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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-26
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isn ftebet tn Ntrbtrbsas NIT he's gaadrSits Sfsab, RAS.
9sFtafa1 1nnaHoiis ua $50 NlsFet ~ anb 40 fr Bal.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-26

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iber Iiouten, weIGe bic f66nen @ebtresfcenen In penn 1pI
D0ntsn unb bte b6&R ntaIertf&en 9betIe Der Staaten Ier
gCrf Uber getr @neIanb's tn f8 f<eben, rerben ~aasetftr
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unb eeben b~enfeIben bic gDabI BON feds Serf9teteueu &pu.
ten mad Rtagar9 EGIIs pber BuffaIp unb surI6.
ftrenb rita Qate Sntartr 6uf nmertfantf6en Uber tnSItf5en
Ddmpff9ifen mad OSbenburs, MOntrsel rter Quetee, BITE
.Saulenb SnfeIn" pter BITE StrDmfdneuen beS ct. 2dprerce
Bet Sage ~paiErtnt, mad Bottom, Netu.gcrt cher Baltimore
an fuufjts berfAtebenen &puter.
G- Die giaets fns saltte BIS l. Iceeu'ber 1856 unb
bsr sSRbaber tann an tr9en6 etnenn 9anfte an Ter Jtpute H5
mad Belteten ~1ufbdten.
sT- Dies If bic etntise 9Route, aui meIbtr Y~aHasters
Etaitt fir bic 9tts unb 3urrdfdtrt erbGIten tSnnea, su.
EadfebrenS mad Baltimore lbsr Sier- yuEt uuh YbiiabeIptts.
SIR nitsre &usiunit rber glrcuIare. pei&e Bic 0tOutsa
befGretben, nenbe man I'D on bic e t6et Office, pref.
ssnttr. Depot, Uher an BITE Office Der @tr9tnta uns Seua|
lee 3tr Qine NatIrUab, 15 grea gaIttutpreftr.
George u. 0abmMn.
General Etdst Isent
gD II. Z ramfor Ngent.
l~25ial1mtl 8, 8. & en- CO. SUPERINTENDENT
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-26
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Eafg aa@ beaaantrE 2Idstn, ais;
Rittsbars, @IeDeIanb, @e.Epit, Ssrt napat,
GbieaCp, Yli!weutes, @aIsna, 9abuqae. 81.
ssaIl, g!Od SslGHo, 8urIiMgtOn, ssypva G;.p
unS rssSss tssesIt Sic rishsr ~s'grstsra GtatroI sesn &C.
RsnSsS ge+icEsa 10 @.snstn FSsbts eIs BITE a:t aatsra sGp
nan e~ttsueen b9et s~snsrsfen, aud EitteH4 E7aI ttai9es .
s2agsa saSeiasEeSteit. E4e 8asa siept6arh ben i6fSRs
Ebst! sef Dase. Ole sang Gstity aune tEn Etas bis GGisass
it 500 Dissita. Gas Geras G&t6 Eisr sessIAasti saTitt
EGS se9t s7't hea YaEaesttspe a ksa 1eSlaapuasSrt.
SlaA Gteitilne, 9G2tss; Cincinnati, Iabtaaa.
polls, 2pui&riEs Ia6 ct. QoGia
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Eet ~ tse;tSte na.l6aEnesipEea btrt@ntt. 5!t Sa1aate1
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OeRIt d..

