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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZE 5
J, Is Prizes amounting to . J II, %
Whole Tickets SO; Halves Is; Quarters t!S.
PLAN AE TILE INTcEHH

PLAN 0F TIE LOTrEHE.
The Numbers from ! - .n,tNc, currt-ppnt,ing viii,
those Sunhcrs the Tickets printed separate .s
Of PAPER eacve with small tin III res and placed
The first A. Fries similarly printed and encrclei,
arr placed in another wheel
The wheels are then rcvvlvci, AMI number - drawn
PrEe. rtwn from the other wheel. The Number and
Prize IN yn out are Opened and exhibited 10 the audi
rrce and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
h;ing placed against the Number drawn. This opera
ton i. reI,,ted until all the Prizes are drawn ont.
the succeeding NUMBERS to those drawing the hrst
Prizes will be eutitlel Ia the y Approximation
Prizes For ,xample II Ticket No. u Ia draws the
s.Oooo Prize, tho5 Tickets Numbered iis;s Il. ilsai
and llssa, viii each no entitled t" 400 If Ticket No.
10 draw the fM1a Prize, those Tickets numbered 81
81 aal, 80, will eacl ie cntitledto s3p, and
cor,iins "a The above scheme.
figure Of the Number that draws the s.ofe Prize For
example IL the Number drayiny the su.GR Przc ends
ends in /, win I've entitled To SEQ II the Numher ends
with No. :, then all the Tickss where the Number eu.
in 2 will I've entitled 70 s'N and 20 on he.
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purchasers immediately after the drawing.
and a1s e M One "rs a and se
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gE- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount ~ the prize that each
entitled to, will lie published after every drawing,
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25

PRETORIA my eli and in my family cy,y s,nc. Won
purpose put out. With a tei Cold should ssE
er pay twenty five dollars for bottle lhan DO wfh6
IL, OF take any other rcnely."
Group, NhoOpins couSh, Innuenrs.
SrRIssyIELD, Mass, Fcb. Z. 49,.
BROTHER AVER: 1 will clieerfully certify ySd
# wh"srnr Tens C rey . rs he s, The cur
chiLiren: Wsof y.nr Fraternity in the South srIse
people. HIRAM CsSKLIN. NJ. ID.
~ doors six weeks: took nlaIv medicines without re
lief finally tried your PEcToRAL nv the advice " ou
throat and lungs; less than one half ths SSstr mai
me completely wei. Your medicines the .heapes
p and .H sa Ses ss Sa nu and We s, ySa
Asthma or phthisic. and DsOnehf,is
VAST MascHrsTKE, IA, Feb. &, IesS
SIR: Your CHERRY PKCTORAL 10 pertaining mar
vcllous cures in this section IL has relieved several
from alarming symptoms 81 consumption, sui 70 NJ.
''e 'unss 'Ol 's III iiE fSsk l. Parks Msr.
Iowa, wr ties, Sept. s, is5;: During practice ~
many years bive fuad nothing eiusi q ran,
CHERRY PEcroRAL for giving all r,'.s4 on
srml'Iye patients, caring such claraNs.'
We might add volumes Of evidence, tn; lie uoH
found IN is effects upon trial.
Consumption.
PrJ'rly rcnrdy has ever been kr, sxnwhich
cured 10 many and such dangerous ca.essas this
Some 10 human aid can reach; hut % those ths
Asst, dIIovsE. NEW YORK CRY, March 3, lss6
DocToR AyEs, LowrIL: feel Il duty and
ss Sna I NV ysI shH S Gs s1 ave
lalmrng under the ,iut ;rus symrt,ms Of corsumr.
on from which no AL We sa.lt p1gre s.ys her
Strong, of this city, where have come for sivicr,
recommended trial Of y"nr pcdieine. We bless his
ron thatiy. She Is vet a. strong = she used 70
BE- ni is free from, ber congh and calls herself veil
Yours 18th gratitude and Tegarl,
eRIsSD0 SHELBY. % srFrnYv,Lts
. CONSERVATIVE. do no, despair till y.u have
IL 10 49,
Of the hest n.csi chemist. H. the al@ H. s ns
all around Us le'reak The high 9.rs q i. virtues
Prepares by nr y c. AYse. Inxeii Ma. :: ,,o
sold ~ Keller White Evansville land hr Drucrists
and Mrc,,1ntS tr"asheg, ihe country phoeals
GLOVER SEEDS B'l.. received hi. a.y ty,
= IH. Coax sbS. y
!. NJ $40 : 6opELr coSYsaros
Garden Seeds! Garden Seeds for
1855.
~ u, co.t Son Agents sgr the sale Of L.adrs.s
.'ei' cd their h'-t shipment THIS day, wa.
l lna d o. Papers larry Ysrk c.,seee,
re % % d. &" S issmss.a savoy Dc ~
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~ ~ assorted OHinn Seed IN BuYs;
- d9z fsyers assfl red ani white sold Celery
ISL do do do Cucumber,
~ DO do do Spinach:
100 do DO DO Lettuce: 80
N DO d. do Melons:
- ID do do Cnuss; rsrra
- IL d. Cross pr Pope, tiyas,
80 DO do Aseuid Toina Co., "a
40 do Do do Rsd,.h;
" Bushels asasrted Bean-:
IN do do Peas;
do da Com:
lin DOZEN sssoItcd Bees:
=. bs Dee Seed in Bah. Ju.s rec.,v.a .,s
'f ATE ~ wholesale and retail Nv
iah7 dSs'G z. H. o00R 4 Sun. Agent
Hydraulic Cement.
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seq icr,iy SAN Er'kERY Ymain s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25

