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TO MEMORY.

TO MEMORY.
q.
BT ALICE CAREY.
From your shining sister throng,
Come sweetest, come awsy;
Sing to my heart song
OF the dear old time TO day.
Sing OF the dear 0fd time,
When the inkIe OF April brooks
Wassweeter than rhythm or rhyme
lever have found in books.
sing Of the cabin low, 70.
Where we learned to work and play;
or The neld where We usedto NOW
The pinks with the summer hay.
Sing Of my mother's smile,
The smile that has long been dim,
And my father, crowned the while
With his gray hair-sing Of him.
Sing OF my brothers, away
From their scythes on the elm bough hung,
And sing me loves story, but nay, .a
That music could never bo sung.
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CoAL ASHES. The bast purpose to whfct
coal ashes can be applied, ia town of.couh-
try, is in making garden walks. If4well
laid down no weeds OF grass will grow, and
by use they become as solid and NOSE dafa-
Bile than bricks. a
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A DIsGRAcEFUL ExHIBrTIoE.--Fhe Mil
waukie (Wis.) Sentinel Of Saturday week
says that on the previous day,one Of the city
aldermen was taken to the watch-house, 10
broad day y.light, drunk on dray.
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THE MAN APE OF AFRIcA.- Professor
Owen, the celebrated naturalist, describes
a new species Of ape recently discovered ON
the western coast of Africa, named the
Gorilla species, the adults ofwhich attain
the hight OF five feet FIVE inches and threer
feet across the chest. Its head is double
the size of mans and its extremities are
enormously developed. They existed In,
some numbers in the interminable forests Of
the Gambia river. The negroes of the
country, in their excursions into the forests
in search of ivory, exhibited little fear Of the
lion, as it skunk away from man; but they
dread the gorilla, for when he. saw man
advancing, he came down out of the trees to
the attack, and could strangle man with
the greatest ease. The strengh Of this man
spe.is enormous: his jaws are as powerful a.
chat of lion, and his canine teeth equally
formidable,
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OF Some wise person advises: When
you buy or sell. let or hire, make clear bar
gain, and never trust to I'VE shan't disagree
about it, @te VI, 4sass ii IN v
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Sale of real Estate by order Of
4 IA u Court -. -

In pursu of an order OF the court Of Probate,
for the County of Portage and State of Ohio, on the
22d day of o t. 1855, On the eOth day of December
next nt O'Clock in the afternoOn on the premises
in Randolph will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real cstate ut the property of james w.
Crockett deceased, to wit; Situated In Randolph
township, Portags County, aud State OF Ohio; hcgiii'
ming at the north west corner of lot number two, In
said township thence running the west side of said
lot to the south of said lot, thence east
on the south line of said lot far that line parallel
with the west line Of said lot shall contain sixty six
acres subject to the right OF dover, of Ame3a NJ.
Brucket therein as heretofore assigned and set of.
S. STRAWDER, Atty.
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fs5- Ifa collection Of persons snakes
crowd, does ! collection at church make
a congregation.
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TT. . B AC HIS
"A IL E r ICA N
.... i. COMPOUND.

THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.
SrArE or NEw oRK, Cayuga County. ss.
One OF tho irn- Of 2. v. R. Coventry y Co.. ofthe
certificates are g,hsine and given by the per-
sous BY whom they arport to be signed.
Subscribed aud sW. N beforeme, HF.Co
A7H Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
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WHOLE NUMBER 5A5.
The Devil Elected.

