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WGrE,s OF Nature.

IN a state OF health the intestinal canal may be
compared 10 river whose wate,s flow over the ad-
joining land. through the channels nature or art
has made and improves their qualities; and to keep
up the comparison of the river, so long as il runs
on smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy;
but if by cause the course of the river is stop
ped, then the water the canals is ne longer pure
but soon becomes stagnant. There is but one law
of circulation in nature. When there is super
abundance of humorial fluid (scrociiy) in the ihtcs-
tnal tubes, and co.ti,encss takes place. i, flows
back into the blood vessels. and inflrales itself in.
TO the circulation. To establish the free course of
the river we must remove the distractions which
stop its free course and tho of its tributary stream.
With the body, follow the same natural principal
r,morc, ly that valuable purgative medicine Bran
d,eih,S UHirsrsai legciaGe Pills, which arc an ef-
tctua assistance of nature, the superphundance OF
humors in the intestine canal. By perseveriug in
this practice, the way oi The crcu1l.on will then
he restored to the full exercise other natural f,nc.
tons, and state of health will lie firmly establish
ed Remember, never suffer n drop OF blood to DE
taken from you'-EvaCuate the humors as often
and as long as they are degencrated, as lorg as
you aTe .ck.
Dr. BronAro,b's Office in Philadelphia, is at No
2, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can b,
had at 25 cents per box, with full directions.
O. Only agent in Sunhury, is Ii. Is. Masser Esqr
SunbuIy, Sept, 9, 1870.
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OF THE
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK
GETTY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
EDITED By GIDEON d. SMITH.

SiL N-Nb LSo4Nohlol.
EDITED BY GIDEON d. SMITH.
THIS Journal was established by the Amer
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-. TO THE COMMUNITY.

TIE success which has attended the use Of Dr..
."1Echs German -Aperieut and Compound
T'cngthc7irg 1Unic Pills, is truly astonishing. Ut
~ 80 vain hoos 10 say this medicine has proved 10y
49, uaFiy ,lrct3 in the cure of variety of diseases
- "hch the human frame is liable, TO b. vastly su-
'"rur 10 the many preparations before the pull c.
|ary Of these pIcpirations are compounded by in
Hr'duals who gre positively Ignorant OF the mystc-
.e ul he lumnn system, and mere pretendcIs 20
t..irai knowhdgc. Dr. Harlici, however, is celc.
.sni emonE The German faculty q man of the
r.ast snitrtidc a,,ainments, and equally distin-
'.-iej Throughout - rope, as a successful medical
,'rt!un'r. spcn, most OF the years OF useful life
b" 'hc equlson Of such knowledge us might prove
n'ii'o' 10 his fellow creatures. In the pills which
- invented, ard which bear bis name, the public
''e oasnfd oi an article that POSSESSES more than
Jimmy viuucs. From the ackroT!.dgcd talents
- his inventor. not.ing less than good article
."nlj to expected and the experience of many
ears has afforded demonstration of the virtues of
medicine. ln Germany aud othcf parts of Eu-
lulr, ;'S- iutation established. In this country
''n W',h 1t has 10, icrn recently introduced, ii is
.1.i'iy gaining tie most substantial reputation. The
1T ,ates ot cures of the most obstinate
ilrctcd ~ the Of Har!ici's Pills. which
&C." proprietor is constantly receiving, is proof of the
I,c'. Day after day lie rccs YES new tcstimonials
hC'r efficacy, and week after week increases the
,'cma:L iOt them. This is not mere assertion; in
umc,ahlc certificates open for the inspection of
Cn public, and the doubts of any who are skeptcs,
lie removed by examining them at the Office OF
tle pr prielor.
We take the liberty, then, of suggesting TO every
-rHiv, 'ha, they make use of Dr. Harch's Pills.
thcm keep supply constantly on hand, to he
t-t chen occasion demands, and they will receive
a." most un.quivoeai proofs of uliiily.-Medicai
~. 'ncr
",inci, : cficc for the United States, 70. 10
- o.t.. Lishh sueet, Philadelphia.
Western Depot, NO. Al, st. Clair street, Pitts
'..h. HENRY lOXrHElMER,
May ], 1871. .4geni
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''EPATYTLS, ok LIVER COMPLAINT.

