IMPORTANT r ROOFS. ' ;;
fttt tjiwy of Dr. llarlich't Cckbralmi Midi'
cincs. .. ,
The following certificate was sent hy Mr- E
Ilinmiin, nr-cnt el Cincinnati!, (Wiio. Thciecan ha
no mbitakc in it, as tho paitios nre tvclfanown.
Tr. r.ziWel Rigdon, or Anderson township,
Hamilton county, "Ohio, wsstcveinl day trniiblc.l
vi'!i lil!,ui affections, acidity oflhe stomach, nt
tcn.'el with the iipiiiI symptoms of i1y c sin, pud
living timiM trial of various me.'ioiun willlout
finding re-iief, was cured hy the above inr.l'ejn'cs. "
Mint, l'.RI'JEON. ,..
Cincinnati, JnnnnOili, 13(0.
YKT LATER. Mr. Yamc, e'.f W.i-long'nn
county, writes as follow Pear Mi Dr. Itatlrcli'a
Jill i arc performing wmo cf tiie-most wonderful
cc-os in .!,;s viriui'y cvei licnr'd' of. --Titey wtic
lruioduoed hern ahml six month Rgo.M.y oiu- ut
" feiu'-hors, who bought a hiilf dozen Vmcliajca
Irom tho Ptttsbung e.'lice. I om aware of J.mr
i'i thin place where eompltto cures have been p.cr
firmed, utic of severe rheumatism, two of dys-popsls,
H"d on, of a most shirking and aggravated ner
vous coinplnint, cf ten or twclveyears stamlinit. I
Mi-nil you enclosed fivcdollsrs; pie-are U fen WW .' j
IsilU for tliut amount by the be mr, William Warel,i
MIM JOHN VANCE.
'.Tii'v CT, 13 JO.
M. U. Tho abevo certificates, compared witii the'
v.-ty in.,uy uheady received, ccifaiuly must con
vince ihoso similarly oiflictcd, thai they can yet be
relieved hy the use (,f these invaluable me.dicine. '
Prbirio.l rflice, No. 19, North Eighth' street
Philadelphia. For site hy
HENRY YOXTIIEIMER.
Ociobcr 24, 16-10. ' Agent.
DYSPEPSIA ! DYSPEPSIA ?
That troublesome and peace-doslroying disease.
Miousands oml lens of thousand!) sutler, fioin
'that common distressing complaint. Dinicpniit is
JVcquentty can;d ly overloading-or disicndina; llio
'ic-mach by excessive .eating or drinking indiji-st-iUe
and ocrij Mil-stance taken into the alonmcli.
or l'iom long continued cpiisl,ariril cf tho bowls, a
je'entry lite, fear, giief, anxiety, a copious' dm It
if Coid wutc, drastic purgative medicines, dysen
tery, tnisearriiigcs, iutcrniiileiit and spasmodic ai
i cuuiis of the s'.omach and bowls, irre-etilar meals,
lute hours, and loo frequent usu of spiiiluous
liq'tOIS.
The symptoms of dispepsla may be desrribed as
n want of appetite, or an unnatural or voracious
ot;c, nausea end romutiiiK s bilious vomiting, sild
lf 11 end transient dUtcm-ions of the ttoniwli i.f er
paling, acrid and putreser.t eru;-?a!:Dus, w-jiter brash,
n.iiu in the region of tho stomach, costivcm ts. pal-jitt-itio"
of tho heart, dizziness and dimne.- of the
nii'hl, diftuibej rest, tremors, meiitul despondency,
ll.itulency, apasms, nervous irrilibihty, t-hil ii.e-,
faMoMness of complexion, pic it i pprcs Inn alter
o-iting, languor and general debility, siek licud a-, he,
v e.
CLRE At the head of all rcmadies stands Pi:.
?IaBIKIi's UllMPOVNn Si II EMil a km sc Tumi:
and (JhiiMA.v Afprhient I'i lls, which atl greal
ly upon the petirtaltic motion of the iuteatinca,
tiiciehy producing regularity of tho bowls, at the
same time improving the functions of the debilitat
ed o gans, thus invigorating and restoring the di
gestive organs to a healthy action. This medicine
KcUlom f.iits in producing relief.
l'uli end txplicito iliieclions occomj-cny tlio
ubrive medicine- Likewise a pamphlet w-hieli de
Kcrbis -lisea; .-!!, the mainier of treating, A c.
I'ri.ncip! oll'ico for the United States, .o. 19,
Konh EIGHTH ISTKEET, rhiladelph a.
HEN Kit YOXTHEIMER.
October 21, 1840. 'Agent.
FEMALES.
