IMPORTANT PROOFS.
Of the effieaeyof Dr. Itarlich't Ctkbraltd Midi'
tines.
The following certificate w sent by Mr. R D.
Hinrr-m, agent al toticinnatti, Ulih There can I
iio m'stake in i at the purlin am will known.
Mr. Kr.tkicl R gdon, of Anderson township,
Hamilton county, Ohio, waasevrtal duyt troubled
vvilhfill.it affection, acidity of the stomHch, nl-
nded with the usual symptoms of dysiepsia, tuJ
hiving made trinl of various medicine without
fi .ding relief, wa cured by the above mcd cine.
At'wf, K.RIGDON.
Cincinnati, June 30ih, 1840.
VET LATER. Mr. Vance, of Washington
county, wriiei as follows Dear Sir Dr. Harlicb's
pills are performing mm of thu most wondciful
vures in the vicinity ever licarJ of. They were
i itroJucd here about aix months ago, by one .f
my neighb.wsi, who bought half dt xen package
from the Piirshung oflice. I om aware of four casce
nt th: place whero complete cure hve been per.
formed, one ofsevere rheumatism, two ef dyspepsia,
1 r- .... . .
ana one ot a most shrcking and aggravated ncr
vou complaint, often or twelve year standing I
send you enclosed five dollar; plcarr? to forward
pills for that amount by the bearer, William Word,
Attest JOHN VANCE.
Julv 87. 1810.
N. 1J. The tbovo ccrtifioten, compared with the
very m.iny already received, certainty inut con.
vince ihose simili.rly afflicted, that they can yet bo
relieved by tbe use of these Inv.dua: lo mi'dicim.
Prinrip.if HHce, No. 19, North Eighth slrsel
Philadelphia. lr de hv
HENRY VOX I'll ELMER.
d-tolicr 24. 1810. Agent.
DYSPEPSIA ! DYSPEPSIA I
That irouMnrOme nnd peace-destroying disease.
1 hics.uiJs and tens of thousand suffer from
tun! common distressing complaint. Dispepsia i
t cqu.rn.lv caused ly overloiding or ilislcndiug ihe
stomach by excessive eating or drinking indij. e
ill e auJ acriJ sulitiiinccs taken into the stomach,
or fiotn long continued constipation of the howls, a
sodent.ry life, fear, grief, anxiety, a copious draft
of cold wat.tr, ilraUie purgative medicines, dysen
tery, miscarriages, interim. tent and spas-jit-die. af
f clions of ihe stomach and bowl, irregular m.-als,
IjIo hours, and too fiequenl use of spirituous
liquors.
The symptom of dispepsia m.iy be described as
want of appetite, or an unnatural or voracious
one, nausea and somelim a bihmn vomiting, sud
den nnd transient distensions of the stomach nf t r
eating, acrid nnd putresent eructations, water hrniili,
pain in the region of the stomach, c s ivt n ss, p.d
pit ilion of the heart, dizziness and dimness of the
rigiit, disturbed real, trein ,rs, mental despond, my,
llalulcitc, siMsma, nervous irrilibibly, thilii.e,
alio lies? of complexion, gro,t ppresinri afti-r
eiling, languor and geneial debility, sick head aAw,
Ac
CURE At tho hod of a'l remaiiics rtarn! H.i.
HitiLicir.-t Compoc.xd i ii tsii rHi: vi nu Toxic
ami Oi.nMi.v Aitf.hikst J'lLLs, wliic!i art great
ly up tl i lie peiislultic motion of the i ,lrs;ioes,
thieby producing regulirity of the bowls, at l!.o
riinie lime improving the function of the debilitat
ed o guns, thus invigorating and restoring the di-
K-cttvu urg ina to a healthy nction. This incdic nc
so d i.i f..iU in producing rclu f. . j
Full and exp icitu directions accr mj-nny the .
uliove mcdiviiie. Likewise a pamphlet whicii d
svr b s diseases, the manner of treating, Ae.
Principle fitfice for the L'nitid (States, No. 19,
Ntrih EIGHTH STREET, I'hiladelph a. i
HK.NRR YOXM1EIMER. i
October 24, 1640. Atnt.