.
Liver cos,plaiLt &c described to be ofiw forms
.iz icvte ant Chronic, which are ilercnt in their
..., ord thaIccer and are produced from ulcers on
&c Liver, uhca Is diseased on the surface o. in The
y'... 10 lie 'rmer, the Isn't is attacked with
,a 3"l pain, in The region of the Liver % se'ere
lat even the Cd clchcs are insuppo, able the IA
cut cannot b ar 10 turn 10y his left side from
&c "ressure excred in that position the inlamcd
.'rcars. The latter may go on in such a manner
" At tie frs, "yndom> Of Liver Complaint those
nn,,' n.."" He occurrence cf suppuration The
acute and Suh-1cu', varieties, almost always com.
nee wltn some chilly feelings succeeded by nrat
81 be -hu., leveied torGuc having yellowish op-
. arance. Irregular state of the bowels, co:tivCnt s.,
''auteuclnce changes to pale or ci,ron COLOR or
EaE " Ike these ,t'l!ct,d with jaundice, difficulty Of
'r.;.'H-, disturbed rest, aIJchded with couGh iC-
v...sI tymtums, dry and archcd shIn, difficulty
81 i,,pl the right side, urine scanty and high
c.tor,d, toe patient passes many bad nights and is
frequently troubled vnh DIarrAGa, Tenasmus and
f'.'-. rDusel end vomiting, ana uas a considerable
i. y ben the Inflammation affects the perto-
,ai ,ot oi the Liver tie pain is much more intense
ID the fever higher than ~hrn confined to the Lv-
. IL chronic affections it is uncertain in It's TEL
'luatl1n; the pain is intense, attended occasional
5 with teNer>h s. ymtoms, dry and parched SKIN,
irregular bowels, sa'iow counenancc. frcqount al
'l-cs ui iGnufcc The tongue is scarcely ever free
from y,i,ow fur, the appetite bad, and corruption
attacks tia fac. AID back, behind the shoulders &c.
Ia. Hammers Compound SiTers sIhcning Tom
&" auG ApCie..i German Pills, Will, in a majority
u cases, produce perfect cure, and if used at the
very onset oi l4,,,cun Will IN every case arrest the
disease. This is not merely theory but fact which
,9n ua substautated by the testimonies OF various
,grspns who have witnessed the astonishing effects
Il ihIs invaluable MEDICINE. The die. must be at
tCuutu 70, AMI iGe warm bath must not he Eeglec-
o. when the patient can have access TO il. Fun
md explicit rectrus are d,f.ned in the medical
.mI!ct which accompanies the medicine, and can
"a G. ..H "a g...., 0! a!y Of the regularly appointed
.,Cn.. IN ell this medicine.
-a.r a, Cfire ard General Depot for the Uni
........s. = al ~, . North Eighth Sueei, PhiIa.
a.. onert all COMMUNICATIONS Tor Agencies,
...'rI.s1g oui Medicines must lie addressed (post
..l., wLlun HIl meet with immediate attention.
HENRY lUNTHEIMER,
May !, lS4l. AGENT
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NICN NEADACHE.
May |, lsil.

