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sss 70 regulate Tie euersaey; but hey must Do
ehis, (Which they win soO without eoosultiag
Daaks, tbeis ffesidan1s as6 db0cos0. TAe Leg
islasuss e New Ye1k ~ vifyiaia have alrsady
win advise. As1 - psuPosal q he Presideot
of . bsuleo Dank = CAadssona, 8. Casolina, %
BEGIN wish - a0eo1seot 70 The Constitutioa
granting powers % Coagress, which have already
been granted 10 them, and which they have exer-
cised TO the great bene6t II the natios, il IN in
suit at once 70 our understanding and upon our
misfortunes.
As little do relish bis osber proposal Of a gen
er.l conventioa of broken Baak Presidents and
Directors, TO esligkecs Congress with their ID
vice:-a Convention Of bsnkrupts to teach con-
gress rcverence for the obligstioa Of coots.cts
and bow to make nothing but gold and silver .
tender Tor the payment Of debts Iof all remedies
for existing evils the last would resort to would
be spurious coin from the mint Of publication.
The other remedy which believe practicable
is that Of Solo0-a sponge upon the account Of
debtor and crcditor-wiPe out all old scores and
begin again. This is the hard money system,
and SO far rs can judge it IL the essential system
Of the present administration-it II to detach the
government from all banking, and deal in Esathing
but the precious metals. If Mr.. Van Buren, -
made Of stuff to go through with this operation, /
wish him well out Of it, but he will want other CO.
operators than the Legislatures of New York and
Virginia; and other advisers than Presidents or
Directors Of broken Banks, or land-jobbcrs upon
loans from Opposite banks.
l think of this l thought Of the dry-dock
pun-boat, restrictive anti-navy system Of MIR.
Jefferson II cost the nation terrible war to he
delivered Of that, but the nation was efiectually
cured Of its hydrophobia. The war was a dras-
tic purge, but it effcctually worked its cure.
fear that our present bankruptcy will need still
more violent course Of alternatives, but the cure
will come when the people arc prepared to receive
it.. They are certainly not SO now-they will
most probably not be SO during the remnant ofmy
term Of life. / hope you will live to witness and
enjoy the convacscence.
Forgive the freedom with which have an
swercd your letter, and believe mo to be, with
great respect, your friend and servant
10. ADAMS.
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NdANAGER,S OFFICE, J
VA keeling. July 13, 1897 y

