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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

FvrRv fscH a sAtLoa--Ihe Bali
a,ors Clipper says, few days Sc lOliy
son an fie ocean Wos about beng pui On
bostd an outward bound ship. - uhich
Ne had pfsviously sulsred, When - st.edi
I,ave "a have another ran up toun- Beng
iufnrused that be could MOI be permitted 70
- - re ship YES about ealing, ~ t1ns
entlo atnsn On ihewh1rl an e1urs e,laa-
- - nm. eHars. my freed throwinE
-. .iIeerSsll.r. asrgnd thai 81 cell
4, - r,tch for ycn au5ihsf um1. 4ock
I've ~ no Ehi.eihsr VS. thoi m
sioetW
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

SPAN1sH RkMEDY roR CHrLL AND
FEvER--Make good sized cup of strong
c,fTee, sweeten il we'll, with an equal guam
tity Of lemon juice. This juice may be
bad al any Of the drug stores The dose
is to be taken Just before the shake is ex-
pected 10 come on, and must be drank
warm, and on an empty stomach.P 49,.
But the Spaniards ia Cubs, are not the
only persons acquainted with this power
fol and efficient remedy. Il IS noticed IN
mr. Poouevilles travels in the Morea, ss
follows: II have often seen intermittent
fevers subdued enuTely bF mixture Of
strong coffee and lemon or lime juice,
whichis successful remedy al over this
country. The proportions are three
quarters of an ounce OF coffee, ground hne,
with two ounces Of lemon juice, and three
Of waies and mixtures 70 Be drank warm
aud fasting"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

CoLD BLoonED MURDER.-A murder
ola most wanton and cruel character, oc-
cnrred at Lebanon, Illinois, about fifteen
miles from ST. Louis. IL appears that a
rowdy young man, named John S. Ed
wards had been disturbing the religious
meetings in the neighborhood for some
time past, and a pious old gentleman,
named James Moore, reprimanded him in
accompany, recently, for his conduct Ed
wards was violent in bis expressions
against Moore, for daring 10 reprove him,
and swoTe be would XII hun. He pro-
cured knile Tor The purpose, made known
10 a number the use be intended 70 PM "a
10, add, calling the Old man on Of lus
house. plunged the weapon into BIS body.
The mufderef ffd, snd, il is supposed be
made bis escape 70 New Orleans on the
steamer Admiral. The citizens IN pursuit
Of he villain arrived IN 81 Louis about an
hour after the boat lefL They offer 500
for ms arrest Our vigilaut police will no
doub, give him an carly cal should be
arrive Ii tins city.
Edwards j. thick set; has heavy black
uhiskers; IS quick IN hs moilonS about
tuenfv-one yesFs 81 age, and weaB black
cont ADD hai--N Q. JsG
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14
!. HILL CovNrr, sept. Z, lsl6.

49,
Dear jack
~ enclose you a beautiful picture of
"poIttiedL gratitude" truly portrayed IN
The fortunes Of Ex-GoV McNutt. During
his gubernatorial terms, he appointed
Thacher and Freeman to Offices. He no
ticed them from consequence given to
them through their patron, Beasaucon,
their iit compeer As soon as the Cover
nor lost his fortune and political power,
they took shelter under DIR. GWin, then
GOV. Tucker aud Brown. They have
sought every oficewithin theirreach since
and have succeeded, mainly through the
influence Of Gwin and his deputies, and
the subsidized press in Gwin's service;
originality bought up by plaintiffs money
in his hands as marshal, TO keep down
inquiries about Indian Speculations.
Through Gwin'G influence Bob Walker
has taken TEACHER under his care, and
Freeman is working TO get into his grAces,
hence his name amongst the committee at
the late meeting at Jackson. Thatcher
was readily countenanced BY " alKer' VINO
discovered that he possessed cunning
enineaEty, DeS.-ies he desired his services
on the Bench anna made him Judge Of
the High Court Walker will hardly trust
TssoassD. for he luck g. - = ~
iIy discretion No two men in the State
contributed more, according TO their res
pective capacities, in depriVing Governor
McNuu Of Senatorial honors, than these
two. There success in ONCE seeking Is
problem TO all, who do not know the Way
The wires have been worked. HISTORY.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

