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, & i ft ' 4,00 lam*
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42019Fgato • dokappozantrai
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X2o:3!.:4lllalltis 90; osot h•lt tholhie"! etPlid amp
d. sMM .
'the thin/ diet will MVO th•
• • ithatlf ott hil 46 44. I s 4 t# ll 411.64" t it
some the %Kw for rrom:lllmegY•
JClatatad—M • timittir etwlrso dire fs sa
w i lw a iftsimeikt tti the "1794 twalPtii"
nit (Wait morn to ao the
bbidiss di ditty bilalmatter.
imaMoss.—Wbom gm& eswPaillw *Paned,
the Warositalt told yo l i'lle would lob take
abduacedi Iltatrou 1:00., Pauli Are
sow, ikbsa hiedeellatsi, diapititst Areas
61 • 141 4 weed .
mow do, gad itleh
- ,stattd,etUl Saadi prowl odd &kW
J. J,--These was • ttse when Ida potobles
mould tam teen bellelide but that day it'
trete by. The people have sea the folly of
Wetting Abalititsits awAltAt too** now
*again Omit candidates by tell what cas
Peornor4—cortainly we are, aad witaid rather
we the atnithera. Coated • L. ,
r Vt. two. this infamous war .
prolonged another week.. It. mnsioome to
that In tha owl% and "oh, not do-it now be.
fort oongdodsl7 raining ontaeltes.
THIHOS ABOUT TOW & COUNTY
&Er 01,ke Bald Bogle Valley B. B. daticit
10 Obit • "Irbr•
litir 11 'Company relied In this town•and
viainity fo e emergency, hes concluded
mit to ..o to the front" II will await
Wotaer hill, end thon commence to_ moil&
again
id&
sr. / Off — X -- 11 , MOM et of
thediriii from Oh county * is lying
liangsrously Dysentery. He
will be unable tostitendtbi extra session of
the Lighlspori which convened on Tathday
last.
me The beet self-eealere " 'we have
men In the market let are to be hid at 114-
TtirTfre lairs. They are slam Jani, and are
for sale cheaper than the ordinary tin ones
and warranted to be as represented. Try
them.
I=l
Se, A little girl, we have not been able
to tutu her nerve, was bitten by a rattle
snake while gathering berries in the ridges
back of Ifilesburg, on Saturday last. Ev
ery thing_ that could be, was done to save
that:6l;4'6lde, but she expired in • few
bean afterwards.
Jam' It was an immense job for the"pat
rlota " ofSla 'Camay to raise one company
of men for the emergency, it took preaching
end praying, and after all nothing but the
pimples of a dollar a day, eitra, would bring
them to the wretch. The war fever has got
to • very low ebb4a these parts.
411/r Gardner & 'lemmings' great Ameri
era Circus will give oho of its-entertaining
sithibitiens in this piece on next %dues
tisy. 'Since visiting us last summer it has
been iprestly enlarged and improved, and
is now considered one of the lest cir
easel iu the Country. • The celebrated
Arabs are 'with it, and are well worth see
ing.
HO. The Harrisburg Telegraph publishes
the death of Col. Curtin of the 46th P. V.
The Colonel Is st. home, alive and doing
trelL—Cistrafrrssi.
T 4 / 4 11• isuothing atrange In that.' Since
the war first commenced every number of
the ' , Harrisburg Telegraph" bass contained
statements concerning the army equally
Was lie the above, yet "loyalty" requires
its readers to believe every one of its state
ments without hesitation. Col. Curtin of
the 416th P. V. must be dead, and whoever
disputes the Telegraph on this point is
eoppurtund.
„
In. The Waratestm nye that a map
named Judge - Strohm/Ler, a prominent 4pol
itiolan, was thrown from hie. buggy *ad
damaged to such an extent as to endanger
his further exlstene. The load Of polit3os
Is supposed to hare been more than the bug
gy eould_earry.—Cae l ral Press.
We Insert the above to .how our respect
able and humane eitieens the extent of abo
lition =Ugaritic:T. Whenever a person be
some* affected with abolitianiem, it seems
to sour every noble and generous 'impulse
be ever had, and overturn al Ideas of de
em:my and propriety he ever possessed.—
Hot to make a sad accident, Jeopardizing
the life of as prominent and useful a citizen
Ite Judge Brnotrioxin, the subject of slow,
wares jest, is a petty meanness which the
reejotity of the abolitionists would not per
rairitta. No one could have the heart to do
it until be had served an. apprenticeship
"for nearly two years" in steal*" rations
Pun the memos soldier, and then bare the
imicelenoe to spealt of his ekplolts as chord'
life in the llehm Afrmy." It would be a
aikard WO Weal, for an boost white men
ee lead.
tsble will show the•
ty on the late amen*
Mutton.
2d dm'd't
1, 41 P•
Thii foUowfng
otliatalooto of the cowl
Menlo to thotttate Co
Atanft
DISMOTIL
•
Hilsabarg...... 00
Ilatravino-.... 40
Itosrard— ...... 20
Bow 68
Boggs.
....».1r
Curtin-
Bmisdds
Curtin. -18
isrgusdh. 169
Gregg........... 48
VP'
MO M00n.... 86
Harris-
Howard re
auto •rr 70
Liberty... ...... 90
Harlan BB
60
Rogow • 61
Penn ...... 38
Potter 124
Roth' 98
811011 Shoo-- 60
138
t i ler g 8 0
Union 91
Walk* ' LSO
Atortl4.7a-wi)ria
172
i t
f
le
11?
iiiiil
L ~
]t&edtUN
sei- TlitiftWlWlleaPaarat was roeolv
hare yeAvfay by Maud Blenebetl, Req.
Thg_adt "tionnedieg • with this • sew
laai • Will be seal
Slielkodisiaires treat eiedit h 001 .- •
-lag tbe idtisous of Ibis maki: drat a
• t: • •!!!'
! Busensay, Sip—
. I base elected thei Imengemeit 'promised.
A train will leave Ballefbnte 'Monday SAO
A. M.,whielt weenier* 0043 1 0 84 Tr
T 04510011 :fer - Pldlastelpititi - i teat
for Phillipsburg. - A treld *Ol she knee
Tyrone ft 6:46 P. M., arriving at Bellefonte
at ttellit, thew enabling peemengere to pass
both ways without neoeintrifig • Wing over
Tyrone.
On trip to Phlllipsbourg•tiro•nights4 be
eared by new arrangement, and you . can go
from Dellerente to l'hinirbard "aw"lb i r
(and vie s versa) the same
Now, as I lump done ytia, you or, your
Pelted by flotilla In the , Local oolumun
should "ssak It Whir ibe people ant tbe
rest of mankind gengel,7 Hastily, albs •
Bait&
Thefiellefonte Market►
Whits
.thod, do
P 1 4 0. • ..110
00in .. .
