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w ho is st livng--the wife of Robert :. Robert
son, store keeper in the Custom louise, New York
city.
I The most remarkable providence attended OH lhi,
sad disaster OIL ic and property the preservation
Of the large family Bible the only household article
saved, and which was supposed AT that tune to have
persisted amid this ''wrCck Of matter" IL was acct
dentaly discovered during the last war by Gov Temp
kms IN Long island, in possession OF family whC
had gotten II from British sOldie supposed to have
been taken by hin from Mr. Caldwell's house the
ever met oyabe day of the confagyatiOn and murder
II had been retained by the former family many years
from the circumstance of therein being registered tho
records OF numerous family, together with the re-
cords OF the British soldiers family. II was not unit
the recovery Of this long lost Bible, that the nine chill
dren who were all living, could ascertain their precif,
ages.
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From the Newark Daily Advertiser
He TRAGEDY OF THE CALDWELL FAMILY
TALE OF TIRE REyorUTIo,

ATALE OF TIRE REYoLUTIoN.
-----t1he voice ofnobe blood,
Poured out for faith andfreedon;, hath tore,
Which, from the night Of ages shall burst forth,
And make its high appeal TO HeG7cn."
During the revolutionary war the pleasant
village Of Elizabeth, in New Jersey, was the
theatre of many interesting. The iRha-
bitancs readily toek up arms IN defence of their
Independence, and cheerfuly sacrificed proper
ty ard comfort at their coun:ry's call. Their
distinguished patriotism was Imputed, in a great
measure, to one whose person and character
was venerated by every member of the coTlmu-
nty. This person was the Rev. James Cald-
well! whose merlery is almost idolized by the
verv few witnesses o. the, war still living IT,
Elizabeth
Until the commencement Of the war he had
hved the faithful pastor Of asimple and virtu-
Gus flock in Elizabeth, probably never once
dreaming that his name would he known ste
story and to song" in a succeeding age.
His appearance wac interesting; his counter.
ance, when in reposs, somewhat pensive, yet
at times, there was sudden lighting up of htC
eve, an earnest and imprisoned tone OF the
voice, and strong and thrilling eloquence OF
language, which might have induced an acute
observer to suppose that there was latent
feeling in his breast, which emily needed some
exciting cause 10 QTaW lOIluJ eHu WHICH, Whoi-
developed, would render its. possessor, hitherto
so mild and gentle, like the irresistible whrl-
wind, or the impetGous cataract.
The residence ofthie good man and his love
ly family, yet remains in Elizabeth, unaltered
save by the efects Of time, which has matched
its roof with moss, and increased the growth OF
the numerous shrubs and vines, which ever in
rich profusion adorn it's sides. The house is
quite unique in appearance, with its old fash
Toned porch in front, and at the side its small
easement windows, and the doors with heavy
iron knockers, disproportionably large. 1t
stands in the midst of an extensive unenclosed
green lawn which it was the pride of the pas
tor to keep in order, and was quite unmarked
by any vagrant footstep, there being two mar.
row paths leading TO the entrances we have
spoken Of. The most ancient and ma jestie
walnut, elm and sycamore trees still shade the
house An extensive green meadow finishes
the back ground, while the garden lies at the
side, of which there is pretty, view from the
south porch. The garden was the delight Of
The pastor and his family, and the admiration Of
al his congregation. have been told that ii
was an unusual thing not to see ono of them
4here ernpleyed-
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4 CuRIoslTY. There quite curiosity, at
the residence of Mr.. Charles N. Wright, near
Colombia, Pa, says the Spy, in the way Of an
apple tree, on which are apples as large as
mans fist and number ofblossons! The BIOS
SONS have been coming out, from time to time,
since early in the Spring
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HUNT's PATENT NON EVAPORATING
n n INKSTANDS-Thei .9dpantases. l. The ink
cannot eVaporate p The fluid is disturbed by every
insertion of the pen, consequently the ink will always
be uniform or alike. ,. The pen Cannot he over.
charged, nor can its point he injured A. If the stand
by accident should be upset its contents cannot be
spilled--lust received and for sale by
PARSONS h PRESTON,
!ylG ISL Fla,t,s;. adjoining Railroad Depot,
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Henry Reever,
of Georgetown, and Robert H. Clements, Of
Washington, have been appointed justices OF
the peace in the county of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia.
