important troofs.
Of Ihe efficacy of Dr. llarlich't CtkbrattJ Midi'
ana.
The fallowing certificate wea sent by Mr. E
Hinmsn, agent at CincinnnUi, Ohio. There can l
no m stake in It, m the pnitre are wi ll known.
Mr. Frkiel Rigdon, of Anderson township,
Hamilton county, Ohio, wf"l 4? Irnuhltd
with till, u affection, acidity of the eiommh, at
tends I with the muni symptom of d pe tin, ami
h.ivirg inmlA tiial of various medicine without
fi idmg relief, wit cored by the above med cinn.
Attest. E. RIG DON.
Cincinnati. June 30th, 1840.
YET LATER. Mr. Vanro. of Washing'nn
county, writes as follow Dear Sir Dr. Harhch's
fiil's are performing feme of the most wonderful
euie in this vicinity ever heard of. They wore
introduced here about six months ago, by one f
my neighbor, who bought a half dozen package
tiM.n ihu Fittshnng office. I om aware of f.iur case
in thin pi ico where complete cures hive been per-
formed, one of severe ihcuinalism, two of dyspepsia,
and one of a most shecking and aggravoted ner
vous complaint, often or twelve year standing, i
end vi. u enclosed five dollars j plrnre to forward
pills for tliut amount by the bearer, William Ward,
Attest JOHN VANCE.
July 27. 1840.
N. B. The above certificate, compared wilh the
very many already received, ceituinly must con
vinee ihosc similarly afflicted, that they can yet be
relieved by the use of these InvalunMe mediants.
Principal i.llice, No. 19, North Eighth street
PlliLdi a. For sole 1
HENRY YOXrilEIMER.
OcMlierti, 1840. Agtnt.
DYSPEPSIA .' DYSPEPSIA !
ThRt troul lesome end peacc-deslioying disease.
Hutu awls mid tens of thousand suffer from
that common distressing complaint. Diipepsiax
freqtlorn'y cnusi-d by overruling or distending tliu
stomach by excessive eating or drii king indijo
ihle mid acrid substances taken into the stnnidcli,
or fiom long continued constipation of the bowls, a
wd.ait.ry life, fear, grief, anxiety, a copious draft
of cold water, drastic purgative medicines, ilysm
tery, miscarriages, intirmiilcnt uiul spasnndic af
fections of the stomach and bowls, irregular iii.'hIs,
late hours, and too ficijucnt use of spirituous
liquors.
Tho symptoms of diipepsia may tie described as
. wan. ... ... u M.i.u.u. . mu. !
lcn and transient distensions of (he stomach nfer
eating, arrid and putresei.t eructilioi.s, water brash.
fiiu in the region of the stomach, c-s'ivcn s, p.il-
pit ition of the heart, dizziness and dimness of the
sight, disturbed rest, tremors, mental desjioinli uey,
flitulency, spasms, nervous irritihilitv, chili. .e-s,
eatlowness of complexion, gre.it . pire'non alier
eating, languor and general dci'ility, sick hend a, he,
te.
CURE Al the head of all remailics stands l)n.
KAnLicu's CoMpui'Kn SratstiiKso Thjiiv
Axn (Ikhmii ArrLiiiEXT Fills, whirli act great
ly up. hi the pciistultic motion of the ioiesiiue,
thereby producing regularity of tho bowls, nt lire
suinc time improving the functions of the dcliliia
d o gans, liius invigorating and restoring Ihc di
gcitive organ to a healthy action. This medic. nc
sc.d'im i'.ils in producing relief.
J-'ull and explicite diiectiona accompany the
Imve medicine. Likewise a pamphlet whicu d
acr.b s iltscuscs, (he manner of treating, oVr.
i rinc pie ollice for the United Suites, No. 19,
North EIGHTH STREET, Philadelphia.
11 EN Kit YOXl'UEIMEIt.
October 24, 1840. Agent.
FEMALES.
