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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02
THE "THoRN CHAMPAGNE"

IHE "IHUkN CHAMPAGNE"
THE UNDERSIGNED will hereafter have constantly on
hand, for SALE article Of Champagne Wine OF an unsur.
pas sed, and prob ably unequ allied quality.
The subscriber appointed Agent in the United
States for the Manufacturer. 49,
AS OF its superiority, Colonel Herman Thorn of
Paris allowed or his seal axed 70 each
BEETLE The quality of the Wine will be
shipmens and under circumstances be allowed de-
preciate.
Respecting this wine Colonel Tkom thus wries:I is Of
other for years past.n
The attention of private gentlemen Hotel keepers and the
trade il invited to this article.
Parties desiring supply should make immediate ap
picatIon. &. LIVINGSTON,
apl9 imrc No. 10 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02
TO THE LADIES.
DIX. uULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPCRTERs

DIX. AULDS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
THIS new Instrument for he radical cure Of
81 =
Prolapsus U,eri, Falling OF the Womb,
n - By exteznh application, super.eding the use
Il Of the ohjectional Pcssary, IL confidently re-
! commanded to the afflicted the means OF
perfect restoration to health, it never having
~ II failed OF performing A cure, under the
most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has affirmed very nigh
character in Europe A. well in this country
adopted ohe entire dseae Of Pessares and all Other
painful surgical expedicnu in tbs Lyngn Hospitals OF Lon.
don and Pars and universally recommended in Europe
medical OF the highest mnk In this country sus
famed BY the leading members Of the faculties Of Colleges and
Hospitals end by ell tbs eminent private prrctitioHrr
Nocms hare trcn furnished exclusively for ladies No.
Vcsey street. having rcpr.te from the
Rsnmen whers lady in attendance to Apply
Ttusses and Supporter, to female patients anil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
ID A
THE PRIVATE TREATlSE.

A LlTTLE VOLUME by Dr.. RALPH, designed to enable
individuals 70 undertake successfully and privately the
their own eompsnt-and also give clear and faithful de-
for and thus prevent the decepon that are pracsed
n the ignorant by that unprncpled class people who nie.
the city, The authors rank graduate of Edinburgh &C.; his
letters q From Sir Goops, London to Dr.
his permission refer almost every physcsn Of eminence
the city, be considered ground
II may be sent byspost unbound. mh2l imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02
INFALLIBLE BED BUG POISON.

INFALLtBLE BED BUG POISON.
yVATSON'S BUG DESTROYER, needs but applica
w ton, srd the bed bugs will shun their former abode for
Popretors Of hotels and steamboats, and families
who wish keep free from these yerin can do il at small
ofhs prevention worthless been
posed the public The NUN. sold onlyat Apohecaes'
Hail. Catherine l27 Maiden lane and in Brooklyn
Mr. Hays 3s Fulton Price IS aud so bot,e
ans mSec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS,
NJ po,,rMvEETEp AHD raEr4aED p -

Omco LII lslocfty
N.b-LAdles calling Tor tho "Elixir" will he waited
lady in attendance. ala i'm D&Ws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02

Bedseads Of mahogany. black walnut curled maple plain
marie all the different and in price from 50
to $50, according 70 the stve and finish.
The attention ofe public especially called the Patent
Premium Right and Left Screw b. dstead This bedstead must
be examined before its qualities be known. They
vel Be stated in They have been in use
about four yearhave taken the premium silver meda al the
Fair tn. American Institute snd 0on have been sold
what better evd wanted Of the value Of the arc ei Eve
hotel and boarding house the United States should have
this bedsesd-prvaie families without them.
Old Feathers dressed and and Mattresses
good ss new. SAMUEL s. PARKER
p1t JrnNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02
DYSPEPSIA, OR BLUE DEVILS

