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The following uan,ed urntlrarn ar" OUT atulmrfed
anrns ta receive ~Ih~rT tuus adv"rlis oWrHS, AID
lob WOrh We hope they will prove thrn="Nr~ G."
tgood Agents All contracts made 10y tt"GI vii
strictly fulfilled by rs:
FrerpOrt Joseph Allen.
NrsIchestrr-, William FLEMING
M"oreteId \. Jul, Schrcthcf
Franklin Dr. f.. Conway.
Rlunley Jacob Gutshall.
Short Crrek-ASa Holmes.
Stnck-Iames Hoaalaud.
Athens--Dr. Thomas fmdIcy.
(ireen-SauIuel Bell.
tierman-Johu Brown.
North--A +. Croskey
MonrOe-llenry Il. Heller.
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Paw Un.

LII persons who know themselves indebted to
N A. II. Burtch, will please call and sottte i'm
as this is the first and last call
August ~, 1888. a. Ii. BUBICll.
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Notice

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
erest OF Francis Morey in the tannery Of George e.
Morey is authorized to settle all the claims of the
late firm The business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned. have now, and will keep con.
stantIy on hand large and extensive assortment Of
all kinds OF eather, to which invite the attention Of
he public.
The hghe i market price win be paid in cash for
HID ES5 and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE.
P. S. Those having land to clear would do well to
save their BARR as it win pay the expense ofclear-
ing. SIG.
Cadiz, o. March 22, 1854.
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--latest Arrival.

UST received and Tor sale, decidedly the newcs
~ and finest assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES, a
the well known establishment Of
S. SI.EMONS
f,di1 Iuun 1854
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Furniture.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
Of Ga binet Ware, manufactured out If the best ma
terial and finished in the neaes STYLE which he will
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms
He las also recently received from Pittsbureb6>
large assortment Of Fancy and Common Chairs{l
Looking Glasses Plates OF all sizes, Gilt Mould IN
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames etc
lie is prepared furnish Cofins ofeyery kind, and
will carefully attsnd to funerals He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country.
Cadiz, March ~, 1884. j. w. GILLESPIE
N. BA nice Rockaway Carriage for sale cheap
E J. W. g.
T. PHILLIPS & SON,
Dealers in Boots, Shoes, l.eather etc, H
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE TIE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
@ aas.tb shBdiH. OfhiO. sl st.B
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New Furniture and
CTTATR. wy ARE ROO ms
NbTNB4Y ~ t,SSF"s'S

INVITE the attenti rof house keepers and others
L to thcirnew furnr.ure and Chair Ware Rooms,
in the new brick building, No. 1863 Market Street, Il
few doors below the Market House. They are pre-
pared to furnish all articles in their line, such
Dressing and PIan Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases. Card, Dining and Breakfast Tables Bedseads
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Sofas,
Divans, Otomans, &c Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work Stands.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane Seat, Mahogony in every
variety plain and fancy, Looking Glasses, Clocks,
&c; all Of which will be furnished promptly or
der, at the lowest prices. We respectfully invite the
public to call and examine stock, feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction in all cases.
MUNDAY & COLTS.
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WooL.--The Wheeling Inelligencer OF
the 22d inst, says:
A dealer in this city yesterday sold to
s. & W. Bradlry. 1000 pounds of wool,
averaging full blood, at 35 cents.
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Latest News from the Seat of War
eD0M2eS K9N2tiste2..

NV IStlES to inform his friends and the c0nllnu-
w nifty generally, that he shall continue to man
uarture Boots and Shoes of all descriptions at his
old stand one door luth of james Stewards store in
Cadiz. lie warrants his work to be equal To any
made in the county, and he will sell litte cheaper
than the cheapest for cash: Persons whishing to
purchase any thing in his line, will find it to their
interest to call and examine his stock lie he's work
made To order in the best of style the shortest
Iice and at the lowest cash price.
JAMES BANlSPER.
Cadiz. O, MAY II. 1854
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4. PHTLLIPS q SON

MI Of boots and shoes, aud
lNL dealers in Trunks and traviling sacks, Mo
roco a. kid-skins lining and binding do. Peggs
Nails thread and o-findings generally Keep CON
stantly for sale an assortment OF the above tclesar
at thnir old stand opposite the Pubic ces. Cadz,0.
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McMechen's Literary Depo

