a : ae Land for Sale TLL be sold at public vendue, at the WW Cours House m the Town of Belle fonte, Centre county, on Saturday the 29th day of November next, 324 acres of patten- téd land, situate on the north side of the Bald-Eagle creek,and nearly adjoining the same, about five miles above Milesburg, Dewitt’s run passes through the centre of’ this farm, and affords a good cite for a saw. mill. The land is of good quality and re-} markably well timbered. Mr. Isaac M¢ Kinney living near to Bellefonte will show: the land at any time previous to the day of; sale —Sale will cemnence at 10 o'clock in’ the forenoon, when attendance will be given and the terms (which will be accommoda-; ting,) made known by Mord. M¢ Carlisle, Oct. 5, 1815. Kinney. * + Advertisement, a WILL be exposed to’ public sales an | sold to the highest and best bidder on Wen nesday of the next Court, being the 2% day of November next, at the Court-hous in’ Bellefonte, a certain tract of PATENT] ED LAND, situate in Half Mooe tow. ship, Centre coun'y, containing 403 acres and allowance, &c. The patent and title papers are: left the hands of Evan Miles in Bellefonte where any person can be satisfied as to th title. . "f erms of sale made Known at the time o sale by the: ¢ bscriber,or his agent duly au 4 thorised. \ title clear of all incumbran ces will be iven, James Fox. August 29h, 1815. n!dtf-p. pe Notice! NOTICE is hereby given, that the subs scribers will attend at the lats dwelling house of John Wrigley, dec. in Pike town- ship Clearfield county, on Monday and "Luesday the fourth and fifth days v veps tember next; and on Monday ana Tuesday the 18th and 9th of the same month, and the first and third Mondays of October, November and December next, for the purpose of “secttling the accounts of the said deceased. All persons who ave in- debted to said estate, are requested then to come forward and make payment 3 and all who have demands against aid estate are desired to bring their accouits forward ~ legally attested for payment. THOMAS M:«CLUREY, SAM. COLEMAN Aug. 29th, 1815. NOTICE." "| All persons that are in any way indebted to the estate of John Dunlop, late of Centre county deceased, are respectfully informed that payment 18 required, and must be made before the 17th day of October next,~first and last notice by way ot advertisement, and those who donot comply with it, will in three days from that time, receive notice in the way directed by the laws of this state, to compel payment. © And all persons who may yet have at. counts or demands against the said estate, will pleass to present them. J G LOWREY, . : C/HUSTON, '§ Tm» BetreronTE, SEPT. 29th, 1815. pan § Exo. ny For Sale, A Surveyor’s Compass, with all the in "struments belonging thereto. It will be sold reasonable. Any person desirous of Purchasing, can have an oportunity of do- g 80 by calling on the subscriber, near Spring Mill, Haygee township, Centre oounty, ; ; JACOB HERIN® Aug. 80, 1814, Six Cents Reward. AN away from the subscriber on Site day the 17th of this inst. an apprentice to the Weaving business, named " © WILLIAM SHAW. ‘Who ever takes up said apprentice and Brings him to me, shall have the above res ward, and fifty lashes well laid on into the bargain, but no charges. * All persons are forwarn:d harboring said apprentice, at ‘their peril, as 1 am determined to prosecute any who shall do 80 as far as the rigor of tbe law will admit, nb © Richa Aug. 18thisls. Journeymen Taylors. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. THE Subscriber wishes to employ, atnl ‘Will give generous wages to about 3 or 4 Journeymen Taylors, if they apply immes Hiately, vo Sy : HENRY STEW ARTY. Belloforits, August 12, 1813. Sy Notice. All persons indebted to the subscriber in any way whatever, are requested to call at the office of Elisha Moore, Esq. and make payment, as all my accounts are put into his hands for collection. « Peaccably if] can, forcibly if T must.” “George Rothrock. _y BeiLeronTe, Oct. 7, 1813, Oats Wanted immedi- ately by Tod Nee A HAMILTON... | t Cavey. ISeptembor 30, 1815. fIuis of a good quality, chiefly bottom lan Money. As I expect shortly to leave this place I am under the necessity of informing al those who have unsettled accounts, to com: forward immediately, and make or receive payment of the same, at the house of Jacob Test, in Bellefonte, where I shall’ remain a few weeks for that purpose. Those whe intend calling are requested to do it with. out delay, as all those who neglect coming forward, it is supposed, prefer having the acccounts scitled before a magistrate. James MGirk. SEPTEMBRY, 1815. i Notice. ¥, . Toall my creditors, notice is hereby giv 5 fit of the Insolven wealth, and that t t Laws of this. Common fie Court have appointer jthe first Tuesday in November next, to hear me and my creditors at the Court inp Indiana, when and where you may attend if you think proper. James Kelly. Indiana Jail, Sept. 15, 1815. Notice: ALL persons indebted to the subscriber are requested to come forward and pay off their respective accounts before the first of October next; those who do not