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SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIP

"a s=:2ayg; SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIP
s,ss4 lsfssro PEItS-pe steamboat RaPnah&niock
Tlf&L1sssafA-Shlpp are respectfully informed that
al goods intended for the Steamer RAPPAHAN-
NOLk must he alongside by o'CLoCK on SATER-
DAN, the day OF sailing.
e. This rule will be strictly enforced as it is re
cessary to enable the BoaI 10 start at her advertised
hour of O'Clock.
S.M SHOEMAKER, Agent,
sc24 Gticc liu 4hcs' Quay.
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], Fl. WILSON, Sec'ry.
PLACES OF MEETING.

PEACES OF NEE TTNG.
Ward l-Spear 6, Thames street.
2-Mrs. McCoy's, corner Bond and Thames sts.
3-White Hail.
4-Coath & Sargeaot's, Lombard street.
5-Habberseit's, High street.
6-Sleever's, corner Bel Air Market Space.
AT the Hall, corner Caroline and PITT SITS.
s-Kennedy's, corner Forrest and HiIlen SITS.
y-Batimore House, Mercer street.
lO-Mansion House, cor. Fayetts and ST. Paul's.
lI-PennsylVania House, N. Howard st.
l2-Mis. Temperly's, Howard street.
l3-Hhmmett's, Gate Carnchael'sO Liberty ST.
l4-arneral WAYNE Inn, Baltimore st.
l5-Heckrstte's, cor. Camden and Charles SITS.
l6-Sawkins', Pratt St., near Paca
17-VauIhall, Light street.
le--Clark's We tern Hotel, Bait. ST., near Cove.
l9-Newtons, corner George street and Penn
syvania Avenue.
aO-PicSen' Black Horse, Pennsylvania avenue
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The News FROM Europe. The n. \. En-
press Of Monday evening s2ys-"Thc news
from Europe has had more influence on the
market than any intelligence we have received
for some time. Cotton has become exceeding
~ brisk, 1t is estimated that 10 600 bales have
been taken for export since the news from Eu-
rope, and at an advance of Ia, and in some in
stances SIS OF a cent. Flour has been depress-
ed Several lots that were purchased for ship
ment have been thrown back on the market,
and have been sold at reduction. The news
from Europe has been considered decidedly ia
vorable, and stocks, money and tra!e generally
are better"
LATER FROM BARBADOS. By the arrival of
brig Alfred Hammond, Capt. Spear, AT Phlla-
delpha, the North American has received dates
from Barbados up to September 4. Business
at Barbados had not improved since last arri
walls, and the stock Of American produce in first
hands was very large. A slight decline had
been experienced in flour, sale of 1900 bbls.
was effected on the Sd, at $3.50 per bbl., duty
paid. In corn meal traing advance had ia
place, and sales Of small parcels had transpired
at S2.75 per barrel In other articles no altc-
ration.
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GtLOTHS, CLOTHS, sc. SC. Super French,
~ English and American BROAD CLOTHS, Blk
Blue, Invisible Green and Brown, of superior finish
and durable cOlors.
Also, splendid Fancy French CASSIMERES; Eng
lish and American Fancy Wool Black do, an unsur-
passed variety-at the lores prices.
BEALE ii. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 1913 Baltimore street.
se24 [ARl First Dry Goods House below Charles
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LATEST DATES.

LETTER BAGS Up Ar tug EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Rotterdam Ship Eutaw, with despatch.
For Amsterda!n-Shp Napier, Is proxiino.
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yVuIG WARD MEETINGS

iG3-At 4 meeting of the Wing Convention for the
City of Baltimore, held pursuant TO notice Monday
Evening, the 22d instant, ii was unanimously
Resolved, That the Wings of the several Wards of
the City be recommended and earnestly requested to
meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, the Oath
instant at half past seven O'Clock at their several
places of meeting as herein below set FORTH for the
pnrpose of efficient aud prompt organization of their
respective Wards.
That they be requested at said meetings to appoint
the proper committees for organizing the Wards re-
spectveIy, and for the transaction of all such other
business as may be necessary to bring out the full
Wing vote of the City in the coming election.
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{f3- We unieratrnd that LITrELL * co. at tiri,
NEW OFFlt +, No. Az BhLTIM0WE STREET, first
door from Frederick st. have been doing well in the
way of selling PRIZES TO thei. customers in the va
rl0uS Lotteries drawn in Baltimore. Rich scheme
TO DAY-Cal and see them IL
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AWISS Nj. &. McCAUSLAND,S SEMINARY
IVA will he re-opened at No. 33 SOUTH EUTAW
STREET, on the first Monday in October next where
young Ladies are thoroughly instructed in ali the
branches of English education. Discipline en- .
tircly parental but efficient.
EG3-Terms moderate. se2I-lOts
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r. Hcasc announcR GEO. GORDON BELT Esq.
"a candidate or the city Sheritiaty at the next cleo
tIpu ScS-cl BALTIMORE.
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a9-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md CONSOLE
dated Lottery, class No. 3s, for l845:

Is and l6, being the LIST and Cd drawn Nos each 1926
9 and 10, being the 3d and 4lh drawn Nos each 20
20 and AZ, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each Is
- and IA, being the 7th and 9Th; or 5 and So,
being the 9th and 10Th drawn Nos. each 10
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " Q!
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. IN. Calvert-st.
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A OFFER. FLETCHER & co. No. S Hol-
"A liday St; now admitted by every one to be the
most successful prize sellers in The city offering to-
days lottery, to any person disposed adventure the
chance of drawing S200,OO0 either in a package or
a single ticket, If secured at this Office before ocl'k
Z. NJ. package Of whole tickets will cost S66,
halves $3 quarters SIG 80. Single tickets IS, quar-
tiers ST. %.
Drawn Nos class 80, lowest prize &25.
10 Is 10 a. 80 ia IL 5 IS So 81
Persons at distance should be careful in directing
their orders for tickets in all lotteries to
JAMES FLETCHER & Co, Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers
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The CIRCUS. Tho Equestrian Company of Mrss!s
Rockwell * Stone continues TO be well attended, 1t
will remain hat a few nights longer.
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Ercroy's THEATRE, FRoyr ST, Two excellent
pieces at This house tonight, 'My Poor Dog Tray
aud the laughahe farce Of Crossing the Line" Nj
Wood and Mrs. Wilkinson viii appca, in the frs
piece which is said toae Il drama OF surprising inter
est. A good bill win doubtless secure good house
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"a SGsV YORK GOODS. MRS. NICKERSGg
~ has just rclurscG ON N.w York with choice
assortment of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, and
will open her stock On Wednesday, the oath inst. la
dies particularly requested 10 cali
seq No. - North Howard street
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sSbi, f,,,r, toe por,s.,,,,,ht ,i,.,h.uo % H.. f.
livefpoo, saII crates hardware dry g1ods ~, 80
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13'SiERIFFALWY. The undersigned, with the
mo>I grateful acknowledgements OF that kind prefer
ence which has induced rany of his friends 10 Sug-
gcst his for the office Of sheriff OF Baiti,aDrc
city, and to make tattcriug announcement to that
effect, takes occasion 10 express his assent 10 their
nomination., and "a add ASSURANCE that, should he
be elected, his constant Efforts 10 perform the duties
Of the office VITA importantly, scrumlouS integrity,
and due regard tOtthc hVmantes OF tc shall merit
their confidence and he trusts. the appreciation of the
puhllc generally. Familiar with The energy required
Hnder he EN- 'tgcnci"s OF duty from an active pIrt-
elpalOn IL the exciting scenes OF the past wear. rs
High Constable Of Baltimore, he feels satisfied that
his fellow citizens will never lind hIIn wanting in this
respect; and with an earnest determination faithfully
To carry out all the responsibilities OF In. office, he
leaves Ia the 6eraty 0t his friends aud thu public
generally, lhHt disposition of his uaae which can
only be announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election.
jy2j swt' AUGUSTUS T. SHUT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

MARINELlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER % lS45.
FROM CHE EXCHANGE READiNG-R0om 8orns.
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~ TREAT AND GLORIOUS TIMES yesterday at
w TUCKER & BROS office, at the head OF Cen
ire Market A regular Outpoarins Of prizes-Sl0,Oe0
we sold to gentleman at present in this city from
Kentucky. $1,000 to n citizen FROM Ohio $500 to
citizen here, and SlsO to lady on the Point Call
and see these prizes now on file, and do likewise.
The capitals TO. DAY are prize Of $40 600 and 10
prizes of SlO00-l5 ballots, and nearly prizes to
blank in each package, which OH certificate we will
sell for Sl6 onywhoie tickets S., shares in proper
ton.
II, L. TUCKER 4 BROTHER,
Right OH the C0rner-Head of Centre Market.
P.S. The Small Fry draws again next Saturday
Capital S40O0-Tickets Sl-Packages of grs SO u.s.
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CLEARED,
Schr Eupheml, Vaniuzen Port Spain, Trinidad
MCllyan X Williams
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g URGICAL 4; DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and keeps
constantly on hand, general assortment of Instru-
ments, at No. ID SHARP STREET. se24-3m
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NIX, q. .LNFIVII.,

