IMPORTANT PROOFS.
Of the efficacy of Dr. ltartich't Celebrated Mi di
einrs.
The following certificate was sent by Mr- F.. B.
Ilinmau, i gent nl Cincinnati!, O'.iii. Thciecan Ic
no miatake in it, as the patties nre will known.
Mr. Ki'kicl Rgdon, of Andcr.on township,
Hamilton county, Ohio, wasseveint days troubled
with bill-u affections, acidity of the i tmnch, nt
trnded with the usual symptoms of tlya sin, and
hiving mado liiul of various medicine Without
finding relief, wa cured by the above mcd cities.
A tipt, E. RIG DON.
niricinnnlt. June 30th, 1810.
Yl'.T LATttlt. Mr. Vance, of Washington
ceunty, writes na follows Dear Sir Dr. Harlich's
pil'i! an; peironning mmo of the most wondi'iful
cuica in lh;a v'u'iniiv evci heard of. They wero
iiilro lnc tl here ah.nit ail monlha aso. by one nf
my tn'iglibora, who bought a half d. ten package
from the Pntsbting office. I om aware of four caaca
in thi nl ice where eomplcte cure htve been per
formed, one of acvpre ihpumatism, two of tlypepaia,
and one of a moat ahcckinir and airravatrl tier
voux comiilaitit, often or live'vo ypara laiulini I
Hcnd you enclosed five dollars ; plrare to fo'W .rd
pilU for that amount by tho be.irer, William Ward,
AlUat JUUA VAINUB
July 27. 1840.
N. 1J. The above ccrtific te, compared with the
pry many already received, eeitainly muni con
vince ihoao similarly nfll.cted, that they can yet be
relieved by the use nf these invnlua In m- tbcint a.
Prinripd i flice, No. 19, North Eighth atnet
I hiludfll'llia. r ir aaln by
1IKNUY YOXI'IIEIMER.
Octolier 84, 1810. Agent.
DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA !
Tint troul ft'.l pp.ice-dratroyinit disease.
riu-ua.tuda and Uik of ibousamU ulT.'r t'roin
that common distrinat complaint. Ditpepsia ia
ficijU'-inlv roif d by (..ifrlo.iding or tlistcndiin the
f.toin.ii h by f.tct.v.:tv crling or drinking im'ij. a
ib'e arid acrid aubslan a t.iken into the atmnach.
or from Ion? continu -d constipation of the bowls a
aj.lentiiry life, fear, rief, anxiety, a copious draft
of cold water, ilra tic purgutivc rnedieinet, lj aw n
tery, misenrr'mgei, intt run lnl and apatini'dn: af
fectioiia of the aiomach mid biiwU, ii regular meals,
late hours, and loo fiequenl use of apiiituous
liquors.
Tho symptomi of dupepsin m.iy be dtwrilwd as
want of appetite, or an unmitural or vurjcinus
one, nausea and fometim a biliims vomiting, mid
den nnd transient distentions of the utoui ich bfer
ealing, an id and putrpsei.t crui t.itioi b, water branh,
pain in the region of the stomach, c suvui p.. I
pit ilioil nf lilt) heart, diz.;nes and diiunc.-H o," the
sight, di-turhed real, tremors, menial tltsMindi ncy,
flatulency, apisms, iiervous irritiiiibly, t li.lii.es.
sallownes of complexion, gie it i pprefion af.er
eating, languor nud general dilility, sick hi-ad a he,
&c.
CL'HC At the he:.d of ull iemai'ir st-mds Da.
HaHLII'h'm OoMPIUINII tl HKVrtlllKMtMl TllXIC
aud (bnii AerntiSNT Pills, which tut great
ly upm ilio perist.iltic motion of the tiiicsiiiies,
thereby producing regiil irily tit' tho bowls, nt ti e
aame lime improving the functions of the debtlila'.
ed o. gans, thus invigorating untl restoiiog the di
gestive organs to a healthy action. Th.s medic lie
seldom fails in producing rebel.
Full and rxplicite directions accompany
above medicine. Likewise n pamphlet whicli
acrib 's diseases, the manner of irei.ting, &.
