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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

~ I'D e sssE DRTfI !sE.Ng.s.EK \
MRS. +. Y. LONAX, PRINCIPAL
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Assocl1ie prIn
FlNlllS Institution, situated in the Iown Of Liberty,
!. Bedford County, Va. will be open for the recep-
ton Of pupils the lslof October
Il is the unJect OF The Principals TO mpar 10 the STE
dents a useful as well az ornamental education.
this purpose Mrs l.. and Mrs. ID. will be aided by
peeni assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English for the LIST class $40 pr. months
2nd do Is i" -
JUNIOR class 90 3tt do 10 :"
Tuilion in French, by Mile. Roget
of Frence. 3 !"
Music. by Professor Wnkler Of Germany, -Plano S2j.
Harp S35; Guitar SIS pr months
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
charges.
Plain aud Ornamental Needle wers s. pr. five months
Use of Musical Instruments 81.
Each Young lady furnishing berown bedding and towels
n. B.-Board may alsD be obtained in many respect
able families in the village.
Reierences-Judge Slanard and James Lyons Esq.
Richmond; Judge Iomax, Fredericksburg; Rev. DIR
tlawey and Rev. Mr., Laurie lst Presbyterian c hurch
Washington; Gen. Gordon and Hon. VIM. {. RIves
Albemarle; Dr. 2. II. GiImer, Lynchbnrg; Geo. 7
Tsyoe, Boteiourr; Rev. DIR. S. Philips aud Rev. ia
cob ID. Mitchell, Liberty.
Bedford, Sept. 10 is
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i1I iiltrsI.
SrAIENENr OF EACTSl

CONNECTED Win mt ACrioN OF rtiE GENERAL. A
stMnty, DURING hrs LATE SlssioN on SEVERAL
QoGslioNs, ADDRESSED TO rHE pgorLE OF YIN.
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Dissolution Of Co-Yartncrslip.

HlIlE co,rannership heretofore existing between the
4 unders sned. under the style Of Edmoud, Watson
s Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
debts and effects the have been purchased by
Mr. James NJ. Boyd who intends 10 carry ON the busi-
ness himself. All persons indebted To the firms OF Ed
mond, Watson s. Co., VIM. II. Watson s. Co. and
Boyd Edmond & Co., requested to pay TO Jane
NJ Boyd alone-and all The creditors Of said firms will
apply to him for payment.
w. II. WATSON.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, jr.
Feb IL Is
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HENRY EVDLAsa s. Co.,

RICHMOND. III.
A TTEND 10 selling TOBACCO and other pro-
n duce. Nj. Benz. {. Gray, VIII III future attend
10 our lob icco sales.
Advance made all consisnmens to oar address.
R.chmund. Feb II I2w
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CONFIRMATION.

THE undersigned. having purchased of Messrs Ed
l. mund, Watson s Co.. their stock of Goods, " u
carry on the business the old stand himself lie VIII
keep good assortment OF Groceries on hadand socs
continuance of the patronage which has been extended
to the old firm. JAMES Nj. hoiO'
Feb. "a
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NtW col RIIIOIfSE

poll lhe held in each Of the Wards. al the san'
lme. 10 ascertain the of the people In regard
the erection of new Courthouse
HENRY DuNNlNGTON, S. c. l..
Feb u tlA
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EE3Gs1sE ORTIZ sE.Ng.VEKH q

Jan. 23
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
EeR. YYE.ER,s

VEGETABLES. FEVER ANDAGUE PILLS
InfaHs6'e cure for Chikis. 0, Ecrer d. Aene.
IN liz sucress OF these Pills in curing in a few
L hours, where A Ii other nsdics have fail
ed. and that TOO, in cases of twelve and eighteen
months Standing warrants the assertion. that,
Il ia~en according to The directions, they are a
certain cure. A long list Of certificates in proof
oftheir infalihility might be added, bal those
upon the directions are deemed sufficient Try
Them and be convinced that they are the most
eaectual and most certain, and Inc very BE,T
remedy ever offered 10 the public, 10 insure a
permanent and lasting cure.
Having Tor several years past suffered under
repeated attacks of Chils and Fever, especially
during the fall and spring months, was Induced
10 try various remedies, bat nothing seemed 10
be efectnal until Tried DIR. Tylers Agre and
Fever Pills, which stoppel the chills before |
had taken half of the box. This was year
since, and have remaiaed perfectly free fiosn
any symptoms of a return Of this most loafhsome
disease. GEORGE NJ WAIT
These valuable Pills for sale in Holly Springs
at the Drug Store OF Il. P Lewis, al I.a y renee &
Warren's, North IN. Please nj, and ia Salem. BIZ
r. NJ, Boyd, and Leake s. McDouald, at 81 per
box.
February %, lSi5-n27-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
Nav 24 1s45-sdS.
The state of Mississippi.