comply may rest assured their accounts will be left with a proper officer for collection without respect to persons. GEO. BRESLER. Aug. 29,1818. Notice. THE subscribers takes this method to inform the public that the have commen - ced the TINNING BUSINESS in the Borough of BeHefonte, next dear to James Rothrock, where the intend keeping a constant supply of tin-ware for sale. They will shortly have a quantity of Stove pipe for sale. 1 W. LOVE, D. AFFRICA. N. B. The highest price given for old Puter. Lg Public Sale. Er al a tate of James Hamilton, deceased, of Sols- bury township, Lancaster county, will sell on Wednesday the 6th day of December, at the house of Mr. James Cummings, in the borough of Williamsport, a certain tract of I. A N D containingaboa: 235 acres, sitgate on the first east branch of Pine-creek, above and adjoining lands of Samuel Shoemaker, 5 agreea- f An indisputable title will be made bly to law, by GEORGE JENKINS, Wm. HAMILTON, JAMES BOYD, Which are celebrated for the eure of musi diseases to which the human body is liable. PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIL TOR T. W. DYOTT, M. D. GRANDSON OF THE LATE CELESEATED Dr. ROBERTSON Of Edinburg ; \ AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ToNLY,ATTHE © en, that 1 have applied to the Court of Com} mon Pleas of Indiana County, for the bene-{ HE subscribers, execators ‘of tho es: 3 Medicine Warehouse. No. 137, NORTH EAST CAQRNER OF SBCOND AND RACK STREETS. : dn by reiail of lis agents threugheut tic UNITED STATES. Dn. ROBERTSON’S CELEBRALELD STIOMACHIC FELIX, Ph IR OF HEALTH: { Price one acllar and filly cents, ) WHICH has proved by thousands, who nave experienced its beneficial efiects, to be ‘he most valuable medicime ever offered to rhe public, for the cure of coughs, colds, consumpuons, the hooping coughs, asthma pain in the breast, cramps and wind in the ~tomach, head ache, loss of appetite, indi- gestion, &e. kc. For the Dysentery or Lax, Cholera Mor- ous, severe Gripings, and other discascs ‘0 the Lowels; and the Summer complaint of Children, 1t has proved a certain reme- ly, and restored to perfect health ivom the greatest debility. Persons afllicted with Pulmonary Com. plaints, or disorder of the Breast and Lungs, even in the most advanced state, will find ammediate relict. Common Coughs and Colds, which are in seneral occasioned by obstructed perspira- Con, will be fow d to yield to its benign in- luence in a few hours. ; In Asthmatic or Consumptive complaints {{oaraness, Wheesings, Shortness of breath, and the Hooping Cough, it will give imme. afate refiet. : Dr. ROBERTSON’s VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL, OR, NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE, Price one dollar and fifty cents, Is confidently recommended as the most and cure ot ail nervous «ompliints, attend: ed with inward weakness, depression of the epirits, head-ache, tremor, faintness, hyster- ic fits, debility, seminal weakness, gleets, and various complaints, ses@titing from sc- cret impropriety of youth and dissipated habits, residen®e in warm climates, the immoderate use of tea, the unskilful or cx- cessive mse of mercury, so often destructive ol the human frame, diseases peculiar to females at a certain period of life, Fluor | Albua, barrenness, &c. &c, Under the denomination of nervous dis- orders, ave included several discases of the most dangerous kind, and are so various that a volume would hardly suffice to com- plete a description of them. It pervades, with 1ts baleful influence, the whole nere vous system, writhing the heart with inex- pressible anguish, and exciting the mor- dreadful suggestions of horror 2nd despair. To this demon have thousands fallen a 3a- crifice, in the direful transports of its rage. The most common symptoms of its com= mencement, are, weakness, flatulence, pal- |pitations, watchfulness, drowsiness after eating, timidity, flashes of heat and cold, numbness, cramp, giddiness, pains in the head, back, and loins, bickup, difficulty of respiration and diglutition, anxiety, dry cough, &c. The Vegetable Nervous Cordial is also infinite service for purifying the blood, and curing those foul disorders of the skin which commonly appear in the form of Scurvy, Surfeit. Red Blotches, Catbuncles, Ulcers, }%e ke A doseof the Anti-Bilious Pills, {taken occasionally with this medicine, proves of additional 8 tioned eases. Dx. ROBERTSON» CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS © Since the above invaluable medicines were first discovered, upwards of seven hundred thousand persons have experien- ervice in the last men- {ced their happy and salutary effects, many of whom from the lowest stage of their dis- orders, 7 Take notice, that each and all the aleve genuine Medicines are signed on the outside covers with the signature of the sole proprietor. T. W. Dyott, M. D. Price two Dollars. A safe and cffectual cure for the gout, rheum tism, lumbago, stone and gravel, swelling and weakness of the joints, sv “ins, bruises, agd all kinds of green wounds— the cramp, pains in the head, face and bo- dy, stifiness ia the neck, chilblains, frozen ‘$hmbs, Ec. Dr. ROBERTSON’s PATENT STOMACHIC BITTERS, Price one Dollar. Which are celebrated for strengthening weak stomachs, increasing the appetite, and a certain preventative and eure for the fed ver and ague, &c. &e. For the Fever and Ague, a malady so prevalent throughout the southern states, and so afflicting to’ families residing in all low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stagnated pools, rivers, &c. &o. these foi other ex k oficacious medicine for th: speedy rehet - - . \ » i . 