Principle ollice for the United States, No,
the
d.-
19,
North EIGHTH STKEET, PhiU.lelph a.
M KM Kit YOXIHEIMER.
Octolr 24, 1840. Agent.
FEMALE.
WHO are troubled with sick headache, pnin in
the side, breast, and l ack, loss of appetite, flatulen
cy, lownes of spirits, palpilatiO'i of ihe heatt, faint
ings or gidi'iness sit kne-s at the stoimcli, bibons
aflections, lightness ut the client, nausea, voinitinj,
noise in the btomach, flubirgi of heat, aid chili
Hess, tliseiisi i of the neives, and nig ins of diguMion,
etc. &.c, thes. who ruav bo thus alliciiil, should
not nrg'ect to proruie Dr. Ilitrlirh'a Campimnd
Strengthening Tonie and (Jermm Aperient l'tl.v.
which arc w.nrauled to give iminediulo relef.
Thousands i'o we almost daily behold, who-e enuii
tennnccs and p ile emiu i ite.l cheeks Ix'ar i crnlur
witness to siikne.-s and stlliiiion. t'ould tho e
persons be pruuadid to use this iuvhlimliln medi
cine, they would soon tintl their wenk and tic' ilra
ted Ironies trenghtt;iitM, llie r minds pomp sod.
and all pain, unii dihlr. s tlrivpn from the system,
whrn the bedy w :'! : :.:im r new is lout vigor, aud
i'. "M a n:;iv In.-.'' ii.l dc.ilh for a while lie dc
jjived of ila prey. U b it h u I but fie s glad to
Li'lio'i t eir near rt lativt s nnd ilear liiei.ds, sua died
as il by magic from ih.it fit . I ile-l oyor Dtath
yo w ho arc laboring under Oik ase lui not another
day er night pass wiibout procuring thi' mdieine,
as it will in a majority of u' illei t a per man Mil
cure. Remember Lluy urc dangerous; and if
iH-ira-o is nclecied, ita r va' s wdl doubly in
crc.se. fXj Piineile Oiruo for the United StuU a. No.
. 19, MOKI'II EIU11TI1 si'eei, wheie recciimn en
tln'ions of hutulic.'s of persons nisy be -t on, all of
which have been cuiel or beiieiitied ty tho
medicino.
H KN R Y VOX r II EI ME R.
October 21, 1840. Agent.
SICKbES.
I THERE are many persons that we duly In hold,
whose countenances at d frail limbs t'enoie ffl c
.i.;..i. .. c,,.i k.. ;..n .; .,..! r.
neglect of proper .em.Ji.'s at the cou.mencpmpiit of
? . r. . ... . ........ i. ,.r :.
H-lkllao. . . . i.iv. iiv ii ii v . .iiiiii- vri c k t.,
the stomach at'eudc I w tli liekmss rattivenm, Vc,
li neglicls tar". M-. n-opcr m Jitine; at len h be
com; l-iins of pj n in i in side and a oinach wiih
a ur rroc'aiiona; I, is i i.,stite beeomos impairtd,
his ret tr. nllr. onie, lis mind hirussed, an. I all
tilings a-riiimi Mm uppr-ur not in their proper station,
liu k'lll neglects himsilf, when in all probability
the disease muy at louth beao fist si-sted that no
medical aid will replace him again. At the first
attack of sickness there nhould be " no lime lost"
in procuring Dr Harbch's cowroi-xu sTadvorH
bxixg AfKHiriT pills, which irninediulely re
moves bite from the hl.oi ach, obviut ctiveness.
remove disorders in the head' invigorate the inihd,
strengthen Ihe Ifxly, improve the memory, and en
liven the imagina'ion ; tliui restoring the body
again to i's pn(Mr luucnons.
Principle tMlieo, No. 19, NORTH EIGHTH
alrec t,tPbilailelphi.
HENRY VOX I'llEIMKK.
Octols r 24 , 1810. Agent.
TO THE .1FF1.1CTED.
