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aleW Advertisements.
MOLLIE

II fST OF CAUSES PUT DOWN
/ ! FOB TRIAL AT APRIL TERM, 1870,
t25th day
Thomas tirowden VS. Arch Blair ct al,
Chsries W COIyin VS. William J. Rock ct al,
Thomas Growden VS. Arch Blair et al,
Eli Thomas VS. George ChaBey ct al,
kirkpatrick Co. VS. Geo. r. Barrdollar's
Admir-,
Job M Shoemaker 4 Co vs william A. Powell,
Jacob Boblltz rs David NJ. Black,
Alex McGregors Admir- VS. Vim. A. Reininger
Eliza Collins vs. John I. Collins Admir-
Same VS. Isaiah Collins Admir-
Bernard Claybsugh Us Isaiah Mills,
Ym NJ. Lloyd's indorsee VS. School District Hope
well township,
Jacob Devore's Elk x'rs VS. Michsel Devore,
Certified March II, 1870
mar 94w4. JON. P REED, Prot'y.
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VALUABLE FARM AT PRI-
VATE sALE.---The subscriber offers for
sale GOOD i1aproyed farm, situate in Snake
Spring township, Bedford county, Pa two miles
from Mt. Dallas Station, On the Huntingdon and
Broadtop Railroad, containing 230 acres Lime
stone land about ls0 acres clsared and under good
fence 1900 panels post fencel, and the balance
we'll timbered, having thereon a good larSe
Frame House, large Bahk Barn and ali Necessary
out-buildings, 3 never-failing Springs of water,
3orehards, 2 good tenant hoases and good Saw
Mill the abose mansion fsrm is in 8 good state
Of cultivation, aud is well calculated for farms
Fer further particulars address the subscriber
HENRY HERSHBERGER
JandmS& Eloody Run Pa
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NEW GOODS just Received at J.
NJ Shoemsker's Bargain Store
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vPHIs Is NO HUMBUG!

BY sendInR
80 cents, with age, height, color of eyes and hair
you will receive. by return caail, correct Pic
tura of your future hrsb4nd or wife, with name
and date Of marriage Address w. FOX, z O..
Drawer No, "a Fultensille, N, Y.
mar24s4
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NEW GOODS just Received at ] i.
N. shoemaker's Bargain Store.
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NEW GOODS just Received al j
N shosmaker's Bargain Store
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A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.-

A pMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
N Notice Is hereby given that lettera u sd
mInistTstlon have been granted to the under
signed by the Register 0f Bedford county upon
the estate OF Jacob Wsgaman, late Of JunIata tp.,
deceased. ALI persons indebted TO said estate are
req uested to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same, 10 present them
properly authenticated tor settlement.
msrAw6 LEONARD BTTNER, Admir-.
II ISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHfP.-The undersigned have this day dis
suIved partnership In the Cabines-making and
Marble business, by mutual consent. The Cabi.
net busipess will he continued by X. v Leo and
counts of Leo d Co. will be settled by E. V. Leo,
and the accounts Of Rush 4 Co. by John Ii Rush.
r V. LEO,
mAr2iw3 JOHN H. RUSH.
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Salfs.
SALE

~ IN PARTITION
By virtue of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Bedford county, the undersigned, Sheriff
OF said County, will sell at public outcry, the
remises all that tract OF land situate in London
derry township, Bedford county, adjoining part
of said tract designated part "a, decFesd by
the said Court 70 Adam smith, land Of Fred
Smith, David Moser, Geo. walford, ss al, con.
tanning ll2 aerss, 30 Perches, being part of same
tract held In common by said Adam Smith and
John Snafer, and divided in proceedings for par.
ti.ton had in said Court snd designated as part
'tB, y in said proceedings Sale to be held on
Tuesday, the 18th day of April, 1870, at 10
O'clock A NJ. TERxs 0ne-hsf in hand as
confirmation of sale, balance in two equal annual
payments thereafter, to be secured by bonds, or
bonds and mortgage.
marl7E3, WIN. REYSEp sheriff
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1ra. Goods, &f.

