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monthly in Clncinnaii--each number con-
taining 80 octave pages. making two volumes
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I CINCINNATI. June. l84S. s,f,.., 4
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ORI'TUARY. Al
"Death loves q shining mark =

Died, atPhiladelphia, ON Thursday, June
s, 1S4S, UNIVERSAL w. PARTY, Esq, aged
36. baa5 }raQ 5000
The deceased was on visit 10 his friends
in that city, where he arrived in the enjoy
ment Of his usual health, which has been
feeble for some years in consequence Of
constitutional weakness when he was attack
ed with the Asailability feper, which termi,
mated his earthly existence in few hours.
u w. Party was born at Hartford, Conn.
His father, Federal Party, was native of
New England, aud was of English extrac-
ton. His Mother Miss Anti Mason, sprung
from Western New York, and was nearly re-
lated to the Hon. Ffank Granger.
At twelve years Of age, Mr.. Clay admit
ted HIM as a fullpartner in the great Amer
lean system establishment, which although
not as profitable as was anticipated yet il
afforded him fine opportunity for displaying
his financial abilities, and gave him a great
deal of useful information. Since that time
he has been too closely identified with the
history of the country, 10 need particular
comment. q His demise has cast a gloom
over the circles of his numerous friends and
admirers, who were about making some lit
lie arrangements for extending Ills business
operations to a considerable degree. pi
We understand that his old tutor, Mr..
Clay, is SO deeply affected by the loss Of his
favoriie pupil thai he has retired from busi-
ness, and is intending to take orders in the
church.
The business Of the old concern will be
carried on by Taylor& Co., who alone are
authorized TO use the name of the late firm
on settlements sssl scii II a8isl yf4 gtall
p. s. Since receiving the above we have
been favored with a large and flaming sextra'
from the Palladium Office, giving the pro-
pramme Of The funeral ceremonies in honor
Of the deceased. ~ 1855 eif "'ili'a3i9i q
4 ORDER CT MARCHING.
Twenty-one thousand Mexicans,
(In black Grape tpea-jacke.s.
~ The Lexington Platform.
( Carried by four hundred White Charlies)
Vaults Of the United States Bank,
Preserved in Spirits.
Proceeds Of the Public Lands.
Very much dejected)
HENRy CLAY, si NJ
Mounted on slain Mexican, and drawn by
two short-eared bull dogs. I, q
sasel s The Hearse, s lsass n 3ls. <, II
Z, e, Pallbearers. "A ,,,.slo
Horace Greeley, = John @. Wright,
(very disconsolais) weeping copIously
John M. Botts, Gov. j. G. jones'
much perplexed. y Cha stew u
Music.
I The Clergy.
We'll dressed Gentlemen 81
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FOREIGN NEWS. t,sr
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER.
PARIS QUIET-- ARREST OF INSURGENTS.
Lord Brongham ON Repeal Clubs
fla =. I...In.aI Az. lanl N. gn
In ireland.


The Steamer United States arrived at New
York on the 25thult. She left Havre on the
18th.
/, Paris was tranquil. Arrests and seizures
Of those concerned in the late insunection
continue 10 be made.
Twelve thousand persons are alreadyim-
prisoned for their portcpai II in that affair
Gen. Davrarer, wounded during the fight,
has sine. died of his wounds. 4. .,
Gen. Bearidrao, a moderate republican,
has been appointed Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs. +, u, l.,.s
The money market is improving and conf
dence is increasing.
The other news from France is not worth
telegraphing. assrf se
Lord Brougham called the attention of
Parliament TO the large increase of Irish Re-
peal Clubs, He promised that the country
would justify any measure, however strong
TO repress them. ..ssssa
Mr. Dufey, the editor Of the Irish Felon'
has been arrested for felony, in speaking
disrespecufully of the Government, and in
the wrongs Of Ireland. "a aala
MI. Martin, The proprietor of The sFelon,' !
has been committed TO Newgate.
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''nain % such persons only as buy for the pur,
pose OF actual settlement and improvement
1 should, II sent 10 the Senate, support these
measures, with whatever ability and talent |
may possess, aud also the policy of making
liberal grants to The Staiesin which The pub
lie lands are sitrated, for the purpose Of ID:
ternal improvements" ."aos \ 'ss sAls9lis
On The same subject, the other Senator,
y. P. Walker, thus expresses his yiews:--
Esd. am opposed tothe present policy
ofthe government in the disposition &c the
public lands; and for the following tmo,
among other reasons: FIRST, That il permits
the lands to be sold in unlimited quantities
to the same individuals--thus encouraging
large landed proprietorships, to the oppres-
sion Of the poor, and the encouragement Of
labor; and second, that it permits the sales
for non-occupanis, tending, as Think, 10 the
creation Of an odous absentee and .enantry
system" s..l r5.s lq istsl Y s1 e
Thus, Reform works well, and Is fast be-
coming populir. expect Ohio viii soon
exempt The homestead, and thus save herself
from the reproach Of lending the aid Of her
laws 10, slavers, in taking from women and
children their long cherished homes, because
Of The lmprovidence Of fathers AMI husbands
d u N 4 B N j |.
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&c. III. RICE, J. H.VAIL,
C. M. GODFREY, LII. G.. LEE,
THOMAS COULTER. ~