DYSPEPSIA. OR BLUE DEVILS
A :. Win S sGa DS % hS .a n are an
gestiye organs will be found in TURNER'S DYSPEPSIA
sctce by Physician Of eminsnce for and has
Sold wholesals and retail, for the proprietor, E. w.
OWENS, 800 Bowery corner Bond street. Price 81 bot
m sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02
TO TuE pIIpIIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
lALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.-in Offer
ing this Nest valuable emedy for the following complaints.
the proprietor feels confident thar worth OF
Pain Extractor will Of slf be sufficient rscommendaton-
instance has failed following diseases
Wouna.. new Or old. bIeamatsm. inasnntory Rheu-
Pains oil oil kinda, BRUISES, matsm,
Swollen joints. Ghiblsins. Black Tongue.
tprains, Burns. Scald Head,
Fever Sores, EIyspelas, Sore Throat,
Salt Hheum, ~ fiiess Frozen Feet,
Broken Breasts and Sore Nipples, Pleurisy,
Sore aiaI2 MANNED Eyes, &c. &c. &c.
Sold wholesale yeta at No. 1873 Fulton ST. (Sun Build
ing) New York. one genuine without the written (not prnt
edJ signature Of H. Daley the wrapper Of each box
All orders be addressed to H. DALEY, (care Of Ansel
Frostl No l2s Fulton St. New York. apl2 lmsm
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOVATION.
TN ali those where manly impaired, where the
menal and Physical powers ee Frustrated by an unresaine
indulgence Of the passions particularly by ose solitary and
destructive habits Of early YOUTH inducing noctoos
and debility the Hygean Renovation III or eunc ntabls
remedy the Of reproduction IN both sexes 70
healthy action and removes mpotency, By ninsng new
energy into the sye. In instances the eect 'nsan
tancous as chronic glees and whites and
removes stery by restoring healthy uterine action Refer
eaces can be 70 physicians who have the
snovaor with SUCCESS in those affections. q also Il Dpp
organs soa eny q the Importing Agents" 2e4k Eulton
street New York Price bottle Of is ounces, and for
lrtra
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

street is we'll lighted with csn'les. and at each
end and in divers pockets. chambers and side
veins may be heard the constant clairer Of the
pick and tho crowbar. pfying oo: rocks and
glitering ore At the ives, end il shows symp-
toms Of petering; bot running east. il goes
strong; with every prospect of buiging into
Reon'ree's branch. Of fall size. Mr.. Bevans
owns the whole lead. paying one tenth rent;
and has already realized many Thousand dol.
lars from ii; and infused new life and spirits
into every branch If business in and about
Piaiteville Let is be remembered TO the cred
il Of Mr.. Bevans, that he has not OILY been
liberal in public and private charities. since
Fortune has taken him by the hand and lifted
him out of the quagmire Of poverty. but what
is more unusual. he has been just to his credi-
tors. and paid The foil amount of those debts
from which be had been already legally dis
charged by compounding.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18
Late and I'm teresting from Buenos
Ayres.

BY the ship Brutus. Captain Adams,
the Journal of Commerce has Buenos
Ayres papers TO July Goth, and let
ter Of Aug. I'd, as follows:
BUENos AYREs, Cd Aug. 1915.
The negotiations of the English and
French Ministers Plenipotentiary had
a very abrupt termination on the 3lst
Of July, by the two lie. ations receiv-
ing their passports. Consequently all
diplomatic intercourse has ceased.
The step that led to this result, was
the demand on the part of the Minis
ters that the Argentine army be with
drawn from the territory of the Repub-
lie of the Uruguay. As this demand
was made without any guarantee on
the part of the Ministers of the with
drawal of the French under arms in
Montevideo, and virtually sustaining
the present government in Montevi-
dec, which isen,irely French and Eng
fish, there being only ell native citi-
gems under arms against the Argentine
Government. the Argentine Govern
ment replied that they could not with
draw the army; that The entire Rcpub-
lie was quiet in possession OF the legal
President; and that Congress, accor-
ding TO the constitution, would assem-
BILE at the BueCo on the LIST of August:
that the 81 men under arms in Mon
tevideo, could not be balanced with Ia
ll3 men under arms under the legal
President.
The great majority of the citizens Of
the Republic are in favor OF. and have
taken arms under General Oribe, TIC
lcgd Presidents; and it is most unjust
tn to please parcel of English and
French spectators, that two Ministers
insist upon establishing their Govern
ment
4 daily drill of the militia takes
place. and the returns of the army OF
the Argentine Consideration give 3d.
900 men under arms, of whom $4,000
are old troops.
The Charge d'Affairs of the United
States, MIR. Brent. has protested against
the interference of European nations in
the politics Of the American RePub-
lies.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

