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f Why is G like a schoolmistress Be
cause it forms lasses into classes
II Why is D like squalling child Be
cause it makes ma mad.
{ Why is l. like givingaway a sweetheart?
-Because II makes over a lover.
Why Is . rather impertinent?-Because
it is always inouisitive.
Why Is like a smart repartee ?-Be-
cause it begins and ends in sauciness.
Why is T like an amphibious animal ?
Because it Is found both in earth and wa
ter.
When was B the first letter in the al
phabet I'm the days of no (Noah.)
" hen is man Ike the letter B when
he IS in bed
Which is the longest letter in the alpha
oet ?--An L (eI)
ealf the alphabet were invited out. at what
TIM. you'd the last six letters go ?--After
:4asTA
sihe figures representing my age are
what you should always endeavor to
do; what is my age ?-Forty (XL. Excel)
What two letters Of the alphabet are
supposed to have eyes "A and 3, because
Isl.i , see fc) ,.
Why are the letters 3 and D Ike Eng
,Sud and France ?.-Becausc there is sea
90 between them.
What trade was the man who killed
William Rufus "A Bill sticller.
What trade IS & little tin dog "A tink-
CT (tiu cuE)
What trade should excel in cooking rab-
bits "a hairdres-er (harc.)
What Miss plays more tricks than 4 mon
key 2-Ni--cA.ar
What lI--s occasions . great many quar-
reis ?--lti- understanding
What 3.iss win ra.a anv man Ms
r7anager1o--
W.T. --r.. a,.,--- r,4---- Ie. lover ga
astrsv 9-.y.sl..J.
What ire. Of tf,r,.. llttrr- NAV be sre,t
with one ?-TL. Vow lc-1
broom
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The SchoOlmaster's in that Bed.

4 correspondent of the New York Va
rer}y gives the following as one of many in
cidents that befel q boarding round
schoolmaster
| had been teaching in Mason county, in
this, the Sucker State, and this term was
boarding round. One evening after school
one Of my little scholars stepped up to me
and said:
Mr. Jones, father said you would come
home with me
Very well, replied, and forthwith
set out for my patrons house which was
distant some two miles. Now, be it
known, James McHarry-for such was his
name-had two daughters, the pride and
envy of the whole community ! had
heard SO much about them that | was ma
turaily anxious TO see them. 1t seemed,
however, was to be disappointed. When
we arrived learned the gals had gone
to 4 party the other side of the creek; so
j went TO bed execrating the lack (which
deprived me of seeing them that night
The night had well advanced, when
heard one Of the girls come home, and
passing into the adjoining room, e,iTaFrn-
&c herseI before some Goals which We're
alive on the hearth. 1t seems the old
gentleman and lady slept il the same
room, which | was not aware Of then
Having warmed herself, she turned to
leave the room, when the old man spoke.
Girls said he, the scAoo.masters IN
your bed
Very well" said Sarah, and passing
through the room ! slept in. went ~
stairs. Abo1t an hour had elapsed, when
I heard Judy, the other one come. She
stood at tie door q loaE time. talking with
her feIler,' then entered softly. Disrob-
ing her feet. she entered tLe room where !
lay. IN her stocking feet, carefully Uudress-
cd herself, and coming 10 the side Of the
bed, prepared u get in. Nolr, It happen
ed lay in the middle. and turning back
the clothes, she gave ne a shake, and
sid IN a supp. sssed whisper:
"L.v over a5rGh.
Iroi.ed over and whipped the corner Of
he pillow n my mouth 70 keep from
IaUgliaE In she bounced. hu, tire Led
would squeak The old man heard H. and
called out:
"}aGy"
SIR wss responded n t4.u. tone
frot1 the bed beside me.
- TIE s-Laoias.ssiar = e. tie. 5-ft'
With one Iced Yell, ard - Oh. heaven e.
she landed on RI loor and fed with the
rapidly Of q deer mp stairs. She never
heard lie last o. il, can tel y5u
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0vyiyya MARBLE yARD.

