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Certificates OF Agency,

THE following are the duly appointed agents in
their respective counties for the sale of BrandrekS
|egtk1Jis UlircrSai Pills.
NorlhumbeIlar d county: Mon-Mackcy s.
Chambe,ln. SunhuTy-H II. Masser. MENers.
rllle-Ccdd,s, Green &c Walls. Geogetown-F
Midlngcr g. Co.
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Mifllinburg-Pellman & Becky. New Berlin
John VI. Dcnicr. Seinsgrove--Eyie & Co. Mid.
dlcburg-l.aac Smith.
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man & Rttenhousc. Boornsburg- ohm Il. Meyer
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SICKNESS.

: THERE ere many persons that we daily behold,
whose counlrEances AID ifail limbs denote ufilic-
ti1E' Which we find has principally originated from
neglect OF proper Temadies at the commencement Of
Sickness. At FIRST the patient complains Of bile on
The stomach attended with sickness, c0siirtn,ss, De-
he nee iCcs to procure proper medicine at enjh he
complains OF pain in the side and stomach with
scur eructa,ions; his appetite becomes impaired
his lest troublesome, his mind hprasscd, and all
things around him appear not in their proper station.
lie sill neglcos LimsCE when in all probability
the disease may Al l-niA he so last seated that 10
medical oil will replace him GGain. al The first
attack OF sickness there should be ono time lost"
IN procuring DR. liarilch's COMPOUND STRENGTH
ENlNG AFLnEST PILLS, which Immediately re-
ino'es GH from the stomach, obyiate costIyeness
Iomoye disorders in ,he head mvi gorate the mild
strengthen tue body, improve the m,mHy, and en-.
!Neh the Imagination thus restoring tho body
again 10 lis proper functions.
Prncif.e Office, No. 10, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YoXTHEIMER.
October "a, lSiJ. 4r,uy
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DYSPEPSIA ; DYSPEPSIA ;

Tha, troullesomc and ecce-desroying disease
Thousands ond tens Of thousands suffer from
ihnt common distressing complaint. Dyspepsia Is
frequently caused by overlooking or dsiendinE me
stomach by eIceSsiue eating or drnking--ihupcs-
ihe aud acid substances taken into the stomach:
W from long continued constipation oi The bowls,
s,,ert,r life fear grief anxiety, copicus draft
Of cold water drastic jtlrgdtirc medicines, dyscn-
,ery mscarriages, intermittent and spassnodlc az.
Il c,ious of The stomach and bowls, irregular meals,
late hours and too fiequent use Of spirtuous
ii9uors.
Thesymptoms of dyspepsia may be described as
- want Of appetite, or On unnatural or voracious
,one, nausea and sometimes bikous romiting, sud-
ltn and transient distensions Of the stomach after
eating acid and putresent eructations, water bash,
pain in the region of the stomach, costiventss, pal
pit icn of the helr', dizziness and dmness of the
sigh, disturbed roa:, tremors, mental dependency,
ilatulccy, spasms rriiibility, chil iness,
salicwncsq of complexion great oppression after
ratnq languor general debility, sick head ache
. e..
CURE IL the head of all rematies stands Dn.
tAnLIcn's CoNroUAD SrnENoTurSIsG ToSIc
A~n GERMAN AprEurrST Pills, which act great
g., u?4A ;hc pc,is,oltic motion Of the intes,nes,
.aoc.y reducing regularity Of the bowls, at the
r.-ua line improving the functions of the dcbitat-
cd gan, tAUs invigoraling and restoring the dl-
sr.,e organs to a healthy action. This medicine
- ION fails in producing relief
Full and cxplicite objections accompany the
above medicine. Likewise pamphlet which dc
st: b,s diseases. the manner of treating, &c.
Prncip,e csIicc for the United States, No. 10,
Nor,h EIGHTH STREET, Philadelphia.
HENRI lOXrHEIMER.
Oc'ohcr "a 1910. agent.
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NNOrfiS Of Nature.

