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LIVER PILLS.

,NkrHO would, for even one night, suffer the pain,
anxiety, and miserable fetliug, arising from accumulated
Bile, when, by one or two doses of an inestimable Medicine, the
unhappy sufferer dart have his gloom converted into chearfulness,
Itillangour into sprightly activity; and above all, the hours de-
dieated to rest rendered tranquil and refreshing ?—Such is the
character of the lIEPATIC, or LIVER PILLS. The benefits
arising front their use are numerous, the appetite Invigorated,
digestion promoted, wind expelled ; they Ow a clearing to the
skin and sight, head-ach, giddiness, anti swelling in the lower ex-
tremities, never fail to be removed. In all female obstructions
they have been found highly efficacious, and above all °titre Me-
tdicines.—Travellers, by sea or land, should never be without
them, as they are a sovereign remedy for colds; and those con-
fined' to sedentary employments may always command good
health by their regular use.
Sold, by appointment only, at the new Medicine Warehouse,
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