'WHO arc troubled wilh sick headache, pain in
tho aide, breast, and back, loss of appetite, tlatulen
cy, lowuess of spirits, palpitation of the heart, faint
anas or giddiness, sickness at the stomach, billons
uil'ertions, tightness at the cheat, nausea, vomiting,
noise in the stomach, flushings of heal, ai d cki'li
nes6, diseases uf the nerves, and organs of -digestion,
Hkc. Ac, those who may be thus eflecicd, shnnl l
not nrg'ect to procure Dr. liar tick's Compound
atrznatltening Tunie und German Aperient J'tl.'t,
wiiich ore wjirantod lo g'.vo immediate relief, i
Tlioiiaiids t'o we almost daily behold, who.e rnur,- I
kmances and pile emaciated cheeks laar wcoljr .
witness to sickles and afHiciion. Coul I llio e
persons be peruadid In use this iuvnluiihli! me.l:
rine, they would toon find their weak and de' ili'ii-
lid frames strcnghteneu, tli.ir minds romp scd,
nnd all pain, aud distress driven from iho s) stem, j
when ti.e lody w ill again r. new i's lost vigor, aud
rtit on a new life," nnd death for a while l c de- '
lived of Us prey. What h ml but fiels glad t i
behold fieir near relatives ami dear friei.ds, sna'ched
is if by magic from lliut falal dest oyer Duiili
ye who arc laboring under disease, let not another
dny r.r night pass without pDcu.ii g thi medicine,
asil will in a majority of eases effect a permaniut
euro. Jieuiember dtlttis are dtingi roun ; and if
iliiiusc is i:elected, its tavag. a will doubly in
rreafcj. rxj'Prinriple Office for llio iruited States, No.
I!, NORTH EIGHTH streol, wheie reccoiitu en
d.iMui'8 of bundle 's of persons my be seen, all of
wl.icu have been cured or iHiielitud by the
DK-Jicine.
HENRY YO.VniUMER.
October SI, 1SI0. Agent.
SICKSESS.
' 1'HERE are many person that weliily lahitld,
whose counti nances ai d frail linils t'eno'.c i fflic
luii' which we lind ha piimipally oiig'n.l.d fiom
neglect of proper leruadies at the comtn 'lieemeiil i f
aiikness. Al lirt tho patient cem I .iim of bile on
the stomach alien JeJ w.lh tickiiesx. ettttive n ,
he neg'.icts to procure proper m .lieiue ; al leu h I e
complain of pain in the side on. I sumach v. Hi
our eructations; his appetite becomes impaind,
his rest trov.Mt-i.omc, Ins mind harassed, and all
things around l.iin apo.r not in theii proper slatiou.
lie still iiegb-cS himself, when in all probability
Ihe disease may at le..Ui be s ) fast seated that no
medical aid will replace him again. At the first ;
attack of sickness there should be " no lime losi" .
in procuring Dr- Harbch's iompuimi stsi nuth- j
ssiao Ar-EHJEXT rilLs, winch mimodialely re
moves bile from the stomach, obviate co.-livenes.
remove disorders in the head' invigorate the mihd,
strengthen the hody, improve the memory, and en
liven the imagii.a ion ; thu reatoiiug the hody
cgain to its pnqier functions.
Frmci,le Ollice, No. 19, NORTH EIGHTH
lUcet, Phils leh-his.
HENRY YOXIIJEIMKR.
Octotier 24 , 1810. Agent.
TO THE .ll'FLICTED.
THOSE who are suffering from various diseases
incident lo the l umn family, would do well to
procure Dr. lltu lieh'l Vnmpnund Striuglheuing
und German Aperient Pills, which i.ru so pie
eminently reccomincndcd for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints. ains in Ihe aide, butk and breast,
N'ervious AfT-ctions, Head-Ache, and all the dis
eases ol Ihe Blomirh ami Bowls. Pamphlet may
be obtained grslis, which contain full ai d exphcitc
direction for using. The reader is n fined to
tial very interekting certificate of cun in this
paper, which may he relied upon, as they me Liken
from lha original. For ule ul No. IU, NOR1H
EIGHTH lrect, Philadelphia.
HENKV YOXTUEIMER.
Clebr U, 1110. Agent.
BOSTON NOTION,
THE LAIUiEST.IND CHEAPEST NEWS
PAPER IN THE WORLD.
FI1I1E spirit of the age Is utilitarian. Improve
I mint is slumped upon the face of every thing.