DIAPER WAREHOUSE, ROON STORE
II and BOOK BIADERH.-M. L.. JOHNSON
has received assortment ~ Paper om ROYAL 10 the
retail.
viii give he highest market Price for v sGs.
REMEMBER he rlace, TTs; greet, usag Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25

Just Received by Express.
rNHEATRICAL PLAYS, sheet music and hohs,
magazines and Iai,c,s. which will suit the times,
f',r sal. at NJ. l. JOIINSoSS,
iel3 First street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25

The Liver H. one ~ the
human iD'iy and when IL /,
tn. powers IL the ~ stem
stomach isllmn-t entirely
action " the liver fa the
functions. Whea the stu I
are at fault. and the whole
Jucucc If one urgan-tlie
lIsduty. For the disease
prol,rietors has made IL
tn,'re than twenty years,
wherewith To cuunteIart
To- which II il liable.
To- prove that this re.
person troubled with liver.
form-, has hut 10 try a
certain.
A compound has been
aud extrp-tins that part
active virtues of the ine'li-
all morbid ar lad matter
ing in their ,acealIealiiiy
the -toulrh, causing fDnsi
the blood giving tone ant
merry .removin the cause
ms a rs.iirai cure without
after eiiscts, felt i,y using
that rs usually rcsort.d
One dose after eating H.
stomach and prevent the
inc
Only one dose taken lee
nightmare
ONLY one iose taken At
gently and cures costivr
One dose taken after
pepsia.
One dnse Of two
relieve a sick headache.
One hottie taken f,r fe
the cause Of tli.. iis1asa,
O1ly one d"Se imuc IL
0netioSc oftenrepcIie',
Morlus AMI a rrcvcnta-
Une dose taken often
renee If bilious attacks,
feelings.
Only one lutile Is
.ystem the effects Of mcli
One hostile taken for
lownc<S 80 unnatural cal
One dose taken a short
vic"r tn the appetite AMI
One dnse often repeated
in it, worst forms, while
plants yield almost u The
Onc or two doses cure
while for worms i'm child,
81 or spec iicr re ne,iy ia
There is no cxlgceration
ae plain so,s,r facts, that
! prove. while all who use
IN us testimony in it,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25

