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APPOINTMENT. Mr. Francis Grice, of the
N. York Navy Yard, has been appointed Chief
Naval Constructor of the Navy. Mr. F. Gricc,
in co junction with his father, built the U. g.
fngatc Guerrier, in Philadelphia, in 1914. He
also built the Delaware, and has just finished
the Albany.
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RNIRE BOARD PRINTS. The subscriber
H has Just received another assortment of hand
some Fire Board Prints, Boards &c. ~. n'' 81.
Also lot Of WIDE CURTAIN PAPER, for win
dow Blinds. Always on hand general assortment
of fine and common PAP i
..l -.- ...rr.. Seem JOHN G. HOLLAND, D..
NIL a.- 4S Gay at nest the odd Fellows Han.
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a Ef)GER PA imperial, super royal,
~ ,royar, MT dunn and dewv, bluo wove and white
vowed, faf sale by ,,.,a IUhNERH MupGe,
Rs9 a N - '''l 30. : Sbuth Charles Ste.
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Tag VoLuErEERs Il is stated that thei
Pennsylvania Regiment IS now iuli sin Incl
exception ofope company,
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

WHERE may be obtained the most speoa
Wv remedy for GonOnha, elects, striciures, ss
mnal Weakness, pain IN the Loius, affections OF tn
Kidneys; also those pee Hliar affections which aIS
from certain practice of youth, and which, If NO
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the en-
destroys both mind and body ThisLIemedy viii ole
cure Imp0teBcy, and every symptom of
SECRET DISEASE.
CURE WARRANTE OR NO CHANGE MAID
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Once No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREE
on the right hand side going from BatlmoTe-st., 2h
door from the cOrner-rght opposite the POce ofio'
BE particular in observing the name ont be d"o
and wiadOw, OF you will mistake the place
IN IOII NICrI ON
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THE MONEY MARKET. The New York
Herald says:-"The Mexican war will distnb-
ute the thirteen millions surplus revenue on de-
posite to the credit of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, in about fifty banks, in different Sec
tions of the country, more rapidly and more
thoroughly than any other method; it will bene-
fit all classes, from the producers in the western
country down TO the merchant-it will pass
through all hands, and do an immense deal of
good; whereas, had it not have been for some
thing of this kind, there would have been a
continual contest between the banks for the
possession of such large sum on deposite;
and in the event of the re-establishment Of the
Independent Treasury law, while such large
surplus existed, a contest between the State
banks and the government, similar to (but
more powerfully than between the government
and the United States Bank
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FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.


DEAUTIFUL SPRING DRY GOODS
EB The subscriber has received very choice
lection of New Goods, and will dispose Of them at
moderate prices:
Superior new style wide LAWNS
do do do Dress GINGHAMS
Handsome Prints of various designs
Superior Striped Bingham Lawns
Super English Furniture Prints
Best Italian Lustring and other SILKS
Cambria, Jaconet, Swiss and Book MuSLINS
Long Lawn, Bishop Lawn and Plaid MusIiRs
liemstitch'd, Cold & COrdh BOrdet'dL CHDKFS
Irish Linens and Sheetings, NAPKINS, Towels, SC
Damlsk Table Linens, Russia y Bird eye Diapers
Embroidered and Satin Striped SlAWLS
Ferry cheap Barages, Balzarnes Delaines
Parasols Sun Shades and Umbrellas
Aipacas and Bombaziues, at low prices
Plain Black BARAGES of fine quality
Hosiery, Gloves and rich Bonnet RlBANDS
ALsO-A general assortment of Men and Boys wear,
such as
Black and Coored Summer CLOTHS
Croton Coating, Gambroons, Fancy Drillmgs
Summer Cassimeres, French s Grass Linens
Handsome VESTINGS, Silk Pocket HDKFS
SuspendeIs, CTayats, SC, together with several
styles of PLAIN GOODS, suitable for Friends, all OF
which will be sold at low prices.
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store
apl3 NO.25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette
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GFor the American Republican. ]
THE LAMENT