OefIt@.
09daDelsGta, Seem gOrf unb 8Cton 1870
8Orm. GpnntasS $50 GaGm.
WesfatiOnen spil6en bier unO @biIabeI-
pbia 700 8orm.
Delaware uno Gal fern Store $50 Gla6m.
8eftt9.
INJECTING tG9lt9, SamtRass au~sgenOmmen,
5 + u6r &orln. mao 1870 Na4ln. Samitaas
tlbr Brrm. unb 1890 Na6m.
Cumberland tagItG, @onntng5 ars9enUms
men, 7 TIER gortn.
MartIn@6urs. 0raftOn lin @arfsreture
ll6r Gortn.
5rspsrtd, 1lp,, 7 t1br 8Ortn, Nto 3 ubr
4laGm.
6aserstpiptt uao iiberbaupt g8aI0inatou,
8rebsrid uab QGesarp counties I u6r gcrz
mittaa5.
6Qieptt8 Stills Z llbr Sorm. NIB 2.20
NaGrn.
Gatpnspiae 8 llGr Q6snbs.
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8Ctsoo, GAtrneo uno Ct. 3puis 8 ll0r
Ntenbs.
gort, 6arrtS6urs anS Bittsburs ! 1ar
8Urtn. unp 8 t1br &6erb8.
8stferstown uno @~Ge1miHlfer Z u5r 8Or~
mittaaS,
Buffalo 7 uGr &srm.
gSrpltGer Gbetl BON Baltimore GUnnte
@tOntags unp Grettag5 9 u9r Qbsnos.
gnfiprniet', iiber ct. SOlsp& @Po., auber
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8uIbtu9ton (auber Gjcnnta9e) taelt9 8
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AtamDnD urp @stsgstnpg 8 ubr absnos,
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Scnntae$) | uaO Q u6r ga6bm.
prtnfs 0eCTse's, Charles unb Gt. 1lnrps
Counties 8 uSr abenp$.
Staticnen 3ivtl6en tier ut,o BaIbinatou !
utr NaGu,.
qanopolts tdsII8 (ouBsr Senntas) 6 r6,
Born. rnD g llDr 0a1m.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-26
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a9UmS Observation-Disclosures
Sur Gteifenoe rad benz Giibsn.
meI tdsIt3 (SUnutass eusseurmmsa.)
Die fNSsssFs Eac sssSsRe RDate nadb ESiSbmoub
SIS. rnO Gem Gunen
Ste htt SGIttr,Utt nnh S6sO Giitntenn nod EDaIkIre!cu
ppgvEiee 2enPfpcr;e 8eben Uaua @trtbhrasen sbsrft
rad AGuld ereet rno 6ft@Epuh. Die ErebrtFsSuro unf
pps65a6C giienb0ta III test sUa Mert0 eresf bs SSiSnsrnt
~ spasrD @aHee urS bic s9Ise ~ttrfeI5sn atbtn In W,rbin.
fEzS uets ben Yaecn tr eSttEsrub NIB p~etsrSburo 'rrb SSr
aftEnptb unb Gentile Gsisnbabnen far weter sbure. sT1sI.
tpn, SDtlmirSt1B. &aIetsb, @rsegstGrp. @cftxbnrd gS,..
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ESt.tass noe 3.l5 n AS gtaGnittdas NIB Gehstt TN e3er.
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SlniaIg Meellen tiir5ez utb 10 G:unoen {HneIs
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@t9t Fde- ano aaSu.s faf, az heF Gar,btn gtattpr pNsG
btGets sa Ng:i0 Sreet rE5 SFsbstifsbrra rad &ttbatpni
EaAloet egz E8sa-GAsG3 fr eutr geFS6 esSea.
Ss3:tsRe Eroe eseazE 9eseR aeetr j~eDer,ett In gEaEb.
sEasgE utfest An EenS3tete taS Gep6a pnert6eEtIih 1aG
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tSoiun' @f~GtHaraet1tf fur %sFaa.ers
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gses - yt3rDli1e Ge6tT0I
al Giienhnhn.
0DIaenler GpmnersRahrnInn

. Ooi9enrer SoTtE1ersSabrplatt
trist r!t ~ ~ "a 8, al. gfa tI6G6, In Rraft.
NbgahB n6kbIthes 8ase BON BaIttnsrs.
Qcrfff GcsUSs'n1nestraStps SO. 1 ..s."....7.2 0f rab
HurtIA i
S9ueutuB tSGr zine ..........ss.ts.., ,12lC RfoAsa
Eart;pner Ac1craueaticnSiue yfE. / ....... 1880
Dprter Aeeca.rbastnnsius Sr. ) ....... -. S.8e
stttsSnrs ertt S&nsu;us ....... S T:sS x,,:us,
$ttESoIr5 @IEatrG Sdneuine. ............. 1000
&nenuft t1bitGer & &c Ia Baltimore.
g"tspufo glnsfFa S9AtuiIe ...,....,",...T.C0 fat
Earftpnss Observation-Disclosures MD 2............8. $50
gpsfsr bD e2..nn...I01
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2aEftSn MISUNDERSTANDING Rp4 tn SnItra Sep. 4.3O
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Iecf @eeputDeattDnesue '..O.A5 Hbenbs
per Yptss, Durhf@neu (Saf 3tae) unb pittsbura @Imira
S9neEsu6, tdl1rI jnttAe, Baltimore Mub PARTON uj@t az.
Die GIrrt@nsu (8aR 2tne)r prR. unb NcermUHcttrns.
sNee lGgrta---Spnnt18s anseea6u4mtn-tdAIt@ as.
Scmfaes-t6e[E& al.
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ger YeitHis!0Gnta eentSaI Gten5atn mad pttttbura' Gf,ss.
lane, SrInifSGS,G ~tnetnnatt SaStanapEIts, @6leasS, StgsnIt
gSost &ca?aes Scutsntue, Gatru nub aueR Saufttn i'm eSsSsr'
gtpre- unb SItDeaen aenaa an. '"t"
Stt Ses; rnS S$Stassse f@Itssta I'D gu eIHi-a al 81.
SnSe Der atssu Brrt SIZE Sabn mad alien @ma2ten i'm n5rb.
Httn, %rtitertn un5 weaIi@en sleao NDsf an. "'
NastTe &usfrrft erbdlt utaa In Gsluertar. EabnSpE,
e.. !. w. Da5arrA @sH. Saptrfnttnbsnt.
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s .2Ri4ti8 fir giaWaR0eyer II. ~81eIisa0s
GrbaruiB BON Get, @tfS unO Gutisrnane

