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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-11

0-rHE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN Il BALTi
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
full carriers at only sic aud quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
Subscribers the rate of Four Dollars per year-pay
able, ALWAYS, in advance,
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AMERICANS IN ENGLAND. Mr.. Everett and
Mr.. MLane, Mr.. Jeniier and Hon Reverdy
Johnson and lady, were among those persons
present at the propagation Of Parliament, by
the Queen Of England in person,
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For Erred ERICKSRURG. w.

<ssssns~ b. ANB THE USUAL LANDINGS
IL uasf1eS ON THE RAPPAllANNOCK RIV-
SfEssLftSEHHff{{iRRS Err. The Steamer RIPARIAN
tash <sk2haszxs1A MOCK, Capt Noah Fairbank, will
leave Hughes Quay, for the above places, on SA-
AFTERNOON, the 18th July, at O'Clock.
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p FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

- sa-acs FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
S:srsrlS ,SSSSsass BR RIDGE, AND EAsTON. The fine
Hssstsa02ssEsR steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
iiniore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at olock fol- the places above named start
ing from the lower end Of DugaR's wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
iyl2 l., G. TAYLOR.
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MUNcuAUsEN STORIES. All sorts Of stories
to the discredt of the American character ap-
pear in the English journals, some of them the
grossest misrepresentation, which il would be
too charitable to suppose the editors published
in their ignorance. We find in the Hamp-
shire Telegraph of late date one of these
manufactured ialsehoods. Itsays:
"By private letter received from Gibral-
tar from good authority, we learn that 10000
slave shackles, for men, women and children
in all fourteen cart loads-have been fished up
from the wreck of the American war steamship
Missouri, lately burnt at that port"
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DoNG A TALL BUSINESS We understand
that the extensive Equestrian Company of
Welsh, Mann s Delevan was visited by 5000
persons on Monday last, in York, Pa. They
perform on the Goth and 9th inst in Wash
ington, and may be expected in this city on the
29th.
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TIVE LATE EXPLOSION IN New YORK. TIE
committee Of the common council of N. York,
appointed to enquire into the cause Of the dis
astrous explosion at the late great fire in that
city, have at last reported. The conclusion Of
their report is as follows:
That as far as conviction can be afforded by
hrmsn testimony, your committee have had
entire demonstration that there was not in the
briding of Croker & Warren at the time of
tho explosion, or at any time anterior, any gun
powder or other Substance usually deemed ex-
pleslve, and that if the explosion did not result
frcm saltpctre or ii combinations with other
materials, no cause for the explosion cen be
discovered.
Dfthe scientific gentlemen who have lives
tigated the subject, the following are of opinion
that satpetre will ezploGe:-Messrs. Hays, OF
Roxbury Slllimsn, New Haven; Dana, Boston;
Dcrant, Jersey City, and Hare of Philadelphia.
On the CONTRARY: Renwick, Chill
ton, Curry, Draper and Etlett, OF this city, wko
made the experiments.
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GRowTH OF WILMNGToN. 1t is estimated
that ESQ buildings have been erected in Viii,
mington, Del, during the present summer.
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U. S. SHIP ST. LorlS. We announced yes
tcrday the arrival of this ship at Norfolk. A
correspondent of the U. S. Gazette says: "She
has sailed ST. 900 miles been absent nearly two
years and half, quelled with her seamen and
marines in June 1914, an attempt by the Chi
nese to burn tkc Foreign Factories at Canton,
relieved the distressed settlers at the Bay of Is
lands, at the. recent conflict with, and defeat
by tho natives Has visited during her alb
sence from the United States, the Cape of
Good HOPE, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macao,
Chusan, the Canton River, Manila, Batavia,
Hobart town, Sydney, the Bay Of Islands,
Auckland, Valparaiso and Rio Janeiro; three
of these ports, ChuSan upon the coast of China,
Hobart town, Van Deman's Land and Auck-
land, Now Zealand, had never before been vi
sited by an American man-of-war. But four
deaths have occurred On board since her depar-
ture, and her officers and crew returning in ge-
neral good health after an exposure to all sorts
of ckmate, incidental to this voyage can, and
do, but fee sincere gratitude for their presec-
vatSon.''
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

