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The Stars ,angied Banner.
BY fGANClS .. KEY.

Oh! say you by the daNn's carly light.
VIVA, ~ proudly hailed at the twil;shts las,
glesinn,--
Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the peril
0u+ sht.
Ger the tnmparts We watched, were SO calamity
streaming!
And the racket red glare the boms bursting tho sir
Gave proof through the night that nag still
.! d-es that star Sltnglcd Banner yet thcrc,
Der the lIl vi the free, and the home Of the braye
On the shore dmlv through the msts Of te deep
Where The FOES naughty host in dread silence rep1scs
What is that winch the breeze DER III. towering stee,
As il htiuily blows. runreHls, discl,snsI
NO" IT Catches tie CLEAN II the mornings first beam,
IN full glory reflected HOW SHINES 9 the stream;
IT'S the StT Spansled Banner. u long may it
Der the land of the free and the home Of the brave!
And where is the baud who so yauntingly swnre
That the havoc Of war and The battles confusion,
home and country should leave no Hore
Their b!oWI has wslssed their foul footsteps
pollution.
Ma refuge could save the hireling and slave
From the terror u light the gjuin If the grave
And the Star-spau.ei B.nnet in triumph, doth wave
Ger the land Of the free and the home of the brave!
Oh, thus be il ever, when f:cenlen slla!l stand
Between their loved homes and the wars lie Ioation
BIe't with victory AMI peace may the heaven rescued
land
Praise the power that hath mace and preserved us a
nation.
Then conquer we must when cause it is Just
Aud this hr CIR motto In q pol /. our trust -
Aud the Siar-SptD:iri Bdnner in triumph srli wave
Ger the land VI the free ami the home of the bravei
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From the y. Y. Herald |
The Plan of the Campaign.

