IMPORTANT PROOFS.
Vtlie efficacy of Dr. Harlich't Celebrate J Midi
eines.
The following certificate wne sent ly Mr. F.. 11.
Hinman, agent at CinciiinoUl, Ohhs There can I
no m slake in it, aathe partiea are will known.
Mr. V.f kiel R.gdon, of Anderson township,
M .nnlton cmintr, Ohio, weeaevcial daya trouble I
with bill-us affections, acidity of the stomach, at
tended with the uaunl symptoms of clya epsia, anil
having inmln trial of various medicine w.thnut
Cmliiig relief, wa cured liy thu above medicine.
Atieat, K.RIGDON.
Cincinnati. June 30lh, 1810.
YET LATER. Mr. Vance, of Washing-nn
county, writes as follow Dear Sir Dr. Hailit h's
pill are performing anmo of thu most wonJetful
rutca in lira vicinity ever heard of. They were
introduc (I he.e about six m.mlln ago, by one of
my ncigldijra, wlio bought a halfdozcn packages
from the I'lttalmng office. I om aware of f ur ensea
in this pi ice where complete cure hive lnen per
formed, uiio of severe rheumatism, two of dyspepsia,
ui'd one of a most shocking and aggravated ner
vous complaint, often or twelve yeurs stnniling. I
nend vnu enc'osed five dollar; plcare l.ifoiw.rd
pills fur that amount by tlio bearer, William Ward,
Attrst JOHN VANCE.
July 27. 1810. -N.
11. The above ccrtificttes, compared with the
very many already received, cettainly must con
vince iii iKO similarly afll.ctcd, that they can yet be
rel.nvrd by ti c uso of these Invaluable m.-dicinr.
Piimipil eflice, No. 19, North Eighth street
I'lnliJ. Iplna. For ante bv
HENRV YOXTHEl.MER.
O. toher 24, 1810. Assent.
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA.'
1 11 it iroiil L'somo nnd peace-destroying disease.
-Thousands i.nd tens of thousands suffer from
lb. ii comm. in disliessing complaint. Dispcpsia is
frcqunu ly can, d by overloading or distending ihe
: loniach by excessive eating or dritiking inilijcsi
ible and acriJ substances taken into Ihe stomach,
or from long continued constipation of the bowls, a
Bjjenl .ry life, fear, grief, anxiety, a copious draft
of c old water, tlra.it ic purgative. mcdiciiHS, dysen
tery, miscarriage, intermittent and spas ni dii: nf
f ctions of I lie sumach and bowls, ii regular m-als,
I. ito hours, and too frequent uso of spirituous
J qu irs.
The symptom of dinprpsia may be described aa
waul of appetite, or an iinnalur.il or voracious
one, nausea and fotnetitu- s bilious vomiting, sud
den and transient distensions of tlio stomach lifer
eating, aiid and putrescnt cructatioi.s, water brash,
pain in tlio region of the stomach, cosiiwin , pal
jit iticn of (ho heart, dizziness and dimness of the
ight, disturbed rest, tremors, mental despond, ucy,
fl itolency, spasms, nervous irrilibility, i hd i tvs,
sallo-vncsa of complexion, gre..t i pptession after
rating, languor and general debility, sick head a. lie,
Ac.
CURE At the head of all remailies stands Dn.
II. vRLlCu's CoMrOUMl Si RKNOTIIKNIMl 'I'llMC
ajcd Gkhma AerKniKNT Pills, which art greal
iy upon the peristaltic motion of the intestines,
thcieby producing regulirity of the bowls, at li e
nine nine improvi.ig tlio functions of :he dehilitat
d organs, thus invigorating and restoring the di
gestive organs to a heulthy action. This medic ne
jte d im f.iiU in producing relief.
Full and exp'.icito di'cclioni accompany the
Above medicine. . Likewise a pamphlet whicli J-scr.b.-s
diseases, I ho manner of treating, ip.
1'iineiple office for tho United Slides, No. 19,
North EIGHTH STREET, Phil.idelpha.
HENRR YOXl'HEIMER.
Ociobcr 21, 1810. -rlenf.
FEMALES.
NV1IO are troubled with sick headache, pain in
ihe side, breast, and back, loss of appetite, llalulen
ey. Iowiicsb of spirits, palpitation of the heart, fuint
iriis or giddiness, sickness at the stomach, bilious
'ullectinns, tightness at the chest, nausea, vomilinu,
noise in the stomach, flushings of heat, and chilli
ness, diseases of the nerves, nnd nignns of dige-tion,
Ac. dec, those who may be thus affected, shonl I
not m g'ect to procure Dr. Harlich't Compound
SirrngtkeHing Tunic and German Aperient Pit's,
which Warranted to give immediutf relief.
