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Tho Turned Around, aIrsterr.

One on the annoying things Of life Is
what is known as being turned around
that Is, confused as TO the points of the
compass Probably nearly every one has
/ had something of this experience, but IL
/ Is much more yexatiOus i'm some cases
/ than in others, A friend of the writer
+ thus describes his experience: "Ihe only
+ place where have been thoroughly and
/ pcrsietently astray in this matter is
Poughkocpsic which l have had Occa-
sion 90 visit q fow times in the course of
my life. Everybody has heard of the
orator who, in an impas Toned moment,
exclaimed: j know no north, no south.
no east, no west Well his condition
vas greatly 20 be envied by the man who
thinks that west is east and north is
south, and who cannot rid his mind OF
the idea.
"Ihe first time Invent 10 Poughkecpsie,
some fifteen years ago, 10 was firmly im-
pressed ON my mind that the city was on
the west bank OF the Hudson and that
The principal street, which runs directly
back from the river, went in a direction
exactly west. Passing Poughkeepsic on
one Of the river steamers, | am we'll
aware that 10 Is on the east side but the
moment my foot is set on the shore a de
mon takes possession of me and my no.
tiOns of direction are all awry. / am
even i'm doubt when the train enters the
station whether it is going north or
south, and if left 10 myself should prob
ably take the train bound FOR Albany
when ! wanted to so 20 New York
'Ihe other night had to wait half an
hour for q train there, and during the
interval / made desperate efforts TO set
my mind right. On the newspaper in
my hand / drew a mental map OF the
Hudson, and then, starting with the as
sured fact that Poughkeepsie is on the
east bank, | tried 10 convince myself
Of the true state of things. But my mind
refused 10 stay convinced. As / think of
POughkcopsie now, Main street, as you
20 mp IL from the river, runs Just west. /
wish some one could explain this pho /
nomenon for me. One part of my men I
cal mako up knows positively which /.
direction is north and which is south, as /
well in Poughkeopsie as elsewhere, but /
;he other part land the one which is con. .
trolling refuses 10 accept this knowl- /
flgc Why il it, Where Is the philoso- .
pher who can explain itE-New IOrl +.
Tribune
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Is Marriage a Talluree

Marriage a failurel l should say
notw remarked an Oregon farmer,
whose opinion was desired on one OF
.he great questions OF the day.
"Why, there's Lucindy gifts up in
the mornin', milks six cows, gifts
breakfas', starts four Children to skewl,
looks arter tho other three, feeds tho
hens, likewise the hogs, likewise some
motherless sheep, skins twenty pans
o milk, washes the clothes, gifts din
ner, ct cetery, ct cetery.
Think ! could hire anybody to do
it fur what She gitsi Not much ! Mar
riage. sir, is a success, sir; a great sue
cess Youths Companion
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JOHN BRIGHT, NJ. P.
INTERESTING NOTES BY ONE OF HIS
COLLEAGUES m PARLIAMENT.