THOSE wl ,o ors ull'Tii'.g from various di-Tawn
iiici.lei.t 'o the I um ui fnnily, uould do well in
procure Dr. llarHtli'i Itumpound Strengthening
unit (Jtrmun Aperient I'i.'n. wbieh ire so prv.
riniiiently rereoinuiended for l))sis, I .iter
(!oiiipluliila. sins in ihe si.le, back and breast,
Nervious Atrclions, Head-Ache, and all the dis
eases nl the Ktoiirirh and Howls, P..mplilcts may
lie obtained grill", whkh contain full ai d eiplieile
directions for uing. The reader is fi lmed lo set.
eral very iuti res ing ct ililicatea of rnrra in this
paper, wtorh may lie n lied upon, aa thry arr t .ken
from tha original. For aal.i at No. 19, NOKIII
EIQHTH atreei, Ph ladelp'iia.
HENRV YOXniEIMEIt.
OctoUr 24, ism. Azmi.
mo ui: positive proof
'! f.tJi'" V f Dr. Ilarl'eh't Compound
Strengthening ; Carman Aperient 1'ilLi.
AtLr.nnitT, Jan. 8, 1 841.
ToDr H.irlirh's Aitent Sir: I wish to sts'e fur
the benefit if tlio r who mnv be afflicted, that Dr.
Haiilicu's Pills have cmiicly run J uie of Dj
pepsin, of wlnrli I lidvo hern n fil cieJ fur many
years. I used both kini's, the Aperient nnd Strength
ening, end 1 urn constrained to Bay, that tiny a e
v.tluab o ui-c ivi-ry, an I net upon the system intld'y,
hut very t Ifcciu.iliy. I found the Tonic fills to
quicken the circu iition unit cause a dvlermiualinn
tit the surface, ned to slicugthun the weiik stomach
ami increase it power. '1'ho Aporieni p'.l's nro the
bill cathartic I ever used. I nm confident nil Dys
peptics would li wo I to make im:ni'tiinto trial nnd
be r. lieved. Any one cm call at my house untl bo
stlirfiad of the ahuvd t plcarture.
DAVID R. POPE.
N. D. Tho original crrtiflcate may be seen or the
t dice of the Spirit of the Tim. a." Fur sale at
No. 19, North Eighth at net.
IIENRx' YOXTHEIMER,
Octolicr 24, 1810. Jtgtnt.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
THIS Jiaeaac ia discovered by fixe J obtuse
I'oin in the riaht side under the ahorl ribs, attended
with heat, uneasiness about tho pit of the stomach:
there ia in ihc right sido slso a distention ; the p
tienl loses hieapictile,and Itecomeitick and trouhl
eil with vomit ng. The tongue becomes lough
and lil irk, tho counti nance chanties to n pale or
citron color, or yellow like tho-e n 111 it ted with j.ur.
dice, il in. u fly n( breathing, disturbed rest, ntlenileo
with a dry eongh, difficulty of laying on tho loft
aide, the bi.dy I ccomes weak, ond finally the disease
tc.mtnatra li t ) ami hrr of a moie terioua nstuie
which In all probability ia Tar beyond the power
liumin skill. Dr. Itarlich t f onipound Strength
eninp Tunic and German Aperient Villi, it la
km at the commencement of thia disease, will
check it, acl by continuing the une of the mpdicii
a few wevka, perfect cure wilt be pcrfoimcd
I houaan'la can testify to una fact.
Certificate f many persons n ay daily l ae. n
of the efliccy of ihn invaluable medicine, by apply
mg at the MtJiral Office. No. 19, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Phila.lt I, hia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
O.tobel 21, 1810. A?cnt
PRINCIPAL REASONS
Why Dr HAIH.ICH'M Comnoun.l Strengthen
ing nnd (ierm.ni Aneiient PilU : re us.il by all t lati
n's of people, in prifcruice lo oilier M'diciuis, I e-eau-o
they a-e prepired from n pure tztraet nf
herbs, a wholisomi' medieine, mdil in ils ner,iiioii
nnd pleasant in its i If tt the nut it rtinn piehciver
of health, a sale nnd ellrp nil cure of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, an I all st ni.trh couipbiulf, a j resrreer
and p nifici of the whole tysteio.
Uccause t' ry soothe the n.rrcs of sensibility a d
fortify the nervis of million, imparting to their ui. st
subtle fluid ita pristine tone, thua giving atronglh
in I clearness of m tid.
iieeauso tliey never destroy the coots of the ato
mach and bowels, as all strong purgatives do.
