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pb CT uns Sas perli6ert bdtte; uno oaB fem
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bur9 Dffentli9e &Idii6ten biftirt 1T, tit su aus
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rem miro, Ubne ii6 iber5eu9t gu BADEN, OBJ bic
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ben auf Der 8alis Der 8tererpereirt9un9, Doer
ni6t, 1tebt uns iber allen 3peifel erbaben."
Ser @aibinstOner Correspondent ces q. 9.
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Generdle mani6en iebr, baB lid bic sunse 8es
belenz 0lrmee in DtaiIe er9eben m66te, ramit
fe fi6 ni6t in cine gauge Mn5abl @ueriQaban@
ben in ben @ebir9sbiitritten Sertbeilen uno cen
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iesen tonne. Sine @affenitreduns pes gan5en
9eeres piroe BON benz grdiioenten init ben
liberaliten GOnceiliOnen beantpOrtet Weroen. "
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baltene Gonferen5 babe ii6 Uffenbar muir auf Die
beabf6tigten Olilitdrbewesungen besOsen, pa
na9 Oerielben Sen. Grant feline san5e Nrmee
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pOrisen MittwOa Don @uibinstOn na6 Gitp
@Oint ot9ereiit 1T, 9ibt ben @eriidten iIber neue
Observation-Disclosures nene Nnhrund.
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Sereimtgte Staatem
1910 p~rC,entioe Wnleibe.

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ter,ei&nete Bic Generals ubfcriptiOn seasentur fur ben
Ierfauf BON Ser. Gtaaten S&abamtS<gp ieben
unb b~reiseBntel 4ro3eut 3infeu per 9abr traSeHb unb
ais bic
gicbensS reiRiser @nlribe
betannt, an%senomlHen,
Dieie Ncteu tpurbeu ar Is. Ausuf 1864 auSsefelt
nnb ftnb mad bret Sa6reu bonn Datum in CURRENCY 3abls
Bar cber mad 8eIieben bes Snbabers in
Ser. ct. 5-2Oer feds Pr03ent
Golb tragenbe bombs
nmpaubel6ar.
DieIe Bombs ftnt iest cine YrGmie bon neun PrO5en
pertb, nit 9nbesriff ter GrIb3inieu SOm NcUember, mas
ben pirfli&eu Brrfit Der 7-30er Anleibe ua6 benz ses
US9nIi&en 3insfuss, 3inieu iubeOrihen, af unsefd4r
je9n PrOjent per Sabr brinst obseieben BON beren . e.
+ | u II b g a a t g. II n b 30 II II / ) / p a l.
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Gt8entRum bere&uet, moo Elm bts
bret Pro3eut3ufu Bt. Die 3tnien finb Palb'
lSbrli@ 3a9l6ar bur& Coupons, tpcmit iebe glOte Der
ieben lift un6 bic abSei&uitteu unb an jeben 0tatler obG
Sanquier ~Sertauft tperben tSnneu.
Die 3inien betrasen
Ginen Gent per Gag BON elmer $50 Sfote.
StOei Gents " " 500 @Ote.
Sebm ~ y $500 Note.
SUGmSis - $4,000 NOte.
Gin Dollar - ~ n $4,000 OsOte.
gfo:en fir ale Seuannteu 8erGse nerbeu mad gmpfarS
Der @ubicriptiOueu prompt 6eiOrst.
Dies it
bic rin3tge 9lnlei9e int Marttc,
tpel&e iest bon Der 8esierung a~nSe6oten 1T, unb eS ~t6
suSerfi&tIi& %erpartet, BAT bereu DOr3itSli&e 8Ort9eile fe
sur pOpuIdrRen NInleibe bciur SOIRe
MAIDEN perbe.
DeniSer as 5000, 900, 900 bleiben un~bertauft, bic
~aPri@einli@ binnen ben nS6feu te4Sjig ober uelntis
&oSeu ~Ser9eben ieiu perOeu, mobann bieIelbeu iecenfalS
nur sesen Prdmie tdufli& itnb, mas Bis iest iutu1er beim
S&lufe bon SubIcriptioneu anberer Gnleibeu Der gdl
mar.
Inn ber 8eDSlteruuS iebes Plases unb iebes 8esrtss
teSli@e @rlei4teruns CUR 8et9eiGisuns an bieier anldhe
Seben 3u tSuneu, baben bic 0~ationalz 9 anten, Staatsa
uHS PriDatzSanten i'm SanSen 9anbe f6 ~aIgentein berei
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erbalten, berantportIi@.
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9MbIcriptiOms. 81 gent, NbiIaSelplia.
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Office: NQB@de ppn S6mtb III NOmbaro
TIM 2. Stpf Der Snrmers & Wlerbdnts 8ant,
&tneane In -3ombarb Str.
Dieie nsne @etu i6aft In tsst berett. @erf6ergusfller
Mrt eeetn 8erluft pber S&aben bur6 Teuer entseeentrt-
men. Da BITE Nttten Der @etu fhdft flo tn ben 0dnb bpu
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b~eftn6sr, 70 TT bas beuti&e 9ublltunt ~beiUnotrS %einsben,
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ten unternetmen ittne 0erF& sranseH an3upsrtrduei
Yr1Fttnt: Gto s. 80 ejber.
Dice. Yrafbent: s. etnrt6 Straus.
1irsFtoren :
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Clinton g~Detsiittel, 6erm s. Grtfelb,
@eOrg &of Srtetri6 QDe
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Spbann Batter, Sol. ". Au6n.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,