The following good joke is from the In-
diana State Sentinel: ~ $780,
"a good thing occurred on the DOVE
train from Lafayette yesterday. We have Il
rs we heard IL: @ "a
There was one Of those long faced, I.
white neck-handkerchief, politico-religious
fanatics on board, who was evidently uneasy
lest the passengers should not notice him,
and he, therefore, kept up a loud and con-
tinuous strain Of abuse and denunciation
of "Dough-faces," and at length, when the
cars were stopped at one Of the stations,
turhing 70 an ex-candidate for Congress, he
said in an excited and sngry tone, 81 do be.
lieve il the Devil was brought out against
Douglass for President, that he would beat
him." An Old Liner sitting by, replied
that he was firmly of the same opinion, afor
be (the DeviD would get the vote Of the
whole fusion party" s =
"Itis needless to say that the cars shook ,
with the roars of laughter that followed this
happy sally of wit. The devout preacher .
lef: the cars in search ofthe Tribune. Z,
-
THE GRAVE OF MADIsoN:--A correspond.
ent Of the Fredricksburgh Ne,Os, in Culpep-
per Co., Va, gives melancholy picture Of
the last resting place ofthe illustrious Mad
ison. He lies with his family in grave
yard short distance from his house, upon
his estate on Montpelier; the family Genet
ry is surrounded by brick wall, and the
gate is down. The correspondent says thst
not a stone marks the great mans rest.
ing place; dark, running green box wraps
it with verdure, and the tracery ofbranches
from an old, leafess chestnut tree, relieving
itself against the warm azure sky, nod and
wave over the dark mountaiR. 'Tis sol.
emn, calm and peaceful spot.
The correspondent adds that Mrs. Maids.
on's remains are in the vault of the Con-
gressioEal burial ground in Washington; her
direction was to be inferred by the side Of
her husband, but her son never fulfilled her
request 4s
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DHEUMATfC REMEDIES-Am American
lU Rheumatic Bals,lm, Barfeli's Indian Linment
Davis Pain Killer, Pain panacea, Atwood's Rheumat-
10 Lniment, Farrell's Arabian Liniment, Ponds pain
Destroyer, Nerve and BaHe Liniuient, Hunts Iini-
ment, cramp and puin Killer, Instant cure Of pain,
Mustang Liniment Jayne,s Llniment. Gargling Oil,
Places Lniment, King Of pain, plastcrs Ointments
&C.. d great variety at sE
Nov. 1T. 1855, s5 ~ Swif's Drug Store.
fTHAIN g MoKEONE'S CHEMICAL
s olive Soap, fovwashing in hard or soft water
Price only 10 cents per bar. Just reed by SWIFT.
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CEILING AT COST WITHOUT AS

~ SIGNMENT-As selling at cost seems much in
vogue days, propose to sell our stock Of Sum
mer Bonnets, Flats, Summer Hats md Lawns at cost
Call soon you want any selection.
Augusts 8, ia5s PRENTESS. HOPKINS & Co.
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lITYiNp SITE DEPARTMENT.

RAILROAD HousE.-Mr. c. II. Lynch IL pre-
pairing to erect "a new Hotel at the depot OF the
Va. Il Tenn. X. r.. TO be situated between the
road and the creek, just above and cornerlng on
Bridge street. Its dimensions will be As by 30
feet, and stories high The work has been CON-
menced. and will probably be completed by the
ist of July. Mr.. Curle is the contractor. The
house will no Doubt command large amount Ut
patronage from the Railroad haYel. We ieafn
it has been taken by Mr.. Lee, of the Warwick
House.
Mr. Lynch is also building Lumber House
lust Opposite the Hotel, between the Railroad and
the Canal.
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Arrivals at the Washington House,

Up To 5 CLOCK YESTERDAY.
WIN. W. LEFTWICH. Proprietor.
Jno w Myers, Amherst; + c Nance and lady,
Bedford Thos w Wooding, Pittsylvanja; Peter
Jones, Campbell; I \ Cobbs, Y q T X r; Henry
T Williams, do; f Irvine Campbeli; E II Ringer,
Montgomery; Jas c Huff, Salem; Geo w Ander
son, Montgomery; Jno J Wade, do; Maj VIM
Barnes, do; Z II Board, Bedford; DR. II Ander-
son, Baltimore; Thos VIM, Wythevle: VIM b
Grcter, do; f II Tucker, BIuntve, Tenn; z
Crumly, Paperville Tenn; f S Crumly, do; DIR
II Withers, Campbell; Mr. Taliaferro, Lynchburg;
Mr. Bowman do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