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIkLl
~ AT J. NJ sHoEMAEER's BARGAIN
hTJRE
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MANHOOD and WOMANHOOD.
IVA Essays for Young Men free in sealed
envelopes HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P,
Philadelphia, Pa febITw4
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WHITTIER, GIT st. Charles

Il St, ST Louis, No. Of Union reputa
ion. treats aIl venereal diseases; al so, seminal
emissions, mpotency &c, the result Of elt-ahuse.
Send stamps for sealed pamphlet. 50pp. No
matter who failed, state ase. Consultation free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-22

Icr.--Thc present cold snap, it Is to be
ioucd'. is sufficiently severe at the North to
increase largely the stock Of ice. We
strongly suspect that the store already laid
IL ti.rrc is quite sufficient for the summer
ruI Nv but the ice dealers were prepared
to advance the price upon alleged insult
ilcicucy-an assumption which was some
what encouraged Ivy the extraordinarily
mild season. Icc-houses in favorable stu
nli,n, especially i'll the Piedmont regon)
IN this State above Underwater have been
filed, and we may reasonably infer from
this that all northern icc-houses are pretty
well filed.
Tie New York hotcl-kcepers held 6
1ac.tin. last week on the subject, and tool
e.crr to shield themselves from the extor'
tons Of the ice company, which they pro
nounccd "giunt monopoly" The meet
Ing charged this company with making
from thirty to fifty per cent. profit, and a
new company was thereupon organized,
which VAS pledged not to set its profits
a5cvc i dollura ton. But the hotel men
ho," 10 protect themselves furtherby direct
Importation and the new artificial ice"
niiici, can be made at from fraction of u
cent 10 cent L pound in New York.
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The EARTHQUAKES.

Tho recent shaking given San Francisco
and other places in California freshens the
interest in the subject of earthquakes.
The FREQUENT visitation Of the Pacific coast,
in both North and South America, within
few years, has lessened generally the sense
of security against earthquakes. a very
severe one happened in 1871 upon tue
shores of the Mississippi, doing great ia
mage and making changes in the surface
Of the earth. In our day there have been
several very decided agitations of the
earth in the Atlantic States. There is one
thing certain, that though there are parts
of the globe where these internal convnl-
s;ons are most frequent-where they most
delight to rend the earth and shake
down the cities and the mountans-they
sometimes visit places where they are
least expected to come. Come when
snd where they may, Of course they
come like a thief in the night, and the
sense Of utter helplessness and despair that
they produce among not only men, but all
animals, is unequal!ed by any other cause.
In the regions of South America, where they
have been most familiar and most severe,
the;r effect on brutes is wonderful. The
horse trembles like leaf and sometimes
d,ors with fear; the COW, with wild, star
ing eyes. keeps up lowing that sounds
like vail of despair mingled with agony ;
even the ferocious and bloody puma covers
in terror and forgcts his prey, and the spar
rows are suid to fall, paralyzed with alarm,
from their perch to the ground. People
sometimes are 50 affrighted that they are
unable 10 fly: hut generally they rush to
the plain, AMI avoid all houses and elevated
points which may be shaken down.
There are several theories OF the causes
Of earthquakes, but none have yet received
that unanimity Of cndorsation that is neces-
sarv to settle the question. The Professors
ECGrEs attribute the movement to an
"ac,ual pulsation, eugenlered in the molten
"matter itself by linear disruption under
enormous tension, giving vent, ezplo-
"s;vclv, to elastic vapors escaping either
40 the surface or into cavernous spaces
"bcnc,th." Others ascribe the movement
toclastic yarors passing between the strata,
or between the crus, and the fluid lava
beneath it.
An able writer in u No. Of BiacArood'S
U1jnziue during last summer unfolded IN
very mastery manner the theory that
electricity causes this terrible quaking. His
argument has not received the attention
which it seemed to us it merited.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
NVA ] {, 4 NUI Z
SENATE.

