- iy . «3 ¥ 43 cmwn had proved above. Heme “ garkedat Corsica ou the 28th Sept. with _ about 230 men in a number 6f barges; snd . after eficountering severe weather, they succeeded in landing on the cvast of Cala. $ria; about the 6th October ; but the peo; . sie being averse to him, he was met aiter afew days, and after a hard fought action, © “eas defeated and taken prisoner. It was * péported at Leghorn on the 17th, Pad been wied bya military ®ibunel ant Ect 111] tn PHILABERPBIA. France. “We have been informed by a gentleman ftom Havre de Grace, in the Terrier, that marshal Ney had escaped from his impri- . sonment; but of his destiny he is not formed. TE r He further states that the presence of the allied forces, alone, preveats revoluti- onary scenes in France, : We belicve that terrible times afe at “Band in that devoted country. In the pre- sent temper of the nation, nothing but despotic military governmont will satisfy she people. They are not republican, nor are they to be governed by eonsiituiions snd laws. The will and power of a mailita- Ly despot can alone control their wibulent and belligerent character and propensities. ‘Nothing can be more farcical than the im- ‘®eeilc =uperannuated Louis attempting to govern such a people. Our philosophical president was just as able to €ommasud gespect for our naval establishment, by his u fidiculous gun-boats, as the old deward king “To restrain ,f his children.” SOMMERCIA L TREATY WITH EN- . GLAND. + The Lon don papers Lave givenan outline of the commercial treaty. thich they ay + Das been, or is about 10 be concluded be- ween Great Britain and the Uhited States. The firstarticle of said supposcd treaty, the dispensing with the Navigation Laws of both countries, or in other words; the + foreign Tonage duty is mutually given up ' The Istarticle according to the reasoning sf the London Morning Chronicle, will op- erate in the ratio of 1216 1 ia favor of the American merchaass. The second great article in the treaty i # grant on the part of great Britdin to the Americans to trade to Calcutta, the Pen. snstla of Hindestar ; while the trade of hina belongs to the east India Company, which has no power to obstruct the inter sourse of either Americans or any ether foreigners there.—The United States will Sherclore have access to traffic with every possession the British hold in the East In- shes. According to the ideas oi Europe; (con- tnuca the London editor) this grant mus, Rol only be viewed in the hight of a greot womisercial advastage, but aiso of a politi- eal favor? ., The third article prohibits the Bnitish trom trading with the Indians within the Jurisdiction of the United States, The London editor concludes by ebser- ving that by this treaty the Americans are the gainers; while all the conccasiens, fae wis, fc. come from reat Britain, Yuer Joun. w a ae . Tha following gentlemen ere standing committees in the senate. Unfinished buisines ~—Msers. Rose, Baie y Graham, Poe and Shearer. Accounts—=Messrs, Graham, Hopkins, and Shannon, To compare Sitls—MiSherry, Shannon, Rovers, Baily and Mdarfand. Claimi~Mesers. I. Weaver, Jareett, G. | Weaver, Shoemaker and Ewing. Roads and inland mavitationsMcess. Beale, 1, Weaver, Murray, Jarreut, and Hopkms. - 5 Election disprictssasMessrs. Morgan; Poe and Shannon. MARR! Rev. Mr. Hood. Mr Wirtiam editor fi (dusTER, of Augusta township: — The following ¥ ed to become ngetits to the American Pat. They are requested to be .entive to this notice. If they cannot pay all, they can at least pay part. pense of and it would be very gratifying to us if we that expense, Mr. Isaac Goos——Phikhsdurg. ~ A. Reep, Esq. P. M —— Reeds Borough, dura, Armstrong, Cotnty. ~~ FOR SA BENG RERCTIRR LE. olan of the town, | James Linn. Drcrxpsn 23, 1815. PROPOSALS ox mor & Hamilton, EDITORS OF Gill h TOR. » lished by @hlimor alone. broad basis of republicanism. Fo meno merit, and of integrity, the Chrénicle wil always be devoted 1m times of political con tention. 3 ihe Chronicle was indebtedy last winter, fo eral Assembly of Pennsylvania. A large siirplus number of the Chronic! was prihited at the commencement of th requested to detain them no Iénger than i neccesary for their neighbors to subscribe they will then please to forwird them, with out delay, to the office of te Chronicle. legislature will please to write « snsszox and #0 on for six months ora year, CONDITIONS. two dolldre a year, exclusive of postage months. 2 the legislature will be seventy-five cents paid in advance, otherwise the paper wil not be forwarded. 