FEMALES.
WHO arc troubled with sick headache, pnin in
Ihe fid-, breus, and lack, loss of appetite, flj:ulen
ey, Uuvne.s ol spirit, palpitation of the heait, faint
in? or giddiness, sickne-s at the stomach, bil.ocis
t:!l-i tMMM, tigi.toees at the chest, nsusea, vomiting,
noise in the stomach, flushing of heat, ar.d cliihi
lifrs, tlisetis. s of the nerves. Mid oigans of digeMi n,
Ac. &c, thosu who mav be thus alTi-csrd, bhotil.l
n M mgU-nt to procure Jr. IlarlieJi's Cn:npnui.J
Strengthening Tonie and German Aperient J'.l.'s.
which are wairanled lo g'.ve immediate relief.
Tliou-anJe c"o we almost daily Ix hold, who.e t out:-ti-tiwxe
and pile emaciated cheek bear rccular
vitii; to sickness and aflliclion. Coul.l tho e
f rrson be pcruadcj to use thi iiivalubblw nicdi
me, ihey would foon find their wenk nnd do' ili-a-led
fianics strenghtened, their minds comp ed.
and all pain, and diMress driven from tho Mitrm,
hcn tho lody will again renew it a lost vigor, aul
jt on a 4ew life," anJ death for a whilo lie de
rived of it prey. hath, at but f.cls gUd tn
pchold tr-.cir near relatives and dear friei.ds, sna'ched
as if by iiiugic from that fatal tlet oyer Deuth
ye who are laboring under distate let not another
day rr night pass without procuiieg ihi- invdiciue,
a it in a majorilv of cast's ilfw i a permaniut
cure, Remember delays are dungermi ; and if
theuie is uelccd, its r..vag- a w:ll doubly in
frcse. (tj-PrinciiJe Office for the United frtate. No.
19, NORTH EIGHTH street, where reecointren
lai tors of hundreds of persons may he teen, all of
which have bran cured cr beinlii'.id by tho
nitdicino.
HENRY VOX I'll EIMER.
Oc;ober 21, 1610. Agent.
SICKNESS.
THERE rre mnny persons that we d .ily bthold, I
tth(e counh uunces ai d frail linrb eenoie itllic-j
tlon which we find has piimtpally org'natrd fiom )
neglect of prope reinadies at the commencement of
awknet Al first the aticnt complain of bile on I
the tnmach at't-nde J w.th s-ekneM.eotliven-ss, c j
h r.eglrets to rocure proer m- .lirine ; at leu h t.c '
complain of pnin in tho side nd a oinach wi h
s. ur cructi'ions; iis npa-titu l-ecoire impaind, j
in test Iroul'letoiuc, his mind harassed, and all
things aiour.d l.im appear not in their proper station.
He siiil neglects him If, when in all probability
tl,l (Jibcaro may at tenth be to fast seated that no
ir.cJicsl aid will replace him again. At tho first
titlark of weknefs there should be " no lime iu-4"
in procuring l)r Jiarl ch's comsoukd srakseru
isiso AriitusT ritts, which immediutely ic
inoves bile from the stomach, obvi.it coftivtiicss.
icmovo disonlera in ihe head' invigorate the niihd,
streiigthen the body, improve ti.a memory, and er.
liven the imagina ion ; thus ristoring" tho body
Mil to lis proper functions,
principle Off.ce, .0. 19, NORTIl EIGHTH
-sire:, hhilaJt lptM-.
llh.Mti VOXHIEIMKR.
tOctoboi 51, IS 10.
Agent.
TO THE .1FFL1CTED.
THOf-E ! fie uff. ring from various dieases
inrideiit lo lh Iruinan family, woulrl do well lo
roeure.ir)r..yA;r;icA' Compound Strtngihening
and German Areritnt Pills, which ife art ue
rirrinenlly riecimiuemleU for lypsis, Ltaar
'"ooiplsinls J tins in the side, hark and breast,
TCivsous Albctioua, Ileal-Ache, ard all the dis
tasis ol the St'.nuch tod It owls. P..inpbleis may
bo obtained gialis, wtiieh contain full ai d ciplicite
liruen for usinf. The render is refid to set
' tft,l very interrt iog crrfafictes of eur.t in this
fatper, which may be rehed upon, as ihey ars taken
irooi-iha original. For si I No. 19, N OK 1 11
EIGHTH airMl, Philadalpbia.