Thouoniri fo we almost daily behold, whoj-c count-nances
and pile emaciated check bear t collar
witne.s to siik ne -a and adlictinn. Coul.l tho e
pemnna he persuaded to use this invhluuble medi
cine, thi-y would soon find their weak and de' ili'a
lid frames strengthened, their nduds Comp sed.
and all pain, and distress driven from tho system,
when tl.o lody will again renew i's lost vijnr, and
rut on a ' new life," end death for a while be de
J rived of its prey. What h art but fets glad to
hcholit t'.rir near relatives and dear tri.-i.du, sna'ehed
as if by magx from th at fatal det oyer Death
ye who are laboring under dis.-a?e lei not another
day i.r night p without procuring thii mdicine,
aiit will in iiihj.irily of esses illVct a prrnian int
cure. litmetutitr dtlai are dangerous! and if
du um) is ne,;lec'ed, its rivag w.ll doubly in
crc.ise. QCj Principle OuVa for the United Ptitca, No.
19, NORTH EIGHTH street, where reccomn.en
ilan'ons of tuindrci'a of persons may be seen, all of
which have Uen cuiej or benefitted by the
me J ic i no,
HENRY YOXnitlMER.
OcloWerSl, 1810. Agent.
S1CKSESS.
THERE irr many peroons that tve d .ily la-hold,
whore counti nances at d frjil limbs i'enoio i fll.c
tiori' whicli we find has piini ipnlly orig nurd from
iukIccI of pioper lemajies at the comiiu'iicement of
UkneiM. At first the paiient coinpli.itu of l,ile. on
the stomach alieudcJ with tiekiiem.cosliecn w, e.,
he neglects to procure proper in. Jii ine ; at ten h be
cotuplaliis ol pain in tlio sule ami s otnach whh
. ur rructjlioiis; his uppelilo beco:res impiiirid,
his rest Ironhlooiue, his mind harasM-d, aii;l ail
thiurjs around bim op pour not in their proper station.
Ho .i!l neglects himsilf, when in ull probability
the disease iny at tenth be so f.ut st-atcd lint i,o
IdoJicuI aid will icplaeo him egain. At the first
attack of aicknets there should bo " no time lost"
in procuring )r Hurl ch's cum pin-mi sriikNurii
aaiao iraaitXT riLLS, which immeilii.tely ic
inovea bite from the stomach, obviato cotiencss.
remove disorders in the head' invigorate the mihd,
strength! n the oily, improve tl.o memory, and er
liven the iinaina ion ; tl m nsioiiiig' tho bi-dy
again to i a pmper lui tiioni.
J'rinciple Oincc, .Nu. iy, NORTH EIGHTH
ftrcct, l'hiladelptiii.
HEMtV YOXl'HEIMER.
October V4, 18 10. 4 f i
JO THE .U FUCTEU.
THOfrE who are suif. ring from various diseases
incident lo tho I umnn family, would do well to
piiH-ure ur, iiurncn s l ',m.,und Nlri ngthenin"
and German Aperient PifU. which i re so prf
minently riccoininendud for Dsvpepsia, Liver
t'omplatnts aina in iha aide, bat k and breast,
Nervioua A IT ctions, Ilea '-Ache, ai d all the dts
cji of the Stomieb and Uowls. Pamphlets may
obtained gratis, whicli coutam full ai d riplicite
diiecUoiia for UMiig. The re.k ia it f. r.ed lo sei.
rl ery inten-s'ing cirtifaate. of eiu,a in this
Tatar, which may lie reliad upon, as they arc t ken
EJGHI 11 a,,, I'hiladelpbia.
, , HCNKY YOXTHLIMETt.
' Trampor taitoli Line
Tl) BALTIMORE.
(VIA mill WATKIt CAHAL.)
Warehouse foot if Cheinut Street on the Pent.
s;lmnia CartaL
A BOAT b aps the wharf of the suharriber eve
ry morning at 8 o'clock, running through to Ualti
more in lliien !n.. Conaignmcnta of produce,
iron, &c., will te eive a depntch by this line, which
haa not hitherto been i quailed by any other. Kate
of freight na lo .v os by any other rigular line.
References :
JOHN W. DROWN, " "1
DUCK & HKRK. I n ...
KERNAN &. STILI.NIGER, UMmor
J. eV A. II. tIERR, J
Goods intended for I'itlaburg, or any point on
the i'ennsy Ivania Canals, will I e shipped wi.hout
del iy on their arrival at Harrisburg, us this con
nects with Ihe JVurth American lino of Portable
Doats to Pillsbuu daily, and with the Susquehan
na Tacket Line to Northumlierland, Williamspurt,
Wiikcsbarie, and ull intermediolu place.
