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N Doubtless there is DO greater actual pleasure, capable of producing more true qualification, than that of minstering to the sufferings of others. Whether guid.

 led ny Christian motive, or merely by by the impulse of the heart, we feel in its force, when disease assails another-

 the maxim, Let us do good unto all men |Lct every reader of this paper look with care over the advertisement of Brant's Remedies, and see if it would furnish a

 balm for himself or friend.