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MURDER. J. w. Payne was recently mur
dered in Lincoln county, Mo, Two men
named Stark Fielder and VIM Hammack, ART
charged with the offence.
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---"Stooplhg &c support
Each flower of tender stalk"

This was more peculiarly the province Of the
eldest daughter, Margaret, between the ages
OF fourteen and fifteen, who was slngularly
pea ltiful
The wife of Mr.. Caldwell, (Hannah ogden,
Newark gentle, lovely and engaging as she
was noble, elevated and excellent, possessed
the affections Of all, particularly OF those who
constituted her husbands pastoral care. Her
manners and feelings were refined; her princi-
ples firm; and her mind more carefully cultipa-
led thar those of the generality of females in
her day.
Thus the commencement of our troubles
found them dwelling amidst home bright
with sunshine and with love, knowing no sor-
row but for their country's wrongs which they
felt most keenly was crushed and oppressed by
the power which should have afforded them
strength and protection
At that solemn juncture few were hardy
enough even to breathe the word independence,
but our noble pastor, who had calmly and phi
losophically, as well as fees:hgly pondered on
enr situation saw that it was our only resource,
and he dared to speak it even at the risk OF
sharing a traitors fate. Confident IN the Jus
tice of his cause, firmly relying on the God OF
The oppressed, he felt that the time had now
come when great and mighty task melted
him
"To endure,
And 10 keep watch and rouse lane,
And TO defend an altar"
We will now introduce the reader to a hum
bic mansion in a small village, four miles from
Elizabeth, to which Mr.. Caldwell had removed
his family in consequence Of the frequent IN
.,u,sions of the British from Staten Island, ly-
;ng directly opposite to Elizabeth, of which
.hey possessed themselves; thus keeping the
aeigliborhood and village in q constant state of
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Margaret, whose appearance was indeed awful,
for her raven hair was saturated with her mo-
TIERS blood as it flowed over her shoulders in
wild confusion, dyeing the white dress she
wore; while her face, of CHASTITY palencss,
hue.
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H5-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN * BALTI
MOflE CLIPPER is Furnished to subscribers, by care
vi carriers, at only sir and quarter ocrts per week
sByahic 20 the Carriers only, at the era of each week
The Clipper viii also sc sent, h, mail, to distant
fh5crhegs, the rate Of Four Dollars per year-pay-
able, always, III advance.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
AND IVCREASED ACCOMMODATION

"A
v,.s44-AygJg In consequence OF lie liberal sup
214iEszSSSS Ii "a port with which the BALTIMORE
ssfaESaas-6a-s'-9A AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINE
has met the PrOprieors have determined to Increase
their stock and will, until further notice, run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nine Passenger Coaches
daily, III each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
L. rss,.st, They have also made arrangements
ssa.s2 l&..ss with the Steamboat and Rail Road
T8ksSsA&-sG Companies, South of Washington, by
which the fare will be reduced to the following
trcmely low rates, viz:
Forthrough tickelsfrom BaltimOreto Richmond, $500
do do do Petersburg, $50
do do DO Weldon, $50
| do do do Charleston, 1850
| Fare between Baltimore and Washington, l.5Q
As the Coaches will leave Baltimore immediately
on the arrival of the Cars from Philadelphia, and leave
Washington Immediately on the arrival of the Steam
boat from the South, and perform the TIP in fire hours
passengers will reach Baltimore Washington nearly
or quite early by this conveyance by the Railroad
Line, and will be down, free Of extra charges al
all the principal Hotels or any other reasonable dist
ance in the city
Passengers by this Line are delivered on board the
Steamboat at Washington, free of any extra charge,
and reach Richmond any point south Of it, at the
time, and at ,co dollars and fifty cents less fare,
than by the Rail Road line.