To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Depot, Camden street, and Eutaw street-4.3O, TO5,
s.45 and $40 A. NJ, and 2.3O and 600 P N. Sunday
trains at 4.5O and s.45 A. NJ, and 4.2OPM
To Philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad Depot Presi-
dent street-8.25 and 40 A. M and 10 4l6 6 IS and
9.S Z. NJ. Sunday trains for New York $50 P NJ
and tor Philadelphia 9.25 P. NJ.
10 Harrisburg and the West, by Northern Central
Railroad Depot corner Calvert and Franklin street
-g;W A. NJ. and $50, 500 and 1000 P. NJ.
on IpFF 81 ~ Northern Central Railroads.&c. A.
To Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
To Ellicott's Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R R-62O
and 10 A. NJ, and $50 P. NJ. .
IS g Salisbury by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait
To R p Del, by Pha,, Wilmington and Bait. R
To Wheeling and Petersburg by Bait and Ohio
Express, daily (includng Sunday, P NJ; st. Louis
Express. daily Except Saturday, $40 P. NJ
10 westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland K R,.9.20 A. NJ. and $50 and 500 P. NJ.
10 Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond, by
Bay Line, Union Dock and Now Line, Spears wharf
daily at 600 P. NJ.
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
Shore.,,every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. by
To Annapolis by Bait. and Ohio and Annapolis and
Elkridge Railroad, Depot Camden street-7.O5 S.45
A. M. and 420 p NJ, and by Individual Enterprise
Steamer from pier at foot of Camden street every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday morning at 7.30
A. NJ.
For further information see advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part of this paper.
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M airline jOU r N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, November 18th, 1865
As,x,iynt1

