tie Defea; OF he 600
Prces O: Goods; The Courier Enquirer The war. c;
Sev-Yoik and III 5000 siou Pure: Il Backrs-a. kc
Ac.-PoL1TICAL-Sou.ns f9- Congress, Il Ohio.
Penasv.vaa.a Georgia, Retu-as. Gc-Nsws-sceues OF
The Wa Wv Mszico-Th= Destination OF General
Kea-uev.- Exoet;...c1 The LAKE Country The Save
Trade: Outbreak near Nsgyoo. Correspondence OF
The Tribune f-oia Mexico and vs-.ous towns and
cites OF tie Union A5a.rs Mexico. Later HON The
Arnv: Indian Massacre: From the Home Sguadrou
F-or Fort Leavsaworh Five Days Proceeding. OF the
Coaverton; From Panama Oregon; Interesting from
California: Teachers Convention al Uuca-MiscsLL.xE-
or-Ferale Teachers Tor Ice West; Letter from The
Old MAJ Of he Mountain No TX: Nevv-York Serupsires-
The Attempt 10 D.sorgaEize and Defeat tie Wings Of
N;-yy-Yo-k Progress OF Disorgaazaion Currency
The Evil s-d tie Remedy: The True Mission CT Ara
Revievv Of La Phslaage Hon ". 4. Ezsyvoods Reasons
70. R-.ignng on the TariE Question The Courier EI-
press Observer and the Doctrine OF Association Erie
Railroad Results OF Emancipation The Crops: State
Fair: Copper II Great Britain; From Tie Copper Coun-
;ry OF LAKE SuPerior-CoMNEsct'l INTELLicEScE-Pro-
duce stocks Noney Ca;e Marse Household Markets &c.
sg!e copies put up in wrappers for the Mans, can ~
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An EXCITING ScESE-The Philadelphia Inquir-
belle us tina; Of great panic and excitement
occurred on board the steamer Hendrix Hudson on
the North River Friday night last few minutes be
lore l&Veock The passengers had al retired 20
and OF them il sound sleep. All still
and calm the noise OF the and the splash Of
the the boat cut her way toward New-York.
Suddenly passenger who had provided himself with
comfortable berth IN the gen;emen5 cabin sprang from
his place Of repose and exclaimed in the Of stem
tor FIRE FIRE, fire We al gene; al list In sn
instant the passengers awake. and may well De
imagined. dreadful Of alarm Few Of them
attempted 70 dress Themselves but they rushed
gcheT INTO the midst o the cabin each srivn. gain
access 10 the doorway the confusion and exce=le-;
were awful. The hands deck, knowing Ina; there
was no danger and mat the alarm WIS false one en-
deavored 20 soohe and prevent the egress Of the alright
ed crowd but Tor time this only rendered the mater
worse. AZ last with lungs a little stronger
than the rest and who had discovered the cause Of the
panic cred the top Of his voice that all was safe
and The cry Of panic and fear mad proceeded from
passenger uho was troubled with The nightmare Inc
change was indeed happy one, and the passenger,
resumed their berths amid roars OF laughter
Fox LIBERIA, AFRIcA-The Colonization soclety
intend sending vessel 20 Monrovia TO sai! November
FIRST All persons wishing 20 avail themselves OF thi7 OPP
portluity for emgrating to the colony O.. Liberia are
requested 20 make known such Intention Immediately
20 he agent, At the Office Of The EewYork state Colon.
za.ion SOCIETY," No . Brick Church Chapel where all
farther information may be obtained.
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Trade Of the Hudson.
Produce md Country .Merchandiss Arri,nE Hr Yori
Reported Specially for Tx .Teu- York Tri5un<.