GOVERNOR REEDER, OF KANSAS, has addressed
q pungent letter to Mr. Msnypenny, the Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs, in reply to the charges
made in his official report in January last, that
the governor had been taking an improper advan-
tage of his official position to speculate in lands
He admits that he bought lands. hut insists that
ne paid what they were worth, to parties as COM
petent as he or Commissioner Manypenny 20
transact business. lie concludes by saying that
either he or the commissioner is unfit for his place.
and proposes that the commissioner agree that
unless he makes good his charge by or before a
specific time, the President dismiss him, and
if he does, that the President dismiss Gov
ernor Reeder. Whether the commissioner will
accept this challenge or not has not yet trans,
pired
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To The Hors oth Lynchbnrg l1giiqa-Ne for.
ward the benefit ri Your readers oar weekly review
Of ire markets
f. IN AND GRAIN.--I he radc in f. ur during m,
hat week. has been active, ard upon the nedirm and
lower grades advance of2-04 A.. per r. WAS r.al
ed, previous To the receipt of The Amrricus on
saturday; utter this trnsFr there seemed 10 be nno
anxiety mantle ted the purt ofholder to sell bu, "a
The stock is hardl, sut ciet NEE, the demands Gp,
home consumption. ~e do not expect any mate ial
change in prne before the opening Of
ENta Gt nnes-ee is in moderate request t. extreme
high prices check the consumption and the dealer sud
iously supply only their immediate WANT it is held firm
Wheat has s.dnm if been scurce but li,ilc Of
any description l. on the market except white outh.
ern; this IL taken by mleis advanced prices Very
high prices mn>i prevail Until the grow ing crops -ha be
harvested aud la Il down fee. Corn has been in
good demand for the East and remains firm
PRovisioss.-ln Pork there ha. been considerable
specua'i'n both for the present and future delivery
AMI further advance of4-. per barrel o, new nnd Q.
on old is clearly acknowledgements very firm holders
Manifesto disposition to profit by the report
from the PORK CITY ofihe Hfa. giving the atisics of
the packing season; which .ho - the deficiency be
equal i63 063 hogs l03 III pounds about %
per compared with the figures OF lat year. This
together with the fact that very large portion of the
hogs have been cut and packed into Prime Mess Pork
and shipped to Europe, will give dealers great e.
dence IN future.
New Butter i, arriving more plenty and is rot quite
firms t the stock Of old is almost entirely exhausted
an we think high prices must prevail during lhis
month. Cheese is in better supply and dull gu
nrs. Lard is in tar demand.
SEgDs.-Slover and Tim thy aud market
firm.
Wool i. much wanted Mt prices noticed In table
Respectfully v"iir-
BENNETT & BROkAW
Commission Merchants.
ard BrooJ .,ree,
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1t will not do for '.Sam to relax his efforts
because Mr. Wise's defeat seems certain
We read in the Good Book that while the hus
bandman slept the enemy came and sowed tares
among bis grain. SANS" enemy is watching
every moment for chance to sow discussions
in his family. Let him never sleep and never
rest till the crop ripe. and the harvest gathered
Besides. Mr.. Wise's defeat is but half that
must be accomplished. The Legislature is to
be carried. and majority of the Congressional
delegation secured Upon the first, not to speak
Of other things. the election Of Senator de-
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l.siNsFOIkD N,SON,
'IERS AND WIiOLESAl f DEALERS
Domestic LIQUORS of all Kinds.

KFVITF TENN MD " TTVIFSN II r UEALEh> n
Domestic Liquors of all Kinds.
Il EEr constantly land large stock nj theif avn
IN aud Northern manufacturers. including French
Bfan,iy all priess, lio land nd Domestic TIM \,
Rum. Apple Rrandy. VIM, Cordial und every rrtie of
common aud rur. Old 2 o Whskey, VIII they can at
nh lines sci us low prices similar aitce can be
lurc used IN my et the Nnthern markc's-sa,ing To
hc purchaser cxpri-rs risk aud teity f'nm mnrktis
north oi us.
W. respectfully solicit dealers i've cali, or for
ward their orders Establishment Old ) rect,
PEfERSBuRG, Va, ate determined not 10 be
uedersnd in his any other market ncrth OF snnt
npl2J d.
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VALUABLE FLOYDLAND for SALE.

FINIE suh'rrihrr de,itou4 20 rPnnve Sou'h
count Of hi health, offers tor sale that Naurlr
farm known tie "Shclur Old Place situated ms
North ui tlovd Courthouse. und l,ns both sides of
Itlr River said Farm contains 500 acres; about $40
OF hich Is Meadow Land OF the first quality, and in
high of Improvement; the balance j. gently rolling
upland half oil which ;leare and in cultivation
the rest Is heavily tmhcred with Oak Hickory, Lin
81. For either Grazing Farming the place possess
advantages superior perhaps any other ofeqn size
in South Western Virginia. Every of il being u
vunhe, having running wator in every field, album
daut supply OF Timber ct nil kinds except pine, and ait
unted it is within bait mile oil the Turnpike lo,diug
from Floyd Courthouse to Chri,tian>burg, and Thin II
nliies OF the Ra Road Depot AT the latter place The
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The WHEAT CRoP.-Thc Richmond Wing
says:-"The wheat fields in the vicinity of Rich
mond look very well At present. giving promise
of an abundant crop.
The Peoples Advocate says the wheat crop
in Halifax notwithstanding the severity of the
winter, IL most promising.
The Fredericksburg Herald snys,we hear that
the wheat crop in the vicinity of Orange Court
House has vastly improved within the last ten
days
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OBITUARY.