have already test, itscxul,ed virtues. and codr
| fessed its surprising excelience and amasine
power. The remarkable success of this Balsam
| 8 no doubt owing in a great measure TO the pc.
cuiiar1y agreeable and powerful nature Of its in.
| grekient..9 Nisa',af iaf 5a44,sst a ai.f
'15l1 FiNE 1EppaI mtnfcINE noa
-. .,....,,,s,-,sx, ~
Composed ciiehy OF WiLDCnEfkY BAkh and
tne genuine lCELAND MOoo, (the iatterimporf
ted expressly ior this Purpose') the rare mddical
virtues oi which are also combined by new
chemica' process, the best ever discovered Tor
CONSUMPTION OF THEsLUNGS..
The following we have mat rece,ved fro,,,
Messrs Joslin &. Rove. bmuoist n Nswarf
in this State. io whom II tvaacnmm,n;satcdby by
John Winner. ESQ.,. citizen ot Rurlinv,on
Licking County. Ohioa g1 5I Z = =
purlins,on I,,r,n, cos n M. !, ,sa,
~. n ~ 80, ~ =, :, = 's'''S
:.s 's' " 'oenn " howc-At your reqnes
~ NJ VIE - l9S lo1i F.''enlelt vf 'ne easel
anu ci',.u as near as am aole g
~ ~ s",en you uio =. hMoei.y M 70 pup
n.a Seu see nv US 'eena eesue 70 iu'orm .as
Ill wv. sngS's ". yeHr nsa,gaeie a meocins
Ian1u pu'sa'h ~ wig NneIry, v, when
,o,a, -, n,,l s a' ,iueo.eu ,. 'o''ne fes-
'0'a.on ~ neai'h VI my w''e ana chiio. "a
ABOUT hve years age, Mrs Winner was aftnck.
edwlth violent cough, pain In the chest und
SIDE, and g. ymptoms OF approachable consumption.
DuIHg the interval from that time to spmetime
IN February last, she had been lrented by emin-
ent Physicians from Utica, Syvania, Homer,
chatham and Newark, and with only partial re-
! lief OF the most urgent symptonls. About One
ytsar ago, he .caught q violent cold, which seat
ed upon the Lthgs, producing an alarming ag,
gravali2n OF all her pre- ,ious symptoms. Her
Physician vas sent fcft and despite his best ef-
forts, she began rapidly to sink under her disease.
Cough, ESpectoration; Hectic, together. With
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HERALD F,qTRUTH.
Pfaspectus of the Fourth Volume.

The HERALD was commenced fol a free
publication. Th'smerit il has maintained to
the present time mo one can say he has been
unable, TO get his views communicated
through its pages, in consequence Of their
opposition TO those Of It's conductor IN this,
the HERALD is true type Of Western spirit,
which Is embodied III the lines Of Weslern
poet y, " s.'A ~
Hss "lf free thought seek expression,
Speak IL boldly--speak italts' y n as
Yes, my brother, Of fwhntever name, creed, or
party, You can speak freely here. Here is
one place for you, where The air does noEsa-
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A RARE SPEC ECULATION IN. sc
SALE of ONE HunpRED lots In 1AE TOWN OF
09i ,r 4 a3sss ,ssla l'sii H "a E F. ,sss


FRIDAY THE FIRST DAY OF sEpTEpIR NEXT A D. isfe as
" will be sold highest bidder ehu Of N Rowc said
Hundred Lots in the Town of IIsme ocaed Paulng county,
a27sa9 Section Tpenty te Mimi Extension Canal, m ~ 81
0 important points Northwestern
Ohio mer situated eight miles Kld 10 miles of Section en 10
miles Junction. IS yan W Auge
Rivernd their tributaries and located 81 Bancjrs
Fork the River which
whcIb The establishment would
stored Iam, lfam
be which the Blanchard
Augz certainly
The
County, Columbus nno
important connecting point Canal, with
aPAULDING, PUTNAM, AND VAN VERT COUNTIES, ss
and must be conceded that its will ultimately
simuant Lot wod bay
half the purchase labor from Myers
half o The receipts % The sale Of Lots n the Town designated
The especial opening and making and
the be Of sale
There cannot BE- doubt but h sale affords excellent profitable
richest quality and from nea 10 market un9ccpped portion
Canal calculated
respectable
for men Of entepriz and capaaiIn 893e u
sluFf aso ff8rl u H. RICE, a j. ILVAIIs go
M GODFREY, IT. G.. LEE,
&. 4, s5fats ,as THOMAS COULTER y
Kaida l.. lS4a .tsasp t5NH. 1891
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RO4DLTAK..