10 al persons interested In
the Lands Tenemenis and herfdilaments of
Laikin Mage.s Deceased GREETING:
You arc hereby cited 10 be and appear
bel fore The Probate Court of Marshall
County, at the Court House in the town of
Holi; Springs. On the fourth Monday of
July next, 10 show cause. why the Lands.
Teaements and heTeditaments of Lark,n
Magers Deceased. should no, be sold 10 nav
his debts, TO wit: The West half of Section
DO l3, in Township no 7. of Range /. East
OF the Basis Meridian, in Pontotoc COUNTY.
Mississippi.
WITNESS, the Honorable Tryon
M. Yancey. Judge of said Court.
ard the seal thereof annexed the
41h Monday of May, A. D. 1916.
Issued, May 2sth l645.
Iesi, COR DENTIs WAITE, Cfk.
May 81. ls45-n4I-Im.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
CHANCERY SALE.

PURSUANT to an Interlocutory De.
cree of the CircGit Couit, for the County
of Marshall and State of Mississippi. upon
the Chancery side ofsaid Docket, in the
suit of William H. Marsen e. al vs. Ballard
D. Matthews | will on the lst Monday
of July lS45. at the Court House in the
town of iolly Springs, proceed to sell to
he highest bidder on credit of six months.
The purchaser giving bond. with good secu>
rty, bearing interes. from day of sale at
e per cent per annnm, the following de
scribed tracts or parcels of land, lying and
being in Marshal County aforesaid. 10 wit
Lets No rs and IS in the vicininity of
HudsunvIlie. being part OF the South East.
ern part Of Section 80. Township 2. Range
West. containing So Acres, | Rood and
poles. more or less.
A. T. CARUIHERs.
Clerk and Master.
Nav "a IcdS-.dS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
BELLEVI LIE, ILLINOIS.
FEBRUARY Ia, lS4l.
DR.. A. G. BRAGG:

DR. A. G. BRAGG:
Deer SIR Having had an
opportunity OF Witnessing the wonderful effects
OF your Tonic Pills IN the cure OF Chill and Fe
YER and minutely aeguainting myself with their
composition, unhesilatingly say that their di :
covery is of immense value 10 the profession OF
Medicine.
Men of thorough knowledge OF the sicence
of medicine who witness the effects of these pills
on the economy of life, viii readily discover
their healthful aud Controlling influence over
diseased action In the system. They arrest the
chill Immediately, without heating the system or
effecting the head in the least al the same time
producing general moisture u tke SKIM .ll1F-
ing al iefy, ard giving resi- 10 th- safeTer.
Your pills, II Tested, viii JubleSs take ne piece
Of The medicines now rele; on for the cure oi
Chill and Fever. iis supeTioflty over snch pre-
paraions will lead the att licled To search for The
healing hahn which will cool the teyered breast.
The feelings of humanity alone prompt me TO
recommend this Medicine TO the pIbiic, an
Invaluable remedy for The above named diseases;
and sure preventive of Yellow Fever, Ague
aud Fever, aai Fevers in general Movrd alone
by bigher than earthly consideration, Offer my
testimony in favor Of your Tonic Pfis. and
honestly belive they will prove a real blessing
to the afflicted.
Yours with sentiments of respect.
w. q. GOFORTlI, III. u.
For safe By E. A. Talbot sign of the Golden
Mortar Holly Springs, and by Z. N. Boyd, Sa-
lem, Miss.
May 2t I6i5-n40-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
CHANCERY SALE