Died, in this place, on Sunday evening, Sth of
April. MARTHA AGNES, eldest daughter of
Thomas n. and Alkaline Priddy, aged six years
three months and nine days.
Dearest daughter thou vast lovely,
Placid ms a summer eve;
Thou art happy in glory,
Why should thus for thee gtieyeI
Dearest daughter thou hast left us,
Though thy lo~s deeply mourn,
We 20 to thee hut thou wilt
Never to return.
Guide us oh thou blessed Saviour
Keep from the word defed;
Heaven has fresh attractions
siucc 1t holds darling child"
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EINOK RENT. Having engage IL go 10 Wythc-
l. Willie. oiier for reLt thai large and well known
stand on kyles Corner at pfe,et occupied by Mrs. A.
b. Pauert. This house has quite large number Of
regular alders heides good of transient custom
he hou-eho and Kitchen furniture either he emit
or purchased the rer>on may desire This i. con-
serrd ~ many i, cidrlly the hest stand fora family
boarding house Of any in the city possession given i'm
mediatey. Eariy application to The subscriber
quetcd as he expects leave the civ in a days.
JOHN ". PAULETT.
at Greg Try & Roysl's II. W Store.
1I,,,F
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AccIpEST.-An Irishmnn named Driscol. and
negro man, were severely, if not fatally injur-
ed, on the Va. and Tenn. Railroad. near Liber-
ty, last week.-They were in hand-cnr, pro-
coeding up the road, when dog jumped upon the
track in front of the car, by which it was thrown
from the track while crossing bridge 90 or 30
feet high.
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rALAYo RPARALYSIS

Tha leus Smith, II Mu,id Greek. raaewe.l county,
Ii ois says: Il had lost thr Of my for more
an year, by palsy paralysis, the flesh had ene-
= withcred away levin nothing hut skih muscle AMI
bone uei all the best doctors and all the remedies
| could hea' Of, hu, they did NJ good. then com
n,hced the use Of II q. farres Arabian Lnimeni and
few hotties entirely cured and my arm is no" as
strong and aeshy as the oel: it is also h,t for
burn. sprnips and bruises.
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ponds, to succeed Mr.. Mason. who does not think
that an American is entitled to be recognized in
discussion. SAN" has plenty Of work to do
and not much time to do il in. Let him hurry
up, and keep moving.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.
IL. 81. FarrcIi's Arabian Imminent
TRiu NIPUANf NER DISEASE

rh4 t"i,'v srrrt ueiieiar sl zoe, an, cong .rri1g
disease. and suat'hIGg many poor paweieSS victim
from the aiav" Is lis powe iul stimulating pen'tt,t.
ing and aandync Iuie-. it r"si"rrs ihe of limbs
which vc been lrs,ed ttr years; aud by it, singular
puwci of irrr,during The s,uuvia fluid point water
al diseases Of the ,ltt- with snripising rapid
t. tnr fhruu,a,.n. and Infections OF the SPINE md
spleen has proved itsefa spcfc and FOR affect ons
the lungs. liver md Kidneys, it i-amo.t valuable and
powerful auxiliary; also. for all diseases Of the glands
,rroIna goiire >welled neck etc, And indeed
for Utmost disease where exerm applicationi il
req .itrd this medicine ,tnnds unparalleled Sprnns,
htui-,s. cramps. wounis chilhla M burn, etc,
speedily cured ty it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

PETERsBrRG WORCESTERSHIRE American
party of Petersburg have nominated Dr. Thos.
Wthers for the House of Delegates, and Samuel
Williams for Mayor.
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Market.

APRIL %, 1855.
ToDAcco-Active, and prices well supported
for all kind. Wcquote Lres. common, at from
0O to - 90; good, ) ~ to - Oh. Fno
manufacturing Lugs Mt from - To -. Leaf
common. 6 10 to 81 On; good on to $40"
fine manufacturing from II To SIS.
WnEAr.-Whitc 2.2O to S2.25 Red s2.I5t,
$500.
FLorR-superfine so to SIS, family Sill
CoRN-9O 10 % cents per hushel of 56 los.
OATs-55 to 90 cents per bushcl.
We would recommend Planters to prize ,be;r
dark Jugs and leaf tobacco in large hoesLeads
weighing from 1900 10 l@tW lbs.
JOHN CLARK.
Conn .Issiun Merchant
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Comfortable Dwelling House,