the principal regulators fth
u u, performs it, functiufss ell
EN- 0-are iully developed. Ile
ely dependent ON the hclltl v
hepproPer perf0ruance " H.
sto rzmach Is 1T fanli the bowels
ole >y-rcm suffers ia conse-
the iiyer-iaving cease,i To- d0
Sc = u that organ, one uf the
. IL his stud. in a prS.tice Of
lrs, Unto nIGd some rrlnesly
.Srt 1.-The many arrangements
re-~mcs!y is at last found, any
ycrr-comPlairt In any Of il.
y "A ~lsJttlc, and conviction il
cen formed hy,lissolyinc gum
'art which IL soluble for the
eli yScinc. These gums remove
tlcrl from the system, supply
thy iipw VI bile invigurating
pod 10 digest veil. purifying
and health tpthe " holcn,arhi-
sea d the disease. ard etiec
out Iny ~ the disacr-ea',lr
ing = alomcl or mineral poison
& L. >~ufBcient to relieve the
the fooi frUm rising aud sour.
~ ore retiring prevent Il,
n a, nisht loosens the bowels
LivrV tues.
fer each meal will cure Dys
two teaspoonsful Will always
IT, -s'Bale ~ structinn removes
asn, >sind makes a psrf.srt cure.
eli fti"Iy relieves cho1Ic While
IIc'! - - a sure cure for cholera
Of cholera.
fteu will prevent the recur-
rks ~hi.c IL relieves sil PAIN
Q is Anecic,l 10 throw out ofthe
eli ~cine after a ung sickness.
for-ianntice removes all vel
cpl-I or from thc skin.
h1rt wine before ealing gives
and>niakcs food digest xeli.
ltc,l cures Chronic piarrhna
lille summer and bowel CONF
The = nrstioSe.
Ires attack : caused Ivy worms.
lid, = rem, there is mo surcr, SAT
+ In - the world a. il never ftils.
ton n these statements: they
that "se can give evidence to
uses< if are giving their unan-
ita favor.
l. Of Liver Remedies now offered
Ire none We can So fully recon-
Invigaraior, 90 generally known
mon. This pseparalivn j. trnly
Producing the most happy results
Almost innumeiahle ceftificateS
q great virtue of this medicine igy
in society, ami We know
'i.i0n before the public -HUoSos
0I.LAR PER BOTTLE.
sole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD a. CO.
etors- Sfa Broa,lway New York.
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,RplGE-Ise coil. all sizes, manila, iu.s, hemp,
AMI cotton fof sale ~ ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25
anlinatiOnS of the City Free
Schools.

anlhnathOnS Oh the lily Free
Schools.
he following will be the order of exam
ion:
Iiss McKay's School, sy forenoon,
20.
iss Kellog's School, Monday forenoon,
%.
r. Redmond's School, Monday afternoon.
? D.
iss Clark's School, Tuesday forenoon,
%
iiss Streets School. Tuesday forenoon,
: 90.
ISIS Sarah Fishers School, Tuesday after
4, June 80
Iiss H. ifs School. "Wednesday forenoon,
30.
ISIS Hooker, School, Wednesday forenoon,
30.
ISIS Ronald's School, "Wednesday after
D. June 30.
r. knights School, Thursday forenoon,
lat.
ISIS Fanny Fishers School, Thursday af-
ION, July LIST.
lndidafes for High School, in Miss Fisher
NJ, on Friday forenoon, July 81
Ugh School, Friday afternoon. jay 2i
lch Candidate for the llich School, will
expected 10 present for esamiI ilion COM
lion of at least one hall page Of fools cap
he exercises will commtnce at 8 o'clock,
=. and IL O'Clock r. y elcii day.
ne Mayor and Counc.iInen of tlI: City,
,nis, Guardian,. and friends of education,
invited to attend
BY order of tie Board.
T.. lIORNBROOK. Clerk.
nsvi.le. Ind IHne e3d, 1853.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25

