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SPLENDID glasses. ell HEMPLER's. 453 Pa ave.
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At the Missouri annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, which closed yes
terday, the vote on the question Of admitting
women to the general conference was an
nounced as follows: The clergy. &C for; &c
against. The laity, 3, 326 for; al against
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An Invention Making Sewing q Pastime.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
IL charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
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TIE well-known firm of Johnson Brothers
tupply more families with fuel than any one
hIn in the United States
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The Finest Line Of Fresh Roasted gofees
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ADJUSTMENTS.
h kNNAA's itN NAs,,11,ss59S rHEArLl.
n ELEVENTH STREET
This week-Iades' Matinee ThursdAy-
IRWIN BROS
BIG SPECIALITY SHOW.
sTIRK AND ZENo,
Lateo Barnum-Bailey Show. London.
Next week-HARRY W. WILLIAMS CO. nhslst
X OF p FAIR AUCTION COMMENCES
each evenings Is IA soda: IT &
NlkS. MARY VIRGINIA TURBINE (BETTER
W known as Marian Harlan VIII deliver a lecture on
Tor OF se aa the aOiG :fy "
moral Association. on FRIDAY. March l3. at 4
I4is 81 NV. "a '"' . v" i"0'"i son.
ADMISSION. 81;
Rhode Island ave-. 1ol4 Vermont ave. and 1913 st
"A Corner of !sh and ID Sta
Under the management OF W. II. Rapley.
EVERY EVERY S SES#T THIS % %Ekk:
FIRST MATINEE TOMORROW AT2
Matinee prices. -. "a snd 75c.
Immediate success Of
kk ABEa T TH9MFs9N
LLf fbIa TTHH9MPs3N
And her own company OF comedians IN the musical
farce comedy. in acts,
The The BszzEEE
(All smilesD
The Koh-i-noor does not shine half ~ BRIGHTLY a.
does The Dazzer. Bostoa Herald. A' -
10p.m. mhs-t,t
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
EVERY EVENING ATS
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heon ~ BEE The Most Elaborate
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Mrs p. Harris. R. L. Brtton and r. r. Dean propri-
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Week commencing Monday. March g..
The new ION THE TRAIL" or,
DANIEL BOONE.
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Beautiful framed Horses Genuine Shawnee Indians
Danl Boone Challenge Bras. Band
Next week-LIGHTS AND SHADOWS mhg
I EssoNs IN ALL KINDS OF COOKERY ARE
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sale. mnI-:n.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa.
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The Red Hand brand
Or ALIsoPPs INDIA PALE ALE,
Brewed and bottled in England by the re-
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l417 New York ave. and ll22 Conn. ave.
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Ex-Representative A. ]. Warner followed the
kansan and stated that he was largely in sc-
cord with the views expressed He disagreed
with most OF them. though. before he got
through. Gen Warner insisted that IL the
national currency was doubled tonight the
value Of - would tomorrow be but half as
much as now. He attacked the demonstration
Of silver, chaAged those who were responsible
for 1t with being criminals, quoted figures in a
popular and pleasing way. demanded an in
crease OF the money volume to maintain the
ratio changed by increasing population and
then placed his huge bulk of good natured and
eloquent humanity IN the chair from which he
had been called by the chairman
REPRESENTATIVE wN. BAKER.
Representative William Baker. who succeeds
Turner from the sixth Kansas district. was then
asked to deliver an address. Mr.. Baker il of
medium height. somewhat bald, the possessor
Of brown-gray hirsute facial decorations He
wore black suit ana had quite ministerial
appearance. While he talked he kept his left
hand In his trousers pocket so that 1t should
not know what his right hand was doing; il did
not do anything worse than gestic ulate. Mr.
Baker prefaced most of his statements by intro
ductory remarks in which he invariably
referred 10 the doctrine Of common sense II
was Farmers Alliance speech, full Of crop
and bankruptcy and currency statistics There
was a touch Of unobtrusive humor here and
there. and once Mr.. Baker raised quite laugh
by referring to what we are going to do when
We take Possession Of the White House and the
rest OF the government two years from now"
SENATOR rEFrER AGAIN.