MONDAY. November 18th, 1865.
Arrived.
Steamship Allegheny; Flagg, from New York
Steamship kingfisher, Rector from New York
IS hours-mdse to 5 Blaisdell, Jr.
steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk-to NJ
Brig Prairie Rose, Doughty from Hayana--to
Bigelow d SARGENT sugar to T W Bruno Sons.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk-M Malls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Norfolk-A W
Shaw
Steamer Lancaster, Tomlinson, Havrc de Gface-J
j Taylor
Steamer Artizan, Young. New York; A Shriver.
Steamer Florence Franklin, Pierson, Philadelphia
j A Shriver.
81 Brig Fannie, Chapman, cleared at Philadelphia
10th inst for Savannah.
Schr Agility. (Brl Prye, Halifax-Thos Matthews
Sons
Cleared for Baltimore.
Bark Adelaide, Etchberger cleared at Rio Janeiro
Oct 9Th for Baltimore.
Bark Clifton, Gavet. cleared at Rio Janeiro for
Baltimore prior to Oct s s5hi
Steamers Falcon and Sea Gull, New ork.
Brig Cleta, MayagueZ, r.
Brig Montrose, New York
SchI H G Brooks. Londonderry, \ ).
Bark Flora, Charleston.
Arrived from Baltimore
Steamer Diamond, Pryor, hence at y ew York 10th
inst.
Disaster.
Schr Alice Oliver, from Pensacola for Cedar Kevs
was in collision with three masted schooner un-
known, on the 18th ut, about 20 miles S W of Cane
San Bias, and sank in o short time after: Captain
and crew took to the boat, and were picked W by
brig Olga and taken TO New Orleans.
Memoranda.
Schr II B Metcelf, Rogers, from Albany for Balti
more, arrived at New York 10th.
LONDON, 0ct'r 3l-Br brig Edith. from Baltimore
for Rotterdam, drove rocks Mays Castle 26th
ult; falls with the tide
New YoRK--Arrived Nov 18th, Br bark Wavelet.
Ashorn, Rio Janeiro.
BosroS-,Arrived Nov 18th, brig John Freeman
Loring, Baltimore.
by telegraph to News Room
Bark Amazon, Helmsley, hence for Rio Janeiro
was spoken Nov'r LIST, lat q .43, long. 61.50.
Bark Amelia Gehring, Haynie was loading at Rio
Janeiro Oct Sd for Baltimore
Brig Prestissimo, James, hence for New York, was
spoken 9Th inst off Chingoteague.
MERCHANTS News Room.
Baltimore, Nov'r Is h, 1866.
Foreign Exports.
ha nn sshr Agility, 593 bills -four 50 do rye
h0ur Oh do meal, $50 bushels corn 900 gallons petro
leum. ~ P''i'
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FINE CLOTHING.
HEARD AND BEI1Ey

ItwaS a cold and bitter evening
The snowhakes quickly fell,
And the chimes were gaily pealing
Of the fireman. fire bell;
The racket of day was declining,
One by one it died away
As voice from calling
Singing no, no. oh, hey!
What! stop this bitter evening,
cannot answeredno!
l am freezing, yes, am colder
Than the flakes of the falling snow,
Its true my coat from Dobbin's
| bought to keep me warm,
have had it a week ors0 only
And now it is tattered and torn:
thought would stop and listen,
To what cOmrade had to say,
Said he | see you are musing
As you tread your weary way,
Now tell me of your sorrows
May be L IL give you some plan.
10 send you home smiling,
happier, better man.
told him the coat from Dobbins
bought was all a cheat
Not good for the sun of the summer
Or the cold of the winters seet.
Said he, Friend, that's easily ended:
There is some folks or gents down town
Whose art In the making of coats pants and vests
Has become OF the greatest renown.
cannot remember their names lust now:
lust walt you moment so.
Is it Jones, is it johnson, or Jenkins2
\ es. No, that isn't it. No! moi
Oh yes, now have it, I am sure,
It's at Marble Hall, No 10 W. Baltimore street.
Their names are SMITH Bros & Co.
Now whenever you want Coat Pants or Vest
=, Or any Clothing that's got up in style,
I9 make you look like priest, preacher or beaux,
. Or Just as if you'd struck He
Buy your Goods at the Great SMITH BROTHERS:
will warrant, as sure as you're born.
In summer they will make you feel pleasant
In winter they will make you feel warm.
Now this advice costs nothing,
Not of money a fraction so small:
Just do what tell you, and in future
You'll bless me and the Great MARBLE HALL.
SMITH, BROS. q CO.,
ec2S-tf Marble Hall Clothing House.
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In the Mississippi Legislature the me,