Uoi ausc science and exeiience teach us that no
mere purgative alor.e will cure the disease of the
t. mach and nervis. Weakness ia the primary
cuin-e nf a host ol diseases, and, by coniiuudly ie
soitii.g to Vrattie purgatives, you make the disease
much w ofre, ini-tead ot 1 1 it. r.
liecause Dr. Harlii h's Mod cines are put up up
on the common sense principle, to "cleinseand
strengthen," which is the only course to pursue to
rtli'cl a cute. Lastly,
iieeauso theso Medicines really d eure the dis
ease for which thry are n commended. Principal
Un e for tho Uniud States, is at No. 19 Noith
Eighth stieel, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXIHEIMER.
O.tolirr 24, 1840. Agent.
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
Dr. Hurlich's medicines are daily itic'caslng in
nib ic f.ivor, nnd waul from any but n f ir mat to
p.lahlUh their worth. We h.ivo a comiiiuuicatioii
in our columns to-dt.y from a parson long owicteil,
which is I ut one of many vouchers for this medi
cine. Spirit of the Timet.
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ILK SO-
CIEry, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
xniTrn ar oidcoh n. bmith.
THIS Journal was established by the American
Silk Society, for the purpose of d (fusing practical
information on the ci-ltux or silk iu the United
States. It has now bet n published one yi ar, and
may be considered work of standard character.
The first esr'a publication, compi icing Ihe first
vo'ume, enntames a mass of valuatilo inioimstion,
anil it will Im Itia ol I ct uf ili hIIiuc iu uiaki
the second equal in all resptts, if not superior, to
tho first. The important fact ia now et.V hsht d be
yond any qocstlon, that tho people ol tho Lnited
States can make silk iuxapih and mkttkh lhaii
any other nation lijion earth. It hns been proved
by uiiinipeuch.il.kj test niony, that the entire cost
of prinlucing silk ready for ma ket, does not exceed
Two iiollabb ab twuti riva ckhts rr.
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nrrr cists; also, that ess acre of ground plant
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Works of IVatiire.
IN a attte of health ihe intevtinal canal may he
comparej lo river whose wutcs flow over the ad
joining land, through the channel natuie or art
has made, and Imptovcs their qualities; and lo keep
up the comparison of the rivi r, so long as it tuna
on smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy;
hut if by some cause the course of the river is stop
ped, then the wuter in the canals it n longer pure,
I ut soon becomes stagnant. There ia I ut one law
1 f circulation in natu e. When there ia a sutier
abundauco of humoriat fluid (s nciiy) in the imer.
t nal lubes, and coslivei ess takes pUce, il Jl ws
biek into the liluo I ts-sc!s, and iufiliralea itself in
in Ihc circululion. To rstatdnh Ihe froe co urse of
the river, we most remove the ohiliut lions which
stop its fiee rourse.and tho e of its tributary stream.
With the body, follow the sunn natural principal ;
r. ni ivo, ly lhal tnlnable purgative medicine Itnm.
dieth,t Vnivtrmtl Vegetable Pith, which nre an ef
I. dual assist .lire of nature, the suer iliuinlance of
humors in the intestine rannl, Uy per etering in
this pract'e.', the ways of the circulation will I lien
he inslnred to the full exercise ofibeir n iluril func
tions, and s side ol health will t-o li m'y cstabli.h
ed Remember, never tult'i r a drop ol tiloo l lo .e
taken from you' Evaru it the humors as often
and as long as tliey are degenerated, or aa loi'g aa
you are aick.