HUnE AVN Hrs MoTHRR.-t seems
thsf Hmm received & religious edncauon
froui his mother, ARD early ~ NC VS. .ne
subject Of strong aud hopeful religious IN
pre<sious but ssl .e spproachedto manhood,
thew were effaced. and conhrmed Iniideliiy
suocedcd. Maleruai pannlliy ho@eyei,
.lsrmed al FIRST calne % loek with less
-, mon tins decisfsnon end Dial lore
I'd rsvrfeuce SEEMED ID bavs been absor.
bsd III theprii ofphilos1 phicai skeTiieisln;
Ar. Hume nou' applied himself With 20.
1900 and unhsppilt, -hh successful
eEsTss, - aP ths founasroast ha mothers
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-05

TIE ELoQUENcE OF MoTIoN.--W lam c. Pres
ton. Every has read Of action, action. nc
ton of Demosihones, and of " hat variety of c.
motions and passions Roscius could express by
nero gestures; lc, it not be supposed, however,
TINT such PROJECTIONS OF art belong 10 tho an
clients only. Tho follow ing anocIote of VIM. c.
Preston, is Illustrative Of our remark
Some years ago. among thousand Of others,
were listening to one of his splendid haran-
cues from the stump. Besides one, as
deaf post, in brca.hless attention, catching
apparently every word that fell from the orators
lips. Now the tears of delight would roll down
his checks. and now in an ungovernabie exstacy,
he would shout ont applause which might have
been mistaken for the nose of small thunder
storm
"At length Preston launched out Of those
passages of massive defamation which those
who have hca I'd him know him to be cupa-
bio of utering. In magnificent splondor il was
what By ron has described tho mountain storms Of
Jura. It's effect upon tho multitude wos like q
whirlwind. Our deaf friend could contain him
Golf no longer; but bawling into ear. if he
would blow it open with tempest. "whos that
a speakng" cried he.
..Wm. c. Preston replied we. loud
lungs would let
'Who!' enGuired he still louder than before.
"Wm. G. Preston. of South Carolina, replied
nimos. splitting our throat IN the effort.
"WeIi, Well''-returned ho--''1 can't hear q
darned word he or you are saying, but great Jer-
leo don't he do the motions spendidn'-I South
Carolina.
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srpnrx CHANGES THE MorHr. 0. Cos,v.r1,ox,-

srpnrS CHANGES THE MorHEn OF CoxsrxrrioSs-n;.
Tact clearly demonstrated whenever have .sut.
den change in the weather. Ii at this time that ~.
seed OF Consumption IN the syse nur,rrea
until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously dis
eased when IN all probability the patient. for the tina
VIII begin 10 seek relief How thousands thus ne.
gect themselves and suffer their health and ay their
life TO be destroyed The first perceptbe prints Of
COAST Af lioN, experienced "sudden changes Of
the weather. are oarsenes and Cough Soreness the
Throat and Irritation Of the Benchi Pain in the He aa
Coness of the Feet and sudden Chiitnes over the Boz
dy- Atiength the Cough and finally Prosta.
ton and Langudness Of the whole system follows which
indicate suGGen decline of Health and the speedv an
preach Of CONSUMPTION. These facts pIan as thev
sens bic does however seen,
alarm those afflicted until be late Ii Is The re-
the greatest Importance Ter those who be at
tackled the effects Of sudden changes in atnaos-
phere 10 AT once procure ..DR. DI'NCAN'S CELEBRA.
TED EXPECTORANT REMEDY" the Greatest Pre-
ventatsvc ana Iie Gard of CONSUMPTION, and the
only Certain Medicine that Will disease and
restore the lungs To their former Health.
DIR. Duncan's Great Western Office is opened in
Cincinnati. at 80 Sycamore street. few doors below
5th, where his Medicines be obtained in large and
small quantities.
D. For sale AT the RIcHMoNp Book SToRE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-05

