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hR. FELIX GOURAUD's ITALIAN ME-
NJ Dictated SOAP, for removing Tan, Freckles
Erupti0ns, &c, &C., from the human skin.
Ladies. nere's Soap delicious,
Free from every thing peInciouS
prepared from Gaen's choicest simples
Expressly to remove all pmpIes,
And add freshcharms TO all your dimpes.
Used freely it will sunhurns hanish-
Use freely, and all freckles vanish,
unette, would you be fair oh listen,
Use freely, and your skin will glisten
Fen as the Paran marble shines
When freshly quarned from the mines.
Also, Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle, for Graduating SUI.
perfuous hair, and Gourands Liquid Rouge for i'm
parting health like tinge to the complexion. The
above articles are for sale by SETH S. HANCE, los
Baltimore ST and at his old stand corner of Charles
and Pratt SIS. iy3o
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T0MBS AND HOOKS AND EYES. A comnIeie
u assortment, for sale at manufacturers n, ices by
jyl2 - 500 Bal,iTore street.
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ENOR NOW's THE DAY AND MOVIE

:
H. THE HOUR. Good Clocks from So to S2a for
wood, So for good Brass, excellent time keepers; Gold
Jewelry, such God Rings % cents; do Pins so cts;
do. Earrings 25c pair; do. Watch Keys 81; do Pencils
-; Britannia sets Is poces ouy 81; do. Coffee Pots
SIPS; Tea do 62t cents Brass Candesticks lSsc pair;
Family Grindstones 81; Coffee Mills (Wllson's) only
25 cts; Wallets; Hooks and Eyes; Tapes; Needles Sc
paper Dressing Combs e.; Side Combs &c pair; Twist
10 cts; Cologne cts sets; S. Butter HALVES SO.
Britannia Table Spoons 25 cts sett Britannia Tea do
2Ec sets Gum Suspenders Ia to 25 cts; cold Cotton
Gloves cts; Hosiery, black and white cents pair;
very low by .. 'Tf "''
G. I, VlCkERS, No 8 Baltimore street,
Jy0-u between the Mark ct and the Bridge.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
STREAM SHIP CAMBRIA AT BOSTON.
Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Shortest Passage Across the Atlantic.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
AND INCREASED ACCOMMODATED

which the fare will be reduced to the following eD.
tremely low rates. viz:
For thrOuph tickets from Baltimore Richmond, as OK
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The MoRMoNs-Mors Outrages The War
saw Signal of the 10th inst. gives the following
list of outrages committed by the Mormons:
Mr.. Madison, printer and gentleman, was
last week driven from Nauvoo, by band of
ruffians with knives in their hands. Their mode
Of proceeding was to whistle, boot, threaten
and dog him wherever he went
Master Foster, a lad, whose only crime is
that he is the brother of Dr. Foster, was last
week, taken by force from the residence of c.
lvens, by band of villains and escorted from
the city-they kicking and cutting him occa-
sionally for amusement in addition to their
usual insulting and menacing proceedings.
MIR. VIM. Marks, visited Nauvoo, from Fort
Madison on business, (having large amount of
property in the city, he was called on inSta,s-
ter, by mob and threatened that if he did
not leave by night he should be tarred and
feathered.
Last week, Dr.. Charles, whose character and
responsibility will be vouchcd for by many CT
items fQuincy was ordered to leave Nauvoo
and grossly abused for not leaving.
These are but the proceedings of one week,
in Nauvoo, and are of class with hundreds of
Others which we have published
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THE WELCOME BACK.