o'Connor Power Tells How He First
Heard John Briehi-IiIs Friendship for
America -holand-Mr. Bri.ht's Ora.
tory nis Last Days.
John Bright has been the lifelong
friend Of America and American iusti-
tutiOns. During the civil war he stood
almost alone amongst the leading men Of
England in his advocacy Of the cause Of
the Union, and his speeches delivered on
that subject are the finest of all his ora
+ torical achievements. IL is a little more
than twenty years ago since | first heard
him speak, in his native town. ROchdale.
and the man. the subject and the occa-
sion would have been forever impressed
on my memory even If | had not tho
privilege aflW ded me. az n later period,
Of knowing him personally and meeting
him occasionally in society and of talk
ing with him in the house Of commons
and clsewhcr 3n those subjects in
which. ms members Of parliament, we
were both Interested This was the first
great speech / over heard md he the
first great speaker. / was only boz at
the time, Just beginning the study OF
politics. ] listened 10 the great orator
with GREATNESS attention, and remom-
Der that at q point in his address, when
the large audience was hushed in deep
silence. hanging on every word, ! no.
tl1cted more attention than was good
for me by giving a single cheer 10 a
sentiment which struck mo at the time
as ono emincntly just and praiseworthy:
"lhe nation must now seize the sceDter.
which for the last 200 wears has been
welded By q class! said Mr. Bright. and
], as one of tie .atiOn, could not help
responding Enthusiastically 10 this patri-
cite appeal IS
The occasion of the speech was the
election of Mr. Bright's brother. Jacob.
D. a member for the city Of Manchester
Mr.. BRIGHT himself had represented
Manchcst ter. bu. was defeated some wears
before by local ioal0usies and chiefly
through the influence OF Mir. Potter. a
leader Of the Liberal party in that city
and father of the present member for
ROchdalc. who is also the honorary
secretary o. the Golden club. The
Liberals of EochdaR met 10 celebrate
the Manchester victory. and Alr Briglts
speech was devoted % q yindicati0p Of .
Liberal policy. rs expressed in the well F.
known watchwOrds of the party-PcaCc, f
Retrcrchnmt and Reform ! had read
many Of bis speeches before | hm an .
opportunity of hearing him, and from
their style and contents, SO robust and .
incorporating, so fun Of concentrated .
passion, 50 whitening i'm their invcctivc,
80 scornlul end denuciat0ry towards
al oppression and wrong. / expected his .
)ratory would be characterized by
singular energy and that his gesticula-
ion would be as forcible and expressive
as his word7. ! was surprised 10 find,
)n the contrary, that his manner was
quiet, and that Dis ccturcs
we're very few. and these Of The simplest
description. lie relied almost entirely
IN the tones Of his magnificent voice and
heir appropriate mOdulatiOn for tic
.dequaic expression of those passages
which were charged with peculiar ON.
'hasi5 or strong emotion. The effect on
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The AcT0Rls CHILD.

Amid the auumn's even glow,
where sunbesns gamboled q nd fro,
A merry group of children gay
WhIlel the hours 10 play away;
once young again. in Joyous age,
Sat kith and Kim and mothers smiling,
Seeking 10 turn back childhoods page
With laughter soft and self beguillng.
one lap OF gold outshone the rest
Streaked purple from the gllntng west.
Tho buds and butterflies that Few.
Unheeded sped the welEin blue;
While DER the merry scene beyond
Gazed look OF q fair tender mother.
soul Vrapt in loves entwiuing bond
As each wee midget chased the other
on take my forfeit. " cried a one
"From you, Queen Mabbie-dou't you run"
A leap q lurch. a squeeze. a Kiss
Repaid The price OF happy bliss.
There was pause. Next who's the next v
Came from o dozen voices ringing,
A one whose naxen head perplcxel.
Aloof. in tardiness, seemed ciinging.
"Come now, no idling sir b. swift
The puzs is yours, So take the giltr'
He smiled for answer, and, Qs bold,
sprang teet into the lap OF gold:
The puckered lips Of ruby red
In childish glee OF grace the neateat
A moment waFerel, then they said.
"rl It's ms mamma. she's De sweetest
-M1Aros " Rn-anfsh 'n IN fn'-----
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Now York stock Market
Reported by G. w. Branch q Co.. banker
and brokers, No I'LL Man street.
REVIEW