McMechen's Literary Depot.
TINE undersigned has removed his LITERARY
i DEpor to No. A. Washington Hail. Monro6 ST.,
where he constantly kesps OH hand, books station
cry varieties: also, all tile popular Magazines News
or Literary Papers Of the day. choicer selection
Of the latest POPULAR PUBmcATIoNs cannot be found
in any establishment in the West lie invites his
friends from Ohio to give him call
JAS. II. McMECHEN.
Wheeling, sep29 l953-ly
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NEW CHINA

Glass pmd QucenSwArc Store,
No. %, MONROE STREET, WAEELING, VlRGIMa
T7HE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
l. have imported direct from the manufacturers,
aEge and complete stock of the above WARE, togeh.
etfwith an assortment of MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
Fancy GooDs some of which are of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware of an entire
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns Of
every descriptions Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
ment of Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade as can be found any other store in
the West, and by giving personal attention to
packing the same, convince all who may favor us
with their patronage, that they cannot do better al
any other establishment in the country
HOBBS, BARNES e. CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January Z. lSl2.-tE
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ORKsch0eJ Episf,

PRACTICAL Conlpcuoner, Wholesale and Re
l tah Dealer ia Candies, Cakes, Mute, Rat7ln',
Crackers an, Imported Cigars, nearly opposite the
bank, Stelthcnye, Ohio,
n Wedding and other parties furnished with
f;,t.s. &c. on short notice May 10, 1854.
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Administrators Notice.

nj IptICE Is Htftby given llHit 1)aFld ARulieH was
IN dul, appointed Administrator OF the Estate OF
Jeilcrson Qullen Deccasc late OF Harrison county.
All persons holding claims against said estate will
present, them legally authenticated for settlement
within one year.
DAVID CULLEN, Administrator.
may Ist lSjI
T AIDES fine lace collors flowing under YES for
L i sale cheap at the slore of
May III 1851. WIN. q. FlNNEY
1 ACES Insertions, cdgings IN almoal my guam
Ia lily may q @t) WIN G.FlNEEl =
4 4l%RENCIl und Domestic Giushams OF all sorts and
4 palers at lie splendid store Of
May a. 1851 WAI &. FINNEY
EtiLK goods, Satins, Bilians as much as yon
- pteass at tInay IL 81 WM G,FlNNEG'5
AWNS, prints, a beau,iu assortment ~ The
IL clirapstOreot ot WM g. fiNNEI
May ~, 1851.
T7NGLlSH, Dunetable straw Brade Bonnets from
I5S ~ ets. W to -, ~ al WM. o. FINNEfi5
May 2i, iaji.
f tAMBRitS and III kinds of white Goods Of ev.
~ try description at WM. q. FlNNEY,S ,S
May ~ lS3I.
NfkLYEf, e ilt,on, all sizes at
v MayA, IsJi. WM. G. FINNEY'S
4 AIDES and Gentlemens kid, silk and Cotton
IL Gloves very cheap AT WIN. q. hlNNEY'S
fiay "a, 1854
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LEWIS LEWTON,
~ GOaSaASGElOr al HIfEaC,

AND SOLICITOR IN CHANGERY,
WILL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
w counties. Collections, the business ot Execu-
tors aud Administrators, Guardians and Wards, Pc
tons for Partition, settlement OF Estates, aud all
other business entrusted to his care, will receive
his prompt attention Office III the old stand oppo-
site Barrctt's Hotel. oct29-ly.
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Certificate from Rev. DR.. Luckey.

70 the Methodist Church and her Clergy, and TO
Speakers and Ministers scHrrally:-Ihe following
Is from one of your aged, most extensively known
and allied Ministers, Rev. Dr. lmcky, oi the East
Ctnrsre Conference. n. \.
II am Ii ,ppy 10 acknowledge the substantial ben
rlt have received IRON the use OF DB. locockS
PuLauSlc WAIGs had severe cold attended
with symptoms OF fever. The usual remedies
prescribed by my physician, kept the fever under
but my cough continued aiarningly severe and OBJ
situate The morbid state OF my stomach refusing
the preparation the Physician deemed it necessary
to employ, my son procured box OF Loeock's Wal
ers and advised me TO try them. The use OF them
gave immediate relief. After using two boxes
was quite restored, which have every reason to
believe, was the result Of their efficacy.
Nnurs Ar
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nNGegn eLMbiNet MEON.

JNFIEsubscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
/ zens Of Dcersy e and the surrounding country,
that he has commenced manufacturing and will
keep on hand all kinds Of Cabinet Ware, made ont
OF the best materials and finished in good stylefwhich
he will sell on the most reasonable terms.
He also keeps constantly on hand large assort-
ment Of Fancy and Common Chairs whicn he will
sell cheap.
COFFiNS.-IIe is prepared to furnish Collins
Of every kind the shortest notice, and will careful
" attend to funerals He has the only Hearse for
that purpose in this section of country.
g GILLESPIE.
Deersyille, O., March %, 1854.
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w. xA sA<A4skISGAB,
IYlEtS. tDlVlINRL'S
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE THE rUBilC BUILDINGS.
CA11xR, S14l0.

NTRS. NJ DIVINE respectfully informs ner friends
IfE tnal she has commenced business III the build
ing directly opposite the Public buildings, where she
oilers for sale large and well selected assortment OF
CuNFECTIuNAEtES, &C., among which may be
found the iolluwlng
Common and fancy yVundes of all kinds,
Almonds, Fllborls, rcam and Pea Nuts,
KalslnS, Figs, Dates, French surfanIs,
Sugar, Soda, Butter aud Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EuglishNhecse,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch, - ... d..
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
RuVeriZea White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Fen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes ..... ~
Watch Chains, keys and Guards, .
a fine lot OF Common Iewery,
TOY ) oi all descriptions,
9E5- As she intends to sell cheap she hopes her
friends and the public generally will favor her wll
their patronage. ...... .....
~ Country Conlectionaries can be supplied at her
On the very best terms. ...
mar OILY.
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Our Sd supply Of Bonnets.

lust to hand, our third supply Of Bonnels among
y which are some nice plain straw, French, Bril-
liant and Fancy Silk also panama Hatts, call & see
them, we will sell them cheap. WIN. HOGG & co
Cadiz, May "a, 1851.
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CtTEt,L PENS, large and fine assortment, vari-
- Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALL'S
CtAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and u
- large assortmentby tapr2o, $50 j. BEALL.
(tAP, Letter. Note and fancy Papers, Sates PEN
~ cils, etc etc, for sale cheap by
april 70, 1853 JOHN BEALLs
(tAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
W and qualities, a large supply, at
Tnay i, 1888 JOHN BEAL1,S.
INV EI,OPES, Plain and Fancy, new supply
Il cheap at (nay 4, 80 J. BEALLS
GCOrCH, RApPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF,
- fresh supply, tor sule at 8
may {, 1858 JOHN BEALLSs
EnA LBS Veniiian Red Eng, Just received and
OJU fer sale cheap at JOHN BEALLSr
may 4, 1853
I10A6A LBS EPSON and Glalbef, SALTS a
AUVO prime white article for sale cheapat
may 4, 1853 JOHN BEhLLS.
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100 PEALs FNEG 45 CNN'ES.

TARPEIING--lngrai venitian and list carpet
~ ing, for sale by $ & McFADDEN.
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Buy your Hardware at the Big
Paddock.
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perhNm GbuiltOneu!

1NlE Proprietor Of the Mercantile GUIDE would
| respectfully call the attention OF Metchants
Farmers and Mechanics residing Uur OF the city, to
III, moderate terms rur yearly subscription OF the
Guide, being 10 mail subscribers only ONE DOLLAR
per Year, naking it nquestionably the cheapes,
Family Newspaper published IN the United States
The columns Of the Guide will contain the usual
variety OF Original Spicy Articles written not only
To please but 10 instruct and viii be replete With
Il synopsis OF all the Local and General News OF the
Day.
In regard to politics, the Guide will maintain an
independent lonc and from time 10 time, will adve-
cate srch measures at best eonduce TO the Interests
OF the greatest number.
PoSlnasters and others respectfully rcquestes
10 act as Agents for this paper. 10 whom will be tot
warded specimen copies, tree when de sired TO do 50
| PREMIuMS.-A As an lnducement for persons 10 ill.,
1eres themselves TO obtain subscribers for the Meg
canle Guide we offer the following premiums, and
upon the receipt Of the names and pay Ill advance,
we will forward them, per express or otherwise
if ordered To the address of those entitled them
For three hundred subscribers, cash. S2J M
For two hundred and hty Subscribers; we
will give one splendid line Gold Watch
Warranted Tor tme) worth............ 90 %
For two hundred, one elegant line Gold Lock
ct, a glasses,) worth. ..........,...... % %
For one hundred and fifty, one elegant Brace
lei, Zine gold, worth, II 10
For one hundred one Gold Vest Chain, worth 10
For seventy live subscribers, ane Gold Pen
b,u IA ly4H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-27
n enc advertisements.
CAUTION TO THE PURTTC.
CORRECTED BY D. T. PARKER.