Sweet is the hour that brings us home,
Where all will spring to meet us;
Where hands are striving as we come,
TO be the first to greet us.
When the world hath spent lis frowns and wrath
And care been sOrely pressing,
IT'S sweet to turn from our rowing path,
And fad Preside blessing.
Oh, joyfuy dear is the homeward track,
If we are but ssre of welcome back.
What do we reck on a dreary way,
Though lonely and benighted,
If we know there are lips to chide our stay,
And eyes that will beam lighted?
What is the worth OF diamond ray,
TO the glance that flashes pleasure;
When the words that welcome back betray,
We form hearts chief treasure?
On, joyfuily dear is our homeward track,
If we are but sure of welcome back.
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SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN EROP 10 DAYS or NO
u CHARGE MADE Apply TO DR., JOHNSTON
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for GOhonhGa, elects,
Strctucs, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, al
eCtOns of the kidneys, and every other symptom of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation % the r8va-
gcs OF tins disease, When from neglect 10 consat
ski!u physician, OF from ignoram and improper treat
ment, the constitutional symptoms make thelrapPear-
ancc-the throat becomes liberated, the nose diseas
ed, nocturnal pains IN the head and limbs, dimnesz Of
sight, deafness, the homes affected, hotches On the
head, face and extremities progressing hfright
u rGpidiiy lIil al last the palate Of the mouth is dis
troytd, The bones of The nose decay and fall in the
victim Of this hOrrid disease become an object of pity,
until the last OF the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hufryng the unhappy patient 10
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain peTniclUus practCe may lie soon restored 20
perfect health by applying 10 DR.. Johnson, either per
sOnaily 10y letter. DR.. ]. has that were
sufficient To appa the heart and harrow up the soul
Of all who not used 10 the observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this meetthe eye of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately 10
Dr. johnston, who stands ready to relieve them; and
from his extensive practice i'll the first Hospitals OF
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure, no
matter how bad the case may be.
Itls proper here 10 observe that Fr JOHNSTON ia
not al present engaged IN The practice OF medicine
through pecrHiaTy nCcessty-he having by the de-
cease Of relative fallen heir 10 fortne-but THO,
an ardent desire 10 benefit hssuferng fellow crea-
tIres 10 pour like the good Samaritan oil into their
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for Which the world feels no ply
Again il must he remembered that the object of DR..
Johnston IN offering his services for the relief Of the
miseries Of mankind, is notthrough pccunary neces-
sity. Hence 10 charge will in any be made uR-
less the Patients is cured,
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such IS
for Squniing Cataract, &c. Also those for Defoity
of the Limb, such Club Foot, &C., performed Oh
the Poor free Of Charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, the right hand side of n Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street , doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
05-Advice to the Poor GRATIS
All LETTERS must be PAID. fIO
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nlh6
NXCHANGE HOTEL.