a.xa,,. Aueu., IL 1887. $4,000, 10000, $500, j.,
O0O $780, 2OOO 25 each Of 1900, and - each OF ooo,
&c Tickets ten dollars. certificate of % whole tickets
will COS, 1870 dollars, shares in proportion
VA IEESBURG ACADEMY, Class No >, draws al
Alexandria, Angus. d. 1887, 100 prizes Of JoOv dot
lar. i. 100000 dollars 10000, 5000, 1000 1000,
"a 100 each of I.OOO-Tickess dollars. certificate
of Is whole will 35a dollars shares IN proper
ton. -
;,;v.ly draw on the Scptsmbcr 1887 S7JOOo,
2O(0t 10000. 10000 500, 500. &c-lickes ~ do
I.rs H,lve. TO- Quarters S. certificate of % whole
ticket. will COS, $50 dollars, shares in proportion
Address your orders 20
JOHN VI. CLARKE
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TNHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing the
citizens Of Milton and its veinsy well thepublic
ecneally opened in the
IL built by John Wright tbs Of Miltoa, handsome
selection Merchandise. purchased the Baltimore
ke, care what Of Judgement he could bring
rsqussoa. Having for tbs last eight
been engaged the Dry Goods business in Baltimore, he
haiters himself he win be able offer his goods on
satisfactory tnss who feel disposed 70 pa
r.re. sa,oes Boots lad readv made eIoshins Psnoas
disposed purchase invited 70 call asd ese = ss-
selves. JUN l-AADOll ~
N.lsor, Aug,-: ?, 1887. l-4s
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v.,.a ACCrDENr--Ed,card vVebster, re-
.,ssshle young man Of this vicinity was found
-. q Sunday evening last, about four miles
"a. ,bs place, near what is called the New
"a, A. inquest was held over the body on
Mo,a.y, se Jury pronounced his death to have
49,. ooeaa;sssa by fall from his horse. The &C.
..,,.oes additionally distressing from the fact
49,. !. v,s SON TO have been married 10 young
,.Av vhom he was visiting.
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| "By agreemeats amoag thoalselves 20 hooor
each others notes aaA drafts, DIZZY (the pet tanks)
are peovidiag . geassal ea1eaey af least -
sound ~ thatof 10 Bank e the U. 0eates."-
NJ 1ssey, Se~cssvy y he 7tsss~y.
| The general curfency Of the country has
generally improved instead Of deterioeated-
III Woodbury., Sarrsswy # akc Treasury, 1884.
"Ihe prospect on tho subject Of the currcncy Is
therefore On tho whole, becoming more satisfac
tory, even without further Legislation. ON
Woodbury.; 1895.
"The mammoth has bled you. When put
him down, SIR, the other money institutions viii
meet all the wants Of the people. ~ Pressdenf
Jacksoa, to Gse Baltimore Delegations, 1884.
"Hc meant to continue the present system Of
collecting the revenue by State Banks, until the
experiment has been fully tried; that he had No
doubt Of the success Of the experiment, nor that
the State Banks, would answer all the purposes
Of the country that he would furnish the country
as good, nay, a BETTER AND MORE SOLVENT CUR
RENCr, than that Of the National Bank: that he
would continue to protect the state banks by all
means in his power. The bank Of the L. States
is trying to crush the State Banks. Tell the state
Banks that l will protect them, and that the pow
er of the United States Bank is nearly gone."-
President Jdckson, to the philadelphia Committee,
1884
"Ali the wants Of the community, in relation
to the change and currency, are supplied as well
as they have ever been before" 1--WE shal! soon
gain in place Of the Bank Of the United States,
practical reform in the whole paper system Of
the country The attainment Of such a result
will tighten the great tax which our paper system
has been SO long collecting from the earnings of
or."-Prcsidcnt Jackson, in 1884.
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STOVE, COPPER & TIN WARE Mandatory.
TOHN MOFF1TT 4 Co., have Established themselves
81 Town of Richmond, Wayne County, lndiana AZ
the old stand of John Mo6se few doors Of the Bank,
on Main street, for the pupose Of Manufacturing Ssore
Conner Sheet HON. and TIA Ware in an its various branch
es They intend keep hand general assortment Of
COOKING Ten AND SEVEN PLATE STOVES; also, gsner-
al assortment TIN WARE, which they will dispose Of on
As reasonable be bought esewhere
and from the wanting any 81
tho above articles solicited 20 give them call
JOHN MoFFIrT, JAMES f. LAKE,
Gusr&vus F.. HAvNEs.
feArN. B. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
kICHxoND, April LIST, 1887. lJsf
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PROBATE NOTICE.

John Shunks and the lega,ees of
Barbara NJ. Easton, deceased, Ia the ayns rfooa.s
SOurt, IAuSust Aeiins
The heirs of said deceased, J 1881.
NOTICE hereby given all persons interested III the
estate of said Barbara NJ Eason decd that the muc'pa-
rive last III and deceased will be present.
cd Judge Wayne Probate Court Ga the hrs or
subsequent day of this term Of said Court 10 be
holden nj the and for said county, the
second Monday August and that the will then
and there be proven and admitted to record
Richmond, 7th, 1887. 70
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. r. SCOTT, takes this method 70 inform the et-
xens Boston and the people Of the vicinity that he
8 prepared attend all calls in the practice Of MEDl
CINE and SURGERY. From a practice Of eight years
in the diseases of west be feels much Conscience Of
ferng inhabitants of this place. PaTtic
viii be paid slo diseases Of the EYE
Boston, August II, 1887. 81.
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ALL persons knowing themselves 70 be indebted % INC
subscriber by Book account, would confer
rticula favor by calling Immediately and settle the same
have declined business and exceedingly ANXIOUS 10
have nv books settled possible therefore hope
that those will neglect this notice. nose VINO
cannot nav now would do well 70 call and balance tnef
book accounts by The books will be kept at the o'o
stand, up stairs. ,~,.,, ~c,rp
RIcuxoxp, NAV Sd, 1897.
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

WE have a good assortment of CASTINGS on hand
which we will WARRANT; and making STOVES of
the very and APPaovED PATTERNS warranted
TO stand and give satisfaction As stock last was
constantly, unable TO keep up good
and Castings; but arc
such this avoid that difficulty, therefore in
vise our old ramNDs and call and sec for
themselves E. GaoyEa will give his personal attention At
all limos arrangements will enable
him 70 be constantly tho oAicc.
e. GROVER & BROTHERS.
May 4th, 1887. l6n
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Coon lpEA.-'rhc Jacksonville Courier
sg,thas the merchants and traders intend to ad-
vsips every person that taxes "fssnch leave
ankas place, without paying their dues mss Is
N aespesimcst" that we think Is worth trying
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