ESG EitrOSS' EVER LUCKY OFElCE%
hB Prizes! Priest Prizes! Who can beat Us? Not
day passes that do not enrich some lucky Gus
tomer-comb 30 AZ, the End capital of S2Oo0, was
sold 10 yesterdays scheme, by the Egertons. Only
give us call and go in for package in some of tae
splendid schemes to be drawn this week.
The drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery gre,
Is Is 10 AZ 80 IA IL 5 55 50 GO
THIS DAY, draws Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
81. 15 Nos. ID drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize Of 100000 10 prize Of $1,000
60 5000 40 % 251
1900 50 +" l5p,&e.
Tickets s5-Sharcs in proportion.
SATURDAY, the Small Fry, $4,000, g 100
EGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or
IT Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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SSicmstae Sem 25. SaoDctnGcr. lS45. Qt
Jabr9. Z, 9a,,sc St,tm. 325.
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mutbieten 9pprioten perlanetcn Ioaar,
oaB man Den QnerifF Der llneldubieen
nlbt obnarte, icnoern ibnen enteeecn.
3lebe Gs paro &rie9sratb eebalten.
Noceas marnte Dor uneelfimer 6iee. uno
mar oer Weinune. oab man BEL 70 unelei.
den Streittrdften binter oen gSG(len uno
felten Wouern Der Staot Dem Seinoe febr
lon9e 3eit pirflamen @ioerftano leiifen
Tonne. bin9e9en in cinem &fe i'm Of,
fenen Seloe oller 8abribeinlibfeit, nab
cine Stieoerlaee erleioen mdroe, bic oann
Den Sal Der Seitunoen um 70 eber sur
Sol9e baben muiIe. neil man oiefe un.
nuser &elie zines oroBen Shells ibrer
SertbcioI9er beraubt babe. 2(ber Die Il.
br9en &rle9sbdupter befritten Die In.
ilbt oes alien erfabrenen 6eloen, uno
melnten, man mu1e Die Sseeiiterune uno
Die 9ldubl9c 3uueriibt zines &olfes, bic
l6on oft &unoer betpirft bdtten, nibt
ourb beodbtioes 30eern t6oten einen
9dnltl9en Nu9enbliof, tpie er pieueibt ME
mebr mieoerfebren meroe, nibt uneeniiet
poruber9ebsn la1cn, ionoern oas Giien
ibmleoen neil es 9libe. Goecas um,
nlbt Den Seroobt eeeen fib Su erreaen.
oaB junebmenoes 2(lter ibn saebaft ee.
madt uno ieinen ionitieen Mutb ee.
ibmdbt babe, fab iib een6tbiet, mioer
feline before lleberseuouno in oas urtbeil
Der BafTenoefdbrten sinSuitimmen, uno
70 muroe oenn elm &f in ofener Selo.
iblobt belblohen.
(Ecrt(ebuna fofatO
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(Sprtfssuns fol9t.)