The Senate met at IL o'clock-Mr. WAD-
DELL in the chair. Prayer by Rev. DIR.
John i. Edwards.
SUPERINTENDENT OF ruRLlG INSTRUCTION.
Ny. PENpLEToN, from the Committee OF,
Public Institutions, reported an amend
mcnt to the House bill providing for the
appointment und qualification of Superin-
ttnlcnt OF Public Instruction. The amend
ucnt reduces the salary to 81 900.
The amendment was discussed, and
finally postponed and made the order OF
the day for Wednesday next.
THE TwE&TY-SECoNp.
Mr.. SSowpES offered joint resolution
providing for al adjournment over the 22d
of February i'll honor Of the birthday vi
! George Warrington. Adopted, aud com.
lnnmcat"d to the House through Mr.
S>uwpEN.
RESOLUTIONS, BILLS, ETC.
Resolutions, etc., were offered
BY Mr.. ANDERSON. A resolution incuir.
ing intothe expcdiency OF allowing the South
side and Norfolk and Petersburg railroad,
TO extend their roads to junction with thu
Chesapeake and Ohio road ut or near Cliff
ton Forge. Referred to Committee on Roads
b. Mr.. CoURTNEy.-A bill to incorporate
the Richmond unI Coalfeld Railroad Com.
pany. Referred to Committee on Roads.
BY Mr.. FlrZPATRIcK.-A bill to limit
aud define the jurisdiction Of the county
and circuit courts and rearrange the judi
ciul circuits. Referred to Committee on
Courts of Justice.
FINANCE.
Mr.. ANDERSON, from the Committee on
Finance, reported in regard to the petition
Of citizens of Alexandria asking for relief
from taxes during the war that they deemed
i; inexpedicnt to legislate upon the subject
at present.
Also, in regard to the communication OF
Tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT asking what legisla-
ton il necessary to secure the State for GER
tain provisions of the last will and tesla
,ncnt of Uriah ?. Levy, and asking that it
f,c referred to the Committee on Courts of
Justice. Adopted.
DIsTRICrISG THE. STATE.
Tho bill diStricting the State for county
judges was taken up.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved an amendment
placing Accomao and Northampton in sepa-
rate districts. Adopted.
tir. w. A. ANDERSON moved further
amendment: that Allegheny and Craig
constitute one district, and that Bath and
Highland constitute another district.
Adopted.
Further amendments were adopted,
placing Frederick and Clarke counties in
one district, Warren and Page in one dis
yr!et, Pulaski and Wytbe in one district.
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THIRTY DAYS LONGER.


Respectfully inform buyers of
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES. &C..
THAT am Offering my entire stockol
WINTER GOODS
at and below cost for thirty days longer. suf-
chasers will do well by calling before buying
elsewhere.
GOOD CALICO at l25c-;
PLAID and STRIPED POPLLNs, &C.:
IRISH aud FRENCH PoPLISS al reduced
prices;
BLACK and COLORED sILKStn great variety:
yELyETEEKS in different shades:
A fu,l line of BLACK ALPACAS and MOURN
INC GOODS;
no1rBIr and SINGLE BROCHE EHAWLS
cheaper than ever;
BED BLANKETS for 80 worth e.;
FLASNEL9, all grades from Csc. upwards:
LINEN DOYLIEs at 81 per dozen;
IRISH LINENS from s7ic. upwards;
HOSIERY, GLOVES. CORSETs, HOOP
SKIRTS, NOTIONS, 8c.--a full line, and
at prices to suit the times:
LADIES' and MISSES VESTS,
GESTLEMES's and BOYS UNDERWEAR at
reduced prices;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL sHAWLS,
CLOAKs and CLOAKIEGs sold at sacrifice;
4 largo stock OF CAsSlMEREs, CLOTHS, 81
MELTO&s, CAsISETS, E EETCCRf
JEANS, &C., for gen.lemen's and boys
wear very low;
Good quality CANTON FLANNEL at lssc.:
HOODS, NUBIAS. SONTAGs. BREAKFAST
sHAWLS MISSES sACQUEs, at cost;
BLACK and BROWN COTToNs-a full line;
HENsTIrCuED HaNDKERCH lBFS at el.so
per dozen
Good HUCK TOWELS at IT, per dozen:
CHIGEONS, all slIades, just received.
Al!Iask isa call to he convinced that we are
selling goods to suit tho times.
JULIUS SYCLE-
G5 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. fl2
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~LACEs AND ENlBROIDERIEs.-
A large variety Of LACES. LACE ana nuonir
COLLARS. EMBROlDFRED EDainuo ,, nm'
ISssRTISGs. INFANTS FRoCK WA1sTs,
and INFANTS ROBES. oo,,
Also. u largo assortment Of NAiSsooh'
CHECK. and STRIPED CAMBRIA. JACONEl'
CORDED, and TARLHTAN MUsLlS, at
LEVY BROTHERs',
1913 and 1918 Main street.
Tho GEORGIA SAEKEES at 81 Is for piece
sf ten Yards IL going fast. No more cnn DC n.o
ut tho same price when this lot is disposed OIL
don lose the opportunity.
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General kLYNOLnSS dcclenSiom of the
Office q United States senator in Texas ie n
ralralle hit upon General -aNES. lie will
no doubt feel it unless he has the hide of
an nliyator
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TASWELL HAZARD & CO.'S