3. The Chronicle will be printed evers bers by the first conveyanec. = Subscriptions received at this OFice. ED—On Wednesday fast, by the F. Buyers: of the Times, to Misi Manta; those imlebied to us, to cali during the week of the November Court, and make entlemen have ednserit- riot, and will recelve subscriptions and pay- ment for the same. Those indebted to usy on the Erie route are desired tomake pay that he|ment on or previous to the 20th df J anuarys hp 4 be particularly ate =ERs The e%-l carrying the Muil is considerable, could tnake the profits arrising from the; papers we distribute on that route, defray Mr. Jacon M:Fappis—Near Hulings- A LOT ot ground in Bellefonte. on 7B Spring Stréet, numbered 82 In thciyver withhold that w. Taz Cancsicre on Hirnmsune Vise The Chronicle has heretofore been pub- During this time it ha obtained, throughout the state the character of an independent republican pint, untrammelicd ‘by party prejudice; and uninfluenced by men in power. Asit has been, so it will continue to bé conduets] ed, by its present editors, on thd {iberat and To Hamilten, now dn assisting editor, the legislative debates gull proceedings: An increased attention ifl be given to this department bf the Chronicle daring the present and succeeding sitangs of the Gers labt session of the legislature; yet the des mand for the debates so much exceeded expectation that mary were disappointed in not obtaining a file To preventa like disappeintment our friends to whdm sub- scription papers have been fdrwarded, are B77 Subscribevs for the session of the I The Chronicle is published weekly at onre dollar to be paid in advauce every six Subscriptions during the sittings of Monday evening, and forwarded to $abscri- fMPORTANT. Séme time ago, we gadea demand p- payment. The little attention paid to that cay! has induced us to try whether there is aot 2 surer, and more ready mode of col- jetting money. We, therefore, respectlil- iy inform our subscribers and advertising, itstomers, thatthey will shortly be waited 3 with their bills, in the hope that all e who zan, possibly, will be prepared to disshargedhem. ; No clas$ of laboring men, perhaps. in ‘tlie community, are nore badly paid toan {the Printers. Why is this the fact? We donot suppose they are less worthy of their hire, nor that the sums respectively due them are so farge as to render pay- ment difficult or ehibarrassing- Quite the contrary. Non& are more casi ly paid, and sione labor hai'der or more nse- fully for their little pittance than they do, and none, we believe, pay a greater propos tion of ex pense to the product of tieir la- Low Discerning men cannot but see the propriety and necessity of paying a prili- ter punctuaily, and generous men will nee hich they know to be justly his due, longer than they can conves viently aveidit, For Sule, A Surveyor’s Compass, with all the in- strutnents belonging thereto, It will be sold reasonable. Any person desirous of purchasing, can have an oportupity of do- wz 30 by calling on the subscriber, near Spring Mili, Haynes township, Centie county. eho ls £ JACOB HERING, { : Sn ' ‘ i Aug. 50, 1815. | wost d rous kind, and ave so varios that a volume wouid hardly suflice 40 cand pletaa description of them. It pecvados with its baleful influence, the whoieiel vous system, writhing the healt with ions pressible anyruish, and exciting the mule dreadful sugxesiions of horror and despa To this demon have thousands fallen a sas crifice, in the divefal transports wi ils rogey The most common symptoms of is ony mencement, are, wettkness, flatulence, pas, pitations, watchfulneds, drowsiness uli eating, umidity, flashed of heal and celdy nuntbness, cramp, giddiess, pains in the head, back, and Joins, hickhp, difli¢uly of fespiration and diglutition, auxicty, diy cough, &c. ! The Vegetable Nervous Cotlial is a great Antiscorbutic M edieine; wind is infinite service tor purifying thé blood; And curing those foul disorders of the skin which commonly appear in the form of Scurvy Surfeit, Red Blotches, Carbuncies, Ulcersy, &c, &c. A dose of the Anti-Bilious Pills taken occasionally with this * wnediciney; proves of additional service in the kist mens, tioned eases. : : Dr. ROBERTSON CELRPRATED 60UT & RUEUMATIC DRO Since the above invaluable medicines were first discovered, upwards of seven hundred thousand persons have, experiens. ced their happy and salutary effects, mang of woom from the lowest stage of theiv dies orders. 4 : fom med gi 7 "Take notice, that each and all the alove genuine Medicines are signed onthe” outside covers with the sigrature eof Uwe sole proprictor. 4 T. W. Dyott, M. Dk Prive 1wd Dollars, -; A bafe ahd cffectual cure for the out flied tiem, lumbazoy stone aad graves, Welling and weakness of the joints, stv fog bruises, and all kinds of green wounds=a- the cramp, pains in the head, face and bu dy, stiffness in the neck, chilbizing, fezen? limbs, &c<. fl 1 - Which are eelebratetl for the vurc of most diseases to which the human body is lable. PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR T. W. DYOTT, M. D. GRANDSON oF THE LATR CELEBRATED Dw. ROBERTSON 3 Of Edinburg ; AND FOR SALE IN PIIILADELPHIA : ONLY, AT THE PROPRIETORS WHOLESALE AAD RETAIL DRUG AND FAMILY ‘ - . 