Official information has been received by
the President, from which it appears that
New York will have tifv thousand men in
arms by the LIST Of June: PrnrS, .yania
forty thousand: Ohio, lhirtv:Gve thousand
and Indiana. Illinois and Massachusetts each
ahoht twenty-five thousand, and the Other
States in proportion
The ,mpl,, meat of this immense force
Will depend mainly upon :hc course the
Border Slave States viii pursue in lclcrtnc,
a,ed now it is the intention Of the Govern.
mcn' to use lhc s,v,nty-Iive thousand men
rs follows.
FIRST ~ corps d anne Of thirty.livt
thousand men viii be collected IN and about
this point. for the purpose %. defending the
seat Of Government. protecting the military
posts. controlling the Potomac and Chts.
ap"ak bay. and keeping open the communi
cation between The North and the capital. -
Washington will senve for It's paint Il Gppm
while its llue of operations Will extend vi
along The left bank Of The right shore Of tie
bay
Second-A second corps. twenty-ont
thousand strong, " i'll be formed in and ahUu
ST. Lplls. a portion Of II viii he employee
IN protecting the Union men and Fedora
property in that State from the violence %
Secession sy.n?attlserS, the rest in holding
Carlo, at the junction. Of the Ohio and Mis-
>s>ippi. the most important s,rateglcal poin
in the West.
Thmd-Of the remaining forty thousand
live thousand are expected 10 be thrown INT,
western Texas. to form nucleus nrount
which the Uuionists Of that State vii
gather.
Fvu,lh-Twcnty.f thousand will be
employed in a demonstration for the relief o
Fort Plckens and the lecap;ure of the othcl
forliticatiuns about Pensacola bay.
Fiflh--Ten thousand men will be KEEP
lowering in steam transports between
Charleslon and Savannah. to worry the reGles
by nccessilaIins the presence ola large de-
fenSive force in both places, and effect land
ing wherever Opportunity Shall offer.
The army Operations will be seconded by .
strict block aie Of the mouths of the Missls
sippl and all the Southern forts Orders fol
general blockade have not. as reported
already, been issued but will doublessly 0e
give as soon as the steam frigates now fitting
out vii be ready for sen. ...
This programme reflects exactly what the
Govsrumen! has decided 70 do, but viii o.
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PRoFlr OF SHEEP. -psoh La,hrop. Esq,
Of South ladlev. Mass, stated at u recent
Agricultural discussion, as reported in the
Boston Cnitiunfor. that y ithout regard to any
profit from the wool. a pound of mutton
could be made cheaper than pound of beef
adding that lin fat,mg sheep. one great
advantage was. they could take their grain
in crude state and would thoroughly digest
it. whereas the grain for cattle had to be
ground, ard u sixteenth part paid for that
operation. lie though: the English mutton
breeds Of sheep mos, profitable. HIS prefer.
ence was for the South-Downs. They fattcn
easily. and their meat is very fine. 1t i.
with sheep MS with ca,tle-lhe larger breeds
are most profitable on rich land. aud The
small breeds are bcs, fitted for poo- lands"
Ger. TeknraDh,
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puT captain ne VIII not De mad
Oh ye no!
This exhibition Of talent was SOON checked
ny the appearance Of a part Of the net above
the water. The whole party then commenced
to walk up the river toward the second cap.
stan. still bearing the net. Sumo of them
walked in the river. with the water reaching
10 then nldt!rs. and many Of these, We mott
ced, wore anh eShoeS. They did nnt seem
to remark this necessity. however. although
sore of the white men tagged under the
weight OF the net. and were made the butt Of
great ridicule at the hands Of the ebony work
men.
The net Was attached to the second capstsn
alter lapse of quarter of an hour and ut
The same time the lat.bu and crew reached
the shore. The third capslan was then
brought into reqnisltion, and the beat crew
become second gang, winding up their end
Of the net likewise.
The two gangs we're now about two hun.
cred yards apart. with smooth. Straight
llTe Of beach between them. When each end
of the net reached the shore. they ranged
themselves into lows and hauled it in smarlly.
Two men with needles and Irvine took their
position at the heads of the net to mead any
torn places that might have occurred. and
boys were employed to pick muscle shells and
sticks cut Of The folds.
The net gradually leSsenrd its circumference
and at every haul the two gangs came nearer
each other. Ii took two hours to pile it up
upon the sand. INT at last the three miles
wcis narrowed to, few feet and still there
was no sign of u shad.
Finally. something white and silvery flap
ped It's back and tan in the air. and few
small fish made great scattering and adj, -
The MT was narrowed to the capacity of a
h"gshend, and We saw the beautiful scalcS of
the prey shining in the light as they wrthcl.
They were tossed .ingly into the boat. and
numbered >eycntyfYe, a handsome return
ior the second 81 haul " of the season. The
rrck aul perch were lh,r sco.ned into a
basket. and all were on their way 10 market
in the space Of ha It hour.
The sport at these fisheries at night is said
to be OF most cnllvcninS character Lights
are attached 10 the blocks on huoys. aud the
long line Of ne. is bow o: fire. throwing a
thousand light shadows on the river.
Another mode of >had fishing. in vogue on
the Delaware, is known AS gill fishing. The
net III this ease is flnated across the stream
from boat and the shad run their heads
through It's wide mesheS, and arc entrapped
hy the glll> as they attempt to Escape back
ward. Gill fishing is prohibited by law. but
although illegal is pursued by hundreds of
midnight evil Lo,'rS. II operates against the
legal ti>heIi lea. inn>!nuch as many sflad, in
the fantic fort to escape from the net. tear
ont their own giIls and die. y haul of thirty
>had is considered fortunately by gill fishers
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CURE FOR Run. ROUND. The deseasc OF
the finger or the toe commonly called n run
round may be easily cured by remedy So
simple that persons who have not seen it
tried are generally incrednlous as to its
efficacy. The first symptoms of the com.
plant are heat, pain swelling. and rrdness at
he ton OF he nail The inhamatlon il not
checked. will soon 80 ronnd the whole of the
nall. causing intense pam, accompanied by a
fostering or gathering Of yellow matter. and
ending in the loss Of the nail To prevent all
Ibis, as soon as tn first symptoms "f-ewell-
ing and inflammation con merce. Law the
finger flat an the table aud let the nall be
scratched all over with the sharp point Of u
pair of scissors or a pcnknife. This excoria.
zion must be done first cro>sways and then
lenslhways, so as thoroughly to scratch up
the whole surface Of the nail, leaving il
rough and white.
This little operation does not give the
| slightest pain: and we have never. in 4
single instance. known it to tail. by III,
next morning the finger will be well. j
| done before the fostering commences it il d
contain and speedy cure. And it will even
| succeed at n later stage Of the disease. by
first opening with needle that part of tn,
swelling where the yellow m~tter has begun
to appear: and afterwards by scratching u,
! the surface of the nail with scissors or pen
| knife. -Rmul Register.
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THE FRUIT CEop. From the accounts that
have reached us, we very much fear that ia,
fruit las been very seriously injured hy til,
trnSts If the past month. The snow storm
Of the lSlh extended AS ia, South as Genrgia
and good Slpiehlng was had in some Of til,
districts south of us. The Norfolk ".
Day BOOK remarks. that succeeding the snow
came a freeze. and newly formed anc
delicate fruit ar the lately opened blossom
was fl"zen; soon rotted and fell from lii,
branches Very many trees, that The day
before the SHOW were covered with btautiiu
blossoms, are now, not only bluSSomlc>s. bat
sle lrnblpSS; having been destroyed by the
weight OF the tenacious snow. The Whining
ton N. e. Herotd, Says the unusual vista
ton will prove ia ial To all blossoms. buds
tender leaves. and succuient vegetables. to al
(which it bids a longumruic--a feeling
goodbye Tor the SEASON. AT the North. the
same complaints come TO us Of damage there
Rural Reglstcr.
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TO REMOVE INk Spors. domestic
receipt for extracting ink spots from color.d
articles of linen. wool and similar fabric. -
II is simply to rinse the part so stained in
fresh mix. changing the milk as often as
necessary until the stain disappears. As a
final, wash out the milk in pure rain water.
C<, Tslsgyora.
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LAND MEASURE. = One acre is Comprised in
20Ss feet square half an acre in l47! fee,
square: fourth ofan acre in lG5I feet square
an eighth Of an acre in T3a feet square
Every farmer by observing this rule can set
off any Of these quantities ofground accurate
ly without trouble. Ger. Telegraph.
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course he materially changed in case Virgin
ia and the Other Border Slave States shall
Seccde. Washington. however. will be de-
frnd'd. and F"rt Pickcns relieved at any
cost OF bloood and treasure.
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G%Evcry person with consumption should
eat the most nonrshine food. Eggs oysters
lean meats. with vegetables. Salt food
should be avoided
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0TSnn flowers planted between honses
and malraia swamps, have been found effect.
na IN several cases for preventing feveIs in
the vicinity.
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GRAPE VINES. Work well among your
Grape Vines. and keep the surface always
loose and clear of weeds.
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PAY OF TIE TROOPS. The following,
says the Harrisburg Patriot. gives the rate Of
pay allowed in the army Of the United States
to which the militia is entitled when called
into service by the Government.
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MEIoNs.-By the middle of the month
plant Wa,ermelons and Cautaleupes. live q
full supply Of good compost to every hill,
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UT'lndian Corn contains four times the
amount Of fat that is usually found in wheat
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ORNAMENTAL, SHADE AND
FRUIT rrREES