z ME PUBLIC are hereby cautioned not to
Il receive, and the Payors are particularly
cautioned not TO pay, to any person, except ma
self, any Note executed to me by him or .hem.
as the same have been either lost, naislaid. or
stolen, as have never transferred to any per-
son or persons any note executed to me. The
following are list, so far as can be now re-
me mbered, of said notes, viz One note exc
cuted by james Maiben; one by D. 7. Parker:
one by Kendall s. Parker; one by Vim. Me
Auley; two by George Gibbs & Joseph Walk
er, one by VIM. Miller one by d. r. Burt &
James M Otis, one by J. C. Cover, one by
John G.. Clark; one by r. r. McAuIey. and
two by H. w. McAuley also, the following
notes executed to J. K. Hickey one onAbram
Sinclair, of Potos and one on - Russell. IL
wing near McKenzie's Mills; also, one execu-
ted by G. Ballard & H. R. Golfer, and payable
to G. Libby; also the following notes executed
to Dwight I. Parker, and by him transferred
to me, VIZ one on D. Banfill for $1,000: one
on VIM. w. Blanchard, for $4,000; one on
Joseph Tobler for $4,000; one on John G..
Bouldln for $l4,79, one on PhiIo Dempsey for
$780, and one on VIM. r. Dixon for SGT RI
Some of the above notes have endorsements
upon them.
All Of the above notes are the property of the
Undersigned, having never been transferred by
hltn TO any person or persons, but have been
lost IN some manner. Recollect, all notes
executed to the undersigned, whether enumer-
ated above or not, are included in this caution.
II lost, the finder will be literally rewarded
upon returning the same to me.
L. o. sHRADER.
Lancaster, Wis, March "a. 1854. [40
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Fer the Grant County Herald.
FLATTEVEE4E4E ROAD,

Mr.. EDITOR Your observations, in \
receat number Of your paper, concern
ing the plugging up of the Platteville
road, were well to the purpose. The
question now is, will the town Board al
low the road to be again sown over this
spring, and thus keep it still plugged, to
the manifest injury of lancaster, and to
the inconvenience and perplexity of all
strangers l, for one, think that the
Town Board will allow all this and much
more.
The road in question was only allow
ed to be closed for one crop, owing, as
was alleged, 10 the owner of the ada
cent land not being aware of its exist
ence when he broke it. Now sir, whv
have not the Town Board long ago or
dered il opened, and thus acted like men
who wished to consult the public good
or the interest of the many, in prefer
ence to that of a single individual?
Lancaster is already a perfect maze
to get into. How much longer before
it will require pilots to conduct stran-
gers in?
| am, sir, yours respectfully,
A ClrIzEs.
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w. P. d.
News Items, Sc.


It The Anti-rent troubles in New-York,
are about at an end but new difficulties are
presenting themselves for the Manor. Atribe
of Indians have lately set up claim to the Van
Rensselaer, lands, on the ground that the grant
was fraudulently obtained from the king.
st The BONANZA RailrAad will be 48 miles
It A large. establishment for tie manufacture
of sewing silk is about to be erected at Hart
ford, Conn.,, which will give employment to
some 400 operatives.
T DR.. Russell, of Indiana, has invented sad
die, the seat of which rests upon elastic springs,
enabling the horseman to ride with as much
ease as if seated upon a sofa.
T A skating match for $40 side, came off
on the Chemung Canal, at Elmira, NJ Y, re-
Gently, between two colored men. Distance
one mile. The winner came out five rods a.
head of his opponent. Time, two minutes and
eight seconds.
It A remonstrance of 5000 clergymen of diff
ferent denominations of New England, against
the Nebraska bill, was lately forwarded to
Washington.
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M A ID