- E1NOIIfNuE TLhCE, UNLIIMUKE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the prncipa,
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE.
POTS, and offers every inducemeHt for comfort The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style no,
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel he fattors him
sell mat every department of the establishment viii
he conducted in style to please those who NAV rvot
him with o cali, td2- III JOHN WEST
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The STORM AT ANNAPOLIS. We learn from
the Annapolis Star, that the storm of Friday
evening was very severe in that city and vicin-
ity. Two tobacco houses on the farm of Geo.
Wells, Esq, and two barns on the farm of Maj
Dorsey, near that city, were blown down. A
part of the chimney attached to the dwelling
of Mr.. Thomas CAN'T, near South river, was
blown down, as was also the roof of one of his
barns. Essex R. Dorsey, Esq, near the cross
roads, likewise suffered much damage by the
destruction of tobacco warehouses, Sc.
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Ten lines or less make square if an advertisement
exceeds ten lines the prce will he in proportion.
insertion.
t5-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, n large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter OF tie
daily, is published every Saturday norng, AT the low
price Of 3l.00 per annlim.
GI- All papers sent by mai, are fscosttraedthe day
IN which the advance payment expires.
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ITEMS OF News. Susan Jones, 4 notorious
shop-lifter, has been arrested in New York.
One person out of every twenty-sx in the State
of New York, is pauper The Peach crop
in New Jersey has been much injured, if not
entirely destroyed by the late frost.-Dr.
Tying, of Philadelphia, is permanent candi-
date for Bishop Of Pennsylvania. Cen Win
field Scott for President, and Hon. Alex. Bar
row of Lou. for Vice President, are proposed
by the Harrisburg Telegrap h.-Mr Senator
Atchinson of Missouri, passed through Boon
vile on the 9th instant, on his way home, in
very feeble health.-The Penobscot is clear
of ice, and the navigation is free to Bangor
1t is said that one pork packing establishment
in st. Louis will clear $50, 900 this year,
Charles Evans has been elected Mayor of PEN
sacola,-Hon. Caleb Gushing reached New
buryport, Oh Tuesday evening A salute was
fired in honor Of his arrival.--Mr. Hawkins,
the celebrated Temperance lecturer, was in N.
Orleans on the Goth inst.-There are in the
State Of New York, nearly $1,000 paupers, at
least one-fourth of whom became so BY ntcm-
perancc.-John Buckley, tailor, has been
arrested at Blackstone, r. l., charged with
having ruined the character of lady by
feigned marrage.--It is estimated that not
less than seven hundred buildings will be erect
ed in Providence and suburbs the present sea-
son.-The New York papers announce the
death of Isaac NJ. Ely, for many years men,
Der of the New York Bar.-Mrs. LOOMS is
lecturing on Phrenology in Boston.-Thc
Vice President, Hon. G. NJ Dallas, arrived in
Washington on Friday last, and returned on
Sunday. estimates the whole loss
by the burning Of the Bowery, at 900, oO0,-
No insurance.
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SUDDEN DEATHS, ACCIDENTS, &c. Mrs. Le-
vengood, while attending church at Pottstown,
Pa, on Sunday, was seized with apoplexy in
her pew, and died in a few hours-Moses
Ward, one of the distributing clerks in the N.
York post-ofiice, while engaged at his business
on Sunday, fell down and expired of apoplexy.
John Leigh native of England, and a
man named Coleman, from Virginia, died sud-
denly in New York on Saturday. Of the same
disease. At Reading, Pa, on Friday, a
young man named Henry Grob, attempted &c
twirl "fifty-six" weight around his head three
successive times, with his little finger, but un.
fortunately fell backward upon the ground and
ruptured an artery in the head, from which he
subsequently died.-A little son of Henry
Wilhelm, of Lancaster, Pa, in attempting to
jump upon car few days ago, had one Of
legs dreadfully mangled. "A small boy nam
cd Charles Hautrinson, was killed in N. York
on Saturday IN attempting to jump upon a
cart.-Miss Margaret Gordon, who was run
over in Boston by horse few days ago, has
since died.-Wm Hotchkiss, second mate of
the barque Mayfower, was lost overheard on
the 18th inst, on the passage from Apalachi-
cola to New York.
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FOR PONGOTEAGUE, AC-