UJJNRY JOVi HLIMF.R.
tUtobti J4, 1840. Agent.
Transportation Line
'i'H U A I. TIM ORB.
(ft Itlitt WATKR CANAL )
Warehouse find of Chesnut Street on the Penn
sylvania CantiL
A BOAT lca-e Hie wharf of the ruhmriher eve
ry morning at 8 o'clock, running through to Haiti
more in three iln, Consignments ol produce,
iron, Ac, will re rive a despttch by this line, which
ha not hilhrrto In en equalled by any other. Kate
of freight a lo,v ax by any other rigular line.
Kelerenres :
JOHN W. TIRO W.N,
RUCK Ac Hi:i(K.
4
KB R.N AN A STILLNIGER,
Daltimote.
J. A A. II. II BUR
G'hhI intended for Pittsburg, or any mint on
the Pennsylvania Canal, will I e shipped wihout
delay on their nnivnl al Hnrrishurir, o ibis con
nect with the North Amerirait line of I'oitiiblu
Unnls to Pilisliurj doily, and with the Susqm linn.
I M",'arko1 I,ii:e lo N"humhcrlonil, Willi-r.aport,
V llttr.kuriA an. I ..II i i.....li.. ...
Wilkcsbarie, and all intermedial
). laces.
GEORGE
Harrtsburg, Sept. 0, 1810.
W. I.AVNO.
C'CrlUicatcs of Agency.
THE following are the duly apomtrd agents in
their respei live counties, for the sale of Brandreih'a
Vegetable Universal Pilh.
Norlhumbeilai d cnuiilv : Milton Mai-key A
i ('h milieilin. Hunliury if. B. Misser. M' En ens
j villc Getld. , Green A Wull. Georgetown F.
I Midbng.-r A Co.
I Union county : Lew ishurg Wall A Gcd.le.
Miffliiiburg Pellmin A Uetkly. New lierlin
John M. Ui-nfer. Kelinsgrove Eyic A Co. Mid-
i dlebutg Luac Smith.
Lycoming county : Villiamp.-rt John Smith
AewiH-ny .M. i J. U. Kun?ton. Muncy W. A.
Peiricnn. Jersty bhii:e Jamta H. II " burn.
Columbia county : Dantllie T. A E. U. Rey
nolds. Ca'tawissa C. A. Urobts. li rw.ek Shu.
man A R tlenhouse, lilnoinsburg-John R. Meyer.
Sunbury, Sept. 9, 1840.
Mom: conclusive proofs,
Of the effieacy if Dr. llarlich't cchbrated Mtdi
cinet. Dka Sin: I was afflicted with a I ilious and
nrrvious disease to a very uLrnni'g degree, wiih
all the sympti inn which s i frequently tffecta a re
laxed condition, viz: ei''diiic in tl.c head, viol nt
tremor, chilliness, with a fixed pain in Ihe light
side, complexion bad, and tostivents; indeed I
was i i a m ist miserable c mdition. 1 had tried
many remedies, but found no permanent lelief un
til I had puicha-ed Dr. Harlirh't eoi.tpoutxd
itrengtlimintr unit Herman aptrient Pills, which
fr. m their superior vi.tues, I wax comp'cit ly cured,
and am al.Io to pursue my employment, free from
pain mid di.ase. (ignetl) JOHN DOLES.
Dated Xenia, Ohio June 7 , 1810. .
I'm ciple OhVe for the United States, No. 19,
North EIGHTH STREET, Pbilid.lpbi..
IIENRV VOX TH ELMER
Octolier 21, 1840. Agnit
MORE POSITIVE PROOF
Of the effiraey ,f Dr. llarlch't Cmp-.uiul
i &trrit,ciit:ig and Herman Aperient P. Its.
