Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24
s.nor A,oeh.'. propo.,,,on o s,s,,so.

ssnor Atochs's Proposition to ,sie.,co.
The terms INDICATED by Seaor Aiochs, in his
letter to Rejpn. propositions Of the Uni
ted States to Mexico to obtain a peace, ore
found in Abe Diario del Gobierno, of Mexico,
copied from paper Of Guadulafsra, without a
word Of dissent. They are MS follows:
commission shall be named to arrange the
conditions. This commission shall be composed
ut f'Messrs. Benton and Buchanan and one mem
erof Congress Of the opposition, aud two Mex.
ican commissioners. The commission shall az.
'emble wherever the government Of Mexico
nay appoint.
The United Statcs demand the parallel of 20
leg. Ut latitude from the Cult Of Mexico to the
Pacific, as the dividing line. H4
The United States will pay fifteen millions
fdolars in cash for the territory occupied, go.
cinnly engaging not to exact or claim any ex.
lenses OF the war. These expenses are esti.
mated at about thirteen millions; consequently
he United States consider that they would pay
wenty.eight millions Of dollars for the terrific.
y described.
The United States guarantees that it will
never consent that any territory or State OF
heSco ssial, be annexed to the American Uni.
m; 1t equally guarantees the sovereignty OF
M"xico. especially her territory south of the pa
allel Of &c deg.
The United States vii. place ten thousand
men, infantry and cavalry upon the Boundary
Inc, to prevent smuggling and incursions of
indians.
The United States engage TO adjust all dis.
,utcs about Old claims-we give the remainder
Spanish, [pro eiierriiorio ceaido poriieir.
as, deudaS ertrangerds, dc.
The alliance, otiensive and defensive, shall
,e signed between the United States and Mex.
co to repe European Intervention in the affairs
If America.
Atocha is authorized by the government of
he United States to adjust the terms of the
teaty of peace.
THE RoBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER IN
icHuYLxiLL County We learn from the Potts.
lille Press, that the individu who is suspected Of
.aving robbed Mr.. Lawrence Brennan, drover,
asst week, near Coal Castle, and wouHded him
everal times, by shots from revolving pistol.
likely to be arrested From the description
;iven by Brennan, of the rufian, suspicion was
ixed upon Patrick Moran, OF Boran as he is some.
INES called, who lived in Coal Castle. A party
vent out to arrest him--some Of his friends gave
he alarm, and he fed. They found in the house
ramrod such as is used for the revolving pis.
Dis, together with number of slugs, bullets,
nd a mould for bullets, corresponding in size TO
which was fired at Brennan Moran is still
large, though believed TO be in the neghbor.
ood
DrsrKPsIA.-1'hs dis ressing complaint is =
weakness Of the digestive organs, and like every
aher disease, is caused ty impurity If the blood.
rhe gastric juice. fluid peculiar to The strmach.
when secretrd from bad blood, is deGcien, in those
wonderful solvent properties which are of such vi
al importance to digestion. Consequently, the
ood, instead Of bling speedily dissolved, often be-
;oms absolutely spoiled OF purified in the s,o-
mach; hence bad breath, sour belching, costise>
,ess pains ia the stomach, collie dysentery, chole-
. IN abus, and other dreadful complaints.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are censin
,ure for Dyspepsia, becsnse they cleanse the sto.
mach and bowels from all bilious hu,nors, ani pu-
Ify the blood. Four or FIVE of said Pi ills, taken
d, night on going to bed, viii in all cases give
relief. and it continued for a short time, will
lot only make perfect cure Of Dyspcpsis, bu,
sill assusdly drive pain or distress Of every dc.
crpton from the body.
Bews'c Of Coun,esf,its Of al kinds! Some ere
seated with sugar; o,hers are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine. The
fes, course is, to purchase from the regular agents
'ny. ofe or more Of whom may be found in every
'laee and town in the State.
OTAgent for the sale Of Wrght's Indian Veg.ta.
rlc Pills IN Sunbury. HESRv MAssER. For other
,sehcies see advertiser, mt in another column.
-TaUTH AKIN TO NArURE.-Hsve You pain 4!
BE thankful. l, is vigorous effort of Nature to
lhrow off morbihc matter. From what may the
morific matter arise! From buise, OF unwhoIe.
some air which has b,come mixed with the blood,
II incorporated in il. but which is liable to tain,
he whole mass If no, speedily removed, Or the
pain may arise from bile which has become had,
rancid putrij, in consequence Of tho want Of pow.
CT in the pr per organs to discharge it. This pain
which so freightens people is only the symptoms
Of the efforts Of Nature. (for The vital principle Of
the iaood,) TO expel the pccant impure matter,
which would otherwise destroy the human fabric.
In order to discriminate between Truth and con.
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