TASWELL HAZARD & CO.'S
~ PREPARATIONS.
FERRO-P OSPHORA TED ELIXIR
OF CALISAYA BARK.
This beautiful amber-coored cordial Is agreed
bic to the taste, acceptable to the most delicate
stomach, has given universal satisfaction "her'
ever introduced, and is prescribed BY the most
eminent physicians In all cases where pleasant
and ell acious tonic is required.
FERRO-PHOSPHORATE ELIXIR OF
CALIsAYA WITH BlSMUTH.
adapted especially to gastric difficulties.
FERRO-P HOsPHOR Z ID EL1SlR
CALl9AYA WITH sTRTCHSlA.
COD LIVER OIL: COD LIVER OIL WITH
IODINE, BROWNIE, AND PHOSPHORUS;
COD LIVER OIL WITH IODIDEOF IRON.
AMMONIA CITRATE-BlSMUTH,
an inestimable remedy fer difficult Digestion
acidity OF the stomach, nausea, and dlarrhGa.
JUNIPER TAR SOAP.
a very efficient remedy for cutaneous affections.
ELIXIR LUPULISE, HYDRATE OF
CHLORAL, and
ARSENITE OF STRYCHN1A.
The trade supplied a. manufacturers prices by
THOMAS II. HAZARD, sole Ageut.
fe7 Franklin street corner Fourth.
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~ FLASNELS FLANNELS The
largest and best assorted stock Of FLASNELs IN
this city. Take look at the excellent WHITE
FLANNEL at IS cents worth Doc. WHITE ELAN
MEL, ali pure wool. at 80 cents per yard worth
4Oc. WHITE FLANNEL. full yard wide und hne,
at 80 cents worth Is cents. SHAKER Ell,
very heavy, full yardwidc, ut 10 cents worth 'ac.
WHITE, GREY. RED. and BLUE TWILLED
FLANNEL, OPERA FLANSEIS, ell colors
and ENBROIpEREDFL at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 aud 1915 Main street.
Real GEORGIA NANkEES, loyards in piece,
for ST. % the price WAS never lower. fel5
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MARRIED.

On the s,h Instant, at Mari hin, Hanover county.
Va by the Rev Mr.. Iiahbprsham. A. \. BELL.
of Caifrrrsa, TO Miss MARY l.. BAkEE,
daughter ct W. \. Baker, Esq.
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'l,AMoR1NG, TAILORING.