WHO are troubled with siek headache, pain in
the side, breast, and back, loss of appetite, fl.ilulen
cy, lownesa of ppir::a, palpitation of iImj lH-art, fiiinl
ina or giddiness, sicknesu at the stomach, biboua
nlieetions, tightness at the ibest, nausea, voiniline,
iwistl i i tiio stomach, flushing of hi nt, i.i.d ebilii-ne.-f,
disi'f-sra of ilic neives, mid oigans of digvi-tinn,
tc, Ac, t?.!-: v!.o may be t'liis aPi cted, shonld
i i -t !ier;'cct to Jir cure Dr. Jlnrlu.'.i t'ii:j,tituid
Strengthening Tunic and German Aperitnt Fills,
whieh lire wa-rantod to pive imimjiutc relief.
Tl.ousauJs do we almost daily Uhoid, r. lioc ci.uii
i' unices and pile emaciated cheeks bear eccular
TvlttiotS to eickneis and affliction Could Iho-c
per.ioiis be persuaded to t'co tliis invaluable niedi-ciiii-,
tiny would toon find their weak and dcl-ilitn-iid
frames strenlilened, their minds coirprscd.
and all pain, and ibMress driven from thr system,
when ll.c '. ody will i-nin nnew its lott vigor, aud
j ut f-n n tiew liftf," r-nd death for a while be de-
lived of Us prey. What hrnrt bet fiets glad to
lit'hold t'l.tir in ..r relatives and desr friends, sna'ched
as if by ningic from that fatal dtst oycr D.ath
n who arc laboring under dis. ise k'l not another
day ut night pasa without proeuiing fb.i mdiiino,
as il will in a majority of eases e fleet a pcriuan'iiit
ci.rc. LemcinLcr dilujs are dengtrtnts , and if
disease is iiogleclod, its ravages wdl doubly in
crear.?. Cj Principle Office for the United States, No.
19, NOKTH EK.'HTH alreet, wheiorei cominen
ilaiiors of I.Liuliei's of persons may be seen, all of
which have Leon cuicj or limfilkd by the
tllt-dtcinJ.
HENRY YOXTIIE1.MER.
October 24, 1610. Agent.
'A ' '
sjcayEss.
( THERE are many persons tbnt we daily l-ibold,
whoso counti nnnccs Hud fruil limbs i uo:c t-fllic-ti
jii' which we find has irinciplly oiiginated from
neglect of proper lemadies at the (uliiim iicement of
siiknebs. At first the patient complain of rVe on
the stomach ai:. udc J w ith tiJuitm, cutlktn , r.,
he l eg'icts to procure proper med'uiiic; at lenili he
complains of pain in the side end t'oiiinch with
ni'iir i rnctutb'i.s ; Us op)Mtile beeomes impaired,
liis rest Iroi.bb-soii.c, 1..8 mind IiothmmiI, mid all
things aroui-.d l.im appear m-t in tin ir proper slali.in.
JK- nill i.cc'i els I.iinsilf, wi.e.i in probability
tho dilate imv ui h-nth be so fift s ald. ibit po
medical aid v. i!l replace him again. At tho first
ullack of sii knir. there shoiild be " no lime lost"
in procuring Vf lfuri ell's idxrotMi sr kino ru-M-u
Aii.iiif. T fills, which immediately re.
moves bile from the stomach, obviate coMivenefs.
jt'iiiove di.oiders in ihc Lead' invigoiuta the niihJ,
strengthen tho body, improve the mi mory , uid en
iiveu the iinaiiina'iioii j tllUs reslorirg' the body
again to i's proper lui.etions.
Principle Otl'.ce, N0. m, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMFK.
uctou-r si, isu.
Agtiit.
TO THE .11FUCTED.
THOSE who cre tuffrring from various diseases
ineidei t !o the I um'nn family, would do wetl to
pu ''ire Dr. Jlurl.'tA't Cvtnpi und tslritigthtning
am! German Aperient I'iiln. which i i) so rc
eminently rucwiin.cndi J fur Dyspepsia, l.iver
Complaints. uii.s in the able, back ami breast,
JVerv oCo Airctions, Head-Aibe, and ull the dis
e asrs nl the r-m much and Iiuwls. Pitmphleis mny
be obtained gruiis, whiih contain full, and rxpbcite
direciiona fr u-uiy. 'J'be reinler is refined to sev
eral very interesting certificates of cun i in this
iaj er, which n,uy fie n l ed upen, as they arc t iki n
from tba original. Tor Sale at No. IJ, NOR 111
tlOHTU sutet, Phila.lelphia.
HENRY YOX1 HEI.MER.
. S 't
T r a ii 1 o i I n t i o n Ij I n e
Til I;AJ T I M O R E . ;
' (vtA TIliK Vtttlt CSt.) '
"Varc7iou'e foot if Cfirsnul 'Street on the Pent-
rilvmiM L amil. . .
A llOAT-lea-i-p th wharf of the subsf rilter cvr
IV tnoriiing st H o'elotk, rumiiiig through to Haiti
more in lliteo ilnvs. (Jonsiiimii nl nl produce,
iron, &C, will ten ive a ele-tp iich by this line, which
has not liitln (to bi-en tqn tired by any oilier. Kato
orfie'ijjlit a low J by any other re gular I lie.