Prof. Gregory talked at some length on the
functions Of money, and then Senator PETER
again took the floor to further illustrate his
financial ideas He claimed that the boarding
of money should have no more effect than
would the boarding Of postage stamps The
power or function Of usury should be elimi-
mated from money, and then IL would not mat
ter how great the volume of currency any more
than II would matter were the number Of post
age stamps suddenly tripled The value OF the
:tamps would not vary because their quantity
increased or lessened- When that reform l. in
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THE MONEY QUESTION.
Senator PETER and Others Talk to the Tru
Commonwealth Club.

MORE OF THE ''NEEDFuL" WANTED FOR THE
coUNTRY-wHAT THE ALLIANCE WILL DO WHEN
IT GETS POSSESSION OF THE WHITE HOUSE TWO
YEARS HENcE--LEssoS OF A SILVER DOLLAR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

0'2.@s.9; October, 0.1ed92o; November,
eieQ9.2l; December, gl9ag.21.
~ Liverpool spot cotton steady, middling
upiands, od. Sales. 5000 bales. Futures
closed steady. February, 4.5s@45p, Feb.
Iuary and March. 1850! 5s; Msrcn ana ne
hnrii, o.o3@5.03; May and June o:ooag, .os'
Produce-tlour closed fairly active, hrm
Fine grades Of spring, $2.e5@S3.So; ., y:
winter, S2-5uCGs3.3o; superfine spring, so'io
@3.65; do. winter, s3.25@S3. 70; extra NO.
spring. ~ 00@Si; DO. winter, S.oo@A;
extra No. spring. $3.S56t4.sO; do. winter
sI@5.lO; city mill extras, s5.lO@S5.25;
southern -four firm; trade and family ex-
tras. $i.10@$510. Wheat-Options only
moderately traded in to-day. while prices
were very Irregular. The changes were
slight and dealings were absolutely feature
less. The closing prices were irregularly
changed. Spot lots closed firm. Spot sales
No. , red winter, 81 .O9h@Sl.l0X; No. 3 do
81 03l4; No. red winter, February, Sl.l0L
March, Sl.10L; do. May, sl.O7H; June,
81 0j3s. Corn, options dull but firm, closing
10. higher for February aud March. Spot
l0is closed iirmer. Spot sales No. mixed.
632< @6jc.; No. mixed February. 63l4c f.;
March, 624c.; May,G09zc. Oats. options
were dull, but firm; closing quieter at sc.
higher. Spot lots closed Lc better. Spot
sales No. white. 3llc No. 2 at J83t @j4c.;
No. mixed. 5sc.; No. ? do. 5214@52Hc.;
No. mixed February, 52hc.; May, soc
Pork dun; mess. Sll.O@Sll.75. Lsrd
steady; February, $6.C7; March, .G.l3;
April, S6.23. Sugar-raw. dull; 96 test cea
trifugal, j1sc.; fair refining, 45.c.; re-
fined, quiet; cut-lOaf and crushed, SG.4i;
powdered, S6.lS; granulaied. S6.06; mould,
g. &C.; candy, &C.: extra &. 5lSc.; golden &,
47sc. COnee-fair Rio cargOes, l9Ac.
stocks-The stocks to-day are Rosin.
22,112 barrels: spirits turpentine, LISA;
barrels; tar, Isl barrels. spirits
turpentine steady at 4lc., regulars, and
4Iibc. Tor machine barrels. Resin is mod
craicy active at about unchanged prices.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Wheat advanced Ia
cents this morning on Bradsireets bullish
report. giving a decrease Of 2,l4j,0O0 bushels
IN the entire visible supply OF the country.
Crops scarce, and reported heavy sales Of
flour at Baltimore and New York for eN-
port. During the last hours trading the adj
vance was lost and the market closed -
cent lower than last night on the re-
ceipt Of kilograms announcing the
l0ug-needed rains on the Pacific coast.