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we sla'eJ that the patrr circulated no widely a
mnng the itendy, reading portion of ihe United
Slntes, that we entered upon our h bora with lull
confid. ncn of tire future. Our success has since
beon beyond our most simguine expectation, as our
weekly riCt lptn overbalance those or any coU nipo.
tnry nprr. Our lot hna continued to swell up,
with unexampled rapidity, and we bavo the conli
dtnee, thai at ihe present rate of increas", wo shall
be ennhlcd in a few months to bonat or more llinn
35,000 subscribers! When we ommonccd our
labors, we announced distinctly, that the tone of the
paper should be decidedly moral, and that nothing
ahou'd bo odinitted into our columns, which the
most fas I Jious father could disapprove of. and d
term ned Ihnt as an approved Family Paper, it
should not contain a paiagrnph, witli the spirit of
which a parent woulJ not wish to have a daughter
familiar, and we therefore, with thia view, announ
ced that no theatrical notices should appear in our
Columns, and that we should be nnposed lo theatres
aa things calculated to injure the healthy action or
an Im nest mind, aa creative or exhibitions uemo-
rali7.ing in tendency, and fearfully pernicious in
fact. Tin re were not wanting blusterers, who
made a great parade of opposition. anJ Croakers,
who predicted our speedy downfall, but we threw
ourselves ut-un the sober, rational and experienced
portion of the people of the Uuittd States lor sup
port, and wo have been noMy sustained.
Wo thought and expressed Ihe opinion, that
however careless many mighl be upon this subject,
that few, even if they did nol entirely disapprove
of such entertainments, cared about having tho
gross details forever parnded before the ryca of
their children, and the sickening and nauseating
eulogy of nil kiuda of characters made familiar to
their minds.
We drier mined also, that while the paper con
tinued under our control, it should be strictly ncu
tral in politics, and that aa news and literary jour
nalists we had nolh'ng to do with the milter ; thin
dcurini ntinn has been strictly and rigidly adhered
to, and white we shall continue to give our readers
such public document as may Ik deemed of inte
rest to nil, and auch a history of the progress of
political events, as are atnctly in keeping with our
duly, and the character of the paper, we shall stu
lioualy and thoroughly avoid any contamination of
imr. ii ,ii politics.
The miner it now i.rinted in a new and beauti
ful tye, has received the praise of ninny editors of
t.iste, as 'ihc handsomest family sheet in thr Luton.
Our tlfir's have been directed to the combining
of beauty nnd simplic ly with utility and taste,
The I'ost is printed on a stout white paper, ren
dering it neat and dur.ibie lor tiling.
In rol lilton to these tlforls toward perfection in
the mechanical department, nnd extthor ol our pa
per, no labor, and no cost been spared in the de-
vtlopement of inlclliclUBl strength. 1 lie present
variety of interesting tales, original, from foreign
and domestic magaxine, logtther with the valua
ble contributions of our own circle of literary
friends will continue to give interest to the paper,
whi'e everything important and worthy of note that
happens in the Old World or the New, shall be
collected and collated for the tasto of out rea
ders. The Ladies' Department shall always be choice
and srlect. and shall receive strict attention. While
such things aa may interest our juvenile teadtra,
nnd that iinpoilnnt and lurgo class of our renders,
theFa.m. r will not be overlooked. In order to
grntify, as much as possible, the laudible desiie ol
our country readers, a portion of our attention will
le devoted to the ctller'.ai.n and diffusion of auch
News, Memoranda, Tables, Fac's, Hints, &c. as
may seem impoitant to agriculturists, and ibe poj
ulation resilient without tho confines of our great
cities The state of tho maikois and the fluctua
tions in tho price', will be regulaily and what is of
more moment, crrecily gien.
We have ever been opposed to tho constant
hlus'tr nnd pa rude made by some editors, about
the rieellpnce of their papers, aud have resolved
that ihe Saturd y Evening Post, shall 1 conduct
ed, as to sjirak for itself.
Our renters will alwave find in its columns the
earl est and mctt nnthen'ic information, es well aa
the most choice and entertaining literary matter.
We hrvn totally discsnled the syttcm ol filling the
p.. per wi h quack adv. ttiemoi,ts, but prefer giving
oui re dcis from week to week, entetlaining read
ing matter.
And we f el assured thst we shall be no losers
thereby, as but few readers cue about having a p"icr
fi'led with desiripiions of these nauseating com
pound. The Saturday Evening Poet, will ho furnished
for $2 per annum in ad. nee, or one cofy three
years f. r ?5. To those who wish lo subscribe for
a Philadelphia Magaxine, we will fumish a copy
of the Phdsde'phia Ca ket, and two copiea of the
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