..
•, , .......... ...... •
Itarley„
Baekwh
Clover
raid,
Bacon,
Tallow,—
llgga, per d05e5.....:
libatee, gronad,...,.par ton,
/Mr Brio n Bas.- 1 --Prof. J. laws, M. D.,
Oculist and dmist, formerly of Leyden, Hol
land, is loosted at No. 511 Pine St. Phitosiel
pidn, where purloin, *Mote& with of
Pm Art or No be scientifically trestwi and
cured, If curable. A' al Myw inserted
without piln, No &Ames made for, examina
tion. The Medical Wally is invited, as he has
no seems In his mode of treatment.
uly 1, '54-1 ,
Gsitnix**, mired of Morrow.l= , 7 i
Inoompeteney, Premature Peorty add Y
,lirroti actuated by. it • dedre to - bonen WHIM
be happy to (Unlash to ail who no*d It, bee
oireherge), the recipe and direotion* thismokWg
the simple remedy used in his are. Thum
idohinf
_topipVis ex co, and pee-
JOU YolnaMl leolll2ll AMAMI,
by return msll,( , by addressing.
JOHN B. GDEN,
—Nord* Namstrsttost, Sew York.
May 27th, '64.. tor.
DO YOU WIWI PO BE CURED.
Dr. Buchan's Bnglish Specitlo
Pills owe, in less than 80 days, the wont cases
ef Nervousness, LupoMays Premature Decay,
Seminal Wmlulus, Insanity, and all Urinary,
Deaner:rind Boupos Affeetions, not Water from
what mints produced. Price, One Dollar per
box. 43ent, post-paid, by mall, on receipt of
an order. One Box will perfect the cure In most
oases: Address ,
JAB. B. BUTLER, -
emend - Agent, 427 Ereadtay, New York
angb-3m
DIM. WATONMAIIhDIiIar :—With your
permission I wish to say to the readers of your
paper that I will send, by return mail, to all
Who wish it, freer a recipe, with .full directions
for making and using a simple vegetable balm,
that will effectually remove, in ten days, Pim
ples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all impuri
ties of the skin, leaving the same soft, clear,
smooth glad beautiful.
I will also mail fres to thosejtaring Bald
Heads, ordisse Faces, simple direction and in
formation that will enable them to start a full
growth of Lusurlant Bair, Whiskers, or Mous
tache. in leas than 80 dlft.
All application answered by return mall with
out charge.
Respectfully yours,
T1:109. P. CHAPMAN, chemist,
isugB.Bm 831 Broadway. New York
A CARD TO THE SUPPERING
Swallow to or e three hogsheads of "Erwin',"
"Tonio Bitters," "Sarsaparilla," ' , Narrow' An
tidotes," &a, ko., he., and after you are satis
fied with the radon, then try one box - of Old
Doctor 'lndian's English Specific Pills , --stnd be
restored to health and vigor In lees than thirty
days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant to
take, prompt and wintery in their effete on the
broken-down and shattered constitution. Old
and young can take them with advantage, Im
ported and sold in the United States Only by
JAB. B. BUTLER,
No. 417 Broadway, New Tork,
- Efig,Agent for the United States.
P. /3.—A box of Pills, securely peeked, will
be mailed to sky address on receipt of price,
which is One Dollar, post paid—money refund
ed by the Agent if entire sailahmtion is not
given.
,•
LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS 110T10B.
Letters of administration on the
estate of , Conrad Deeker,late of Potter town
ship, dee'd, help been granted to the under,
signed. All Orions knowing themselves in
debted to said estate are requested ta make im
mediate payment, sad slipcase= baying clams
against said estate will present them, duly au
thenticated, for settlement.
augl2-6t JOillf D. DROSEit,
Administrator.
EXBOUtOR'S NOTICE. - •
Letters testamentary on the es
tate of Jacob Ritelingsr, having been granted
to the subseriber, he requests all persons know
ing themselv se indebted to said estate.to nisksi
immediate payment, and those having olaims to
present them, duly authenticated for settlement.
angl2-6t A T. IL EALL, Ilseentor.
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of Adodniatrattou on the es
tate ofino. L Brown, late of gawk twp., deed,
having been granted to the subeditor be requests
all persons knowing themselies indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment and those
baling clams to present them duly authenticat
ed by l* for settlement.
BlpowN,
ddesioes.
July itith '6d —6t.
•
A>7DaomCt-- - -
lathe matter of the iiiititilmtlen of
the moneys in the hanker Rickard Omlir, I k l 9l
High Sheriff of Centre Comity, arising from the
sale of the real Estate of Robert Armetronge.—
undentigned appointed by the Ooorict Com
mon Pleas of Oentre minty, be Mike abftibn
tion of the abort. -motive, will attend to the
duties of his appointment on Thentday, the 18th
day of August next, at 10 o'olook A. EL, at his
oMoe. - WM. P. bLLOMILPIIIS,
88
89 I - 13ollotonte, June 41., 'OM dooMmr.
bd Aml'4
111
A DM.I2III3TB.AIOWB NWICS.
Lettere of AdtdnlM , ‘Uon on the M
ot William outs, deemed, late of PlAtek
haying been granted tp the undersigned. he
vequesta ell persons knowing themselves indebt
ed to said estate to make immediate payMent,
andll4=sving daises to present them dui/
itath for settlement,
O. G. OnakflifeN,
Adrefor
sagV64-11.
A D!ELI!
DITILATOR'S NOTION. I .:
of adatinidratioe or the *F
WD o f Calhtlato, late of Wagon tg.,,,
geed ha g home ;fasted to the
they ergo on poems havto
g e10te r446 4 ,
saß VIIPS Itoorteg ghooleeires indebte d to
east* are to take Inibudiate pel ,
meat, ead= " hsotef a stalter
tother=d, ter
same to prloart them,
settlement ORO 1D # DATA
Hublitsborg, J'alg sol , .lehefeedrotor.
- - 1 . 14644
. _
Tiff Agli IRON wins, t*:
sicsiotdan fa eeleoeholeesie re
%al at Hales Mileelberg lesidry,
IEI
liffl
••••4 SAO
Zl5
1,40
rrcry4,44l
1,16
• „la
....per pound,
-14,00
LIA6m..4L NOTIO2
LLlffirDiUd
=LIM BALB.
By atitanof tint&T writs or Vo•d 4
Apia Ilwrass, and Isar Portal lalloorpot of
the Court of 00611011 Pkras of Centre 4:Z
and* dirpoloil, will le illtassi to '
el ea Cad House bias Borough rt.
hete s on Monday th. =ld day °august, 1864,
the following desorilted property, to wit A
'certain tip sad neat of land ail
caste in • erTbwashlp, Oman County,
bounded pod as follows t tintinism at
43trolintliesee by lead oftolinandWiMaiiNaird
Month I°, Ind 819 perches to storms thanes
byland - orWM.A.Thomss htitt. North Midas.