q ssz.s~s STEA MBOAT DISCONTINU-
F;y,sy,; ;ssAz,sED. The trips of the Steamboat
SsJi3&1Zissfe2 RAPPAHANNOCK to Pongoleague,
Accomac County, +. :. OF Va, have been dIscOu-
tInged. SIN. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
iyll Office Hughes Quay.
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SUICIDE. Joseph w. Brown, butcher in
Vicksburg, committed suicide by cutting his
throat with knife, on Tuesday night, the
Goth ult.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
AND NOR EASEN ACCOM- I'D TIO I

which the fare Will be reduced to the following ex-
treme.y low rates, viz
Forthrough ticketsirom Baltimoreto Richmond, $500
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DEATHS IN New York. There were 22l
deaths in New York last week-42 men, 81
women, 76 boys, &C girls; under years ofage,
LOG. OF these 30 died of consumption, p of
cholera inlantum, Id of commissions, II ofdys-
EMERY, G men drowned, I died of small pox.
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WOOL,
dream of.

American woods, says the Journal of Com
merce, have heen tested in England and are
liked. That American woods are so low in
market this year is doubtless owing 10 the
supplies coming so early forward from the
west, creating the belief in Boston that there
is very great increase reproduction, with
out rejecting that most ofthe western sheep
are driven from the east, and in consequence
of inexperience in sheep-husbandry, mortal
ity in driving, poverty of condition, and
change Of soil and climate, destruction by
wild animals &C., the quantity of wool in
the country is rather decreased than in
creased. The export of wool has swept the
market Of the overplus, and farmers may
now look out for better times.
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OUR RAILROAD.

The Burlington Free Press after copying
our article about our Railroad, has the follow
ing:
We concur in the opinion Of the Galaxy
that this road will be built: and that at nc
distant day. An individual more sanguin,
than ourselves-but with vastly better source:
of information, and whose opinion is entitled
to great respect-has expressed the confident
belief within the last forty-eight hours, thai
the road from this to Rutland will be under
contract by the first day Of May next. We
set it down as fixed fact" that railroads are
to thread all our great thoroughfares. and
those as important as the one in question,
much sooner than this unbelieving generation
dream Of
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THE GALAXY.
MIDDLEBURY. VT.
Tuesday, Dec. 9, 1916.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We lay before our readers this week, the
Presidents Message. In one respect it is
preferable 10 any which has been presented
10 the people since the days ofthe younger
Adams. There lie no equivocation in rela-
ton 10 the policy of the administration.
Like the Messages Of Van Buren,, Tyler, and
the speeches of Silas Wright, it does not ad-
nit Of an Interpretation TO suit the views
of every reader. The death warrant of
all those great principles of policy which
are dear 10 every Wing, is written out in
sunbeams. 1t justifes every anticipation
the Wings have made of the destructive
course of a Southern and Slaveocratic ad-
ministration. All of Oregon, even with war
all Of Texas, even TO the Rio del Nort-all
for revenue. even TO the abandonment of
protection, unless as incidental or accidental
upon raising the most money from duties on
importations-all for sub-treasury, or sys-
tenn of robbing the people 10 furnish Offices
and spoils for dependents-aDd all for keep
ing the public lands from the States to whom
they belong, are objects boldly avowed with
out equivocation or mental reservation. Let
every Locoioco who is tariff man, and ev-
cry thirdparty man who voted in way
which he knew would result in the election
Of Polk, carefully peruse this document, and
then determine who are the cheaters, and
weigh the mournlul consequences of the
cheat which has been practiced upon them
But our limits force us TO submit this sad and
portentous document 10 our readers without
further comment.
In relation to Oregon, although the mes
sage is strong for the whole, after all Mr..
Polk is not so bad in deed as in word. Du-
ring the last negotiation upon the subject,
Mr.. Polk says he offered TO divide at the 10Th
degree of North latitude, without surrender
ing, as rropo, Ell by Great Britain, the free
navigation Of the Columbia River, which,
however, he says he subsequently withdrew
and again asserted onr title TO the whole.
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similar occasion TO the present. 81 now CON-
mend you, fellow citizens, to the guidance
of Almighty God, with full reliance on
His merciful providence for bis maintain ance
of our free institutions; and with earnest
supplication, that, whatever errors it may
be my lot to commit in dischargins the ar
duous duties which have devolved on me,
will find remedy in the harmony and wis
dom Of your counsels."
JAMES X. POLK.
WAsmNeTos, December, I'd 1916.
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CIAMPLAIN AND CONNECTICUT
RIVER RAILROAD CON-