The public may rely on skiliful and accom- nOdatng
drivers and every attention to heircomfsrt For seats,
further information, apply at the Stage Office, oppo
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot, Pratt ST.,
door to the Green House, and two doors west OF
Whitman's Hotel,
au29-tf JACOB PETERS & CO
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY--.4 fife .M,udertd by htr
Husband Orria Woodlord, of West Avon,
Conn, who has heretofore been considered a
respectable man, and who is farmer of some
property, on Tuesday last murdered his wife in
the most brutal manner. He was u pretty free
user OF ardent spirits, but was not called an in
temperate man. and on this occasion had been
drinking immoderately, A short time before
the murder, says the Hartford Courant, he had
used some threatening language towards his
wife, to which, when in that condition. he was
much addicted; ard he had often been guilty
of violence as well as insoence towards her
Their only child, boy Of IA years, was sent
away by his father about 5 o'clock, p NJ, to
attend to the cattle. On his return, about halt
an hour after, he met his father at the gate
who requested him not to 90 into the house, as
he feared he had killed his mother. The boy
yan away in alarm ond aroused the ncighboIs
who soon arrived and entered the house, where
they found the body of Mrs. Woodford, horri-
bly, mangled lying in pool of blood on the
floor Her forehead ever the left eye was
beaten i'll apparently by three blows with the
head of an axe, directly upon one place, crush
ing ard mangling the head in the most ghastly
manner. She was still gasping when dicover-
cd, and continued to breathe family for 5 min
utes. Mr.. Woodford is man of very violent
temper, and at this time seems to have given
way fancied provocution, under the influence
of unnatural stimulus. He made no attempt
to escape, but was bound and carried before a
magistrate, examined the next day, and fully
committed for trial. He is about Al years Of
age, and his wife was about the same.
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LATER FROM HAVANA. The Charleston Cou-
rier has advices from Havana to the 18th inst.
There is no news. The Dtari0 de la .Mey'ina Of
the 10th inst. states that dates from Buenos
Ayres to the 18th April were received at EIa-
accounts from General Urquiza announce the
deiea. of Rivera, the latter having suffered a
loss of 1000 men and 500 prisoners. This loss
is considered very great, when i; is considered
that both armies consisted of only 1900 men.
In consequence of this victory great rejoicing
took place at Buenos Ayres, part of the popu-
lation, headed by the chief of the police and
accompanied by music, went to congratulate
President Rosas at MS country-sest,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-28

THE N. Y. MONEY MARKET. The Tri-
bue says,-"We learn from various gentlemen,
that in expectation of finding profitable en-
ployment here, capitalists and banks in other
parts of the country are sending large sums OF
money for investments in stocks and paper
The impression prevails abroad that the Insur-
ance Companies will be obliged to sacrifice
their assets, bonds and mortgages, stocks, &C.,
to raise money for paying losses, and to pick up
some of these bargains money has already be-
gan to flow in from other cities. 1t is thought
that within 80 days the money market will be
easier than it was before the confagra;ion.-
Tie Companies, however, show as yet no dis
position to sell any of their assets below mar
ket value"
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USOR ANNAPOLIS.

NOR ANNAPOLIS, .
;. ssa-y; The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
E.s,ssa!sar,r d, TURNER will leave Commerce ST.
8StaazsaG wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING,
at o'clsck, and Easton at 81 O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis; .;;;..''.,75 CENTS.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land
ing, ST. Michaels aud Easton via Miles River Ferry
10 Eastonl win leave Comnerce-st. wharf, every
MONDAY MORNING, at Z O'Clock; and return next
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Morn
ing, at O'Clock; 81 Michael's, u; Wye Landing 81
West River III, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis ,.................7 rs Gents.
10 west river ..''........ cl.Uu.
g TO Wye, ST Michael's, or Ferry, l.aC.
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CIIEsTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at Z O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica at l05 O'Clock, ard Chester y
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, att O'Clock, and returns same day, leaving west
River at | o'clock, fol Annapolis aud Baltimore,
Passage 20 Annapolis IS cts; To West River ST.
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap29-tlsiJa Office lower end Commerce ST, Bait.
SEA BATHING.
p AT OLD POINT COMFORT.
4 .aaa,7 This well known, delightful and
$sn-s tahsrss HEALTHY establishment has been much
EEbsdar2sssN improved by extensive buildings. Bath
House, SC. so as To accommodate large number of
visitors In order TO induce all who disposed TO
visit this superior Emporium Of Health, and pleasant
recreation, the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY have put the passage and fare, there and
back, very low price, by their superior Steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt COFFEE, and
HERALD. Capt RUSSELL.