West 40 rankest° • post, theme Meth one
deg.,lhat 40 perishes to Use plaint of
.beginntap,tiontaln
.soreo, sad 12 pushes net
measure, with the Improvements and spur
lenanom. Boise% taken in ansendos at le 4 1
sold as the property oflillsa Watson,
.41813 , A erten mismuirs tenement antrlot
of tproad, atimloin the Wen of Btormstown,
Centre County, IS th•Boethatrestant end amid
town, on the Mouth 'Mao( the Main Mast of
Held town, and !renting thereon, Set end
odjohdng the Lot on whloh the Methaidist Bois
oard Church stands antes 'ending Mick
feet along the road leading hold titormstown to
Gatesburg, thoreon dueled a is a one and half
story dwell ing Hoswe,` With the Improvements
said appurtenanoes &bed, taken In enecetinn
and to be sold as the property of William CIIL
ALDO, A oertshi 'Lot of pound Waldo in
Jacksonville, Marion Township, Contra Donn ,
ed on—the-lfg*WraTist. of William Long,
on the Hut by Wit Rim GraveYsedr and land of
Aly, on the Mouth, by the public Road and
on the West, by lands of Hedy and Geor H.
a large house itruntosa felrriew Semi , wit
the improvements and appmieneneee.
taken fn execution mite be mid Y thelno
ty of J. 8. Weis.
ALSO, All the right, title, and intend, of
John Sheets, in and to the real estate altinde in
Union Townebip, Centre County, bounded on
the North by lands of Henry Gates and Andrew
Thompson, on the West by lands of Camper
Peters, on the South by lands of George L.
Peters, and 'cm the Beat by Loads of Jesse Far
sons and others, doubting one hundred and fifty
acne, more or legs, thereon erected a house with
the Improvements and appurtenances. Seised,
taken in execution, and to be sold as the proper
ty of John Shasta.
ALSO, A lot of Ground, situate in Ruh
Township, Centre County, known se lot No.
in the Town Plot of Phillipilhfrgybotuded on
the North by lot of Wm. Burgess, on the South
helot of ../Ix—Tbeagge-Pederren—therlhart
. . .
street, and on the West
ted a large frame Holum and other ontbucpt,
with the improvements and- appurten
I Betted, taken in execution and to be sold the
property of John Morgan.
ALSO, All those certain menrusges, tone.
meats and tracts Of land innate, lying, and be
ing in EQeh Township; Centre County, boundlid
and as follows, try wits-- Onntheratrt
surveyed on a warrant In the name of John Hand,
_.l.4 ol . B inst sur2rewrairrier -
seph HoplEfis John Stonarand Christian Shank
containing four hundred and thirty-three acres,
or thereabouts.
Another thereof, surveyed on s warrant to the
neap of Christian -Shank adjoining the tract
above mentioned. oontainhog four hundred and
thirty-three acres, 6r thereabouts.
Another thereof, surveyed on a warrant in the
re of Michael Shan k , adjoining th e tract last
above m entio n ed , co n tain ing-fourbun and
thirty-three
mortheru.
Another thereof.
surreyetin a warrant in the
name or Alexander Scott, adjoining the tract
last above mentioned, contaning two hundred
and nineteen pores, or thereabouts.
Another thereof, surveyed on a warrant in the
nable of livid Hare, adjoining the, lot two
tracts above mentioned, containing Our butt
' dred and thirty-three acres, or thereabouts.
Another thereof, surveyed on a warrant In
the name of Andrew Shank, adjoining the tract
lad above mentioned, containing four hundred
and thirty-three acres, or thereabouts. -
Another thereof, surveyed on a warrant in the
name of Jacob Stake, adjoin ing the tract List
above mentioned, oontainhi two hundred and
fbrty-seven acres,or the reab outs.
Another there of, Surveyed on • warrant In the
name of Christian Hare, Jr., adjoining the trot
last above mentioned, containing four hundred
and twenty-six aorta, or lbereahouts.
Another thereof, surveyed on a warrant in the
name of George Slough, adjoining the tract last
above mentioned, containing one hundred and
sixty-seven sores, or thereabouts.
'Another thereof, surveyed on a warrant in the
name of Christian lips, adjoining the last two
tracts; above mentioned, containing four hun
dred and ninety-two acres, or thereabouts.
Another thereof, surv eyed on a warrant in the
name of John Winner, adjoining the tract last
above mentioned, containing three hundred and
eighty-three acres, oi thereabouts:
Another thereof, surveyed on a warrant in the
name of Jdhn Louden, adjoining the tract butt
above mentioned, containing four hundred and
thirty-seven acres, or thereabouts.
Another thereof, surveyed on a warrant in the
nape of John Brackbtll, adjoining the tract, last
above mentioned, containing foot hanßred and
Afty.sir acres, or thereabouts, on,whieh are
erected a store, a dwelling, and other buildings.
Aid the other thereof, surveyed in the name of
James Ramsey, and aloe known as the 01
Campbell, or Joseph North tract, adjoining the
tract bud above mentioned, containing four hun
dred and thirty sores or thereabouts, on which
are erected a Steam Saw Mill, tenant houses, a
stable, and other outbuildings. -
All the land above mentioned being known
as the Beaver Mills property, with the improvp
ments and appurtenances, Seised, taken in exe
cution male be sold as the property of William
Underwood.
1. Alsathis cinetuidvilded half part of all that
certain trot or piece of land situate in Spring
and Walker Township, Centre County, beginning
at a Rook Oak corset of Moßinney's purchase in
1837 0 , thence North 30., West 17 perches to
stones, thence South 69 dg., West 176 perches to
Bock Oak, thence North 40 dg., West 28 perches
to White Oak, thence South 45 dg, West 168 per
ches to a stone, thence, North 46 dg. West 4 per
ches to stoner„ thence South 44 dg, West 92 per
ches to a stone, thence North 29 dg, West 82 per
ches to a poet thence South 42i dg, West 883
pertain to a chestnut oak,. thence South 27 dg,
Bast 100 perches to a pine stump, thence North
-Wut.184"401 to • pine, thence South
67dg, Wesll7s paroles to a post, thence South.
40 dg, Bast 288 perches to a post, thence North
60, dg, Rot 26 perches to • stone, thence South
40 dg, Hut 260 perches to a chont Oak, thence
North 50 dg, Bast 66 perches to • pine, thence
South 87 dg, But 21 perches to a gum, thence
North 60 dg, RNA 160 parches to corner of line of
Robert Pennington deceased; themowNorth 37 dg,
West 125 perches to • ;dna thence by lauds sold
by James Gordon to Robert Pennington, North
warily. about 80 pandas to 'Hemlock, Hone.