EuF undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
% Gey7eI Finley, where he intends to carry on the
business extensive scale He has on hanG ana
is always in receipt best quality of American, itG-
Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones, Tomb stones,
Monuments Nantes Furniture, &C. As he has some OF
the best xorkmen in the country, he feels
sued that get up anything in his line in superi
or sty together with low prices, he feeds assured that
he viii give those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n g Orders from a distance earnestly solicited, and
,yo.r, lv attended 10. JAMES WILLS.
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CHARACTER is what man truly is, and
what his reputation will soon be.
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TArEG CoLD-i cold IS not necessarily
the result of low or high temperature. \
person may 20 DIRECTLY from 4 hot bath in
- a cold one, or into snow even, and not
slle cold On the contrary. lie NAV take
cold hv pouring & couple Of tablsspooutu!s
q water upon some part Of his dress, or by
standing II a door o: before stove, or sit
ting near = window or other opening. where
one part oE,Ac body = colder than another.
Lec j. be kept IN mind that uniformity of
temperature over the whole body 3 u.
first thing 10 be looked after. It i tie un-
equal heat upon different parts ot the body
that produces colds, bv disturbing the uni
.u-u circulation Of the blood which in
turn induces cJmge.tiJu Of some part. i
YOU must keep 6 partially wet garment on,
IL would bee Us Wei perua,. 70 vet the
whole oi uniformly. The feet are q great
source ot colds on account oi the variable
temperature they are subject To- keep
these always dry and warm, and avoid
dgaurals of air hot or cold, wet spots on
the garments, and other direct causes Of
unequal temperature, and keep the system
JrGrat W by plenty Of sleep and the es-
chewing If G=oiiit.t.ug foods and drink
and yoo VIII Je proc. against 9 cold and
- lC--.--.
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&C. G0oDRsCEs. ". D.,

FCIECTIC FEIS9tI=S AND SLhpEe-r.
Cfce tiI door FCs- 1f ttu1rI -si5thr 1'i-t. 're.'
OTTAWA Ills
DE G would res-egtf.;.y call ths attention OF those
suffering from Chronic Bsuase5. particularly a-ly-
fuia White Swe!.ir 2. sat Er- Erurous Of rise Pace
and skin Scad Head, old Sores al diseases arising
from impurities 81 the blood
Also, DeforIuit:es. Curvat-rss and Diseases of the
Spine Distortions CT tie Tuet, Contracted Limits, --.
Joints, &c
Cancer treated upon Al entirely new principle and
zith 4 slccezs heretofore uE=tE--l-d- a.+
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1-ILLINERy ET COST!