The annual meeting of the Champlain
and Connecticut River Railroad Company
will be held at the Court House in Rutland,
on the second Wednesday, being the 14th
day, of January next, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, for the election OF directors, and
for the transaction of any other business,
which may be though, necessary.
~ As business of great importance will
be brought before the meeting, it is desira-
Bile that the stockht ltrs should attend as
generally as possible.
SAML. SWIFT. Clerk.
Middebury, December, 6, 1915. 32;3w
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NEW
Tailor's Shop

J. NEWMAN Tailor respectfully informs the
the public generlly that he has Oper ell shop in
the village OF ShoTeham where he intends carry
ing on the tailoring business. From his long ey-
perience and strict attention to his business he
feels confident that he can do his work in as good
and as fashionable style as it can be done in or
out of The County, and on as reasonable terms, he
therefore hopeS TO merit and receive a share
of public patronage. Cutting done on short no
tice and warranted to fit, particular pains will be
taken in cutting garments leaving his shop to he
made up JOHN NEWMAN.
Shoreham Nov. p, 1915. 80 Pm
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

The Semi-Annual meeting of the Addison
County Medical Society will be holden at
the Vermont Hotel, Middebury, on Thurs
day, December llth, al O'Clock p. NJ. Ad-
dress by DIR. Bradford, OF Vergennes. A
general attendance of the members, Medical
Students, and of regular praciitions is solicit
ted. S. p. LATHROP, Sec.
Middlebury, Nov. %, 1915.
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O. Professor Benedict of Burlington,
College has been appointed superintendent
of common Schools, for the county OF Chit
enden.
Rev. E. J. Scott Of Montpelier, has been
appointed Superintendent OF Common
Schools inthe county of Washington.
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Arrival No 2

Having Just returned from market with large
assortment Of fashionable winter Goods making
with our previous supply one of The best Stock to
select from in this vicinity to which invite our
customers and friends TO call and examine as we
can &will sell AT prices nearer what the purchaser
may ask than can be found, all we ask is to have
those wishing TO purchase call and look for them
selves. A. B. & r. NJ. CHAPMAN.
Bridport Nov 9th 1915. so
n. B. The highest prices paid for all kinds Of
Produce, Lumber, Shingles &C.
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NOTICE.

The FreemeE OF Addison county, who es-
TEEN 1t desirable to appoint Commissioners
the following winter, who will grant licences
TO sell intoxicating liquors 10 be used as
provided in the Statute for medical, chemi-
cal, ard manufacturing purposes and not for
beverage, are requested to meet, in the
TOWN ROOM in Middlebury, on Wedues-
day the 10Th day of December next, at one
O'Clock P. NJ, 10 mike nomination for Com
missioners, and to adopt such measurers as
may be considered important to secure their
election. Nov. %, 1915.
iona. A. Allen, s. G. Coe,
James NJ, Slade, S. w. Magill,
Thomas w. Pearson Anon Wilcox,
William Flower T. A. Merrill,
u. Beckwith, ]. F. Eldridge,
Washington Cook, S.Pearl Lsthrop.
Eph. Markham. Justus Cobb
II. F. Leavitt, S. Stoddard,
SamI. Morgan, A. ID. Low,
Martin Cowles. J. X. Seaver,
Dana Lamb, p. Starr,
Alexander G. Twining Henry Parmelee,
Phillip Battell, Jonas Turner,
A. p. Beman, Aaron Angler,
l.. Il. Leavitt, Jason Davenport.
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NOTICE.

There will be a meeting orthc Stockhold-
ers of the Middlebury Manufacturing Com
pany, at the Vermont Hotel, on the Sd We'd
nesday OF Dec. inst. at one o'clock p. NJ.
KENT WRIGHT, Clerk.
Middlebury, Dec. 2, 1915.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. J. E. Palmer, (UniversalisD will
preach in the school house at East Middle
bury, on Sunday the 14th inst.
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Stray Cattle.