NEW YORK, January s.-Both the
London market and our own market
opened feyerish and weaker. with more
pressure to sell the coal stocks. Heavy
purchasers hy a Philadelphia house. said
20 be for prominent New York con
Germ. steadied Reading around AZ. Mar
row fluctuations and unusual dullncss
were the chief features during the morn
ing. The room traders are evidently
waiting for the outcome OF the Western
Railroad presidents meeting here to-day.
There was large representative gather
ing al II o'clock, when the meeting began
and the pointers came down town that
everything was lovely, and all would be
arranged tremendously before ] o'clock
to-day. Before / o'clock came this official
bulletin Meeting adjourned till Thurs
day. have only thus far talked over The
general situation After this dampener.
trading almost died away. The morn
ing's trading was small in volume. less
than $4,000 shares, but 10 was hlariously
exciting compared with the afternoon
dribhling Our money market was
steadier at 4U5. Most transactions were
around 4 per cent The present dull
hesitating market is extremely difficult
TO read, but the shrewdest people in the
room advise against selling short. II YOU
must go in, go in for long sell on the
long side The underpinning is too
strong 90 allow much depression, and on
any activity q sharp rebound is apt 90
come 40 any moment Nothing was done
in The house to-day 90 encourage Union
Pacific friends Closing had no signif-
canoe The grangcrs were somewhat
weaker Reading steady and others
almost lifelcss
Sterling, S4Sjl@&is9
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have been practical druggist in Tyler Tor
a number Ot years. and la t1dt time have had
occasion 90 examine. tfy AMI notice tno effect
Of nearly an zine hiEnl srrcummcudrd preplrl-
lions or pa cnt medicines on roe market. and
a. have suffered untold no. Frs myself tine
fast number of years from severe form OF
iuitm natnry rheumatism. aid cDuli hui
nothing TO cure or roicvc mr. I had almost
drawn % c1nciu-i1u thar ult patent medicines
were more or les frauds uuiil about Que year
ago was Induced by friend. now iifing I'm
~ -, 20 try preparation known "a, g. or
Botanic Blood Balm, AM aitera long pcrsua-
SION on his part finally m ide zap ms mind 90
make one more effort i0 rid mysclf0i the terri
Die alhiciiOn; and DO now afflUls me the great
est l-asure Of my life tD state 60 tine citizens
o. smith county that ! ana entirely cured.
with no traces OF the disease left. and all
objected by the magic healing y 0perr's Of B.
Is. D., which | consider the grandcsr. purest.
a1d mo Z powerful blood remedy known 20
min. have beon subject ~ inhammitOry A.
tacks since ten years OF age. and up 10 tho
present time have had four The last spoil
came on me m November. 1885, over year
send for our Book ofWondors. free. Il treat
does =. suSWNwtfe1
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ago. at which time was confined 70 my bed
FOR eight weeks. passing the nights I'm misery.
with mo- sleep except When produced hy uAr-
cotic- ana various Opilfos. The week previous
% using - B -. up o. that tim0 ! had only
o1ten six meals. AMI could scarcely sif mp
without suppIri. bat after using three bottles
] va. "a fle 90 relish my meal, AMI ~ walk up
town. and after six bOltici hal been used,
tnauk Heaven. was entirely cured aud OF
tle slightest pIl felt since that time Whom
I returned 60 business In February my weight
was lb pounds. but gradually increased
until nay regular weight was again a.
taInd -2l1 pounds. The noticeable fact In
what have SD cheorfuliy stated Is that this
unparalleled ana roma rkahle discovery. B Is.
-, cure me Ia mil winter. a. the very time
ny sunering- and misery were the greatest.
take 10 on myself az a practical druggist %
heartily. clccrfuily. as well ~ cOnsci utiOus
ly, recommend TINS glorious blood remedy 10
all sufferers of rheumatism or blood troubles.
and not only myself. but the firm of VI Kay \
Adams. who handle IL, will cheerfuly endorse
tts supe0Or merits. JOHN " DAVIS.
and MCKAY y ADAMS. Tyler. Texas.
OF an blood disorders Address.
BLOOD BALM CO. Atlanta. Ca.
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FOR SALE BY
Owens a Minor Drug Co..,
Richmond. Va,
WHOLESALE AGENTS
VIOLA LOTION

For the prevention and cure Of CHAPPRD
HANDS, ROUGH SKIN. SKIN ERUPrIONs.
ECZEMA. and ANNOYING ITCHING. and.
indeed all kinds OF cutaneous diseases.
This prescription was prescrcd by "A ccle-
brated specialist Of Philadelphia tor one OF
our well known citizens. IL accomplished
such wonderful results and the calls upon
him for It, were 50 numerous that he placed
the prescription In our hands 10 be com
pounded and sold AZ such a reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves Of is
benefits. 10 can be- bad al low price, and va
advise all sufferers 10 try IT,
Numerous testimonials could bc obtained %
It's merits III desired
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists.
6mhll-tf 1914 Main street.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.