GEORGE W. LAYNG.
Harrishurg, Sept. 9, 1810.
Cci'fificatc of Agency.
THE folln.ing are the duly appointed agents in
their respei live counties, far tho sale of Brandredi's
Vegetable Unirrrsul Pills.
Norlhiimheil.i. d county : Milton Mackry &
Chimbeilin. !un'ury H. B. Masser. M'Ewcns
villo GeddiS, Green & Wulla. Georgetown F.
Miilhng.-r A. Co.
Union county : Lcwisburg W.dts & Geddc.
M fil nborg I'cllm in &. Beekly. New Berlin
John M. Benfer. Solinsgrove Eyic & Uo. Mid
illobur l aac iSmilli.
Lycoming county : Williamsp irl John Smith.
Newlierry M. fc J. U. Funt m. Muucy W, A.
I'eiricau. Jcrsiy iSh ne James II. Hepburn.
Columbia county : Danville T. k E. B. Rey
nolds. Caitawissa C. A. Brobts. Birw.ck Sim
man Kittcnhuupe. Blomnsburg-Juhn R. M ycr.
Sunbury, Sept. 9, 1810.
MORE COXCLVSIYE PROOFS,
Of the rjficaey of Dr. llurlich's ccUbratcd Medi
cines. Vnxn Sin: I was afllictcd with a I ilioua and
nrrvious disease to a veiy alarming degree, with
nil the sympti um which so frequently ilU'cta a re
I ix id condition, viz : uiJdincss in the head, viol, tit
tremors, chilliness, with a fixed pain in the light
si.le, complexion lad, and lOsiivemss; indeed I
was it a most miserable ondition. 1 had tried
many remedies, hut found no permanent lelicf un
til I had pu. chased Dr. Ititrtich's compound
strengthening unit German aperient Pill, which
fr. in their supeiior vi turs, I wuc comp!e:ely cured,
and a ni able to panne my employment, fne from
pain and disease. (ri;ned) JOHN BOI.E".
Dated Xenin. Ohio Juno 7 , 1840.
l'rii eiple OfhVe for the Uniied States, No. 19,
North EIGHTH STREET, Tbil iihlphi i.
HENRV YOXl'HEIMER
Oet ibcr 51, 16-10. Ag nt
MORE POSITIVE PROOF
Of the rjfitari of Dr. tfitrtich's Compnund
Strengthening and German Aperient J'tI.i.
Ai.LKfiiiF.xT, Jan. 8, 1 Sit.
To Dr H.irtich's Agent Sir: I wiih tosla'ofor
the lienetit of tho e who may lie . fllicted, that Dr.
Haulm it's Tills have entiiely cund me of Dys
pepsia, of which I have been stll cied for many
yrars. I use1 Wrvlh kintts, the Aprtient and Strength
eninrf, and I am constraineJ to say, that thry aie a
valuable di.-envery, and act upon the syatt n mildly,
but very fTectually. I found the Tonic pills to
quicken the circulation and cause a d termination
to the surface, aed to (.tiengthcn the we k rtomach
and increase its power. 'The Aperient pills nre tho
best cathartic I ever used. I am confident all Dys
peptics would do well to make immediate trial and
be ri lievc.l. Any one can call at my house and be
sal Mud of the above at pleasure.
DAVID R. POPE.
N. B. The orig'nal certificate may be seen ar the
flice of tho " Spirit of the Tim. a." For sule at
No. 19, North Eighth street.
HENRV VOX THEI.MEIt,
October 21, 1840. .Igent.
LIVER COMPI..11XT.
THIS disease is discovered by a fixtd obtuse
pain in the right si.'e inu'er the short ri !., alteiub d
with heat, uneasiness about the pit of the stomach;
there is in the riulil side uUo a disli niion ; the pa
tient loses his appetite, and becomes rick ai d troubl
ed with vomit tig. The tongue bee anes mugh
and black, tho couutuiance claques to a pale oi
citron color, or yellow like tho e i lllu ted ui h j ui -dice,
dilliculty of breathing, dictuih-d rc.-t, ultendee
with a dry rough, dilliculiy of laying on the left
uidc, the hi dy I ccanns wruk, mi l linn ly the disease
leniiiiiiti s into nno her of a nioie teruius mture,
which In all probabiliiy is far beyond the power ol
human skill. Dr. Hurl eh s I ompnund Strength
ening Tonic und Get man Aperient Ji7, il t
ki'ii at tho coniini'i.eeincul of ihis disense, will
chei k it, ai T by cm inaing the use of the medicine
a few weeks, a peifect cure will be perfoiniid.