CsSuanusssSAL ELECrIoN-We have as yet
,.e.;veA - definite news from all the counties
~ou,ooe;.~ this district. Mr. Rariden is elected,
- dosbt, By snjority Of At least 2,OoO votes
over Cea. M'Carty.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

ANYWAY stolen from tbs subscriber by his dr,i-
ken fahe-. bound boy by the name OF james l. wv
eas about 10 age hereby orwarn all persons
from aborng trusting either him his besotted arsns
o., NV ACCOUNT STACY lIORNOR
p;.h,,o,a A,rs, - ls;1 3l-3,
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WHIG OFFICE,

MONDAY, August Ia O'Clock N.
FLoUR-The supply of new is very small as yet: in
consequence prices of last week fully maintained, VIZ
$780,
WHsxEY is in demand 27A and inspection at the
canal. Arrivals light.
BACoN.-There is change in this arsicle-a few
sales making "A hog round canvassed hams, ii
LARD.-A fair enquiry for good leaf has been man-
ained prices ranging from 81 Inferior, dull
a. cents.
PoRK.-We hear Of N transactions.
GRAIN in brisk demand the follow ing prices Corn-
Sc per Wheat SLIP; OATS 40 cents; Corn
Meal, ga Beans, IS.
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From the Lafayette Free Press.
DlED..On Tuesday the 1ss of August in the 42nd
Of ago, . very illness, Mr. JOHN HILL,
early settlers of this town. and Of
worthy and enterprisng merchants.
Mr.. Hill native of North Carolina, but for many
years resident of this His death will be long and
deeply depored in this community. He emphati
an adectiona,s husband sincere friend, good citizen
and honest
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From tho Washington Globe.
TREASURY DEPARTNENr.)

August I, 1877.
In compliance with the resolution OF The Sen
ate of the second Of March last. notice is hereby
given that the receipts for the month Of June. as
ascortained and estimated, were
For customs, about $2l3,OOo
lands $4,000
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

work on Tumosrs, by John C. Warren, just pub
lished by Croker g. Brewster in decribing
case Of cancerous affection Of the tongue, caused
bv the habitual use of tobacco in the mouth, the
doctor, whose authorities in such cases will hard
" be disputed, says--Tobacco is a common
cause Of cancer in the tongue and in the lip. For
many years back, have questioned those affected
With these diseases, n to their use Of tobacco,
and they have generally answered in the afhr-
native. Every man who chews tobacco, may.
think. cosidcr himself particularly exposed - the
danger Of having a cancer on his lip or tongue
sNIer. Journal.
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OFFICE OF THE CUMBERLAND ROAD,
RICHMOND August II, 1887

wv ILL DO received this Office Monday the 81 ST
wv inst Grading the 10Th, l1th, 18th & 18th Sec
,ions of the division of the Cumberland Road be-
tween Richmond and Centrevilie including bridges and
Drawings and Specifications of the work will be
exhibited Thursday, Friday and Saturday
preceding letting the hours Of 10 A. NJ and II
NJ and from p. NJ. By order of the Superintendent
WV. DEWEY, .4ss't. Engineer.
RICHMOND, August IL, 1887.
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Fare Rcalmced.-NEIL, MOORE T. co,
A RE now running three daily COACHES, from 'pneet-
ing Cincinnati, and have reduced the are Oh tna
r soo:s =. x..e,vil,e. $500
do W keeling,
DO to springfield,
do - Dayton, 49,
do 20 Cincinnati, S,OO
Intcrmediasc points, cents per mile
fArFor sea q apply At old established Offices
frNeil, Moore & Co. have ths osly lines ronnsns 'f
Columbus o Cleveland, Huron and Ssndushy oo,
Columbus, July 20, 1887.
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CouxrEzsErTs.-Mills, the Hays of Akron, has
captured a gang Of counterfeiters, with their
plates, with large quantity of notes, signed and
in preparation on the Merchants bank at Toron-
to, Upper Canada. Meegan was taken from our
Jail on Monday to Akron, to testify against his
brethren. The name of the principal counterfeit
ter taken is Ashley.-(Canton Repository.
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Congress from Maryland present the follow
ing result:
D;sfr;efs Last Coneren. Merit Congress.
l. J. NJ Steel,s John Denns&
2 J. A. Pearce,& j. A. Peare,%
J. James Turner,t J. T. II. Wosthington,t
b. C. Howard,t {B C.. Howard,t
4. ) Isaac Nc Kimt 1Isaac MeKim,t
g. C. Washington w. Cost Johnson
& Francis Thomas,t Francis Thomas,t
2 Daniel Jenfcr.S Daniel Jenifer.&
sWhigs-tVan Burcn men,
Esisspps-Ws have another staggering return from tho
election State. Columbus in Lounds which,
the Presidential Of for the
Van Buren, ticket, has now voted rs follows:
Whir. Van Buren,.
Prcntiss, 800 Gboson ~
Acce. 294 Claibofe, 2S9
In ono county and heard from the Wings have
gained hundred v0teswhch promises very 1alr
q at the the Van Buren, majority, in
whole state, only 81.
Tho whole county Of Adams has given the follow ing
For Prsnsiss, (whIs) 81
Acec, (Whg) S30
Claiborne, (Va Buren) SIO
Gholson, Wan Buren) Io|
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$2l3,O00
100000
Ss93,O0O