'CLo TH1Na
b A L ID W Ms.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN STYLE AND
FINISH KNOWN TO TIE TRADE.
BUY BALDWN's CLOTHING, FOB IT IA
THE BEST IN TOWN.
BALDW1N's CLOTHING GIVES You A
..GESTEEL APPEARANCE.
YOUNG AND OLD WILL FIND ALL STYLES
TO SUIT THEM.
BALDWIS'S SALES THE PRESENT sEAsoy
ASTONISH ALL.
FIVE THOC6AND SUITS OF ALL GRADES
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, WE SHALL.
BE GLAD TO SEE YOU.
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST OUR GOODS
SHALL BE SOLD.
BALDWIN TIE CLOTHIER
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
ja3
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m BROCHE SHAWLS, BROCHE
sHAwLs.-Flcgant BnOCHE sHAWLs wor. I,
from Fls to slso-nrices reduced. Also, fLALi,
and STRIPED sHAWLs and ARA bS OF renueen
prices at Lew eHo
IRISH LINEN at COO. worth 7sc. Bargains III
LINEN SHIRT-BOSOM3 ND
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ME- GOODS FOR MOURNING.-BoM-
RAZISE, Biaritz. PopIlns, Empress Cioth'
Corded Reps, GA Tanise, French herino' Az
paca, 1,e LANES. English and Italian grapes
Grape Collars, and Grape Sets at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Buy piece Of our real GEORGIA NANhEEs
at 81. 25. ten yards In piece. 1e"
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1o1O DoMEsTICs. DoAEsTICs.
HIKsH / GUGGENHE1MER
have lust opeued large stock and full assert
ment Of the celebrated brands OF
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUsL1Ns,
and respectfully ask call from buyers before
purchasing elsewhere.
Their motto u
"oCICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
ALSO,
desire 10 call the special attention Of the
LADIES
10 their unbroken stock Of
DRESS GOODS
which arc being closed out
AT AND BELOW COST.
A splendid line OF
POPLINs, PLAIN AND STRIPED. only 25c.
per yard (reduced from IS and soc.)
A beautiful assortment Of
EMBROIDERIES VERY CHEAP.
eHAWLe, CLOAKs, sHAWLS
AT SACRIFICE.
MEMS WEAR,
CLOTHS,
CASsIMEREa
SATISETa &C.,
At VERY LOW PRICES.
And a full stock Of
NOTIONS,
ouch as usually found In q frst-class
Dry Goods Store.
HlRsH & GUGGEEHEIMEB.
OF Broad street.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
sALEs.EE: W. G. Kean, J. II. Chenery, and
J. Shade
Closed on SATURDAYS. fe1
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arrrT1XNOrrCEs.

~ THE Do LA K1D gloves
whirh we are now sellIng give general sss!sfac-
tinr, to the wearer. y@ -
We niso have KID GLOVES ut OIL %. 4i.So and
AZ alao. the celebrated JUGLA KID GLOVES,
for which VIC are the sole agents for this city. In
these GLOVES, we have ell the desirable shades
Being provided wi b 8 sample card we can 'order
for customers any desired size, style. or color.
LEVY BROTHERS, .,1.
1913 aud 1918 Main street.
our IRISH LINEN at enc. per yard ia one ofthe
best bargains yet offered. e 10
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M BALMORAL, KNIT. AND HOOP
sKIRTa.-NISSES' BALMORAL SKIRTS at Coo.
worth 81; LADIES BALMORAL SKIRTS at
a. 2 worth $l.7s; KNIT WOOL SKIRTS at %
worth =! piece no or SKIRTS from ac. to &3,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Buy piece Of the genuine GEORGIA NAN
KEEN ten yards III u piece; price. Sl.2S. fe Is
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DIED.

Al her residence, In Fulton, on goth fnst.rt, al
S, O'Clock y. NJ. of consumption, Mrs. ELF
4. PENNY, aged iifty-nine years ten months,
and ten days.
Her funeral will take place At Fnlton BAptis'
church TIiS DAY iaoi inst ant) at O'Clock 7. VI.
Tc Ter son and daughters aud friends there Is 81
consolation in having reason to believe that She
h til hope beyond this vale. For the past twenty
Rap.ist church. May God soothe and console those
whose heart, will bleed 80 freely by this sad he
rraveurl,t. She had gained for herself the love
and cslcem Of all who knew her.
Rui no, >hci| not lost
In herycn her spirit shines.
While here the frame once tossed,
In hope Of life reclines.
Her Why may others tread,
Upon that Saviour trust,
Aud lind az she, the dead
Have comforts IN the dust "
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The funeral OF Judge RICHARD II. COLE.
MAN will take place TO-DAY (Tuesdayl, the I.d
instant. 1T O'Clock L. M.. from 81. Paufs
yited To attenu
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

