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A HORRIBLE STORY,

We noticed, a few dsysago, that on
Henry Greene had been arrested II
New York S ale, on suspicion o! having
caused The death ofhis wife, The Tren'
ton Gazette gives the following account
of case. Mrs, Greene, It seems,
was well known ia Trenton.
Case Of Green A private letter has
been handed us, very interesting ac-
count Of the death oi Mary Ann Wyal's,
who married Henry Greene, and came
10 her death about week after by poi
son administered by her husband. On
The fourth day after their marriage,
Greene visited HoasaCk, in Rensselaer,
county, in company with his wife, her
brother, Mr.. Niles and several ladies'
Among the ladies' was one whom
had rejected his overures Tor marriage
On this occasion she made herself very
agreeable to him, and il is supposed
that from this circumstance he came to
the conclusion that if his wife was out OF
The way he might yet succeed with his
former passion,
% the following day his wife com
planned of having taken cold, and ne
gave her some pills which are no" be-
lieved 10 have contained poison. Ia
less man Two hours she began TO CON
plain of being deadly sick and vom't
ed violently. A physician was called
who left her two white powders, but IN
stead Of giving her The medlc'oe mus
left, Greene gave her something white
from a spooo mixed with water, and
which has since been ascerlalned 10 be
arsenic by The dregs left in The spoon
The powder which he should have give"
he neglected 10 destroy, and the cir
cumstance Of lie TWO powders beng 'eii
after The medicine was known TO have
been administered was the first cIrcum-
stance which awakened suspicion. SUI
however, Mary Ann lingered, and II IL
believed mat ne continued 10 auiilh's
ter poisonous drugs in her nourishmen
up 10 the Time of her death.
Ii seems that on the second day OF hel
illness she began 10 suspect her husband
Of iouI play, a0d upbraided him in MID
and melting terms. She died on th,
third day, and her brother then openIy
declared his belief in Green $, guIli,and
accused him Of the deed. Great excite
menl was manifested al his examination
and The letter says that al least 1000
persons were present. lie was com
milled for trial and lodged in the Troy
jail. The trial comes on in April. The
people of RennssIaer are much excited
agslns, him.
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GYLllANINno

MARRlED.-ln FrShingcreek town,
ship, on The l2Dh of March, by Thomas
j. Huchison, Esq, Mr.. PHILIP Fox tt
Miss. MARY MATILDA CRoUs, both Of
F,shiogcreek.
BY the same, on the 18Th inst. MIR,
JOHN ALEGAR, jr, to Miss. SUSAN KIN
DIcH, both of Flshingcreek township.
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VOLCANOES.

Humboldt says: There is no, on lhc
face Of the globe another spot so lhickIl
studded with volcanoes as tha past OF
America which lies between the eIev
enlh and lhi-leenth degrees Of norrher
'a,jtude.' Earthquakes are the coocom-
irsnts of volcanoes Delightful region
but We hope it will not be annexed.
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TR.lrLRS JURORS-JQn. le45

TR.lYERS JURORS-JQa. ls45
Boom-Eli CriveIing
Brierrrerk-W William NcMichael VI. w.
Jc kson lohr F Davis Frederick Npicely
CaUawawissa--Jesse Monroe John Rit
ter jr
Drny-Nesl Mccoy John BIee Jacob
Ipldls Peter Shulz
Franklin -Johu Low John Mcneil George
NeaIs
FemIock Robert Moore.
l'mrs'one--Slephcn Ballet Samuel
Caldwell Philip Runvan John Flood.
Mahoning William Schuyler Cornelius
CornrIison
Thomas Barber Jacob Dcmou
Jacob Dreizelplce John Ketnor
Nj. Pleaeant-JUbn II Vanders'Ice,
William Kelley
Orangc-A5ner Welsch
Ronrnecreek -DsDiel Lrrsu Sshasune
Hover Nathan Drcsbach SOIOman Feuer
nan
SngarIoaf-- Samuel Roam Be'jlmin
Co'o
EaIIey-Jacob Slider Andrew Chjds
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A POCKET BOOK
LOST.