All the useful aits arc progressing wilh unp .riallct-
ed rapidity, und the Art of 1'rintii g is coming in
fur its lull sh-ne . f the commo i improvement.
Detarm ed not in hn outdone In any thing that pee
tains to hi. profession, where there is a fair chance
for exertion and enterprise, the undorjgurd liat de
termined upon issuing a sheet twice the iz' of tho
Boston Weekly Tun a, (a id is to lake tho place
of that paper,) and w ll contain eight columns
more mailer th in the Brother Jonathan. This
sho t will be c .11 d the BOSTON NOTION, and
it is determined that it shall sustain a cog.iomen si
full of meaning, nnd s.i interwoven with the entail-lis-hrd
ehnr.ii ler of our Yankee city. It will be the
La hoist Newspaper I the Would wilh no
exception and will be minted on a sheet thirty-
seven by fifty-twit inches. It will lc filled entirely
with ra.ling ni..l er, nnd will contain Three Thou
sand Eisiht Hundred nnd Euh'y Eight squire
inches, ot Tweiry-Sevcn square f. e' of print in fine
tvie! and a single iiumlwr will contiin more rend
ing than an ordinary book" of Threo Hundred
pngps. These iliineim ons will enable the publisher
to dioAV largely upon the mot popular periodica'
of th day, both American and foreign ; and a- the
selectioi s will be made with grea1 eare, it is In-lit v
c.l this palter w.ll I a welcome Notion to every
family. Hisl.li s a full synopsis of the current news
of the div,)ns published in tho Bjst m O .ily
Times,) it w.ll c. main I'oelry, I'.ipulir Tales,
I hi alric il Criticisms, J'uliee ami other Court It
iHirt'. llun oroiis Aiticli s, &c. At.
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to the police courts, through all t gmns ol reason,
poetiy, romance, wit, and llio amplo record of folly,
we shall glean fi.iiu the past and the present nnd
from all na I. ins, to present as pleating uml useful i
comhinoliou i f recorded Ihouuht and c urrent III;
t.ity, as iho norl l can mpp'y o' industiy produce.
1 hi is our "11osto INorioi
This great amount of w'sd.un and fun of wit
and philosophy of novelties timl un:icoilii s we
aic able to i.IIit. wei kly for six ci: rs per copy,
only tix cents! and we cm d i it la'cunsc uf the
lucill i sol' our press and i llice, and lire comieclioli
of daily and weekly publications. For tiiiike mil-
Lns we can sell u)car a volume, i cpi d in quintity
llf ,.., wjlh cvrrv var;,.,y a.g, , yly.lW0 v.
ume ol .Novels, sucn as are issueil liom the pnss
of this day. Fillv-'.wo large Yo ume fir Thuc
Do lars ! K fleeted all by i nproted in ehin iy, and
by a dc'uroiiiiaiion iluil we will i.ol be outdone in
cnteipriza and iiM fn'uess
'J'tKMS: Thiikk Uoi.laiis a year, always in
ailvar.ee no oiduis, no ui.aii r from bat sourer
will bead. mi. d to unler-s arc ui ai.ied wilh the
t AMi. lngIe copies six cenis each.
Fost Ma ters or others remitting Twenty Do!.
lars shall hac Eight copies fen( to such persons
anil places a they nrnv ue-iguatc.
(JEOIHit: ROBERTS, Publisher.
MOKE POSITIVE PHOOF
Of the. efficacy if Dr. llnrl'ch's Cunip'iuinl
Strengthening und O'lYman Aperient I'.ltx,
A LLr.oiiK.N t, Jan. 8, 181
To Dr Ilirlicli's Agent Sir: I wish to stn'e for
the benefit of tho c who may be afflicted, that Dr.
llAitLieu's Fills have entirely eund me of Dys
pepsia, of wliieli 1 have been ufll cted for many
y.-ars. I used Uith kinds, the Apiiiil antl Hirjniiih
eniiiR, and I am constrained to say, that tiny aie a
valuable discovery, an I act upon the system mildly,
but very effectually. I found the Tonic pills to
quicken Ihe circulation and cause a d. termination
to the surface, srd to tticnglhcn (lie we k Momach
and increase iis powers. 'I'he Aperieni p. lis ;.re the
best cathartic I eei used. I am confident all l)vt
Ieptics would do we! to make imuieuiate Ir al aud
ha r lieved. Any one can call at my house and be
sati-fijd of the above at pleasure.