Thousands can testily to ill s fact.
Certificates nf many perrons n ay daily be se n
of the t Hie cy of ihi invaluable meilicme, by apply
ing at the Medical Otlice. N.. 19, NOR 1 H
EIGHTH atrert, Phila I. Iphia.
Ilti.MCV YOXniLI.MER.
O.tober 21, 1810. A-tnt
1'RIXCIP l L R E.isoys
Why Dr HAUI.ICH'S Compound Strengthei -ing
an. I German Aperient PilU i re u-ud by all clas
ses of p. opto, in pri fun nee to o her M-die ins, !
cause i hey a e prep irod from a pure eztract of
herbs, a wholesome ineilieiue, mil. I in its ojK)r,(ii n
and pleasant in ilsefl'.-ct Ihe most certain pieseivtr
of health, a safe and rllic ual cure of Dysj epi.i i or
liiiligestion, and all st. in.ie.li coinplaiiils, a i rcse-rvei
an. I puufici of the whole sykleiu.
Iiecaui t' ey smithethe le rves of sensibiliiy a d
foitil'y the nervts of motion, imparting to their m at
subtle lluid its pro-line I. ne, thus jjiving sirength
and clearucs of in lid.
Because they ne ver destroy the coata of the sto
mach and bowels, as all strong purgatives de.
Be. auc science and ripeiit-uce teach us that no
mere purgative alone w ill cure iho di-ase of the
stomach and I ci v. , We.,knrs is the primary
cause of a host of d'seuses, und, by c-m'ii.u til v ie
sortii g to Di atlic p-.irg nives, you make the disease
much worse, instead id I ett. r.
Because Dr. Hailich's Me I cinrw are put up up
on tho cum non sense principle, to clu use and
s;reiigibeu," which i thu oi ly course lo pursue to
elli-et a cute. Lastly,
Because thcto Medicines really d cure ihe di
ease lor wh'ch liny are r coiuiueudeid. Principal
OiTi a for the Uuilid Slates, is at No. ID Noilti
Eighth strtet, Philadelphia.
HENRY VOX THE1.MER, "
O.tolirr 21, 164J. Acnt.
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
Dr. Harwell's n.edi. in.-s are daily iucreas'ng in
pub ie favor, and waul Irom any l.ut f .ir trial to
rtal-lish tbrir worth. Wd Iuh - ;. .i.....
in our columns to-diy fioiu a p raon long a wil led,
nuicii imi one 01 many voucuits for tills UlcJl
cine. Spirit nf t ',e Tumi,
l4tdlr and Cionllcnirn'ia Vorldof
Utcruture mid Fusililou.
The Cathtt and ihe Gentleman's United.)
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A Consolidation of Duets Cultivator and the Ge
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his rofession ; to itore his mind with useuil know
ledge, and convince him that whilo all cla ees are
and mu't be more or I as dependant on each other,
he alone of the whole can make any near approach
lo independence, if there is one thing more than
another, which in this country gives a man superi
ority ovci his fellow men, it is knowledge; and this
knowledge, knowledge which ia aa esse ntial to the
succees of the farmer as to other men, it ia tho
de ign nf the Cultivator to aid in imparling.
iXj-The volume for 1840, is filled entirely with
Original Communications, emlnacing articles from
about 300 Coi respondents, from aim at eveiy stale
in the Union. '
If an Increase of subscription beyond any prece
dent in the history of Agricultuiat Journal, if the
almost unanimous voice of the public press in our
fivor, if the multitude of private yet flattering te.
timoniaU we have received, added to a circulation
amounting the first year loTwim-two Thou
bash, may be admitted as evidence, then we have
certainly most ubundant reason to be gratified with
the success which has attended the Union of the
Cultivator and the Gene.se Farmrr. No expense
haa I een r will be spared to render the Cultivator
worthy of the patronage it has receive I. In the
number, variety and excellence of its Itlunlrations,
it is without a rival at home or abroad, the Inst vol
ume being embellished with nearly One Hundred
Engravings, illustrating the improved breeds ol Hor
se, Cattle-, Sh-ep, Swi..c, Buildings, Implements,
cV.e., m .king the Cultivator, all things c msi.lcrcd,
it is believed, the Cheapest Agricultural Paptr ever
published in this or any ot h. r country.
Temms One Dollar per annum Six copies for
5 the money to lie lemiitesl in advance, fr.e of
pestag.'. A commission of SO per cent, will be al
io. vid to Ag.-uts who obtain 25 or tn ne subscri
lers. and '25 per cent, to those who obtain 100 or
more. All subscript ona lo commence with a volutin-.