Abou, two weeks ago between Blooms
'urg and Northumberland, large leather
POCKET nook.
obtaining promlsory Notes TO the amoun
# abou, two hundred duIIars, and other pa
'ers OF no value to any person but the own
{. The iud,r will be IIbpraIy rewarded
" handing IL to the subscriber, or giving
,im inform alton where ii may be had.
e ROBERT G. HENRY
B oomsburg March Id, lS45.
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Estate If CArisiian II. Byo6sh

EshIfe II CNfISfIan IL BfO6Sf'
THE Creditors of Christian A Brobst,
re hereby notified iha, the undersigned op
poined an Auditor to distribute the funds
IN the hands Of James YlessaUls, Esq, ad
mln,rsror Of Ezra s. Haybursl deceased.
who was one Of the Asslgnees of Christian
A Brobsi, among the creditors Of said
Christian, will attend al llle house oGChsI!ss
Hartman, in Calasisss, on Thursday. ;ld
Sd day of April next, Al 10 O'Clock Of said
lay, 10 perform the dules OF his appoint
ment, where all parties interested IN the
said estate are hereby notified to attend.
j. c. MONTGOMERY.
Ftbrusro Z, l645. 343
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COMING INTO A FORTUNE.

II is understood from reliable source
that German farmer by the name OF
George j. J. Gryer. is about TO start
on trip to Eulope, for the purpose Of
taking possession Of The snug fortune
OF two millions six hundred thousand
dollars worth Of property. He recently
received letter from the firm of III,
RothSchids, al frankfurt, stating 'ha'
'aw.s suit, whiCh had been pending for
more than thirty years in the Courts Of
Germany, aud in which his wife was one
Of rhe heirs at law, had been decided iu
their favor; and that division Of the
amount 10 litigation was about TO rakt
place, and they wished to know hi
pleasure concerning The amouut coming
10 his wife, which is stated 10 be il
round numbers, TIN miViOnS SiT huH
dred MonSand! Gryer emigrred /,
This country fifteen years ag', and sci
He'd in Fulton county, where he has fol.
lowed The occupation Of a tarmer.A a
the lime he left Germany, the gahiug
Of the suit was considered doubtful.
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The Hon. Isaac G. Bates one of ho U
8. Senators from sachuseus, died a
Washington on Sunday last after an illness
of two weeks.
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LOOK HFEE2E1 :
FASHIONABLE TAEECRgNss.
Come one, come all, gire me a caH!

VEIHE subscribcr returns his sinsera thanks
II for tie liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon HIM, aud hopes Tor continuance Of ,he sang.
with an Increase duo the merit u his shop He in.
tends sparng neither pain OF lGhour TO render
satisfaction in any case:End will warrcnt his WORK
done with taste and duabilityAND ALTrTLE
THAN Can BE DONE IN ANY
OIHERSHOP IN THIS. PLACE. He has
Just received Mahans. late repo,. of Fashions, from
Philadelphia. which can he seen at his shop at ory
time, by which he is enabled TO cut according 10
the la est style, or to order. His prices are III
acCordanc. to the times. All kinds Of country
produce lSken in payment for work al market prits
4 very reasonable discount for cash.
y. $ IETDY.
y D. Cutting dc.s w,.4 Tie greatest care. and
lt the shortest notice.
+, s, L.
Oct. ISIS
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THE BURNING OF THE TOWER

THE BURNING OF THE TOWER
OF London, where many kings and prince.
have suffered imprisonment and death, ha,
drawn much public attention to that nobI,
structure. The loss Of the trophies il grear
and can never be replaced The amount Of
human suffering within its walls has been
inCalcuablr. Sherman's Lozenges could
not have saved the head Of Lord Haating,
or the Duke Of York, although they have
saved many one from death by consump
lion and neglected coughs or ro|ds A few
Of the Cough Lozenges will sIay ,he mos
distressing cases in few minutes and en-.
llrelr relieve them in one or Two days. The
Damphor LozcnEes cure the headache 10
less ,han the time we are writing about
.hem. The most sks2lical need but 10
minutes use Of them 10 be convinced, John
NJ Moore, Esq, Editor of the Tatler,tells
us they cured him in the above short space
hi lime although he had no faith in them.
Many saeh Instances have come to our
kno"isdge These valuable articles are
fo'd 81 l0e Nassau 81. Ny
For ssjy BY loRH F. noYFR.Blcomf
burg,
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Il Proftabic State Prison.-'rhc profits
oi the Connecticut State Prison from Oct. |
1897, to December al, 1874, seven years
md three months, have been SlO3, lao 49,
Ot this amonnI large portion was paid 10
Sm'e, and absorbed in It's expenses, 10 the
teIleI Of The taxpayers.
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0DITUAGY.

