L.i.J
IMPORTANT PROOFS.
Of the efficacy of Dr. Hrtrlich't Celebrated M.di
tines. The following certificate wai writ by Mr. E. J.
Hinman, ngent Ht Cincinnntti, OhK Thorccan he
no mismke in it, as (he parties are will known.
Mr. Kukiel Ripdon, of Anderson town-hip,
Hamilton county, Ohfo, vascveial thy. Irimliled
with liill.ua affection, acidity of the stomach, at
tended with the usual symptoms of dyftpepsin, ami
rnving made dial of various medicine without
finding relief, wa cuied by the above medicine.
At'eit, E. RIG DON.
Cincinnati, June 30th, 1810.
YET LATER. Mr. Vance, of Washington
t-nunty, writea follows Dear Sir Dr. Harhch'e
pil e are performing enroe of the m.at wonderful
rums in lh:a vicinity ever heard of. Time were
introduc d here about aix months ago, by one of
ny neighbors, who bought halfduten package,
from the Pittabung ofllce. I on aware of fur case,
in this place where complete cures hive been per
formed, one of severe' rheumatism, two of dyspepsia,
and one of a most shocking and aggravated ner
vous complaint, of ten or twelve yeure standing. I
send ynu enclosed five dollars; pic are to forwurd
pills for that amount by the bearer, William Ward,
Attest JOHN VANCE.
July 27. 1840.
N. JJ. The above certificates, compared with the
very many already received, certuinly must con
vince ihose similiirly afflicted, that they can yet be
relieved by the use of these Invaluable medicines.
Principal effice, No. 19, North Eighth street
Philadelphia. Fur sale by
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Octolier 24, 1810. Agent.
DYSPEPSIA ! DYSPEPSIA !
That troublesome and peace-destroying disease.
Thousands and ten. of thousands sulfer from
that common distressing complaint. Diipepsia is
frequently causrd by overloading or distending ihe
stomach by executive eating of drinking indij-st-
in e anu scnu aunsiances t.iaen into ine siomacn.
or from long continued constipation of the bow In, a
tadVntiry life, fear, grief, anxiety, a copious draft
of cold water, tlrastie purgative medicines, dysen
tery, miscarriage, intermittent and spasmodic af
f ctions of the stomach and bowls, irregular ineala,
late hours, and too frequent use of spirituous
liquor..
The symptoms of diipcpaia may he described as
a Want of appetite, or an unnatural or voracious
oiio, nausea and somelim a bihous vomiting, and
den hik) transient distension, of the stomach af er
cuting. nciid and put resent eructations, wuler brash,
pain in tho region of the stomach, c.'Stiven ss, p.d
pit ition of the heart, dizziness and dimness of the
right, disturbed rest, tremors, mental despondency,
fl itulcncy, spasms, neivous irrilihility, chil inc-s,
sallotvness of complexion, great i ppression after
"iting, languor and general daiiiity, sick head a. he,
Ac.
CUKE A! tht hend of all remedies stands D.i.
HaMLICu's C'MCOOD Si llEXO IIIKM.MI 'J'oMC
ami Gmima.v Apfkiiiknt Pills, whicli act great
ly up u llie peiistultic motion of the intestines,
liioiit.y producing regul irity of the bowls, at the
nine time improving the functions of ihe dchilit.v.
i o gus, ihtis invigorating and restoring the di-s-livo
organs to a healthy notion. This medic nc
se djtn f ills in producing relief. j
h ull and cxpiicite, directions accompany the I
uiiove rmJicine. Likewise a pamphlet which di- j
acr.h s ili.-oises, the manner of trebling, Ae.
Principle, office for the L'nited States, No. 19,
North EIGHTH STREET, Philadelphia. !
HENRR YOXTHEIMER.