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bgr@- ste
IAsfSsssUrezSDtD Gtfenbabu.
tGt1 nleu GbeiieM beg gBeIfeue,
itber BarferSbIrg NIB Uiarietta, ODER 8eutpoOS
@beslig9 NIB Columbus.
Die gaItimore.Dbi GtIeabasH b!etst ben, r~t.Teuben On,
EitiHut BITE er2stsn gprtsstle in Ee!xs auf g;iataitit, BE.
safwitSte.t, SiGegteitr YanElE6itit unS S&SaSeit Be-.
Seenerte'H, IobGs fe son feiEtr GnterR Balm tn S!eEess
SAME I~ber.Fpftn toirb. Steis Balm, tom etInnttfasr
aletre a~vseeEtnb, ta bic dI.sfe aHsSfbttntsIs 9luic, aietS
settt9 abe. Gut Sic iattfRe unS iSntaat unb babst Ss Bill
Itsae &Srte fur BE G~etfentea Ka& bta @ettea, bi MID
rerfeblen fcGttn, fe sI beauseE.
Wteilen> @ntfernunS b. Baltimore nab Cincinnati:
neber garIerspur8 5s3 4etiisne
y Benrcrpb unS ~g0betltuS. ...........S35
Serrtetur9 uni Ytttsbnss ..........859
Cur4 Bite Marietta Stnie .......""..... SIS
etne Grfparnts an her GItftrnIus bon lis
DurA bic Columbus etrte .-............. seq
eide GrlrarEtb an BEE GntftrnRne boa o.
&etfente, Eel@e bic Baltimore. Dbt9 GifenkaHn benueeu.
lestn BITE asetfs tn ~ Gag tIri5 II. fatrtn tn sDdeen, bic auf
cas- Mafrtedue MITE a.ritt eeprIIertenStteu etnesrt&set fnn,
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SsOnbtt N1esnakis D6et Butt bssabIt 81 biuieESa Gts;tt ta.
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aosurenee s.. Dtsa & Go,

VI" NFIp gW"UEN+ w ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O"F"sN
teciesMrtiSe!n uno 3%iCiiots,
Np. o WsR Baltimore ctr. bDifGe A
&5parS uub 2ibertp Ctr,
Sgsn tiermtt benz eecSrtsa wa5IItum f&r has tsaea sssbsy
9rtNentte Bsrtrauen tbren Sani unb setasr eraessnt on
6dB fe Tor Ok srps @ '@dftp Gu SrGuiltH Ctr. nd@ ObIssr
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0'a'6fes' s~SbeIslsis prttitr Itastn pttteE t2&EblS
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Wa9 Gaoannab, Go.