Tx-O-LJ aur,Erce 20 tie L.d5-s nf Ottawa and VI
, er.v- r's- Size BIAS received ier stock OF goods
C1~ .is @ and Ai-tar trade. wll,a she designs s-aac
OF / COST sl. wishes 10 close uu her business
Al vbo are -s.rn-s CT bargains - tI= Millinery line
are invited 90 cI'-
setting their accounts early date. -ars
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: sLsf = - ~ : 4-Ass y - SADAs@'
WOULD uas- respectfully auuo---e 20 JH= lal4-s %
: Ottawa ami viesy- tta- h-Ts recently 'g-ate! L.
iu receipt cE ue" F.5 stock comprising
good variety Of E5N>EiS iN9 MILLINERY
GOODS Is has seldom been brought 20 tt.- c-.-- 20
w...-4 wu-fI fuE... vo-r attention
Mrs. w. being ornery from tie Ea-t, Conn and asr
,oz e.r erf-U- iu rH- business, is r1u.irI. i.t r-
can H..a-s 7..a taste AID suit ia price all NO " -.'e
l-r CALL
Mas. THOMAS I.uJy.
- Go 60 III .Le o.ael stores. bat do, purchase til
--..' give s.- "a r.f.. E-r-t
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German iTUCgj.T md = rctrr iFtfs ST. D>t,ttr
(WuOLEsALE AND EEIAILA
Importer Of Drugs Chemicals, French CoEnias Bran
dies, Wins, &C. --s-7
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FULL OF IXvENTIoNs--A friend who had
been something Of nautical man in his
day relates the following incident which
occurred while prosecutinga a voyage in the
Chalcedony, of Salem, Mass:
= il few years ago while sailing along
the coast Of Brazil. IN moderate weather,
the chief mate of our vessel made q kite
for the purpose Of pleasing the boys who
were passengers ON board the ship. 1t
was flying finely with liberal scope Of
twIne. attached to the mast head, much to
the amusement Of the juveniles, when an
English ship came in sight. She holsted
her colOTs and altered her course 10 inter
cept US When near enough, we both
hove TO, the Englishman sending his boat
manned with four men and chief mate
On reaching the deck, the first officer ask
ed for some tobacco; but il was apparent
TO every one that he was sent on board for
another purpose. After pacing the deck
nervousiv for a few moments. he muster
cd sufficient courage to call the Captain TO
one side and inquire what he had flying
over the stern
Only kite to please the children,
was the reply
Our skipper sent me on board" said
the mate, til aking ii was sort Of ma
chine to get the longitude, you Yankees
are so fall Of inyeHt.OHs.
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Dr.. fzAseo = ssca7; CiEJ:s
DOCTOR HARRIS.

FFICE in the second s'gr 'f shu!er building near
east ot Fox River aJ-
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ssooi and shoe shop

Boot and Shoe shop.
An prepared to manufacture to order Gents
&A ] Morocco. Calf and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies
- Kid Goat. Cali. and undres5ed Morocco Bootces,
CATERS and Buskins.
Heel Caters and bootees made in good style, of good
e ock.
Shop overJ NJ Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, Ill.
Repairing neatly done. All work warranted
tebzI D. E. TUCKER.
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DR.. aEEEEsE \ Stge,TSs EI.L,
Z. Y. MAT3IEN.

EfJEtFAItil-t-
Hespec.f;y tenders her services 20 ladies and cidre
In Ottawa :iCi vicinity Residence on f4A- - 70
doors south of Superior St cr-s
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y...ni4fe Of E,orI CsI'ege Of Surgeons. Rdi9 'rf
Having had cla.rEe 5l Hospital IN FurHT- for ssEr-
raj wears and a Practice Of. ten years ia IAn"i- hr
feels confident o. giving satisfaction 10 5se "' a-
wish his professional advice
Ofsce. north siae of the Court House Square Res-
dence OF suPesoT St, east OF National i-oIse &C.
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Manufacturer and De0ler IN al Kinds Of Furniture
used IN tie Eess\
Strict attention will be paid manufacture of
Counting Room Desks. Oflce Chairs, and School Room
Furniture the latest and most improved styles and
equal any, cheaper than it be brought
the East.
scroll Saving and Job Turning done TO order. New
ell Posts and BaIusters always kept on hand
ocS :. ZIhERMAN-
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i4Il Of surprise and overwhelming gra-
titude the poor carpenter iell on his knees
~ the feet Of the GOOD father; ne ccuiI
not speal, q word, but raising his stream
ing eyes TO heaven, in 4 language more
powerful than words, expressed the JOY Of
his deli; eTance.
~seourerard french Jesuit preacher, who diea
il Germany in 1904.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
L u NJ 3 Z r


DeGierfr Lunbey'-rt lHdln8t. Side-c,st Bridge, OF
Cash paid for all kinds of produce.
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Sash, Dsor and Hind Factory.