Is avery common affection. It's attacks are very
severe and characterized hy spasmodic pains, shift
ing from one pat OF the head 10 Tie other, fac.
quently commencing IN the morning, attended wnh
slcHLcss OF the stomach, nausea ianngs, and
sometimes, vomiting, gddiness, aud confusion of
sight, &c DC. This dcsease is produced frum Va.
T.ous causes, perhaps the most common, is de.
rangcmeEt Of tie stomach aud dgo stve organs.
FEMALES are most subject TO this affection, par.
ticularly tfosc who lead sedsntary lie. Dr. Har-
HcHs Comp Ound Strengthening Tonic and Ger
man Ap0.em Pts, are warranted TO arrest this
Houhlesomc disease first by cleansing the stomach
and bowels, purifying the blood, and removing all
diatas6d and excIementuous humors from the liver
ana 'n'eslints. BY the use first of a few doses
G. he Apenent German Ph!s, afterwards two or
'hiee ueses oi the Strengthening Tonic PAs, which
are used 10 strengthen aud insgorate the nervous
| sSSit"i' give tCue to tie stomach and organs OF
uigeslon, thus Hparting TO their subtle fluid lis
pnsune vGoI this affecting disease NAV be eDlr.Iy
removed. This is The only mode Of Irea,ine tbIs
annoying complaint, and has been attended w,th
succts IN thousands Of cases.
PnmpIets giving general directions, NAV be ob.
taincd gFalls, al No. 10 North Eighth street phila.
delphia. HENRY lUXTHEINEP
M'J J. ie4i' AssV.
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II q II A " ID, q

UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL A,
STATISTICAL REGiSTER.-Containi ,
uments, facts aud other useful infrrmation illus
tive Of the history and resources of the Amen
Union, and OF each State; embracing CONNIE
manufactures, agriculture, internal improN eme
banks, currency, finances, education, &c. &c.
ted by Samuel Hazard.
Published every Wednesday, at 70 Dock str
The price to subscribers Is s. per annum, pay,
on the first OF January of each year. No suhsc
ton received for less than year. Subscribers
OF the principal cities TO pay i'll advance.
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CLAAASE AND S7RENGTHEN

!o oh'y sure ind best course 10 pursue in Gu
- ''aS.a, OF whatever nature they may lie, Isl:
81 to cle2nsc and purify he Stomach eld Bow
'., geat.' ePeli,ni., secondly, "a give strength
and lone 20 those CEdeT organs by tie use cf pf Der
,uriCs, This mode IS always lursaod ly I,pul,r
D l,lcians, which they well know To he the ouly
,,la- 60 !cs1t 10, to effect speedy ond Iermsnei,,
-,urc. DIR. HARLIcB's CompouSd Strengthening
~. ond AVrilent Iiiis, are sure medicine 10
ppt tho rr.ad c'itc,. The German Apeitnt
lis .Ie to cleanse the st mach and in,estines, af-
IT, vhch the Compound Stenjgcning Tonic pills
s1, iced, TO give strength and lone 70 those OF.
2.i- which require t,rd,I treatment. Nearly Two
,sris Of the diseases which we daily behold
ru diseases oi the nervous system ana by con,inu.
rsir Jrasac mineral purgalives the suiI,rer
"H soon fId himssf a being too much refined
4" "nain long in existence. Full and xplci, di.
Hoi'ons both in English and GeIman accompany
ilIs notice.
4he above medicine FOR sale a, the Drug StoIo o
HENRI ioXTHEIMER,
May l. is'i' agent
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THE CULTIVATION,
A Consolidation Of BucIs Cuhirdtor and The &C.
nesee Farmer.
WING n.,ropn lxp IuTurn Turprp vn,ro,s
Prospectus Of Vol. s, for 1911.

WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS.
Prospectus Of Vol. =, for 1871.
THE Cultivator was established to improve and
i elevate the Agriculture of the country; to give
proper tone to the morals and mind of the Far
mer; TO show him the dignity and importance of
his profession; to store his mind with useful know
ledge, and convince him that while oil classes are
and must be more or less dependant on each other,
he alone of the whole can make any near approach
TO independence. If there is one thing moro than
another, which in this country gives man superb
ority over his fellow men, it is knowledge and this
knowledge, acknowledge which is essential to the
success of the farmer to other men,-it is the
design of the CulIivator TO aid in importing.
or The volume for 1910, is filled entirely with
Original Communications. embracing articles from
about 300 Correspondents, from almost every state
in the Union.
II an increase Of subscription beyond any prece-
dent in the history of Agricultural Journals, s,ifthe
almost unanimous voice Of the public press in our
favor, If the multitude of private yet stertng tes-
timonals have received, added to a circulation
amounting the first year TO TwENrI-rwo Tuou.
SAND, may be admitted as evidence, then we have
certainly most abundant TO I've gratlied with
the success which has attended the Union Of the
Cultvator and the Genesse Farmer. No expense
has been will be spared TO render the Cutivator
worthy of the patronage it has received. In the
number, variety and excellence Of its illustrations,
it is without rival at home abroad the last vol
ume being enbelished with nearly One Hundred
EnSrGringS, illustrating the improved breeds OF Hor
ses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Buildings, Implements,
&C., making the Cultvator, all things considered,
1t is believed the Cheapest Agricultural Paper ever
published in this or any other country.
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lowed TO Agents who obtain % or more subscrl-
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umr.
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Publishers Of the CuAiroiOr, albany, n. Y.
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George w. Laying,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT,

