Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-27
EsLAc HAwh COLT

THE NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Horse the hest bred Trotng Stallion
in the 0Ounty, will stand, this season, to improve the
breed Of horses, at
Wit & PraiI's American Livery Stables,
n Foster Street. ....-.. w rcester, Mass
Terms oe the use Of this Horse for the season. $25 co.
Payable sept l. 1857 Good keeping will be provided for
Mares from dist aud all accidents, thefts and es
cspes will be al the risk of the Osner
PEDIGREE.-Hcrth ar was sired by the Renowned
VERMONT BLACK H AWK, whose recent death was so
universally Commented upon by the Press throughout the
country. re character aud performances of this once
famous stock horse to wen known II render de
scripton Necessary They matter of history
in the sporting calender ard perfectly familiar to all
lovers Of he stock. The dam Of North ar (Cherub)
raised by J. Riarson of N j. and was sired by old
Ablal y, the sire Of Medo, Fourth of July Ajax Hec,
tor Toby Ceuervie, and other celebrated horses Alb
daah was sired by old Mambrno, who sired by I'M
North Star IL Of black colorwi be seven years old In
June, 1851 weighs 1000 pounds and was raised BY Joel
Holcon b, Ticonderoga, N. In shape, bottom, nteh
gence speed and stock this young Stall 0n stands unr
vailed. North Star is OF the Black Hawk breed
and the points and properties Of that OF horses are
most striAingy stamped upon his stock growing up
In this city and Wcini y. 1t Will give the proprietor
great pleasure to refer those gentlemen are DESTROYS
of putting their this season. to persons no have
cls, The get Of North STAR their possession TIE
Of Stallion is the most conclusive evidence that can be
produced 70 its uers and tire subscriber feeling con
hdent this respect invites the attention OF ali interested
In the growth OF good horses for tue r track to his
horse North sta has lrotted his milo in min 4s Sec.
without training the Union Track L. l. He limit
ed this season, to fifty mares.
Worcester, NAV 1, 1867. myoiSwti
81 MASSACHUSAIT rs MORGAN,-
The undersigned gives notice that his fine stall
2kke lion, Massachusetts Morgan" will stand dur
ing the season. at his Stable, on Pleasant Street,
opposite Lincoin's Nurseries
observation-disclosures sired by the celebrated Green
Mountain Morgan, "a, owned by silas Hale Royastoni
Green Mountain Morgan, I'd, was srsd by Clifford Nor
gan g. sire Woodbury., G. g. sire Justin Morgan His
dam OF the best English Blood with the Nor.
gan and he was raised by Calvin Wheel1ck Of Sutton
In This county Massachusetts dOrgan is Of the finest
animals ia tie country. His cJlor is chestnut be
weighs Just one thousand pOuods, and has trotbed
MS mile 10 three minutes. For symmetry Of
FORM and grace Of motion and bottom he has no superior
AZ the Great Horse Exhibition OF the Boston Aercul
raj Association in October 1855 open to all horaes in the
United States and British Provinces, Massachusetts Nor
gan was awarded th 2nd Premium Of $50, by the com
mttee which was composed Of the best Judges Of horse
flesh in the country. aaF =
The Stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit ali the good
qualities Of their sire and of the stock from which be has
descended and his colts have BEEN sold at prices ranging
celebrated horses, sired py Mgssschusets Morgan
Terms SO the season, down, and the re-.
mainder at the end Of e season.
Mares brought from distance will be kept or days
until served without extra charge Also, accomoda.
tons Of Stable and Pasture, for any length Of time
All accidents theirs, escapes 6c a TIE risk OF The
owner -JAALAM GATEs 173 Pleasant-st
Worcester. April rs, 1851. d2taw6 wifi mye
NEW ARIA n = I'M ~ ls.-Ihe subscribe
IN ers take this method inform the citizens Of Wpr.
seser an vicinity that they have taken the store No las
eio street IN connection with the large and and
noa US Furniture Rooms, formerly occupied by Messrs
sp'ssue q Phelps, where they VIII carry the general
i 4. Ahncslon and Gem "a issiOn Business,
Is oranches, and having the services Of A. Peck
saueuoneer they wiz gise their particular attention to
~ 81 y hss Fsale Bank and Railroad Stock, Furniture
Kinds o. Personal proDsrtr - T1r' 1TS'T' $3.50 -
Auctions Tor the sale Of Dry and Fancy Goods,
10y ineae Clothing, Boots aud shoes Clocks aatcles
sewsry, silver and Plated Ware Table and Pocket Cnt
,sN Letter Paper knvelopes, Trunks ValIses Carmel
OAgsi Umbrellas, &C., &c. WHY ',~7'. 1922
my s keep constantly hand full assortment Of
. @nn Decona nand Furniture, Crookery Glass Brit
ehnis I'm and Wooden Wares, New and secand. MI
SsynsSn Sne a and general vsrsyoi House
ogslulng noos keepers, aud persons about cournebo
is ~ 80 ~ WI ma goods at prices that cannot
ihl % suit the most economical purchaser = :
Persona giving up Housckeep,ng ANA = t.hsn. a. Ii,
iheir furniture for cash. and have h removed M hnt
lher trouble VIII lpd TO their a. III
haassoi Burniture a. Auction, when advertised T
mcho "n A., PUTNAM \ CLARK
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