Ueli reliefs :
. (I W. 1IROW.V. -v
liUCK .V II liRW. ' ''
KERN AN & STU.T.NinER,
J.& a. ii. ii curt.
Baltimore.
floods intended lor Pifrdmrp, "rr any point on
thn Pcnnsylv. ia CiiuiilK wll la shippid vvi bout
del iy on their driivnl ut ilarrisbnr, es-lbis con
nects wit'i tin. Noilh Aiiierimn line or Potable
Until to Pinsf urt d-.ily. iintl with itir.tu'qiiiluitv
tin Packet Line "to Norlhuuiberb'tiT, W llliaiiisilort,
N iiktblrlC, and i-II ioii rmrdf.-fo i l.ce-.
Ul'.i iRUU W. LAYNG.
Mlarrisbti g.-Hept; V,- ft 0. - .-, -
Woi'Jis ofi rValisre.
IN a st -etc of hia'lll the intestiind caml may bo
.compared to a river whose wuto.-a How over the ad
joining laud, thtoiigh the channels nature fir art
has made, and improves their qUal lie-; and to keep
up the comparison of the river, so long as il tuns
' on smoothly llic channels, nrekcpl J.urc and hcaliliv ;
but if by some cause the courVe nf the river is ttop
ped, then the w U r in the canals is nw longer pure,
imt toon Tneconies stngnnnt. There is I lit one law
of circulation in uutu e. Whin there is a super
nbutiii inetu i.f hiiinor'al fluid (si roeity) in llieintcs-.
final tuh s, and cosliveness takes pbiext, it fl vvs
back into t'.m bioo I vis e's, and inlil rales iiccll iii
to the circulation. 'J'o Colablish tuo fou cours'o of
the rivervvc must remove tho ol sliuttioiis which'
flop its lice conrte.hiid tho e of its lrhuluiy sticam.
.Willi tho h.-dy, follow iho same iiutu'ul principiif;
r. move, I y liial vuluablo purgative uiedicme liran
ditthj l iiivcmal YrgtluUe ,' which are an rf
fi c'.i'al assist , nee of nature, the superabundance of
humors in the intestine eaual. Hy per evering in
this practice, tl.owijg cf the ciieiilition will thiii
be icslored to the full ex.ciso e,f their natur al fune
tions, uid a etala of health will bo firmly establish
ed Remember, never tufii-r a drop ol blood to be
taken from you- Evaluate the humors an often
and as long as ihcy uru deyiijlialed, or us long ns
you are sn k.
Pr. llrnndrelh's Oliice in Philadelphia, is at No.
8, NORTH Eltiil I il sticet, whi te his pdUca'n be
had at So ecu's per box, with full eliieelioiis.
Gij'i idy useui in !iiu!-urv , is 11. li. Masser Esejr.
bunbuiy, Pej-U l, 18-10.'
THE following are the duly api oiiiled agents iii
their respective counties, for the sale of llrtmdrcih'x
Vegetable 1'nivcr.nt I Pills. ,
JN'orlhuiiilioilat J county : Millon Maikey ot
Chaniheilin. Sunl.uiy if. 11. Massi-r. J.I Ewcr s
ville Cedd.s, Oiccii A. Walls. Gco.-gclow ii F.
Mitllinger V. Co.
Union county : I.cwiliurr Wdlla ft Cieddc.
Miillinburg Pcliman V Hiikly. New Iieiliii
John M. lie -nfer. S. linsgrove Ey re & Co. iMid
tlleburg Isaac Smith.
Lycoming county : AYilliamsport John Smith
Newberry M. & J. C, Fuiitton, Muncy W. A.
Pclriean. Jersey fchmc Janus II. Hc'pbuiii.
Coluinbia county : Danville T. iV. E. L5. Rey
nolds. Callavvisau ('. A. lir.il.U. lle rwiek Miu-
msn ct Rittcnbouse. liloomsburg-John R. Meyer.
Hunbury, Seit. 9, lt-40.
MORE POSITIVE PROOF
Of the tiican pf Dr. Hurlich's Cuinpr.und
Mrtngthe'titig and Gtrmun Aperient 1'ills.
Aii.M;i!ET, Jan. 8, 1840.
To Pr Harlieh's Agent Sir: I wish to state for
the bene fit of Iho c who may Lc afflicted, that Pr.
If aiimcii's Pii.ls have emi ely rurid me of Pys
pepsia, of vvbich 1 have been utll tied for many
years. I used both kinds, the Aperiei t and Strength
ening, and I u in i ousti uincd to say, that tiny ate a
valuable disCbvtry, un.l act upon the system mildly,
I ul very eli'cc'.ually. I found the Tonic pills to
ijuicLcn the ciicidi.tion and cause a eli termination
to the surfiire, rjed to fiengthcu the wc::k Momnch
and incicase i's jieiwrrs. The Aperiei i pills i re the
hist culhiirlic I evei me-d. lain lonlub-iit all pys
pcplics would do well to make immediate trial and
bn n lieved. Any one can call nt my house and be
sati: -liad of the above at jdensure.
