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sTAFEMEETEG AND SUFFERING
L,Irn on RN mn Ai W. AE va

sTAFEMEEING AND SUFFERING
CURED BY DR.. MAYS, OF VA.
ar. MAYS bGgs leave most respectfully TO an
4D nounce to the citizen. of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city for the special purpose Of ring M
PEDlMENri OF SPEECH, and ali other defects in
the voice. lie has in his possession testimonials Of
the highest responsibility aueaing the signal success
which has attended bis labors, and would be most
happy 10 exhibit them TO any gentleman or lady who
might do him The favor 70 call.
isis residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN
Baltimore street, where he can be seen at any time
between the hours Of 10, a. N, and 4, r. NJ.
{G3" DR.. MAYS will visit fades ri thsr residences
il requested.
BALTIMORE, October 2oth, 1915.
DR.. JUuN MAYS, Globe Ian, Baltimnre:t.
Sir: cannot permit You to leave the city with
out rendering in some tnrI, my SENSE Of Obligation
for the benefits derived rom your ueiimEat, ty two
of my sons aged 9! and Is years, who for !oHG pc
Rod have been afflicted win an uncomfortable habit
OF stEmmerng which. with every ptecauttn they
were capable of adopting, appeared 10 be steadily on
the increase.
All difficulty of ustcrance was wttl nigh overcome
after their fret niervlewaRt such, with very slight
and occasional exceptions, nag continued to be The
to the present time, period of nearly weeks.
know nothing of your system of Cutc--Aut the
confluence in lis oT0Ughncgs entertained b. my
from first 10 Iasi-cOnnected with the facts that have
come under nay Observation-Disclosures me 10 Offer you
this testimony to your success, IN the firm belief of
its general efficacy. Very respectfully an tIulv,
go lw O5hOND &. TIFFANY.
EDaENEENE. The most splendid exhibition OF
II PAINTINGS ever offered ia Baltimore, may be
seen nj No. 4O5 Baltimore street, over Canp6eils
JGwe!ry Store. The exhibition consists Of the cCic
brated Painting Of La Belle Nature, which has been
eu.ogiZed by gentlemen Of mste and learning, more
than any other picture thai has been offered in the
States. The subject is young Female situated in a
richly decntlted apartment, iust rising from bath
aud wipng her foot with napkin. Though the
figure nearly in state Of nudity the position is such
a. to create indicate impression in the spectator,
VINO is rather struck with Sentiment Of admiration
and rcslcCt Expressive Of every uuchaste indicate
puisa ion. Also Daphne he Liuympe a painting
similar TO the above, and Two very large paintings one
pre- sentrs the Proiig0l son III The Wilderness, and
tie other his return to his Father. All of whica are
from the pencil! Of Bonfel OF Paris, pupil o.! Inc i'm
equal to La Belle Nature was never exhibited III
America.
Admission o5 centS-chdren half price. go Iw
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OFTEN END IN COESUMPTTOE
II Ilance's Compound Syrup of Hoarh0und is ia Ken
ON The first appearance of Cough il will imn edateiy
cure it and save the sufferer from an unmcly grave
price 80 cents per bottle, or six BEETLES for - 90.
For sac by SETH Z. HANCE, 1913 BgItimore-sl
and corner Of Charles and Pratt-st9. 03l
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EIHhflh FOR SALE. The subscriber offers
II at private sale, his FARM. in Hartford County,
Maryland, bounding Un the Little Falls Of GunpOw-
der, containing PIG Acres, than ~ of wsich
heavily limbercd with white oak, hickory, poplar and
49, Chcsnut. The Improvements are n Dwell
t4E!.I LING HOUSE, and good kitchen attached.
a5d!.. There two good Orrhgrts on The premises
43a, Il containing various kinds Of fruit in great per-
iect0n. The fencing is III good condition, and there
is an abundance OF young chesnut to keep so also,
good spring within few feet Of the dwelling, with
good stone house it, together with other out
buildings. About 30 acres are in meadow, and the
soil is Of good quality, the whole well watered and
divided into convenient fields. 1t has every convG-
Vlence 10 tile Baltimore market and TO one afforded
by large cotton mandatory in the vicinity, and is
situated seventeen miles from Baltimore ard within
mile and a quarter of inexhaustible lime quarres,
and very convenient TO mills, stores and places of
public worship. This property can be conveniently
divided into two separate farms.
ABRAHAM JARRETT,
81 miles south west of the Hartford Turnpike, and
two miles from Long Green Post office,
t63- For terms, Sc, apply at the OLD TOWN
AGENCY OFFICE, No. 1913 North High street, next
to Gay. o29-n
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MRRDcLAIM 1T TO THE WORLD
III THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND is without
PERCEPTION or EzC-cyGtion
the most cafe and speedy all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds which, unfortunately nsgleci
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A CUE AND FEVER EFFECEUA LIN
IA CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous Recommendations and certificates
of EFFEcTUAL cures are in the possession of the pro
pretor, but these are of avail to the sufferer A
permanent cure is what he wants, aud il is what he
will have if he takes the Pills according to the drec-
tons. Prepared only by DR.. t. X, TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per box. iy7-COG
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:. .rrA..l,qt.s NsrsNAI,AMII.EA