HeFoTted SpecE!sbto 4 sc 'e-c- oTf GTioVIN
/ Old Albany Line. Il " Schuyler-Boat John Wprz-
la' bu Wheat Van Ba.Sirk; 800 do nst MiataTn 100
do oat. J " Schuyler
Same Line-Bsrge LarIencel5 inks butter ohls Seed
Conan Hopkins Co; SO do -four L Van Buskirk: 10
goods Hoy, Tnghast: % bales sheetng DO 10 30
yarn Allen Never 5l2 ob PORK 20 do lard Is hi Go do ,
pkgs butter l0l bales WOO! l2 sks feathers Ives Cafgi
5 5x- cheese DeHnisou 81 do Zuroeck; . 90
White < Co: q bale. wool Houston Il kegs butter c.
Hopkins Co: 10 pkgs do :, L Beach, g; obls beef
X.yr.Yors and Albany Line. J Mather-Barge Eastern
% Sbi, doar Suydsia Sage CO.. Is DO Maler: 552 DO
! Ro,ey; 5do Cosg Son: . do " Hannahs 1851 bush
wheat Matter; II rolls leather Brooks II ashes
Mcbride Lord bxs goods Johnson; 1880 bu shorts
J Matner; ! oaes hemp c, " Sanford; co Silver *
! swiftsure Line, Van san,yoord 4 Co-Bsrge Co.
umous-l!i0 bbls -four Morgan, Cox Co; AL 90 ! u
How Son: $50 do SUDAN, Sage Coz 70 DO Captain: lo
sides leather ca ashes Cobb Y pigs butter
hbs seed do wax D L Sayrc; y bales wool saxton
Webb.
Albany and Canal Line 4 Hoyt-Barge ohio-ioo n
slaves Hafbecks Co
Boat 6 D Wl!iams-97 bos iUur Kent, kinnGn :. Co; =
DO Nantucket sufferers 229 bu U7 bbs -four % do
kin- 4 Co.
sane Lne-Boa Boz-ia bbls pork 10 DO lard IS hi 90
do Maitland Comrie s. CO.. 54 bbls provisions Perry
Co; keys butter RUSSELL 10 do L " Martin 81 bales
wool johnson & Bros; 10 90 hal: do Van i
feathers Yewbold & Cruz; 4 do Emery, Lowe o; 81
pkgs butter 10 do EGG Powers; l6 kegs butter Dater
Miller CO. bb- eggs B, NJ De Wiz 3co sides leather
E Fi.l il Cos Lne-Bost requo-2oco bu corn 5000 do
oats ) bbls Tim seed E Fish Co
Horse-fG bbls -four L Buckley Co; 2ll7 bu shorts
Balls: bb!s pork Conan, Hopkins Co. hrks butter :
L Beach: PIX. Eggs o & D ) Bennett.
Vsnce,vate!,s osssego Lne-Boaj Horncsso bb!- aour
Suydam. Sage Co; ca ashes stanton Jarvis, II pkgs
butter r Yelverlon' u bX- goods GiosTsnoT 40
Il Mler's Liue-barge Industry. from OAK Hl!!-2tp
hay 1900 bush oats loco sheep % bbls hour iO kegs
butter 20 pigs eggs Captain.
J Oul9atef, Lin--Barge Columbia from Red Hook
O0 bush oats 500 DO corn 5 40 ~. S oa!e> nay yo tls
butter 100 pkg fruit u obis eggs 80 do -four 800 sheep Capt
Cartwright 800
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RATcaELoR,s EArR.pYE

i Liquid OOlorlnS loT me iials W l!sEtf>, k
IL claims patronage vii al once 5e understood By
those who have used sold tie preparations offered for
dv-lEg lie hair Il application : simple - effect Ger
tain. being eEphatcaly perfect Hair-Dye without de-
siroyiIg the elasticity heaI,h Of ne hair. To fancy
store keepers, druggists, &c il viii be found de-
.rable article hey wiki confidence recommend 1t
TO their customers and b. troubled with complaints Of
its cyeing the klH or linen L VIII rot rub OF ne aiT
and constant washing only improves IL Appearance The
color permanent and perfectly uniform entirely free
from those unnatural lns varying from The faded green 10
the royg purple produced by The ordinary hair dyes In
proof Of efficacy the nventor prepared 10 Apply tie
Dye 10 whskers portion Of The hair, without charge
10 thu-e wishing 20 purchase i proves satisfactory for
winch purpose be has private Prepared only and
sold wholesale and retail h. WI. BACHELOR. No ;
Wa!l--t- Broadway. Price 81 cou5- sze = 50
Cory tie address AUS lIecdis
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In Brem ship Brareas, from Hambwg-Mr Heilbuth
f o Bemdsscn A Schlesnger, C Himburg. Richard
son Rhoss Miss Bach Mr. Levin, Mrs Levin
Miss Levin Miss Levin. Miss B Levin, W Kruger.
NJ Kruger. Mr. Ricckc Mrs N Riecke and children,
Mr. 4 Paalzoru Mrs Paazoru. Miss Psalzoru Miss J
paalzorli Miss a Paalzoru, Mr. Pamedo, Mrs Pslmcdo
Miss NJ Pumcdo, Miss Pamedo, Dr. Bettman lady and
chd-l62 in the s;ecragc
In ship La Duchessc Orleans from HGrrc-Nr and
Mrs Guerber OF Italy. Mrs Boland and servant York
Mr. Walter do; Mr. i Arnold do; Mr. and Mrs Brown, do
Mr Butterworth. England; Miss Bell do; Mr. McC!urg
Philadelphia Mr. Baker York Mr. & Mrs Barculo OF
Poughkcepse Mr. ard Mrs Gray children and serv OF
York-3lO IN the sfeeragc.
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50 Is. 3a4Oo Ibis Jersey Com Meal sold ,o-day q.
II STA, - f2I