DAVID R. POPE.
N. B. The original certificate innv be sr en ar fie
i . (Tue of the " Spirit of the Tim- s." For sale at
I No. 19, North Eighth strict.
HENKV YOXI'HEIMRR.
October 24, 1840. .Igent.
LIVER COMPL.1IT.
THIS disease is discovered by a fixid
a lix.U oliiuse
I pain in the right side under the short rih. attended
wilh bent, uneasiness uhoiit the pit of the stomach;
ilti ie i in ihe right snlc..lo a dislurion ; the p i
, licul lise In appetite, mid liecomcs sick and Irouhl-
ed with vomit ng. The toi guo lu comes louh
una lit ick, llio counli-nrtuce cliunees to a pule oi
ciiron color, or yellow like tho-e i llli. te.l i.h j iun
dice, diflicuhy of breathing, dflii.li d ro,t, allemli e
with a dry tough, dillicuby of laying on the l.-li
aide, the b. dy l,ec.nne weuk, and li ia ly the disease
leimimtrs in I iiiio'ber of a moio n-iious liituie,
which in all probability is fur beyond the power it
human skill. Dr. JJurl ch m umpmiml Strength
tiling Tonic and German Aperient 'ri, it ta
ken at the commencement of litis disease, will
check it, and by em'inuing the use of tire mcdicii.e
a few weeks, a peifeet cure will be pcrfoiimd.
1 housanda can testify to lh s tact
Ocrtificaieg i. f many persons n ay daily l e so. n
of the elhc cy of hi mva'ualile Hieiltcine, by apply
ing at the Medical Olfice. No. 19, NOR 1 11
I EIGHTH stieel, I'lnla.:. I,.h.a.
! HENRY YOXTUEIMER.
i O.lober SI, 1840. Aent
PRISCU'AL REASOSS
Why Dr HA REICH'S Compound Strengthei -
n and German Aperieni Pill ere us d by all clas
ses of p;ople, in prifert nee to o her M-'die ii s, I e-
eause thev are iirep.ired fro.n u p:fe cztracl if
; herbs, a wholesome inedi.hie, indJ in its operation
' and pleasant in it. tl'.-ct tile mo-l cerium piesc. ver
: of health, a sale and t-ll. e nil cure ol Dyspepsia or
' Indigestion, and nil tloiiueh conipi-iiuis, a rcsrrtri
: and poiihei of the wholi! syslein
Because tt iy a ioihe tho n rves of seiisib lily a
fortify ihe nerv.s of motion, imparling to their in si
(ubile fluid it prisli:iu t. uc, Ihu giving aiieoglh
and clearness of in lid.
Because they never de4roy the coa's of the tto-
mach and bowels, its all strong iiurgative dr.
Bocnuse sciruie and opeiiencc teach u that no
mere purgative alouowill cure tliu disease ol the
st mach and i.erv. . We., km si i the primary
cause of a host ol d'aeuses, und, by cotiuuUillv ie
sorting to Drastic purg.iiites, you make ho disease
much worse, instead ol lett. r.
Because Dr. Hu lich's Mad cine aie put up up
on the roni'itou sense prim iide, ' to "cluniseaml
sireiigtbru," which is the only course to pursue to
e licet a cute.-l.astlv.
Because these Medicine really do cure the dit
ease for wh'ch tbry re n rominemled. Prineipul
Olfi-e for the United Stiles, is at No. ltf Noitb
Eighth, at reel, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXIHEIMER.
October 51, 1810. A 'ent.
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
Dr. Harlich's medicines are daily increaa'ug in
public fvor, aud want Ir.mi any l.ui a for trial to
i ttatiun tneir wonn. w nava a com-,' juration
in our columns to-liy from a p rami lon a'wjct.'d.
which is but mi ef mjny vnuchtt fi thi oieJi
CIIIC Sjdrit nf tti' Tli'i'S.
GODEY'G Li-DY'S BOOK
Voliimrs & 4, 1411.