Poslmar tcrs and gentlemen disposed to h n.l tin ir
influence lo aid the cau-e of Agiiculiure, are rc-
spec fully r.quecd lo act ss agent. Address
JESSE BUEL &. CO.
Publishers of the Cultivator, Albany, A'. Y.
BOSTON NOTION,
THE LARGEST .iM) CHEAPEST KEWS-
PAPER IS THE WORLD.
TMIIE spirit of Ihe ago is utilitarian. Improve-
.1. nn nt is stamped upon the face of every thing.
All the useful arts are progressing with unp irrallel
ed rapidity, and the An uf Printit g ia coming in
for its full share of tho commo.i improvement.
Deiermied not to be outdone in any thing that per
tains to his profession, where there is a lair chance
for exe.ti' n and cnterprize, the undersigned has de
termined upon issuing a sbiel twice the siz of the
Bosti n Weekly Turns, (ami is to lake the place
of that pnper,) and w II contain eiRbt columns
more mailer than the Brother Jonathan. 'Th s
sheet wi.l be called tho BOSTON NOTION, and
it is d, termined thai it shall sustain a cognomen s i
full of meaning, and so interwoven with the estab
lish d character of our Yankeo city. It will be the
I.AMaas-r Ntwurirti i th Would with no
exception and will be printed on a sheet thirty
seven by fifty-two incite1. Il will be filled entirely
w th reading matter, and will contain 'Three Thou
sand Einht Hundred and Eighty Eight square
inches, or Twenty-Seven square feel of print in line
type! and a single number will contiin more read
ins 'hull an ordinary book of 'Three Hundred
pages. 'These dimensions will enable the publisher
to draw largely upon the most popular penodica s
of the day, both American and Foreign ; and as the
selections will be made with great care, it is belie v
cd this paper w.ll be a wcli-ome Notion to every
family. Besides a full synopsis of the current new
of iho diy.las published in the Bost n D .iiy
Tunes,) it wdl c .ntain Poetry, Popul ir 'Talcs,
'Thiatricsl Criticisms, Police and other Court Ri
purts. Humorous Articles, cVc. Ve.
'The wh. le woild of Li era'ure will lie ransacked
to fill iL From the study of the plnloaopher down
to the police courts, through all n ions of reason,
portiy, romance, wit. and the amplo record of folly,
we shall glean fiom the past and the present and
fiom ull nu ions, to present as pleasing and useful a
combination of recorded thought and current his
tmy, as the woild can nipp y inJustiy p.oduce.
'This is our "Bosto.y Norios."
This great amount of wisdom and fun of wit
and philosophy of novelties and antiquities we
ate uble to offer, weekly for six cuvra per copy,
otilv six cents! and we can doit because uf the
far It i sol' our press and illice, and the connection
of daily and weekly publications. For Tiiur.i vol
Lias we can sell a tear's volume, i quid in quantity
of mutter, with every variety o'so, to Fify-iwo Vol
ume nf Novels, such as arc issued from the press
of this day. Fift-:wo large Vo'uinca fir Thice
Dj lurj ! ElTacted a!) by i.nproved in .chin ry, and
by a deisriiiiiu'.ioii that we will not be ouldutie is
entcipriz) und uscfu'ness.
TL.RMS: Thhee Doi.nns a year, always in
aiKai ce no onle.s, no matter from what source,
will bcuttndid t.i uulevs accompanied with the
CASfT. Single copi- six cents each.
Post Ma-tcrs or others remitting Twenty Dol
lars aha. I have Eight copies sent to such persons
and pli'.ccs us they uuy etc ignuti-.
GEORGE ROBERTS, Publisher.
(icoi'KC IV. I..uyiiK,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, Ciikkxi't Sriirnr Wiimr, HmaisuL no,
IS prepared to tflceive floods and Pioduce nt the
ui-w w hi eh mse, which his arrangements will en
! lo him lo forward with ibtpa eh to Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, illnunsport, Wilkcbb.rie, Columbia,
I, -.Hi-aster, .1 any oilier point on tho Pi uusy Iv uiia
and Union Canals and the Pennsylvania and liar
risluiig and Lancaster I a it roads.
Goods from Philadelphia for Harrisbu'g, Carl sle,
Chamh. rsburg, cVc. &e., forwarded with care and
X edition
Coal, Plaster, Salt and Fish, constantly for
sale. Sept. U.
lleiiiuvnl.
BOO K-B I N D E R Y.
THE uiiihrsiiiiied have the grutificntlon of in
formii g tin- public, thut iiotwiihstaudiiig ll.ey were
so unfortunate aa to have their bindery burul down,
in March last, they have opened a very extensive
one, in Locust street, in the new building directly
opposite Glcim's Hotel, und are prepari d to execute
all woik in their line with despatch, and in a su
perior slylo. Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Machinery are new, and of the first order
and latest improvements; and they feel a confi
dence in thiir facilities for giving perfect satisfac
tion to all who uuy favor them with their orders.