March sth-In the town of smelser. bv G
Dickey, Esq. Mr.. STUpMAN d. Bennett. O
Shullsburgh, to Miss MARY CAMABELL, Of
Smelser.
March 14th-Tn the town of Clifton, by
Ross J. Ferry, Esq, Mr.. JAMES A. Mercy
NoLps, of Fennimore, to Miss MARY HOWELL
of Clifton.
March 16th-In the town of Cassville, by ],
y. Harp, Esq, Mr.. MoRRIs VAUGHN to MISS
MARTHA JANE MELINDA; and MIR. LUTHER
BROWN to Miss HARRIET VAUGHN, all from
Delhi, Iowa.
March 19th-At Fennimore Grove, by Ed
er u. Matlock, DR.. w. B. WATERWAYS to Miss
AMINDA PETTs, both of town of Fennimore.
March 20th-By Rev. R. Langley, at the
residence of Moses Cooley, Esq, n the town
OF Patch Grove, Mr.. AARON H. Thomas. Of
ne town OF Cassville. to Miss MARTHA CooI.-
EY, of Patch Grove.
March 22d-By Rev. E. Warner, at his res
idence near Prairie du Chen, Mr.. JuDsoN
HURD, one of the proprietors of the Crawford
County Courier,n to Miss MARION B. RosrN-
GRANT,, all Of Crawford County, Wis.
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GUARDIAN SALE

AF REAL ESTATE.-NorIcE is herel
Y given, that on the 28th day of Febra!
A. D. 1884, at the outward door of the CC1t
House in Lancaster, in Grant County, pA
suant to license granted to me as GaaTdls
of Horace B. Fletcher, Sarah Alice Fetchs
Margaret NJ. Fletcher and John S. Fletcha
infants-I vii sell at Public Auction, to th
highest and best bidder, all the interest of sal
wards in and to the w. half of N. E. quartz
of Section 8, Town 4, r. W., in said CON-
ty, being fee simple estate, in all of 81
tract of land, subject TO life-estate of mys
in and to the North half of said tract Of lah5i
which dover interest will also be sold VIII
the interest of said miners. Terms Of sac 4
three-fourths cash down, and one-quarter lall
able within four years, with interest at \
cent. and secured by mortgage upon said a.:
Title perfect will be giveu.-Daled LancHsS
January Goth, A. D. 1854.
MARGARET FLETCHER,
3t301 Guardian of said lniahis'
G-The above sale adjourned to The 3lSf0
Of March, 1854, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
81 MARGARET FLETCHER,
Guardian
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CIV. CAss.-The Washington CORES
pondsnt of the n. Y. Tribune says:
Mr.. Cass is the most unhappy man in
Washington. AT first he declared thai
the account of the District election must
be hoax. Now he says the party is
ruined in Michigan by Nebraska, and
that the democratic party in every town
in the State is already divided in two
quarreling factions. He regrets the
Nicholson letter, regrets the necessity
of his explanations of it, regrets his
position, and curses Douglas with a
hearty good will as the author Of immeas
urable disaster to the Democracy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-27

1.-THE Circuit Court of Grant Co.
will commence its session on the first
Monday in April. His Honor, Judge
CoTHREN, dispatches business briskly
and so Jurors and Witnesses will not be
delayed beyond necessity. These are
busy times, and it wont do to keep peo-
pie away from their work to do the
little drudgery Of law and lawyers.
We hope good many will call in and
subscribe for the HERALD during court
The cost is 81 80 year, or 75cts. for
six months. We shall aim to pay YOU
more than that in information concerning
matters and things in Grant County,
If we fail to please, it will not be from
our lack Of industry.
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DIED


March f5th-At Patch Grove, Thomas B.,
son of Reed and Harriet M. Patch, aged ST,
months.
Mother, has the doye that nestled
Lovingly upon thy breast,
Folded up his little pinion,
Andin darkness gone 10 rest?
Ma the grave is dark and dreary;
But the loved one is not there
Hearst thou not its gentle whisper
Lnting on the ambrient air?
March 15th-On the Head of Platte, JOHN
CARMICHAEL, son of Peter Carmichael, aged
about 10 years.
March 16th--In Platteville, HARDIN Ma
DEN, aged about 80 years.
March 23d--In the town of Waterloo, OF
lung fever, Mr.. EDWARD SpRAGUE, an old ant
respected citizen, aged about 40 years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-27

FAMILY DEGENERAcY.-We have heard OF
the heads OF modern Goldfish aristocracy reach
ing back to the shoemaker's bench, up to the
palace and princely wealth, and then down to
street beggary and the wa h-tub, but the fo,-
lowing soliloquy by one of the RIcHEY fami
~ who had descended from an ancestry of he
roes, and in two generations had come dowr
to pitiful obscurity in Beetown, caps the eli
max of ridiculous humanity:
"My grandfather fought at the battle Of
Bunker Hill. my father was at Hull's surren-
der, and run like hi on the plains of Kish-
waukie''
Had the noble descendent of Bunker Hips
glory stepped up and forked his newspaper bill
before he went to California, he might still
boast of one drop of patriotic blood--but he
didn't