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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-29
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Ss Gs'ElS Of Nature.

IN a state of health the intestinal canal may be
comnared to a river whose waters flow over the ad-
joining land. through tic channels nature art
has made, and improves thcr qualities; and to keep
up the comparison Of the river, so long as it runs
on smoothly Tie channels are kept pure md healthy;
but if by the Of the river is stop
ped, then the water the cuuas is ne longer pune,
bot soon becomes stagnant. There is hut one law
of circulation in nature. When there is a supet-
abundance Of humofial fluid (srrocily) in tho intes-
tinal TUBES, and co. tiyercss takes place, il II ws
back into the blood Vessels and nillraies itself in.
TO the circulation. 10 establish the free course of
The nver. we must remove tie o'struct ons which
stop its fee and tho of its tributary steam.
with the body. fallow the Same natural principal |;
I, move, hy that valuable puigotve medicine BRAN
d'Cih.S UaiGersai |cgciQbG fiHS, which are an e(.
tc!uli assistince OF nature tue surcrabuntauCc of
humors ~ the intestine canal. BY pcrsovcfing IN
ths practice, the ways OF the circulation will ihcn
be restored to Tic full exercise oithcir natural func-
tons, and state o' health will tie fIniv establish
cd Rcmembcr, never sGll,T drOp OF blood to he
taken from yoG'-fvacuate the humurs as often
and as long as they are degenegaed, OF as long as
you are sick.
DIR. Brandrrth's Office in PHILADELPHIA, is at Ne.
9, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can tie
had at 20 GEMS per hoX, with full directions.
O. Only 0gcnlin Sunhury, is ii. l.. Masser Esqr.
Sgnbuiy, Sept, g, IGt0.
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or THE
JOURNAL OF TIE AMERICAN SIIK 50
CIEFY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
EDITED nY HInEoY Il. sMIrn.

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK SO
CIErY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
EDITED By GIDEON h. SMITH.
THIS Journal was established by the America
Silk Society, for the purpose of dlllu-ing practice
information on the CULTURE ~ SILK III the Unite
States. 1t has now been published ono year, an
may be considered 4 work of standard character.
The frstsyear's publication, comprising the fir,
volume, csltlines Il mass Of valuable nioImsliol
and ii wIiltrthe o ~ OF the editor to mak
the secordequal in atITespets, if not superior,
the FIRST -Ihe lmgortSh tacl isnow esta's shed b
yond any qocsunn, ths the people 6fSks Unite
States can make silk. ckEAPER and nErrEn Iha
any other nation upon earth. 1t has been prove
by unimpeachahlo testmony, that the eplire GO.
Of producing sk ready for ma ,ket, doos,pot exccc
TWO DuLLAEs ASD TWENTY-FIVE CENTS rF
POUND, aud It's lowest value is FOVR DOLLARS Al
FIFTY CENTS; also, that oNE ACWf of ground plan
I'D n moIus muncaul.s, viii produce he irst yr
The trees aie planted, FouRTY-EIGur P0Unds
SILK, lcaviug clear profit to thr producer ul o>
HUNpRrD AND HIGHT DOLLARS Il has also bee
proved that the children aud females II any lrne.
tmlly can, with the create possible case, produ,
from fifty TO a hundred p. unds of ELK every yea
without any cost whatever TO the expenses OF q
farm after the TCes are planted; snd therrlOe tn
lht HhulC amount ol Six VIII be 81 much clear gan
say from S225 to Sl5O. With these facts we su
mt 10 an intelligent people wethcr it Is not gre
and niputlnt object for them to introduce the cu
tuTe oi silk ia eseTy farmers family IN the Unio
10 enable oil our farmers to make ST k, the 'JuUi
NAL OF THE AMEHIcAN SILK SGCIETr' was est
ilshed; II contains lain Practical directions for ca
TINATiNG THE ThbLs, Fielding and REARING sII
worms, REELISG TnE sILK, aud preparing II
market, &c. bssiaes al other information Ihatc,
he required to enable any person TO cater upon
business, Cl.h,T a large or small scale Eve
iuend OF his county, iuto whose hands this pap
may fail, will be doing patriot aud phlanhropst
work 10y inducing his friends aud neighbours to-
ter their names uron the list OF subscribers.
! he journal Of the American Society is publish
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handsome paper, wi b printed coored cover.
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NEP4g74gy, OK LINER COMPLAINT