PURSU Ant to an Interlocutorv Dax
cree OF the District Cbancery Court of the
State OF Mississippi. al Holly Springs. IN
ne sur of ianes Elder, Adna'r of John 3.
-ssole, DECD. against Benjamin Love, viii
on Saturday the 5tb July next at tie Courr
House doos IN Holly spria gs. sell 10 the
highest bidder, on credit OF 6 IL and IS
months the purchaser giving bond with an.
proved security bearing interest frcm sale
The South half of Section 90. T4,R2 west
of the Basis Meridian.
JAMES c. ANDERSON, crk.
May 3 l845-n4I-t4s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of a certain Deed of Trust
executed to me on the 4th day of Nav.
l84i. by Robert B. Holston, and duly re.
corded in Lafayette County, 10 secure the
payment of certain debts therein mentions
ed, | will proceed to sell al the Court
House 10 Holly Springs. Marshall County
On The 9Th Augusk l845.
Seciion :, in township 7. range west of
ine Basis meridian. in Lafayette County
Terms cash. The title to said land is be-
lIeved TO be good, but will only convey
such title as | have as trustee.
FL. CRAFT, Trustee.
Holly Springs. Feb. 20, lS45-n2s-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
TRUST SALE.

In pursuance cflhe terms oi -
trust made to me as Trustee, on .i9 -.
eighth day Of Apfil, A. D. ls4i. .I "a
know ledged and recorded 80 .he -.
the Clerk ofthe Probate CouIl o I, r. -
County. Mississippi, in Deed l'oo. 3. -.
233 & 234-I shall sell 81 puoi...
10 the highest bidder for cash a. -, - 3
House in the town Of Holly SPi d
Tuesday the 18Th day Of NoFsa1It5l. ac1ItlfPCa
1915. at II o'clock NJ lie fine Cl1.s L..
ORGAN now standing IN i5s =
Church in the town Of Holly spun r, 4 II
Memphis. Tenn. May 3, lo49-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

THIS writ of attachment having been re-
,urned executed,--It is ordered by the
Court that unless the defendant appear at
the next term ofthIs Court. to be held on
.he first monday of september next. give
special Bail and plead judgement will be
entered and The estate SO attached will be
sold. II is further ordered by the cour.. ;ha.
a copy ofthls order be inserted in the,"H
Iy Springs Gazette" newspaper publish
ed in the town of Holly Springs. Mis9issip-
d, once week for six weeks successive
iy.
Test. ALEX'R T. CARUTHERS,
Clerk,
MAY l7th 1S45 n39-6t
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

LAMPS. LIGHTS OILS, GAS, sc.
EN- bb.s spirit Gts, 10 do Lard Oil. m
: Lamp oil; 10 do Alcohol 10 do spirits Tur
PentIne1 $40 Train oil-I2 dog. Rri,an;s sr;r;
Gas Lamps; ~ doz. Glass Lard Tam~sr m
gross fist Lamp wick, just reed and for Sale dv
may ] cHsIsriax & ca. Memnh;s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
SICKLY SEss0y

There Is nCl man, woman X.
should take medicine al his >a-.-
but more especially ~ JaiS p-4-
there probably weFe uesersa r..
existing at oGe periot as thsr-msf
prod1ce state oi sickness TIE H..
ges in The atmosphere, by ar,ias =, .-
on The constitution. and Qaaiv ef ~
self, give occasion for the emaJ f.7s-s
nant disorders. Fhe Bile become f..
without any wafning.) ln a mos s---
condition from these repeated c
the stomach and bowels hars ts-f
previously, The first symptoms rza.is
ate attention. Even these who bare
disposition Of body are sabie,l TO l.s4
these ciTC umStanCeS. TheTeiolt 1r-tr
danger, We ought carefully 10 s1s-l -
costive state o. orr bowels Oacs u,r-
should be evacuated in . bouH T~
many causes which produce uuhaHr
sometimes il maT arise iT0m sn.5
when the system is IN a safe Of ia.zn
take place from sudden joy elos lg
2 literary undertaking can PT0dles GO.
ses where many persons haFe 0be 91s.sI
ken 10, which producing nsrroas seHa
lGf III ~t4tls If- "a A4AtAEt-AtHf tt.H't
that SLOW nervous ieger which la
some Of uuT besI insu, men msuys
uiation, bul which knowledge d le .sr
Brsnifelh'S Pills would have pTsrue,
who desire . secure t.ieir health Hztl
any adverse circumstance, Csn Do Sc .F m
BRANDaETH's Pills On hand, and al ga.
ing 10 them when Tie first leelicE q
take place IN heir bodies As ihi. a5Ts.s
SO will the health be. Thoume viii ges sf
a man that makes a gooi medicine 81 e
ored more than he VINO Is al ade7. ia e. +
war.
A fresh supply jaSi received an st aii
A. Talbot, Drusgisi.
Price - Gems per box with toll lif', !.
ADril 26 IgF5
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Henry Anderson I Diste Gre
472 rs. Court e.
Patrick s Hiram Springs % ua
Augustus Proul May 90, ia1
The defendants nol having faa.
appearance and given security t.a
the statute in such case made ard
and it satisfactorily appearing iha' =.
not inhabiiar's Of his State: o. a
The complainant, By his sol;'''s q
dered that the said de;enlanls DO
fore the Vice Chancellor @. ihs
Room ia the town of Holly sf'lass
dav fifth day Of the July Iefp -
said District Chanc,ry Count aE
lie bill oEthe complainant and -
of this order be inserted 10 49, sl
Springs Gazette. ane~spapeF pic.
The town of Holly springs Mss
a week for Two m1n.hs spccsi;
another copy posted AZ the iron. =.
Court Hou e Of Marshall Co9n'y ! ~
Test. JAMES c. ALDEhsO-s''
May lOth,-2m.-le45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
seS9 aSea WN 49, 9. =

