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works OF Nature.

IN a stnte OF health tho intestinal canal may be
compared 10 a river whose waters 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 it runs
on smoothly the channels are kept pure and healhy
but if by some cause the course of the river is stop
ped then the water IN the caualsis 10 longer pure
but soon becomes stagnsnt. There is but one law
of circulation in nature. When there is a euper-
abundance Of humora fluid (serocity) in the ih;es-
tinal tubes, end costivcncss takes place, il flows
back into the blood vessels, and inflraes itself in
to the circulation. To establish the free course Of
the river. we must remove the distinctions which
stop its fee aud thoe of lis tributary stream
With the body, follow the samo natural principal; !;
remove. ly that valuable purgative medicine Dram
drcih,s URigeySai Vegetable Pills, which ore an ef-
fcual assistance Of nature, the suporabundance Of
humors in the intestine canal BY pcrsoyeriug in
this practice, the ways Of tho circulation will then
he restored to the full exercise Of their natural func
TONS end . state of health will he firmly establish
ed Remember, never suffer a drop of blood to be
taken from YOU Evacuate the humors as often
and as long a0 they degeneralcd, or as long as
you are sick.
DR.. Brand'oih's Office in Philadelphia, is at No.
9, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can be
had at 25 cents per box, with fun directions.
0JUnly arcntin Sunhury, is ii. u. Masser Esqr.
Sunbuiy, Sept, ., 1870.
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CLEANSE AND sIREYGYHEN

The only sure and best course 10 pursue in Gu
i'ng diseases, OF whatever nature they may be, is:
hFst to cleanse ard purify the Stomach and Bow
els by gentle areIents; secondly, to give strength
and tOneio these tender organs by the use Of pfopeI
lcnics. This mode is always pursued ly REGULAR
physicians, which they wei! know to he the only
course 10 resort TO- 10 effect speedy and permanent
cure. DR. HEnLicH's Compound STRENGTHENING
Tonic and Aperient Pills, are sure medicine 20
effect this grand object. The German Aperien,
Pills are to cleanse the stomach and inlesiines, sf-
ter which the Compound Strengthening Tonic Pills
uro used, TO give strength end toho 10 those OF.
~-ns which IequHe tender treatment. Nearly two
tfir,ls Of he diseases which we daily behold,
sle diseases of the nervous system, and by continu-
ally csng drastic mineral purghiives the sufferer
rul soon lI.l himself being too much refined
10 ielnain long in existence. Full and explicit d..
Iections 10th in English and German, accompany
this notice.
The above medicine for sale at the Drug Store of
HENRI lOATHEIMER,
Nay ], ls4l Agent.
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TO THE COMMUNITY.

THE success which has attended the Of Dr..
|vtch'S German AperieRt and Compound
strengthening Tonic Pills, is truly astonishing. Jt
Is no vain b1Hst to say this medicine has proved by
- happy effects in the cure Of variety of diseases
20 which the human frame is liable 10 be vastly su.
icror TO the many preparations before the publ c.
Many of these preparations are compounded by in-
vi'luals who arr positively ignorant of the n'ysie-
Is of The husan system. and mere pretcndeis 10
tedical knowledge. DR.. lIarich, however is cee.
I acd among tie German faculty as man Of the
ghcst scientific atainments, and equally dislin-
esishcd throughout Europe, as q successful medical
'aciiiioner spent most of the years OF useful life
n The acquisition Of such knowledge as might provo
'rnccia! to his fellow creatures. In the pills which
ie invented, and which bear his name, the public
AZ assured of an article that possesses more than
" binary virtues. From the acknowledged talents
It his inventor, nothing less than good article
'onld be expcc,ed and tho experience of many
Nelrs hes afforded demonstration of the virtues of
In' medicine. In Germany and other parts Of Eu-
' Z, its putaton is established. In this country
T. TO which it has but been recently introduced il is
,t,diy gaining the most substantial reputation. The
uncrouscfrt fcates of cures of the most obstinate
dc scs effected by the use of Harch's Pills, which
Eac proprietor is constantly receiving ia proof of the
',tt. Day after day he receives new testimonials
# their efficacy, and week after week increases the
demand for them. This is not mere assertion; in
'snerabe certificates open for the inspection Of
,"e public, and the doubts of any who are skeptca
can le removed by examining them at the office of
t.,r proprietor.
We take the liberty, then, Of suggesting to every
sanity, that they make use of DIR. Harch's Pills.
ct them keep supply constantly on hand, to be
''s-l when occasion demands and they will receive
Ne mos, uncquivocal proofs Of utiIily.-Aedicai
G.fav.
Principal Office for the United States, No. 10
torth Lighth s!Iect Philadelphia.
Western Depot, No. Al, st. Clair street, Pitts.
l,'gh. HENRY IOxTHElMER,
MGy !, ls4l. .2gent.
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LIVER COlIpLALNT
Cure9 by the use cf Dr.. HAnLIcu's CoMrouSI
STEYGTHEHIAa AND ArERlKNr Pills.