DEACH, Apricot, Apple, Pear, 4s3xA.
Plum, Cherry, Ounce. Grape, SSfssissS
berry, Blackberry, Ornamental ~~.As.
Evprsrecns, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, &c.
W-0rders may be left at the Office Of the
Register of Wills, or at The Cecil Wing
Office. Elkton. Md.
will attend to the transpantins Of ths
Trees at a moderate charge. il requested
~All orders must invariably be accom-
panied with the Cash, or satisfactory rstc,-
cnce. LEMUEL DILkLS.
Nov 10, lSG0-6m.
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Cur0s.
Samuel Marshall,
DENTIST

1IT.N 81.
MO. los WEST SEVENTH STREET between
~ Shipsy and Orange, WILMINGTON. n,'
g. N h'ving enjoyed practice in this city 4
nnmhcr Of years. with pleasure refers TO the prem.
inont citizens generally. ISept !, is5g--Iy
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Per month.

uniforms and equipments but the men are
clothed and armed by the Government.
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REMOVAL.

nR.T. MUSGROVE has removed hi
l<Oilice to the new Brick Building
opposite Col. Groolne's. lie is pre- cTcIYl1S1
pnrca to perform all operations in DE- NAL.
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted, from one to full set.
CHARGES MODERATE.
p. S.-Pers"ns from distance, Ivy In.
forming him by mail or otherwise, may have
set times reserved. and thereby prevent the
liability OF disappointment. mar l"-F
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Banking and Exchange Olico
OF
Willard. Thomas s. Co..

ELkTON, MD.
To accommodate the people Of Elleton and
l. vicinity with Banking facilities We will
receive AMI pay Deposits, buy and sell Draiia,
Notes, and uncnrrent Money make co.'ec.
lions, and do all other business pertaining 10
Br"k crage and Banking.
OCOilce on North street, first house
above Jnhnson's Hotel. lF.b o3n,
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WITHDRAWING.