Jour des morts,-l 70 nennen bic Srans
Soien in yteu Srleans Den 1fen Nopemz
ber. I'm ienem Sage fbmaden fie Die
Graber ibrer entlblafsnen eieben NIT fri
lben Slumen uno Smmer9rGn uno auf
Den &irbbofen itebt man @absferjen auf
oer Eubeitdtte pes Sooes brennen.- Die
Spa5ier9dn9e fino nit 3ulbauern anse=
fullt, uno an ben @rdbern ielbft iteben
eln5elne @ruppen 5urud9ebliebener 8reun=
De oer9lnseibieo n.-@lei6 mie an oer
Spferflamme, entSinoen iie bort BON 0eus
EN- lbre 3unel9un9 fir Die Serforbenen.
- Die brennenoen &er3en iino Elm fbones
Slnnbilo ienes @efdbls uno bic 8lumen
oas emblem iener 8eoanfenreinbeit, bic
oalielbe berporruft. Ole Cazadores paz
eben, pie 9elpobnlib, iiber ibren 9eIbieoe:
men eameraoen uno empfansen Die "Opens
oen Der NfilotbGt9feit, 'pel6e oielelbe na=
mentllb an ienem Sage fir Die armen
Baiien milli9 bin9ibt. 6.
-NLz-
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~
= ereiteltes q ner.
It ii ct b en.-3u einem Sanquir in peffb
trat in Der erffen Sodlfte leBten Monats
Elm Mann in's Gabnet uno Gberreicbte
enen Brief. Ssidt penio par Der Gms
pfdneer iiberraf6t. als ct las, oaB, wenn
er nibt auf Der Stelle Dem ueberbrinaer
bic Summe BON 10000 @uloen Comp.
Wanae ausbdnoi9e, ooer oen leilelfen8ers
iu6 gum carmen made. er uno alIes um
ibn in Die euft flie9en tperoe, inoem Der
Srieftrdoer Is pfuno puluer in Der "a.
lbe TRACE. nebit eelaoener uno oeipannter
piifole. Ser Sanquir lieb fb ourb bic
lonoerbare Webielprdientation nibt au.
Ber Satiun9 brlnaen. ootbte 3eit eenon.
nen Jules 9emonnen. Gr fling an Su uns
terbanoeln, Oh cine 9erineere Summe nidbt
9enu9e uno persooerte oaourb oas @e'
fdaft bic Der er,partete Subbater in's
3immer trat. NIT oefen Oilfe uno fbnels
ler Seionnenbeit. Der Mann nab befti'
gem Strduben iiberipunoen uno feifae.
nommen muroe. Sei ndberer llnterius
dung fano iib Die oeipannte piifole
lammt Dem Yulperporratb wrflib Dor.
Der @efaneene iou Elm unoarilber Goel.
mann iein, Der als folder oas Sorrebt
elmer b0bern SuffiSinffans; 9eniebt.
@Nk@
Der @ute Dilft nit ieinem 8enia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30
nALaEY9S.

TIE Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
TOR wonder and blessing Of the hundred fold cheaper
superior all other compounds Fame from lon tongues
says Bible let be przd "fit cost 500 box we
would keep constantly in the house, hold Indispensable
rs bread" All palms. those Of the burns instantly
stopped by it, aud Bruised swollen broken strained stung poi
soned cut iamed otherwise wounded pa and
1t untes broken limbs RAPIDLY the PEs
eyes, CoEsUMToN inflammation and paniuness of the bowels
indeed internal andexenal soreness bronchitis and spinal
ures in TRUTH whether Man Beast be suffering like miracle it
The renovang and bamy influence of this wonder working
alive fast extending itself into every of this intelligent
nen Look into the splendid Mansion and the fair daughters
within its precincts will say, owe much its touch p
footsteps towards the humble cottage and the
der mother Will soothing aid: and the prudent husband
will he lost cows udder geded lamb
pig calf colt had CALLED shouldered horse his labor by
hurts strains since he has used it, For the host of diseases
for which this mighty ave is preemneny beneficial and for
history of the fogeres upon it, pamphlets of Agents. If H.
Daley written each box in oored ink with pen,
posOns you buy.
sale log Nassau St. door above Mrs Hays
l30 Fulton st.. Brooklyn
genuine for sale by the following Agents. s. p REprELD
Montpelier; A. Ccaveand Brookied; L. Hobart Co., West
Randolph T. R. Answol, Wiansown N G, Hale, Chelsea;
Pratt Post Mills G. W. Prchard SON. Bradford; A. T. Ban
croft Pained; NJ Wires Cambridge; II. s. Camp, Stowe; r.
Landon Co.. Wilston Goss utchns, Waterbury; J. Saw
yer Moretown; Cusman & Flint Warren; Waterman Cady
Morisvle; j. r. Smith, Ludlow1F Chlds Wilmington Briggs
Price, Rochester, E. p Nevens Royaton; r. Mouon Brdg
water; II. N. Smith, Bethel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30

sY.
if properly cultivated and suitably directed Will
in after life, lead to all that is truly great or
worthy of appreciation, to that fame which IS
alone imperlshable.
Childhood thy name is blended in our minds
with the grassy lawn, the rivulet by whose side
we have oftentlmes sported, aud shady grove, the
sunny hillside, and the noisy playground Its
laughing pastimes and happy hours are brought
forward with truth and startling dstinctness OF
the records of remembrance, that makes us all
SIGH and think they have all passed lrretrlevably
away. The youth enters upon the busy world
to participate in its gay and joyous scenes he
seeks the busy throng and finds subjects of ez
citing interest in every new scene Nothing
seems too high for aspiration or too difficult fol
attainment
youth, let the Eagles course ever be thine,
Onward and upward"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30
Old Psalm Tunes.