j. TIE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS, has given such n
creased demand DR.. DBncans xpectorant Remedy
for the and prevention Of consumption aud diseases
OF the liver. that the proprietor has been compelled
open "estern Office; particularly for the
ton of those afflicted living the West, who heretofore
have been compelled 10 visit the Piiade phia Office
send and trouble This therefore
to inform all afflicted with disease Of consumpve
Gre that his medicines and advice always be obtained
al this Western Office II therefore be hoped that
the many thousands who troubled with a cough, pain
the breast and siGe shorness of breath. difficulty
raising and throwing Of the vicd phegm and
that settles the tubes and lungs, splitting of blood
and of the throat, and other symptoms that will
lead TO consumption will take timely advice and
procure few bottles e Dr. Duncan's Expectoraat Rem
eoy. which certain TO the first seed Of
that takes when neglected. and DESTROYS life
esteEn Medical Office, l59 Sycamore street, CincIn-
natl, Ohio, where DR.. Duncan medicines are sod whole
sale and retail.
GA supply Of Duncans Expectorant Remedy. inst
received and for sale at the Richmond Book tore price
81 per bottle. March goth, ISi6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-05

TiiTtY WlEvfSo'-To those preaiSpo>ed 10 Consump-
toni hc weekly records Of Death aud the amount
that die 81 Consumption, s!cuId convince all, that
time sh5 be lost ia procuring something arrest the
the tender membranes the lungs, and them
disease. This timely caution may be the of
spArng from the shadows Of the gFutc and placing
within their reach Remedy that Tens Thousands have
used before them-Hany who living monuments of
heath to The present Is il not then blessing to the
sAIaare that there medicine that will their
Affections ana sound health Thus Ia be found
timely Of DIR. DUNcsN's EXfEcft kEMEpY,
expressly fer diseases OF lungs ana the
promonitory symptoms OF consumption Those who
cough, cold, hoarseness, and
the throat bronchitis, splitting of blood pain the breast
and sae difficulty Of breathing, &c. should not delay
procuring this medicine until il il TOO late
I z For sale at the K cL1aoai Rook Store.
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TO PLOUGH MAKERS.

He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in He
has S.oops Poughs ght and left: Peacocks right ana
lef GODS Plough, four different s!zesll OF hch he
viii sell at Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
j. THRESHIAG MACHINES.-IIe has excel
lent Ihreshng Machine which he manufactures and Will
sell for Cash approved Trace or horses
aud despatch the execution Of work. II inferior
0
The uudeEsg ncd his thanks the public for
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm OF T.
and ], Harra, and would respectfully cit contnu
their fayors- d5&il kinds OF Machinery repair
notice. Cash. Nheat. good Horses viii be
token. J Acaan e for any of the above articles.
THOMAS OH ARIA.
l5It is necessary that the business Of the late firm of
L. and J. . larra should be settled pos
sibe; therefore, those who indebted said firm
hereby requested make immediate payment.
June IL, ISIS. ran.3I,-.l5.i T.O'H.
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REEDS.
ga Z. EgEMcNI1,