I oned ty The Death Of Major SAMUEL RINGcoLI
Z fell in battle on the Plain Of Pdto .4Ho, S'h Q
l5l6,
By BENZ. sTGLLMAN BALcH.
#ssTo sleep, the brave who sink TO rest
With all their counuy'S hORors blest."
Spencer,
on the corey battle field,
Amid the jarrng din of war,
+ And the Juror Of the fight,
Sadly dropped thy risen star,
Methinks we see thy warrior form,
Mid the lannon's deafening roar,
3 Mid the widest of the storm,
As the iron hail doth pour
4 Al the flashing of each gun,
Peering through the vapcrous cloud,
4 Calm as rising Of the sun,
While thy hOarse voice rang aloud.
Bidding freemen strike the blow,
At the despot and the knaVe,
Who by basest arts would sow,
4 Discord vile, among the brave.
i ALAS! thy martial frame! it reels,
Thine hour is called! thy sands be run
4 And thy gallant charger feels
Death before the set Of sun.
When the narrowing tale was told,
How cur beating hearts did wall,
As the sound of vict'ry rolled,
Onward with the passing gale
! Should thy mail'd troop yet survive,
Tramp our city'S pave again,
! Worn and soed with glorious war, a
Tears would course our wan cheeks they'll
We should miss thy manly form, |
Note no more thy gentle eye,
j Cease TO hear that hoarse command,
Which inspired the brave TO die.
j But thy name shall live in story,
! For did'st fling thy valued life
To the battle red and corey,
And noby fall amid the strife.
Long as sons of noble sires,
Breathe and tread DER Freedom 8 soil,
Worship at her altar fires,
And in its mighty cause do toll.
4 Just so long shall RINGGoLD's name,
Roll onward with the tide of time,
4 While the shril trump of his fame,
Shall resound in notes sublime.
fillmore, May 2e, 1886,
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OLD KENTUCKY IN THE FIELD. The State
of Kentucky has responded nobly to the call
for her quota of troops. The Governor has is
sued his proclamation stating that he has ac-
ceptcd the services of two full Regiments, and
regrets that number who offered late had ne
cessarily to be refused. The Louisville Legion
has already embarked. The following are the
reremainder of the two Regiments.
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PHILADELPHIA Volunteers. We Learn
from the Philadelphia papers, that the First
Regiment of Volunteer Infantry, attached to
the Fist Brigade, have authorised Col Patter-
son to tender their services to the Governor Of
the State.
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U. S. TRoors. On Saturday, company D.
of the I'd regiment of U. S. Artillery, under
Capt Scribner, arrived in Philadelphia, from
Fort Mifiin, and departed for Fort Columbus
n. Y. 1t is thought they are destined for Tex
as. Fort Mlfflin is now entirely vacant.
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RHONEY! MONEY! Persons in want of mo.
I'VE uey, from 81 to thousands, can be accGmmO-
dated. Judgments of and ~ months purchased -
Diamonds, gold, silver, merchandise, Sc, of every
description purchased at all times. All business trans
actions strictly confidential
LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence ofhce,
m2l 10 Exchange Place.
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NtANTON MATTING. r

EtANTON MATING. The subscriber las on
u hand a large assortment of superior CANTON
MATING, Plain, Checked and Fancy 3, q, and
quarters wide. quarter heavy MATING, fo'
STAIRS, a superior Article.
Rooms laid with Mating at short notice,
JOHN c. HOLLAND, &c Gay St
ayl6 near the Odd Fellows Hall
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|THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTl-
CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
|riers, at only str and quarter cents per week
|e to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
Clipper will also be sent, by mail, TO distant
beers, at the rate of -Four Dollars per year, pay
|lways, in advance.
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Cry MORTALITY. There were l04 deaths
in Philadelphia last weekly consumption l3
small pox 3.
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

a distinguished graduate from one of the first Col
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Diploma; also, a member Of the Royal College OF
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London and the greater part of whose life has been
spent in the first hospitals of Europe and America
viz those Of London, Paris and Philadelphia, may
be consulted on all diseases, hui more particularly
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FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
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Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
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Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, Va....,.,.......,..,.,., 800
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N, G. 500
Passage between Baltimore aud Charleston, 5.
G., Uhrough Ickets) Observation-Disclosures, 2O,OO
meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats ]
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Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) who
will conduct you and your baggage to the boat,
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MARRIAGE

Should reflect that sound and body are the me
necessary requisites to promote cOnnubia happnes
Indeed, without these, the journey through life b
comes a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly dar
ems to the vew-the mind becomes Swallowed wi
despair, and filled with the melancholy reflection, tn
the happiness of another becomes blighted with o
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ECONOMY.