0r5- The Philadelphia Native American
gives The following, which will be news TO
the people 10 these "diggings,"
"A monument is to be erected Of lead by
the miners Of Galena. in honor Of Caleb
Gushing. for his services while in China. for
the promotion Of their interests"
The American must have received iis news
the project -Galenal Gazette.
A monumen, of pigs Of lead. Nonsense!
Yet we might go so far as to invite Caleb tn
a barbecue of roasted pigs. Blu, this thing Of
raising for his gitrifcaiion. whole pyramid
Of pigs Of lead-going the whole hog. would
be 400 much pork for our shilling"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

We are going down to Poios in few days,
10 take view Of the western emporium OF
Wisconsin. The money realized from the
sale of the section Of land appropriated by
Congress for the improvement Of the harbor,
will lay a sore foundation for great and ihri-
wing city there; which will go on increasing 10
wealth and population as long as mining and
agriculture shall continue. The coming year
will be an eveniful one in the history of Poio-
81. We venture TO prophecy that within Two
years. there will be more than one million and
a half Of capital infested an ,onrsAo"s's and in
The uytOlesaie hade Of Tofosi. We invite the
attention Of our readers to The advertisement OF
Mr. Johnson in our advertising columns 10.
day. A gentleman who has jost taken look
al Mr. Jchnson's stock Of goods. says 1t is the
lsrges, and most various and most complete
stock he has ever seen in The mines. We
learn tina, the other merchants in Potosi are
also receiving large stocks Of seasonable goods
which will be duly advertised.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18
From the N. o. Pic. 20th ul,.
From Texas.

The brig Hope Howes,' which ar,
rived here yesterday from Galveston,
brought fuller, though not later, files
Of Texan papers.
The Texan papers have given to
the public, for the first lime. the secret
treaty between Santa Anna aud Texas,
by which the former obtained his re-
|, asc when prisoner. The Calves
ton News says it was found amongs,
the papers Of Gen. Austin. Original
ly the treaty was inclosed in letter
written by Santa Anna to Gen. Jack
son, then President Of the United States,
and the whole accompanied by anoth-
er letter. written by Gen. Austin, at
Santa Annals request. to the same dis
tingnished man, soliciting his media
Ton and influence for the settlement
Of difficulties between Mexico and Tex
as. Gen. Adstia's letter explains full
ly the grounds upon which Santa Anna
obtained his release-all o. them hav-
ing reference to the solemn pledges
made by the latter TO use all his exer-
lions to obtain the owledgment
of Texan independence to the Rio
Grande. The Mexican Government
never sanctioned this treaty, although
they regained their army by it.
Mr.. Nathan Taylor, a respectable
citizen Of Monigom cry county, Texas,
was shot dead on the 20th ut. while
playing game of "chess" with his
wife. The assassin is utterly un-
known.
Alfred Polk, relative Of the Presi-
dent of the United States, was recent
iy elected Chief Justice of the county
Of San Augustine.
Hon. &. w. Terrell has returned to
Houston from his mission to Europe.
Gen. James p. Hen lerson is announ-
ed in the Ansiin paper as a candidate
for Governor Of Ieras.
The Convention adjourned on the
29lh uliimo, and the President has is
sued his proclamation to take the vote
Of the people on it and annexation.
The vote is to be eipa Uoce. The
Convention recommended the REIN
statement OF Com. Moore.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18
From the n Y Tribun
Hereditary Deformity.

General Green is his "ilier Expc-
di,ion ,onches Of TIA social pee .liarl.ies
Of the Mexican people with Tree hand.
He saws the RiRGs who sold the Tex
ans wine masc..l," were PERFECTLY as
tonish,d q, the Anglo Ann rictn hon
tsty. Soldiers whether officers OF not
who would not cheat and steal were
strange beings, After relating some
astounding evidences of the moral and
physical deterioration Of the Indo-
Spanish race, the General goes on to
say:
IL saw families, large portion OF
whom were blind. and one, in psrIicu-
lar. wretchedly deforined, without any
other use Of their legs than to crawl
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