MANUFACTURER OF Coaches, Barouches, Friends
w Carryall~, York Wagons, fhuions Buggcs. sc.
Also. superior article OF Coach, Cabinet, and Japan
NARNtstt, aaElac tured IN Philadelphia by whose
kne" ledge OF the art places hum without rival. War
raEted net 20 crack.
ALso-Ca-riare Trimmings of every description, such
Iiccs. Cloh Silver iiah Bands Door Handles. Lamps
Lock ana ifnccs Riggs, < c. all OF which will be fur
nshed at The lowest Cash price. Persons distance
h. communicated by dropping line the uhscriber,
Main street, opposite Mr. Gbert's Hotel. Richmond Ia
June IL, 1915. I9n ~.
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JEW DAVID.-Those who acquainted with the
of Jew Davds Hebrew Plaster ana Persia
Pills will doubtless be glad learn that another
has Just been received by the travelling agents who
prepared furnish local agents with fresh supplies
immediately The immense quantities of these articles
Sold proof sufficient of their superior medical virtues.
Yet should there be incredutous daughter OF
affection suffering under all the horrors of Lame
back Rhe,rnasisn Seated PAINS, Weakness, Pain
the side breast. Seedlings, Tumors hines Eril DC.
(a of which this plaster seldom fails cure,) with
Dyspepsia, Lirer itcon Fsrer ChW Ferer. Ferer and
Ague Scroula any of the diseases that originate
impurity Of the blood and circulating fluids, for the
tonishing of which these Pills have become
popuar.) the benefit of such will sub DIN few
extracts of showing the estimation which these
medicines are held. where known
indianapolis, April 9Th, lef5--Nessrs D. Harter Co.
-(sents-You will please SEMI US II dog. boxes Hebrew
Plaster and dog. boxes Persian Pills Immediately The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell a
JoHN J. OwsLEr. Druggist.
Newtown, Ia, April 10tf ls45--Messrs. u. Harter &
Co-Csufs-I would that the hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue TO go off ne and neav
of Pills, Ind better send some by the stage o-
doubt not that this medicine will be much want
ed this every body calling for it. Yours,
truly, JoHS Mick II.
Charlottesville, Ia, Jan. -. 1sl5-Nessrs D. Harter
ply of the Justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Per
sian Pills furnished three weeks since. and it would
be we'll to keep me well supplied find calls the
c-easirr daily. l would here
have no articles drug that give better satis-
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills
Moan s. THOMSON.
Washington. Ia, Aug. Sd, lsii.-Ncssrs D. Harter &
Co.--GentsAti the request Of many, who anxiousy
awaiting the arrival Of supply Of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills, write You the
eoRd time saying that ont. We have frcquc ut
isacon Please send another lot Immediately and oblige
Yours, respectu'iv. GALLAGHER & WALTERS.
u VI "e y James X Dugdale, Nichhioho' L.
I }
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20 all Teachers and parents.
VALU ABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,

They among the best series of Reading Class Books
for common Schools publ shed IN this country: up-
wards Of 10000 copies have been sold in l. months
Amongst many letters OF nLation the following
has just been received from of the best teachers
Pennsy lvania:
LEES PoRT, Berks CO., August %, lS45
Messrs. Gregg Elliott: -hentfemen-Accept my
thanks Tor the OF Readers you kind
send by friend DR. Darrt when he last in the
CITY. consider them decidedly the best School Readers
nave met with have introduced them into the School
az tbs place. and find them fully my expecta
toms ave also introduced Gr4msAaws History of the
United states another Of y0ur valuable School puica-
tons. ! am much pleased with Dr.. Rusehc mergers
wor"s On Anatomy ana Botany, which you kindly
me Iey appear 70 10 be inst the WORKS needed.
bring the sub of Natural History within the compass
of common Schools, and nd during the
winter 10 make effort introduce the subject
to the Schools here, and for this purpose would like
the whole series of eight uniform volumes which
have requested DIR. DARN TO procure for
Very respectfully, fSgRcd,) II c. BAKER
PRINCIPAL, Lees Port Seminary
13-All the above for sale by David 7. Holloway
Richmond Ia, c. b. Davis, indianapolis, Ia and Ier
chants generally throughout the State.
The publishers all Teachers who have the
est of their pupils at heart to examine their valuable
of School Books before introducing any others.
October 29th 1915. tiff
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MOkD FOUNDRY.
STOVES, HoLLOw-wARE, and CASTINGS,
fCinc nm att Prices.

ITVHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he carries the Fou ndery business, At the
esabsle r; lately concucteG by the firm OF I. and j.
0'Hacra. II has hand superior lot Of STOVES;
consisting Nos / , and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove >pans Improved Cooking Stove, and ten
plate Of different sizes, with general
Of Franklin and Parlor Stoves Also--Pos, Kettles
AnGron-, and Wagon Boxes
He also manufactures and makes order Car6ing Ma
chine :, Con3ensers. SPINNING ana Mapping Machines
broad and narrow Power Looms Fulhng Stoves and all
kinds OF Machinery used il Nanuiac, arlug establish
Ilents
Mil Gearing Of all kinds made the shortest notice
He feels confident saving that he has largest and
best lot patterns the Western
and Saw Mills. He has, short the latest
prove me- Mt ia the Mil Gearing line.
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zsGsaT and CLEANLINESS

E f LIGHT YOU want. just to
4 Such CANDLES I'll supply
That any better be,
Or the eve!
So hurry and bring the Cash
Come one. together;
(.0oG goods you'll get, not common trash,
They II stand weather.
Hard, white and sweet what ask more
Come and crowd my Factory door.
Your clothes vour faces. hands, and feet,
Much washing Will require.
To keep YOU healthy, clean and sweet
Then. too. for SOAP enquire;
Both hard ana soft-both strong and good,
/ make of every kind
Bring your cAsE-your TRApE-your woop,
I'll suit YOU Your mind,
SOAPGREASE and ASHES, too, won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose
GEORGE WILSON.
U-Grateful for favors past he hopes Tor more
Richmond. Sept. "a, lS4S--39tf &
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--latest Improvement in PlOslylAs.

~ HE undersigned would respectfully inform his
\ TONERS ana The public that he continues the Plough
Making Business. his old stand, and has, by the
d. :. Horney, added his former
OF Fouehs, entire set OF patterns, consisting Of
right ana leit handed of different sizes, constructed
apply 10 all kind. Of fourhinTinade TO work with
without cutters. high mould boards. with
daEdsihe standards constructed to receive land
sioe plate This plough Is made with a wrought shaer
well i1i with sieelthe shear and moudboard formed
70 render them better calculated clean themselves
than any before in Application for letters patent
Will be Immediately. ANY person awaiting himself
of tie benefit Of the above desc Ibcd with
the Of the Sisc TiLer, will do his peril
The unsuol low price for which this plough will be sold
places within the reach of every farmer A general
orte ut of and old patterns constantly hand
III sale low cash.
SOLOMON HORNEY, Jr
March ith, / &c. lot
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AND CLOCK RE-
Important New Works.

The Debate Slavery. held in Cincinnati. Oct ISIS,
between Rev j. blanchard. Pastor of the Sixth Presby
Church. and \. L. Rice d, D., recently of Ky.
Pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church. Cncin-
natl, Ohio. Price. 1925.
Indiana Annual Register for 1876 published by S.
Turner, Indianapolis Price 80 cents.
Wandering jew, complete, in two volumes. Price, 50
Just received and for sale the BOOK STORE
Richmond, Feb. itll, 1876.
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HISSOLTrION OF PARTNERSHIP.-The part
nershp heretofore existing between Cornelius Van
SAINT and John J. Conley. dissolved by mutual
the affairs the firm will be settled by John ]. Coney,
who will continue the business.
G.. VANSANT.
J. J. CONLEI.
April GOTH 1916. l1:3w
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TO BREEDERS or FINE HORSES

would say there is horse in Indiana or Ohio at this
time of as high origin Nertumnus. Being sired by
the removed horse Old Eclipse-who out and beat
with all horses of his day, which assertion Is &C
knowledged by all sporsmen who acquainted with
the history OF the running stock. The size of this
Horse will nd him all classes being of stout
and muscular built. measuring seventy-three inches
around the girth. This Horse farmed of George
Brown of Charleston, South Carolina, by his present
prophets who having been engaged in the trading OF
horses the southern Markets for several become
acquainted with all the noted horses of that
try
JOEL. HIATT,
WILLIAM CRAWFORD.
I6-E,y
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Rejoice. REJoIcFl REJOICE! For TIE HEART IS GLAD.
DR.. Duncan's ENPectorant Remedy brings new hopes
and atering prospects the consumptye patient whose
life attended with great suffering and PAIN and reduced
TO slender thread. Despair not. While there IS fe
there hope and you be healed. ana raised to eno
again the bic sings Of health. Perseverance s then only
and that before the lungs too much diseas
ed and liberated. and is certain Thousands of
persons saved annually from the "consumPve
by the timely of Dr. DacaH's Erpeciorant Remffy
Read the certificates Of performed in every part OF
the United These evidences sufficient to
all that DR.. Dupcans Medicine safe and certain
that serious disease, consumption, its
infancy. and secures health and happiness
j Dr. Duneaa's Western Medical Office is $50 yea
more ST. doors below 9Th. Cincinnati, where all
forms of affection eradicated from the system and the
body healed and again made whole
fC-rFor sale at the Richmond Book Store
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VERTUMNUS