5 Medicine YVarehouse. Ko, 187; NORTH BAST CORNER OF SRCOND AND RACBR STRERYS. An by reiail of his agents throughout the UNITED ds YATES. r € o Da. ROBERTSON'S = CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIX, IR OF HEALTH: . { Price ens dollar and &f1y cents. WHICH hasvproved by thousands; who have experienced 1s benchicial effects; to be ne most valuable medicme ever offered to Je public, for the cure of coughs; colds, consumptions, the hooping coughs, asthma, pain in the breast, cramps ax wine in the stomach, head ache, loss of appetite, indi- gestion, «fe. Kc. a For the Dysentery ér Lux, Cholera Mor- bus, severe Gripingsy and other diseases iin the Lowels, and the Summer complaint of Children, it has proveda certain reme- dy, and restored to periéet health trom the greatest debility. : Persons afilicted with Pulmonary Com- plaints, or disorder of the Breast and Lungs, even in the most advanced state, will find nmmediate rekief. 8 ; 3 ’ . ; general occasioned by obstructed perspiras rion, will be {ound to yield to its benign m- ‘laence in 2 few house In Asthmatic or Consumptive con plaints Hoarsness, Wheesings, Shortness of breath, and the Hooping Cough, it will jive imme- diate relief. NOTICE. LL persons indebted to the subsériber {WM In any way whatever, are partiCaiariy requested to make payment on or Before period, myself, have niade up a considera bie sum of money—If this potice is not complyed with, costs, however disagreea- ble, will most assuredly be the consec- quense. Archibald Vandyke. DrecenuBer 15. 1813. Penal laws—Mesars- Biddle; Smith, Fraley, I. Weaver and Jarrett. Cre cterii The spotted fever has agrin appeared at arren, N. HN. and in other towns.—-It 3 been mast fatal among ehildsan, PRINTING DF ALL KINDS, . Neatly execuiedat this fice. the 15th of March next, as' I must at that] 1 ’ Dr. ROBERTSON’s 1 FCETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL OR, NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE, Price one dollar and fifty cents, Isconfidentiy recommiitded as the mast ed with inward weakness, depression of the cret impropriety of youth and dissipated t Albua, barrenness; &c, &c. 4 4 Unger the deSdnrination of wervog of i 2 | Commion Coughs and Colds, which are iti} Dr. ROBERTSON’ PATENT STUMACHIC BITTERSy Price one Dollar. Which are celebrated for har, weak stomachs, increasing the appetite, ar a certain preventative and eure for the fed ver ahd ague, ke. &c. oT For the Fever and Aguc,a malady s&, prevalent throughout the southern statey and so afflicting to families residing in all low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stagihated pools rivers, &c. &c. these celebrated and umversally esteemed Bite ters, have surpassed every remedy ever ade minigtered, for the relict and curs of thas: most obstinate oppressor of the h man frame, numberless instaices of their e Tica cy have been testified, alter the barks aud various other extolled prescriptions { iiled- they proved sucecsful, to the admiraih @ £+ those who experienced and wiltosatd thc. happy effect. a n. ROBERTSONS INFALLIBLE WORM DRSTROVING "SES, G is, : ‘ A medicine highly necesssory we be her i # all families——price 50 ecots. Symproms. Llc common symptoms of the Worms arg, pajeness otthe eounte- nance, at other times flushing of ‘he face” itching of the nose, and about the seat, starting and grinding of the teeth in alee, swelling of the upper lip, the appetiics sometimes bad, at other times voracioug—-. loosness, disagreeable bicuthy a hurd svck- ied belly, great thifst, the write frothy and | sometanes of a whitish color, gripping o¥ cholic prins, an fvoluntary discharge od saliva, especialy when askeep; hequons pains in the €idG) witha dry cough, and wae equa pulse ; pblpitations of the heart, sweov nivgs, cold spats, palsy, epileptic £6, Bo, AC. Who dc to Kt vesprected as such. ThovgH tumbserless medicinesare cn. tolled fo expelling and Killing worws,. none are eqnal in efficacy to Dr. Roberta son’s WORM DESTROYING LOZEX. GES, they are miid in their operation, 9 may bE given to the youngest fant wits satety: : DR. DYOTTS - ANTI-BILIOUS PILES, For the prevention and eure of Bifigun and Malignant Fevers, Price 5 cells large boxea 50 cents. These Pills, if timely admifisiorcd itl efficacious vuedicine of the speedy reheijremove the causes which coffimonly pro- and cure of all nervénus comjlaints, atierc {duce the Yellow Fewer, Bilious Fevers Ague and Fever, Choli¢) Pains, Flawicy- pirits, Yead-ack¢, tremor, faintness, hyster cies, ludigestions, CostrveiTss, Hy poche ¢ ns, debility, seminal weakness, gleetsjdriac and Hysteric cam and various complaints, resulting from se-| Gravel, Rheumatiend and Gout, nts, Strarguary, They are peculiarly serviceable m female habits, Yesidence in warm climates, the }Disorders, and espeoially in the 1 nwoval of immed agate use of tea, the nnskilful or ex- {it cessive, ise of mercury, so often destructive {source of their complain® at cc3tain peri- ¥the human frame, diseases peculiar tofods, they possess this emieat advantage males at 2 certain period of Hie, Fluorjover mist operate obstructions which arc tie preag othey urgetively tlic while thay gently, Rey prodjice acrher . Tenogs, debility, no 1a 37 RGRAY
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