= Gases of pocket case ins'TumeI9.l a5.sts S s.
y ming do. so American sPTigg iil5s, - Ar
yer do, 100 Evans besl thumb 90, dos 55asz &
car srarifaatoTs, 2 doz ScalPal..i ..,siFss q.as g
Lancels. 3 doz Tfccars, doz Ies',s ,os s
Tooth forceps, 100 farn-key 90, Do 500 y
Catheters. 300 Gum-Elasilc ealhsss,,5 t ,5ns. 81
gieA 200 Metallic DO, doz peo = sne,' s'''
needles and a general assortment 's' -.
Just received and for sale by ,,-.,,;rr -
May 60, Jehsr-oA -.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19


sSsSf
Hs5aSdaaacChe-sicI cad aC
agSE who have - Or
e. 11,silns WIth tl;s s.se sste
aHe t'etsFs Fessfr55, /, Fss
I-,i. sl.dli, and imme3is, = -
ts5, .g,5 .s u lhe pulls taken -. ..' fs-
lv 00'4'i's on, vii. eg.s 8
AS as remedy in sl-,
.eey display Their 49, assi
,io.l ,h,--in ana ale far SUPER Fe.- NFI
thoSe complaints fsi''i Z 4, EL
unFiEalled' ~ Aitsr cs-.s.
Many have baen cu-s,.- cpI
having suffered uhier z la
:, IN atoit71l coSiuene,,.t
tioI 20 shy Vegetable pm srsis
ne puotie, and one 50 ~ Ger
neir surprising vir,gss -, -. et
1s.. qe seae9 OF doubi il lba 80 -. P'ast
dig,dnal. -' s'''r4-
hey aTe invaluable s.
ieai aHectonS, loss afs--.''.l-iss
mart an 10 which ieElaIeS I5.ts
hey are mild in lbel- -.,.ae ~ ae
Pest immediate eoasie,i..s.' .''-,ea
me hrS' desc. They nsv mai ~ y 'as
o. any ase, and the leebi- asa
s-l-a s1- uei'caie are streEs.hsne5,-
because they clear ths - y
9lIe' nervous ictiisbiliir ~
| duee sound Health. "ll hR
Upwards Of ttros 64-5-.s
GO ca silese iEes,..aaff. ~,
within The las. Twelve ,.s -s saf
atone, aad mere than lbres ..- g
tliy IA other Sales. 1-@
IS an anI b. Gus r8a3;..z I'D
o wlthoai them. A sinsIss. er Sr
| SATISFACTORY tAaa thonS97a ss-..
II aefn Se1,eciimaie. fkes. -. ate -
+ teFed wan Uniform SucrasS :, U.s. s --i
/ years Tie verdict olttefr
noQaced ahdcould a ju-y er-.... 81
+ 60 De summoned iromEba So
+ kasl, an tie Y esi. n.i.,isrr n '5s
heaFa N acclamaiioa OF tBs5-....,#.
t ties. The child aad The -f-,
! Ge;fepid ola man-b8lh Savss..t
alike take these PulSNilb s7,..-.,--
/ y uireliet. Prcc ft1gss.f.s. s-
BE caaeiulto observe. ihsf.r,I
poT ~ ne ttR} IS stamped uPg--
Peters Pills farSals. rbo.-z,l,
/ New York prices In Honr So
! sore OF K. p Lewis. 4, I.gs--..
Norlh Nj Pleasant; 10 salem
and Leake ( Mcdonald; sr7
be found IN every town and slr,-@
Try stores IN This STATE Re- eazs
I Neseiab'e Pills, and 90 uo,bs lr
/ other pits.
Feb -. ISIi-f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
GRASS k GAssDEN SEED.