Cure3 by tie use ef Dr. HAnLIcH's CourouSD
SrESGTHEaIAa AND ArERIESr Pills.
Mr.. WILLIAM RIcuinDs, Pittsburgh, Pa, en-
,irely cured 0! the above distressing disease: His
symtoms were, pain and weight in the lcft side,
loss Of appetite, vomiting, acid oruc,aons, dis,en-
ton OF the stomach, sick headache fuired tongue,
counenance charged to ci,on color, difficulty Of
breathing, disturbed rest, attended with q cough.
great debility, with other SYMPTOMS indicating great
dafangement Of tho functions Of tie liver. Mf
RcHARDs had the advice Of several physcians, hut
received no relief, until using Dr. HAuIicn's Med.
lcinc, which terminated in otecliug perfect cure
Principal Office 10 North Eighth Street Ph!la.
delrhia. Also for slle a, The drug store If
HENRY NUAIHEIMER,
Nay !, lSil. dgCH!.
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IoE q $ EoEi q Z, u =
OF TEE
JOURNAL or THE AMERICAN SILK 81
ClETY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
OF TEE
EDITED Br GIDEON n. SMITH.

EDITED BIZ GIDEON n. SMITH.
THIS Journal was established by the Americ
Silk Society, for the purpose of dfIusing pracli,
information on the CULTURE OF SILK in the Unit
States. II has now been published one year,
may be considered a work of standard character.
The first years publication, comprising the Fl
volume, contIines a mass of valuable lnlolnstIl
and il will be the object Of the editor to ma
the second equal in all respects, If not superior,
the first. The important fact is now esta lished
yond any question, that the people OF the Uni'
States can make silk cHEtPER and BErrER H.
any Other nation upon earth. 1t has been pro'
by uniDpcachable testimony, thai the enure
of producing silk ready for malket, does not exec
TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE cESTs
POUND, and its lowest value is FOUR DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS; also, that ONE AcRE of ground pll
ed in morus mulllcaulis, will produce the first Y,
the trees ale planted, rOUnrI-LIGHr rounds
SILK, leaving clear profit 10 the producer ofo
HUNDRED AND EIGHr DOLLARS! Ii has also bt
proved that the children and females Of any flrmt
family can, with the greatest possible ease, prod,
from fifty 10 a hundred pounds of silk every Y,
without any cost whatever 10 the expenses OF
farm after the Ices are planted; end therefore. |,
the whole amount of silk will be so much ciearpl
say from S225 10 $3.50. With these facts we s.
mb 10 an inteillSent people Nether II Is not gT
and important object for them to Introduce the
ture OF silk IN every farmers family in the Unl
To enable all our farmers to make silk, the 'JoI
NAL or THE AMERIcAN SILK SOCIETY," was est
llsheJ; Il contains plain PRACTICAL directions for c.
TIyATISG THE TRkEs, TEEDING and REARlNGsI
WORMS, REELING THE SILK, and preparing il
market, &c. besides all other information that
be required TO enable any person to enter upon
business, either on a large or small scale. Ey
iIiend OF his country, into whose hands this %
may fall, viii be doing patriot and philanlhToyl
work by inducing his friends and neighbours 10
ter Their names upon the list OF subscribers.
he journal of The American Society is publs!
monthly, IN pamphlet form; each number conla
thii'y two octave pages, printed on new type
handsome paper with printed eolored cover.
TERMS Two dollars a year, or six copies
ten dollars, always to be paid before the work
sent, All Subscriptions to begin with the fifstnu
Der OF tho year, and IN no case will the work be.
10 any subscriber longer than il shall have b.
paid for.
CT NEw sUBscRIBERs, who take the first
second volumes, will lie charged only TaAEE ID
LARS tor the TWO years.
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CerlsGcatcs OF AgCE,cv.