North 36 dg, East by landof said Pennington 060
parehei to • white pine, thence by same, South
30 dg, But 24 perches to a maple, thence by
same, North 50 dg, East 160 perches to I yellow
pine, thence North 80 dg, West 21p.perobatto a
post, thence South 60 dg, West 208 parches to Um
place of beginni ng , supposed to contain Abed
000 sores, except a Mast of one hundred aerie,
*and one hun and linty-Ave perches, flying at
the Western end of said that, sold and eonveyed
by-James Gordan to Abm. 'Ploy). It being the
same undivided half part which James Gordon
and wife odiveywi to Moses Thompson by deed
date&Jannkry 11th 1862, and recorded hi Odds
County, in deed book H. me 318, and by the
aliceeseinoinpeen 'odd te the said Jame
3. A tract of hind situate in Patton Township
Centre County, bodidid and desarthedi l it
lows, to wit :
at dome, thew* by load of David
Boat, perehas to atones And
plas.knot, thence by land of Lbw b Weaoys
North 36 West 170 6-10tha, perches to doses,
thence by land of Philip Guyer, Booth
5
West 45 8-10ths perches to small blaok 6 A
theneeby land of Keels Thompson. South 38 dg,
but 1,76 perches to the plus of beginning, sad
containing 30 scree and lila porches.
& A tract of land situate is Patton Township,
dbriaaid, bounded and deasibod ai iblbrdk to-
Ronk
bedded bir
band d 40 . ee
Linnad and
lhoi kot, then . y lands of ♦ 31000,
Worth 36°. West 187 f-10tha piirehaa to stones (
thence by Centre lhmostaleadalksids 674-481 r.
West 35 perches. to stones,. tlies t am we lMd of
Philip Carper, South 3P; Wed plus,
theses Smith36°4ltetill6'
plass of boaft" aosimbiasms owes find
stammilkbus • drournsissAllilipm,ll*-
114 , • •
Bikems*fse•toassad plait kilos. fhsttr 17
mil of David SediWelth /4°. L 064- pashas -
NEW ApVERM;MNTS
Mame, theme bi latide:F a ; „ Thompson,
North Se West 139 3-1116, "to atones,
theme biOonfice NUMMI* b 7 1-11°,
Weet jpesities to phsto stamp, thesiessby lauds
,of Ida" A N0170,y, Non* NM jilasst 186 -perch..
to tholes* oontalabig 47 sexes end
14-parebse.
6. A toast eland innate in Anton ship,
:01beenald, bound end described sir ws, to.
wit, • • •
Bigtorderatitetuis, by " ds of W. .
Wl* Myth 6111°. Lad 1111 300s hr Nome,
thence lands" of Linn , North 36%
West lidd perebes to pine -knot, by Cen
tre Pumas* lertds, Sough 57e.7114 69=es
to small chestnut, 'themes by hinds- of
Thompson, South 36°, Bud INS pathos to tho
piece of botilindc9ri end oontitittlegr if saw, and
131 parable.
6. The susdividad ten twenty-inuths part of
all that certain masaagq tenement and tract of
load Attuned In Gregg Township, Centre County,
aforesaid, containing about 16 Upliftd was,
and allowance be the same, mote of luau.
ding the d treats In the wvngtee aisles of Dan
id Musser. Willhon Naiad, Kabul Balser and
John ihkicer it., also Inoludlog pasts of the Ave
biota in the Warrantee ruiner of doh* Miner
Robert, Job Psalter, James Packerand
Daniel Johnson; the Southern lime et ih•Jr.,i-ndd
tracts of land sournitrof the second
std fTu Bur Wiley dcno and the woo
-.lag bounded on it/m.104 three . eidei by the
holds of XL Beals Swaim Oompeny, said
trait of lied being six hundred puffehip, b) , tba
bendred and dirty wales.
ALSO, The usded 10-24 the pert of Ow
Oesdre .unty, reread
One 'Manta tY Walker Township, aubtainlm
fl by aaretrwitlra BMW" itullrnefial Vib
e: buildings tharaon, tweeted and Amor' as Mi
inals 'Forma; tract.
Another thirsof, situate in Walker Townildp,
containing day sores, with an iron ore bank
and sundry bnfidings therecin emoted, boundsti
by lands of Henry Dunkin, lands late of limo
llionunny, and others, known as tho- ore bank
tract.
Another thereof, situate hi Winter Township,
containing Any-eight acmes, bounded by landr
of Junes Gordon, and others, and known as the
Gordon, tract
' Another thereof, situate In Walker Township,
containing Ave thowiend and six hundred sores,
bounded/0y lauds of James Gordon on the West
lands Ulla John' G. Lowrey, on the East, by
lands of David McKinney and others on the
Another thereof; situate; In Welker mad Gregg
Townships, oontainlng 2,600 mane, bounded by
lmids late ofJolua G. Lowrie,, on the West, by
Brush Valley, on the Smith by . lands of John
and Adele Shafer, on the East and on the North:
by lands late of W. W. Houston. '
Anotheithentof, situate in Walker Township,
containing eight mires mare or Wu, bounded by
lands of John Zimmerman, lands late of Lime
Money and4 343,_Thir = mH s.
e-matuvarror the
one undi ' vided'half part of Liaores of ore land,
situate in Walker Township, aforesaid bounded
by-lands of the Howard Furnace Company, and..
lands late of W. W. Houston,
ALSO, The undivided 10-14 the - pare of the
ore privilege belonging to the present owners, of
Heekla Furnace, on eight hundred sores of land
of hiolflnney, the whole of the above described
promisee (under No. 0) belonging to or appur
tenant to the Heckle Femme property.
„ 7th, ALSO, the ten twenty-fourths part of two
tracts of lend situate in the township of Boggs,
Centre county aforesaid, one thereof containing
914 acres, being part of the same tract of load
which was surveyed for Christopher Reigurt on
application No 1105, dated the Sd day of Awl&
1780.
'Pie 'other thereof captaining 98 acmes, being
the same traet of land which was granted to
Matthew DIA by patent dated the Ist day - of
Nor. 1783.
ALBO, the undivided ten twenty-fourths put
of a tract of land situate in Boggs township
aforesaid containing 150 sareersad allowance for
roads, Ao„ being the sans tract of land surveyed
for Geo Hoover.
• ALSO, the undivided fen twenty-hares' part
of four certain treats of land situate in Boggs
township aforesaid, one thereof surveyed in the
hems of Bran Mlles, containing 401il sores and
the usual &Speedo°.