PAVID R. POPE.
Tv". D. The original certificate may be sicn or the
cflice of the " JSjiirit of ll.c Tinns." Fur salu al
No. 19, North Eighth stmt.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
October 21, 1610. .Igrr.t.
UVERt COMPE.il ST.
THIS discaso is discovered ly a fix eel obtuse
pain in the right side under tho t-hoit nbs, attended
with he at, um amines i.bunt the pit of the stomach;
there is iii the ribt si.'.o hIso a distmiion ; the pa
tient lows his appetite, and 1 1 emnes hick and troubl
ed with vomit ug. Tho tongue Ucomes lough
and black, tho cuuiilt iniiiee cbannes to a r.le or
citron color, or yellow like those uP.lu ted with jaun
dice, difficulty ot breathing, dietu.bod ret, alteudee
with a dry ttnigh, diflicubv of laying ,)n the b it
uide, ihe In ely Incomes weak, end finally the disca-c
lerminules into i no be r of a luoiu tcrious liatuie,
which In all probability is far beyond Ihe power of
human skill. Dr. llarlkli't I e, .p..unJ Strength
ening Tunic and Git man Aptrunl Pills, il ta
ken ut the! ci.mm. iH-emt-ot e-f ibis eli-rhsc, will
clunk it, ai d by cniir.uii'g ihe ue of the medicine
a few weeks, a pufcct cure will be perf,.imiiL
Thousands, tan testify to ibis fjct.
l-'eitilicauii i f many persons may daily be sc n
oftheellic ey of ibis invaluable iiii'dicine. by apply
m at the M.dicsl Ortice. Nj. 19 A'ORl'H
EIGHTH itiert, Philadelphia.
HENKV YOXTHLIMER.
Octobei Ci, IS40. A:;ent.
MORE CO.CLrsiE J'R(lnES,
Of the ijjitaey tf Dr. Hurlich' eihbi al.d Mtdi
tint: Pr.AH. Sm: I was alllicled wiili a I ilious and
nenious disease o a veiy alarming ehgiec, wi h
ail the eyniptcine which so freueutfy illecls s re
laxed condition, vim : eiildines in Hie head, viol. m
tu mors, chilline-ss, wiili a fixed pain in the light
tide, complexion bad, and coslivencss; indeed I
w as in a most miserable condition. 1 had tried
many remedies, but found no permanent lei if un
til I had pu'iha.ed Dr. ilurlich'i eniupounl
ftreiiglheiiing and Geruum upiricnt 1'ilU, which
fri m their supe-iior vntues, I vvac comjileuly cured,
and am able to pursue my employment, free from
(in and disease, (signed) JOHN BOLES.
Paled Xcnia, Ohio June 7 , 1840.
Principle Otliee for Ihe Uniied Mate. No. 19,
Nouh F.lliHTH ibTK HE ', Phila.hlphia.
, HENRY VOXTHEIMER
J'it' ,fio. Agent.
TRVTH WILL PREVAIL.
Pr. llarlich. medbiftc Bre Juil :1)(.r,a8;ng j,,
pub he favor, ,d want fro,,, 8, ,
.srablish ihc, worth. W.L.v, .communication
in our columns lo-d .y fnfln . rr,.on ollR ,wk.P1,
whltli is l.ul one of manv rmirhn. c... .i ... . .
euiv.)pii i if the timet.
AKD TUB .
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roioinent und ce biirat.il wr.ters of the day as. st
in sivclling its contenls; aud whatever is new, lich,
or lire, is iineebately transferred lo UsciJumns. Ail
the coiitiihiitions li p. riodieals nf American writers
el" re pute appear in its pages and Ihe issues ol'tli"
foieign press are laid uiuler coiiiubuiious, as soon
ss ree-e ived in this country. Totlie liiiscellaucous
and Literury Pepsrluietil, llio cl.-sest stiiniion i
piid; and in all the selections ami original coutiiim
lions, strict eaie is devoted to aroid all that may
touch upon the opinions of any party in rel,jioiior
polities.
Exporiancs having taught us that we had maik
cd out a pi.h for ourselves, iu which all sorts of
people d. hgbis io l.dlow, iho Urolher Jonalhau
shall continue, as it begun, to be a bold, gelil'e,
weighty, light, giavc, Uitriy, si-rious, wilty.snioinh,
dashing, interesisig, inspired,- and incomparable
irewspaper. It shall be stupe tidous mirror wbeie
Irf all tho World will staim reflected. Il shall con
tain the most beautiful of Novels, Romances and
Soriis for both sexes Fairy Tales for lovers of
Ihe marvellous Legends fur antiquaries Pasqui
nades for wit monger Nuts and isisins for short
w ins'td readers-hiMiades for musical lovers Son
nets for Ladies Sentiment for old bachelor Ms
listie for politicians and Lecture s, S. rmoiis, Criii
cisms, Ei.igr ims. cVc, Ac eStc .for all the world.