lIGFhJYIIS, OK LIlER COMPLAINT.
Liver compliant is described to be Of two FIRMS.
F'a Icltl uEd CHrOHir which are IL rent il their
scat AMI character aud arc ..oGucCd from ulcers on
idc Liver, ach Is deceased o.. 'hc surface ia the
crntfp. IN tlc former, he patient is attacked with
~ den pain, in the region of tic Liver. 20 severe
th-' even the tcd olCtes are inurp,roh!, the IA.
I't c1'''7i bear to turn lay on b. left side from
4ta pre-. .7" -, i IN that position oi'he inllmcd
or2"t'. in' latter may 50 on III such a n.annrr
J''t tno E'si symt ms Liver Iymp,a ,aiut ore those
r''.a mark the occurrence of suppusajiJn The
Acutc and Sub.acu,c varieties, a.n.sl always com.
ncicc with souIc c"il'y feelings succeeded by heat
ai tle sh!!, lcvercd tongue, having yelioNsh oy-
peAnc'. iraClll. state Ithe bowels ;lvcn, s..
~ 'a.ep>nove changes TO pale or ci!ron color, OF
,@N W IN, those afflicted with aundice, difficulty of
-'HiHng, Cl-'uIb.d Ies attended with cough, fe-
s. nto'ns, dry and arched skin, dtilisplly
IyE= a. ,hc ,ht side, urine scGn;y and ch
lortd he ,....vIt passes many bad nights dLJ is
= q! ~ touh!,d With D!a!rhua, Tcnasmus and
"'a u5C and vomiting, and has a considerable
's!rt. y hen the inflammation affects the pcTito-
al coat g! tbs Live soo Poin is much more intense
and the { ef higher than when confined to tho ii,-
q, H. chronic affections il is uncertain in its TEL
3a''ion; the pain is intense, attended occasional
F.. 'Iut ir7"7l.h sSm mtons, dry and parched skin,
---.ar bowels saow countenance, froqount at
from iu" Iu,, the appetite bad, and corruption
~ @lcs Il. ...e ard back, behind the shoulders. &c.
Dr.. NaNLIcA's Comp una 81: 'nGthenins Tom
&c aud Apc.pnt German PIiir, viii, in a majority
Of c. rs, produce perfect cure, and ii Used the
"cfy Grst' # aliciiun will III every arrest The
ii, Sc. This is uu. mercy theory but fact, which
gan be se5stantiatd by the testimonies Of various
persons who have wi,nes>e, the astonishing effects
Of this invaluable iheGicinc. The die! must bl al
tended to, ynd ,4e warm bath must not be neg ect>
Cd when the patient can have access 10 ii. Full
Hnd explicit dTecluas are d, fined in the medical
pamphlet which accompanies the medicine, and can
be obtained gts'is CT any Of the regularly appointed
agents who sell tins medicine.
Principal Once ard General rePot for the Uni
ted States, is al No. North Eighth Sueet, Phill-
lt1pha, where all COMMUNICATIONS Tor Agencies,
Accusing aud Medicines must he addressed (posl
pGid) wish viii meet with immediate attention.
HENRY YOArHEIMER,
Hoy /, lSll. Agent.
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George w. Eayng,
AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT,
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and Union Canals, and The Pennsy iyania and Har
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CoAL, PLAsTER, SALT and FIsu, constantly for
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TIzE CULTTVATCR.
Consolidation Of BueFs CuH,vaior and The Ge-
neSee Farmer.
WILLIS GAYIoRD AyD LUTHER TucKEu pp,rous
HEn rucKEu, EDITORS.
Prospectus OF V0i. =, foH ISEH.

WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TucKEu, EDITORS.
Prospectus Of v0i. y, f0E IsEl.
THE Cuvalor was established to improve and
L elevate the Agriculture Of the country; TO give
proper tone TO the morals and mind of the Far
mer; to show him the dignity aud Importance of
his profession; to store his mind with useful know
ledge, and convince him that while all classes
and must be ov less dependant oil each other,
he alone Of the whole can make any near approach
10 independence. ii there is one thing mere than
another, which in this country gives man SUPERB
orily ovei his fellow men, il is knowledge and this
know vledge,-kncweJge which is as essential 10 the
success OF the farmer TO other men,-it is the
design of the Cullivator TO aid in imparIing.
ar The volume for 1910, il filed entirely with
Original Communications. embracing articles from
about 300 Correspondents, from almost every state
in tie Union.
If an increase Of subscr ton beyond any prcce-
dent in the history of Agricultural Iourunls,-iftbe
almost unanimous voice of the public press in our
iovor,-ii tie multitude of private yet fatcrtng tes-
timonials We have received, added to circulation
amounting the first year TO TwsNTY-Two THoU
SAND, may Lc admitted evidence, then we have
certainly most abundant to I've grallied with
the success which has attended ,the Union of the
Cullivator and the GenCsse Farmer. No expense
has been or will he spared to render the Cultivator
worthy of the patronage 1t has received, In the
number, variety and excellence of its illustrations,
it is without a rival at home abroad, the last vol
ume beng embelIished with nearly one Hundred
EHgrariHgs, illustrating the improved breeds OF HOT-
scs, Cattle, Sheep Swine, Buildings, implements,
&C., making the Cultivaor oil things considered,
ii is believed the Cheapest Agricultural Paper ever
published in this 81 any other county.
TLnNs- OHE DOilar per annum-Sx copies for
I5-tht Isoney to he Iclni ted III advance, free oi
postagc.N commission OF 20 per cent. will be al
lowed 10 Agents who obtain 20 ur more subscri-
tiers. and 25 per cent. to those who obtain 100 OF
morc All subscriptions TO commence with vol
tine.
Pos,mas ters and gentlemen disposed to lend th,ir
influence TO aid the cause OF Agriculture, re-
spcctiulIy requested TO act agents. Address
JESSE UUEh 4. co.
PuLHshys Of the Cuhiraior, AdJa1y, n. y
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-29