October 24, 1810. Agent, i
FEMALES. j
M iiO are troubled with eick headache, pain in j
tho side, breast, and hack, loss of appetite, flaiulen- :
ry, lewnen cf spirits, palpitation of ihe heurt, fuint- i
tn or giddinead, sickness at Ihe stomach, bil ous j
ullMtiuna, tightness at the chest, nausea, vomiting,
loiso in ihe stomach, Kushings of heat, and chilli
riei, diseases of the nerves, i.nd organs of digestion, I
Ae. Ac, those who may be thus alfcc'i d, shonl l j
not neg'ect to pricuro Dr. Ilurlirh'i Compmtnd
rengthtiung Tonic and German Aperient '.
which are warranted. f0 give immediate relief.
Tbou-aaida ('o we almost daily behold, wh.e eoun-
ternnccs and pile emaciatej cheeks heir occular
witness to sickners a4 affliction. Coul.l tho e
persons be xrsuadcd to use this invMuubla medi-
rine. fhew utamM .ma.i ti.l L . ...... i
........... ,1M:,r wcuk ami ue' itra-
tfd frsmca atrenghlened, their minds comp sed.
and all pain, and distress driven fioin tho system,
wkw the body will again renew iia l( Aigor, aud'
j vrt on a new hfe," and dcaCh for a wtriie be de
rived of its prey. What hi ait but ftels KU,I to
behold their near relatives and dear friends, sna'thed
as if by magic from that fatal dest oyer Death-.
ye who are laboring under diaane lot not another
day or night pats without procuring this medicine,
as it will in a majority of ases effect a pennanant
icure. Jiewcmber dtLiyt are Jangrrou and if
dUase ia neglected, ila r-vag a will doubly in
ert', sc.
CTPniiciple Offlre for the United Statee, No.
19, NORTH EIGHTH alreel, wheie reccomn en
Jationa of hundreds of (teraona miy be seen, all of
which have been cuied er bencijited by the
iri'dieine.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
October 21, 1840,
Agent.
SICKSESS.
THERE are many persons that e 4 ii(y behold,
whose countenances ai d frail limbs denote i,fliC
Inn which we find has piiixipallv orig:nated from
negb-ct of proper lemadies at the commencement of
aickness. At first tho patient complains of Me un
the MomochatiendeJ with iickiirm.contitenri,e.,
he negltcls to procure proper iiu dicini ; ai len h he
complains oT pain vi the side and s'omach wiih
a ur erucuiions; n nr.rHt.te lreco.nca impair, d
but ret troublesome, hi. mmd harassed, and all
antfiigai sivuiiu viiii iai ii-m iii turn ri)jicr maiion
Me still neglects himself, when in all prohahility
the disease may at tenth be so fast seated, lhat no
medical aid will replace him again. At the first
attack of sickness here should be " ito sime 1ot"
in procuring Dr Hsrlicir. eimeouxn stbksth
xsi.a AriaitNT fit la, which limned lately le
i naves bile from the stomach, obviate costi vents.
cmove disorders in the head' invigorate the mihd,
stiengthin llie lo,lv, improve the memory, six! en
liven the imugins'iion j lbu rislor nig' the body
gain lo its pioer lunction.
J'rinciple Office, No. ta, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Ortober 24, 0. Agmti
TO THE .1FFLWTED.
THOSE who are sutT ring from varioua diseases
incident lo ihe t umnn family, would do well to
procure Ur.-llnrUcU t Compound Stringiuning
and Oerman Apiriux
t Ptlh, w latch unt est iire-
lre-
eminently Teucommended
for
Uysprpsia, Ijver
t'nmpUints. I aina in ihe side, back and breast,
INcrvwus All etions, Weail-Ache, and all ihe dis
eases ol the) Stom-Ach and Bowls. Psnihlets may
b obtained gratia, wLich contain full ai expheite
directions fur using. The reader i r f. rtd to sei
ral very interes iug ci rtifiiale. of cisr.a in this
papar, which uiay be relied Um)i, a. they are I .ken
from lha ofiainaj. For s.le at Ne. 1SJ, NOK'I H
EIGHTH .tract, Philadelphia.
, HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Oltebr, 24, If to. Agent.
-W u 1 J i.! j. ta
HI ,
Transporlnllon Mnc
TO BALTIMORE.
(VIA Till WAT CARAL.)
Warehouse foot uf Chesnut Street on the Paw
sylvanta CunnL
A BOAT h ne the wharf of the subs ribcr eve
ry mon i,:jj .t H o'clock, running through to Bait;
more in ihtco dns. Conaignmeiits ol produce
iron, Ac., will ic, l ive a ilcpateh by Ihialine, which
has not hitherto Im-ch i quailed by any other. Rate
of freight us low as by any other ngulur line,
Kelercnres i
JOHN W. DROWN,
mri'if a, iii.-ijii
kkrva v .t, MTit.t vtnpn BaIlimore.
J. & A. II. HEKR.
Goods intended for I'ittshurg, or any point on
thu Pennsylvania Canals, will be shipped without
delay on their arrival at Harrisburg, as IhU con
nects with the Notth American line of Portable
Boats to Pittsburg daily, and with the Sunnuehan
no Packet Line to Northumberland, Williamsport,
m iiKcsoiine, anu an iniermeiiiato places.
GEORGE VV. LAYNG.
Harrisburg, Sept. 9, 1840.
Certificates of Agency.
THE follow ins; are the dulv appointed aaenta in
their respective counties, for the sale of Rrandreth's
I tgtlubh Un i renal Pilla.
iSorlliumberlai d county ! Milton M.ickey &
Ch.imheilin. SunburyH. B. Manser. M'Ewcns-
villc Geddts, Green A Walls. Georgetown F.
Mulling.'r cv to.
I mon county: Lewisburg W.dls fit Gedde.
Mlfllinbiirg Pcllm in &. Decklv. New Berlin
John M. Dtnfcr. Setinsgrove Eyie !k Co. Mid
dlehurg l-aac Smith.
Lycoming county : Williamspirt John Smith
Newberry M. A J. C. Funrton. Muney VV. A.
Petriean. Jcrey Shore James H. H-'iburn.
Columbia county s Danville T. A E. B. Rcy-
nnlAm f I A lt.l. 11 I. ...
u.,i.nina v,n, uiuuu. ui rw rn onu
man A Ritlenhouse. Blooinsburg- John R. Mi'Ver.
Sunbury, 8ept. 9, 1840,
MORE COSCLVSIVE PROOFS,
Of the efficacy if Dr. Hurlich't ceftbraJcd Medi
cine. Dear Sib : I was afflicted with a I ilious and
nerviuua diseaso to a very alarming degree, with
nil the symptomn which sj frequently tflects a re
I'Xed condition, viz: giddiness in tie head, viol nt
tremors, chilliness, with a fixed pain in the light
side, complexion bad, and tosiivems?; indeed I
was in a most miserable condition. 1 had tried
many remedies, but found no permanent relief un
til I had purchased Dr. Iltirlici'i compound
ftrengthening unit Cerman aperient Pith, which
fr.m their supt-iior virtues, I wac conip!e:ely cured,
and am aMe.lo pursue my employment, free from
pain and disease, (signed) JOHN BOI.Ei.
Dated A'enia, Ohio June 7 , 1810.
rrinr.tple tlttice for the Limed States, No. 19,
North EIGHTH STREET, PhiUl.-lphii.
HENRV YOXTHEIMER
October 24, 1810. Ag--nt
MORE POSITIVE PROOF
Of the efficacy f Or. Iturlich'l Compound
wrenginciung una German Aperient 'iln.
Allf.iihevt, Jan. 8, l4't.
ToDr Harlieh'a Agent Sir: I wish to state for
the benefit of ihu e who may be i.fflicted, that Dr.