The expenditures during the same month were
about 9, GIL ,6O3.
1t is proper to add that the above statement of
receipts, like that for May, includes not only the
money legally paid into bank to the credit of
the Treasurer. and the amount of Treasury drafts
taken in payment for duties and lands by collect
ors and receivers. but all the money which they
returned as hand, after deducting what proba-
bly, would have remained in their possession, not
deposited during the month, and the banks not
stopped specie payments.
Sccretnru of the Treasury.
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EDMUND GAGE 4 cos WHOLESALE
rs REMOVED % No lO6 Main street, between Third
and Fourth, where they win pleased supply their
customers on their usual terms.
August ), 1887. Gin Gaz.-2mo
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Cheap Cash store.
-. Sxoe. Hut,- Hard Esd 1sa Ware.

THE b.. iuss received lag ard nsn,oaAos
...or.en, Of Ladie. md Gsnsiemea: 1000 and eho,s-
80. ~ Rot. Of kinds; thick Boots and BIO
e. H -: n-.-.... CaLf-akm &soes Of different kinds;
IA b,en ,;es jazz Downing and Navs bos Shoes; boy.
DICK L.ass shoes Of s's ss.. qsa; s A Carp;
Ia Zoo do; Misses Leather sad lid Shoes, Lsa:hsr
30 Morocco do. Kip Slips. ALSO-keeps on haad a
.eea, Of Geatlemens Sill Hat, boys Felt do LINZ
W1SE Carpeases Tools and Cuslsry, Of which be osrs
=. Wholesale snd fesa tho lowest prices and mos 'ca-
soabls ss Main door east Of Afv'n kseos
HENRY g. CROCKER-
RSeAaasd, July 18Th, 1877.
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@Tbe editor Of the Globe, driven into corner,
give. i, Is his opinion, that 'sif man is knaye
IN politics he will turn out to be knave in every
thing eIse.n The experience Of the editor Of the
Globe is conclusive as far rs il goes.
Baltimore Chronicle.
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LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of the Treasury.

". By put the coupe de grace upon the new
Treasury Bunk, and denounce it Us the Coxge
system Of public pillage. A letter-writer from
Washington in the same paper very nationally says
we have now in the U. s. upwards of 500 State
Banks, the charters of many Of them extended to
ss9s, Or q Prosibit tho state legislatures
from granting others if they choose? Where is
the power prohibit % sovereign States, entirely
sovereign far this subject is concerned, from
acting upon it as they please? Suppose one or
two States, or two thirds of the States, if you
choose, were to put down their banking systems,
would their acts cxtinguish the paper system in
the United States? No-New York and Pennsyl-
vania alone could and would food the whole coun-
try with a circulating paper medium.
IN. Y. Daily Express.
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THE ELECTIONS.