THE following are the duly appointed agents in
their respective counties for the sale OF BrdadrcHS 8
l6geiGLie UHicySqi Pills.
Northumberland county Miltcn-nIackey &
Chambellin. Sunbury-H. b. Masser. MEncns-
ville-Geddcs, Green & Walls. George,own-F
Midlingfr 6 Co.
Union county: Lewisburg-Walls 6 Gcddcs
Milllinburg Gilman G. Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Benfer Selinsgrove-Eyre & Co. Mid.
debu'g-Isaac Smith.
Iycoming county: Williamsport-John Smith
Newboriy-M. d ]. c. Funston. Muncy-W. A.
Pelrican. Jerscy Shorc-James II. Hepburn.
Columbia county: Danyille-T. & Z. B. Rey-
nolds. Cauawissa-C. 4. Brobts. Berwick-shu.
man s. Rttenhcuse. Bloonsburg- John L. Meyer
Sun5ury, Sept. ., 1910.
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NEPATITYS, OR LIVER COMPLAINT.


Liver complaint is described to be of two forms
IL 4c'.te and Chronic, which are different in their
Isl and character, and are produced from ulcers or
= Liver, which is Diseased the surface OF in the
{ 1're. In the former the patient is attacked with
D. cen pain, in the region Of the Liver so severe
ihtt even the red clothes are insuIpoCtaho; the pa
at cannot bear to turn lay on his left side from
PRESSURE exerted in that position of the nlamcd
,:-aus. The latter may 60 on in such manucr
3 "a toe first SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint ore these
v.ch mark the occurrence Of suppuraton. The
A.ric and Sub-acute varieties almost always CON.
p, with some chilly feelings succeeded by heat
=, tho skin, fevered tongue, having ycllowish ap-
af'nce. Irregular state Of the bowels, cotivent ss
.''uiencancc changes to pale OF citron color, or
~s ike those stllicted with jaundice, difficulty Of
,t '.i,oS, disturbed rest, offended with couGh, fC
''iish tymtons, dry and iarchod skin, difficulty
@. ! ing Ca the right size, urine scany aud high
rn'ugeG, the patient passes many bad nights and is
f. .urntIy troubled with Darrhua, Tcnasnus and
! !es, nausea and vomiting, and has considerable
t!lst When the Inflammation affects the perito.
i.i coat Of the Liver the pain is much uore intense
a.d he fever higher than when confined to tho Liy-
- In chronic affections it is uncertain in its itI
ln.Ilon ,bo pam is intense, attended occasional
y With '3yerifh SYMPTOMS, dry and parched skin,
Irregular bowels, sa!low countOnance. freqount at
t'ks ol uui dice, the tongue is scarcely ever free
irm yellow fur, the appetite bad and corruption
aiachs tie face and back, behind the shoulders &C.
DG. HAuLIcH's Compound Strengthening Ton,
c aud hperent German Pills, will, in a mgiority
q" cases, produce perfect cure, and if used at the
- onset Of Gl!cUn will in every case arrest the
~ case. This Ia not merely theory but fact, which
srn be suboautatId by the testimonies Of various
l~5sons who have Witnessed the astonishing effects
vi this invaluable medicine. The die! must be at
i"rdei to, and tie warm bath must not be noslcct-
.d when the patient can have access 10 il. Fu!l
sd explicit directions are defined in the medical
nnpct which accompanies the medicine, and can
o!ained gratis l2ny Of the regularly erpoin,ed
-., ats who sell this medicine.
Principal Olce and General Depot for the Uni
;r H,atIs, is at No. 10 North Eighh Street, Phila-
qL!a, where all communications for Agencies,
t.ycIs.ng aud Medicines must he addressed (post
..1,) which will meet with immediate attention.
HENRY IU&THEIMER,
Nay l, 1871. Agslh.
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George SV. EayRg,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT,
CnEsxrr SrnIEr WnARF, HAnn1snrrn.