sAs Just opened ano-
- th-- large stock Of
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Enema Vista Floral Gard las.
~. SsfAlSkI5ss s. Co..
AZ me residence Of ". II. " Gssiadzl East OttHard
Always Tor sale large supply of perpetual Roses and
Al other kinds OF toSern plants Strawberry To-
Hato. Rh-barb, Cabbage plants &c &c In their sea-
on, ana 'exeta'e> % an kinds. Juu14
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TO YOUR INFANTS.
this article toroN-pr IOvoa

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS Z.
We have put up and sold this article for over ypor
anu "a SAY IN Conscience TRUTH oft what we have
HAS IT FAILED, in a SIN e.GIE INSTNNCF To III ~
FECTa CURE when timely used Never di,l wa, ilrC,, -
insanceof dissatisfaction bv any ono w bn nsoi A. ~ =.
contrary, all deghtedby z lis onerotinns nr -, m Wy
terms Ofhigest commeuda = zion Of he ,na~icai
and medicinal virtues We rspeak in This or ,su'
WE DO KNOW" after ten Years exnerienco ,ai
PLEDGE ORR REPUTATION ysFoR THE FTiFfttArrNr ,u
mhai y. Ne nhtE pECLAkE In almost every instance
relief will be found in f teen or twenty tninutos
ter the Syrup is admins : tered 'V' III
This valuable preparation sis the prescrnton f opo -
i N inust ,EAirEkENCED Sand SKlLFULL NURSES
,m NV Eglai9 ana mas been used with NEVER FAIL
lNGslCcEss IN 1llUsANDS IOF CASES. ~
1t not only relieves the child nom main In, l,,.
crates the stomach and Tbowes cnrTar, 't infg
and gives tone and energy 2 10 tho whole "'l'f
Will almost instantly re Slieye '''''"' II
m a,i i, M IN IllE BOW GELS AND WIND collie
iind @ ~ cVFuiSlos, - which ifnot speedily rene
gu" ~ ueA we be Llieye II the BEST and srRrsr
and DlARRuHA IN GCfliIDIEN r ia E 81
arises from tecthng or from ANY 0fher cnnso
say To every mother who Shas child en- fi,ri,, t
any of the foregoing com plants" M y'r g ilV'n
hn,an,O ha, noH Tue lJiEJ uDlCEs OF OTHERS stand
that Will be SURE YES -ABSOI ifrti stit j'on
the use of this medicine If Stlmeiv nsed p,n ,r
Tons for using will accom- pnny' cncb hntun Nnna
genuine unless tho lac-sim he of CiiRTIS /, pER
KlNS, New York, Is on tile outside wranner prins
only Is cents. ' "'"PPc'' inoe
GEO. r. SrURR, POI Main street Wbolnsalc Aocnt
e-F Sold by Druggists thruupbnnt the ,ynrId rrinc
P"i Olnoc No 10 Cedar street New York. dNwly Hu2
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d0lortcstrr Daily spr