Harlich's Pills have entiiely rurid me of Dys
pepsia, of which I bsvo been' efll cled for many
years. I used both kinds, thu Aperient and Strength
ening, and I am constrained to ey, that thiy are a
valuable discovery, and act upon the system mildiy,
but very ifl'ectually. I found the Tonic pills to
quicken the circulation and cause a d. termination
to the surface, acd to strengthen the we; k i-tomach
and increase its powers. The Aperieni p llsarn the
b. st cathartic I ever used. I am confident all Dys
peptics would do well to make immediate trial and
be relieved. Any one can call at my house and be
satirfud of the above at pleasure.
DAVID R. POPE.
N. B. The original certificate may be sren ar the
. dice of the ' Spirit of the Tim. a." For sale at
No. 19, North Eighth street.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Octolier 24, 1840. .igent.
LIVER COMPL.1J.r.
THIS disease is discovered by a fixtd obtuse
pain in the right side under the short ribs, atlendtd
with heat, uneasiness about the pit of the stomach;
mere is in trie right side also a distention ; the p.
tienl losea his appetite, and becomes rick ai.d troubl
ed with vomiting. The tongue btcoinec rouh
and black, tho countenance changes to a pale or
titron color, or yellow like tho e ufllii ted wiih j run
dice, difficulty of breathing, dictuib-d rest, attendee
with a dry enngh, difficulty of laying on the left
aide, the body trecomes weak, arid'liually the disease
terminates into nno her of a moie reriuua n rturc,
whicfc In all probability is far beyond the power of
human skill. Dr. Itarbch t ( nmpound Strength
ening Tonic and Ucrman Aptneut P,IU, u ta.
ken at the cominei.ccme.it of this disease, will
check it, and by con inuing the use of the medicine
a few weeks, a perfect cure will be pcrfoimed.
Thousand can testify to thia fuct.
Certificatea of many persons n.ay daily l se, n
oftheelliccy of ibis invaluable medicine, by apply
ing at the Midieal Office. No. 19, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Pliilad. I,.hia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
October 24, 1810. A-;e,it.
FRISCIt'AL REASONS
Why Dr HA REICH'S ComjiouBd Strengthen
ing and German Aperient Pills i.reuaed bv all rl...
aes of pi-ople, in pnference o other Medicima, I
clu,e .hey vn-parod from eztract of
Kerb,, a wholc..ne medi.-rire, mild in it. operation
aoo pieasain in ii riiifi i ae ino-t ctvlain pieserver
of health, a aafe and efleciual cure of Dysepsia or
Indigestion, and all stomach complaints, a iTewcver
anJ puiifiei of the whole system.
Because tl ey a.wthc the nerves of sensibility a 1
foitify the nervia of motion, imparting to their ov al
subtle fluid ita pristine tone, thus givWig strength
and clearness of mmd.
Because Ihey never destroy the coats of the eto
modi and bowols, aa all strong purgatives do.
Because science and ex peticnc teach us that no
mere purgative alone will cure il.o disease of the
stomach and nerv.a. We;.knea i the primary
cause of host ol d'seases, and, by continudly ut.
aortirg to Drastic purgatives, you iuake the disease
much worse, instead ol I eltr r.
Dec.-nisu Dr. Hai Itch's Me-I cines are put uu un.
i ..l . : - i. . .
on the cxrr.i non sen principle, lo cle iiise aarl
airengtben," which U the on)y course lo pursue to
effect a cure. Lastly,
Because these Modicmr-s really d iue the dis-
esa for which ihry are r, commended. Principal
9Jfi forthe United States, is at No. 19 North
Eighth street, Philadelphia.
t HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
Oitober 31, 1640. A 'ent
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! '',l""" tJy from a p rso long .wicted.
I which is but one ol m.n.y vouch, ,, fc,, ih.s i.-.,.
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ume being e nbell.shcd wiih nearly One Hundred
Engravings, illustrating the improved breeda ol H i-
es, Cstilr, Stuep, Swioc, Buildinga, Implements,
cv.?., malting the Cultivator, all things c 'nsnlered,
it is believed, the Cheapest Agricultural Paper ever
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more. All subscriptions to commence with a vol
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JESSE UUEL A. CO.
