The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-09-19 00:00:00, page 5

DOCTOR YELDALL, whole abilities are well
known through most parts of the United States of
America, is to be consulted at his medicinal ware-house three
doors above the Bank meejing-houfe, in Front-street. Those
that live in the country, by fending account of their disorders,
may have advice and medicines. Those in the city, or parts
adjacent, may be waited on at their houses; and on Mondays
any poor person may be supplied gratis.
For the benefit of others I desire that my case may be made
public. I was afflicted for a long time with a pain in my
arm, during which I applied to several able physicians in the
city, but could find no relief; the pain at length took away
the use of my arm, and! could get no ease either day or night.
In this condition L despaired of relief, but hearing of many
cures performed by Doctor Yeldall, I applied to him, who
in a short time removed the pain, restored the use of my arm,
and I now follow my business.
JOSEPH SPENCER, Grocer, in Second-street.
For the benefit of others be it made public, that I had a
large wen growing on my neck for five years, during which
I applied to several surgeons, but they all told me I should
bleed to death that instant it was cut, but hearing that Dr.
Yeldall performed a great many of the like, I applied to him,
who took it off with very little trouble, and without the loss
of a tea-cup full of blood.
BENJAMIN WILSON, Elizabeth-town, New-Jersey.
Sir, —As there are many people that have cancers in their
lips, and being desirous that they may reap the fame benefit
that I have done, I desire that you may make my case public.
I was afflicted with a cancer in my lip for three years, during
which I applied to many though without effect, until I appli
ed to you, who in less than half a minute took out the cancer,
and in five days healed up the part so as not to be perceived
from whence the cancer was took/ CHRIST. HUHES.
Bedminfter-townfhip, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
To Dr. YELDALL, Front-street, Philadelphia.
Sir, —For the benefit of others I desire that you may make
my case public, that those beingimpofed upon and labouring
under the fame complaint may know where to apply for a
cure. I was blind for four years, during which I applied to
many, but without finding the ieaft benefit. I was fix weeks
under the late famous eye Doctor's hands who took my money,
and did me no good ; but hearing that you took nothing in
hand but where you had a probability of perfecting a cure, [
applied to you, who in one minute brought me to fight, and
I can now fee to read. $ WILLIAM BELL, #
Vincent-township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
STOLEN or STRAYED, out of the stable of Benjamin
Armitage, last night, a dark brown HORSE, near fif
teen hands high, has a small star in his forehead, one white
foot, and the other not so much white, trots middling, and
canters well under the saddle, and his been lately trimmed.
Whoever takes up said horse, so that he may be had again,
shall have TWENTY SHILLINGS, and for horse and
thief THREE POUNDS.
Sept. 5. BENJAMIN ARMITAGE.
Philadelphia, Sept. 5, 1776.
WHEREAS Barbara, the wife of the fubferiber, has
eloped from his bed and board, on.the second infiant,
he therefore desires she may not be trafted with any goods or
value vha.foever on h; account, as he is determined to pay
no debts of her contraQing after this date.
JAMES REYBURN.
467
A ROBB E R Y.
THE fubferiber's house, in the Northern Liberties,
three miles from the city, near the Wyffahicken road,
was broke open in the night of the 24th inttant, and sundry
articles stolen, amOngft whicli are a new feather bed with a
flriped linen casing, a bolder and pillow, some Iheets, a da
malk table cloth, a new shirt of homespun linen, a silver
table spoon marked HC, a small hiding spy-glass in two
parts, the outside mahogany, and the slider brass, a new
pewter tankard, a decanter, &c. &c. Whoever can give
information of the above articles so that the thief may be
convi&ed, shall receive TEN DOLLARS reward.
Augtift 31. ADAM HUBLEY.
READY money, and the highest price, given for OLD
BRASS, COPPER and PEWTER, by Benjamin
Town, coppersmith and brass-sounder, at the corner of Front
and Market streets, facing the coffee-houfe.
AN Y person, who is a PILOT for the coasts of South-
Carolina and Georgia, may be employed to his ad
vantage by applying at the Bar of the Coftee-Houfe, or th©
printer hereof.
N. B. A complete NAVIGATOR is also wanted.
TO BE SOLD, by PELATIAH WEBSTER, in Water
ftreet, between Chefnut-fcreet and Ton-alley, Jamaica
fpnits, Wed-India and country rum, pepper, raw ginger,
fpermaceti candles, about one hundred weight of RHUBARB,
iron teakettles, thread dockings, buckskin breeches, &c.
.T O BE SOLD,
ALIGHT FAMILY WAGGON, convenient for four
persons, and a feat for the driver, lined with cloth.
Abo a NEAT CHARIOT, which has been little used,
and is in good order. Inquire of Michael Conner, coach
maker in Third-street, near S,rucc-fl;m,
THREEPENCE per pound given, by
WILLIAM TRICKET, stationer, at his house in
Front-street, facing Blackhorfe-alley, and in Water-street,
in the lower part of said house, Philadelphia, for the belt
fort of CLEAN WHITE LINEN RAGS, and so in pro
portion for those of an inferior fort. The belt price Aven
for OLD SAILS and ROPES.
A NEGRO BOY or GIRL about ten or twelve
years old. Any person having such to bind out, may
hear of a good place, by inquiring of the printer.
WAS taken up, about the middle of May last, a Brindle
Milch COW, nearly all white in the face, her horns
turns in towards the top, and eight or nine years old. Who
ever has loft the fame, by applying to John Ross in Third
ftreet, near Market-street, proving their property and paying
charges, may have her again.
ROBERT AITKEN gives THREEPENCE per pound
for any quantity of clean LINEN RAGS.
*** Fine MACCUBA RAPPEE (pricer ten Shillings per
bottle) to be had at his store.
BARLEY, and BEER BARRELS wanted by R. HARE
and company.