Letter should be addressed to
WILSON COMPANY,
Publishers of ihe " brother Jmithan" -V. V.
THE CUIil'SVA'TOSl,
A Cviitolidation nf Until Cullit ttor and the Ge
' - nnee Farmrr, ; . ,
WILLIS OAT LOUD Alio LL' ill SII TUCKKIt, KDIT0II8.
Irosic l'i'i of Vol. N, 'ior IS li. .
rPHE Cultivator was established to linpiove and
I'leviito Iho Agriculture of the country 5 lo give
propel tone to the morals and mind ol the r ar
mor; lo show him the dignity ouil itnpmtaucc of
Ins 1 rofession J to store his mine! with uselul kn ivv
bilue. and eonvlncohinitli.it while till cla.-ses aic
ami mu-t bfl more or less dependant on each other,
he alone of iho who'e can make any near apprbacti
lo independence. If there is one thing mote than
another, which In this country gives a man superi
orly -civet his fellow men, it is knowledge; and this
knowledge, knowledge which is as essential lo the
s ucce-cs of the farmer as lo other men, il is the
de ign of ihe Cul'lvotor lo aid in imparting.
fJjThe volume for 1810, is filled entirely with
Original Cnnimtinieulinns, embiacing urticleafrom
about not) Obircspiindcht, from almost every state
in the Uniim.
If mi increase of subscription beyonel any prece
dent in the history of Agricultuial Journals,- if the
almost unanimous voice nf the public press in our
favor, if the multitude of piivatc yet flattering tei
timotiials we have received, added to a circulation
amounting Iho first ywiMo TwrsTt-Two'THoti
fanh, may be admitted as evidence, then wo have
certainly most alnindnnt reason to be gratified with
the success which his attended the Union of the
Cultivator and Ihe Gcncsso Farnipr. No expense
has leen or will be Fpared lo render the Cultivator
worthy of the pntionago it has received. In ihe
number, variety and excellence of its Illustrations,
il is without a rival al homo or abroad, the la.t Vul
ume being 'embellished with .nearly One. Hundred
Engravings, illu-t rating the improved breeds ol Hor-'
si s, Cable, Sheep, Swine, lluildings, Implements,
making the Cultivator, all things c mshiorcd,
il is believed, iho.Cboepest Agricultural Pjpir ever
piib'isl.ed in tin or any ollur country.
TtHMs One. Dolhr per annum Six copies for
5 the money lo l o 11 mi ted in advance, tree of
pi s.agc. A commission of 20 per cent, will be ab
lowed lo A cents who obtain 5 or nine subscri
bers, and So per cent, to those who obtain 100 or
more. All subscriptions to commence with a vol
ume. Post in of tcrs and gentlemen disrobed lo lend their
inlluenco to nid the cause of Agriculture, are re
spectfully r. quested to act s agents. Address
JESSE UL'El. & CO.
Publisher nf the L'ultivutnr, Albany, A. 1".
BOSTOIJ NOTION,
THE LARGEST .)D CIIFATEST NEWS
PAPER .V THE WORLD.
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All the useful arts are progressing with unpanuiltl
ed rapidity, and Ihe Art of Printir g is. coining in
for it lull share cf tho common improvement.
Do'c-in ed not lo be outdone in any thing that per
t .ins to bis profession, where there is a fair chance
for exertion und enterprise, the undersigned has de
termined upon issuing a sheet twice the size of the
liostf.n Weekly Times, (and is 10 tnke the place
of that paper,) aud will contain e ght columns
more matter than the Urol her Jonathan. This
sheet will be called tho L'OSTON NOTION, and
it is determined lhal it shall sustain a cognomen so
full of meaning, and so interwoven with the estab
lished character of our Yankee city. Il will be the
Lsnurs-r NzwspAPr.a t tiik Wohui with 110
exccpilcn ami will h printed on a sheet lliirty
seven by fitty-two iic-hes. It will be filled entirely
with fading matter, and will contain Threo Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Eighty Eight square
inches, 01 Tw enty-Seven square feel of print in fine
type! and a single number will contain more read
ing than an oieliuary book of Thre-c Hundred
pages. These dimensions will enable the publisher
lo d'aw largely upon the most popular jicriodica's
nf the day, both American and f oreign ; and us Ihe
selections will 1m made with great can1, il i believ
ed this paper will bo a welcuiiiu Notion to every
family. Licsldisa full synopsis of the curieut news
of the) day,; as published iu Ihe lleibtoii P.iily
Tunes.) it will c. nlaiu Poetry, Populir Tabs,
Theatrical Criticisms, Police and othci Court Re.
ports. Humorous Article-, &c. cc.
The whole woild of Li.crature will l ransacked
lo fill iu F rum the study of the philosopher down
to the police courts, through all regions of rense n,
poetry, romance, wit, and the ainpla iceord of folly,
we tha i glean from the past and the present and
fiom ull na'ions, to piesent as pleating and useful a
combination cf recoided thought und current his
toty, ns the world can supply or iudustiy produce.