Allkoiikw, Jan. 8, 1K4-).
Tol)r lTarlieh' Agent Sir: I wish to slate fr
i the benefit of tho e whi) may le ifil.eted, that Ur.
1 Hem. ten's I'illv have emirrly curtd me of lys
1 pt psia, of which I have been MUcteJ for many
I yi u's. I used both kinds, ihe Apeiient and Strength
j cuing, on J I am constrained to say, that th y ate o
j vjlu.iblo discovery, nil. I act upon the vitem mildly,
t but very t ffcctuslly. I found the Tonic pills lo
quicken the circulution and cause a d. termination
, to the surface, aed to stiengthen the we k .tumicli
nnd iucrcise its powers, 'i he Aperieni p. lit i re the
! best cathartic I ever used. I am confident all Uyr-
peptic would do well to make immediate tr al and
;' be n lieve.l. Any one can oall at my house and be
i aiti-fud of the above at pleasure.
! r DAVID R. POPE.
N. U. The original certificate may be stou ar t'le
t fa of the " Spirit of ibe 'I'im.s." For sale at
! No. 19, North ligiitli stru t.
HENRY YOX1HELMER.
Octolr 24, 1840. .tgtnt.
LIVER VOMPI..1IST.
THIS disease is discovered by a find cl,'u'
pain in the right i.'e un.'.er the short rilis, attended
wi;h heat, uuta-iness sbioit the pit of the Htoiimcb;
there is in the right side nleo a di.ieiiiioii ; the pa
tient lose his appetite, and becomes i-ick ai d troubl
ed with vomit. rig. The tongue bee. nils rough
and black, tho countenance chanties to a aid or
citron cob, or yellow like tho c i'fllnti-d i h j,ui;
dice, difficuhy ol b.ealhing, ditinb -l ret, attendee
wilh a dry eongk, difficulty of laying on the left
aide, the Ixidy I ccome. weak, and li.ia ly the dieiPe
Ic. minstes into t wo her of a mote trrioue mtuie,
which In all probability tsfar hevnnd the power tf
human skill. Dr. Hurl eh s (impound Strength
ening Tonic and Unman Aperient Ptlls, il h
ken at tho e niini-r.cemcnt of tins disessi, will
cheek it, ar.l by cult inuing Ihe use of the mrtlicii.e
a few wceki, a peifect cure Kill he iorfoimed.
Thnusanda can testify to tint fact.
Certificates t f many persons n ay daily I e se n
of Ihe i-ffic-.ey nf 'hi-t invaluable modiciue, by npplv
tnj at the Midieal Office. No. 19, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Philadil,.hia.
HENRY VOX THE I. ME R.
O.tobcr 51, 1640. .l.- ti
P RISC I PAL REASO.XS
Why Dr HARLICK'S ComnnunJ Sirtnether.-
iug and German Aperient Pills i re u d by all t lus
j sos of p ople, in pn fen nee o other Metliciiii , I e
j csure ihey aie preptred from a pn t eztract of
herbs, a wholesome me,li.i,e, mUj in iit tqwration
i and pleasant in il. t lb et the inorl certain pieserver
; of health, a aafe and ell. t' ml cure of Oysjiepsia r
, ludigcilion, and all it. niach complainls, a resrrver
an.i puiinei ol I lie wnnle system.
Uocauec they 6oothe the n rvc of sensibility a J
fortify the nerves of motion, imparting to their m- at
aubtle fluid ita pristine tune, tbu giving alreugth
and clearness of m'lid.
Because they never destroy the coalt of the sto
mach and bowels, at all strong purgative do.
llorause science and experience leach ua that no
mere purgative alone w ill cure the disease of the
stomach and ncrvca, eskness it the primary
cause nf a host of disease, and, by continually ic
sorting In Draitie purgatives, you make (he disease
much worse, instead nf tetter.
liccause Dr. Harlich'a Med cinet are put up up
on the common tense principle, to "cU iiiae and
strcngtlten," which is tbe only couite to pursue to
effect a cme. Lastly,
Hecause these Medicines really do cure the dis
ease for which they are n commended. Principal
Office for the United Stiles, it at No. 19 Noilh
togtitll strttt, Philadelphia.