Banks, County ollices, Merchants, Mechanics
and others, can he supplied with BLANK BOOKS
of every description, which for neatness and dura
biliiy, will be equal to any mado by the United
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Only 91 SO per Annnm I
TMIE OCEAN AND WEEKLY CLIPPER,
- one of the best and cheapest newspapers in
this country, containing all the choice Reading
Matter of the six daily papers, including tho "CLIP
PER'S LOG," is published every Saturday, at
$1 60 per annum.
djT The"()CEAN" is under the editorial charge
ol Join II. Hewitt and JnH Wills, Esqr., tiie
former well known as editor, proprietor, or princi
pal Cintributor to every literary publication Issued
in this city for the last fificen years; and iho latter,
long a contributor to varioua periodical, but more
publicly known since his connection with the "Bal
timore CurrER." The extraordinary success
whieh has attended the establishment of tho Ualti
mote Clipper, now numbering larger list of sub
scribers than any oilier newspaper iver published
in Maryland the daily applications for a weekly
paper, to send, by mail, to country subscribers
and the many facilities, possessed I y the under
signed, for this undertaking, have indued them to
spare no expense in getting up a paper which can
not fail to be a welcome visitor into every mail's
family.
Il is printed on entire new type and fine while
paper, and will compare, for beauty of woikman
ship and excellence of reading matter, with any
periodical now publ shed in the United State.
Tin us: For Mail Sobsctilicrs, $1 50 per on
n urn, in cut rent money, forwarded (free ofixpi-nsc)
lo Ibe imblishcrs.
Qp Postmasters disposed lo act as Agents for
the Ocean, will receive five copies weekly, per an
num, for live dollars. Payment always to be made
in advance. Add ret a BULL at I V 1 1 lt,
Printers, Baltmiote, Md,
FOUR THOUSAND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
IN TWO MONTHS! !!
Witti we first purchased the old on J well
known establishment of t e
Saturday Evciiln Post,
we eta cd that the pai er circulated so widely a-
mong the stcudy, rending portion of ihe United
States, that we entered upon our h.bors with full
confid ncvof the future. Our success has since
been beyond our most sanguine ex iectation, as our
weekly nciipts overbalance those of any colenipo-
rnryiaper. Our lot has continued to swell up,
with unexampled rapidity, and we have Ihe conh
dence, that ol the present rnte of incrcas.', we shall
be enabled in a lew months to boast ol more than
35,01)0 subscribers ! When we commenced our
lab re, w.' announced distinctly, that ihe tone of the
paiier should be decidedly moral, and that nothing
shou d be ni'm'tted into our column, which the
most f is i lious lather Could disapprove of, and elc
lerm ned that os on approved Family Paper, it
should not contain o paragraph, with ihe spirit of
which a parent would not wish 1 1 novo a daughter
familiar, and we therefore, with this view, announ
ced that no theatrical noticea should appear in our
columns, ai d that we should lie i-pposed to theatrta
as things calculated to injure the heulthy action of
an hciiest mind, as creative of exhibitions demo
ralizing in tendency, and fearfully pernicious in
fact. There were not wanting blusterers, who
made a great parade of opposition, and Croakers,
who predicted our speedy downfa I, but we threw
ourtclves upon the sober, rational and experienced
portion of the pc pie of the United States for sup-
pint, and we have been nobly sus'ained.
We thought and expressed the opinion, that
however cureless many might be ufWiu this subject,
that few, ven if tl ey did not entirely disapprove
of such entertainments, cared al out having the
gross details forever pataded before the eyes of
their children, and the sickening and nauseating
euloy-y of all kinds of characters made familiar to
their minds.
We dt termined also, that while the paper con
tinued under our control, it should be strictly neu
tral in politics, and that as news and li eiary jour
nalists we had nolh ng to do with the in itter ; this
det. rini tation has been strictly and rigidly adhered
to, and while v. c shall continue to give our reuhrs
such public document ns may be deemed of inte
rest to all, and such a l istory of the progress of
political events, as arc stnctly in keeping with our
duly, and the character of the paptr, we shall stu
dioiis'y and thoroughly avoid any contamination uf
paniz ii p, I. tics.
The paper ii now printed in a new and beauti
ful ty e, has received the praise nf many editors of
taste, as -the handsomest faun I v sheet in ill; Union.'
Our clf.iris have been directed to the combining
uf beauty and simplicity with utility and taste.