Leaving Baltimore on alternate days Except Sunday
at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ; will land and take of passengers
daily at Old Point Comfort, their trips TO Norfolk
and back 10 Baltimore.
Passage and fare 10 Old Point, only IS
Passage and fare to Old Point and back TO Bait. g
{G7- Return Tickets must be endorsed by the Hotel
keeper, TO ensure passage up by either boat,
je6-d I. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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A WILD NEGRO CAUGHT. Mr.. J. NJ. Pierce,
Of Caddo, La, with several friends, recently
pursued wild negro, known to iniest that pa
IRISH, and after long chase, compelled him to
take refuge in the hollow of tree, where he
was secured after severe fight. He appears
to be about so years old, weighs 1870 pounds,
is covered with hair like BEAR and will eat
nothing but raw meat, which if tainted he likes
the better; he also devours craw fish and frogs
with avidity, if left alone, but will not touch
food in the presence of any one. 1t is suppos-
ed he was born in the woods, as two skeletons,
supposed to be those of his parents, were found
in the hollow of the tree where he was taken.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!

OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!
THREE O'CLOCK LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Il ess-9g SUPPORT OPPOSITION OR
,tsAsazePAY S4.-TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
ONLY CONE DOLL.4R!" ROUND TRIP 81 so.
Fre&i 40 3 Light st. wharf, DAILY, Sundays ex-
cassa9j al 3 O'Clock. p. NJ. BCtths free. Meals 25
csLCs. No charge for baggage. jd3-ThrOGgh without
changeof person or baggage.
The new AMI splendid Steamboats, ROBERT f,
Whitaker will leave No 3 Light street wharf alter
natey EVERY AFTERNOON, at 3 O'Clock, arriving
early the following morning in time to connect with
the New York Line. For freight passage apply TO
E G. HARRIS, Agent
JyeU No. Llght-st. wharf
SEA BATHING-"FOR CAPE MAY"
6si1S" b. BALTIMORE AND PHlLADEL.
PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Ss5asshitl&2 On Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3
O'Clock P. NJ, from No. 3 Light st.
wharf, to connect with Steamer Napoleon, Captain
Ross, which leaves Philadelphia on Wednesdays and
Fridays
PASSAGE AND MEALS So!
Carriage hire at Cape Island included.
Passengers will take the Company's Boats on Tues.
days and Thursdays at O'Clock, P. NJ. from No.
LIGHT STREET WHARF, connecting with steam
er Napoleon, the following morning, arriving at Cape
MAY, at oclk' 7. NJ.
Passengers leaving ON Saturday. al O'Clock, P. NJ.
will take the the Boat at Phiadep pima, on Monday
morning al O'Clock, A. NJ.
TEsn superior and capaciOus Steamer NAPOLEON
bus heen Rtted up at considerable expense for sea
eel nee, having new boiler placed below, which is
lot the with any other boat running TO the Capes
and especially for this route. The sTvices of an ey
pe.enced branch Pilot has been secured and no exer-
ton will be spared to give comfort to passengers.
E. C. HARRIS, Agent,
y-S No. 8 Light street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-05
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
. or ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
M Tklk,. SySTEM VIZ. e.

Hss,. OF THE SYSTEM. VIZ; 90
serofa Kings Ev. Rheumatism Obstinate Cuaneous Erup
tons rco rnsue. Face Rie- Chronic soIr
Eyr- Ring Worm ISis scad Read EnAIs,mca ard Pain of
and Joints Stubborn u-s s,phe SYMPTOMS SCAT
ca os iambssc arsipx ipuic,oas
Mercury, Ase Dcp'y Exposure inpadeae- IN Late
A Chrone Constitutional Dsneis will be removed BY this Ere
paratcn. ......