worcester Post Onice-Summer Arrangements
Mails Close as follows; - rY.,,,,.
Northern Worcester County. Vermont ane az q m ana
hire via Worcester a Nashua Railroad at o-VV a. w D'
FstSptrs Lancaster Leomfnster. West boslstSh' oak
dale, SAtes ao ~ src due 81 9l5 M, and 100 p
PTneetos Est Princeton al $40 p m. ana Is dne al
siS .. ~ BOSTON, $50 and $40 a. m l2lO SC. and 500
, ~ =. ana are due al 500 a. m. $50 and SIS p
Maine Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
chasets-9q a. and SOC p m; and are due at 500
a. h. gS' i,snd xcept towns on the Worcester and
Providence Raiiraad) $50 M and $50 and are
dne al q % a. m, and 65e p. m:
Wav Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad $50
~, and arc due NJ $40 .. m.
81 Wssfern-fAl in Massachusetts West Of Wor
ceStcrl : Is a. m and are due at r. p.
Albany Western New York and Western Ststesl us
Springfield Is a IN. and 40e and due at 81
q m. ~ IS and iO.Se p. 10.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London counties, as m. and {00 p and due
Al n IS and le-3p p.
Towns on line 81 Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wiudhsm County, Conn, leSe a. III.
and are due at 9, Is
New York city and southern States O00 a. H. and 4Oc
,. N. and are due st $50 and HOS p NJ.
Barn., SarrV PainS. feterShil, Paxton. Dana, North
and West Ratia,d. s4S and due att 90 o.
Holden, R2tlSnd, North Ratiand, ami OakhSin, ssh
m. ard arr cue Al st0 am.
Leicester y a. M, and 40 and due at 90
g. m, and SEE p m.
Millburv. and West Nibury $50 s. m, and 5 81 D. III
and are Que st $40 & ~, and $50 p. IN,
ShrewSoury. $50 9. m, ana Is due al 500 4. m.
Grailou New Etclsnd Village. and Coriavdle, i,A a
m and are due 81 S-Nl p.
FramiughaIn, South FrauinehAfn, Hopknton Ashland,
WOodVille. WcSthoTp. Northboro', SouthhorO Corda
vile, and Grafton L 70 p m; and due AIS
Milford, MeudOu. iioliStnn Bolton Berlin. lie a NJ
Office hours from 645 NJ 10 SEQ p. sundays from
l2l0to z 40. p m. EMORY BANISTER ?. NJ.
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j. W. HINNEWELL ~ Co, d Com' Wifi, Boston,
GEO. HUNNEWELL, l45 Water Street, New York.
nder the special supervision of JOHN l.. HUME
WILL, Chemist and Phanaceutist, BOSTON, Mass,
whose signature the corks of the genuine only
and to whom address all communications
Sold in Worcester by j. q. HILL, JAMES GREEN,
NJ. b. GREEN Il co, and GEO. ?. HARLOW (succes,
sor to Chas. Clark deudEweowtf mcL27
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Meoitinrs.
ID r B U C H A N S
HERB SALVE.

w "'e oSle q Burns, Bruises, cuts, Old fostering
sores Chapped Hands, Scaids SC.
Ill, ne subscriber has received LOT of tho above y,ua
renee, Mass "ii'l"c'urer' ROBERT BARR, OF Law
rted IL manufactures it from receipe Of the cce
gie - CHAN and has used il in his own family and
Az ny 70 his afflicted ueiahlors for many wears
b@ me calls for it have been so frequent that he has
p gu 70 manufacture some for sale Mr. Qrfs u
- y anu others who have used II in this tow, s9y NAT
" Pi e 1est article Of the kind they have ever used
Aiiee 70 cents per box. For sale bv 1900
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHL

{ COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SEITs.-Worcester, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court
at Worcester, April Term, A. ID. 1860.
WILLIAM 5. DENNY, Plaintiff.
CHARLES NATION, Judge of Probate, &c and
me PRESIDENT, directors and Company Of the Grafton
Bank, and Others. Defendants.
The said William 5. Denny having filed in said Court
petition PRAYING that the Injunction issued by said
Court ON the 3Oh day of May, A. D. 1859 in the Of
sad Grafton Bank against said Nation and others and
made perpetual by said Court the 4th day OF Febru
airy, d. 1860, may be dissolved at least as the
same relates to said MatoOn, and that the said Mattoon
may be ordered to proceed and hear the petition OF said
Denny In relation to ordering dividend TO be paid out
OF the funds received by William NJ Bickord and Fitz
roy willard, as Assignees Of Henry ID. Stone and TO
net thereon and for future relief by said petition on
NE III sad Court more fuly appears IL is ordered that
notice be given to the said Nation and the President
Drectsrs and Company of the Grafton Bank TO appear
at Term of this Court. TO be holden, by adjournen:
~ Boston, IN our County of suffolk, Tuesday the
weliih Jay OF June next by serving each with an
tested copy of this order fourteen days before said twelfth
day OF June and by publishing the in the Worces-
Ter Daily Spy, newspaper printed in Worcester in said
County fourteen days before said twelfth day of June
next that they aud all Interested IN the premises NAV
then and there how cause why the prayer Of said neil
ton should not be granted. ~
Attest JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
my2B dilt*
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EE5ss55azssE5gs NORWICH { WORCES.