nR. FRANKS GRAINS DE SANTE
~ sold at MEADE 4 BAKERS.
TUBES LEYAssEUR, for asthma, sold at
MEADE L BAKERS.
PACLLISIA, for headache, sold at
MEADE & BAKERS,
CHARACTERISTIC, for asthma, sold at
MEADE + BAKERS
LAyILLE'S GOVT ELIXIR sold at
MEADE { BAKERS.
PASTILLES DIGESTIVES. for dyspepsia. sold
ut MEADE 4 BAKERS.
PERLEs HUILE PHOsPHoREE sold at
MEADE i BAKERS.
eIROP DE RAIFORT lode, and ell genuine
French medicinal preparations, soldb by
MEADE 4 BAKER.
Dispensing Pharmacists.
feq2 Sl9 Main street.
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NlTlZENS INSURANCE COMPANY,
" NEW YORK. <,,,o o,o ~,
CASH CAPlTAL.... .sso,'gI9o..1p
ASSETS. JANUARY l. l8Io.....:..... 6Si,4+a.7&
lnsures against loss by fire. buildings, merchan-
disc household furniture, rents leases, farm build
ings and contents, and personal property gene
rally. ,,,,-r,rn
AND SIX PER CENT IN DIVIDENDS to its
stockholders during the past twenty-one yeara.
now issues policie, emitting the holders thereof to
Of FEIEEF p cEST The atsn
tlon OF Is called to this system or lnsu-
rance a1ordlng greater security. with less cost
10 the policy holders.
The Company will continue TO Issue SOE-PAR-
TIClpATISG POLICIES at rates as low as any
o'.ef ie'S 0A''J.Ai MEs N. MCLEAN, President.
hD"AND ~ " NAt T.. + BRo0KE. Agent,
fe I'm No. 1ol4 Main street. Richmond.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
CHARTERED 1894.
OFfICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
This old and well-known Virginia institution In
sures Buildings By per2etnal Or an4 n p9IicGn
| LARS insured on property pledged to make good
| losses.
| LIONS or DOLLARS have boen paid In losses to
''' upp v"Rti Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
| THOUSAND DOLLARS IN largo part Of It for
lesses during the wary have been paid since lie war
| The former four-nfths system OF Insurance has
been abolished, aud other important changes made
| for the benefit OF the assured.
A''''' @4H ERBERT A. Cl.AIBJRSE,
J.B.DANFoRrhh,, ' seerpeta n eA''
! I'D. DASFORTH, Assistant Secretary.
| SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, Collector. fe SIN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-22
Fast Walking Horses.

The best gait a horse has. is the
fast walk. A slow walking horse is
mn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has patience
with such horse? If you ride him
or drive him, he exhausts your pa
tience. il he 10 used to pillow, or har
row, or to go on the road, he mopes
along at q snail's pace He does only
about half the work of the rapid
walker. If time ia money, you max e
money, because you save, time, by
having q horse that walks fast.
Breeders should pPy attention to
this matter. In selecting a stallion
TO breed from, by all means select one
that can walk fast. A slow walking
stallion will be likely to get slow
walking colts; while the stallion that
has long, rapid, spirited stride, will
he likely 10 beget colts with a similar
action,
Then, there is a great deal i'm breed
ing to horse with spirit and am
bition. These cold blooded horses
will beget old-blooded colts. The
nearer you can approach the thor
ough- bred, even for obtaining fast
walker, the better. There is game
there. and spirit, and endurance, and
stamina, and style. There are the
neat, bony heads, the prominent eyes.
the small ears, the capacious nostrils,
the large lungs and chest, the we'll
developed muscles, the bones as dense
as ivory.
Even for walkers, then, get the
nearest to thorough-bre possible, and
the same for trotters, and of course
the same for runners. You have,
then, horses fit for any company, and
for any purpose-to haul the pillow. or
buggy, or carriage, or to carry you
upon their backs. Breed large, fine
mares, thorough~br horses, and
you will get colts thatyou will not be
ashamed to have your friends see.-
RVl'al World.