EMULSION OF CoD.LIVER OIL,
WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITEs OF LIME AND SODA
For Coughs. Colds. Consumption and all
Bronchial Affections.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS,
PRICE SOC.
ASA for that prepared by
PURCELL. IhDDS CO,
mos Wholesale DrIggsstx
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EGSNICgTT'S
THROAT and LUNG CURE
Tar, uuIlcIn, Wild Cherry,
and Honey.

Will permanently cure Colds. Coughs. Hoarss-
ness sore Throat, NhOoping Cough. Bronchi-
us, Asthma, aud ail diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs.
Contains no opium. nor other narcotic or
minora. OF any kind. bat isa
PLEASANT NEGETgLE COMPOUND
for thee quick cure OF affections of the Throat
Lungs, and Pulmonary Diseases.
Road what Hon. JOSEPH q. BROWN, United
states senator from Georgia, has % say about
this WONDLRf u CURE:
ATLANTA. Ca. February Hiss.
To no HunnicaN Rheumatic Cure Company.
Gentlemen, i have been troubled with llrOn-
chitis and occasional sore lh cat. with severe
Cough. for number of years past. and hiys
tried great many of fhc most popular rcme-
dies known Go the public or the profession
some Mitigating the dlsras0 more and some
less ! was finally Induced ru Try the prepare
tiOu knOwuHs ltI NNICIII- TIlROATAND
Lung CURE. which have used frequently or
late. AMI mud n most excellent medicine.
Indeed. DO NOT hesitate t0 say that I have
derived more benefit from 10 than | have from
any Oi an the other preparations
In case OF sore Throat IN Is especially fine.
When ln that condition / .ip about "a teaspoon
tul no time every hour on 20. keeping tho
throat fabricated with it,with very satisfactory
results.
~ has another excellence I'm ms case II new
er produce nausea, but acts rather as a tonic.
Very truly, otc., JOSEPH 4. BROWN.
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the audience wa
the best proof OF
his uurivalcd
power. Every
word went home
with the precise
meaning which 10
was designed 10
carry, and every
phrase was $50 fc-
licitOus I'm form,
SD noble in sonti-
uleut and feeling,
so sound in taste
and Judgment.
that the entire
assembly after
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Y l II G. | y AN THE CIRCUIT
COZ ri OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
DtCE MBEk AlTH ISIS.
PROFESSIONAL.

, ~ 49,. ~ 'r7---r-r, 49, -I->-.---r--
JAMES LYONS WILLIAM n. LYONS.
| IONS & LYONS.
i ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs
AT LAW,
No. IL shafer's BIuilng, Richmond, Va.
We VIII give prompt attention 10 law bust
ness LOO ail the state aud Federal courts OF tne
city OF Richmond and adjacent counties.
nO2T-im
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LEGAL NOTICES
Y IRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
COZ RrOF TnEClTY OF RICHMOND.
DECEMBER NTH fs...