Under this head our readers will find an
advertisement worthy their notice. From
the high recommendations of respectable
gentlemen in several places where Mr.. Husr
has worked we have been induced to submit
several soiled and faded garments TO his pro
cess. He returned them cleanscd. and re
stored 10 their color and beauty far beyond
our expectations, Indeed the wear excepted
they seem 10 be as good as new. As to the
permanency of his improvement we have OF
course no personal knowledge, but if his nu-
merous certificates are TO be believed with
many grains of allowance, Mr.. Huse is by
no means to be classed with the ordinary
manipuIators of old clothes. We believe his
process is far preferable to any which has
hitherto been used, and that he will give the
satisfaction which he promises.
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VERMONT VOLUNTEERS.

The Union the government organ, says
hat Tic Precedent is making active prcpar
ations for carrying on the WIZ in the mosl
vigorous manner Gen. Scott is 10 take the
field as commander in chief. The volunteer
troops to be Immediately called into service
will be taken irom tie states nearest 10 the
scene OF operation, and for them the neces-
sary orders have been issued Measures
hav been taken 10 have the residue OF the
authorised force organized 10 be called into
lie service al tie shortest notice. Proper
lions will be called from each state and ter
ri;ory. We understand that two regiments
Of FIVE hundred men each are assigned 10
Tile stale. Governor Slade has just re-
ceivcd a request from the Secretary
OF war 10 organize a portion of this quota
We believe his request extends only TO
one battalion of five companies, with an int
nation that the remainder might be called
Tor when Necessary
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED BY THE
USE OF DR.. WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY.

The following certificate is.from the wife
of M. Enoch Perry, a very respectable far
mer in Oxfcrl County, Maine, aud can be re-
lied upon as true in every particular. 1t was
not solicited, hut given by the lady. from a
sense of dnty, feeling that she owed the
preservation of her life to DIR. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry.
Rumford, Oxford Co., Me-, July %, As.
This may certify that have for number
of years been severely afflicted with the asth-
ma. In October, IS43, | took a violent
cold. which produced very severe cough,
which was accompanied with severe pains
in my side, and | sweat profusely nights.
These bad symptoms continued, until was
SO much reduced that | was unable to do
any work about the house, or even walk
across the room without assistance. In Ju-
ly. 1874, Twas so afflicted with shortness of
breath, such great difficulty in breathing, and
in such severe pain. that | was unable 10 lie
in bed orsleep for three weeks. One physi-
clan who attended me, and another who was
consulted, both gave me up to die-said they
could do no more for me. My friends des-
paired of my life. had no hope MYSELF
[ then commenced takinglDy. Wistar's Bal
san, Of Wild Cherry. Before had take. one
bottle. was able TO walk about the house.
| continued to take the BaIsam until had ia
ken four bottles, aud NOW AM WELL,
free from pain, little or no cough, do my own
work. keep no help, and have not enjoyed
better health for fifteen years.
Signed, RELIANCE PERRY.
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THE WAR SPIRIT.

The Union, after stating that no official
dispatches we're received by the late arrival
from the Rio Grande, magnloquenily says;
And now westward. hop Let us redou5le
our exerlions, gather our volunteer force as
rapidly as possible, thoW them at once across
The Rio GTdnde, march into lHerico. ana
terminate he tcdr, necessary, in the halls o.
N0ntezumd. This is the time for action
bold, vigorous, action. Stroke should follow
after stroke, and bring these vauniing. arro-
CANT, obstinate Mexicans TO terms. Let Us
by our energy, conquer peace. Let us have
a brisk and short war oft For which pur-
pose let US put forth all our strength al
once'
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Abolition. Their hands at this moment are
red with The blood Of the slave. The con-
sequences of refusing to pursue the plain
path Of duty, which was to defeat LocOfo-
coism at the last Presidential election, are as
chargeable upon Thirdparyism as if they
had voted directly for Mr.. Polk. These are
annexation, tcar, and the perpetudtiOn ofthat
memorable power Of the STAKEHOLDER, which
they deprecate in the case of poor Tory.
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THE FREEMAN AND TORY.