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HE only M'lP.ar.ine in this country intended
for the perusal of Females, that is idiled by
thtirnwn sex. Tin i an important mallei, ami
should bo borne in mind by thote mother who in
tend catering for (heir own, or thmr daughters in
struction and amusement. Miss E. I.ksi.ik w.ll
hove a conirilintimi in cveiy number.
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Steel Engraving, by A. L. Dick, in eieh nurtibir;
a Fashion Piute, colored, (imuk that,) eveiy mouth ;
two pages Music., (generally original ) in each Hum
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lo thi deuartnient will be displaved. 'Ilie splendid
Sicel Engravings, by A. L. lick, Esq., lh.it gave
so much sntififiction la-t volume, will be rontiiiued
Throuchout this year th plate will lie vaiied, and
embrace serious and phasing subj els, and others
that will contain a d.isli of humor. All talc4 shull
be consulted.
In sneaking of our En?ravit,g, we beg leave to
call attention to the f .Mowing published in last vol
ume, vit: Viiw nf Con .tint n .pie, Schuylkill Wa
tcr Works, Tie' I idian Maid. The Fdg im, Hppy
as a Kinz. I'he 1). nth of 1 null. Willi eueh of
these we i.tiMished a Fashion plite, containing
ther three or lour figure-., l'suiil.illy nnd tas'elully
cotoied, Uiiivcrsdlv p onounced superior lo uliy
other Mug zuc illuf.tratioi.sii: this or any other
country. Beautiful as they undoubted y aie, we
nr.inoiiuee, without hesitation, that those for tin
year shull 13 superior. The engraving sha I al
ways be worth more than the price of sub cription
We do not as in my of our cutempomrics do, who
would scorn to tell a venial Ijlsehood, pas oil te
coin! h ind pi iles a original. Our are undoii'ited
ly ao. ai d tho designa selected by ourselves, and
they w.ll he c litmuid inrougliout Hie year.
It will be seen I y this sdver isement, th t every
efl.irl has been made by the pMi ri tors i f this woik
lo mike it sop rior t any other in America; and
as ii Nr.w Yi All's Girr, the Lilly's Bo .U is pio-
I a'dy the in si proper that could be desired for 1. 1
dies, edile I bf their own sex, nnd nsi'slod as tho
EJltoii.d Depaitinent ia, by the Pictoiid E iiIh IIisIi
men's, it ia .oi ively the 1'iui.otH Cuihmih,
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mders are given at the time rf Hibseribmg, tlie work
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we s!a e I Hint Ihe pni er ciitulated so widely a.
mong the iteudy, reading portion of ihe United
States, that wo ct.t.red upon our li.bers with full
coufid. nr of the futuic. Our auccess ha since
been heboid our most sanguine expectation, as our
weekly r. c. ipt overbula ice those of any cotempo
lary up r. Our lot ha continued to swell up,
with unexampled rapidity, and we have the eooi'i
.I. nee, that tit ihe present late of inert-n.', we shull
be enabled in a few months to hoist of more than
35,0(111 subscribers! XX'lien we commenced our
Inh. rs, w - announced distinctly, thai the tone of the
paper should be decidedly morul, and that nothing
shuu d be odm tied into our columns, which the
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tenu n; d that as an approved Family P..per, it
should not contain a paiagraph, with the spirit of
which a patent would not wish tt have a daughter
In i ti : Ii i r, and we thcicfore, with this view, announ
ced that no theatrical notices should apear in our
c. luiiiris, and that we should be i pposed lo theatres
as thing, calculated to injure the healthy action ol
an In nest mind, as creative of exhibitions demo
ralizing in tendency, and fearfully permeiou in
fact. Th-re were "not warning blusterer, who
made a great parade of opposiiion. anJ Croakers,
who predicted our eedy dowufii'l, but we threw
ourselves uron the sober, rational nnd exp r.eix. d
portion nf the people of the Uniltd Stuiot for up
pelt, and we have .ecu noldy sus'aiued.
Wo t'iouilil oil f ipresae.1 Ihu opinion, that
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that few, even if ti.ey did not entirely disapprove
of such cnteiliiiuinents, cared about huviug the
gross dclaiU forever paraded before the eyes of
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their minds.