'The Tost is printed on a stout white paper, ren
dering it neat and durable for filing.
In addition to ilu so itforls towurJ perfection in
the mechanical department, and cxti rior of our pa
per, no labor, and no cost been spared in the de
vclopemeiil of intellectual strength. Tho pre-ent
variety of inteies'iug tales, original, from foreign
and domestic magazines, together with the valua
ble contributions of tur own circle of literary
friends will continue to give interest to ihe pnper,
while everything important and worthy of note that
happens in the Old World or the New, shall be
co K ctcd and collated for the taste of out rea
dris. 'The Ladies' Department shall nlwuys be choice
and select, and shull receive strict attention, while
such things as may inteiest our juvenile leaders,
i.nd that impoitaiit end largo class of our readers,
tho l'u iii. r will not be overlook, d. In order to
gr. lifv, as much s possible, the Ludible dcsiie of
our country reade.s, a portion of our attention will
le devoted to tlie Collection and diffusion of such
News, Memoranda, Tables, Facts, Hints, &c. ht
may seem important to agriculturists, and the pop
ulation resident without ihe confines of out great
cities 'The state nf the m ukets and the fluctua
lious in the price-', will be regulaily uijd whut is of
more moment, c riecily given.
Wchavetvtr liccn opposed to tho constant
bluster und pir.uli! undo by some editors, about
the excellence of iheir pi.perc, und have resolved
that the Sa'urd y E' eLing Post, shall be conduct
ed, as to s uk for itself.
Our reiiU is v. ill nlwavs fi d in its columns the
eail est und incst uiithcniic information, rs well as
the moil choice and t ntertoining lileiary nutter.
We hrve totally discarded the system of filling the
piper with quack advertisements, but prefer giving
our re.idcis from week to week, entertaining read
ing mailer.
And we f el assureJ that we ahull be no losers
Ihrrchy.usbul fe w readers c ue about having a p iper
fi led with descriptions of thtse nauseating com
pounds. The Saturday Evening Poa', will he furnished
for per annum in adv.mre, or one copy three
years f. r $5. To those who wish to subscribe for
a Philadelphia Magaiin, we will furnish a copy
of the Philadelphia Ca ki t, and two copies of the
Post for one year for $5 free of postage and dis
count. No New Subscriber received without the
Money.
To those who wi-h to subscribe, we would say,
that the sal'e-t plan ia lo enclose ihe money in a
letter and direct to us. Most postmasters will
frank their letters if relating to Homing but the
busimss of lh" otlice, and all poaluustera who will
ho kind enough an lodo, we shall he pleased lo ac
knowledge us agents.
A.Mnst
GEORGE R. GRAHAM & CO.
No 36 Caiiea Alley, Philadelphia,
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THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, HANDSO.V-
EST, AND MOST COMPHEHENSI Yu
NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED
STATES.
EDITED BT PARK BEXJAMIK A5D Ttt SA(1ET,
WITH multiplied resources for rendering the
New Would more valuable than ever as
a compendious newspaper and repository of elegant
literature, we enter upon the second volume (folio)
on the 24th of October, dressed in a beautiful garb
of new tipe, cast expressly for the purpose. It
will thereinto be a fitting time to commence new
subscriptions, as well as lor the renewal of those
which may then expire.
During Ihe first year ol the exislance ol the
New World, it his acquired a reputation and
circulation superior to any weekly paper in the
country ; and has furnished to its subscribers, during
that period, f besides a I the current news of the day,
domestic and foreign) new anJ valuable works by
I nlfourd, D Israeli, Thomas Moure, Miss Mitloid,
Mr. Jameson, C. Dickens, Ainsworth, Knowlcs,
Bulwer, Matryat,and others works, which in Lon
don could not be purchased for GAy times the
amount of the subscription price of the New
Woild. In addition lo works of interest by these
eminent authors, it has contained Ihe cream of the
periodical literature of the day, sa well as original
aiticles from the pens of some of the most popular
writers of America, among whom we may meutior.
Miss Sedgwick, Orville Dewey, Professor Longfel
low, the author ot "Yankee Notions," Simms,
Street, cVc. Stc.
In politicks we shall, aa hitherto, maintain an
armed neutrality. Our columns as heretofore will
le unobjectionable in a moral point of view. In
criticism we shall, injustice to the public, mautain
a pel feet indepen lence, even though we incur the
vengence of all the dunces- We shall, in conclu
sion, earnestly sliive to render our sheet not only
worthy of the unparalleled favour it hascxperiuncccf .
but of a continually extending circulation. While
we con'inue to furni-h with all possible promtitudc
the most attractive liter .ture of the day, we shall,
as our means enlarge, afl'orj that compensation to
native authors, which may induce them to in ke
the New World the medium for presenting to the
public their best productions. Our excellent Lon
don correspondent will be continued, and due at
tention will be paid to the comerciul, agriculture,
and news departments of oui paper.