CHrsSur STREET WHARF, HAnRIsBUno,
Is prepared to receive Goods and Produce at the
new warehouse, which his arrangements will ena-
hle him 10 forward with despatch to Philadelphia,
PittshuTg Nilliamspori, WikesbarIe, Columbia,
Lancaster. or any other point on the Pennsy vania
and Union Canals, and the Pennsy vania aud Hsr.
risburg and Lancaster rall roads.
Goods from Philadelphia for Harrislurg Carlisle,
Ihambersburg, DC. &c, forwarded with care and
expedition.
CoAI, PLASTER, SALT and Frsn, constantly for
sale. Sent. o.
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TIE CAUSE OF NLSEANE.

Nearly all classes of disease are caused by some
Obstruction IN the system, which prevent the reeu
lar and wholesome operation Of the animal func-
tons. This state of the system, is disease, which
Is manifested in variety Of FORMS mole or less
malignant in their character. Toresture the system
to state OF health, then, it is only necessary TO re-
move The cause of disease, and The end is accom-
pIshed. The cause is obstruction someu here This
can be removed by rurgatlon, which is the only
means that should be rCsurod to, because suggested
Ivy reason, aud hy nature. DR.. Hsrch's Strength
ening and German Ape,ieni Pills, are allowed by
the thousands who have used them, 10 be the best
purgati,e medicine in existence Because they
not only remove all distractions, and purge the sys-
TEN Of Its impurities, hut, because, and which is ex-
tTemely important, strengthen and give proper tone
TO the stomach, and produce healthy action of all
H.. parts. BESIDES, they mild aud gentle in
their operation, as to render them at all times per-
iectly safe and desirable remedy. The afflicted
would do well, then, TO purchase box or two of
this invaluable medicine, and give il fair trial. in.
stead of destroying their Systems with oircpeated
doses Of odlomel, and Other drugs so injurious 10
human life and happiness
The above madeleine for sGie al the Drug store of
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
May /, lS4l. .4geaf.
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meets with the North American line of Portable
Boats to Pittsbura daily, and with the Susquehan-
na Packet Line TO Northumberland, Williamsporl,
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Harrisburg Sept; 8, ls4O
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-. GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SC.
Of nn, So, NEA T. 18th instant at 10 o'clock in from
" "ui store we will sell az Auction general
VI "sSpSStiss, Liquors, &c. consisting in paTt Of
~ hhds superior Porto Rico sugar
% bags Coffee
10 hhds Trinidad Molasses
terces Sugar House Molassss
Q hhds Bacon, Midding and SbouId.r
- pieces do do A. '
10 bills Pork Trimmings
w do Smoked Beef
~ kegs No Lard
groce Mason's Backing
10 bags Pepper
10 bags Alspice
ceroon Indigo
~ boxes Esinton Candles
80 DO Soap
% bbls Common whiskey
~ DO Gin
30 do Apple brandy
hah pipes Imitation Brandy, 4th Proof
pipes Holland Gin
b half pipes Dupuy Brandy
sicily and 81 Lucar Wines
--,, Ciaret and Port do, etc. etc.
TERMS months over slOO: under r,sh