PubLthtrt of the CuLivutor, Albany, N. 1".
BOSTON NOTION,
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PAPER IS THE W ORLD.
T
HIE spirit of the age is ulilitarian. Improve-
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All the useful srts are nrogr'rsing with uuinrrallel-
d rapidity, and the Art of Printii g is coining in
nr it lull share of ihe commo i improvement.
Oeteimied not to be outdone in any thing that per-
sins to hu profession, where there is a fair chance
for eic.tiun nnd enterprise, the undersigned has de-
erintned upon issuing a sheet twice the six - uf the
Bii.ih.n Weekly Turns, (and is lo lake thu place
of that paper,) and w It contain eight columns
more matter than the Brother Jonathan. This
beet will be called tho BOSTON NOTION, and
I is determined that it shall sustain a cognomen so
full of meaning, and so interwoven with the est ab-
ish, d character of our 1 ai.kec city. It will be the
Lasiiisst Nkwspapsh iv tii. Woai.ii with no
exception aud will lie punted on a sheet thirty
siven by fifty-two inches. It will be filled entirely
w.th reading matter, and will contain 'Three Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Eighty Eight squure
inches, or Twenty-Seven square fie' of print in line
type! and a single numlicr will contiin more read
ing than an ordinary book of 'Three Hundred
puges. 'These dimensions will enable the publisher
to diaw largely upon the most popular periodicals
uf the day, both American and Foreign ; and us the
selectioi.s will be made with great care, it is believ
eJ this paper will lie "a welcome Notion to every
t unity. Besldis a full synopsis of the current news
of the diy,jas published in the Bust in D..ily
Tunes,) it will c nituin Poetry, Populir 'Tales,
Theatrical Criticisms, Police and other Court Ri
porlii. Humorous Articles, Ac. Ac.
'The whole wo, Id of Li era'ure will be runacked j
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to the police courts, through all regions of reason,
poeliy, romance, wit, and the ampla ieco.il of folly,
we shall glean from Ihe past and the present and
from all ns-ions, to present as pleasing and useful a
combination of recorded thought and current his
toiy, as the woild can mpp'y or iudustiy pioduce.
This is our Bostow Nonas."
'This great amount of wiadom and fun of w it
and philosophy of novelties arid antiquities we
are able lo oiler, weekly for six cksts per copy,
only six cents! and we can doit because of the
fardi 1 a of our press and iftice, and the connection
of daily and weekly publications. For thsii pol
Lias we can aell a year's volume, rqual in quantity
of matter, with every variety a'so, lo Fifiy-two Vol
ume of Novels, such as are issued from the press
of this day. Fifty-lwo large Volumes far 'Three
Djljr! Eflcctcd all by improved ui.cbinr ry, and
by a determination that we will not be outdone in
enteiprizD and usefu'ness.
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dicorgc XV. Iaayiijs,,
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Lincaster. or any other point on the Ptnnsylv inia
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so unfortunate as to have their bindery burnt dow n,
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containing all the choice Reading
Mailer of the six daily papers, including the "CLIP
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Cp- 'The "OCEAN" is under the editorial charge
of Jon II. Hkwitt and Joh WiLLa, Esqrs., the
former wi ll known as editor, proprietor, or princi
pal contributor to every literary publication issued
in thia city for Ihe last fifteen years; and the latter,
long a contributor lo varioua periodicals, but more
publicly known since his connection with the "Bal
tinor a CLirexn." The extraordinary success
whiih lias attended the establishment of the Haiti
moie Clipper, now numbering a larger list of sub
scriliera than any oiher newspaper iver published
in Maryland the daily applications for a weekly
paper, to fend, by mail, to country aubscribers
and the many facilities, possessed by the under
aigned, for this undertaking, have induced them to
spare no expense in getting up a paper which can
not fail to be a welcome visitor into every inan'a
family.