81 Is 3a4O0 tbls Jersey Corn Meai soid today a:
81 569S2 e.!
GRAIN-The sales o: Wheat s-e $50 bushels poor
new Southern At o5 and LOO good do. 3 Cash
35 . pazcel- and rr-.z-c - -olc %. ~ 20.
ds,;nc Corn i plenty, out The market i Gul!
$4,000 bushels Western sold at sec 3 and l-5oo
Northern Yellow al private bargain Dat; are sui 39a
81 cts
wHIsKy-Is scarce, and We know OF no sales having
taken place today
MoLASSEs-i0 hhds. Neuvi;as we're disposed Of yes
;erday az 80 cts mos
HEMP few ;cns Dcw.Ror,ed changed hands TO-
day at So On time
PROVISIONS-Beef and Pork remain quiet and TIE
market u perhaps LILLE less firm 100 bols Thin Mess
sold a; about g 80 In Lard and other descriptions Of
Provisions have heard OF sales worth reporting
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock. &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company
:. z. C'!arkson. .asent.

~ pigs butter bb- ok eggs sheep and lambs Capt
Rowe lig Pkgs butter oi hogs cattle and cave. CAPTAIN
k-iehlIn; - pigs butter l25 hogs lot cattle calves and
snbs CsPi ali - pays butter lot -he-P and pegs
eggs D Brown: ls aFks butter Van Auken SoE: Is
bars IRON u Wilson Coz lsi bids Irvine Qaacke1hush
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DIED


On Tuesday 18th inst. JAMESON CON, IN the s'ih
year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon al oclocA
from his late residence No los Forsythst without ias
Their invitation. saso
On the 10Th inst NATHL L. GRIswoLD. in the 74th
wear OF his age.
The friends and relatives OF his family respectfully
invited TO attend thc funeral from his late residence -
Chambcrs-st. or Friday afternoon. az o'clock
AZ Troy ed Luke : Kenyon, A
Al Rox5ury ed DAME! Hurley. 43,
At Geneva cath. Sarah Ann Bell, Il.
At Milwaukee, 18th, Daniel Webster 10
At Boston ed Eleanor A. E Wilbur. 10
At Blue Island H. Guy WaddsDes -
Al Buffalo 2ad, Jane Elisabeth Ho,chkiss
4, Ellicoviile. 18th Mary p. Day. Sc,
AZ Newburgh I'D. agnes NJ Stevenson, ~
At Goshen. 18th, Clarisss Jansen, 30
Az Gray. Maine. cd ult Sarah Adams, II
AtNorth Hampstead. L. |. Mrs. COMBS. io
AT Proc!orSvllic, Vt 18th, Edward I. Churchill, ~
AT Hopkinton. .. 9Th. James Kimbali, 70
AZ Atkinson, n II. 2ist John McGlsushn. 9S.
AtIhomasIon \. Il. Mrs, Lucy Ingrahara s2
Al Norwich, CT 22d inst j. G. Raymond 70
at jamaica 10Th, Jerome 7. Schenck of Brooklyn
2Oih, james nmmons, GO.
At Roeksway Sd, Anthony Dawson, 80 On Thursday
last Mr. John Dawson (hrother OF the above CO.. and
Charles Augustus, (son Of Anthony ~.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-There is no change in the
Flour market which hiss for tine past remained
steady nj 81 for Gcnesec, and So siGSi for Michigs
The demand for home use IS light 1000 bois Tennessee
brought 81 70. export Round Ohio and want
ed: we doubt il any can be found below ST. and 10.
some good 81 II! was paid yesterday The sales OF
Southern are 1850 bbls. Georgetown and Richmond
CO. q, 81 1905 IS. Rye Flour remains scarce at
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paper. They recommended for nersouS complaints
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articles IL AZ 1872 Broadway. AUD TSIhu
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MARINE JOURNAL.