Broke into the Enclosure ofIhe subscriber
about the first Of September three yearling
heilers and one yearling steer, two of them
red, one brindle and The other mostly hiie.
The owner is requested to call prove property
pay charges and them away.
WARREN II. DEWEY.
Salisbury Nov. 18th 1915. 80 3w.
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Nj a RI d,

In West Brooklield Mass, by the Rev
Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Jerh. Myres of this place, TO
Miss Mary C.. Ward of the former place.
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E,ASH PAID FOR PORK, by
u A B. & q. NJ. CHIPMAN.
NEW GOODS.

PW. COLLINS is this day receiving large
lot of Fall and Winter Goods, which will be sold
lower than goods can possibly be Soldbousht pre-
viouS to the tenth of the present month"; there hay
ing been Il great knocking down in prices, eSpec
tally in all kinds Of fancy goods, since the abov,
mentioned date.
Cornwall, Oct. D, 1915.
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WAsHINGTeN, Dec. l..
SENATE.

The Senate met at noon this day, Dec
/, 1916. Vice-President DALLAS took the
Chair, and called TO order. AZ Members
answered 10 their names.
The credentials of the members elected
or appointed since the last Session were pre-
sented-being Messrs. TURNKEY Of Tenn. 4;
CHAMBERS, Of Miss; DAVIS, of Miss; JEN-
NESS, of New Hampshire. and LEVY and
WEsTcoTT of Florida.
The customary resolutions appointing a
committee to wait on the President-furnish
senators with papers, &c.,-were passed,
and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met this day at noon. Called
to order by Mr. French, Clerk. Present 2l2
Members.
The House then proceeded. by rira roce, TO
elect a Speaker. and the vote stood:
For Davis U.) l20
&" w. Norris (L)
L" w. J. Miller IN. Az 5
&" A. Stewart (Whig)
d" Vinton CIV. of Ohio) ~
&" ID. NJ. Barringer (W.)
" J. G. Chapman (W)
d" r. C. Winthrop (W.)
Mr.. Davis having a majority Of all the
votes, was declared duly elected.
On taking the Chair, he made short and
appropriate speech.
The House then adjourned.
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lSo,

just received at their old stand nearlhe Court
House, great variety Of rich and fashionable
goods, hich are offered for sale ut the very
lowest prices for cash or produce, or ap-
proved credit.
A CHAPMAN SON
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NEW STORED

THE subscribers have Just received at East
Middlebury at the store formerly occupied by
K. l.. Perkins, an entire new stock of goods,
which they will sell for cash or produce, or ap-
proved credit as low as can be bought in the
county. consisting in part OF the following arti-
clcS:
Broad Cloths, Brown Cottons,
CasSimeres, Batting,
VestinSs, Wicking,
Prints, BuiaOes,
Rept. Cashmere, Boas,
Anghan1, observation-disclosures
AIpaccas, Gaps of all kinds.
4 I. ) o.
Salt, coarse aud fine.
Tobacco, Goldfish,
Teas, Mackercl,
Molasses, Lamp-Oi.
Sugar, Raisins,
Boots. Shoes,
Hardware, Crnckery,
And all other articles usually Kept in country
store. People wishing TO buy cheap will do well
to call and examine our stock before buying else
where, as we are confident the prices and goods
will give satisfaction, ifnot, fair compensation
will Re made Cor the trouble ofloOking
A CHI NPMAN & SON.
Nov. lSt 1915.
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRISTIE,S MAGNETIC FLUID.
fiSHiS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal APPRECIATION Of the Medical Profession of Great
Britain ud has been sufficiently long before pub
lie to gave lar trial Of ITS power and efficacy The PATENT
GALyAse RIsos have been found 70 all the
uetc Machines used but any the inuress
which accompany the applications by those
mens ana 10 many other respects aud
in accomplishing the desired object
The Gavauc Kings have with perfect in
all cases OF Rheumatism acute or chronic applying 10 the
head, face or limbs Gout; Tie Dolorsau;; Toohache,
non Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy Fits; Cramp PalptsIon
rsia General Dsbilty Deficiency Of Nervous Energy and
have been equally successful Their extraordinary effects upon
the system must be wipessedto be beheved aud certain
recommended The Gavanic Rags way perfect
y harmless and sold prices be within the reach
CRtsIiE MAGNETIC FLUID used in with the
Rings 10 render their efficient action certain and direct the
Gyanic influence othe particular which affected
For numerous certificates OF the highest character regarding
the efficacy OF the Gavanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
made to former avertisements they be
q the Ses ony kssaey in New York ls Fulton street,
Druggist corner Fulton and Cranberry y28 lmec
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PROVIDENCE, Thursday morning,
hali.past 3 O'Clock. Sept, IL,