IsRasa5dd7sa9d5a NORWICH < WORCES-
efzszzssszss5ss9 TER RAIL ROAD.-SPBING ARRANGE
go go MENT April 2, 1860.
an Trans Going South, Leaue Worcester
Al 6.3U a. m. (Way Passenger Tran.) Connecting al
PIalnheld with trains for Providence and Hartford ar
irving IN Providence at 1899 NJ and Hartford at II 30
q: m Arriving in Norwich sepson for train leaving
n u q y H. H. station (West side at 1890 a. M for New
At ll,0O a. m. CWay Passenger Train) Connects AT
worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowell
concord, Manchester &c. at Worcester Junction with
trains from Boston. Prov idenCe. and Western road.
Al 430 p. m. WAY Passenger Tran.) Connects nj
worcester with trains from Boston, Lowell Nashna
Concord Manchester Lawrence. Fitchburs SC and M
worcester Junction with trains from Boston Providence
ana western road At Painfied Junction trains from
f0ynence ana Hartford arrive in for this train
gzS Passengers from way stations for New York by
steamer from Allyn's Point, will take this train
At iOU p m (Steamboat En- press Train for New York
CONNECTS at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con
cord Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Nashua Fitchburg
&C. rlalnheld with trains from Providence Leaves
NurWleh for Allyn's Point at is pm.
Trains GONG North, Leuue Noi7cich
Az LOU a. a., or arrival of Steamer, (Steamboat
ENpress IrainD For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
FTlichD9rg, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord
White Mountains. &C.
At 800 a. m. (Way Passenger Train) Connects at
flainneld junction with train for Providence arriving
III Providence at $50 Worcester Junction WITH
trains for Springfield Albany &c; with trains Of p Il
W. Road for Providence. AT Worcester with trains for
BOSTON, Nashua, lowell Fitchburg, Lawrence. Man
AT M iWay Passenger Train.) Arriving at Wor-
Ceser Junction IN season for trains to Boston Proyi.
uence Springfield and Albany: at Worcester for trains
10 B0Ston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg, &c.
~ 545 p. IN. (Way Passenger Tfain) Connects al
Plainheld Junction with trains 20 and from Providence
train 10 Boston. " P''s
neh3O dit P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS Superintendent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-07
TROTTIEG STALLION HIRAM ALLEN,

81 G. NJ. PATCHEN, JR-This
(t141 thoroughbred. fast trotting young Stallion
IN was raised by T. \. Black OF Bordentown n.
-tS@A~eJ., and is fine Dark Bay color, without any
old the Sth of MAY. 1860.
He was sired by the celebrated troting Stallion, G. NJ
Patehen; G. NJ Patehen by Cassus NJ. Clay Cassus
NJ Clay was by Henry Clay, out OF the dam of the
brated John Anderson; Henry Clay by Andre jackson
out Of the trottlng mare Surrey Andrew jackson by
young Bashaw, who was b. imported Grand Bashaw
the dam OF Andrew jackson was by the we-bred horse
Why-not, and Why-not by Old Messengers and the
grandam OF Andrew Jackson by Old Messenger
The dam of G. NJ. Patchen, Jr was sired by a son of
the celebrated running horse Sir Henry his granam by
the thoroughbred stallion John Richards.
TERMS George NJ Patchen ,Jr will stand at the sta
bic OF the subrcrber in Holden and serve limited nun
Der of Mares, until Sept ls 1861 TWENTY-FIVE Dollars
the season. to be paid the first time of All Mares
at the risk OF the owners. b. w. ABBOTr
Holden, May Is, 1860. d2m* myI6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-07

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