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tinued under our contr. 1, it should lie str cllv neu
tral in politics, and that as news ami Ii entry jour
mdist we had nothing to do with li e m titer ; this
del. rmi. ntion litis b. en strictly and rijidly adhered
in, and w hile we shall continue to give uur re id rs
siuh public document os may hi deemed of uite
nstto nil, and such a history of the progress of
political events, as are strictly in keeping with our
duty, and the character of the pap.r, we shall slu-
iioua'y and 'horoughly avoid any contamination of
par 17. n public.
Tho paper it now printed in a new nnd lcauti
ful ty e, has received the praise of inai.y editor of
;.iste, a 'the huiid.-oinel famdy sheet in lh; Union.'
Our i-lforta have I ecu directed to the combining
of beau'y and cmplic ty with utility and ta-tc
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and domestic magazine, together wilh the valua
ble routribu ions of cur own circle of literary
friend will continue to give interest to lha paper,
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happens in the O il World or the New, ahull lie
c.o. beted and collated for the table of out rea
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and select, and shall receive sliict attention, while
surh things as may interest our juvenile readers,
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gratify, a much us possible, the laudible desiie of
our country reader, a portion oi our attention win
lc devoted lo the ccllecti"ll nnd diffusion of such
New, Memoranda, 'Tables, Fee-, Hint, cfcr. as
m iv seem inn o:tat.t t.t agriculturists, and ihe pot
ul. .'lion resident without the confine of our great
l ilies 'The state of the miikul and the flueiua
lion in the prices will be reguleily and w hut is of
more moment, c riccily gicu.
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ou. re .deis from week to wetk, entertaining read
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CIETV, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
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'THIS Journal was established by the American
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miormation on the cdltuhi or silk in the United
Slates. It has now been published one year, and
limy be considered a work of standard character.
The first year's iiublication, compiising the first
volume, enntniuea a mas of valuable inlotuistiuii,
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iho second equal in all respcts, if not super lot, to
the first. The important fact is now est a1 lished be
yond any question, that tho people ol the United
States cun make silk ciikapkii and hutter than
any other nation upon earth. It ha been proved
by untrnpcachaUd testimony, that the entire cost
nf producing silk reaiy for ma. ket, does not exceed
TWO HOLLARS A!IL TWEMTr-riVK CSITS Pk
rot-sit, and its lowest value is roc a iiollahs id
tirrt i-KfiTs; also, that ova acre of ground plant
ed in morus multicaulis, will nroduce the fust year
the tree aie planted, roi tiTt-i.tuiiT rounds or
silk, leaving a clear profit to the producer of oME
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proved that the childi.n and females of any farmer'
f nuly can, with the gr. atc t possible ease, produce
from fifty to a hundred p uuds of silk every year,
without any cost whatever to the expenses ot the
farm af.er the tries are planted; and llnr.fore, that
ihe whole amount of silk will ! so much clear g .in,
a.y from $235 lo $150. With theso fact we sub
m t loan intell gent people welher it i not o-great
nnd import int object for them to introduce the cul
ture of silk in every farmer' family in the Union.
'To enable all our fjrmers to make silk, the 'Joch
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speclable sprinkling f English author. Oiigtn:
articles have appeared during the list year fr i
the pen cf the following Professor Ingrahun
author of La Fitle; Pro. John Fr.M, Philadelphia
Pro. N.C U rooks, Ualtiuiore; Pro. C. F. Wine.
Philadelphia, Author of 'Two Years in the Navy
Captain Many nil, Author of Pe er simple, etc
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England; Mia. Faniy Kemlle Dull, r, Phil.; Put
IVnjamin, New York ; Douglas Jerrold, England
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can Rozi James F. Otis, New York ; R 8. Elliot
Editor of Harrisburg Inlclligvncer, Pa ; D iv
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adelphia; Judge Trcraier Dresden, New York
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Grenville Mellen, New York; H. D. Elder. E.lit
nf Columbia Spy, Pa; 'The Author of "Stanly,
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Waterman, Philadelphia; Mr. Ann Meohen
New York; Uenron Hill, England, Editor of lh
New Monthly Mag zine; Dr. J. K. Mitchell, Phi
udclph a; Jame Moiitgorm ry, England;
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