A QUARTO EDITION
Of s'xteen largo pages was commenced on the sixth
of June last, in oid'.-r to meet Ihe wishes of large
number of subscriber, by giving Ihem its rich and
varied contents in a suitable form for I t. .ding. This
wc have done without having enhanced the price
so that new subscribers, and othera on the renew a
of previous subscriptions, can lake their choice be
tween the in i to and Folio form. Qj" But a f. w
seta of the Quarto, f.om No 1, now lemiin or
hand in the ofli-je, and we shall therefore, not b
able long to supp'y them.
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for either edition ; oi Five Dollars for two copies
In ull cases letters must lie fee, or post j aid, c
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tinuance of an exchange, will please copy the abov.
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and tend us a marktd paper.
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bcoddicascdlo Pahk Bexjami & Efts Sarolst
Editors: those relative to the Luisncss depot
menl, lo J. WINCHESTER, Publisher,
No. 30 Ann s reet.
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UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL ANI
STATISTICAL REGISTER. Containing doc
uments, facts a'id other ustful inf rin.iti.iii. il.'ustra
live of the history mi I resources of ihe America!
Union, and of etch Stale; embraci g commerce
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hanks, currency, Ii mures, education, etc. &c. Ed
ted by Samuel Hazard.
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lion received for less than a year. Sol'scrihcrs ou
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r it o s i u c t v s
or TIIK
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK SC
CIEfY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
tniTIII BT utnkOX B. SMITH,
THIS Journal was established hv Ihe America
Silk Society, for ihe purpose of diffusing praclic'
in formation on the ccltlre or bilk in the Unitt
Slates. Il has now bein published one yiar.mi
may be considered a Work of standard character.
The first year's ublicalion, cmipiisiug the fn
volume, continues a mas, of valuable iuloimslioi
and it will be the o'j.ct of the eduur lo mat
the second equal in idlrespcls, if not niierioi ,
the first. The important fact is now eta' hshed b
yond any qucs'.irjn, thai the people ol the Unit.
States can make silkcniii-i.il and BtTTtn tin?
any O'iu.r nation upon earth. It has been prov,
by UtjimpeachaMj testimony, that the entire co
of producing silk ready for ina ket, docs not excec
TWO DOLLARS AND TWO H 11(11 CENT Ii
rouxu, and its lowest value is foi r dollars 4.1
nrrx cbnts; also, that oe acre of ground plan
ed in moru-t muliicaulis, will noduce the first ye
the Iri'ce arc planted, toi'irn-. inn r rounds 1
silk, leaving a clear profit to the producer ofot
iiiKDHED and iiiiitrr dollaus ! It has also he
proved that the chilJun and h males if any f.rmc
f inily can, with the gn ate t possihl' ease, produ
from lilly to a hundred p umls of silk every jc.
without any cost whatever to the ipenscs of t'
farm after the trees are planted; sud tin r. fire, th
the whole amount of silk w ill lie so much clear g .i
siy fn m r'i'15 to 130. W illi these facts we sli
m t to an intcil g. nl people wether il is not a gn
and important object for them to introduce the ci
lure of silk in every farmer's family in the Uuio
To enable all our farmers to make si k, the 'Joe
NALOr THE AvtlMICA"! SLK SuCIETf WUSlst,
lisheil; it contains lain ptaclical directions f.rci
TIVATIkU THE TREES, rXEDIXO dlld REARISf) all
worms, reklimo the silk, and preparing it f,
market, Ace. besides all other inf irumtion thai ca
be r quired to enaUe any pi rsun lo enter upon il
business, either on large or small scale. Evei
friend nf his c. unity, into wh ac hands this pajv.
may fall, will be d.,ing patriot and philanthropist
work ly inducing his Inendsaud neighbours loci
ler iheir namea upon the list of subscribers.
'1 he Journal uf the American Society is publishi
monthly, in pamphlet form ; each nurul?r
thiiiy-lwo octavo pages, printed on lie w type 4:
uaiiuauiiiD pujH-r, wnn a pruned. Colored cover,
Terms : Two dollars a year, or six conies i
ten dollars, a'ways to be paid before iho work
sent. All suluteriptions lo bein wuk the first nui
bcr ol thr year, and 111 no esse w ill Ilia woik be se
10 any subscriber lougcr than il shall have bo.
paid for.
iTNew' il'RsvRlRLBs, who take th fn-!
second ulunios, will be chained only TuRAI D
una 101 (tie ivvo viara, I
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