L.
OF CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
T>HIs DISTINGUISHED RACE-HoRsE, will
] make his present season at stable in Milton
Wayne County, Ind. commencing on the first of April
price. to wit:-TEN DOLLARS for a Colt; the
to be paid as the IS known be with colt
parted with No accountability the par, of the
keeper for accidents that may happen Any person
from distance wishing have the services OF the above
Horse either leave their the farm Of the
gne, where there plenty good blue grass
pasture 5cts per month stay all night free Of
charge
Desert ption. --vERTUMNU5 is a beautiful dappio
bay sixteen years OLD this grass; black name and tail
black legs Up 70 the knees, without any white; fall
fifteen hands three inches high remarkably metroa
all his proportions, bold ana commanding his APP
Pearance, with action surprisingly hne IN word he
utility, grace and beauty.
Pedisree.--vERTUMNus,a bay horse bred by Ma
got by the celebrated running horse, American Eclipse
the sire Of Medoc, Mingo, ARIEL, Okey, and many
others Of the best in the United States, ont of
Princess BY Defiance, Defiance by Florizei. dam Miss
Dance by Roebuch, Roebuck by imported Sweeper son
of Mr.. Beavers Great Drivers Roebucks dam by inn
ported Old Bafazet son Of the Earl of Marchs Old
Balazet he by Godop hln Araban:Princess was ont OF
Old Empress whose the imported horse Barouet
by the imported horse Old ger her
a full bred by snup Of Jenny Outer who
got by True Briton her dam viz Jenny Duter's WAS
Quaker Lass got bv Jumper out of Jacob Hitxencr's
imported mare Molly Packolet, her 9. z. dam got
by old Spark her g g z. dam Queen Nab, and her
G G dam Miss Caldwell, as per the certificate of
cass al o:k.Ijr ~ 49,, ,,I.r r,nnars ,,d yin
'ners 80
Given under my hand This OOH Iu,,. 1875
WI p Johnson
,
@ frst '9Pf'ng heeuh-, y OF"
ias ~ Looi' feftuilhus mere cohe'i1e4 LOT ,s az -
heid Oh '"e oest e"ts ever e>abea on any tufi' anu
3 4 w r9ce 7. in le al ."o llea, SsWeephg
80 80 n.et @ SIX PI ts,
ei's] oeahg en- { 2f -Ailota .! r II
mare b. C. Emus by Eclipse Dam ibo mare; G by
Eclipse dam Bedford mare; en-. G Morrls' by tcrpst,
dam tfand Duchess en- roc' by Eclipse Gam i,etSy
haasoh; en-, {; oy Eetre, daii y ar nary Gu l.
py heul9Fu' can ar On I, lara I sti
TO hedoc. Arhongh he ram ei! IN torrents ms race
was PerioFiied II 'he 'iI q ~ - 5 ana m ana -
Al me same meeting .eflihlis ran a match WIN
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": 70. ~ I'm ,o,, e.,.
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= = $50 - 800 - ~ :! \, !, - =
:. ~ ,rt.e = 1'. -, io"i ~ NJ
iidii9 tii ~ -'t,o ~ y y H.
Tour years o!d. oy i'I,ii: track rather neavy. oo