\ SHEET IRON
II aln boxer ilnp,aic;
sno his. S..~ftei Shot Iron
Fer sale nv SANI FL ORR.
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SEAHLESi BiGS-f.l0N extra h.avy ana Jar 90
- IN sale a. -etIesl ra'e-hv
GRO FOSTER X 60
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lsHEESE-50 boxes best W X. and Hamburg,
u - sale by tstIBEET
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
GARRETT COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS

The Convention of School Teachers
held a. Lancaster on the 18th inst, tol
the purpose Of organizing an association
was not largely though respectfully atten-
ded by most of the leading members o.
that profession, male and female. Jusl
enough atteiided to transact the business
IIlarnoniously and adopt snch constitution,
laws and rules as are well calculated for d
laound foundation.
The proceedings will be found al length
lin another column, to which we call the
attention of Teachers and all interested in
schools.
1t will be- noticed that arrangements
have been made by which column OF the
| Herald is to be devoted exclusively, every
week for one yess, to the use Of the 1sso
citation. an editor being appointed to take
charge Of this department. For the pres
emf, Mr. |. 6. MILLER, Hazel Green, Wis, J.
1.-The editor of the educational column OF on
ipaper, to wllotti all letters and commun'.
cations relating to education and intended
for publication should be addressed By
this arrangement, We are relieved from
responsibility and some trouble.
The association will again meet or
Tuesday, the I'd of September next. All
Teachers of this county and adjoining coun
lies are invited to attend for week O
Normal Instruction. 1t is designed then
ito organize a Normal Department ful
qualifying Teachers AID establishing more
perfect uniformity in the profession. W.
Ihope every Teacher will attend and make
lit The largest school ever assembled il
Grant County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Few Assessment How it works.

Notwithstanding the Macy defects o
the new law for assessing property, anc
the change Of lasis from land property al
most entirely, to basis of personal prop
erty and land, the result promises bettei
than was expected in I'll towns where tho
assessors have performed their duty ac
cordlng to law. We are assured in some
towns the valuations of personal property
will equal or exceed the land prop rtl
which will reduce the tax on land to about
one half In most Of towns, the personal
valuation is about ii third. 1t should be
remembered that under the old law very
little personal property was ever returned.
For such considerations, it is not at all sur
prising that spectators ia moneys, stocks
goods, grain, and every form of property
not in tie shape of land, should he terri
bly, opposed TO this new law which coal
peis them to pay taxes upon their capital
as we'll as the man whose capital is lii the
shape of land For years legislation has
been used for the almost sole benefit OF
lie dealer in money, stocks, securities and
mcrelandixe--the land holder 10 foot the
bill of legislation and support the govern-
ment. Ii remains be seen whether the
land holder y i'll stand up for his rights p
gainst the powerful influence of the rich
capitalist in money, securities and mer
chandize. The main defect in Il e law i:
that too much property is still allowed 'e
escape valuation under ii. Better, W.
think, adopt the whole Indiana law which
excuses no property from full valuation
On our first page viii be found the com
munication Of Mr.. G. X. DEAN, who sap
ported the law in the Legislature last win
ter, with, Messrs Patch. Robbins aud 1ort
OF Grant County without rePeet for party
and not fearing che awful eetlsnres o
spectators.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