In the Mississippi Legislature the mem.
bers ndisposed to act on the bills proposed for
the regulation of the freedmen and their affairs and
it is thought probable that the of these measures
will be entirely passed for the present session.
though the people of the State well as those of
South Carolina and other portions of the South en-
terrain apprehensions of the negroes rising in nsur-
rection, and legislation to entirely deprive them of
arms has been suggested. speech recently made in
jackson by major in the national army to an as
seoiage OF freedmen, in regard to the apparently
oeial disposition towards them Of the Legislature
nas gwen great offence to the white Mississppians
anu tended to inaame theirpreudices against North
ana;ns vn N general and army officers in particular,
lar crusade. PROPOSES resu-
The New Bedford Mercury relates that
one applicant Tor the privilege of voting in that CITY
was refused upon the ground that he ID ,na' oI5S
very persistently denied the statsmo,., ue n ne
voting list was against him. 'u' the
In Chicago the newsboys are licensed and
hadssd by the police Here they badger each uts.r
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK!
- YOUTH TO THE AGED
BTOKRENE
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR.


LIFE REJUNENATOR.
RB~ThiS preparation is nequalled as Rcjuvcna-
tor and ReStOrcr of wasted or inert functions
The feeble the aged and all those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
what its name implies a Life RciuyCnatOr, which,
while 1t builds up the shattered constitutions will also
mpart to the feelings the brisknesS and energy which
belong to youth.
feebed in its functions, this superb preparation will
remove that cause at once and forever.
BIOKRENE
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
CAPACITY. DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, LOSS
OF APPETITE, Low SPIRITS, IMBECILITY,
MENTAL INCIDENCE. EVACUATION. ENNUI.
AND NQVEI. EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM; and al who are in any way Frustrated by
nervous disabilities are earnestly advised to seek
cure in this most excellent and unequalled prepare
ton.
BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIRING,
the OLD; should give this valuable discovery trial.
1t will be found totally different from all other
articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.
This preparation is invaluable in nervous weak
nesses of all kinds, as it will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful permanence
pepsla with the first dose. brief persistence in its
use will renovate the stomach to degree of perfect
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever
one Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for IS. Sold
by Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
HUTCHINGS & HILLYER,
ProprietOrs, No. IS Dey street,
c-,,, ,,r,,u- New York.
Sold by SETH S. HANCE,
.lOS Baltimore street,
lola
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[Copy.1
~ ~,

ICOpy,J
BALTIMORE, Nov. |, 1865.
L have read the report of Mr.. S. r. Biddle Man
ager 81 Stables Mount Glare Depot, Baltimore and
Uhlo halr9ad on the patent for roughing horses by
yation can fully concur in his report and from the
facility with which it may be applied to roughing,
and not being liable to get out of order believe il
will come into general and found to be of great
benefit to horses and a valuable invention,
(Signed) JOS. F. FOREMAN.
MANAGER osthe horses for the Madison
Reys'im Avenue Line Of City RR,
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VNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE H., tho sinh.
scrlber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltlmore city letters of administration on the es
taIe OF SAIHARlNE WILLIAMS, late of said city,
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with me
6 thereof to the subscriber on or before tne
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Al persons indebted to said estate are %
make immediate payment. Given under my hand
'A-' -''A 0as VI "s'sIa0s'' -''' JOHN COATES,
pQIl-Iaways Executor,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R. STABLES,
MoTST CTApP 0ctohar o-th Iee5


BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R. STABLES
MOUNT CLARE, October 9TH 1865
6. VIM. P. Smith, Esq, Master of Transportation
or: have given the patent Rough Horse Shoe in
vented by Mr.. j. W. Hodges, fair, full and impair
tial tra as you requested, putting them on one of
heaviest draught horses. remaining on for twelve
aays.the horse being in the streets nearly all
me the Tune. can, with the greatest confidence say,
!nat consider 1t most valuable invention answer
ing well IN all respects the object for which il is
aeeg1ea h ind it fully adapted to the purpose Of
waiting the necessity of removing the Shoes in order
TO rough the horses, thereby avoiding the great injury
70 the feet which results from the frequent removal Of
shSss fb i in the ordinary mode roghg
NE Snoes to severe trial of heat and ham
ntefing without any arrangement of the plate or
grooves find Incapable Of being shaped and fitted
Shoe. &c any otner
! am fully of opinion that the Shoe is dec;dedlv
calculated to preserve the horse from sipping ana
tnat its use would prove great benefit saving the
morse from sources of injury to which he is now snb
ject and consequently source Of great econom sup
the preservation of the horses, Al
,e,,, Very respectfully.
'signed 5. R. BIDDLE,
Stable Manager.
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Corn, was active and firm, particularly white of
which there 10000 bushels sold. mostly for
export at $3.50 cts for damp new S3@S5 cts for dry
there were less than 1000 bushels received sold at
SOas2 cts for new and SO cts for prime old Rye sold
to-day Mt wa 10y cts and Oats at 5Oa5l cts but the
transactions IN both were limited
M0LASSES.-Molasses is steady at nrevious quota
tons, VIZ: 5O@60 cts for Cuba clayed 55@7O cts for
Is cts to 81 p gallon for Porto Rico Maryland Re
bbs. and half bbls. '-'''''
PR0VISI0NS-Fo Provisions generally the mar
ket is dull and heavy There are few orders for b.
con coming forward which are being filled at 2034@2l
cts for Sides and r@lS cts for Shoulders, but the
being no purchasers for round lots The stock heres
light but apparently quite sufficient for the demand
s aSTe BU Mea here and we can sn give no re-
100 bbls Mess Pork at S33 decline of % cts on the
previous quotation. Prime Mess is held at $780, and
Prime at $3.50 4 Dbl but there is selling so far
as advised. We hear of no transactions in
Lard, we quote it as before at 93 sfor City, and
2S@9 cts for Western. Butter is dull with rather
declining tendency but Cheese is in fair demand and
RICE.-Rice is unchanged in price, and we con-
COON, and 1@l119 cts for Carolina. with but limited
>sUGARs.-we have reported to-day sale of IS
hhdS. Porto Rico to grocer but the terms were not
made public; and we heard also, in addition of one
Or. two small sales, within the range Of que
eli cts for refining grades Cuba and English Island
44al52 cts for grocery grades do; and S14@l412 cts
for common to fair Porto RicO l5@1e cts for good
to prime do; 169 cts for choice and l65alS cts for
Centrifugals.
REFINED SUGARs.-Deliveries continue to, be made
Crushed 1919 cts for Soft Crushed White and Il cts
cts for Yellow.
SEEDS.-We have heard Of no sales OF Cloverseed
to-day but the market is believe unchanged, and
continue to quote it at $50 S.25 bushe for good
TO prime. We continue to quote Timothy seed at
So 5OgS 81 z bushel, but it is very dull Flaxseed Is
selling at Ns}(lgSs}. 10 n buSle
SALT.-Thc market is we'll supplied with LIVER,
pool Salt nearly 1900 sacks having been received
trade at $3.50 for Ground Alum: $50 for MarshallS
fine, and 81 a sack for Ashton's do. Turks Island
Salt is selling from store at 50 cts Z bushel. 800
WHISKI.-There have been sales to-day OF 200
bbls Whisky in second hand bbs at $40, . hbls
Western do in IA hoop packages at 81 T. and % bblS
do at S2.li per gallon at which figure it was held
quite firmly al the close.
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Tsokt0as Markets,