.Maryland Coneresmen.-Tbe last and present election
for members of Congress Maryland present the follow
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So woman's kaiter boots and other
articles too numerous to mention.
By s,ric, attention he hopes TO solicit
share Of patronage Please call for yourselves
+. =. All rips msnded gratis. .,.,,,
Main door OF lrvia Reeds Drug store.
Richmond, August 10, 1887. 3I:u
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~nn Pair, dick BROG ANS. AZ ~hsse1al sssail.
~ d Dhr C(lALE 4 HAMILTON.
May g, 1897. Na
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49, - - e he editors and INC
60 ..e,.;oscd BY orr late elscf''o' .a'
sass - he bssvisy Of ous editorials 'n''
-
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And nall :hce in the dunnest smoke of he'll,
That nv keen knife the wound il makes,
Nor heaven pe.p through the blanket Of the dark,
To cry hold hold!''
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THE sub. ber respectfully informs se nhabisssA o.
Rrh0,d and vienity sha2 he coatnves - teeP, as es
old .s.rd Opposite D. D. Slows HorEI, constant ssJ
Of ,vpsr6ne FLOUR, OATS, &c., which he wiz eel 'o~
for CASH.
sapss6ak FDous, PER 100 lbs., 1918
C0Sn Meal, PER boshevs 80
Rvnn. Sc ~ 81
0rTaE highest prize. paid in cAss, fW Ms:aa3 1870
Oas., and Rye. EDWARD fAANC.
Richsond, August 5sh, 1887. 49,
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Tire Indiana Wing and Political Insellieeuess VII -
published Mammoth sheet and be issued wsexiy. :"
will be exeeled BY that OF any
other periodical During the ssss'oa q shs
isIature scmi-weeky paper will be s'oed eomss'nos ''
nd reports Of the debates and procsedmsa
TERMS.-32 30 in advances for hfy-swo numbers -
90 q. the expiration six months, s. - At the emo u
volume. No paper win be dscoatinued unless a. ~
ton of the Propetors until all arearaees are p''"
highly desirable thar pros,ec should b ss"ae
before the first Of August Pos, Mass''' are a"es0
and authorized Agents
l- Anv person obtaining subscrioen ana oeeo'as
responsible to The psopresor the s'ne snail fecsTe o"'
copy gratis
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Superior DoAttn8 CD0enDs
TN1E SUBSCRIBER has on hand, lag aaa eEn.15
az everv No uzed Which will sid lower as 10y noSD
ever beea offered il shis market ..~,.,,u,~~,.
Richmond, Augss sd, 1897
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13
n DE Is u.

PROM THE PORTSMOUTH JOURNAL.
sONNET.s
s.our 7ss IRE rivers. gliding fra
To that unfathoned, bouniicss SEA,
The silent graya,"
Iaife's liire story. told
BY moonlight or the sea,
We're led by strings OF goid
On TO eternity.
But ere the swectsonanc5 Is done,
She gilded cords melt onS by ore
Iifa'a like well known tuns
Played under rustling trsss
BY shepherds pipes 10 June.
And the hun of bees.
Alas how quickly dies the STRAIN
we San't recall the notes agaia
fife'e like a plsasan! dream.
Gaily vera borne along
With music on the stream,
And Sunshine, joy, and song.
But soon the happy visions gene.
"And death comes softly stealing on,
How silently!"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13
@.AEsO.ssA
%O'YICE.

4 THE Store formerly known by the
sme of Read & Co-hut now by the
.a,ne Of John Clark having closed its
'usiness in the town of Moorefeld-
Bounty Hardy, with view of renov-
az; the subscriber takes this method
Il informing those who are indebted to
ne aforesaid establishment either by
sote or account, that the unsettled and
sncollected claims are placed in the
i.andsA Of james Carr Baker, Attorney
4 Mooreheld, who is authorised to col
Get g. receipt for same-and further,
hat no longer time can be given.
j. r. MCURDY,
.Ag't. for j. Clerk
March %, 1s37.-etpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13
FELT.
This very celebrated and unsurpassed
Engksh Race Horse and Stallion,

This very celebrated and unsurpassed
English Race Horse and Stallion,
u 3 RECENTLY selected by me in
Il a England for his brilliant career
on the turf, his fine bone and
size, his exceedingly rich, fashionable,
andrunning pedigree, and many other
recommendations not often met with.
is a remarkably rich and handsome bay
horse, near 16 hands high, with fine
bone and action, great power and sub
stance, excellent and clean limbs, and
an uncommonly full carcass. In blood,
performances and power as a Race
Horse, he has no superior as cross for
our American mares, being OF family
celebrated both for its speed & its game,
and combining the best blood OF all En-
eland-as Prunella, from whom are de-
scended Waxy Pope, 'Vhalebone,
Whisker, and host of others Young
Giantess, from whom came Priam and
Muley, and from Selirn (the sire of Sui
tan, now covering at $3.50, own broth
err to Rubens (the grand sire of Cana
ripe,) and Castrel grand sire of Queen
Of Trumps, only winner Of both Oaks