DlED-ln DSnvIe, on Monday
7 inst, Mrs HANNAH louGHEAD, con.
SORT OF the late James Loshead, IN the
lis, years Of her age.
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ESTATE or

ISAAC CORNELlSON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
Il Isaac CorneIison, deceased, that will
attend al the public house Of Charles Doeb.
.or in ME town Of Bloomsbury, on Friday
,hs 26h day e March next, for the purpose
II apporlloning the assets Of The said Estate
among the creditors.
JAMES PLEASANTS, .9udifor.
January 81, l645 3wdl
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Furniture,
SW AN IGTEaaT,.
Orangcriile, CoI"mb,a county, Pa.

o'"g'o.''1' c1'"as7.a .'7''5' ~
THE subscriber respectfully Informs tn,
public lhot he has leased this large lhre,
uor, Tavern, now in TIE occupancy of Nj
George Seipic, in OrangeviIle, CoIumbl
county, Pa, and Intends moving into It or
the first Of April next, where he will b,
pleased to zee his old friends aud cuslomer,
Ls his
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SHERIFF SALES.

By virtue Of sundtv wrils of Ievari faca>
70 me directed, will be exposed at pubic
sale at the Court House in DanvIe, OF
Monday The 2lss of April, ls45 al ll2o'
clock, noon, the following described pr per
", to wit:
I'LL that certain out lot or piece Qf
land situated in Mahoning township, Co
iumba county, and in the po, Of sand on,
'ots, numbered five beginning AT post. =
corner Of lot number four. now of Jnhr
Deem, thence north thirlv six degrees ives
twenty two and ne tenths perches TO T.
post; thence by an alley north fifty elyh,
'egrees east, twenty perches 10 posi- .
'orner OF lot number SIX, OF James Lough
nead; lheEce south thirty four degrees east.
wenty two and nine ,Cnlhs perches to a pos
neuce by lots number three and two, now
# William Donaldson aud the SAID rhoma,
Woodsides, south fifty eight degrees wes
wenIy eight perches 10 the place Of heglu
ming, containing four acres be lhe SAN,
more or less.
Selzld, taken in execution and to he sol.
rs the property OF Thomas Woodsrde.
ALSO
All that cerian Wogoa .No&ey'a
Shop and turning lathe. with water powr,
hached and the CarIIrges. SAID shuI
being one va halls,orIcs high, 4 situated on
he road leading from DanviIIe,ro Washing
on and 10 MInon,near the place where sald
'ood forks, and on lot adjoining lands oI
philip Morse and said road
Seized, taken in execution and to oe solo
IS lhe oroperP Of Mathew Maus
IRAN DrRR, M1if
SHERIFT's OFFICE, DAnvlIe
| NJ trrh l9-lS15
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TABLE

q T. 10 "a "a
will always be furnished with the best tht
market sHJrds His BAR with the choices
II Liquors And his STABLE,auendp b,
faithful Hosllers, he Aauers himself that he
will be able to give general satisfaction
CONVEYANCES
will always be ready 10 transport walermer
on their route,
&C. JOHNSON
March Is, lS45--f
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RENO VAL
BILL.
AN ACT

Concerning The Removai cEMe Seal
n Justice Qf Coiumbiu County,
(rOn DnnnilLe In RLInau shurn
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(Reported for the American Republican,
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
WEDNESDAY,, March 5, lS45.
FIRST BRANCH.

FIRST BRANCH.
Mr.. Turner offered resolution allowing fur
Their time for the removal of the pier at the head
of Smiths dock. Adopted.
DR.. Leonard called up bill providing for
the support Of the public schools, as amended
by the Second Branch. Passed.
Mr.. Purvance from the committee on claims,
reported resolutions in favor of the claims of
VIM. Gwynn, Fielding Lucas and A. r.. Lee
vering. Passed. And reported unfavorably
upon the petition OF James Mcknight, asking
compensation in rescuing two orphan children
who had been abducted; which, on motion of
Mr. Walsh, was laid on the table.
A bill providing for the removal of the Cow
market, and locating it near the Penltentiary,
was taken up, read, and laid over.
Mr. Brown called up a bill, as amended by
the Second Branch, providing for the purchase
of oak timber for the use of the city; and the
amendments nen-concurred in.
The Amendments of the Second Branch, to a
bill for t..o erection of certain piers on Hartford
Run, were non-concurred in.
A bill relative to the tenure of office and du-
ty of the City Collector, and his assistants, was
taken up. (The Collector to receive $4,000
per annum, as a salary, and three per cent, on
all collections Of arrearages of taxes; an assss-
tant, to receive $500; two book-keepers, $3.50
each; and six clerks, 5000 eachl After some
discussion, the Branch adjourned
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DUELLING IN BERMUDA. The Hamilton
Gazette of February 18th says, Court Mar
tial has recently taken place at Antigua, on
two officers of H. M. S. Hyacinth, Licuter-
ant and the Surgeon, for fighting duel; be-
ing found guilty they were sentenced, the for
mer officer to BIO placed at the foot of the list
Of Lieutenants and the latter to be dismissed
from the service. The sentence is agreeable
to recent instructions on the subject of duel
ling by Her Majesty.
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SECOND BRANCH.