IIENRV VOXTHELMER.
Oilobrr 21, IBlu. Agent.
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
ur. lisriieu niediuncs are daily increasing in
puo ic ihih, anu want irnin any hul a for trial to
eatamisn their worn, w bsve a commuuii attou
in our cnluo lis to aiy Ijom s p rsm tnpg swirrr-l.
wnicn I rut one oi mny vi.ucnut lor this me lt
t inc. -Spirit nf tK Times,
knrt thi
landlrft' anl tllrmpn'H World of
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A Consolidation of Duel's Cultivator and Ihe G'e
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wntit osttonn urn li-thkr tucrxii, rniTtint.
Pi ospcctiifl of Vol. N, Tor li II.
Till.' -tiitivator wst ettablisbed to Impiove and
eb vatu the Afrrieulture of the country ( lo give
a propel totio to the morals and mind of the Far
mer; to abow him the dignity and impoi lance of
hi rofes-ion ; to store his mil d with useful kn iw
Itdge, and convince him that while all cla sea arc
and mu t be mote or I ss dependant on each other,
he alone nf Ibe who'e can m .ke any near approach
to independt nee. If there is one thing more than
another, which in thi country give a malt unesr
ority over his feliow Wtii.H r.u'Coge ; and'lhi
U..twlvs-'i,KnoWe ge whjch j, M etsential lo Ihe
succce of tho farmer at to o'.htr men, it it the
do ign nf tho Cultivator to aid in imparting!
OCj'The volume for 1840, it filled entirely wilh
Original Communications, embracing article from
about HOI) Coirespondents, from aim t every Mate
in the Union.
If an increase of subscription beyond any prece
dent in the history of Agricultuial Journals, if the
almost unanimous voice of the public press in our
fjvoi, if the multitude of piivate yet flattcilng le;
timonial we have received, added to a circulation
amounting the first yi ar lo TwrstT-Two Thou
iitti, moy be admitttd a evidente, then we have
certainly u n kbuudant reason to be gratified with
tl.c soccers w hich has attended the Union of the
Cultivator end Ihe Oenc.-se Farmer. No e ipen-e
h a lee.i r w.ll be r pared lo render the Cultivator
worthy of Ibe patronage it has receive I, In the
iiuiiiIm' r, variety and excellence of its Illustrations,
it is without a rival al ho;i,o or abroad, the last Vol
ume being etnbell shed with nearly One Hundred
Engravings, illustrating the improved brt etls ol H ji
Cal.le, Wlitep, Si..e, Uuilding, Iniplemeiils,
Ac., making the Cultivator, all lliiegt c nsiilcred,
it is belu-vcd, the Chcapci-t Agricultural Pajsr ever
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JOURNAL OF THK AMERICAN silk SO
CIETi', AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
LDIITII Rt UlllXOX B. SMITR.
'PHIS Journal was established by the American
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Sta-e. It has now bet n published one ytar.nn.l
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status dm nuke filk i iieaplh and blttlu than
uny other nation upon earth. It has been proved
by unimpeachable testimony, thai Ihe mine cost
of producing silk ready for ma ket, does not exceed
TWO HOLLARS AVI. TWISTI TITE CENTS PtR
eoi vD, and iis lowest value ia roi b dollahs aw
nrri ckts; nlao, that use aire of ground plant
cd in morus multicaulis, will produce Ihe tiisl year
Ihe ireet are planted, roi UTt-t lou r eoi inls or
silk, leaving a cicnr profit to the producer ol ovs
iiivtimn ii light dollars! It has also been
proved that the children and fi males 1 f any farmer's
t.rinly can, with the greate t possibl- ease, proiluce
from lilty to a hundred p umls of silk every year,
without any cost whativer to the expenses oi the
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the whole amou.it of rilk will be so much clear g .in,
ty from p225 lo fl50. Wilh Ihese facts we tub
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and imp. -rt mt object for lliern to introduce the cul
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