k.n,sfs3see COMAC CO., E. S. OF VA. The
Steamer RAPPAIIANNOCK, Capt
Noah FAIRBANK will touch at Pongeteague, Acco.
mac Co., E. 5. of Va, on her trips to and from Fred
ericksburg as heretofore, and will continue to leave on
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
For Freight OF Passage, apply to
5. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
mh6 Office Hughes Quav
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ANOTHER EXPEDITION TO THE Rocky Noun
TAINs. Lieut.. Freeman, with fifty men, is
about to start, next month, on another exped-
ton to the Rocky Mountains. The company,
it is expected, will be out for period of three
years, and we may anticipate valuable results
from their explorations.
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THE SWALLOW ACCIDENT. The select COM
mttee on the Swallow disaster, made report
in the New York Senate, on Saturday, con-
Guiding by introducing bill for the better Sc
curity Of persons carried on steamboats, nav-
eating the Hudson River, which was read
twice and referred. The report exonerates eve-
" one but the pilot
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From ST.. DoMNGo-.MptiaL La,O Declared
Captain Wilson, of the brig Republic, at New
York, from Port au Prince, which place he left
the 18th inst, reports that ex-Presdent Herard
in the schooner La Granada, had been seen off
the south part of the island, and attacked one
of the gun boats. The whole coast was guard
ed by vessels and men, TO prevent the ex-Pres-
dent and his adherents from landing. The
Government called ont all persons able to bear
arms: the whole of that part of the island be-
longing to the Hayten Government was under
martial law. Several of the adherents of He
rard had been taken and shot; there was great
excitement throughout the island Coffee was
very scarce and high, on account of all the
countrymen having been taken for soldiers, and
no persons left to bring the coffee to market
The markets were glutted with American pro-
duce.
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MORE OF THE LATE STORM. We have al
ready given several accounts of damage done
by the thunder storm on Friday evening, and
regret we have to add to the list. The barn of
Mr.. J. Hof, of Straban township, about five
miles to the northeast Of Gettysburg, Pa, was
struck by lightning and entirely con sumed, to-
gether with two horses, one COW, a wagon
wnnowng-mill, horse gears, and quantity of
hay, corn, &c.
Mrs. Forney, wife of Jacob Fomey, (far-
mer,) residing on the Westminster road, 1-2
miles from Hanover, Pa, was killed by light
ming. A little girl setting by her side escap-
ed unhurt. The husband, and a stranger who
was present, made every effort to restore her
to life, but without effect.
The barn of Mr.. Walker, of Codorus town
ship, York county, Pa, was struck by light
ming, and together with nearly all its contents,
consisting of hay, grain, head of cattle, one
horse, wagons, Sc, consumed,
In Washington county, Md, says the Ha-
gerstown Pledge, Mr. John Spessard's barn
was completely unroofed and Invested of its
contents; nothing but the gable-end walls are
left standing. A number of trees were up
rooted, or broken off, and fences overturned
and Frustrated. Mr.. John Roland's barn was
also struck and good deal damaged but we
believe no personal injury was sustained. In
some parts of the county there was hail which
done some damage to windows
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ENARE REDUCED!
It CHANGE OF HOUR for PHILADELPHIA.
=. sxrsx,sa THE ONLY REGULAR 9PPO-
sSzsxss eaekshse SITI0N LINE TO PHILADEL-
SH1sazr'fEkht PliIA-By Individual Enterprise! via
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
Daily at e O'clock A. NJ. (Sundays eTcepted.)
PASSAGE ONE DOLLAR
The superior Steamer THOS. JEFFERSO ON, Capt.
Robert NJ. Hill, leaves the corner of + X ATT and
LIGHT SITS. EVERY MORNING, at 6 O'Clock,
Sundays excepted fer Chesapeake city, thence by
splendid Barges to Delaware city, and thence by
Steamer Portsmouth, Capt James Devoe, arriving in
Philad pha between aud O'Clock in the afternoon,
in ample time to connect with the New York Line.
{I3- Passengers for FOrd's Landing, Chesapeake
City, St. Georges, Delaware City, Newcastle and
Wilmington will take this line.
Passage to Phiad. 81 90 To st. Georges IS
90 TO Wilmington | 90 Chesapeake City so
@ to Newcastle 90 Fords Landing 100
GO to Delaware City 90
5I5-This is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever run between Baltimore and Philadel-
phia-and if YOU wish to support the Opposition, and
keep the fare down from 81 TO 81, go with the T'hos
Jefferson, and NO OTHER.
Excursion Passages Chesapeake city and back so cts
Meals provided on board-Breakfast 25"
DiEner, so"
NJ HILL, Agent.
TICKETS to he procured at the Office, No 126N.
E. corner of Pratt and Light streets ap23-u
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VOLUME. Kline. 1913.

nF-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN n RAATi-
MORE Clipper is furnished to subscribers, by care
fri carriers, only sir and quarter cents per week
payable TO the Carriers only, the end of each week.
The Clipper Will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers, at the rate Of -Four Dollars per yeapay
able, always, in advance.
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BLOODY AFFRAY. On Thursday last diff
Guilty arose in ST. Louis county, Mo-, between
four Germans; respectinga coal pit which two
of the party were burning. Boltze Rodth and
Martin Rodth, father and son, it appears, at
tackled John A. Freter and a young Mr., Erie
ter; old man Rodth was struck on the head
with an axe, and the younger Rodth presented
gun and fired, putting more than thirty buck
shot into the al m and side of the elder Frieter.
Both the Rodths were arrested, examined and
committed the wound ofFreter Is said 10 be a
dangerous one, and there is but little hope OF
his recovery
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FREIGHT AND PNssENGER TRAIN.