BosroH, Nov. 1.-THE market is steady, with an
improved demand. Sales of Western superiine at IS
8.2j; common extra S9@9.25: Medium do SlO@ll
good and choice Ohio Michigan and Tennessee
Sl2.lNd13: Illinois and southern Ohio SIG l5 St
Louis good and choice $l3@ II z Dbl. Canada is in
steady demand; sales ofsuperilne at $50 =; com
Sll.50@13 = Dbl Southern is quiet; we quote Bran
DIVINE at SlO5O; good and choice brands Baltimore
at S5@525 Z Dbl. Rye Flour i selling at S6@s z
Dbl. Grain-Thc market for Corn is steady, with q
moderate demand; sales of Western mixed at "3cta
81 03 bushel Oats are dull sales of Northern and
Canada at 5s@6Oc: Prince Edward Island 5Sc West
crn 6S@7Oc z bushel. Ryeis scarce at - 10 hmshei;
Shorts are dull at S2S. Fine Feed firm at SO 81;
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Res.on Cotton Goods Market.

Prices Of Cottons generally have declined about 10
per cent, but at the decline the demand, for brown
New York jobbcrs have also been doing. more than
Boston. Many of the iavorite marks of fine brown
and frmcr market. The sales of heavy standard
Sheetings have been at 80 cts, and goods are sold
up close at this figure. Nashua extras are selling at
30 @@3l cts; Drills are scarce, and prices of these
goods have varied very little sales having been at 81
cts. Denims, Jeans and Cotton fianncis have been
in moderate demaud. The Print market shows
Il further decline of some , cts from last weeks
prices, and. owing 10 the absence Of buyers,
quiet feeling prevails This is a season Gf the year,
however, when jobbers reducing stocks prior to
making up their annual accounts. In GinghamS and
De LANES there Is no material change, with moder
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AYER's AGUE CURE,

AYER's AGUE CURE,
!: j ] j: ] Il.
~ For the speedy and certain Cure of
nv Intermittent Fever, or Chills and
Fever Remittent Fever, Chill Fever
~ Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or
- Bilious Headache, and Bilious Feyers.
y indeed, for the whole class of diseases
originating in hillary uSraHselnent' caused by the
malaria of miasmatlc countrlSs'-
This remedy has rarely failed ~ cure the severes
cases of Chs and Fever and it has this great advan
tage over other Ague medicines, that it sudues the
complaint without injury to the patient 1t contains
no Quinine or other deeterous substance nor does il
produce quinism or any injurious effect whatever
Shaking brothers of the Army and the Vast no -
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CLOTHING.
SATAN OUTWITTED;
OR, PHILOSOPHY EXPLAINED.


OR, PHILOSOPHY EXPLAINED.
BY THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL.
Chapter V.
Then disappointed, Satan went
Back to his fated den.
And swore he would not venture up
To trouble Bill again.
But Bill like every mortal man,
AT length lay down to die,
And started for the lower world,
Expecting he would fry
He raped upon the iron gate,
Till Satan from within.
Sung out: who is it that would come
Within the realm of SIM"
IT'S your old friend, the blacksmith Bill,
Well known as William Stokes,
Who wears good clothes from MARBLE HALL,
And plays some little Jokes
"0how says Satan, with his thumb
Upon his prOboscS,
His fingers like a whrligig,
He back and forth did twist:
You ,c cant come eli in here, William stokes,
I'm sure is still on mischief bent,
But really cantsee it."
So Bill turned back to earth again,
But soon found out that he
A Jack -O-lantern had become
To flicker wild and free;
And now above the marshes, Bill
Delights to practice jokes,
And duck the traveller who don t know
The mischief of Bill Stokes
In gratitude to MARBLE HALL.
Through darkest night he CLOVIS
To lead men in the mud and mre
To ruin all their clothes:
So that they are compelled again
To make business call,
And get the cheapest and the best,
At famous MARBLE HALL.
THE end
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he largest finest, and cheapest stock of Clothing in
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