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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-12
LEPAT7TIS, OR LIVER COMPLAINT.

Liver complaint is described to be Of two forms,
S'z; Acute and Chronic, which are different in their
'rat and character, and are produced from ulcers
hr Liver, which is diseased on the surface in the
rtnlre. In the former, The patient is attacked with
sudden pain, in the region of the Liver, severe
tHat even the led clothes insurporahle; the pa
tent cannot bear to turn lay his left side from
tie pressure excrted in that position OF the inAamed
,raans. The latter may 60 on in such manner
ilat the first symtoms Of Liver Complaint ave those
nh..A mark the occurrence Of suppuTailoD. The
#cute and Sub-acutP varieties, almost always com.
;nrnce with some chilly feelings succeeded by heat
Il The skn feSered tongue, having yellowish sp.
y Irregular state of the bowels costIveness
'nuntencarce changes 10 n pale or ci!ron COLOR or
,'w like those afflicted with aundice, difficulty of
Lr ajhIng, disturbed rest, attended with couph fe-
"rltsh symtcms, dry and Iarched skin, difficulty
oi lying on the right side, urine scaniy and high
c'orrd, The patient passes many bad nights and is
fr qucntly uoutltd with Dlaubua, Tenasmus and
?les, nausea ard vomifIng, and has a considerable
ihlrst. When the inflammation affects the perito-
zeal coat of the Liver the pain is much more intense
cud the fever hig her than hen confined to the Liy-
er In chronic affections it is uncertain in its
nnation; the pain is intense, attended occasional
~ with ieveish SYMPTOMS, a dry and parched skin,
irregular bowels, salow countenance frsqeunt al
llcks oi uundice, The tongue is scarcely free
i!.H INV" 'ui, "e aiPetie p"u, aIo
attacks tIc face aud back, behind the shoulders, &c
DIX. HAnLIcu's Compound Strengthening Tom
&c and Alenent German Pills, WILL in a maj jorIty
ii cases, produce perfect cure, and if used at the
'ry onset 0f afilicun will in every case arrest the
,.sease. This is not merely theory but fact, which
"a bs suhstamtlatod by the testimonies Of various
., rsons who have witnessed the astonishing effects
ut his inNuluahr medicine. The die. must be at
trud'd to, and the warm bath must not be neglect-
ti whCn the Patient have access 10 il. Full
aud explicit directions d,fined in the medical
raml!et which acc, mpanies tie medicine, and can
&c ouaired gr.ts ot any Of the regularly appointed
.s"utS who sell this medicine.
Pf'ncrat Office and General Depot for the Uni
" d states, is at No. IS North Eighth Street, Pha-
C',pha, NhoIe ali communications for Agencies
A.v.Itlsiug and Medicines must he addressed (rosi
= lu,) which will meet with lmn, diae att, nliUn.
ILNRY YUXIHElMER,
May l, ls4l. agent.
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THE CULTIVAToR.
A Consolidation Of Buers Cuitivator and the Ge-
neSee Farmer.
rLonD AND LuTuEn TUCKER, EDITORS.
Prospectus Of Vol. 8, for 1sAI.

WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS.
Prospectus Of Vol. &, for 1S11.
THE Cutivalcr 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 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 other,
he alone of the whole can make any near approach
10 independence. IF there is one thing more than
another, which in this country gives man SUPERB
ory over his fellow men, il is knowledge; and this
knowledge, knowledge which is essential to the
success of the farmer to other men,--it is the
design of the Cullivator to aid in imparting.
0J' The volume for 1910, is filled entirely with
Original Communications, embracing articles from
about 800 Correspondents, from almost every state
in the Union.
If an increase of subscription beyond any prece-
dent in the history of Agricultural Journals, s,-ifhe
almos, unanimous voice Of the public press in our
fovor,-f the multitude of private yet lattertng tes-
tmonials we have received, added to a circulation
amounting the first year TO TwEsrr-rwo TnoU.
SAND, may be admitted evidence then we have
certainly most abundant reason 10 he gratifed with
the success which has attended the Union Of the
Cullivaor and the Genesse Farmer. No expense
has been will be spared 10 render the Cultvator
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 emheIlished with nearly One Hundred
EngrGriRgS, illustrating the improved breeds OF Hor
scs, Cattle, Sheep, SWINE Buildings, Implements,
Sc. making the Cultivator, all things considered,
it is believed, the Cheapest Agricultural Paper ever
published in this or any other country.
TERMs-One Dollar per annum-Six copies for
s5-the money 10 he RENTED in advance free of
postage. A commission of 20 per cent. will be al
lowed to Agents who obtain 25 or more subscr-
hers, and 25 per cent. 10 those who obtain 100 or
more. All subscriptions TO commence with vol
ume.
Postmasters and gentlemen disposed to lend their
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Publishers Of the CuhiratOr, Albany, NJ Y.
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NAV !, lSi'
SICK HEADACHE,