It is printed on entire new type and fine white
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ship and excellence of reading matter, with any
periodical now publ.shed in the United States.
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IN TWO MON THS ! !!
Wiitjr we first purchased the old anj well
known cntahf ahmcnt of t' e
Saturday Ilvenlnir Post,
we ata'cd that tho pacr citculattd so widely a
mong the steady, reading portion of ihe United
States, that we entered upon our h bors with full
confidence of the future. Our success has since
been beyond our most sanguine expectation, as our
weekly rictipta overbalance those of any cotenpo
rary apir. Our list lias continued to swell up,
with unexampled rapidity, ami we have the confi
dmce, that at the present rate of increase, we shall
be enabled in a few montha to boual of more than
35,000 subscribers ! When we commenced our
labirs, we announced distinctly, thai the tone of the
paper should be decidedly moral, and that nothing
sbou'd lie adm'tled into our columns, which the
most fas idious father could disapprove of, and de
term ncd that as an approved Family Paper, it
ahould not contain a paragraph, with the spirit of
which a parent would not wish t have a daughter
I'aiiiili ir, and we therefore, with this view, announ
ced that no theatrical notices should apiiear in our
columns, ai d that we should be npioscd to theatres
aa things calculated lo injure the healthy action of
an hunesl mind, as creative of exhibitions demo
ralizing in tendency, and fearfully pernicious in
fact. 'There were not wantinc blusterers, who
made a great parade of opposition, and Croakers,
who predicted our speedy ilownfa'l, but we threw
ourselves upon the sober, rational and experienced
pouion oi ine pe.iple ot the United Mates lor suj
poit, and we have been nobly aua'ained.
We thought aud expressed Ihe opinion, that
nowe ver careless many might he upon this subject,
that few, even if they did not entirely disapprove
ui sucn enieiiainments, cared al out having the
gross ile' ails forever paraded before the eye. of
ineir children, and the sickening and nauseating
eulogy uf all kinds of characters made familiar to
their minds.
We determined also, that while the paper con
tinued under our control, it should be strictly neu
tral in politics, and that as news and literary jour
nalists we had nolh ng to do with the nutter ; this
deti rmi .ati on has been strictly and rigidly adhered
to, and while e. shall continue to give our readers
such public document as may be deemed of inte
rest to nil, and such a history of the progress of
Htitical events, as are stuctlv in keeping with our
duty, and the character of the p .pir, we shall stu
diously and thoroughly avoid any contamination of
pariiz n pol. tics.
The paper is now printed in a new and beauti
ful type, has received the praise of many idilors of
taste, us 'the handsomest family sheet in llie Union.'
Our efforts have lieen directed lo tbe combining
of beauty and simplicity with utility and taste.
TImj Post ia printed on a stout wh.te paper, ren
dering it neat and durable for filing.
In ud.lition to iheao efforts toward perfection in
the mechanical department, and cxlirior ol our ps
per, no labor, and no cost lieen spared in the de
velopeinent of intellectual strength. 'The present
variety of interesiing talca, original, from foreign
and domestic magazines, together with the valua
ble contnbutiona of our own circle of literary
friends will continue to give inteiest lo ihe paper,
while everything important and worthy of note that
happens in the O.d World or the New, shall be
collected and collated for the taste of oui rea
ders. The Ladies' Dcpaitment shall alway be choice
and stlrct, and shall receive strict attention, while
such things aa may inteiest our juvenile readers,
and that impoitant Mid large class of our readers,
the Farmer will not be overlook, d. In order to
gratify, aa much as possiMe, (be laudible desiie of
our "country readers, portion of our attention will
lie devoted to the Collection and diffusion of such
New., Memoranda, Tables, Facts, Hints, Ae. aa
may Mem important lo agriculturists, and ibe pop
ulation resident without the confines of our gieat
cities The state of the mukels and the lluc'ua
tious in the prices, will tie regularly and what is of
more moment, correctly given.