ARRIVED
Hamburg ship Brarens Flor, - ds I'm Hamburg, mdse,
to Schmid, & Bslcben.
Packc, ship La Duchesse de Orleans Richardson, I'm
Usyre July 20 rndsc 10 VIM Whtock, Jr.
ship Sea Freeman i'm Liverpool, July % mdse, to
Taylor 4 Merrill
Brig Atchaiaoya Parker ds i'm Eas,port, plaster, to
master
Br brig Cleaner, Lockhart, Is ds I'm Windsor, Ne,
plaster, 10 master.
and ivory 10 Farnham * Co. Left at Loando July
3D. bark sew New OF Salem, ldg.
Br schr sally Ann, Best IS ds I'm Cumberland NJ.
CrjndstoRes, 10 master.
,schr osccola Cozzens DIS FIN Lubec Ne, plaster. to
master.
BELOW.
Ship Saracen Hawkins I'm Glasgow, rldse, TO Wood
hull & Minturn.
Ship south Carolina (ot Bath Owens, I'm Havre with
passengers.
French ship Colombo, -, I'm Havre, with passen-
gers. 10 4 c Rossire y Co
Also. Dutch brig with passengers. Wind En- I.
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Orneral Notices.

" Ara meeting OF the vestry Ct The French Prot
Episc Church Ds SAINT Snrer, held on The 2oh INST
il
Resol,ed Thai deem It eNpedient that our Rector
Rey C H. WILLIAMSON, should suspend his regular ser
VICES among US ana have leSve absent himself uni! ou'
new place OF worship DC tted We would a. The same
time cordially recommend our Rector 10 the A5eray o.
the brethren among WHOM ae may md himself, arc &c
whom he may make hnown the wants Of his flock
For me Teytrs-L~ PlLLlNCYT,
W. SkIDMORE, CAurcA HarfeH+
c. ECkERT,
Donation. earnestly solicited behalf OF The enter
prise by which The SAID Church to have perrsnen
place Of worship. and NAV forwarded 70 ana VIII be
thankfully received by
l. Pillivuyi, Treasurer. IS John.i
". Sk!dnore Il BeskGlAn-st
; Boicesu. Haaoyer-seuare
John Campbell. 10 NsssaLs-st
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J. h Morarcue IS Sowery.
Mrs A Wh;iieisey, IS Barclsy-st.
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as WILEY PUTNAM, Isl Broadway.
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citing the onder a.! VINO make OF H. and almost eN
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vet il operations decided and energetic that those
who Try will any other remedy and End
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MRS CARROLL'S Nedicsted VspOr and Sulphur Baths
vi 1871 Fu.ton-st opposite 81 Pau! Church
These Baths the most safe deghuu! and e'hcacious
remedy for colds Rheumatism chs and fever sc and not
OILY cure. bur preventive 10 many OF
The thousand III that flesh 10 heir ~
They afford agreeable mode Of Bathing, aad are
essential 10 thorough cleanliness
r. Mrs Carroll. Baths diter from every other Vapof
Baths" called and have been established in this City
for more than u years
Sulphur BAH, require half en- hours notice
Portable Espor Baths sent 10 say part Of The CITY or Vi
entity. suN I~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27
THE STATE OF RHODE-IsLAND and Pow
: asn'9 ''''' CLERKS (, OFFICE yS scrpEnE COURT,

CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT
August p, 4. D. 1916.
Whereas WILLARD WHlTCOMB, OF the City and
County Of Providence nnkeeper has preferred his pe;
ton this Court PRAYING for the therein stated,
the benefit Of the act OF this state for the ree. Of IN
solvent debtors may be extended 20 limnOtce Is there
fore ereby given he creditors OF said Whconb TO APP
pear Of they shall IN SAID supreme Court next
be holden Providence within and for said County on
the hird Monday Of September next lsi6) 10 nominate As
,isnee- or show cause why the prayer OF said petition
'H an 81 ST. NC WALTER PAINE. Jr Cer.-