O. containing rooms excellent Store House
Nj which is aitac, ed GranarN Black Smiths Shop
with huur for smith, Orcr,cei. house, large Barn,
gro houses -rl Mi nther Necessary out buildings Tlu
stand is equal it superior. any tins section OF
county in view of Mercantile Business being about
the ct the neigb1ro u, which in point OF wenlth
il tie first in the county Go tie plure is site ,a.
b., fr large Manufacturing Mil. the stream 4foding
eurrl. Of water sufficient Throughout the year
or $ pur Of Burn
II disposed of p,ivaIely before the l2t of Septrn.
Der ext the SUB ,crihcr will that ~ offer public
ancnn, ogether with all his Household and hi chen
Furniture, tann,ng lcn-il,. stock Of llnr cs, Ctule
Sheer aHl Ros complete SGT ,of Bac mith's tools.
AMI crop. Of every desciiltio Amo has Cattlr
some OF the thoroughbred Durham. His sheep are
mostly the genua, Cotswold, that breed is Justly cr.
brncd tor their iarge size. beauty oi form, and length,
textu g amt quantity to their fleece.
the place, read, show it and make known the
BY mail.
IS III" section Of country in which now reside i,
IN excellent situation t.r Physician.
nrl21.Wiw SAMuELA.J EVANS.
itSF rcceNca al W ule and sIdan's one door ~
81 hINe { utens Savings Bank. beautiful assortment
OF Iadrs Dress Gput Of the atsst styles consisting in
patt OF the most hoau'isl striped Embroidered Ma.
daInn and PLAID silk, Satin striped and pain Tissue
PIN SUR cd plaid uui Baruges, silk OIgande OF
every variety satin oi all colors plain and black striped
sbule, Shai.ie aud Ba~age Deains of every variety.
Suinnrr MduI lin OF alt culurs und qualities fine frerrh
worked collars and sleeves also, very superior in
sets, mourning sle AMI lars; richly embroidered
Linen Cambria Hanakrrchieis, Laees Vail. Msnilas
of ths bca ifa styc., paasols fms hid gloves o
every variety, Cali aad examine The variety.
aCl.J -
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THE CAUSE Is OSwARp.-We are gratifed to
inform the numerous friends of Samuel, in dis
tant parts,that he il just taking things through in
Old Floyd. One night last weak fifty joined in
the South Eastern part of the county.-Fioyd
InteLligenctr.
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Mr.. BoTELER.-ln discussion Mt Viii Post
on Wednesday last, between Messrs. Faulkner
and Boteler, it is said that Mr.. Boteler added
much to his former popularity a chpste aud
powerful speaker
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1 OST-SoTe~ here hrtween the residence Of J. NJ
IL Brokrr, on Church sire /. and Mr. Jnn r. McDan
iei's, On Monday the 23 in,i., carved GOLD BAND
o BRACELET TIE finder vii bee literally rewarded
hy leaving it NJ III Virginia Office.
Anril o5-lI+
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lSENIOv Al.

TR,llE 20, IL AM papers al Acren and McClnnnlIan
have hc,n removed to the thce of Garland uui
Slaughter all person. iod'btuI 10 said firm viii please
Gull al pny, their debts will be collected legal
proceedings.
MuRREL.L 4 SLAUGHTER Trustee.
bsrIt
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MARRIED

On the 9Th day of April. by the Rev. Thos. w.
Roberts, of Nelson, Dr. B. =. NORRIS, and Miss
MoLLIE l.. WATTS, daughter of Mrs. Catharne
Watts, all of Amherst.
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From ii Ho, P,'er Neaor3 onco Of he oldest settlers


1t gives pleasure 10 add y ,"'imnny to the 'ir'
tues nf oar great medicine. One u my bloodrd horses
bud Il swelling The cnp of the knee about the sze
Of "A hen, egg. Some IL II struin, and some
TINT the not water from the knee. snd col nnt
G cured. trsd oil cedHr on it, and all The uim"nts
und nintmens. and they did more good than water
then by persuasion Of friends, tried II g. Fure'Is
Arabian Imminent ard was happy find take 81
feet ni;er few days, and finally cured the noble g
rial entirely. think il, decidedly the greatest ai-
nrnt lnr hor,e'., we'll rs human flesh ever knew.
Tfcaoa., Tas,1c CO., III, Nnrch l6h !S49.