The Galena Gazette says thar eight miners
engaged In the diegings Of Messrs. Sanders
Of this city. one day las, week. raised between
my and sixty thousand pounds OF mineral -
The mineral sold at 'weny.iwo dollars pei
thousand. Taking fifty five thousand as the
amount raised, /, would make the produc, Of
one days labor Of eigh, men. one thousand
two hundred and ten dollars This is, per.
hsps the most profitable days work ever per.
formed In The mines. These diggings are
within mile or two of this city.
Beeiown boys! can't you bea, ;ha,i We
can at less, print bigger story.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

upon their all fours, with a kind Of
Jumping gait, much resembling the mo-
ton Of the mud turtle. Tn s.. mi>era-
BILE creatures, whoappeared as destitute
of reason as of physical power, were
nuddled together in the most AFFECT
misery. There can be nothing more
certain than that these diseases and in
hrmities are propagated. Circumstance
came under my observation strikingly
illustrative of this fact: il was in the
person Of one of the camp followers.
most unwisr proportion of whom pur-
sue the Mexican camp. He was a
man apparently of about As years OF
age, with IA full-seized. well-proportion-
ed head and body, but whose legs.
from his hip joints to his feet, did not
exceed one foot in length, and his arms
were in proportion to the length of his
legs, thus giving him the height of
boy seven years Of age. This little
man was Of the most enduring consti-
tuition, and would toddle after our regi-
ment in brisk run thirty miles per
day. When the regiment would halt
for the night, the little fellow would
dance either for clacos or oguardiente,
ofboth of which he was very fond. He
told Us that he had very tall wife and
eight children; that four of them took
after their mother and had long legs.
and four of them after himself and had
short ones. Many others ms tances Of
IusuS nature came under my observa-
ton, and | was informed that an alarm
ing proportion Of the population were
afflicted with these wretchcd entail
ments.o
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

Things in clay County Ky.-Ac-
cording to the Lexington Observer no
attempt had been made to rescue Ba-
ker The population was much excl
ted, and the citizens of Manchester,
before the arrival Of Gen Dudley with
the military, were in hourly apprchen-
sion of an attack from the friends Of
the prisoner. "From all we learned"
says the Observer. "CIay county has
been for years in a deplorable condition
fer four years no courts were held
no debts COLD therefore be collected
no punishment inflicted for the most
aggravated crimes-ro 'axes were paid
and no musters have been iield among
the militia for fourteen years. u - To
be hoped that the prompt action of tha
Executive in sustaining the law, will
have the effect. so much to be desired,
of restoring order and peace to the
community. Atthe time we left. things
were gradually more quiet and the cit
liens less excited"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

Probable Murder.-The body oil
man named Thomas Byman. was found
near Union Grove, Whiteside county,
one dsv last week, under oifeumstan-
ces which render it probable that ne
was murdered. The dec ea-ed resided
at Council Hill, in this county, and bad
Maid n visit to his daughter at Union
Grove. He left there about three
months since, 10 return to his home IN
the mines, and nothing further was
heard of him until his putrified body
was found "A few days since. but snort
distance from his daugltt RS residence.
Amarke, apparent, made by oniiet'
was in lis head. He had about ihlity
dollars in his possession v her ne ieh
his daughters, but none was louno up
on the body. His wateh' on .whloh
his name was engraved, was found
few rods fiom the corpse-pcrhaP'
east away bv the EnrdeTer on diseov-
sr;nc the name. II a murder, which
ve can scarcely believe it was, even
though the tircumstaI c's so Strongly
Indicate il. il was one Of the foulest auo
placksst kind.-[Gal Gss
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

The Grard Jury Of this county per-
formed a great weeks work last week:
No less than Jorfy.four indictments
were found. Thatpcrson- abroad may
not construc this into evidence of rsth-
err a hard state of morals here, it may be
proper TO state that most of the bills
were against grocery keepers. for vio-
lation of the city ordinances, in keep
ing open on the Sabbath. The May
or, Alderman and City Police were
presented to the Court for neglect OF
duty. Loafers and rowdics may now
look out, we hope, for a more rigid en-
forcemcnt of the ordinance.
During the same week, three rogues
were sentenced 10 the peniieniiary,
,iz: George ". Holmes, two years.
for Francis ZeilerS,
eighteen months, for lareeny-Ge0rge
Bro,Cn, alias Boy. alias Becy, two
years, for forgery.-(Gal. Gaz.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18
For the Herald.

After thirty miles ride over this bIllowy
portion of the globe, find myself at Dog
Prsire--where cour, 10 now sitting. Il seems
lathe Of creation without being smoo,hed off
quite as smooth as j, ough. TO have BEEN
There was perhaps nick in the chisel'
If anything worth while occurs you shall
hear from me; and your Herald Pensioners
may e1pec, me to hold forth next week any
ho,D. 1T. M.
Prairie du Chen, Oct Is.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18
PIattcvilIe Academy.