HRLANkETs, BLANK ETs.
aB Just received, large assortment Of 94 TO l4-4
WHITNEY BLANKETS, of superior quality.
Also, Servants BLANKETS. For sale low, Whole,
sale AMI retail, by HENRY w. COOKE,
OPS Gomez Hanover and l,ophari-sLs.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

n EIckEM DUNCAN ias removed his on ce
eB o from No. "A N. CHares street 70 No. 81 North
CALVERT STREET. o.. 3n
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

,hgEesa, TO LET--A three story Brick Dwell
MlSs1 LING, with passage, stable and hydraht in
SfTiii the yard, in good order, situate in Lombard
u street, (south sde,) third house east of High
street, VIII be let TO good tenant s2l5 per year.
Inquire of MOSES DYSART,
No. 1872 Canal street
o2S-eu4t doors from Monument street.
N1OR SALE. A very Tx ly black woman %
IL years of age, TO serve years. She is good
plain cook, washer and roner. Apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTTI, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corn8rof South,
go Nearly opposite the Exchange.
HNOR SALE. A very likely Boy, II years of
RI age, to serve 10 years-he can come highly re-
commended. Also for sale black woman to selvc
years, with her two children, boy and girl. She is
a first rate cook washer and irOner, aud can come
highly recommended. Apply at
l.. +, SCOrTi'S Intelligence Office,
o27 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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Gvp.k VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
as6E{f7 PRIVATE SALE. Those five small two
pEEEiS story Brick Houses on the north side Of
~A"F Franklin street, between Green aud Pacs sts,
will be sold together separately, in fee simple or
with ground rent, at n very low price, This proper.
~ is sitllted IN an improving nrghborhood, and is
decidedly the best situation for business in the west
end. Early application should be mad TO
ALFRED y. REP,
selTU No. 3ij Baltimore street,
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LATEST DATES.
CLEARED