First Trip Of The neto Steamer Oregon.
The and beautiful steame chrisened with a name
at the mention Of which the heart of Americans leap
with hope, through they catch glimpse of the
growing greatness OF our country, having been
peted, was ready to her trips to might At
five o'clock yesterday afternoon, her hawsers were
ioosed and she free upon her element. The dock
from whence we started was overed by an admiring
crowd who, the noble boat went of, bid her God
speed,' with three hearty cheers. The battery was
covered with persons eager to catch glimpse OF
US, and, sailed past the city, the piers
crowded with gratifed spectators. As passed
the different steamboats, fastened the wharves and ply
ing in the East river, saned by the ringing OF
bellsthe loud huzzas and the waving of handkerchefs
When opposite the Novelty Works W. passed the steam.
boat Cleopatra, which running her usual speed
and had started nearly ten minutes before us and soon
left her far behind We have about eight hundred pas
sengers on board-about one hundred of whom nvi
ted guests The principal members of the Common
Gil Justice atsell members OF the editorial ps and
several distinguished individuals
Among the passengers have a goedly number of
the fairer portion OF creation. Att o'clock down
to splendid supper provided by the gentemanly fur
nisher i'll the large and spacious dining cabin. Every
thing was provided for the inner that heart
mach could desire and ample justice done to the
is lovely night The air is still-the crescent moon
and her stars mrrored the waters Long
Island Sound which lie still and placid the surface
of an inland lake Our wake is lit by the with
silvery leaning whiteness-never did that neon look
uoWn upon iaier Doal-and never was one upborne
the placid bosom OF these waters The boat looks beau
hfuly lighted up The costly and massive chandeliers
in the cauns send out flood of clear lght-whie the
lamps hung all the decks the glasses stained with
pictures Of the inhabitants OF forests long before
such boats this broke the surface of the waters which
were emily rppied by the plash OF their light paddles,
give the boat bright and gorgeous appearance. We
running at the rate of twenty miles hour
that without nearly the power Of which the eAgine
pable.
We glide smoothly the water with almost as
little Earring as is felt IN sailboat lake. expect
nj The boa She
would be much more flexible and would bend and lar
much more than boats commonly do but it is remarked
by all that there by far the least arrng about her
any boat upon the Sound She inevitably take the
lead OF all others for beauty, eetnes safety and
fort
Annexed is account of the time she passed each
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Medical Card,
r OR M . X RISON.

DO Q I Q K NJ K ISON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2oa1s Ful,on street.
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condenay
all private Diseases which he without mercury or
rhBa,n he in to 6 DAYS.
sTRICTURES OF THE URETERA are cured by d.
n on improved PRINCIPLES without pain Inconvenience
the patient As the Of Structure anaagou. with
those OF other affections Of apparatus
ereced Surgeons should be allowed make the necessary
animation those affected with enlarged gsuds
suffer m Wd, injury from awkward
This affection and the train of evils resulting from de
srucve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions
mate impotency radically cured by DR. NJ pat illogical
principles, by restoring the system healthy and
charge. = -
~ B.-Dr M. holds communion with medical rretenders
who clam to be Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
sdvertslng Surgeon IN the city See his diplomas his office
fa Futo street Letters post paid and containing fee will
IN sure medcine and advice part of the Union
Office 204la Fulton street. near Greenwich New York Cpep
from "A. NJ. to 10 r. M. daily. m mr.