as shall command the respect and admir-
alton Of the friends of education.
RKsoLvED, That a stlicter regard sho'd
he paid by Town Sap'ts. to the proper
moral and rneut:a qualifications of teach
ers. Also, that SO long as our laws re.
main unchanged in providing for the 9.
lection of Town superintendent, We earn
estly recommend o the people, at their an
nual town meetings to elect their mosi
worthy, competent and best men for school
superintendent.
RESOLVED, That every patron of y
school is under obligations to the teacher
Of his children, to the school which they
attend aud to the other patrons of the
same school, to attend to the following arli-
cles, viz: TO give the teacher no pupils thai
Iare not teachable; to secure the daily ans
hourly attendance Of every child going ID
school; to give the teacher good room
and apparatus and an uniformity Of tex
hooks; aud to render al necessary aid ii
securing perfect lessons and willing obsdl
Innce.
RESOLVED, That we despair of eve
making model school--a school thu
shall be the pride of the teacher, the prid
of the scholar aud the pride of the commu
Unity, without we have the hearty cooper
alton and living enthusiasm Of every pa
iron, aud unity of action among them
REsoLvsp, That We believe the cause
| of education in this state would be pro
NOTED, BY aholishing The present systen
of Town supervisor and adopting ssslclr
lot County supervision.
RESOLVED, That or school law should
be SO amended as to prohibit children, I'M
der six years of age from attending The
public Schools.
RESOLVED, That this Association hold
| y Teachers Institute, each year OF one
weeks session, and that it is the absolute
duty of every teacher in the county 10 at
| tend said Institute.
RESOLVED, That whether county, vii
Iage, Academic, Union School, or Collegi
ate teacher, it is the sacred duty Of every
one to be thoroughly qualified in the bust
ness and that any one who teaches merely
for monay does not deserve the name o
teacher.
RESOLVED, That we tender our thanks
To the citizens Of Lancaster, for their kind
mess and hospitality IN fn'iing accommo
illalioils for the teachers IN Attendance OF
this occasion, and for the lively interest,"
lihay have manifested 10 The proceeding
/ Of this Associatioa.
| On motion the proceedings of the Asso
citation were ordered to be published III th,
Grant Co. Heyald, and also in he NTiscon
sin journal Of Education.
The Association then sljourued to NEE
on the 2rd Tuesday of SogaienIbe proxi.ho
II. ROBBINS, Chairman
| I. II. MILLER. Sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

SHAvBD, TARRED AND FEArHRRED. -
Charley Redman, druakeu miner, resi-
dent of Dutch Hollow, Town of Po,oSi, for
twenty years, widower and father Of two
small children. was called upon bv the
PotoSi Figiianee Conmittee on Sunday
evening to giya some explanation 30 the
well known facts Of his having fer some
time kept a regular strunpet about his
house and having seduced t@o Young girls
away fron1 their widowed mother in few
er words, keeping a hoase of ii fame
Finding him guilty, he was seized, his
head shaved and a coat of tar aud feathers
applied 10 his boly and orders given for
him to leave Potosi, Dutch Hollow and
Grant County within twenty -four hours,
never 10 be seen again in these parts. He
ieft on Monday and has no, since been
seen. Thus ends the last chapter OF Char
ley Redman, a bad man growing worse
with age. Whatever may be said or
thought Of the criminal code OF Potosi, JUS
tice Is there administered promptly and
eheapfy, with few doAxes or quibbles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Republican Conventions in Grant County.

II should not be forgotten that on Sat
nrday next, being the 2sth day of Augus,
AZ o'clock in the afternoon, Republicans
are requested to meet at their usual places
of holding Assembly District Conventions
for the purpose of eleciing two delegates
for every such district; such delegates are
to attend .he Congressional Convention
at Prairie du Chen on the / st day Of Sep
tember, to nominate a Republican randi
date for Congress.
1t i hoped that Republicans every
where viii attend strictly TO their duty il
this respect. Let the Convention 10 wei
attended by good men.
At such Assembly District Conven
tons, arrangements ought to be made for
the time ard place OF holding Conventions
TO nominate candidates for Assembly. -
Also, regular District Central Committee.
ought TO be chosen whose duty shall be tt
call meetings and perform various other
duties. The party should be perfectly or
ganlzed at once in town, district and coua-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
DAGU GRRIAN GALLERY,