Another thereof adjoining the foregoing treat
and surveyed in the name of Nathaniel Dar*
containing 401 f acme and allowance.
Another thereof adjoin the RA above de
scribed tract and surveyed in the name of Wm
Wistor and containing 401 i acres and allowance.
And, the other thereof situate on Bald Eagle
creek sad north side of Money Mountain and
surveyed in the name of John /Bee, containing
8461 imres and the natal allowance.
ALSO, the undivided 10-24ths part of 7 tracts •
of land situate in Bogga township eforesaid.
One thereof surveyed in the name of Samuel
Miles and lying on the Waters of Wallace's Run
and containing 415 acres and allowanoe.
Another thereof adjoining the foregoing ea
veyed in the name of Wm Chancellor and con
taining 4011 acres and allowenee.
Another thereof adjoining the foregoing and
last described tract surveyed in the name of
Simpson Davis and containing 4011 and allow
ance.
.„ Another thereof adjoining Wm Chancellor
iflirreyed in the name of George Aston and con
taining 401 acres and allowance.
Another thereof adjoining the last described
thud and enrveyed In .the name of James w-
Mod and containing three hundred
nine acres and allowance.
Another thereof being aU thot__Plon of trot
surveyed in the name or John sums whloh does.
notintsrfore with a !survey in the name of Jesse
SIMI; containing YS sera L%4 63 perches with
the usual allowanoe.
And the other thereof all that part of ci oertein
tract of land surveyed in the "name of Robert
Shaw, which does not Interfere with aqy survey
In the name of Andrew Gregg, containing 82
sores and 148 perches and allowance.
Apci also the undivided 10-24 the part of all
and oily other lands, tenements and heredita
manta belonging or appurtenant to the property
known as the Milesburglrcuu Works.
Bth. The undivided one third part or all those
aroma meninges, tenements, or tracts of land
situate in Patton, Harris &a - Ferguson town
ships, Centre county aforesaid, including all the
rmis oonteined within a survey made for the
citre Furnace oompany in February 1866, by
El Waring and now in posseasion of Moses
Thompson, and comprising all the lend ? inclu
ded within exterior line of survey and stain
ed yellow in said draft, dxospt 800 acres or there
abouts, including the Big Hollow Farm and the
Sand Spring arm whloit.keve been sold and
Conveyed to Noses Thompson, the whole eon
taining about 1,778 some and allowance. the
course. and dhtenoce of the exterior line of our-
Tl:f Of mid 111,iis as shown inr tho 4so gut,
said being as follows, to win
Beginning carotenes at the corner of lends of
P Carper, thenoe N 67}deg, 312 pmehes to a
small pins, cheeee,N 43 deg, B 93 8-10 parabola to
pip % then oe S 36 deg, 1 1112 9-10 perches to can
!unpins stump, theses 11 68tdajg,
to t o
pine, thence N 40 W 21 melee to
stones, thanes N 881 deg, 31118pero&L, stones
theboe 840 deg, N 181 paths* to' W as
61i deer, 11 178 11-16perchke to stones, 90 Br
23 deg,N 200 poodles to stones, thence W 67 deg
W 167 perches to stoney theme N!7}} deg, ISM
perches to stones, thaws4s , l W :Pao
to stones, thence W sat- deg, 162 'porches,
theme 13 38 deg, W 164 parches to' stones, thence
, B 1 871 deg, W 186 peratio to etoseethence 8 52;
deg, Wll perehise to stoves, theme W 871 deg, W
860 perches Or Mats% thence 8 TO} deg; W - 161
Pomba to stoneo;theetato 803° W 4114 Aram to
caner of G Creamer, theme 83 0 Wby G
Creams to Andrew Hmter's Ilse, theme 8 301
Bby lend of Andrew Heater about 70 , arehes to
atones, themes by lands of simnel 691 4 ', W 90
1-10 perches to stoned, the by land of unielt
30e, W 160 perches to Me* thimoe 8 63°,W
69 pram tehlts Oak, thence 4ll°,W 71 4 '
perches to stones, theses 8 3191 0 , B .471 *rase
to stones thence 8 44°,' W about. 381 parches to
stones. thanes If 30,°, W 172 perches to-Wlittit '
Oak. asseel394°, 1318# perches to White Oak
ammo of Thomas Nicholls, theme by Thomas.
Nleholson 8 30*, 1113 pegebei to dem* tholes
869°, W 10 pima& by T. Ifteholea, thenoe
36°, W smell parabse,,thetme S AP, West
23440 paraso to pine , theist 461°, Wed It
Peados to white oak, thamie N W 70*
aerobes to? stones, thiamin ° , /9 340 Pemba
Vstaegme, thew 81 . 1:3 Sit P- 10 Persho
*l4OO 4bj, % PlOOl4Ol.
.010690 $361., W 34 • , these,.
ttr, B 119 tO 3446
ige (414014 ior amnia
IWO* at irZ wa a
mor,-
NEW . 4.I)ORTIEIEWENTS
W by , Brake lime 29 paean SOtdc
8 311 r., parches to Stems, theneM, br ) ;/1
153 perch to donor, theme N W iN
Wart to steam Asses N 614 0 , B 28ipirehss to
Amok &moo 0 Or, 48 klO Maul toskaelle
*rem N B ILI 1-10 perches to groom,
thence 16 ser,w 45 pasha, to store, &nice 11
Ur, H 168 perohortossaai srhits thaw*
11 276 perched to stnallpion th wa y a lare of be
. 91 the leadelodudeti *Wm*.
said Ilene of Um tract marlt sad dealt %
nated In hi draft is Moines Won thirty sores
or, tbantabonts have been sold by articles of
agreementto filmes. of the beet marked shd
Lad yy Jam Newport , about 125
sires have sold to Niles Gra* by articles of
ogre meat. cof
. qm tract adjobidag John Biddle
Heirs of 110o6Ween. and .Aadraw Boater; on i
width aseohooli - lofts, is ereetol, abort afty
acres bavebeeisolii toltfilesibeenty %Voles of
sgresurenti the lot on which the said school
hoses is areotinl was donated for school purposes
by the own lUn thereof in the, lifetime of the said
Jait. /rvin, final.
the andividsd eue-thh'd POO of the ore
privileges which the Centre Femmes Dompetty •
bat fm ate several treats of lend situate le r2iton
township aforesaid the on
sal`•
_ 00 ,
Vorio mid 91 mobile, plotted and Mat tit tet-jked
,etvatlon of ore ip add Snit.