This institution. now richly endowed, and
amply provided with new and complete chem
ical and philosophical apparah;', is about
going into operation under ;hs superintendent
of Mr.. Magoup, a very distinguished teacher
from the State Of Maine. The trustees
promise that This academy shall be in all re-
spec,s equal TO The best class Of academies 10
the United Sla,es--and that board shall be
furnished a. from one fifty TO two dollars per
week. III ought 10 be furnished. as low. Ger.
tainly. as one dollar and twenty 1--WE cents. or
al most, one dollar and fifty cents per week.
One feature Of this academy we like especial
Iy well is. the low price of tuition. No
charge for tuition 10 any branches Of learning
ever taught 10 academies. will exceed five
dollars per quarter. The term will commence
on "Wednesday the 9Th day of November.
George +. Magoun. A. NJ. principal; Ed.
ward I. Dosue and Miss Charlotte r.. John.
son. assistants. Terms Of tuition; Elementary
branches, two dollars; Common English
studies, two dollars and fifty cents; High En-.
glish studies. three dollars; Algebra. Geome.
&c.. four dollars; Languages and Mathe.
tics. five dollars.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

~ We learn fen tho Galena Gazette that
a frame dwelling la ,aat place, near the east
end Of the lower bnt.e, occupied as family
grocery store. was partially consumed by fire
on Sunday afternoon last. The whole upper
part OF the building was a, one time envcloped
10 flames. bot by the prompt exeriions Of the
citizens the hro was sobdued. Loss-be,ween
two and three hundred dollars.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18
Death from Whiskeu.-A fine ii

Death from Whiskey'-A fine lit
tie fellow, ii years old, son Of Mr..
Hamp>on. Toronto, was persuaded by
some rude BOYS to drink half pint
of whi.key, on the 2lst ult. II almost
Immediately deprived him ofhis senses
His companions carried him home. but
left him on the steps of his fathers
house, where he lay several hours. 10
The morning he recovered sufficiently
to tell his sad story, and then died.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

:: .Sandy Hannah. Some Of the boys
wanted TO know how Mexico got The name Of
Sandy Hanoahi We do not know exactly;
but believe she 90, the name when she was
under the cork legged dictator l, wac Gus.
tomary then to talk about The movements and
acts of Santa Ana. meaning Mexico: and after
Mexico had kicked him out Of bed. and be-.
came grass widow, she still went by the
name OF Santa Amor as il soen came 10 be
pronounced. SANDY Hannah"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

florida Ererglades.-The labors
OF the surveyors who have recently
been in the Southern portions of Flor
ida seem to demonstrate the correct
ness of the opinions which all who have
carefully examined the subject, have
entertained upon the practicability OF
draining the Everglades. They are
found to be considerably above the lev
ell of the sea; and it is supposed that an
enlargement of the Miami, and other
rivers flowing from them into the At
lantic, will drain the waters from mil
lions of acres. II this be ever done,
South Florida will indeed be the gar
den of our country; for in addition TO
its adoption TO the culture of tropical
fruit and hemp. this immense tract will
secure unequallcd advantages Of soil,
climate aud position 10 the sugar. cot
ton, rice, and tobacco planters.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

M'~dersT' Of Col Davenport, These internal
seoondrels. three Of ihem-John Long. Aaron
Long and Grenville Young, have been found
guilty by jury at Rock Island. Birch 10
his evidence told the whole story on them
telling The tale so as TO exonera,e himself.
Birch and Baxter are to be tried next--and
will both undoubtedly be convicted. Hemp
is too good tor such fellows.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

~ The New York Express says that
Madame Resiel is now seen daily dsshing
through Broadway ia her arisIOers,ie looking
eqpirage. attended by mao creature, and
sometimes by female also. The wsy her
spsnkieg bays ,oAss The common people. in
vehicles or on foot, scatter night and left 10
make way for this ma'ehless rival of ptoser.
pine Cor the hOnors Of the internal throne. is a
high compimen, 10 our criminal code aud our
msgisraacy.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-18

FRRMoS1's ExPeDIToS.-We hope our
readers will excuse Us for devoIng so much
space to the interesting details Of this nara
tive. II is truth clothed mall the destinations
Of romance. If single reader will peruse il
with indifference. we will engage never again
TO devote our first page TO any thing lnslruc.
tive.