We have ever been opposed to the constant
bluster and parade made by soma editors, about
the excellence of their papeis, and have irsolved
that ihe Saturd v Evening Post, shall be conduct
ed, as to speak for itself.
Our renleis will always fi d in its columns the
eaihesl and nu! authentic information, ps well as
the most choice and entertaining literary matter.
We hrve totally discarded the system of tilling the
paper wiih quack advertisemei.ts, but prefer giving
our readeis from week to week, entertaining read
ing matter.
And we f.el assureJ that we shall lie no losers
thereby, as but few readerscire about having a paier
tided with description, uf lluso nauseating com.
pounds.
The Saturday Evening Pus', will be furnished
for $2 per annum in adv.mce, or one copy tbreo
years for $5. To those who wish to subscribe for
a Philadelphia Magaxin. we will furnish a copy
of Ihe Philadelphia Ca ket, and two copie. of the
I'oat for one year for f 5 free of piatage and dis
count No New Subscriber received without the
Money.
To those who wish lo sub-cribi we would lay,
lhal thu sale-t plan is to enclose llie money in. a
letter and direct to us. Most postmasters, will
frank their letters if relating lo nothii.f but tba
businiss of the office, and all post in -..tors who will
be kind enough ao to do, we shall be pleased to ac
knowledge ss agents.
Address
GEORGE R. GRAHAM A CO.
No 38 Caite.'s Alley, Philadelphia,
TIIH tKW WOULD.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, HAKDSOM.
EST, .INI) MOST COMPREHENSIVE
NEWSPAPER IN THE UNTIED
STATES.
xninn ar tare bxsjamis ad iris saboxst.
WITH multiplied resources for rendering the
Nxw World more valuable than ever aa
a compendious newspaper and repository of elegant
literature, we enter upon the second volume (folio)
on the 2 lib. of October, dressed in beautiful garb
of tie w type, cast expressly for the purpose. It
will therefore be fitting time to commence new
subscriptions, as well as for Ihe renewal of those
which may then expire.
During the first year of the existence of the
Nxw World, it haa acquired a reputation and
circulation superior to any weekly paper in the
country; and has furnished toils subscribers, during
that period, (besides a 1 ihe current news of the day,
domestic and foreign') new and valuable works by
Talfburd, D'Israell, Thomna Moore, Mire Mitford,
Mrs. Jameson, C. Dickens, Ainsworth, Knowlct,
Bulwer, Marryat, and others work., which in Lon
don could not be purchased for fifty times the
amount of the subscription price of the New
Woild. In addition to works of interest by Iheao
eminent authors, it haa contained the cream of the
periodical literature of the day. sa well aa orisirial
articles from the pens of some of the mast popular
writers of America, among whom we may mention
Misa Sedgwick, Orville Dewey, Professor Longfel
low, the author of "Yankee Notion.," Biaime,
Streel, Ac. Ac.
In po'ilicks we shall, as hitherto, maintain an
armeJ neutrality. Our columns as heretofore will
l unobjectionable in a moral point of view. In
criticism we shall, in justice lo Ihe public, mantain
a perfect independence, even though we incur the
vengence of all the dunces- We .hall, in conclu
sion, earnestly sliivc to render our sheet not only
worthy of the unparalleled lavour it has experienced,
but of a continually extending circulation. While
we continue to furnish with all possible promtituda
the most attractive liter ture of the day, we shall,
as our meana enlarge, afford that compensation lo
native authors, which may induce them to in ke
ihe New World the medium for presenting to the
public their best proJu, tiona. Our excellent Lon
don correspondent wdl be continued, and duo at
tention will be paid lo the comercial, agricultural
and new. departments of out paper.
A QUARTO EDFriON
Of sixteen laige pagca was commenced on the sixth
of June last, in oider to meet the wishes of large
number of subscribers, by giving them its lich nnj
varied contents in a suitable form for binding. This
we hove done without having enhanced tbe price,
so that new sub-crihi rs, and others on the renewal
of previous subscriptions, can take their choice be
twein the (junto and Folio form, (jry But a few
set. of the Quarto, fioin No I, now icmain on
hand in the olnV-c, and we shall therefore, not be
able long to supp'y ihem.