L |
COZ RrOF TIRE CITY OF RICHMOND
DECEMBER 10TH. 1855:
/ q, d. Rand ami G.. b. Barbee. partners trading
uhier the firm name and style OF Rand 81
Dhiu''' -'st-.' .-. ..---t-- ..,..... Plaintiffs.
against
f. " 'i",h' ''f--. tt, .tstt.. 5000. Defendant.
Ia case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit is Ia recover against
the defendant $40, and to attach the estate
of the said defendant in the city OF Richmond
ANA subject the same 90 the payment of the
pm1tius claim.
Aud affidavit having been madeand filed that
tlt defendant Is a nonresident of thi. stale.
Do N ordered that hc appear here within nf
Teen da} after due publication hereof, and DO
what is necessary 20 protect his interest in
A copy-Teste.
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
COURTNEY PATTERSON, pa.
ide,i-IawiwFn
Y 1 II G. y MAIN THE CIRCUIT
cor ri OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
DECEMBER 18th. lsSS
J.. Younger. NJ Millhsor and G.. Nublser
merchants and rartners, doing business under
the hrm name aud style OF l.. {. Younger.
o,,... Plaintiffs,
Noah W. Holt and --- Kendall. millers and
partners, doing business under the firm name
il''' ID ~ OF ~ ~ To- liNll y iu.sss Defendants.
ln ease and upon an attachment returned
executed
me OBJECT OF THIS suit Is 10 recover against
inc defendants sii1U with Interest thereon
al me rate OF Six per centum per auaum from
Nltll ~ le,0 until paid. and % attach the es-
tate OBJ the said defendants 900 the citg OF Rich
mond. ana subject the same tO the payment of
the plaintiffs claim.
ANA aihinYt having been made and filed that
iue DEFENDANTS arc n0u-rc-idcuts OF Chi.
s..le,ii Us ordered ihat thcy appear here within
nite-n lays after due publication hereof ami
uo "ht is necessary To protect Their inter
est- in This sui..
A cOpy-Icste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk
STAPLES * MUNFORD, pa. 2dc2l law4wTiI
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Y IRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUI
COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEN
RlCO-IN NACATION-ON THE 3lsr DAY
OF DECEMBER. lsss
william II. Boyeridge. ................ Plaintiff.
against
william II. Parkerand Margaret G.. Parker his
Wlle'..'., D.. ..... ....-.-.--...... Defendants.
~ CHANCERY.
The object of this suit Is 10 require the de-
PENDANTS Margaret q. and William II. Parker,
tO comply with the terms of sale % the plain
til, IN tho purchase of PSI 9-lEth- feet OF land
on Baldwin street between james and Baker
streets, Ga the county OF Henr.c0. and 90 make
10 said plalntli "a good aud sufficient deed "a
said land
And an AFFIDAVIT having been made ana nled
that diligence has been used by said plaintiff %
ascertain 100 what county on corporation the said
defendants, Margaret a.. Parker and illiam
II. Parker, are, without effect. 10 is ordered
that they do appear here within fifteen days
after The due publication of th, order. and DO
whatever Is necessary 10 protect their in-
terest. herein.
COpy-Icste.
W. s. LEAkR, Clerk
WADDnLL, JR.. Attorney. STA i-Ffw
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co MS u M PTION

last stages OF that terrible disease ~ effect IL
wonderful The coulh Is casod. and tho
rcspintiOns heightened. the lung. begin To
heal. the hectic fever and night swcafs are
checked, strength and Nlgor return. sloeplcss
nights give place no quiet rest and cheerful
awakening, thcappctite returns. and hope and
happiness take the place OF foehlonoss and
despair N it does NOT dO what Is CANNED for
~ return the tonic and your money viii DO
cheeriully refunded.
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.