IN q state OF health the intestinal canal may DO
compared ID a river whose waters flow over The ad-
joining land, through the channels nature or art
h.s made, and improves their qualities; aud to keep
up the comparison of the river, SO long as it runs
on smoothly the channels are kept pure aud healthy;
but ir by some cause the Of the river is stop
ped, then the water IN the Cauus is 10 longer pure
but soon becomes stagnant. There is hut one law
of circulation in nature. When there is a supet-
abundance Of humorial fluid (serocity) in the intcs-
tinal tubes, and co,tlyeLcs. takes place, it fl ws
back into the blood vessels and inflratos itself in.
to the circulation. To establish the free course of
the riNer. We must remove the o slrultiors which
stop lis fee and tho of lis bulary stream.
With the body, follow the same natural principal {;
move, ly that valuable pufcative medicine Bran
dI cih,S UnirerSdi |cge'aGe Pills, which are an ef-
fctual assistance Of nature, the supertIuntalCe of
humors in the intestine caunl. BY per eNcring in
this practice, the ways Of the circulation will then
be restored to the full exercise ofther natural func.
tions, aud n state OF health will lc firmly establish
ed Remember, never suffer drop OF blood to be
taken from you'--Evaouate the humors as often
and as long as they dcgoncraled, or as long us
you SICK.
DR.. Brauircth's Office in Philadelphia. is at No.
g, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can be
had at 25 cents per box, with full directions.
C-JOnly agent in Sunhury, is Il. B. Masser Esqr
sunbuy, Sept ., 1910.
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FEMALES.

WHO are troubled with SICK headache, pain in
the siIc breast and lack, loss OF appetite iatuer-
~, iorne' .! spirits, paipi'aton OF the beat, faint
Ggs or guilnCss, sickness at tic stomach, bilious
uec Hls, tightucss at the chest, nausea, vomiting,
nose in the stOmech, i!ushirgs o'hCat ard chilli.
ass, diseases o lie nerves and organs Of d'ge sicn
&c &c, those WHO may hc thus afflicted, should
not neglect to rr -usc D~. F1y!ch'S Comgouad
Frtrst1ea'a- I0His and Gc~3aCn iucr,-r! = rs,
" hiyh warranted /. give immediate relief.
40 rands 10 VIC aimos daily tchold, hoso ,oan-
t,nances ard pale omaciatel checks lear occllar
witness to slrn---s AID G!l.ctom. co.il tho Q
persons - ,ersuaGcd 20 rrc tbs invaluable mCdi-
cine, Ihcy woud soon find their weak and dehilita-
ted frames Strengthened, der minds composed.
md all pain, nnd distress driven from the system,
when lie body viii ogain renew It's lost vigor, aud
@ut On "a " new ifc,' and death for while lie &C.
irved OF lis prey. What h AIT but feels glad TO
behold tEer relatives Gnl dear friends, sra'chcd
Us ii 10y mage from i.ct fatal destroyer Death--
yc wic nie lahOfing under disease lei not another
day or night pass without procuring this medicine,
asst NJ! III majority Of eases effect a rCrmanaut
cure. Fememter delays are dangerous; and il
disCGa, IS neglected, its ravagls viii doubly in
,tc-ce.
GJJPr'nciIlc Office fo7 the United Statcs, No
10, NORTH EiGHT,i street, where reccommen.
daons OF hrndIcds of persons may I've seen, all Of
@ch have been cured or benefited by the
@.-licinp
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
yetue-r p, lSi0. agent
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Removal.
DO BIN ID L Il Y,

THE undersigned have The qualification of in
forming the pubfc, that notwithstanding tLcy w,re
50 unfortunate to have their biudcTy burnt down,
in March last, they have opened very extensive
one in Locust street, III tic new building directly
opposite Geims Hotel, and prepared TO execute
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10 THE .lFFLICTED.