sasASS a. GA ESDEN Sc ED.
| fEtbbis Grass seed, including blue grass.
u y orchard, timothy herbs, ,nilit, clover.
nefnp aeE caaarF seed;4 boxes landfeths com
posing every va seiy, jnst received and for sale
Dy J r CHRISTIAN Il co.
may Jefferson st Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
FUR COSTS

of Marshall County
IN Court House door 70 me town
bidder for cash. h following
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
DR.. BRACES
" EsTERN INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
ANTI Bmlous AND To&Io PlLLs.


TT He thousands who have used this medi-
: cine need no further evidence OF lis value
han is happy effects upon the system. Those
o whom II is q new remedy, the use of one box
will convince the most sceptie of their restora-
tive effects. The general use of these celebrated
pills throughout the Southern and Western
States and the strong recommendations they
have acquired Of our fellow citizens, pace them
in q much more elevated sitGaiion in public esu-
nation than any other remedy.
The effect of the Western Indian Queen Veg
etahle Anti bilious Pills is in perfect harmony
with all the laws of nature in the removal ot
di.eases. giving tone and Figor - the whole sys-
TEN. by purifying and cleansing The blood inhn-
iteIr sooner than The prepa raiionS OF SarSaparl-
IA and the blood thus purified renewS e.ery part
of the system and leaves il free from al seeds "a
disease, giving rest 10 the sufferer.
E4-The following are among the many diSea-
Ses for which the Western Indian Queen Nese-
fable anti Bilious Pills are well known 10 be in
valuable bilious and winter levers, dysenlery,
dropsies screInla, dyspepsia. loss of appetite,
foul breath and stomach, swimming IN the head.
bad cough and colds, jaundice. distracted mea-
strnation costivenesS, swelling limbs, roaring IN
the head and dimneSS of sight, and ali The train
of evils arising from The impurities OF the blood
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
CHILL AND FEVER

II acts on the patient like charm, and-leaves no
bad effects, as is The case with most of The med
icines used for that purpose la short DEFY The
world 10 produce a medicine safer more certain,
or that will effect more permanent cure of his
disease as well as all leFefs where there is the
slightest intermiSsion
To publish the certificates from physicians of
Eigh Standing and from many worthy citizens,
of this universally esteemed meaicine, would
exceed the limits of the columns of this paper !
r-iIl iharef,nre rivf the following
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
DIR. BRACES
WEsrERH INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
Tonic PILLS.

This Invaluable medicine is daily efecting
some o the most wonderful cures OF Fever and
Asue Tor chill and feYer)-sone that has resisted
ali other remedies, such as quinine, braks, &c.
They cannot be too strongly recommended Tor
he cl,re OF thai mo,I ioathSOme comnlaint,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20

The following is an anecdote of Commmo.
dore Decatur 1t occurs in a late number Of
the Nautical Magazine:
"Before the war, Captain Garden and tho
Macedonian were at Norfolk Decatur was
there, too, and warm intimacy soon joined
in friendship two kindred hearts While discus
sing naval affairs one day, Garden said, 'Deca-
tur, your ships are good enough. ond you are
clever set Of fell"ws; but what practice have
YOU had in war =? there's the rub. One of these
days we will probably have brush together,
and i'll catch your ship at sea, ] will knock
her into cooked hat, Stephen 'Wl you.'
says Decatur; Il wiH bet you hat on it The
bet was agreed on, and the conversation chan.
ged
"But few months elapeed ere the war that
had been threatening commenced, and the two
captains, by some singular coincidence, met,
The results Of the sction ,re known. Captain
Garden, on going on board the United States,
was received by :eutenant at the gengwaS
to whom nc rendered his sword. Not to me,
sir said tile officer, but TO the Captain. And
where is the Captan?' said the embarrassed
! Erclishman sic is standing aft there; that
! is the gentleman, sir in tarpaulin hat and
ronnd iacket
Garden went an. End his feelings on meet
inr, under snch circumstances. his old friend,
nav be imagined hs he offered his sword to
| Drcatrr, that officer said. No. Garden I me-
vrr take the sword GA brave man Won have
fought CALAMITY But said he, having hs h'nd
on the others shoulder i will take that hat, my
! dear fellow
ain transferring 10 the United States 'hr srit'
Of Capt. Garden, fine band was included. IN
| the afternoon, when dinner was announced in
the cabin, Capt. Garden said to Decatur. those
musicians are very sk,lful, and have always
had them on deck while at my dinner. Very
WELL said Decatur, I'VE wall have them up.
The band was ordered On deck 10 play, and
Com Decatur was asked what air he woul like
to hear. Let them play Britannia rules TN
Waves said he with sly laugh"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20
Hl2a sA1a Lra?9AJ SS3
VEGETAEst.E COMPOUND,
rog Trg CUpEoF
d SPE PSI A.