Is avery common affection. Its attacks are very
severe, and characterized by spasmodlc pains, shit.
ing iom one part OF the head 10 the other, Ge.
quenlly commencing IN the moIning, attended with
sickness Of the stomach, nausea faninGs, and
sometimes, vomiting, siddiness, aud confusion OF
sight, DC &c. This desease is produced flom va.
nous causes, perhaps the most common, is a de.
rangement OF the stomach and digestive organs.
FEMALES are most subject to this affection, par.
ucularly those who lead s,dentary life. DR.. Har-
Hch's Compound Strengthening Tonic and Ger
man Aper.ent Pills, are warranted 10 arrest tins
Troublesome disease first 10y cleansing the stomach
ana bowels, purify ing the blood, aud removing oil
Ii's sas'd and .xcIenenluous humoTs from The liver
ala ih'es''nss. BY Tie use, fIst, Of a few doses
ui 'he hpenen, German Pills, afterwards two OF
'hiee doses VI the Strengthening Tome Pis, which
s'e used 10 strengthen and in,igorale the nervous
system give tone 10 the stomach and ORGANS of
digestion, mus inparting TO their subtle fluid i,s
pTisne 'soi, tins affecting disease NAV be en,;,ely
removed. This is the only mode OF ireo,,ns ,h;s
annoying complaint and has been attended with
success IN thousands of cases.
Pamphlets giving general directions, may be oh.
tanned graIis a. No. 10 North Eighth street Phila.
delphia HENRY YUXTHEIMER
H'' . 'as'' Agent.
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CLEANSE AND STRENC7 THEN.

The only sure and best course to pursue in cu-
III" ise"ses, OF whatever nature they may he. is:
trN, l." cleanse and purify tie Stomach and Bow
.'s b! pe tie ape'ienls; secondly, to give strength
nrd i 10 those tender organs by the rse of proper
Iu.l This mode as alwsys pursued ty regular
physicians. which they well know to be the only
rovrec to resort to, to effect speedy and Termanen,
C..,. DR.. HAELICn's Compound Strengthening
i,nc and Apcrent tills, are sure medicine to
rrt tLis graad q jecl. The German hpe'ir III
/ E.. arc 10 cicause the stomach and in,osIH,s, al
81, wh,h the Compound Sueneening Toni pills
-, u-od, 10 give strength and tone 10 thuse o.
r1re Which It9uiIe tndrI treatment. NeaIly Two
it".s Of the diseases which we daily behold,
n orsoases Of the nervous system, and by conlinu-
So rslng drastic mineral puIgulyes the sutI, rsr
II soon find l,nssf a being too much refined
IL 'nain long in existence. Full and explicit di-
"orons both IN English and German, accompany
this notice
1 The above medicine for sale OF the Drug Store of
HENRI I0XTHEIMER,
Nay !, issi' agent
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II R d : Pc TUS
OF THE
| OF THE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK S
GETTY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
EDITED BIT GIDEON n. SMITH.

EDITED BIT GIDEON n. SMITH.
THIS Journal was established by the Amerc
Silk Society, for the purpose Of dilusing prac
information on the CULTURE OF SILK in the Unit
States. II has now been published one year.,
may I've considered a work of standard character.
The first years publication, comprising the Fl
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and IL will be the object of the editor TO mf
the second equal in oil respects, if not superior,
the first. The important fact is now estal lshed
yond any question, that the people OF the Uni
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TWO DoLLANs AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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THE CAUSE OF DLSEASE.
May |, ls4l.

Nearly all classes Of disease, are caused by some
obstruction IN the system, which prevent the Iegu.
lar and wholesome operation OF the animal func-
tions. This state of the system, is disease, which
Ia manifested IN variety Of forms, more or less
NAL gnanl in Their character. To restore the system
10 state OF health, them ii is only necessary to re-
move the cause of disease, and the end is accom-
p'ished. The cause Is obstruction somewhere. This
can be removed by purgation, which is the only
means that should be resored to. because suggested
by reason, and by nature. DR.. Harlch's Strength.
enRg and German Aperent Pills. are allowed by
the thousands who have used them, TO I've the best
purgative medicine in existence. Because they
not only remove all distinctions and purge the sys
TEN OF lis impurities, hat, because, and which is ex-
tremely important, srenerhe and give proper tone
TO the stomach, and produce a healthy action of all
the parts. Besides, they mild and gentle in
their operation, TO render them at all times per
fectIy saie and desirable remedy. The afflicted
would DO well, then, 10 purchase box or two OF
this invaluable medicine and give ii fair lrial in
stead of destroying their systems with oit.repea,ed
doses Of eaomel, and other drugs, SO injurious 10
human life and happiness
The above medicine for sale at the Drug store of
HENRY lOXTHEIMER,
May l. isal. .3gent.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
Cured by the use Of DR.. HARLrcH's COMPOUND
SrENGTHESIAG AND APERIENr Pills.