TINE best quality of Lime for Whitewa.h-
/ Ing. (Jacksan's), always kept on hand,
and for sale at Elkton. by
J. P. BRADBURY SON.
Nov 8, lS5s-tf
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VIM. II. MILLER.

NOTICE,
TNIE undersigned having been elected
l. Constable the First Election District,
Will CIV. prompt attention to all business
placed in his hands for collection.
Dec d. 1859. JOHN S. HANES.
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DATENT Wagon or Carriage Grea.s, sid
l. to be the hest article ever invented lasts
longer and will not gum. For sale by
JOHN PERKINS. LR.,
Nov 10, 1860 Opposite Court House.
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TO FARMERS.

BLOWS of all kinds Repaired in the hest
L manner, at the Foundry, by experienced
workmen in Iron and Wood.
JOS. p. CANTWEIL.
Mar ., 1861
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slow progress, and the weight Of the net
seemed to he great.
The negroes walked to camp-mectins
tune, Of which we caught seine sranz.S:
"Oh if we cotch a thousand shad--
Oh We no!
Our captain he will not be mad
Oh; We no!
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-21
H. R. Bringhurst's Bulletin,

II. X. BrlnghurSt'S bulletin,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, OLD Fourth and
Market street,
CEPTIALIC PILLS tspaudings) for Head Ache at H.
II. Brnghurst'e BlT Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rR0CHEs nj the hest
articles for diseases of the throat &c. al H. H. Brinshus
Drug store.
eeived and for sale by II. r, Bringhurst Apothecy.
WtSHARTis Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation 10 be had at H. H. Dringhurst Drug
Store
sPAFF0RD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling at II. Il. Brughursrs Drug Store,
Mr.. NlNs!,OwS SOOTHING SYRUP in great
demand for children teething at II. Il. Rrinshursts,
FLAsks Tor sporismsn-I have fine assortment Of va
ri0us sizes from II pint to pint have just imported
them and they are the finest quality Of Dixons faaks
II, K. Btinghurst, Sl7 Market street.
BRANDY and WIIIsKEY selected pure aud OF dne
quality for medical purposes by II. R. Brnghurh.
FLAGGs RELIEF, for the Immediate roief Of pail, 1t
H. Bhnghurst's.
JAYNRs Expectornnt and sanatye Pills for sas by
the agent II. n Brlnghurat
! COLD CREAM for chApped hands or lips for sale in
any quantity, by H. II. Bfinghurst.
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article ut II. r. Bring
! hufst's
HosTETTER's BITTERs, they give general s.tsiac,on
ard in great vogue" II. H. Bhnghurst.
Wholesale and Retail Drngrist.
Bringhurst's Liquid Rennet
For making in few minutes
"COLD CUSTARD," JUNKET, &c. ..4
Il. BnINGHURsT 4 co. PharmareutIsts.
Cor Sixth and Market Streets
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.
Fully equal to any the Market Sold at low mi COS II,
the propri,iots,
T. BRINGHURsT, co,
Corner Sixth and Market Str ets
| W I get burning Fluid ehsHPAt u,...-
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BLINDS. &c.
BOOK STORES.


May List of New Books.
The Result, u Text look for Volunteers.
Cavalry Tactics In volumes published by order Of the
War Department
lafdees Rifle and Infantry Tactics
Gocppt's Macom1s Tactics.
Manual of liayourt Exercise, by George b. Mcclellan,
US. A.
Instructions for Fiold Artillery.
CilhamIs Manual for Volunteers and Militia of the
United States
seott's Infantry Tactics, vols.
The illustrated Horse Doctor with 400 Illustrations, by
Edward Mathew
A Book about Doctors, by 4 Cofly Jefferson.
silas Merner. by tho author of Adam Bede
The Life and Career Of Major Andre by Winthrop sar
gent
Tue Semi Attached Couple
over the Cliff by Charlotte Chanter.
Marion uraham higher than happiness, by Moa
Lander.
Harry IIarson The benevolent bachelor, by John n
Irving (nephew Of Washington Ilvingl
Wheat aud TareE.
What We Eat, by Thomas II. Hoskins
The Alchemis the House Of Clans from the French.
The poetical Works Of Edgar A. Pos; blue and gold.
Specimens of English Dramatic Poets, by Chas. Lamb.
Rtlf Education, by NJ L0 Baron Degeraudo.
60O Receipts worth their weight in FOLD.
Hays United States Tariffs uf 1861 aud 1857.
All Periodicals, Magazines and other publications. both
American and Foreign will DO supplied promptly and at
Tho lowest rates by J. n. nEALD.
my . 42l Market street, Wilmington. nl.
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THE GREAT
ATION AL M A l. A ID Y
DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA
DR.. ]. Simms' celebrated Anti
Dyspepsia Powders,