FAKE THROUGH ONLY so CENTS.
me Company's Freight Train will leave daily (ex-
cept sunday at O'Clock, PM. arriving in Philadel-
phla early next morning. Fare only so cents.
20 The Return Mail Passenger Trains leave Phla-
aueiphl respectively, at O'Clock, P. NJ, and lOa, r.
NJ Ire Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia
at O'Clock, P. NJ A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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ENARE TO PHILADELPHIA

EINAKE TO PARLIAMENTARY
Il REDUCED TO ST.. MEALS IS Cts.
~ snnx1 BALTIMORE s. PHILADELPHIA
E,Svsipes STEAMBOAT COMPANY from No.
-Ea&.aensteA3 LIoHT STREET WHARF, DAILY,
Sundays eIcepted,) at p O'Clock, p. NJ.
One or more Of the Boats of this Line will leave
No. Light street wharf daily, Sundays excepted,
at p o'clock, p NJ, arriving in Philadelphia early the
following morning.
street wharf
apl2 If z. G. HARRIS, Agent.
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Persons having false Teeth, that do not fit the gum,
rest easy in the mouth or answer the purpose intend
ed, may have them remode led so as TO he worn with
perfect ease, and be useful in mastcaton aud if by
any accident should need repairing they have il
done at 81 ort notice by Dr. LEACH. he having facilities
for doing plate work To be found in any other place
Visiters to the city will please take notice, that they
can have set of Teeth inserted in from 10 "a hours
EXTRACTING TEETH
Dr. l.. having his Rooms lighted with Gas, is ena.
blet 10 extract Teeth or broken fangs in the evening"
as well as by day light, and by much experience (hav-
ing extracted more than 1000 the past Year, with
without danger, and in most cases without pain.
TOOTHACHE CURED, nerves destroyed, and all
the quackery of the day practise5, if desired
N. B. Teeth inserted, in part full SETS suction
plate, formed of Platinum, article equal 10 Gold for
this purpose, and at one-third less price. ap7-tf
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TOOTHACH! TOOTHACHM


nbviatng the pain and danger of having it extracted,
by DR STINSON, 81 HANOVER STREET, 5 doors
above Pratt, who guarantees permanent in all
cases. Also, FLEEING, ScaIeing, Plugging, regulating
remedying the irregularities Of Chdrcn's Teeth.
DIR. ;. will insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from one
10 full set, in the latest and approved manner
He has paid particular attention 10 this branch of the
profcsson aud his operations TO give perfect
satisfaction in all cases, Those troubled with teeth
that have been improperly inserted or requiring new
sets, would do well TO call early possible, de
lays generally add obstacles to the operation Per
sons doing so may rely on being treated III a skllful
manner and at prices that cannot fail 10 please.
Dr. s. has article for filing teeth that are too
much decayed to be plugged with gold, which will
render them servicGabe ana durable. This article is
entirely unlike the cemenLs in use as it never
furnishes or changes color.
p3- All operations performed in the most de irabIe
manner, and at very reasonable charges. Office hours
from 4. NJ. to & =. VI. api
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THREE DEATHS BY LIGHTNING. On Thurs
day evening, 5th inst, during a shower OF
rain, flash of lightning passed down small
hickory tree, standing very near the piazza in
front of the residence of Green Fem, ESQ.,, OF
Westville, Miss, and when nearly upon pa
rallel of height with the roof of the house,
glanced off in different directions, striking
and badly stunning some or 10 persons, who
were in the piazza near the base of the tree, 8
of whom were instantaneously killed, viz: Mr.
w. B. Fem, aged about 10 years, G. G. Fem,
aged about Ia years. the former brother and
the latter an only son of G. Fem, Esq and
D. B. Halford, aged about 10 years, son Of
Mrs. Halford, who, with several others, had
stopped out of the rain, on his way home from
school.