Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-15
From the Jeffersonia1 .
ORITUARV

DIED at Philadelphia, on Thursday,
June 9Th, l64S, UNIVERSAL w. PARTY,
Esq, aged about Is years.
The deceased was on a visit to his
friends in that city, where be arrived in
the enjoyment of his usual health, (Which
has been feeble for some years in conse.
quence of constitutional weakness) when
he was attacked very acutely with the
Available FeUer, which terminated his
earthly existence in few hours. 1t will
be source demonstration to his relatives
and friends to learn that every thing was
done that skill or humanity could suggest
by his attending physician, DR.. CLAY, to
avert the fatal consequence, but all in vain;
death loves a shining mark.'
.. w. PARTY was born at Hartford.
Conn, and attained his full physical de-
velopement at the age Of four years. His
father, Federal Party, was native of
New England. and was of English e1-
traction. His mother, Miss Anti. Mason,
sprung from Western New York, and
was nearly related to the Hon. Frank
Granger. The friends of the young MIR.
Party INDUCED the most sanguine hopes
ola long life of fame and honor for their
young friend, and no pains or expense
was spared in his early education. The
Hon. DR.. H. Clay, was early struck with
his precooious developments, and imme.
diately upon his leaving his fathers resi-.
dence, took him into his own family and
watched over his dawning powers with
more than fathers fond solicitude.
At six years Of age, Mr.. Clay admitted
him as a full partner in the great Ameri
can establishment, which although not as
profitable as was anticipated, yet it afford.
ed 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, to need
particular comment. His demise has cast
a gloom over the circles of bis numerous
friends and admirers, who were about ma.
king some little arrangements for extend
ing his business operations to consider
able degree. a&l ro 7.eg ae--
We understand that his old tutor, Mr..
Clay is so deeply affected by the loss Of
his favorile pupil, that he has retired from
business, and is Intending to take orders
in the church. i E7 & s
e 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 settlement.
P. S.-Since receiving the above we
have been favored with large and fam
ing extra" from the Palladium office,
giving the programme of the funeral GER
emonies in honor of the deceased.
Order of Marching.
Twenty-one thousand Mexieans.
Esd Gin black Grape pea jacke,s.) a@l
SOD saf The Lexington Platform. 81
| Carried by four hundred white Charles. J
Vaults of the United States Bank,
(Hung with black musquetoe bars.)
go High Protective Tariff,
go sd preserved ia spirits. .aIaa
kdF Proceeds Of tho Public Lands.
z, ID ls, Very much detected -
| HENRY CLAY,
MOUNTED on slain Mexican, and drawn
7 'sas by two short. cared bulldogs. aa9
1aF .o9asllz The Hearse. y ID .saesa
SO 1s,ian, sa, Pall.bearers. ,szat.ea.ai
y ssFaf: 5sss 6 psi
v o. na nSl psp ~ 3 s. s%j'@
Il, a sssi,e-;li, Music. 60 sv,-g-a
Wei dressed Gentlemen. l'a
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