Inc on-J sure shi best course to pursue in GU
tns 1isess,s, u Whatever Bpt,Ire thCy Iany he, is
inst, to cleanse ard purify tic stomach AID Bow
els BY gentle 0pegIenis; secondly, to i've strength
and tune tC those tender oIsaus lie zee Of uicreT
comics. This mode is always pursued hy REGULAR
'rhvsirians, which they mel! know to he the only
conIse Iesoit 20 to effect speedy and Iermsnent
cure. DIR tLnIIch's Compound SiUngtheninu
Tonic and Apcrunl Pills, are a sure medicine to
effect this grand object. The GtInian hperi,n,
Pills are TO q, inse ihe stomach and inteslinCs, af
ter which the compound Strengthening Toni, Pills
are t.sed 10 give strength and tone To those OF
ga.s which require tender treatment. Nearly two
lhirys oi the diseases which We daily behold
n.Tsecsos oi the nervous system, and hy cuntuu-
}"lRshs dlasiic n,inrTGi purgatives tie suiI,rer
p ~ soo& Aesss5 iimsehf being too much refined
- 'r.s'n fos4xs existence. Full and cxpIitii di-
80 ms both in Engiish ard GtIman, accompany
iILs notice.
The above madeleine for sale at the Drug Store OF
HENRI AOA1HElMER,
AiHy l. isil. ASent.
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r..s.z..er,ar--a----..,s...,,. ..--,~-la-..---
no THE COMMUNITY

HE success which has attended tho use Of d..
s'W6ch's German Aperieat and Ccmpou"d
ttrsRgfh1nng Tonic I'3ts Is truly astonishing. Ji
- 10 vain boast to say this medicine has proved by
'F hspry C cts in the cure of variety oi diseases
20 WHICH The human frame is liaie, 10 be vastly SUI.
Lrfi"r to the many Preparations before the publ c.
Many OF these preparations are compounded hy IN
Giyiduas who arr positively ignorant oI the mystic
es nt the human system and mere proiendcis 20
,acdical know ledge. Dr.. Harlich however, is cele-
f'a'cd among the German faculty n man OF the
nghost scientific altGlnments, and equally dist in
-,uishd d throughout Europe, as a successful medical
;dcIioner. spent of the wears Of useful life
~ the u4uisl:'on Of such knowledge might prove
4entntai 10 hs fellow creatures. In the pills which
nc invented, aud which bear his name, the public
are assured of an article that possesses more than
ordinary virtues. From the acknowledged talents
ct this inventor, nothing less than good article
eould bo expected and TIC experience of many
years has afforded demonstration of the virtCcs Of
slis medicine. In Germeuy and other parts o. Eu-
eOpc, its putation is established. In this country
-i'to NAch Il has but been recently introduced, it is
saPidy gaining the most substantial reputation. The
,umerous cet icatos Of cures OF the most obstinate
,clsrs ,iirctcd by the use of ilarch's Pils, which
-e p!opl ter Is constantly receiving is proof of the
iict. Day after day lie receives new testimonials
.a ihc'r efficacy, aud week Gter week increases the
!emahd for them. This is not mere assertion; in-
uneft5ie ,cflIhcates open for the inspection Of
a., iuuiic end the doubts Of any who skcptcal,
an e. removed 10y examining them at the office of
(hc pc pr"lo..
W" ..' -t. liberty, :acn, Of suggesting TO every
sAG..,v, .T. be- make use OF DR.. lIa'lirh's Pits.
80 h,ni Accp 4 sup,ly con santy hand, to be
7s,J hcn OCCASION demands AID they will receive
-ae, n'os uncqal,cca proofs Of u,iliy.-iledicai
.DsfaoT.
frIncral Office for the United States, No. 10
North hghth s!Ieei, Philadelphia.
Western Depot, No. IL, st. Clair street, Pits.
Auigh. HENRY lQATEElMLR,
May l, !6il. .2ycHh
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Boats to Pittsbure daily, aud with the Susquchan-
ma Packet Line to Northumberland, W amspor,,
Ni!kesbarc, anu all intermediate places.
GEORGE W. LAYING.
Harrisburg, Sept g. 1910.
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washington Cry, Nor. I'm, 1871.
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The ration to consist of one pound and quarter
Of fresh beef, three quarters of pound of mess
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Of the Government and at the rate of six pounds Of
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sugar eight quarts of beans, four quarts Of vinegar
two quarts of SALT four pounds of soap, and one and
halt POUNDS Of good dipped candles TO each hundred
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II is understood that the full side Of beef (neck and
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