p-eas.havns their origin Of the blood And
win be erjiy aud eetuary removed by this
valuabi. medicine operation peculiar aud
disease by catering us eirera,on and
through Where ob-iustons
operation eSi they removed passes along the ali
menta canal heee The pa,sn, vii Gel and snow the -en'es
The following letter. re-nty received BY the popIsio Of this
invaluable medicine will be read with interest BY all similarly AZ
hcisd:
Mes.rs. s,Sp.-cenis Most eherruIy do add
Testimonials OF life prcservsuve ssIapsrha Was al
1899 with setofuloas affection
lip containing hoh Of and surrounding
parts until the passages fof conveying tears from The eyes the
destroyed which caused uneeasns ho~ OF tears
--th bseais oo- that woal not have teen hard aEk
pull sight ekruch feelings and suf
fernss this time that perfectly miserable
Physicians city iue benedt EVcry
o tried but all proved Of service aud
rnedies good continued gradually to nerea,e
whole body affected Hut thsnS- humanity.
your aeen, city Dr. Jas A. bottles.
than three months restored and ppiness
'he may longer suffer right ne ene and
be nee from disease with feelings OF Joy and sraudr i.an
your fr.cBJ. 10. DANIEL. Mc,oNNiRAN.
Any particular. dad me a, my
street. pleasure com
DANIEL. MeCoNNIKAN.
Personally Appeared before MeCon
madc OF Ia.
ma JOHN CLOUD
Justice OF the Peace Of the C,y Of Bani,.ore
The following interesting ils,H
nl attention OF all inilsrly afflicted
SANDS'S CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA.
.psah c,etinrn,aiy when tina, this Medicine
c.rtua IN the chronic acute rheumatism than any 9th
er have svcs tested Having -ndued ,. .un
whin Yeas repeated
aaransory or acute Rhumai have recently use. sand s.T
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
No. 5 CoUETLiHD STREET, y

NO. y COT MI .f.NU NIFthI, y. ].
GNitE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
- that ihey are prepared To accommodate their
voE them wr call at the National Hotel Thu IioUsc
recently hut and furnished with aGd Furniture
out VIII be found comfortable place oI s0oIin
visiting New York CITY titf'r bushes pleasure NaJi'
shall be len gninne i'r the r.tun. The "
al comfortable IN respect. oar Hous' -
rom brosd~ay; yet tho~s VITO love quiet nd
tired 10 relieve AM bus Of 49,, -
thorOusIiRr". CIIAS VT1 tprr a, So, s,'-'
New York ''N''' "
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VIII NOT ASswEE.-Wc announced on Saturday, ssys
the New York Commerce thu; the wires OF the electro
magnetic telegraph were aid the bed OF the East river
encssed in a leaden tube We regret To announce
tha, the connection beeen the shore - already severed
The ship Charles from Liverpool, Saturday afternoon,
trough, np the coil on the ukes OF the anchor The
weight caused ssor To heave with will and when
IL began 10 wgge and wrhe the surface they thought
they had caught tho veable serpent himself Ropes
were in immediate demand but before they could be used.
the pipes and parted and the shores dis
tsni On ever they were.
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oR the OF Chorosis Nervous Affections
Leueorrh1 Debility. and Disease OF Children Approved By
the Faculty Of Medicine Of Paris and authorized the French
Government
Many practitioners have administered Iron forms
endeayoue o render possible digestive
the difficulty longer for of an
the bappes aud best ndputabIy of the Fcuugnous
rOlate.
The who will derive great Of the
FenuFinous Chocolate. are
It, Women Of plId complexion wlo complain Of difficult
breathing especially ascending staircase psaon the
heart NJ nies In the head whose drrsts badly
Whose appetite destroyed sometimes perverted
experience feeling Of coness the
general arrangement NJ the system
%. Men who pale and n delicate constitution.
geston sde nnd who exhausted by and fatigue
viii find amer using for on time the Ferugnous Chocolate
material improvement their state.
3D. Weak children, and especially rckey &C
1uire strength and their will fi deveupe
ih Butts prnepaIyio young girls budding SomanhooJ
whose health may be nEuisrH that the Fcughous Chocolate
will be useful brilliant and yiyd complexion succeeding pale
mes regularity IN ~ the functions Of f- economy word
huunsing state 81 health supervrnng prove only the
utility o. The indispensable necessity the Forru
ginous Chocolte.
fresh supply Of this valuable preparation just for
sale 10y f. JOHNSTON
10 ~ pugsst