4n tmGf$ stf{ lLtJlAUt IAA.Sst5sg sltgI4&F
NIOTICE hereby given that the county Commissioners
~ OF thecounty of Psuldne IN the State OF Oho.at
their March session. A. D. eighteen hundred and forty
cIght ordered thar the sum Of Twelve huhfrd and eRlHy-
eight dollars he levied the taxnhle property In said
County, forroad purpdses fof ye6t eighteen undreu
and foryeigt; and that in pursuance OF the In
such case made and ptovided have levied for said puf
pose, the of fifty cents each hundred dollars valua
tion q The now charged ON The tax dup
cate Of said year. st&
And aftbsr thatihe ssA may be dseharred NJ iatorof
the highways under the direction Of the proper superyi.
sors. In their Respective read dsrsht oufninths Of t
aforesaid per centn at cents per day and the
remainder thereof d0lnr per SO much OF
said tax rs Is claeed property whiahe holnds ofary
free turnpike and which may be srafred
by aor under tedrecton Of the Commissioners or su
lively mentioned aforesaid. y s n ~ Il s q 81
Y s~~S ~ AIExAKDEn sANkEY lATry,
aaditer J ssid cssntss1
AupIroR's orricE. Paulding county, OF
IbLANK. DEEI S, Jusiicess Subp@Dao, Sum.
/ ID morses and Executions, tor sale al this cf.
So. xerv ovn-.Tulx. an l.TIIt 41t flttfl
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THE TERRITORIAL COMPROMISE
--s9 q 'ilN BILL. s as iEu

UhALlls i
The bill for thy erection ofterritorial gov.
ernments in Oregon, California and New
Mexico, reported by the select committee
in the Caited States Senate, Il is thought
will pass into a law.
Each territory is to have a Governor, Sec
retary and Judges. In California and New
Mexico, the Governor, Secretary and Judges
are 10 constitute the law makins power, pn-
der the restriction that thsy are not to lcgis-
late upon the subject of slavery, freedom Of
religion, or impairing the right Of the United
States TO the public lands. *
In Oregon, the law making power is vested
in a territorial Legislature, 10 CONSIST Of
Council and House Of Representatives, The
former to consist of ofthirteen and the latter of
twenty-six members, \ All laws now in force
in the territory (enacted by the provisional
governmenD are to remain in force, subject
TO alteration or repeal by the territorial Leg
islature. One Of the laws now in force pro-
bibits slavery and involuntary servitude, ex-
cept for the punishment Of crimes, whereof
the party shall have first been duly convicted.
The power is reserved in the bill, to divide
the territory into two or more territories,
whenever Congress may deem il proper so to
do. The bounds of the territory Of Oregon,
as constituted by the bill, embraces all that
portion Of the territory Of the United States
which lies west Of the Rocky Mountains and
North Of The 42d parallel of latitude. 81
New Mexico and California are briefly
described as the territory under those names,
acquired by the late peace treaty. In each,
as in the case Of Oregon the power is reserv-
ed TO divide either New Mexino or Califor-
MIA, or both into two or more territories each,
whenever Congress thinks proper 50 TO do.-
Ohio Statesman. s. Y. 5..~:,
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| The above statment can be attested by our
physicians as well US our neighbors and acqllain-
tances. who saw Mrs. Winner during the course
Of her sickness. f2 5sl &eas aa9iS 81 z ieslif
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