ALSO the undivided one third per tot • body
of land situate tn Harris tommhip,Centio county
oolltaninli about MOO acres and ammo* In
eluding parts of die. majofidnir Miele athejed
In the manes of Jeremiah dinkey, lobe ‘ eitti t ,
Samuel Edmiston 'Wm. ob
colon MAY of lands about 20, sores
including parts of Wm. McCandless andMobert
Mel toots were salt intim Wet*, of said_Jamea
lirt t it - deed:
.ilso the °Dean divided third part of * tract of
Land situate in Sarrislowxubilh 'mord hi the
name of John Patton and rentalaing•MO oores
andallownnoe.-
ALSO the undivided one third part of about
acre• of lend situate In Swum° township comi
ty aforesaid being part of • tract of, land survey
ed in the name of Samuel Miles and
LBO the undivided one third part of 'trace
of land situate In Harris township aforesaid
containing about 280 acres op which are erected
a large charcoal forum., • large grist mill and
• large brick dwelling house, • small
brick dwelling houie etc good .!Fame
dwelling house and seven or eight
'mei 1 tement hound; the whole of the above de
scribed lab ds, under number 8, Win known as
Together also of • un *Wed one third part
of all and ether lands, tenements. or heredita.
meant belonging to or appurtenant to the Centre
Furnace property. From the above dootothod on
tits Centre Furnace Property mustcbsdeducted
about thirty seven acres of the Win. tract
meld and conveyed &wig Bay about Mileres
of the ThetnintWest tracVold and conveyed to
Balmer and Be ._,-
9th. All the T. •Us and interest of the said
. • • • .ftrithe tftesonitiloanuio
in cad to a certain right to dig end curry away
iron Ore In, off and from a tract of land situate in
Potter township, Centre county, known as Mrs.
Gregg' him and being the same ore tight put
into the noels Furnace and Milesburg Iron
Works propogty by the paid James Irvin, by ar
ticles of M. crated Dee. 26th, 1866, and
now co noting a part and panel recorded in
Centre county in lleneorts B, p 7.611.
10th. tract of land situate in
township, county aforesaid, dontehing about 26
scree be the same more or Du, note - fn the occu
pancy of Nicholas Straw to wham the same was
sold by articles of agreement in 1865, but no deed
has been made, nor the pupil:we meney paid;
with the improvements and appurtenances.
Seised, taken in attention and to be sold as the
ropert of Mary Ann Irvin, Bnetrutor of Jaime
'd. Bale to commence at 1 o'elook et
Jy22-*F It. colony, Shade.
said day
srantare SAL& • , •
By, virtue of a writ of readitioai
emporia', maned out of the Supr eme Court of
Pennsylvania, B. D., and fisri acias issued out
of the Court of Common leas of Centre
County, and to i 4 directed, there will be ex
dsed to public sale, on the premises hereafter
bed,, on Saturday, the 13th day of August
1364, all that eertain messuage or tracts or
land situate in Union township,. Centre county,
bounded anZaritted Mown
One tract land situate in townswip and
minty afo d, beginning at a hickory on
the margin of Bald Bag% creek, on"the north
side, thencg by, other lands of Joseph Iddings,
N. 23 deg., W. 76 perches to a stone, thence S.
764 deg., W. 1204 perches to a hickory, thence
by lands of Jas. Alexander S. 328 deg„ B. 66i
perches to a stump on the margin of said Bald
Bogle creek, thence down the same the several
courses thereof to the place of beginning, con
taining 58 acres, 147 perches, and allowance of
six per cont. for roads, etc.
Also one other measuage or tract of land ad
)olning the above described tract on the Bast,
bounded and described as follows:
On the W. by 'auditor the aforesaid Joseph
Iddings, being the tract above described, on
the N. by land of John Hoover, now Joseph
HoOver, on the E. by lands of John Iddings,
deo'd, on the 8. by the Bald Eagle creek afore-
Mid, containing 53' sores, and allowance of six
.per cent., being part of a larger tract of 'mid
surveyed in the name of John Worthington In
pursuance of an applieVion dated the 3d day
of April, 1769..
Also one nhor..truct.of land situate in Unto
rotitahip, bounded and described as &Bows:
Adjoining lands of Wm. Way on the N and
B, and, by lands of 3as. Alexander, on the W
and on the 8 by the Bellefonte and Phillipsburg
turnpike , and thereon emoted a large two-story
log hones and other out buildings containing 30
&Ores.
Also one otherpitioe of ladd JO tan I n g 15
, situate in Union township, boundid as
ollows. By Bald Bugle creek on the - Berth,
and on the 8 sad B by lands of 'rain, McCoy
and 00., with the improvements and appurte
nanoes.
Seised,. taken In execution, and to be • sold as
the property of Joseph Iddiage. Salado 00111.
Dienes at 2 o'alook of said day, on the premises.
JY2O-4t • 111178ARD coNLV, Sheriff.
SUBMITS GALS.
• By virtue of a writ of yteri facia
issue;iant of the Court of Common Piths of Oen=
tre County and to me directed, wilLith exposed to.
public sale, at the Court House, in the borough
of Bellefonte, on Saturday the 26th 47 otd
ad, 1664, the talismans deurtibeit Property, to
wit: ..41.1 that certain metes tenement and
tract of land situate lying en be4ng 1n Patti
township, Centre county, bounded and described
o" follow': • Beginning at stones *moo N 483°
W by lando-4 Centre Furnace Company 82
b' - liar to black ash, thence by bend of Samuel
fkerma S 52f°, W4B mobil to *poet, thence
i l lf°,ll by other - lands of Win. B. Henderson,
dee'd, II Perches to a post, thence 8 641°, B 10
perches to a petit, thence El 67°, W 80 13-100
parches to a post, then** N4l+ °,13254 perches to
the Ithooe of loollowloththatainias 7 aster and
Ittesuatte. •
ALSO *mother tenermeht andtraatof land ad
joining the above, described (rust, and bounded
and deissigied M follows: Beginning at a poet,
thence by rCurtin Nurnsoi g 4,01*, B Groat*
/1111 to af ei t i tenen by binds of airs. Reed
11:01 to the road to Cefte Bur
mice,thenee the mid road, the sera* comes
thereof to ar podia the line of B. StisPheason's
hind, thous 523°, WB6 6-10 percher to the
plant of °outthinks 11 sioretuad 65
pircbsetseet.. measure ; with the improesthents
and /
taken 2acthecutlen,=; sold
properitip 2aines 'B. R
tinter "de lanuth nun ° of Wtn f B. to;
• •
deal. Sale to eenunimee at 1• ceolosk of
4221148 23„ catißlindihritiff-
naPHANEIROUBT tap. '
BY Alt* of ea mat of th• Onaisai
Or
_faun Colint7. Moto will Do mooed to
lib male prooltri pit flotogdor. the
• • 111160/ AUGUST INK
the tbilowbas Tearte44/ 010110 k 11 1 11
.A °l l - 1=
Oaks Clousitr,• adept nadir •
aketaishig .