Receipts, IS Gears. Corn firm; 0w-
ing 10 the continued light receipts, but
closed unchanged. Receipts. u cars. oats
fairly active, but closed without change
Receipts, % cars. The provision market
was rather quiet, with packers selling on
hard spots and covering shorts on the de
cline the chief feature. Pork closed cent?
lower and lard and ribs unchanged. The
following are the closing figures: Wheat
February. 95Ac.; May, 992c.; July, 9j5.c.
C0rn-february, jl2zc.; May, $500; July.
j3ll. O.ts-May, 46l4c.; June, 4j5sc.; July
l3Hc. Pork-february, S9Gj; March, $3.50;
MAY. 5000. Lard-February 1913; March.
$jszH; May, SG.O2. Ribs-February, S407;
March. $3.50,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OPERATIONS or THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.

| situation OF Tobacco At Richmond and
the New York and Liverpool Cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Grain.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Money loaned al
easy rates throughout the day, and closed
"a per cent, which was the highest rate.
The lowest was ,. Exchange closed steady ;
posted rates, 4s5H@4ss; actual rates,
4Si.@lSJ for sixty days. and 4,6%@iS7
for demand. Governments closed steady {;
currency IS, 100 bid; 4's coupons, l2Q bid +;
AS DO. 100 bid.
There was less activity in the stock mar
ket this morning ior some stocks, but the
mornings trading was about on a par with
that OF the same hours Of Yesterday in some
Of the list. b tprices Were all from i. to !
per cent. higher ia the first hour than the
closing figures OF yesterday. After ii
O'Clock New England and Pacific Mail
we're active and strong, and prices made
further advances in some cases by mid
day, when the best figures Of the
morning were current. The Wander
Oilts, Union Pacific, and Northern Pacific
preferred. the sugar trust, lead trust and
Ahlca-O gdS were an conspicuous IN the
dealings both in point OF activity and
strength. After T. O'Clock the market was
much more active and prices were
stronger; some stocks showing great
Douyancy. Prices steadily advanced up TO
the last hour. Jersey Central was adj
yanced rapidly. In fact the stock was the
feature Oi the afternoon. and closed al
advance Of ~ per cent Its price at one
time was up to i &. Lead trust declared
dividend of per cent, but its price did not
advance. In fact thera was considerable
disappointment on their part 10 see its price
instead of advancing yield fraction. The
feasou for the sharp advance IN Jersey Cen
raj could not be ascertained. but there was
evidently buying on the part of insiders.
The closing prices for the general list were
at or near the best OF the day. The advdn-
ces ranged from quarter to 3pcr cent. SAFES
mounted 10 249, 1913 shares.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-CottOu-Nlessrs,
Hubbard, Price A. Co, in their cotton circu-
lar tonight, say: THE loOked.f0r reaction
in Liverpool REQUIRED to-day, arrivals adj
vancing two 10 three points, closing steady,
with "A portion Of the gain lost. IL is re-
ported here that the reaction was stiinu-
lated by reduced crop estimates, though il
difficult 20 understand upon what fnunda-
ton a reduction in crop estimates is based.
Our market responded. but feebly 10 the aG-
vantage in Liverpool, closing dull at about
last eyerbng's quotations. The small fuc-
tuatioDs during the day were largely the
result Of the op rations Of a local opera
tor, and are without Significance
as affecting the course OF prices,
Futures closed weak and 10 I points
lower. Receipts at ports today estimated
Mt 5000 bales. against 32,OsI bales last
week and -. 1876 bales last year. The spot
market is duh and easy. Middllng Up
lands, 91z@914 sales. l23 bales. lransar-
ton. Ia futures. 1900 bales. February.
$500 90; March. 0O2GsD.03; April, 9.l2G
. 10; May, 9.2l@9.22; June, 9.3O@9.3l; July
0.3s@9.39; August, 100000; september,
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Reported for the Times.