CLEARED,
b. brig Sylph, Wainwright, West Indies, r. s II.
Il. Tucker.
Schr Kate Pendcrgast, Evans, West Indies, Kirk
t1nd, Chase x Co.
ScbY Maria I,ouisa Phillns. Richmond mastpY.
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M'HEAP BLANK E1'S. | have on haAd, a
a lot of very cheap WHITNEY BLANKETS, of
good quality 8, 10, IL and ~ Or, which are worthy
attention, having been bought at sacrifice, and will
be sold at Il small aivance-Ca AND ste. Reme,n-
Der thc No. EDW. J. RICHARDSON,
ole No. ~ Baltimore street.
a treat BARGAINS! Choice Family GRO
US CERES; Fresh FLOUR, select brands; MILL
FEED, OATS, CORN. CHOP, sc. Sc, wholesale or
retail Also, CIDER VINEGAR, for Picking
G. w. AIREY, Agent, 800 Baltimore st.
oil between Bond aud Caroline-sts
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SURGICAL ~ DENTAL thsTHImt.NTs
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and Heeps
constantly on hand, general assortment of Inslru
ments, at No. a. SHARP STREET. se2d- :im
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WNTAHTED, Immediately, male English
w Tcachrr, 10 instruct the common rudimrnts Of
the English language, 10 go about II miles in The
country. Apply n
4. t. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
03g No. 10 Exchange PiscP.
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;. CAL{RGAlS ~, CARTS, .4c.

EE IIpD1GliSI f&HtItS IL&E'&FEHU. )f
!aNA- extra supcfhne ard fine qualify handsome
assortment hand a.i vii. he rctat!sd ouS Ut re-
daced prices.
y. ". CJ&2iDT, - Baltimore street.
O242w near rupgir'ts alIry.
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A. Croyeau, III Baltimore st.; Coleman & Rodgers
~ Baltimore ST.; $. c. Winchester, l65 Baltimore
st.; Z. Hale, ll2 Baltimore st ]. M Laroqne. Ban.
more and Harmon sts Jas ?. De Lac0nr $50 Bali
more ST; M. 3. Thompson, Howard and Fayette SIS;
c. P Rodgers, Howard st. below Fayette; J w. Bar
~ Il Co. Baltimore and Pearl SITS. ola ,HthsH}n
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GsGMETHENG NEWI The attention Of tile
~ ladies is respectfully called to an examination
of beautiful assortment Of new style Zephyr Worst
ed STARTS, a beautiful article which win he sold
verylow. JAMES COBURH,
OH 40. 1873 Baltimore street, Dalt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
TIE HOUR IS AT HAND
Delay 10 Time.

The follow must convince all those vino suffering
FIRST pfemonitorv symptoms Of dis.ase. leading
Pi1onarg toasnn1pt'on that time should bs lost in
procuring ai hicn viii and pIoong lie 4
Mousr VERNON. May 2sth. 1541.
DIR Dnn-an.-Dear Sir: Having had o witnes
effect OF DR.. Duncans ExpectDrant remedy on Mr. Eli
Young the Of Pulmonary Consumption. feel
duty make brief order othsrs that
cray be afic,ed with the complaint may DO
fitted by the remedy.
lie attacked wiki nfiammatio the left looe Of
the ungs ia March, 1913. attended pain, greet
difficulty OF breathing and cough which proceeded
rapidly suppuation; and the and
application Of the best remedies prescribed by aushn
the complaint. few days, began exhibit syidsss
symptoms OF ulcera ton.
la this distressing of the complaint, had recoufse
DR.. Danran's Tx Remedy for Consumption.
winch had the checking the disease Immediately
easy, co,gh left him, expec
subsidized; Consequence Of which using
bottles Of the medicine he has recovered his health and
estofed TO his family ami friends. }. UPSON, N. D..
DO HEREBY certify the above a statement Il
The Of Mr.. Young, also by many psrssns
formation wonderful efficacy Of DR. Duncss's e.
ecorant Remedy requested call upon the following
persons:
6 A Jones. Mt. Vernon. Jno Hamer, do,
Ssr11ot Israel, do, Amos Hipsley. Morris tr-
John Ross, Pix. tp.. VIM. Findley, do.
Principal Ofce. 10. North 9Th Street, PhiIa and sod BY
Agents generally neatly every County Town U.
States.
~ A supply of tn. abo.. Expe,oran. Remedy I~
received a, the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
January l. Ie45. GTSi per bottle.
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DIR. DUNCAN'S
ExPECTORANT REMEDY.
cQNSuMP

Colds, Coughs. Splitting Of Blood. Bron-
chitis, difficulty of Breathing, sthma,
Pain in the Side, Breast and Chest,
Whooping Cough. Group. and all
other diseases of the Liver and
Lungs.
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ADV RTIS EN- EN- Il S.