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Editors: those relative to the huis-ness deput
merit, lo J. WINCHESTER, Publisher,
No. 30 Ann street.
II A Z A RjTTs
UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL AM
STATISTICAL REGISTER. Containing doc
umcnts, facta and other usiful inf i.imation. illustrs
live of the histoiy ami resources of ihe Americai
Union, and of e ich State ; cmbracii g coiumercr,
m niufaclurc-r, agriiultuie. internal improvement!.
banks, currency, li lances, education, Ac. Ac. Ed.
ted by Samuel Hazaid.
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on the first of Jaimaiy of each year. No subscrip
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i it on i ii c tY s"
or THE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK SO-
VIK I Y, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
KRiTcn ar einiox a. smith.
THIS Journal wm established bv tlie American
Silk Society, fur the purpose of d. flu-sing practical
information en the ci ltcri or si lk in the United
Slates. It has now been Published one vear. and
may he considered a work of standard character.
The drst year's ruW-cation, cminiisine the first
volume, containes a mas i of valuable intonation.
and it will be the ol j ct of the editor to make
the second equal in all respets, if not supenoi, to
the first. The important fact ia now esta' hshid be
yond any question, lhal the people of Ihe United
Stales can make silk cheafkr and rktteb than
any other nation upon earth. It ha. been proved
by unimpeachable testimony, that the entire cost
of trroduewtg silk ready for ana. ket, dot not exceed
TWO BULLA RS AND TVMTI FIVE CERT. riS
rovxB, and its lowest value ia foi-b pollabs ard
FirTT certs; also, that ore acbs of e-ronnd plant.
ed in morua inulticaulis, will produce the first year
inn ireea aie pianieu, foi rti-: hiiit roends or
siik, leaving a clear profit to the producer ofoxi;
hi'rbmkii ard f.iht dollars! It has also been
oved thai the childu n and females i f any farmer's
f mily can, with the greate t possible ease, produce
from fifty to a hundred p uud. of silk every yeir.
without any cost whatever lo the expenses ol the
farm after the trees are planted; nd then fore, that
the whole amount of silk will he so much clear g in,
a iy from 2"J5 lo f 150. With these facts we suU
ru t loan inlell gent people wether it is not a gr. at
aud important object for them to introduce the cl
lurtt ol silk in eveiy farmer's family in the Uuioa
'To enable all our laruiers to make silk, ihe 'Jik b
Ralof ma Amaricar Sub. Shci ah' was est ib"
lished; it contains Juin piacticul directions fnrtuL-
TIVATISV TR TRUS, FKLIIIRO slid BKABI9Q silk
wobms, belli ao tue silk, and preparina it t,r
niarkel, Ac besides all olb.r inf .ruiui.on iw Ja
be r quired to enable an, p, rson. to er.tw nm ihS
uZ'TLV e,a,Cr 0," r ,m-''i Ever?
m tf U"?Vy,Ul W,'-'e " paper
vTlyu . ' ' ." J 'I"' " V-Wi- J ph.kiuthroffi
work ly .nduciu,, ItH.nd.ad ncighbou?. J, en! '
ter their ,,(on (he u, of W
I ie a .unui uf ihe Ameiican Society is published
"'J. m pampblei form ; each number contain,
oirtj-two ucuvo pages, printed on new type and
Handsome paper, wiih a printed colored cover.
Tab ms : Two dollars a year, or aix copies for
ten dollars, a waya to be paid before ihe work ia
nent. All subscriptions lo begin with the first num
ber of the year, and in no case will the woikbesent
lo any aubsenber longer ihan it shall have bWu,
psid for.
(Tj- Nxw si-BoraiBia, who take h 5a n,
second volumes, will bechargid or,iy Thbaa IVji.
lars for Ihe two ytsrs.