E1TfIf SUFFER, wcck aftcr week, nacnst.
w after month. with that most distressing
lnd unpleasant Of Ill diseases, AgLe and Fc.
'crs Rhcn in two or three days at tho outside.
he disease may be arrested and rooted ont tn
he system.
.N.aCKENzIE, s.
e % mi @ lT5a D1RI5PU Iasa.
The proprict0rs ofthif medicine are Gcs:rots
it should be fairly tested alongside Of all OF y.
n kno,c:, to fail.
Forsale BY Dr.. T. MASON. DuLueuc,
49,l .GREENES BROTHERS, CcdurRa pids
COMsTOCK & CO.'S MEDICINES,
articles phich hare obtoiae ed an Jouudes popuier.
ityand sol. ~
DOCT. MASON. AGENT FOR DUBUQUE
CoNNELL MAGICAL PAIN EXIRAL-&
~ TOR, the only genuine article is tLs
GREATEST WONDER OF TnEAaE Any thing saids
to have universal Inherit must be good for moth.
ing is an ignurant assertion often used, which
is bcs: replicdto by informing the scientific
that a!ltue properties ofAnodyp. Astringcnt.
Nerrino and Balsamic together with many mi.
nor virtues arc herein chemically concentrated
III tho most powerful degree which union com.
prising all healing and dra wing efficacy con-
trolls desperate cases wit! such case is to giro
often The appearance Of miracle ii also Gem
priscsand exhibits five ira ntrinsic tributes
unknown before to exert entire control over
cur injuries by force, repcIs aIIkind ofinfam~
nation, extracts notification, rclie,cs all
pain aris,ngfrom burns and wounds aImostin.
stantly and heals leaving roscar These arc
facts that eannotbc Gieguted.. Now NIL peorlc
who prefer can be healed of the diseases be
low named, some Of the cases cured a tcr ihir
ty. years trial without success both BY Enropu
an and American Med ca mcn--burns, scalds
Plies, stlhs-"orm, letter. sor nipples ard sore.
eyes. cuts, sprains, bruises, chilb,ains, c.rns,
fever sores, crysipclas, rheumatism &C. & G
II is "arrantedto cure any Of the above com.
plaintsor no paytakcn for it. Sold in Galena
by K. G. Goycc; in Dubuque by DoctorT Ma.
SON. in Potosi by Bickuell & Co, in Cedar Rap.
ids by Greene i Bro:hers.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
Pertumery, Fancy Articles, &c.

Rough and Ready Rose, Jockey Club,
Pa,chuiy. Otto of Roses, oil of Roses Co..
lognes, Pearl powder, Llpsalve, Tooth paste,
Hair. pins, she!l.sde Combs 10 doz Tooth
brushes, soaps, u great variety, Macassar
and Bears oil, powder-putfs, iudel;ble ink Z.
Chinese Razors (uone as good), Chapman
Magic Razor s.rops, balm Of Columbia.
shaving Cream ind Military soap, gold ard
steel beads and purse trimmings, and grea.
variety Of new ard fancy articles.
Also, extract Lemon, extract Vanilla, 10
lbs Nutmegs, ~ lbs Cloves, 31O lbs Sa|era.
tus. $ lbs Mace, Pepper, Pimento. Ginger,
C.tron. Cinnamon, Pepper sauce. Said Oil
starch, Kosc-water, Sugar "tLemohs, Lem
on syrup, Browns susuparilla Mead. Mac
caboy, Scoth and Rappee Snuff, $4,000 Per
QUESTION caps.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
81 Ill 1--WE.

nR. JAYNE Of Philadelphia has con-
-1S stitutcd Doct. TIMOTHY MASON,
of Dubuque, Iowa, his agent Tor selling at
wholesale or retail, his Justly celebrated
Family Medicines, aud he has now q. his
Drug Store on Main Street, toll supply OF
Jaync's Sanatire Pills.
Erpectorant,
Hair Tonic,
Carminatiue Baisam,
Tonic Vermifuge.
.AIieriire.
Asus Pills,
Hair Dye,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
DIR. CHAMPIONS
VEGETABLE

.q"ti- Bilious, Anti DysFep'ic, Purifying
aud Cn'hortic Pills. possessing yJour io,-
p"r'aM combined properties .lor The
cure Of Diseases, core fully and
correctly combined, one az
iclc to assist The eGrct Of i
a%"thcr for the Lencta
o}he health # maa-
Kind.
Letter from Scr. George Berry, .Nethodist
Preachrr.
DEAR SIn:--Sincc saw you in October,
have concluded it was proydcntial thing for
nc, for | have had the Liver complaint m.
ing on nc, better than twenty years, and it
never got me down until list February was
twelve months. | was taken down and lay
six or cigh, weeks; two:lhirds of my time out
Of ny senscs, which my Physician left me IL
die, and providcn,ia!!y u dyscntcry broke On
Tic, and it is thought that saved my life.
have ncye- seen we'll day since, unit! took
your medicine; | havo not taken quito thron
boxes OF your AntiBiiious Pills, and can truly
say that have en- joyed moro cas-. from pair,
than have done in fifteen years past. Since
| returned home and maGo known tho yistue
of your medicine, have found four or five ca.
scs OF Dyspepsia or Liver complaint. They
have been taking your Anti. Bilious Pills, and
arc very anxious to have more. want You
to prepare much Us thirty dollars worth.
aod send it by mail.
remain yours, with respect,
GEORGE BERRY.
Frnrk'in Co.. w.. Nov. Ii, 1910.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
Stationary. &c.
OF THE BEST QUALITY.