•.
• iniiiil46",
- "
idolisiarloot. had of mblela • eimm v
fail *der *Oa of alithlvatioN As • lb*
sindills good frogis end bellloll*
SlANOMAlmirm, ll , 6llo2 ac''',"
*ow Ach
' Risk Alm
- , T11.111ALL:
4kAuelils. its. 4/144 ;et:
41117 -114b11166-41.
M/N
CELLANEOUS.
C
WOMB -
Do it yentembeted. th at ate Bohm
Otteantee Pt.U held at Bed rw ono.
ti of Centre 00101 day of D. ill%
' before thi ninetuble Maws onantY, 'the
.pstillon of John Lord Xisq was presented setting
feithe'llts% on 614 lelb day of October A. 0.11.,
John Lot 4 Br.. and John Lord Jr. of the town.
'ship a t erld Right hi go twenty of.Olintad es
*sited 14111111.17/40441/0 Townaldlv,of Wal
ker in CoartV of Ountseot witabt indenter.
idleortengivte Winn ofqww, which .le re.
corded in, Ilet ones for Slimmest of deeds Ike.,
'for the Ocettddri4 C 44110604 llitWgege Book, L.
I page 148 do., Theasearing the palweat of the
prhtolpal atm of Uwe instated dollare, elenint
:Anti/ OfPonilloanitto +jot all skit loottsils
or taxonalf, ameotioaa dalage•la W 4 ke
ink, Centre Cot. to Wk.
Be inning it a Linn Valk th by lot of
01. Alesender and land of & ItoN. &dogs.
West, 11 perches to is White Oaks .41 dogs.
pstedes to Witte Oak Stump. If
dogs. W.ll perches to,a post althe reed, thence
by the same .N. 411.flegs. B. 11.4 mhos to a
Bornbroun sapling, thence b$ land of B. Pattel
Booth. 294 dens., West 10- -10 perches to a
stone, Booth 42 de. B. 20,1 ;imbed to stones
'ninth, dmi. W. Dare ei M pod
• dgth dmm west 10 rrehse to the pines
• ginning I trontlining our acres end Ade heal
• • • and twenty perches be the same more or
me. _Bering the Mae premises, 'obi& the
did Mild Lyle and Mosul& th
hidenturer hearin. date die 6th of Oettqwor,
. .
4 1 011 ;od, granted end confirmed unto the said
Lord Br. and John "Lord Jr. In fee, as in add
by the aaid indenture more at large appease.—
ghat the said David Lyle being the legal bra ;
der of the said Mortgage bas died without enter
ing malefaction upon the ord of themune and
that,paymeni has been m ade of all the money. or
amount due them, and has so oontinued for
more than two years, and that the said petition
is the owner of the said Mortgaged prombes.
Therefore praying the said Court to direct the
sheriff of the Centre aforesaid, to serve a notion
stating the theta in ,the said petition es F, forth in
the legal representatives of the said David Lyle
who are Lobe found in the said county, requir."
lug the said parties to appear at the nest term
and answer the said petition : and, that the said
Court will decree end direct that satisfaction
shall be 'glared upon the record of the said
Mortgage by the Recorder of Centre County on
pa "eat of the omits dusrelative to sr.-
the sal.
_le or any promethigs, and that
said satisfaction so entered shall forever dolling,
release and discharge the same, agreeably to the
provisions of an act of Assembly relative thereto
passed the Brat day of March 1803. The cote;
therefore do appoint the end day of Augest
mart, 1884 to bear and deoldsupan the several
premises aforesaid, and direct toile, to be given
to the heirs or others tegaily spremmughli of
the said David Lyle, as directed by the act of
_gcremiing _molt proosediage-v - -
efered to in the prayers of their saw
floe.
In taatlmony wberaoll have hereunto sot my
band and arc=ed the seal of the said Court at
Bollefont. the 6th day of May, Amu, Doisini,
1804. .
STILL IN THE FIELD!
AND FAB AHEAD IN LOW PRICESI I
JOIIN S. LONtIiEBAIER,
TIN, MEET IRON A STOVE MERCHANT
Honor Sraisir—BEriarowrs, Y.
Takes this method of Worming thepeople
• of Centre county, and whoever else pleases to
•read, that Ms stook of
TIN, MIRE& 'IRON - AND OOPPBRIVARS
Is not to be surpassed by any dealer lb central
Pennsylvania, and that bb .taseurdsetnnud arti
cles, such as
BUCKETS:
BOILSRA
BASINS,
are of the best quality, the best make, and for
sale cheaper than as any ortablishment of the
kind in the State.
Be ban also a splendid lot of
STOVES OF ALL HEVES
oqd description, wbdob will be sold at eves&
lnsly low rotos.
SPOUTING, ROOFING,
end otter work, done on• the tainted notice lad
moot reasonable term.
Fanners, Mechanics, Merchants, and every
body olio are invited to gill and antenna his
dock.
N. B.—Repairing of all kinds neatly and ex
peditiously done, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Juno 24 14-4 E
For Rata, Nice, Roadie., Ame, Rod Bev,
Moths in Fur,, Wools:1w, tie., femme& es /yams,
Finch', 'Animas, eke.
Put up in Slid. sad $l,OO Boxes, Bottles, and
Maks. $5 mid $5 vises for Rote's, publio Ins
titutions do.
"Only infallible remedial known.*
"Free from Folsom."
"Not datageram to the Mania family."
"Rats oome out at wit bolo. to die."
Sold wholesale hi large cities. i
pit-Bold by all Drutrgists sad Retailers very-.
ashore.
! ! !Beware 11l of ill worthless Imitations.
011,
Bee that "Bosren's"..nonie is on eaoh Boa,
Bottle and Plank, before you buy. „
Addzesi.,
HENRY R. COSTAR.
2211,.1"entor•me Dares 488, ASOILWAT N. IC,
126.1301 d by—
GR10121:'
Wholeads end Retail Agent 141ernote,
Retch 11, 1884-4446 Pentee
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A.t'CURS WARRAIITB.HI
DTIIIIIIPSIA MIA ?MI IQ34.4l'Ohre MOM •
. .
ht. A eenetaat pals Neetehiem tikided
tie etuqueei.
2d. Plateles)-• aid Adak.
U. 00etifidleta eilfloef qf
itht. Meow led
ildio
2fttOtelid . AP of ellefht.
Widrkite
eth. Pala 1n NU wire the syealli.. c.
2th.
the Connuaptle• Broptoeuiitel Yid joittia!
boat.
Bth. Cough, with Phlegm (21 ti. iy
9th. Nervosa Alisetioe and wadi et Sim 1
idliki• • '
10th. Doss grAprodiwaltkroinitisii,;
1 ith, Disalams, Dlassisis ef illekes. dad*. leds
of sight.