THOSE who are suffering from various diseases
incident, 10 lhe human family, would do well 10
procure Dr. EarEcl's Compound Strengthening
Gad Grmln ApGriont Pills. which are so prS.
cminently recommended for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints aims in the side, back and breast,
N,gS.ous AT ctjoHs, Headache, ard all the dis
cases o. tie Stomach aUl Bowls. Pamphlets may
he oJtaiaod gratis, which contain full and cxpcite
directions 10. us..g The reader is rel,rfed 10 sew
Tal Nciy interesting certificates Of cures in this
Faler, which ay Lc relied ,pou, as thfy are taken
i.2m tha c. zilal. Fol sale a, no. ~, NORTH
LIGHi street, Philadelphia.
hENKY Yo&THEIMER.
oe'oeei go IsAoi Agent
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Ell q " q he I'd, -

UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL A
STATISTICAL REGiSTER.-Cunlainin u
uments, facts and other useful infJrmatinn illus NJ
tive OF the history and resources of the AmcrH Hra
Union, and OF each State embracing commcF Fc,
manufactures, agriculture, internal impro,cm
banks, currency, finances, education, &c. &c. Edt
ted by Samuel Heard.
Publ he'd every Wednesday, at 70 Dock street
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on the first of January of each year. No suhscrip
lion received for less than year. Subscribers ou
OF the principal cities to pay in advance.
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George w. EaynE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MEE
CHANT,

CuEsSUr STrEET WHARF, IIARRIsBuRG,
Is prepared to receive Goods and Pr oducc at the
new warohouse, which his arrangements will ena-
hlc him to forward with despatch to Philadelphia,
Pn,shurg, NiamspOrt, Wikcshirre, Colunbia,
Lancaster, or any other point on the P,nnsyyLnia
and Union Canals, and the Pennsylvania and Har-
rshuIg and Lancaster rail roads.
Goods from Philadelphia for Harrisl urg, Carlisle,
ChamborshuTg, &c. &c forwarded with care and
expedition.
Coal, PLAsTrR, SALT and FISH, constantly for
sale. Sept. ..
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II ge d = PIE q TU :
OF THE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK so
CIETY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
EDITED pY GIDEON u. SMITH.

EDITED GIDEON II. SMITH,
THIS Journal was established by the American
Silk Society, for the purpose of dnusing pracca
Information on the CULTURE OF SILK IN the Unite,
States. 1t has now been published one year, an,
may be considered a work of standard character.
The frs, years publication, comprising the iirs
volume containes a mass of valuable iniormsor
and II will be the object Of the editor TO max
the second equal in oil respects if not superior,
the first. The important fact is now esta lIshod be
yond any question, that the people OF the Unite
States can make silk CHEAPER and BETTER tha
any ether nation upon earth. 1t has been prove,
10y unimpeachable testimony, that the entire COS
OF producing silk ready for ma ket, does not eXcec
TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PEi
FOUND, and its lowest value is FoUR DOLLARS AM
FIFTY CENTS; also, that ONE ACRE of ground plant
ed in mOIus mullicaulis, will produce the first yea
the trees aIc planted, FoURrr-EIGHr rounds
SILK, leaving a clear profit TO the producer of ON
HUNDRED AND EIGHT DOLLARS Ii has also bee
proved that the childIon and I, males of any farmer
family can, with the create possible ease, produc
from fifty to a hundred pounds of silk every yea
without any cost whatever TO the expenses OF III
farm after the trees planted; Snd therefore, thu
the whole amount of silk will be much clear gain
say from S225 10 $3.50. With these facts we sui
mt to an intelligent people wether it is not a grca
and important object for them 10 introduce the cul
ture Of silk in every farmers family in the Unin,
To enable oil our farmers 10 make silk, the .JouR
NAL or THE AMERICAN SILK SecIErr' was estlh
llshed; it contains lan practical directions for oul
TIvATING THE TRIES FEEDING and REAuISG Sill
WORMS, REELING THE SILK, and preparing it f.
Market &c. besides all other information that car
be required to enable any person to enter upon th,
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THE CULTxvATOR,
A Consolidation Of Buei's Cuhirator and the Ge-
nesce Farmer.
WILLIS sAYLcRp AND LUTHER TUCKER, Ep1rons,
Prospectus Of Vol. 8, for lsla.