For iss5-October. 1851 pounds
average san; November Az 80:
pounds. average $1404. December. 5s7
/ ia pounds, average $l2.7j; total, i.143.
/ 2Gi pounds. average $l33D For 1888
/ October, js,30l pounds, average $500
/ November, 4i9,2S9 pounds, average $40.
7 0l December 503,4lo pounds, average
/ Sl033. total, l,Oli,0 05 pounds, average
/ $1,000
Oar sales opened last Monday, 3lsi
ultimo and for three DAYS were fairly
large. but fen Oh The rest of the week on
account of rain and bad weather. But
Che rain wiz enable farmers 20 handle
their crops and we look for heavy re-
ceipts for some time 90 come Prices
have undergone no change worth noting
since the holidays, as compared with
prior thereto. The bulk Of the crop
offered here so far has been very inferior.
and while frosted is found in an grades.
some of ihc finest color OF the 'Ss growth
was made in this section. and often 40
cents and so cents and even occasionally
over go cents is paid But few wrappers
have been offered here yet, but they will
Doe now soon
Sales of loose tobacco to-day amounted
Co only 9135 pounds There is a pros
poet for good sale tomorrow, judging
from the number of wagons packed at
Crcnshaw's Planters Warehouse to-
night
Auction sales at Tobacco Exchange TO-
day. IWenty-nine packages of West
Virginia Brighls Were offered by Silas
>helhune Prices ranged from SlO2j
io $3.50. anything with color selling
well Bright cutters are in great demand
those with fine white color being largely
sought for making the bidding very
lively and spirited when such tobacc0s
are put mp at auction The West Nir-
Einia bright crops of Messrs H. j. and
G. NJ. Bird. were sold ON the 4th instant,
and ON Yesterday l1thinstanU hy Mcssrs
Carr IS Dickensons the highest price OBJ
tanned was SOS That part sold ON Alb
instant, averaged Slj.
Prices RANGED Yesterday from 500 for
Jugs up to sos for light press wrappers.
and The average was SAB on eighteen
packages hogsheads, and tierccs-all
good weight
Inspector O.'lccTcpOrts l0rtO-day In
,pections, l26 reviews rs.
Mr. William g. Miller reports sale Of
20 Tot of smokers to-day
\ prominent tobacco commission mer- .
chant reports "a good sale of smokers to- .
day.
Another prominent tobacco commits .
sion house reports sales OF wrappers and .
filters to-day.
Nc.-rs Darlington 81 Co. report sale
l' % i0t of Western tobacco
Mi>-r- r j. Norris 81 Co. report sale
lf 20 few wrappers to-day.
Mes.rs Arlington Is Scott report sales
li smokers and nl.er- to-day
Air a b. Nuckols "a planter says
i am from the lower end of Goochlqnd
curt House think there is right
mart loose tobacco IN my county 90 come
Do yet don't think more than one
bird of the crop has been sold
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange
o-day F. vs. Goode, Nest-N Virginia, O.
J. Kent Fluvanua George A. Lester.
hcstcricld. T. J.. Owen. New York. VI.
=. Van Doren. Fredericksburg and Poto-
lar railroads W g. Hall. Chcstcricld.
Ford, Cumberland, C. H.; W J. Tim
ler = W. Nenable Petersburg j. f.
.acy >cou~huIg w II Smoot Hender
tr y O.
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l. Powell reports Peanuts steady at
last quotations. Eggs IL cents and dull
Messrs. j. IL Griffith x Co confirm the
above.
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INSURANCE
I LIVERPOOL * LONDON * GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE LARGEST FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY ~ THE WORLD.

Total assets si0W0,nO0. Assets in the United
States, S6,,.3.5,5.s3. Losses paid In the I nifed
over Sl.OUuo. Losses paid .On proof OF same
without discount.
Stockholders personally respO- slble
Local Board nt Directors Colonel Archer
Anderson, Chairman. X. T.. Brown. e.. r.. Davis.
DAVENPORT a CO., Genl Agents.
Once: Company'- building, NIB East Main
street. ia2sw
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
cor kr OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
TIE I'm DAY or DECEMBER las,.
a.. i. swift and J.. g. SwItt.......... Plaintiffs
ugui so
william II. Belts J.. D.. Winston sheriff of the
city az Richmond and administrator 0t lllr-
ri- ElmOndsOn, deceased, and Robert n
oicger executor OF John o.. Sfegor lc-
CnlaNl ...-... ....... -........ UnlnmLnnl.
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RAILROAD BoNns.
Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams & Son.
bankers aud brokers' III Main street
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NIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERK $ OF
FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO. Is VACA.
TON. DECEMBER 81. ISIS.
Central Lunatic Asylum. ............ Plalntif.
against
b. H. hagsdalc Sheriff Of Dinwiddie county.
Isaac Davenport Jr, Constance H. Moore.
and Thomas Moore, her husband, ..........
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THE GREAT
Iron and
Wild Cherry
TONIC

SHOULD BE AND Is UNIVERSALLY
PRESCRIBED
by on physicians; "a preparation OF IRON.
WILD CHERRY. and pHOSpHATES In such
form a. 10 hc readily assimllatsd by tho sys-
ten. Its ingredients are found Ia all grains
in wheat, corn. &c. and 10 il delicious To the
taste. IL n not quaCk medicine. but q
diseases as arise from indis osiion OF food.
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