This is our "Uostos Notio."
This great amount of wisdom and fun of wit
and philosophy of novelties and antiquities we
.lie able lo oiler, weekly for six cents jer copy,
only six cents! and we can doit because ef the
faoili.il s of our press and ollice, ami the connection
of daily and weekly publications. For Tiiiitk hol
lars we can sell a year's volume, equal iu quantity
of matter, with every var'u-ty a'so, to Fifiy-two Vol
ume of Novels, such as are issued fiom the press
cf this day. Fifty-two largo Vo'mnes for Throe
Polar! Effected all by improved machinery, and
by a determination that we will not be uutduiieiK
cntei prize and usefulness.
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CASH. Single copie s six cents each.
Post Masters or eithers remitting Twenty Dob:
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and places os lltev may designate'.
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iiJeorpc XV. ftvn,
FOR WARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, Cokkki't Stuxet Wii a n f, HianiSBi no,
1-S prepared lo icceivp Goods and Pioduce at the
new waieh.iuse, which his arrangements will enable-
him to forward wilh de spatch to Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Williauisporl, Wilkeslune, Columbia,
Lancaster, or any other point on tho Pennsylvania
and Ijiion Canals, and ihe Pennsylvania and Har
risburg and Lancaster tail roads.
Goods from Philadelphia for Harrisbuig, Carlisle,
Chumbersburg, eScc. Ac, for vv aided with care aud
expedition.
Coal, Plastsii, Sait and Fish, constantly for
sale. m-j-U 9.
Itriitoinl.
DOOK-UINDERY,
THE undersigned have the gratification of in
forming the public, that notwiihstaiiding II ey were
so unfortunate as to have their biudciy Lurul down,
ill March last,-they have opened a very extensive
one, in Loeusttreet, in the new building directly
opposite Gleim's Hotel, and are prepared to execulo
all work in their tins wilh despatcli, and in a su
pe.ior style. Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Machinery are new, and of the first oreler
aud latest improve nirnts; and they feel a conti
pence in their facilities for giving jwrfeot satisfac
tion to all w ho msy fuvor them with Iheir orders.
Hanks, County offices, Meiehants, Mechanic
and other, can be supplied with IJLANK UOOIvS
of every description, which for neatness and dura.
Inlity, will be equal to any made by ihe. Unj,cj
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'THE OCEAN AND WEEKLY CLIPPER,
A one of the best and chespest newspapers in
this country, containing all the choice Reading
Matter of thesix daily papers, including the "CLIIN
PER'A LOG," is publisheJ every Saturday, at
1 50 per annum.
Cj TheOCEAN" is under the editorial charge
of J ohm H. I It witt and JoHtf Wills, Esqrs., the
former well known as editor, proprietor, or princi
pal contributor lo every literary publication Issued
in this city for ihe last fifteen yenrs and the latter,
long a contributor to various periodicals, but more
publicly known since his connection with the "Bal
Tinonn CLtppr.n." The extraordinary success
which has attended the establishment of the Balti
more Clipper, n:vy numbering larger list of sub
scribers thon any- oilier newspaper ever published
in Maryland ihe daily applications for a weekly
poper, te tend, by mail, to country subscribers
and tho many facilities, possessed by the under
signed, for this undertaking, hrrvciiiduced them lo
spare no expense 111 Retting up s naper which can
not f-iil lo he welcome visitor: into every man's
family.
It is printed on entire new type and fine white
paper, anil will compare, lor beauty of wo'kman
sli p and excellence of reading mailer, with any
periodical now published in the Lulled States.
Tkrms : Fur Mail Subscribers, 41.50 per an
num, in current money, forwarded (free ofcxpensc)
lo tl.e publishers. . .
. ft Postmusters disposed to act as Acents for
the Ocean, will receive five copies weekly, per an
num, lor live Collars, l ayment always to be made
1:1 advance. Address 13LLL i TL I TLE,
Printers, lialt more, Mil
A s rox 1 si 1 1 c i I vn 1: is i-:.
FOUR THOUSAND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
L TWO MON I PS ! !!
Wiirvwe first purchased tho old and well
known establishment of t o
Saturday i:ii'iiiii;r losl,
we sta'ed that. the. paper circulated so widoly a
mong the steady, reading portion of ihe-United
States, that we entered upon our l.-bers with full
confidence of Iho future. Our success lias since
been beyond our most sanguine expectation, as our
weekly receipts overbalance those of any cotcnipo-
tnry paper. Our list has continued to swell up
with unexampled rapidity, and we have the con!';
donee, that al the present rale of increase, we shall
be enabled 111 n few months to boast of more than
3'i,(H)0 subscribers! When we commenced our
labors, we announced distinctly, that the tone of the
paper should be decidedly moral, aud that nothing
shoy'd be admitted into our columns, which the
most fuHtidious lather could disopprove of, and de
tenu nrd that as an approved Family Paper, it
should not contain a puiagruph, wiili the spirit of
which a parent would not wish to have a daughter
familiar, and we therefore, with this view, announ
ced that no theatrical notices should appear in our
Columns, and that we should lie opposed to. theatres
as things calculated to injure the lienllhy action of
an honest 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,
w ho predicted our speedy downfall, but we threw
ourselves upon the sober, rational and experienced
portion of the people of the United State for sup
pott, and we have beeu nobly sustained.
