WANTED.

|CELED0ATED RACE HORSE AND STALLION


Argyll Z
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EUClCUih ! Iu ithol ho'1N NV
/ Argyll L


TILL. stand the ensuing season. at tho plan


ta,on of Samuel Mays, in Flint District.
.pkee nation. lie will be let TO mares at $50
Eeason, and that paid within the year-a de-
Son of 20 per cent. being made for moneys
lwlthin the season. The season to commence
Il lst day Of March, and end tho 3oth OF
zkcry caro- will be taken OF the mares, and
|Hfoals, but no liabilities will be incurred tor
les or accidents. Good plsluruSo will DO r.e


and mares fed on grain at a rehsonahic


and servants bolrded gratis. Should


no, provo in fonl, she shall Lave the benefit


e succeeding Fall season gratis.


DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.


hIYLE is dark brown, without white. cx-


a star, fifteen hands and three quarters high,


esed of uncommon bone and muscle. and a


combining with perfect symmetry, every 's'


iahof a Rnce Horse. lilo is now fourteen


RS I'D, having been foalcd in Maryland, in the


pe bf 1880. lie was siredby the famous Mon.
bsoi his dam Thistle, was BY Ogle's Oscar, his


nda, by DR.. Thornton's imported Horse Chit


hill o. crandam by Mr.. Halls Spot; and his
1. pdam by DR.. Marshalls Hydor Ally, who
s hyLindsny's Arabian.


PERFORMANCE ON THE TURF.
fhe performances of ARGYLE on the Tnrf, have
ccd i'm in the very first rahk of American
5rsesSs Racer, while those Of his got entities


b to d equal standing as Stallion. flc start
Efirst Orangcburg S. c.. in 1884. and ran at
rnweF Augusta, Macon, Columbia and Char. .os.
! twothrce. and four milo heats. beating Fat
WalI,c, Ra,,lcsnakc, lihrcc timcs,) Lady
bh,on, iushIight, Bertrand. jr., (lwice,) YER
hines, l., &c. lie never lost heat, and was
RELY, fever, put up to his speed, until his cx'
Aordnat defeat by John Bascombo in 1886.
h circuutanccs of which are familiar to every
Ie. Suhoucnlly he was trainol and run with
eat succs in Virginia; and in May, !SSS, on
|e CcntraCourso al Baltimore, after running Tor
|e frs hat of three niles and losing it. by n
bad, in5 hnules and As seconds; he won tho
)cond ieain minutes and 40 seconds. being
)e bes seond heat of three miles recorded Of
Ie Anlric,n Turf, and the most brilliant per.
Prmais Of year, surprising all others, in the
)chnesof lis annals.


Durg tho same week, and on the samo course.
pc Of daughters, Kate Seaton, won the great
lVeepstes of $4,000, hoating Gno field with
|reat Cd, such a coincidence being hitherto un-
Inown pn the Turf


ARG.E stood but one season until the year
$40, aito limited number of Mares, not many
y whickere thorough bred !; yet his colts have
Ron nin,ut of eleven races for which they have
leen siaI, beating afonc, two and three miles,
Pc get ofany Of our best Stations, besides several
lnportedplts, some of them in first rate tme.-
rwo fhhet, tho "Govcrnor" and skate Seaton,'
eere unrilled upon the Turf by any thing Of
heir age.


The over of ARGYLE. in bringing him to
ne West, tho Cherokee Nation, presents him
'uh confacc 10 the Public, ns being in every
'ny, on actnt of his blood, size, and form; his
'ertormancon the Turf. so remarkable for endu.
ance, as we as speed, and the extraordinary sue
ess of his a;-worihy of their entire apProba.
ion. itHa1 f3.a 5E


/, ,,-r,. ~. ~. 5T- SAMUEL MAYS.


Fo.t Gibso. C. NJ, Jan. 2Olh 1915.


till ah Juno. z.e.