Terms Of Advertising. .OsE DOLLAR per square for
three insertions, and TwENrYFIvE CENTS TOR each ad
ditional nsertion-TEN LINES the occupied by
$50 ems, counted square, nothing counted lees
square; all square, and less than square and
half to be counted square and a ha-Per square fol
three months, THREE DOLLARS: for six SIX Dol
LARS TEN DOLLARS per annum; two squares FIFTEEN
DoLLARs Fifty CENTS per annum; three squares
TWENTY DoLLARs per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others verng by the year, will be charged for
column Of 1000 ms, for three ourts
of a column, 5000; for half a column, $500; for
quartet column, S25 00A deduction of 30 per
will made advertisements longer than quarter Of
column, inserted by the half year year, and
sered Chanccy notices and petition. 70, divorces,
be paid invariably in advance Advertisements coming
from abroad, be accompanied with the cash, unless
ordered for publ alton by a brother publisher.
n 3. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid unless the option of the publishers by
big agemsnt pubshe and the advertiser.
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ITEMS.

The Algeimeino Zeitung, German paper, re-
ceived by the Cambria, gives long account OF
the creation, by galvanism, Of an egg, and IFS
subsequent Matching, producing a fine, lively bird
Of perfectly unknown species, and without fea-
theirs. This feat performed by Professor
Getting OF Bruneberk, after fourteen years spent
in experiments. Tho Editor Of the German paper
Gays no has seen the bird thus produced, and
remarks:
'This most astonishing result has almost upset
our previous notions Of natural philosophy and
tho governing laws Of animal organism. AS we
gazed upon the featherloss bird hopping about,
and feeding upon the seeds given it, we began to
doubt tho reality Of own existence, or that Of
any thing about us!"
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Doctor Walter z. WanOsfrOfchfz'

TINS pill. by the experience Of years. has been pvoved
he the plus ultra OF medical The ess
braed inventor himself cured $4,000 Of
pressed sickness and other Diseases nedss
females. having them, the exclusions Of ever
remedy diseases. during continued pssetes
Of nearly 80 years. without solitary instance of failure
when used according me directions They first 10
,oduced on con,in~n, III 1919. by DR. Thomas Philip
Of Newburgh New York. he having obtained the osDs's
for preparing them from Dr. Wasosiro,chiz himself
They since ,hs, been nsed very extensively shro's
Of the States and the proprietor sbsos
~ satisfied Of her virtue tina, he earessiy challenges -
Grid produce medicine any fern that will pssse
superior in relieving the Affections Of suffering vones
For sale the BOOK STOkk.
January "a, is45. ~
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Listen the warning fate that behold daily an
guard yourself the very first uncng premon"ry seed
Of Consumption CoI!, Cough, Soreness d He 1roal
and Bro,ctf h,f,sen1a, Sp,tting Of Blood Broneas.
Storthtss dIcEis OF Breathing. Choaknc or ra'''as
lica and ritiated matter Pam IN the b'ed't &e &C.
pubic foot prints of Constopi'oa
and should be Immediately attended to BEFORE Ut BIZ
TOO LATE. When disease is permitted by suicidal
and ia ia thread upon the ten,
L. mann az O
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