The last Freeman comes abroad clothed in
mourning for the death of Mr.. Tory.
Tory was a sincere but INFATUATED man.
He marred the best intentions by attempting
what was weak and impracticable. He
would promote the emancipation of slaves
by stealing them from their masters. Yet
orry' however justly convicted, has been
ao"sed- Common humanity demanded that
he should be released, when it was clear that
Otherwise he would die in Prison. And YET
we cannot from our soul, see how these Bir-
ney abolitonlsts can make up their minds TO
talk about This sincere bu, mistaken friend OF
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The Nortien Railroad. This important
work, it is now confidently stated, will 90
forward to a certain completion. The stock
has been subscribed chiefly in Boston. The
citizens Of Ogdensburgh and that vicinity Gel
ebrated the event by supper at the ST. Law
renee Hotel. The Hon. John Fine presided
Judges Fine and Brown. aud Hon. J. L. Rus
sci. J. A. Van Heuvel and Jas. G. Hopkins,
who have been prominentin advancing this
improvement, and in procuring subscriptions
10 the stock, addressed the company. We
congratulate the citizens of Northern New
York upon their favorable prospects for this
great undertaking. Albany Argus.l
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LICENCE ELECTIONINNEW-YORK
ANTELICENCE VICTORY.

BY the Law cities and towns shall vote on
the question of focusing or denying liccnce
TO retailers of ardent spirits. The city OF
New York is exempt from the law. Brook
lyn has gone anii-Iicence by an overwhel-
ming majority. Nine out of the len wards
Of Albany have gone against licences. Utica,
Troy, Lansinburgh, and Waterford have al
gone heavy mo licence.' In 10 cities and
towns heard from, the majority forno lcence
is 5268. Ifreturns from other parts of the
State prove as favorable decisive victory
over King Alcohol has been obtained.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MosDAr, Nj;

BRIGHTON Maxine LIMO NDAr, May
II, 1916.
Reported for The n. E. Farmer.
AT market $50 Beef Cattle, ~ pairs Work
ing Oxen. 20 Cows and Calves, 60 Sheep
and 800 Swine. 100 Beef Cattle unsod.
PRICES Beef CdnLe-Prices have declined
and we reduce our quotations. Extra, 500
1925. 1st quality, 1915 5000. I'd quail
ity S5,25 $3.50. Sd quality S4.75 500.
Working Oren.-Sales S65. S6l and $50.
Cores and CdLres. Sales S23, S25. S27
and $50 We noticed sale OF two exraor-
binary Cows from Princeton. one part Dur
hams, at sos. and one native at $50.
WOOL. The demand for this article has
been great during the past week, but prices
have somewhat declined.
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FIRE COMPANY ORGANIZATION.
At meeting of the members of the Mid
dlebury Fire company No l holden at the
Town Room May Goth, 1876, the followin!
persons were chosen Officers of said company
for the year ensuing;
LEVI PECK, Captain.
MARTIN S. DORANCE, LIST Lieut..
JASON DAVENPORT, I'd.
JUSTUS COBB. Sd.
HORACE CRANE, 4th.
HEMAN LANGWORTHY, 1st Hoseman
AMASA HARRINGTON, I'd.
JOHN II. SIMMONS, SECRETARY.
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o. Our correspondent II. is informed
that his communication is inadmissable. II
we have inadvertently admitted into ourcol
umns anything personally offensive, We
have given room for the defence. 10 rea-
ton to our paper, here the matter must end
for reasons sufficiently obvious to those who
reflect that public journal should not be the
receptacle of private griefs.
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THE TARIFF.