Wo thought and expressed Iho opinion, (hat
however careless many might lie upon this subject,
lhal few, even if they did not entirely disapprove
I.f such entertainments, cared about having the
pro?s detail forever paraded before tho eyes of
Iheir children, and the sickening and nauseating
eulogy of all kind of characters made familiar to
Iheir minds.
Wo determined also, that while ihe paper con
tinued under our control, it vhould be strictly neu
tral in politics, and that as news and literary jour
nalists w o had nothing to do w ith the matter j this
de-termination hiisfct-eu strictly and rigidly adhered
to, and while we shall continue to give our readers
such public document as may lie deemed uf inte
rest to all, and such history of the progress nf
political events, a are strictly in keeping with our
duty, and the character of the paper, we shall stu
diously and thoroughly avoid any contamination of
partiz in politics.
Tho paper is now printed in a new and beauti
ful ly , has received the praise of many editor of
tuste, as the handsomest family sheet in lh Union.'
Our efforts have been dire-cted to the combining
of beauty and simplicity wilh utility and lusle.
1 he rost is printed on a stout white paper, ren
dering il neat and durable lor tiling.
In addition to ihesc efforts toward perfection in
the mechanical department, and cxtirieir ol our pa
per, 110 labor, and no cost been spared in Ihe de
velopcmeni ol intellectual strengtii. The present
variety of inteiesting tales, original, from foreign
and domestic magazines, together with the valua
ble contributions of our own circle of literary
friends will continue to give interest lo the paper,
while everything important and worthy of note lhal
happens iu the Old World or tho New, shall be
collected and collated for tho taste of oui rea
ders. The Ladies' Department shall always be choice
and select, and shall receive stiict attention, whilo
such things as may iuteiesl our juvenile) readers,
snd that iiiiHiilant end large class of our readers,
the Fa 1 1111 r will not be overlooked. In order to
gratify, as much as possible, the laudible desire of
our country reudeis, a portion of our attention w ill
be devoted to the culle-clion and diffusion of such
-News, Memoranda, Tables, Facs, Hints, &,. as
msy seem important to agriculturists, and the pop
ulation resident without ihe con line-s of our gust
cities 'I he state of the mirket and the Auctua
lious in the prices, will be regularly and what is of
more moment, correctly given.
c have ever been opposed lo the constant
bluster and parade made by some editors, about
Ihe excellence of their papers, and have resolved
that the Saturd iy Evening Post, shall be conduct
ed, as to speak lor itself.
Our readei will always find in its columns the
earliest and mot authentic information, rs Well as
the most choice and 1 nleitaiuing literary matter.
I e hrve totally d scarded the system ot tilling the
! piper wiih quack advertisement, but prefer giving
j our re-dcis Iroin week to week, eiileitainiug read
' iug matter.
' And we fee! assured that we shall be no lowers
thereby, as but few readers csre about having a p iper
j filled wilh descriptions of lliese) iiuuseuliug coui
! pounds.
, The Saturday Efcning Post, will be furnished
for $i jier annum iu adv,.iuef or one copy Ihreo
. years f.-r S5. To ihnnc who wish lo subscribe) 'Jr
. a Philadelphia Magazine, we will furnish h
of the Philadelphia CVket, aud two r'.,,:... 0r
' Post for ona ver fur th free of f -1.,,. ,r"
count, .' -J di-
No New Subscriber . .
Monet-. 'lhoul the
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Irsnk their 1,-.. Vr,0". l08t P'.master will
... of 1 ,p rt ,",n ""Ihing but (he
.us, .,. of the oir.ee. and all postmaster who will
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Address
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EDITED IT PARK. UL1WAM1X AMD tFES SATIGtSr.
WITH multiplied resources'for rendering the
New VVohlu more valuable than ever a
a compendious newspaper and repository of elegant
literature, we enter upon the second volume (folio)
on the 24lh cf October, dressed in a beautiful garb
of new type, cast expressly for the purpose. It
will theretoie be filling lime to commence new
subscriptions, as welt as for tho renewal of those.
which mny then expire,
During the first year of the existance of the
New World, it has acquired a reputation ami
circulation superior to any weekly paper in the
country; and has furnished to its subscribers, during
that period, (besides a 1 the current news of the day.
uomest ic and foreign) new and valuable works by
J nitoutel, JJ Israeli, I hotnas Moore, Miss M it lord,
Mrs. Jameson, C. Pickens, Ainswoith, Knowles,
Bulwer, Mairy at, and others wotks, which in Lon
dim could not be purchased for fifty times tljiJ
amount o( the subsciiption price of tho New
Woild. In addition lo works of interest by theso
eminent authors, it has contained Ihe cream of the
periodical literature of the day, as well as original
aiticles from the pens of some of the most popular
writers of America, among whom we may mention
Miss Sedgwick, Orville Dewey, Professor Longfel
low, iho author of "Yankee Notions," Smrit
Street, eScc. Stc. ... .