12th. Ileadsehe amid 'taiga*" walkike,
with great wesinuses.
out or the tliaisaudeef gem rd t i tt:
that have used 'Dr. Ms harrs Anal
Dyspepsia Me, anions of them has failikl et
portent sum We warrant a aye Ia amp maw&
no matter' if of twenty-years *
isj ail druggists over whets, and at Dr. Win-
.a. All oxitmlnatknii amitooloidlalledle
o f c h arge . Sped tor•ffirovlir. Prier $1
poi' box, mot b 7 fiie,of stuirpOpm re.
osiplat money.
DYSPEPSIA I DY4PEPS TA !
- I, Elisabeth Bream, of Braodywhte,-Disi,
for one yeai and a half suffered everything;
but death from that awful .dlsease sailed Dye
-1;45.41*. 1 41 a/Ulsto erVlprostrated_reitla—
fords-kusie and narrow. d ebility; I mail* net
digest my hod; If I ate even a omelet or the
smallest amount of food, ft would hem Ind as
I swallowed 4; I bsetaiwo so °Agin' In my Wor
e!' time I would not harp a' parings in ism than
from tour and often eight dip ; under this ire
menu 'offering, my mind mewed entirely to
ve way. I had dreadfhl horror and evil font
boding.. I thought everyboddy hated me, and I
bated everybody; 'I could net kmir bophand
ormy own children; everything appeared t• be
horror strict - on to me; I bad no ambition to de
anything; lost all ore of family aid home: I
would ramble and treader from Rho e to plant •
bat could not be contented ; I felt that I was
doomed to hall, and that there Wki no heaven
for me, and was often tempted to eottunit eat.
olds, so near wairm w • ole n Ake
led, Inn Luso soy In • • coin that awful eon.
faint, Dyspepsia, that my friends thought best
hare me placed in Dr. Klrkbride's Bosplted,
West Plailadblphisp I remained there nine
Insides, and thought I was a little better, bat in
a few days.my dreadful ocini - Plaint wpm wing an
bad as ewer. Hearing of the wonderfalqinrue
performed by Dr. Wishart's Groat America*"
-o,eter.i. Pine and hie treatment Pit"Ai* i - p.
ids, my husband milled on Dr. Wisbart and
sum
. onht be could cure me: So la three days
alter I called and placed myself under the Doe- .
tot's treatmentand in two Weeks I began to di
gest my food, and flit that my disease waa fast
giving way, and I cant acd to mover for
~bout three months, and' ,the present thee I
enjoy perfect health of and mind, and I
most sincerely return my thanks to a meneilbi
God and Dr. Wishes:4 and to his Great Amsel ,
Ma Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial -
that µred me front an Insane Arylunt and pm
mature grave. Alt persons suffering with, Dys-
pepsin are at liberty to ran on me or write, au I
am willing to do all tholood I can for egining .
humanity. - i BLit/MITI linahane.
Brandywine. Del., foments a/ . Old genter,
Delaware' °amity, Pa. . - - ,
Dr. Wishart'a Ceti% No. 10 - North Ihremad 64
Philadelphia.
Peti -
JAMES H. LIPTON,
rothoriototty.
4161#.10 , P
CONLEY,
, DYSPEPSIA 1 DYSPEPSIA
Dr. Wm); Aar bare been a eenrtanirsal
ffirer. with Dyspepsia for tholes/ eighteen-yeas;
during which time I cannot say that I mar ow,
`loved a peilbetli will day,. These were , thnea
when the symptoms were more aggravated thin
tl others, and then it seemed it would be agreat
relief to die. I bad at4ll timer an unpleasant
feeling in my head, bet latterly my sufferings so
much increased that I beeemb e4most Unfit I'r
business of any kind; my mind was contismMiy
filled with gloomy thoughts and forebodings,
and if I attempted to change their current, by
reading, at once a sensation of to coldness in
connection with • desdheight, as it rase mated
upon my brain; also, • feeling of
would emir at in a l l stomeoh, and great pain to
my eyes, 'mom ed 'with uhlah was the con
tinual fear of atlas my reason. I also expo
rienood great lassitude, debility and nervous
new which roads It difficult to walk by day or
sleep by night. I became averse to society and
divosod only. to seclusion, and baring tried the
skW of a number of eminent physicians of va
rious schools, Arildly 001110 to the canalisation
that, for..this amass at my present age (41
years) *cm was an cum la sothtencet. Nut,
through the litterforusee .of Divine Pmvidenea,
to whom I devoutly air cay thanks, I at Met
found a sovereign remedy lb your Dyspepsia
Pills anci Tar Cordial, 'bleb mans MOW , * ef
fectually removed alutost.the last trace of my
long list of aliments and bad feeling* and Is
their place health, pleasure and conierdinsant
are my every day companioll.
N.
No. 41 , 3 N Second St, Philadelphia, •
tortaarly of Woodbury, N. A.
Dr. Wbbares Oldeg - No 10.. N Second Skeet,
Philadelphia.
rarrhas.4,.
• - lryBPEYslo,l DYSPEPSIA I
I, apses Tobin, of Cheltenham, Montgomery
emloty, Pa.,have coffered- for more than one
year, everyting but death itself from that ave
rts/ disease milled Dyspeptia. ' I employed in. '
that time tivti of the moat eminent' physieLni ht •
Philadelphia. They did all they mold for me
With medicines and cupping, but still I was no
bettor. I then wont to the Pennsylvania Utd.
' venlig, In otder to place myself is of the Lee •
modioel t3lonts of the infantry, but their midi.
alto failed to do moony good aid often sta V..
. wished for death to rollers me of my ',..-..
but Booing Dr. Wiahatt's advertisement in
Philadelphia %Heald -I determined to try mom
More, With little MIL: I called on DP Wise.
hart en,d.told him it I *Mild hire diedl rouid
not have troubled him, and thew related my std.
today to him. Thellottor maid that if he
ad to ante meat Dyspepsia, It would be the lest
case in two years, so kput myself under his
treatment, and although I bad beau ibrusentha
'milling neatly everything Z its my atommb
swoll en with wind, and filled with pain beyond -
description I bought a beg a his *
Phis, l' . ll:tbd them sedireeted,ind mien diW
I weld eat as hearty a meal at &agrarian a
the State of 'Pannsyletalm and' In 162 . _ . days
was a wail win. I incite any parson manna,
it , l ol a t o col and tee me, and I pill iolots_ '
my suffetinge and the gradt ow I received. I
would say to Dyspeptics, everywheri, that Dr.
Miami Is, I believe, the only person os .Nth'' -'
that man ems liespepsi, with any lkwnstrellegr—
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