- Die Sanprr ttr Baltimore rAb ga.
rannab Dantptiatf Ga. ee9en nun rst fcIgt abt - ste ber.
lafen Baltimore BON uutrn ODD am Suse Der GDneErbfr,
tceen Srnnetfa 6 r1 ) UPS gtaaMttteeS. burldfeb.
renb Sfr!efer b~iefeI5ea SaoaaaG5 fGr BaItimUrt teetu
DpnnerNae &.
@ater fdO Au6uaa, Ga, rnb hns Snnlanb, pel&e an IN,
fern Aeenten, Bite S5. Ca Stg@e unS aDet tn ,SabaEnGe coz
fiSnirt RnS, petttn auf has YMnfttGfe ipebtrt.
sDesen Ssa9t unb YafaBe NIT ben btfea gieausniIiasetsel
EenSe man f@ an
aa .f&U SanttSE q. 81 trews ., Aat.
Office; So Qie5iRr gDbGrf unS linton Ore
SO. aHt 8ra%tbrtrfe pfrbtn auf lem Derapfer uust
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~ Observation-Disclosures siuie4
DaHtpftt @rpfte CAPT. 9. u. &st9tr,
berldbt xtettft. Dbarf Etet 30 8 itSsn Dtsuaae 4 lHr
Wa&mittGek fur .s.,t ~
NIeranbria, @dibin9tpn Iro Georsetpipn
IL gsrtinbuns nit bee Orange nnb aIeraasrta GtienbscH
Ea@ esn@burs unS b6It an btn ~fSIssnhen eGnbuasspIasen
Sptnt 9DDfCIt. Ytaep Sstnt, Sprrel's S44art
piCrceI's sotarE Eiuf Print, GSpe'S Gree!,
Nt3tbtGk Yctrt, WantEutDp StUreS, G~battertrn Qanb,
g Gntlb9 9ptnt Bulbs Eert5 unS Glpnpnt.
SurnasetreEe tsrIast terfsIts "a 4 I 5tuet 3 n ieSsa
Sorafas ubr aRcrgens u. u lsyGnbrta 7 nnr Rcratns
Aef DGmpiet Stam0ne STATE Capt. s s. aDt!ien.
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Baltimore M0i!rOao.

PytIuUElpylnst &CuANNtNHtu"S wv"
Baltimore M0i!rO00.
Sie ~titrseftc unb einsis birecte Ntoute Uou
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6 a pe@ah
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9eWPOrt,
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a"nPt5 gaTite ! r MtSss nsIssS unit
unb bic
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nttca, Sbracute, -ansr
j. R%pGcfer, 8nffafr,
WioSeraG 1fT8,
Gufpeuitp 3ribse,
Duntirt &C.
g~aRasstre. peI&e Bic 800 aGq. rter S.25 SER. @rprss.
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-09

Horse Breeding.


AT late meeting of the Windsor Co.
(Vt.) Farmers Club. the subject before the
Climb being the raising and breeding of hor-
ses, Mr.. Tucker, one of the members of the
Club said the best quality necessary was a
good native constitution The indications
of this were strong chest and loins, good
limbs, with good feet under them, and a
proper nervous temperament. For this last
quality, it should be seen that the eyes are
wide apart, giving room for the brain, and
that they were wide open. The ears should
be wide apart, without Topping. When
these qualities were secured as much SYM
metry and beauty should be obtained with
them as possible One thing more it was
necessary to get good sized animals Brood
mares should be fifteen to sixteen hands
high and weigh from one thousand to twelve
hundred pounds Vermont was losing
money on her horses because they were too
small. This was the fault of breeders and
not of the race.
When selecting stations, fixed blood should
be preferred to uncertain blood though the
latter might seem to be about rs good
But mixed blood should have the prefer
ence over pure blood if the animal possess
sing the former is evidently the best Hor-
ses should never be selected wholly on ac-
count Of blood.
Mr. Tucker advised his hearers not to
ridicule the idea Of speed. There was
growing demand for fast horses, especially
near cities, and the class of animals would
continue to bring high prices. When he
heard The gambling argument brought for
ri bo I,l y,C
the question put by Rev. Henry Ward Beech
cr, as to whether none but gamblers should
possess fast horses.
The speaker cautioned breeders never to
use horses nearer than cousins, if they would
avoid progeney of feeble constitutions and
cripples. He would also caution them
against selling their best animals. The
stock of the State he said would have been
much better to-day, if the best brood mares
had been retained. City mares should not
be chosen to breed from, because they had
trotted fast Neither should old stations,
whose vitality was gone, be used In Sc
lecting brood mares which had raised colts
care should be taken to ascertain what
stations they had been coupled with, for a
poor stallion left permanent effect on the
mare. The impressions aid temper Of the
mare should be kept good while breeding
\ mare usually imparts more of her pecu-
liarities to her male offspring than to her
female, \ theory had been advanced that
any desired sex could be secured in breed
ing, the Professor Agassiz had said that he
had no doubt that this could be done, and
that a council Of veterinary surgeons at Al
tori has been investigating the subject with
satisfactory results The theory was that
during the first half Of the heat females
were produced, and during the last half,
males But good judgment in breeding
would amount to nothing without good
feeding and training. When success in
breed was attained, farmers should follow
the advice of the physician to his son, and
consider whether the good result was gain
ed by the treatment adopted, or in spite Of
it.
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