VEyHIS Medicine Is Offered to the public gener-
b ally. from tull conviction that i, Is superior
t. any Other medicine now in use, for the cure of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility or
Bodily Weakness, &c.
Its effects have been tested in private practice
Of near eight years, and it is now more extensively
circulated, at the solicilude of many who have re,
ceived the most signal benefit from the use Of it,
The following is one among number of certih-
Gates received in relation TO the success Of this
dicine:
LANCASTER Co. March ~.
DR. GEoRsE w. ALLEN,
Dear Sir lit is with great pleasure that ! in
form you Of The success attending your Dyspeptic
Medicine, while employed in my Practice. From
pas, experience, firmly believe that in eight cases
out OF ten, the Dyspepiic, by the use OF your medi-
cine, may enlirly rid himself of this thorn ia the
pathway OF life: not only in dyspePtic cases, but
in all cases OF constipation, and diseases depending
dibllita,ed state Of the nervous system, tose-
,her with torpid state Of the bowels will your f.
lixr be found of inestimsble value. Numerous in
stances wherein the usefulness Of the medicine
been realised, may he forwsrde1, if teoui- "a
wish you gies, success, and recomp,end ,,s n,sd
cine TO the suffering rsrt of mankind.
Yours, with gre,'. res oect.
RJBEnf AGNEW, ME-.
OF rot sale :, the store of H. b. Masser, aver
ier the prop. .,etor, sunbury, Ps.
ocio .sr a6,h, ls44,-iy
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20

The top OF fat ridge near was Bare OF snow,
and very well sprinkled with bunch grass, sufii-
cent to pasture the animals two or three days,
and this was to be their main point OF support.
This ridge is composed of compact trap, or
basalr, ola columnar structure; over the sur
face are scattered large boulders fporous trap
The hills are in many places entirely covered
with small fragments Of volcanic rock"
February l3-"The meat train did not ar
rive this evening, and gave Cooley leave to
kill our little dog, (Tlamath,) Which he prepar-
cd in Indian fashion, scorchng oifthe hair, and
washing the skin with soap and snow, and then
cutting it up into pieces, which were laid on
the snow. Shortly afterwards the sleigh arrlv-
ed with suppiy OF horse meat; and we had to-
nigh, an extraordinary dnner--pea soup, mule,
and dog"
On tie 2O,h Of February, 1--WE encamped
with the animals and all the material Of the
camp on the samniit OF the Pass IN the dividing
ridge l,COO miles by our travelled road from
the pullcs Of the Columbia.
"The people who had mol yet been to this
point climbed the neish5oring peak to enjoy a
look at the valley.
The temperature OF the boiling water gave
for the elevation of the encampment 0,3}S fee;
above the sea. This WIS 1000 feet higher
than the South Pass in the Rocky mountains,
| and several peaks in view rose several thousand
! feet still higher. THUS al the extremity the
! continent, aad nosr the coast, the phenomenon
was .ccn ofn range of mountains still higher
than the great Rocky Mountains themselves.
This extraordinary fact accounts for the Great
Basin, and shows that there must he a system
Of small lakes and rivers here scattered over a
nat country, md whichhe extended and lofty
range or the Sierra Nevada prevents frum escs
ming to the Pacific ocean Latitude 3S deg
A.: longitude l20 dor 2-,
THUS this Pass in the Sierra Nevada, which
50 well deserves It's name Of the Snowy noun
tain, is eleven degrees west ard about four de
prees south of the South Pass"
ITO be continued.