ARTIFICIAL ARN.-A tailor by the name Of
William Dodd, informs the Boston Transcript,
that having lost his right arm below the elbow
joint, he had manufactured very simple arm
which looks quito natural, and has enable him
since July last, to make with it ffy-two coats of
various descriptions, twenty pair of pants and
general assortment Of work. He is very willing
to show it 10 any who has had like mis-
fortune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
1886 Persons actually Died

insdiou- desease Consumption This assertion
i occular demonstrations in our own midst
behold It's fatal ravages in families all around US
Daily gathering cherries embrace. friend from
circle cas:irg gloom and darkness over rs place Of
vista This of serious AMI feariul import An
enemy a cruel ..releHess tnfmy?" meets US nj ever
n, the bedside solemn hour OF mdnshs
light OF NOM, and featu''y and sosmnly
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G U N SIN ITHING

TIME subscriber respectfully informs public that he
has established himself in Richmond, and is prepa-
make, order, RIFLES of superior ouoli,y-the
barrels Of which are nufactured in Lancaster, Pa He
viii also repair Guns Of all kinda shor,e.,
Prices cheap. CTShop opposite ths National Hotel.
JOHN W. FLEMING
Riehnond, Jan. 24th, lS45.
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THE CELEBR ATED
DR.. Rnsh's Compound Purifying
Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
STRICTLY VEGETABLE.

STRICTLY VEGETABLE.
ME sSalted reputation attained by DR. Rush, both il,
II private practice and Physician the American
Army 10 sufficient for the ec acy and usefulness
Of this truly invaluable medicine Ii prescribed By
him aud other Physicians attached Army during
glorious revolutionary struggle, and proved
tain and unfa ling for of tho
and the distressing compile which
afflicted, vz Affections OF Liver, Dyspep-
ges,on, and all disorders arising impure
Of the blood. Under this latter hea may
-Obssnats cruptions of the skin. Pimples
Syphi,ic symptoms. Scsy Euptions, letters and Ring
worms, White Swengs Scroula and Mercuria diseases
Il is also . excellent remedy for Chronic Rheu una
tsm. Infants Cholic and general of the
IN children for Of which has efec,ual
provided. unless il be this purifying Medicine
For sale the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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A correspondent of the New York Journal of
Commerce says:
IL will guarantee all am worth, that tho num-
Der of letters during the year commencing July
LIST, 1S45, will be four-fold the previous years
letters; and, if am not much out in the calcula-
ton, they will be ton fold"
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The patient FOR the ret time, probably be willing 10 be
about his e when al! prubabili;, - ias be-
OF the skiliiul medicinal
ali May awaken all who be aiirtei
disease that lead to. be of Pulmonary character
Tha, should lost procuring that high famed
Medicine,
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY.
(for diseases oftte respiratory Ogan' aai Con'mnpoa)
The Wordsr1l discovery the healing nrestins asd
removing all diseac from the and also for nrres,ns
cold and silent by attending early 70
Uto1sattd OF lives may spared
great enjoyment and comfort Of many families and
dearest friends.
Can nppn any The Agents who sell DIR Duncnn's ES
pee remedy, where viii be nccd OF
dea! e1cacy person band. whom are at
liberty al upon before purcbasing. The proprietor al
medicine particularly all afflicted who
his medicine be careful and
cor1ing Directions amphiet which
around each bottle - By adheTing strict
~ directions, ami sufficient quantity be taken
- n and decided trial. perfect
as,is, performed unless tho Be
hopeless before using the medicine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

AN EDiroR.-A Scotch writer, who has had
some experience to qualify him for speaking on
the subject, says, eff you havo not chosen pro-
fession, do not become editor. Beg-,ako the
pack-kecp lodgers-.nko up school-set up u
mangle-take in washing. For hnmanitys sake,
and especially your own, do anything ra .her than
become newspaper editor"
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II known fact carefully ascertaineh from the bill
and records of mortality tina, throughout the United state
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OF CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLYN A.