Blackwood says "There is, to US, more
touching pathos, heart-thrilling expressions, and
more feeling displayed, in some of the old psalm
tunes, than in whole batch of modernisms.-
The strains go home, and the fountain of the
great deep is broken up'-the great deep of the
unbelievable feeling, that lies far, far below the
surface of the word-hardened heart; and as the
unwonted, yet unchecked tear starts in the eye,
that softened spirits yield to their influence and
shake off the load of earthly care, rising puri6-
ed and spiritualized into a clear atmosphere
Strange inexplicabe associations brood over the
mind like the far-of dream of paradise, ming
ling their chaste melancholy with musings of a
still, subdued, more cheerful character. How
many glad hearts in the oden times have reioic-
ed in these songs Of praise how many sighed
out their complaints in those plaintve notes, that
steal sadly yet sweetly on the ear-hearts that
now cold in death are laid to rest round that sa-
cred fame, within whose walls they had so often
swelled with emotion ?"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30
The Wife.

1t needs no guilt to break husbands heart.
The absence of content the muttering of spleen,
the untidy dress, and careless home, the forbid
ding scowl and deserted hearth; these and other
nameess neglects-without a crime among
them-have narrowed to the quick the hearts
cole of many man, and planted there beyond
the reach of cure the germ of despair o. may
woman before thai sad sight arrives, dwell on
the recollection CT her YOUTH and, cherishing the
idea of that toneful time, awake and keep alive
the promise she then SO kindly gave. And
though she may be the injured, not the injuring
one-the forgotten, not the iorgetlul wie-a
happy alluson to that hour of love-a kindly
welcome to a comfortable home-a smile of love
to Danish hostile words-a kiss of peace to par
don all the past--and the hardest heart that ever
locked itself within the breast of selfish man will
soften to her charmer, and bid her live, as she
had hoped-her years in matchess bliss-loving
and contented-the soother Of sorrowing houl
the source of comfort and the spring Of joy.
lie that clothes the poor, clothes his own
soul He that sweetens the cup of affection
sweetens his own heart He that feeds the hun
CRY spreads out banquet more sweet and re
lreshing tlian luxury can bestow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30
A Mothers Love.

No young man, however virtuous or elevated
may be the traits of his character, can appreci-
ate this'prceless blessing in degree common
surate with its deserts. 1t is only indeed. in
after life, when the flowers that beguiled his
thoughts in the heyday of youth and manhood
have been stricken and swept from his path, that
he can truly estimate and recognize a mothers
love. For the jealous and warm heart of youth
--sanguine in the feasibility of its own high
wrought schemes, and vain imaginings, the So
Der and cautionary voice of her solicitous warm
ing, may have seemed but the ebulition of I'M
founded fear, or the promptings of heart which
dead to the Establishments of worldly pleasures,
would limit the indulgences of those feelings in
the young, which it had itself so long ceased to
feel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30

% PILLS for 25 centsIhe Brisk Pills the purpose
~ eectuay than any other pills use supercede al
together medical virtue and excellence YOU doubt this
tr the will only rs centsand then will be
sed hey not what they recommended be-
They recommended 10 everything
without contradiction, that pills their equal in reno
wing originating in the stomach and bowels For
fectons bilious Diseases such dumb ague fever ae
ntermtan reman fevers the Brisk Pills possess peculiar
properties for their speedy From years. experience
paccng physician convinced that none can equal them
Read what other pills good for and what they will cure and
the Brsare superior them ALL then discard then DO
believe all that said about nbe phat never fails to
cure any disease-bu try the Brisk Pshe cheapest pills in
and then you chance to judge of their merit dement,
blood cleanser and purifier to the diseased yse they per
haps supsrsede every pill in They are quick and easy IN
their operation giving life and tone all the torpid organs throw
impure humoTs leaving the system clear anu
healthy This all that any medicine do notwithstanding
the great show OF words and fictitious certificates We are deter
pills stand upon their epuaton win or lose
All ask for fair and impartial trial They can be taken by
old and young any time with perfect safety They are an OK
cent medicine for children having worms, &c In Word thy
posse the qualities of an aperent pill for all family use Ih
have cured many diseases which other medicine could remove
In conclusion, say do not despair of until you have tired
the BRISK PILLS for they do possess peculiar properties and viz
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