The Washington Correspondents of the
whig papers since wa, with Mexico has been
declared have been encouraging the people
with the hope that the Tariff would not be
repealed. They regard the last act OF Con-
gre.s to raise ten Millions and the constant
ly accommodating expenses Of war as making
certain on indefinite postponement of the
ruthless scheme for The reduction Of the tar
if. But the Union, the government organ
is still savage in its hostility TO the Tariff,
and lectures Congress in the following strain,
which sounds like the knell OF national pros
perity.
The existing war with Mexico can consii-
tute no reason for refusing to reduce the Ia
riff We have a present surplus Of twelve
millions of dooIars. The expenditure Of less
than this sum, we trust will bring the contest
TO a speedy and successful termination. Be-
sides, a reduction of duties and fairer eqnali-
zation Of the Tariff do not necessarily imply a
reduction OF the revenue. On the contrary,
the reduction of the duties that are nearly
prohihitory must increase the revenue. The
bill proposed by MIR. Walker brings. accOr
ding to the estimates, tvs enty-four millions
more; which. together with the ausmenting
proceeds of the sales of the public lands, will
Weld an abundent revenue. 1t is disgraceful
TO the country to suppose that the contest with
Mexico renders improper any induction of
the duties. The present is not revenue
Tariff; and in case of war, the heavy duties
will be rendered more probibitory. Let no
Member of Congress, therefore, refuse 10 snip
port the rights of our country abroad, from
any panic anticipation that il will arrest the
reduction of The Tariff. Far from it! We
must do our duty in be:h ways, bodily and
unhesitaiingIy. Now is the time to strick al
the Tariff system. The country demands it.
Justice requires it, The power is put into
the hands OF The Republican party TO consu
mate this reform. We are waiting with grea:
impotence for the House to act upon the
Tariff question. How long will it be before
Congress proceeds to act, and to act decis
lively, upon this great and eading measure Of
she present session
Still it is doubtful whether the 20 majority
Of Iocos will dare touch the Tariff of 1912
The northern section are said TO be daily de
serting. The New York members will not dire
go the figure aud upon them the fate of The
Tariff depends.
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GEN TAYLoR's ARMY in front OF Matamoros
amounts in numbers at 24O0 more than one
third of the whole standing, force of the Uni
ted States. The remainder about 1000 is
streached over four thousand miles Of from
tier, one man 10 a mile, 10 keep off the Brit
ish and Indians while Mexico undergoes the
process of conquest.
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Notice.

The Inhabitants of the village of Middle
bury are ht reby notified that all cattle found
running at large in said village, after three
days from this date will be impounded by or
der of the Trustees.
JAMES M. SLADE, Clerk.
MavO6th ISA6
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B0NNETS.

The Iatiies will find an excellent assert
ment of Bonuets,-Florence, of beautiful
texture and finish, at the top of the fash
ion, and at the heigth of taste; Rutland
and plain Straw: t"gether with ribbons
posies, gewgaws and artifcials, in per-
feet avalanche at
u. BECKWITH'S.
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Mexico and no! the Executive TO settle The
question of war; The war he considers as
defensive to repel those who act on the Of
fensive.
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STILL ALIVE! !

THE subscriber has just returned from Bos-
l. ton with large variety Of GOODS. select
ed by HIMSELF, and as he generally pays his bills,
he will sell them al a reasonable living profit,
mot the Jest goods in store at less Than cost The
public are respectfully invited to examine the
qualities, and prices.
HARMON A. SHELDON
May IL, 1916.
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In Woonsocket R. l., 18th inst, by Rev
Mr.. Stewart, Mr. Uriah Nickerson, TO Miss
Sarah F. Lawrence-boih of this village.
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OF LIGHT.

HAS now on hand good supply ofmaierialS
for dispensing light,
Pure Sperm Oil.
Mould Candies.
Addmant Pearl Lights
A new and beautiful article, giving more light
than Sperm Candles, and at less cost.
Porteis's Patent Burning Fluid.
A Boston invention which is fast taking the lead
of every other article now used for light.-it be-
ing entirely free from grease, does not injure
clothing or iurniture-is without smoke, and
does not burn the wick-cnnsequently is easily
keptin order. g-JAlso on hand, an assortment
of Lamps for burning the above. Any style of
Lamps desired can be supplied at short notice.