Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-02-10
oLDHoRsE ADVERTISEMENTS.
concord Gazette, 1851

fol the uniform excellence of his stock
than for his own uncommon qualities.
Npw 40 years old, he possesses all the
beauty and vigor of youth. That the
oil Hero is remarkably sure for colts is
certain, etc., etc. Terms, SO to So.
JEREMIAH EMERY.
| Concord, April %, 1916.
Noah West advertises same season The
Ranger Spy, almost IL hands, sired by
that English horse Ranger of Lower
Onada. Ellis colts are esteemed higher
tlan either of those wonderful horses,
Hero or BullrOck.'
! In Kentucky Gazette of Lexington the
Dted horse Young Forester, dapple
gray, 16 hands, IL years old. By Old
FORESTER, dam by old Pilgrim.
Arabarb, the noted Arabian horse i'm
ported from Africa; jet black, III high,
advertised in National Intelligencer,
Washington, 1916.
From Concord Patriot
Magnum Bonum, at Newport, dark
bay, II hands. His stock may be re-
viewed at Alstead, where he has been
kept last two years. E. Chellis & Co.,
1916.
Bullrock, Young Sweepstakes, in
springfield, stood at STAFFORD, Vt. from
1910 to 1914. Recommended by Col. Bel
lows, Chamberlain, etc.
Also, Wild Hunter in Claremont and
Newport; got by Old Star Gazer. Not
more than weeks from Florida, n. Y,
where or near he has stood ) seasons !;
dam, Messenger mare, dapple gray, s
years.
VIM. DUDLEY.
Young Quicksilver, Young Phenome-
non or Conway, got by the Lawrence /;
Nasty at Hartford, VT. by imp. Nasty
of Va. Brought into State by j. Park
hurst, 1915.
New York Prince at Chester and
Beachwood. Got by noted imported New
York Prince.
Young Herald by Old Herald at Not
tingham.
The Peeler, full-blooded English, at
Dunbarton.
Harmonica at Henniker.
From Columbia Centinel, Boston, 1861
Young Dey of Algiers at Milton. Full
blooded Arabian colt, nearly 10 hands,
dapple gray, years old; long and we'll
proportional his figure and movements
lofty and elegant. His sire was the noted
Dey of Algiers, imported by Col. James
Swan in the year 1900. His dam the
gray Arab mare imported same time with
the horse; SIS to $50.
From Philadelphia Paper, 1861
First Consul of Cooper's Ferry, n. j..
bright bay, 1873; foaled IN Philadelphia,
l79s; got by Flag of Truce; dam by i'm
ported Slender; Flag of Truce by inn
ported Goldfinder, etc., etc.
j. B. BOND.
Celebrated Arabian Horse Grand Seig-
neur, also of Cooper's Ferry. White
10 years old; imported into New York in
1904 from Nova Scotia, where he was
brought by the Duke of Kent, etc., etc.
From Baltimore Paper, 1901
The Horse Messenger, at Carrollton,
Md. His sire is the imported horse Mes
senger from England, and highly es-
teemed in New York and Jersey, per-
haps the most so of any horse known in
those States. Bright bay, black points,
Is hands, etc.
From True American, Trenton, n. j., May
/, 1909
Hotspur, dapple gray, 6 years, 1913;
got by the imp. horse Messenger; dam
by imp. Old Slender, ETC., etc.
imp Arrabroker; dam, dam of Hotspur.
President, bay, l6 hands; got by Re-
publican, etc.
First Consul, at Cooper's Ferry; long
advertisement, signed, Joseph NJ. Bing-
ham.
Zebra, at Johnstown; got by Old
Badger, etc.
The well-bred turf horse Paymaster in
Freeholdtown. by old imp. Paymaster,
etc.
Lofty, bay, l6 hands, by Jehu, son of
Messenger.
True Wing in Pennington.
JOHN HUNT.
Herod, bay, with star, 1913, 6 years,
by True Wing, son of imp. Paragon, etc.
From Staunfon Eagle, Virginia, 1907
Superior, bay, 8 years, etc.; got by
Col. Buswell's imp. horse Emperor; dam
by imp. gray Paul Jones, G. d., a we'll
bred Chester Ball.
Florizel, gray, by old Florizel, etc.
From Philadelphia Paper.]
The horse Bonaparte at $40, at Pata-
pacco Upper Ferry. SAM NORWOOD.
From Farmers Cabinet, Amherst, n. H., 1901
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