m AS proved peTletl anlidOie, In alIordng SURG
speedy aud reliable to this TERRIBLE wasting and
chATaeeriscal National Malady. Many have been tbs
remedies offered spechrs for this disease and many
have been the dsappointmeuts attending their uAe Bat
we have never known single instance of failure on the
part OF this remedy in performing RADICAL CUBE
Among the number the worst Of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion this remedy has cured, pleased to
.er the afflicted James Conner, sadler Wilmington
late Of Newark, Del now Of Burlington county n j..
Mr. Taylor. late Of Mngtun, Md, ct FELTON,, Del.
james w Brnis large shoe dealer, No l02 West Second
bel besides than Ave hundred others In and around
Wilmington, our home,) which space Will not permit us
to euumerate here II you troubled with DyspepsiA
in any Of its forms, such heartburn Flatueney, NAt
aIs Appetite eavlnes In the Stomach, SOurnesa In the
Stomach, Papitaon of the Heart Oppression after eat
Ing Constipation CoByeneas Pain tue Side Or Head
Chronic DiArrhua Languor, Low Spirits Bad taste IN
the Mouth Disturbed Soep, Of the long train Of
symptoms attending the Of this terrible complaint
Do not put Il oil but resort st To tue use of
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-21
TRUSSES, SC.
Ritter's Patent Truss and
GY1nT0rfar

NO hcee afflicted with Rupture, safely say that
have the b'st article manufactured Tor their relief 10
rally this assertion they used by the Professors Of
unt best Medical Colleges, by the Surgeons In all tue Phila
ielpia Hospitals andy onirent medical men throughout
the country,
As huy In large quantities 1 furnish them at
lower prices than single he bought Of the
iartufst Particular attention paid to adjusting then
without extra charge, L. s. IOOPEs,
Fifth 4 Market, Streets,
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Bibles and Testaments

PUBLISHED BY THE
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY of New York.
Caube found at
A. d. INSLEE'S Book and Stationery Store,
Ne COS Market St., Wilmington, Del
bibles and TEsrABIENTs Of all Languages publshoi
IS Nv the BHLE SOCIETY can be- had at the Depository
street a. D INBLEE,
an Ia Agent for Bible Society.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-21
WAWAsET NURSERIES

0lHE undersigned having made arrangements with
some Of the most reliable Nurserymen in this country
Is prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of
NURSERY STOCK
OF the best quality at reasonable PRICES lie would
Hecluy advise those intending TO plant this coming
fall to seud their orders early rs the hrs apPlces in
yarlably secue the best trees.
Intelligent planters BIZ fully aware of the advan
Of buying their trees SC, at home where they
make their selection, in preference to the e-
utut practice u buying from repufci agents from dis
tAnre who are seldom = second time
H0-iOpOO year Silver Naples for sale low.
aug "a EDWARD TArNALL.
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saa MEDICAL.

MI EDlOAA'
TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
tse DrinRhursfa Agus Dose,
use Passhais Ague Mixture &C. /
For weak or HniIamed Eyes.
Tee Bringhursts Eye Water, ,,,
Use Becker's Eye Dalsan
For Coughs.
Use Ayers cas'ryE ~ PsS issSs. n.poctorap
For Dyspepsia.
Use Brnghurst's Dyspeptie Pills -,
Uss Peruvian syrup or Prot. Sol Protox. Iron
Use Comp. syrup OF phasphstes, ,,,..
A'''' Hooaand's demAu nitter'
For worms.
Use Brlnshurs's Worm Syrup.
o'' MI" Uss Fahnssiosk's hermitage, &e
For Hernia or Rupture.
Do to E. prlnshurst Co aud be lifted with Truss-
For FEatulence.
uss D''Us""'''' Use brnghursi's dinesr Lozeng's
For ChIIdren Teelhimg.
u'' MIS- "''''0" '''' Iss bowers lutAnt Cordial
For a CaIhartic OF Purge
Use Brugbutsts Purgstve Syrup "a substitute for cas
Bss Briushurss Purssve pills, sugar eOA'edj
Use seidhts Powders, &c
For Purifying the Blood.
Use Briughurst'a Alternative syrup
, Buli't sarsaparilla,
Peruvian syrup, &c
For Constipation.
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