STENGTHESIAG AND APERIBST PILLS.
Mr.. WILLIAM RIcHAnns, Pittsburgh, Pa, en-
lirey cured OF the above distressing disease: His
symtoms were, pain and weight in the left side
loss OF appetite, vomiting acid eructaons disien.
ton of the stomach, sick headache, furred tongue
countenance changed TO cilron color, difficulty OF
breathing, disturbed rest, attended with a cough,
great debility, with other symtoms indicating gree,
arrangement of the functions Of the liver. Mr.
RIcHAHDs had the advice Of several physicians, but
received no relief, until using DR.. HARLicn's Med.
icine, which terminated in eilecling perfect cure.
Principal Office, 10 North Eighth Street, Phila.
delphia Also for sale a, the drug store Of
HENRY NOXTHEiMER,
May |, ls4l. Agent.
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AND COMMISSION MER-
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IN TWO MONTHS -!
WHEN first purchased the old and well
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-03
THE LION OF THE DAY.
40 Cure No FAY!

-. No Cure No FAY
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS
HShiy rccc0mmt HGcR By N0ct. JdicHiihC Mott H. H. oF
". L. amt 0th,rS,
'H'lESE are the orders ANY one that does not find re-
hv nom these pills The price Is refunded huck these
r''crs " 'e' " ~
~ Offering these pills tothe public urrcal to their in
tlUGtnre ilthosc pills not Wnt tlcy nrr recon
mcudr YOU are in duty hound cut ulrcspCct to yoursrll
ana community torCect them. and publish them TO tho
world as an imposon humbug aud quuckcrv, 'rhe puh-
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composed OF nine ingredients, rur O the medicine only
ouHu W ASIA and the Nulies Ol GERMANY urcCuycuruC,
tcSc extracts ARE made into pills and will be lGnnd sure
rIt or rcI'l Tor all bilious complaints, yellow and billions
Nts' e'trhhu H9ht, Jaund!cc, scarlet rush, bilious chO-
ic, dyspepsia Ac.
1t Is not intended That this medicine Is cure for an d-
sehsCs To which the human stem Is liable. Ten thuu,uud
Unknown fancy some long spun theory II naeic art which
would cure each and every d,cusc Good medicine is moi
To be found in the fire ar whuiwlnd
Health ma happiness hrg upon chance winds-timc IN
the herald ulruih.
The past nj last is socurci they have already raised
monument lllcir greatness which Will defy the corrodins
tooth Of time.
sold by T. Hutchinson IT,, Tan, Iatcsd Co. Wnoisork;
y. ellison, PrnClnr,Nir, ShCrwin n Richardson. r. 4,
Dening a Co.. Slas Bruce Ir., Chtstcri II. %. Newton
burton " Brooks, Norwich; J.C. BROOKS Cushing a.
Nichols, lIarti0d H. Clement ErilaCwatcr; f. r. Hun
tington, iiarlnud; L. W. Hubbard. llulcu 4 Suyanr
Ninlsori :. G.. Fay Reading Buck Il Jones. sontl'
Rcnd'ngi Robbins White, Cayond,,h; = PrcntiSs Per
kinsvilc Bailey Rrrlclt, Wcallcrslcd H. Richardson
'o'' !" Atwood Rochester, Silly
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AGENTSLN HERMONT
MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN beungugo one Of the most ancient
~ aud wealthy families OF this city, who be well
knOwn to numerous ricndsi having since the year ISIS
up to recently been bent nearly double aud for several
years confined TO his bed has been restored good health
has regalncd his natural erect pOsiti0and has quilted
his carriage, and now walks with case. We believe
this is the gentlemans description possible
and there is no cNaggcration in it, Wewi give nquircrs
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings will
CuSc the liberty; that amy dOHbtiHg, may kH0W
these Icslhouel he requests his name may not appear
in print. Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas, e.
Reynolds, Hi Christie street. has been restored, and will
give personal Of the facts Of his case Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sincws.--
How has this been done =!
AnSwcr.-By the iHdian TCgctaJic Eiircr internally,
and HcweS NCrve and Bone LHimCHt externally. ~ L.
UcrdH.
sold only by COMSTOCK & CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York,
T, HCTCHTNSON, Jr., Woodstock, VT,