1: Pri a great Antiscorbutic Viedicine, and is of! matic Drops—(Price 2 dollars.) RS "| PROPRIETORS WHOLESLE (Scr hoc ampesssd every remedy gos "RAND KETAIL DRUG AND FAMILY! Ad ministered, for the, relied and cure of ta fo , obstiuate oppressor of the humus ramie, ny mbcrless anstances of thew cflics- ey have ber testified, alter the barks, ance rious other culled preseriptions failed ey proved suceestuly in the admirauen of hose who experienced wid winessed thet, happy effec. I hy o rR. ROBERTSON's WORM DESTROYING LOZEN GES, = ad PN INFALLIBLR A medicine highly necesssary to bekept in ail families—price 50 cents. Symrroms.—The common symptoms of the Worms are, paleness ofthe counto- nance, at other times flushing of the {ace itchme of the nose, and about the sealy starting and giinding of the tech in sleep, swelling of the upper lip, the appetite sometimes bad, at other times vorasions—- looances, disagreeable breath, a hard swe! fed Lelly, great thirst, the urine frothy and samctimes of a whitish color, gripping or cholic pains, an involuntary discharge of saliva, especiady when asleep; frequent pains in the side, witha dry cough, and ui equal pulse ; palpitations of the heart, swoe nings, cold sweats, palsy, epileptic fits, &¢. &e. 4 Wio arc io be respected as such Though mumberless medicincsare e~ tolled for expelling and killing worms, none are equal in efficacy to Dr. Robert son’s WORM DESTROYING LOZLN- GES, they are mid in their operation, and may be given to the youngest infant sigh safety. DR. DYOTT’S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, T'or the prevention and cure of Bilioys and Malignant levers, Price 25 cents large boxes 50 cents. 7 These Pills, if tunely administered will remove the causes which commons pro- duce the Yellow Fever, Billious Fevers, Ague avd Fever, Cholic, Paing, Flatulén~ cies, Indigestion, Coativeness, Hypochona driac and Hysteric camplaints, Stranguary, Gravel, Rhicumatism and Gout, Se They are peculiarly serviceable in female Disorders, and especially in the ro moval of those obsiructions which are the preat source of their complaints at geitain peri ods, they possess this eminent advantage over most other purgatives, that while they operate gently, they produce neither cose tiveness, debility, nor too greay excitement, whenever there 18 a predisposition to a dise ease, arising from marsh effluyia, a too ce- pious usc of ardent spiyits, ora vitiated state of the bile, they are sure to relieve. "Da. DYOTT’S PATENT TOK | OINTMENT ; ' oy uu For pleasentness, safety, expedition, eage and certainty, is infinitely superior toany other medicine, for the cure of that most disagreeable and tormenting disorder, the ITCH. Price 50 cents per box ry Dr. Dyott’s Infalible Tooth Ache Dropa " =(Price 50 cents.) Circassion Lye Vas tery celebrated for curing most disorders of the eyes—( Price 50 cents.) Dr. Tigsotr’s Celebrated Gout and Rieu j Dr. Godboid’s Vegetable Balin of Lifes (Price 1 dollar.) : The Bam of Jberia—Extracted from an Iberian Fragrant Plant, for curing defecis lof the skin, and improving the complexioy '&c, (Price 2 doliars.) rm Zhe Restorative Dentrifice-~For cleans sing, whitening, and preserving the tecth and gums. (Price 50 cents per box.) Mahi's Plaigter Cloth, price 50 certo Prepared by Bouchony Lordonet. A Fresh supply of the above Medicines, ust received, and for sale by the following Agents, of whom pamphlets containi certificates of cures &c. &c¢ may beb gratis. BetLeront E~James M:Girk, Anonssurc—Duncan & Foster. Pixe Grove Minns—T. & S. Davis, Jers ty Suore—"1 homas M«Clintock, Bic Ispanp---- Innis & Tweed. WirLiamsporT =-- Andrew DD Hepburn, " Munciz-=-Irown. Martin & James Boal, MiLron----David Rittenhouse: NonTHUMBERLAND «- John Cowden. Dr. T. W. DyorT, respectiully informs the public, that the abeve mentioned Gene uine Medicines, are prepared and sold in Phifadelphia only;at his W holesale and Retail Drug and Family Medicine Ware house, No. i 37, N. E. corner of Second aud Race streets—where he has constantly for sale, a large and general assortment of tresia Drugs and Medicines, of every description warranted genuine. #7 Those who purchase by the guane tity for cash, will be allowed a very liberad discount. : N.B. Country Storekeepers can obtain the agency for vending the above Medi~ cines, on commission, by addressing the proprictor, accompanied with satisfactery reference, &c. &c. Letters, post paid, from any port aftles celebrated and universally esteemed Bite continent, will meet attention.
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