yl>iiIS Di>TiNGu iSIiED RAG E HORSE VIII make
county, inaiaha farm Of undersigned commen-
next the iolo~iag price. wi:-TEN DOLLARS
Tor a Cot; lhe noney ae pail the Is
colt pared tn No "
part keeper accidents that may happen
person have of
Horse. either leave their farm
uaier-zGed plenty good oue gas
assare per month stay all nisni, i.ee OF
cila rse-
Desert D. ion.-- VT+2FUMNJ i beautiful daPPle
grass. black AMI tail, bias
ess % White; fail han8s
three FenafAab.y ca! IA al ms proper
l1as: bold Commanding ms aipeafaace "l.h ac-
surprisingly fne: Word, he combines Uncph-
asse.uae pon.s speed, utility and beau
~.
Pedigree .--VERTJ MINI :. bav horse bred ~ Ma
" it.am Jones, OF opcen cauay, New YORK,
ceiebta running AmeGiean Eclipse .le
Meioc NHso. AIicI, q heHy. AID many others OF
the tt-i of Princes b Defiance
finrizcI, dam Mss Daoce hy Roehuck, Roe
by ia SNee per Mr. Beavers Great Dn.
vera kos bucks dam by imported Old Ba)azct. OF
Earl ii NaF-h's td Baazct, ne by Godophl AtobIan:
Princess OF Do Empress, whose siJo the
ported BaTonet: her imported hofse Ola
Messenger her dam iIli bed by Snap Of
Jenny Dutc-, by frle Bsitoa. her dam t,z
Jenny DIter'sJ gJaker Lass got by JanpeT,
JACOB HutxetneF's imported mare, Molly Pacholet her
: dam got by old Spark; her dam t1leen
Mao, 9 &. g. Z. dam was Miss Caldwell, a per
certificate of Gafret Nandonneer, Esq
breeder OF Princess, Aei Kelly, and many CHER
ners nj
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W VI r. JOHNSON
Given under my hand ,ais 29.h

Given under my hand tors Iyih July. 1850
Performanccs.-.First Spring Meeting York races.
Nav D. 1851 NeItumnus contended Tor prize
.i ~ the hest ,as e, er exbited On, any tutt a Il ~ On
the race ~ ne st,e at two heats sxeeun. tahe- $500
fo,teIt .I0o fifteen sab-.rbeJ- II uayine frlcits D
- .r - .ff,,d t - -, H. ~ h,,,n ~ re
: E'n,,. nv tcI,o-e dam F,5b, mace ~ EcI,ps~,
49,, . Eat',.t no. .h : sio,r,s H., E.Itp.c fam
frs,i Il,,r,,cs. IN F,,Ii nv Fr,-c dam uet,v Ran
.,n IN by IctIe-e dan, ~ Sir Hsfry:ra T. iirsf,.
b Pedfard dnm Fair Star. "a t},ta mn sister 10 Me-
III. abo, il the rain feit 10 torrents ,bis ,,re va. er-
,,r,nod ,r, mo ,,a ,t an ~ ana ~ and II Al thc
1890 rcetro Nert3,nnI,s ran ,s.rn v,th I,nls ~, e
heats for : 900 SIDE, ~ hleA ne ,on--l 5g-I 81
Noff,lk Va Fall Races. Nov : l-3t SNccustaka
for three wear ols 500 entrance half foteit-von
Nertnnnis IN two heats. beating Richard Adams lay
coli Alp o, iockepha, second,
Time J3--l ..
Three !inl, va. Races, Nav y. 1875 IIurse cGe1.
two mile heats Won hv Nertninnus four ytars o.d. N
f.n4r best. time every cher heal - beating
Mary Lea four wears old y Iro,eo, dam b. >ir fbe
m Il Fesse Eve wears OH bv stedtev dam Nv Francisrs4
Eos,I,r Son1sr. to,,r wars al ~ >tr h,r.s an,
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May -. 1885 IIurse e3ea
y eftuinnus, four years o.d, n
Y other heal, ,. :. beating b 9.
inoieon. dam bs >ir Archie:
y Medley, dam by francisco;
cars old by SIR { harIes. Gam
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