At PLAT VILE.
fENHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the ~erF lEsrs
share Of patronage heretofore Received wo1la asy
mat instead OF going hack to Germany have re opened
my Daguerria1 Rooms in The best and nea;est style
call attention NY work, viii spare no pins in
taking pictures with the latest improvements in any
kind or stvieUith plata magic iack ground that uc
TIRES may have easy aid AXE expression and auns
ance fitted il frames casa, lecRas pi4s or esace,
BY calling 10 their residences, viii take pictures 9
sick diseased persons. Asp, tarns HOUSES Iagd.as IA
Ion reasonable terms. hstares fram tv0 to len
seconds in any weather SKI light Room, third q n b.
Moore's Beck Main street., Piattoyiile.
Perfect iatscitAewiil-he given 20 cha re 6yoi5
blue ligat dress fERAs very moderate for cess.
August ID, b. emo3 i. NAAp}hE!g
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION, HELD At LANCASTER, /
AUGUST 18Th

Pursuant to previous call, number
of the Teachers of this County met at tire
hall of the institute, in Lancaster, on Fri
day the 18th Inst, for the purpose OF or.
ganizing County Teachers association.
Tile meeting was organized by caIIingHon
H. RoBpINs IF Platteville, to the char
and appointing |. H. MILLER, Secretary
After some preliminary business had been
attended 10 the following committees were
appointed. viz:
70 propose constitution for the gov
eminent of the Association, Messrs. |. H.
Miller, D. Parsons and S. Page.
To report permanent officers, Messfs
A. j. Truman, Richard Carter aud Miss
Eta Page.
10 prepare resolutions, Messrs. H. Rob
bins, Vim. Ii. Palmer and Miss Laura Viii
son.
10 confer with the Editor of the Grant
Go. HERALD, in regard to obtaining one
column in that paper as medium OF The
Association, IS. Page.
After short address by Prof Parsons
the meeting adjourned TO meet at o'cloek
ip M.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Second Round of Quarterly Meetings


For P.ateville District, West Wisconsin Con
ference.
Montfort, at the. Camp Ground near Wing
vile, commencing Sept. I'd.
Boscobel and Fennimore. at the Walker
camp ground, commencing Sept. 9th.
Lancaster, at the Camp Ground on Grant.
recommending Sept. 10th.
P attevi!Ie, Sept 18th and 10TH
Washburn and E!enboro', at Swar's camp
ground. commencing Sept. 18th.
Patch Grove, October I'd e. Sd,
Beetown, 6 9Th & 10th.
Potosi, /" 10th & 18th.
Jamestown, 23d s. Gath.
Halle Green. 6 80 & 3Ist.
Providence, November 9th & 7th.
The Preachers in this district are respect
fully solicited to atten the Camp Meetings,
as far they can consistently. Preachers on
The adjoining districts will please feel them
selves invited, and assured they will receive
a cordial welcome. ELI C. JONES. P. E.
Montfort. August 18th, 1855
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
To BE RESTORED INTO PAaApIsE

To BE RESTORED INTO PAaApIsE.-
Nose Strong and Billy Hull are to b.
sent to the legislature nest winter according
to the kllboura and Barstow Railroa.
programme. We knew something of .hh
kind would follow the mutation OF these
gentlemen into the temperance sociel,
and church. 1t is sincerely to be hope.
hat the matter of the Raiiroad cerrup
ion Bonds viii not again be alluded /.
for their benefit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

Aug. l4th-In Platevil'e, of Flax. JON ,
CuMMiEs. son Of James M. and Rosonab A.
ford, aged 9 years and 8 months.
MY DYING roy
"And must thou die, my darling bow
| see the fatal shade,
That DER thy blooming cheek of JOY
The hand of de ath has laid
And now the appointed hour has come.
And borne thy ransoaed spirit home.
let me not mourn: that thou wilt be
A tenant of the sky,
Escaped from lies tualu tuous sea,
And frai! mortality:
When storms arise and tempests blow,
No adverse ga thy bark shall know
Cow