IhLsNtr SrhLEr WHARF, HARRIsBUUa,
is prepared TO receive Goods and Pl oduco OF the
new warehouse, which his arrangements will cna-
lie him to forward with despatch to Philadelphia,
rh'shufg, Nilliamspurl Ni!kcsbarre, Colurahia
Lonoasier. or any other point on the Pennsylvania
and Union Canals, and the Pennsylvania and Ilar.
nshuig and Lancaster rail roads.
Goods from Philadelphia Tor Harrisburg, Carlisle
ChambersbuTg, &c. &C., forwarded with care aud
expedition.
CoAL, PLAsTEu. SALT and FISH, constantly for
sale. Sept. O.
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SICK HEADACHE.

ls very common affection. It's attacks are very
severe, aud ehaTaoierizedhy spasmoIlc pains shift.
ing Hom one part OF the head 10 the other fre.
quently commencing in the morning, attended with
sickness OF the stomach, nausea, flinlinGs, snd
sometimes, vomiting, giddiuess, aud confusion OF
SIGHT, &c &c. This desoase is produced fr0m We.
rious CAUSES, perhaps the most common, is a de.
rangoment OF the stomach and digestive organs
FEMALES are most subject to this affection. par.
uculary those who lead s.dentary life. DR.. Ilfr.
hehs compound &cfngt gtheaiag Tonic ayid Cty-
man AfHTtnt Pills, ire warranted TO arIcs, this
'Toublesome disease: frs, by cleansing the stomach
and bowels, purifying the blood, and removing al
diseased and eXcIemeEtuous huInors lom the liver
aEd inleslines. by the use. lIsi, Of a few doses
81 me ApeIient German Pills, afterwards two or
shI0e uoses OF the Strengthening Tonic Pills. which
are usea 10 Strengthen and inyIgoraie tue neyroas
SgSieH'' give tone TO the stomach and organs of
question: mus mparting to their subtitle lul IL,
P'is'he Nsor Tins eiillcing disease NAV be entirely
removed This is the only mode of lreoling tbis
annoying complaint, and has been attended with
success IN thousands Of cases.
Pamplets giving general directions. NAV 10 a.
tanned gratis, al No. 10 North Eighth street PIN.
delphia. HENRY Y0yTEEI,;rpp' p'a'
May /, is4L 49,,
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THE CAESE OF DLSEASE.

Nearly ell classes Of disease oro caused hy some
obstruction in the syst IN, which prevent tho Icgu.
lar and Wholesome operation Of the animal func-
tons. This state Of the system, is disease, which
is maniiesled in variety Of FORMS more or less
malignant in their character. TO restore the system
to state OF healh, then, il is only necessary to ,e.
move the cause Of disease, and tho end is accom-
plished. The cause is obstruction somewhere. This
can DO removed by purgstion, which is the on!y
means that should be r,soIcd TO- because suggested
by reason, and lry nature. DR., Hrlch's Strength.
ening and German Aperient Pills, are allowed by
the thousands who have used them, to be the best
purgatise medicine in existence Because, they
not only remove all ohsrucons, snd purge tho sys.
TEN ofits impurities, bu,, because, ard which is *.
tremely important, strengthen and give proper tone
to the stomach, and produce healthy action Of all
the parts. Besides. they ore so mild and genllo in
their operation, as to render them at oil times per-
fectly safe ind desirable remedy. The afliictcd
would DO well, then, to purchase q box or two of
this invaluable medicine, and give i, fair trial. in.
stead of destroying their systems with oftrepealed
doses OF calomei, and ether drugs so injurious 10
human life and happiness
The above medicine for Gale al the Drug store of
HENRY YOXTHClMER,
May l, lsii. .4qenk,
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TIE CULTIVATION.
Consolidation Of Buers Cuh'rator and Tie &C.
neSee FdrBicr.
WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS.

Il COHSOituuti0B OF Dutt y I hHtpdtOr ana lie &C.
neSee Farmer.
WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS.
Prospectus Of Vol. =, for 1Sf1.
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