In po'iticks wo shall, as hitherto, maintain on
armed neutrality. Our columns as heretofore will
be unobjectionable in a moral point of view. In
criticism we shall, in justice to Ihe public, mantain
a perfe'ct independence, even though we incur the
vengence of all the dunces- We shall, In conclu
sion, earnestly stiivc to render our sheet not only
worthy of the unparalleled favour it has experianued,
bulof a continually extending circulation. While
we continue to furni-h with all possible promlitudc
the most attractive liicr .turo of the day, we shall,
as our means enlarge, afford that compensation tc
native authors, which mny induce them to 111 ki
the New World the medium for presenting lo thi
public their best produ lions. Our excellent Lon
don correspondent will be continued, and due at
tention will be paid lo the comercial, agriculture
and news departments of out paper.
A QUARTO EDITION
Of sixteen latge pages was commenced on the sixl
of June last, in order to meet the wishes of larg
number of subscriber, by giving them its licit an
varied contents in a suitable form for I inding. Tb
wo have done w ithout having enhanced ihe pric
so that new subscribers, and' others on tho renew
of previous subscriptions, can lake their choice b
Iween the O,unrto and Folio form. (JC' Hut a fe
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hand in llio cilice, and wo shall therefore, tint 1
' nblo long to supp'y them.
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK s(
CIETY, AA'D RURAL ECONOMIST.
AniTin bt e.intox u. smith.
THIS Journal was established by the America
Silk Society, for the purpose of ditl'uMng praetiet
information on the ci-i.tcre op silk, iu the Unite
States. It has now liern published one year, an
may be considered a work of standard character.
The first year's publication, compiisiug the fir
volume, container a mass of valuable inloimsiioi
and it will lie the obje ct of the editor to mat
the second equal in ull respel-i, if not supcnoi,
the 'first. 1 'he important fact is now esta' hshed b
yond any question, thai the people of the Unib
Slates can make silk iueaplh aud better thn,
any other nation upon earth. It ha been provi
by unimpeachable testimony, that the cnliie co
of producing silk reaely for ma ket, does not excee
TWO HOLLARS ARB TWEMTI-riVI CISTS PI
poi-sn, and its lowest value is poi-r dollars an
pi rrr cents; also, that os s ache of ground plan
ed in morus uiulticaulis, will proeluce the first ye;
tho tre'es aio planted, piii iitt-i ioiit poi nds (
silk, leaving a clear profit lo tho producer ofos
111 ynum and riiiUT hollars! It has also bee
proved thut the childun and f. males Lf any f.riner
fimily can, with the gre-ate t iossibls esse, proelu.
from fifty to a hundred p. minis of silk eveiy yea
without any cost whatever to the expeuse-s ol 111
farm afcr tho trees are planted; nd iher- fore, rli.
the whole amount of silk w ill be so much clear g ,n
say from $225 lo ?450. With these fact we sul
m l lo an iiilell geut peoplu wether il is not a gru
and important oljecl for them to introduce ihe eu
lure of silk in eveiy farmer's family in the .''
To eiiuble all our farmers to make silk, l'
nal or the Am LRU-ami Silk Sov.1 7;- lW jOL
lisheJ; jt contains lain piact';r' wacst
TIVATIEO THE TREES. - , " Uircctio.,8 for t :i
WORMS, BEEU- T ,u,So -Uj tt
maiE0i, ixe Uti. -siLKlond preparing it
Iwe t.-eu.' . .a- ll .i. .- t- . .b
'".'red I- -es all other information ihatc
I,.-
usiness . - -uiue any ptrson 0 cnUr no ,11 1
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woik ,v i" d"tn f V" a"J '"'"'"hropi
work by inducirg hi. friend and ne ighbors to .
Kr Iheir name, upon the lis of subscriber.
m ' f 8 J""'l uf the Amciicau S.K-iely i. publi.h
mon.hly, ,n pamphlet for... ; t.co numlecr'con.ai
thiily-lwooctavo page. ,i,el on new type .,
handsome paper, wi.h .printed colored cover.
Un dollars, always lo be paid befora ih. i l
sent. All ubscrintiort la tw.,.i.i .1 . r.
g. . , -' inw ,irsi nun
tHrollheyesr.andini.oce will the woikbesei
loans subscriber loneer thin it -I...II k-..-
paid for. . - -" ""
(Tj'Ncw arc i'i '.. wl. .i . .l. ...
rrd volume. w, ,.ch' glj Vu"; Y: . Do
labs for the two years, '