Mr.. Baker from the committee, made IA
vorable report on the Registers accounts, ac-
companied by bill for more extended registry
of certain matters, and for additional clerical
aid. Laid over.
Mr.. Collins inquired of the chairman of the
committee on claims whether the committee
had under consideration, and would report on,
the subject of authorsing the collectors of state
and city taxes TO return to tax payers the taxes
paid on certain bank stocks decided by the Su-
preme Court to be exempt from taxation. An
swered in the affirmative.
Also, asked the chairman of the committee
on ways and means whether that committee
had under consideration, and would report on,
the recommendation of the Mayor, in his late
annual message, to pass bill requiring the
banks. to pay the city tax on bank stock held by
citizens as well as foreigners, in the same man
ner that it is paid by the banks to the state
Answered affirmatively.
Mr. Barnes called up bill regulating the
construction Of awnings. Passed.
DR.. Collins, from the committee on Educa-
ton, reported bill providing for compilation
of all ordinances relative to the public schools
Ordered to be printed.
MIR. Bolton presented special report from
the Independent fire company. Referred.
The resolution of the First Branch, offering
premiums for models of City Hall and ge-
neral Police Office, was taken up. Mr.. Rich
ardson offered, as substitute, a resolution call
ing for an estimate of the probable costs Of
these contemplated buildings; which was adopt
ed. Adjourned.
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DAR.NG ROBBERY. A lad named Alexander
Walhce, in the employ of Mr.. John Cook, gold
beaer, N. York, was returning from one of the
Vall-st. Banks with 36 silver French crown
'leces (s4s 24) in a small bag in his hand, a
well dressed man snatched it from his hand and
ran. The boy pursued him calling ''stop thief"
the individual to whom that unpleasant express
sion applied, was overhauled, and the money
found upon him, as also heavy slug shot. He
gave his name as Edwin Bailey, and was fully
committed.
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NOMINATIONS LOST. The National Intelli-
gencer says:-The Senate held no Executive
Session on Monday, so that a large number of
nominations to office made by the late Presi-
dent, remaining Enacted upon at the close of
the Session, have fallen to the ground. Among
them was the nomination of the much-coveted
appointment Of Consul of the United States at
Liverpool.
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CARELEssNEss WITH GUNs-DEArH. We
continue to hear daily of accidents from guns
carelessly handled. Henry Vanderbilt, Hen
ry Teachout, and Mr.. Bowman, of Lyons,
N. Y, on returning from cunning excursion,
on the Goth inst, the gun in Teachout's hands
was accidentally dischofged-the ball entering
Vanderbelts back and lodging in his heart,
causing instant death.
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PROBABLE MURDER. On Sunday night two
seamen got into quarrel on the dock at the
foot of Burlington Slip, New York, and were
both knocked into the water. One of them
succeeded in getting ashore, but the other was
drowned. His name is Hans Rohn, and was
arrested The body of the drowned man was
taken to the Dead House, where it remains for
recognition.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-06

CANADA. The. Montreal Herald of Tuesday
week, says;-Spring has fairly set in, about a
mouth before the usual time. The Governor
General does not return home, as was reported
by English Journals. His health is good, and
the cancer in his face nearly cured. 1t is in
contemplation to get up Clubhouse in Mon
treal, similar to those in London and other CT
ties in the mother country.
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CHARITABLE BEQUEsr. Capt Emery John
son, of Salem, Mass, recently deceased, left
$4,000 to Rev. DR.. Brazer, pastor of the North
Church, as trustee, for charitable and benevo-
lent purposes, to be distributed according to his
Judgment Also $4,000 to the New York Sea-
mems Friends Society.
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THE THREE New STATES. Florida contains
1896 square miles; Iowa, l73, 1856; Texas,
100000. The addition of these three adds
32s, l42 square miles to the Union, Of which
Texas is so much additional territory to the
United States.
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THE PRIVATE MAILS. The Newark IN. JD
Advertiser, in speaking of the passage of the
Post Office bill, says:-"Private mail carriers
and letter express agents must bear in mind
that the penalties incurred by violation or in
fringement of the new Post Office law, are in
full force and effect from and after its approx
al