WILLIS eAYLcRp AND LUTHER TUCKER, EpIrons,
Prospectus Of Vol. =, for 1S1H.
THE Cuvator was established to improve and
l. elevate the Agriculture of the country to give
a proper tone 10 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 all classes are
and must be more or less dependant on each othcr,
he alone of the whole can make any near approach
TO Independence. lf there is one thing more than
another, which in this country gives man superl-
ory his fellow men, it acknowledge; and this
knowledge, which is as essential TO the
success of the farmer as to other men,-it is the
design of the Culiivator TO aid in mparlng.
Gr The volume for 1910, is filled entirely with
Original Communications, embracing articl, from
about 800 Correspondents, from almost every sate
in the Union.
If an increase of subscription beyond any prece-
dent in the history OF Agricultural Journas,-f the
almost unanimous voice Of the public press in our
favor-if the multitude of private yet attertns tei-
iimonills We have received, added to a circulation
amounting the first year 10 TwENTr-Two THoU
SAND may bc admitted evidence, then we have
ccItoinly most abundant reason to he graificd with
tic success which has attended the Union Of the
Culya,or and the Genesse Farmer. No expense
hls teen or VIII be spared 10 render the Cullvator
worthy Of the patronage it has received. In the
number, variety and excellence of its Illustrations,
il is without lval at home or abroad, the last vol
umo being embeshcd with nearly One Hundred
EHgraUingS, illustrating the improved breeds ol Hor-
scs, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Buildings, implements,
&C., making the Cutivator, all things c.nsiiered,
it is believed, the Cheapest Agricultural Papr ever
published in this or any Other country.
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umc.
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Publishers Of the CULirGfor, Albany, y. y
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MOVE POAITIrE PROOF
Of Ns cGieacy Of Dir. HQrhch's Compound
Strengthening and GerHtG'i ABGient P.Ns.

" Ns cWtGcS ~ DF Ha5"chS compound
Strengthening and GermGH ABoicmt P.Ns
AiLTGnENY, Jau. s, lSi0.
Tn Pr Horlich's 4 &scnt--Sir ! wish to state for
the Uerciit Of those who may be afflicted that DE-.
HARLlCH's pILLs have cu,i,cly cuE, 1 me of Dys-
pcpsia, of which | have been atl ccl for many
yCa.s. usti 10Th kinds, the hpoI.ent oni S;rcrg h.
eninE, and am cons,ainel 10 say, that tn, Y are
valuable discovery, an act upon the system mildly,
hut very ,iicctuay. / found the Tonic pills to
quicken the circulation and cause dltefmlrG Gticu
to tie surface, aod 10 strengthen the week stomach
and increase lis powers The Alerefi pills are the
bcs. caiharr ever used. | am confident all Dys-
pcpcs would do wei to make immediate trial and
be relieved. Any one can call at my house and he
satisfied OF the above at pleasure.
DAVID Il. POPE.
y. B. The original certificate may I've seen al the
ofIice of the Spirit of tie Tim,s." For sale at
No. 10, North Eighth street.
HENRY iOXTHEIMER,
October 81 1910, .2gc,t
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MORE CONCLUSIrE PROOFS,
Of the e5icaey Of Or. HarL.cA's celebrated liz

CiRes.
DrAR SIR:-I was afflicted with a bilious and
nervous disease 10 very alarming dogree, with
all the Symphonic which so frequently fleets rc-
NXod condition, viz: Giddness in tie head, violent
remors, ohilness, with fixed pain in the light
side, complexion lad, and cOsliven,ss; indeed |
was in a most miserable condition. had tried
many remedies, bu; found no permanent leliel un-
I'll | had purchased DR.. Harkci'S compound
strengthening and German GDeriens Pills, which
lrcm their superior virtues, wac completely cured.
and am able to pursue my employment, free from
pain aud disease. (signed) JOHN BOLES.
| Dated Henia Ohio June 7, $40.
fnr eiple Ofce for the United States, No. 10,
North EIGHTH STREET, Pliladrlphir.
HENRY YUXTHEIMER
o''"'er "a ls4O. Agent