OF IllE lest QUALITY
Account books. Fools.cap and Letter Pa.
per (superior). Post-ofice paper, colored pa.
per, Ink VERY superior), 5000 white and
buff envelopes, steel pens, a great variety
pencils, waters. bands, sealing. wax, embos-
cd and plain note paper for the ladies', duiry
for ls4S, motto waters, Congress knives.
Surveyors pencils.
In closing this 5rief notice OF only few
Of my articles, ! would say, tina, notwitl.-
standing the reports circulated .'that / was
closing business to remove to the east;' /
have taken a lease, for xix years, Of the store
Ioccupy. which is now 10 feet long and A.
cry way much improved. j intend my sup
plies shall be equal to the extensive dc.
mand, and invite oil those who wi.h to
buy anything in my line to call. / pledge
myself TO sell Drugs and Medicines a
wliolssale. q st Louis regular prices. and
some articles even less. adding ira II porta.
ton only. Every article seli7will BE pure
~ Represented: and ] shall not. be under.
sold. Merchants an d others wishing 10 l;uy
TO sell agsin. viii find Il 70 tI,ei. interest 4
give him q call. Instead ii ssndinx 10 81,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
co WI II d 1;K,

., A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
Or UPIIAM s VEG ELECTUARY
Na QyAH INTERNAL REMEDY..n
HNIIE Vegetable Pile Elcctuary, invcntcdby
n DR.. a. Upham, distinguished physician
Afs New York city. is the only really success
,fal remedy for that dangerous and distressing
complaint, lh F!!4E5Ss, e ae7ed q the =;
siis@ ricuu public.
sssNlark this; i, is an internal rcmcdy -hot an
external pplicaton, and will cure any case OF
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal and OK
ternal. and probaby the on J thing that VII.
There is no mistake . bouts 1t is positive
curc-spccdy and permanent. 1t is also cen
vcnicnt medicine to take and improves the gen.
cral health in remarkable manner.
Erch box contains twelve doses, at . ! cents
per dose. 1t is very mild in its operation, and
may be taken in cases Of the most acute i'll.
fiam,nation without danger. All cxterra ap.
picatious ire IN the highest degree disagreed.
BILE, inconycnient, and offensive; and from tho
very nature Of the diseasc. temporary in their
effects. This medicine attacks the disease ut
its source. and removing the cause renders the
cure certa,nau permanent.
1NFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.
Although the E!cctuary was orig inal|y pre-.
pared for the cure Of piles, yet it has proved
itselfto be medicine far superior to III others,
in all diseases OF an inhammatory character,
with determination Of blood to any particular
part or organ. In inflammation aud conges.
ton Of the liver and spleen Inflammation, sore.
ness and liberation Of the stomach, bowels,
kidneys, and bladder; in infiammatory and
mcrcuriul rheumatism, it is tho best medicine
.ver discovered.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married La dies arc almost invariably suhjcct
to that painful and in urious disease, the Piles,
with consequent inflammation Of the stomach
bowels and spino, weakness Of tho back, flow
| of blood to tho head, &c. Tho clcctuary is
perfectly sa 70 for pregnant ladies. and the most
! usefnl cathartic that can possibly be used, as
aammatory discaseswithout pain or irritation
but will,ensurc. an easy time, safc delivery
and sound constitution in tho offspring.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
! The Elcctuary contains no mineral Medi.
cine; no aloes, colocynth. Gambogc, or other
poworfnland irritating pnrgntivc. No fear OIL
taking cold wbileunderits influence, no change
in diet necessary. If taken according TO The
dircctionsA CURE FOR LIFE rs GUARANTEED.
| DPamphlets, giving valuable information
respecting this medicine, may BIO obtained Of
agents gratis.
| pFor sale in st. LOUIS. at tho Family Med
icine Store Of DIR. e. EASTERLY, No. 7t
Chestnut street, nearly opposite tho Post Office
| UTDR. y. EASTERLY, sole General agent
for Missouri, Illinois, Iowa. and Wisconsin, tc
| whom all orders must addressed.
/ nTFor sale, wholesale and retail, by 7. MA
/ SON, Druggist. Dubuque. Iowa and by Messr.
lGREENE & BROTHERS, Cedar Rapids, Al
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