RICHMOND. Va. Feb. A. Offerings q
tohaccos at auction on Change Wedncs-
dav. February (. 1891 Total offerings llty-
.ient packages West Virginia bright i0bac.
COS: one package sold at $500, one at
Sy7 80. one at SO jO. one taken in at $23.jo.
one sold AT $500 two at So one q, S2lj 30,
,ue at so. one at $40, one taken III al
SlG.1j. two sold al Slj.2), two AT SO, one at
Sl4.1J. one taken in az Sli.2,, t%O 500 al
Sl4.2j. one taken m at Sli, one at $3.50,
ne sold at Sl35O, three az $500, one al
xf9.-j. two M $3.50. one taken IN at Sl2.2j,
,ne sold al Sl2. one taken in at Sll.jO, one
-o.d atSlI. one taken it at 5000, two sold
At 1928. one taken in at $40 thlee sold al
$40 one taken in al 500, one at $500, one
A. S9.2j. one sold at S9.2j, three al 50. one al
s. Ju. twO ut -. one at 500, TWO at ,"
'wo at 500. two at s5.s0. two at 500.
Offerings of tobacco on the loose breaks
fo-dav. Wednesday, February 4, 1891
-hockCe warehouse. g.. $50 pounds, high
- price slO.7i; Crenshaw's ware
mouse, %, l35 pounds, highest riiee, S.2.o'
Private sales reported 10 the secretary io
lay. Wrappers, q hogshoads; ~ er7' -,
hogsheal smokers, hOgsheads; scrap,
hogshpfd DIS; dark tobaDcos, hossheads
Total, 2ls h0gsbeads'
once al the ilb3cVO inspector ltpplta W.
lar: luspections-Bright' % hogsneads
Reiuspections-Dark, hogsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's. Virginia, Allegheny
DlJ Dominion. crenshaw's, Meals, shOckoe
Dayenport's, Planters and Merchants
>belburnes and seaOrOOk's warehouse
report todayi Receipts, y hogsheads; de
liveries, 24l ho2sheIds.
Office Of the collector Of the tni'ed state
internal revenue reports collections Tor In
.ity Of Richmond to-day as follows: Tax pan
cigars and cigarettes, $500; toJaccoa
S3.Il1.O3. Total, Sj,992.l3.
sir. l.. l.. Morton. OF IlarksNiile, ' a.
was on the Richmond Tobacco mafAe
today.
Registered al the Tobacco EXchang'
Wednesday. February 1, 1891 }. A. Chap
pen. Powhaian; l.. +. Fiippen. Amelia; /
l.. Morton, Clarksyille, Va; W. {. schroe
der pOWhatan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

.0R SALE CHEAP.

Avery niccIy-l0cated FARM of 200 Acres
iu Goocnlan0 county. two miles from raillHld
-t,tiou. and thirty-tWo miles west OF lAch-
moud.
uismathickly settled neighbothood, close
90 church, store. postoiicc, and high school
so healthier spot could be found in the enc
tire State.
Inc land lies nicely FOR cultivation, only
Slightly rolling. ana the soil is adapted 10 TIE
raising of grain and grass. The improve
m.nts consist of Frame Dwelling. Tvs,
stories. containing eieut rooms besides bali
and closets OutpGidIngs consist OF Barn
Ncw~f4hic for twelve COWS, Curage-housc
p0gltry.house Ofnle. Out-kitchcu Quarter
Nc. Good Garden. OIchard Win Apples
Peaches Pear. Cherries, ounces. &c.
About oue-tuird % the farm Is In wood, nal
lnce cleared Matered boy spring DR. inches
ana good we'll OF pure soft water IN \aid.
INNS faTm being iu such q healthy location
lud so convenient 90 railroad would IN Ike 20
desirable summer home for anyone doini
business iu Richmond Price loW aud on easy
terms For pauicui r., apply 10
W s PARSONS,
80. . NOith Moth street.
61.tf Richmond. VA.
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Twelve Cigars "a Dai.
New York SUM-

"lf IL be true" said n smoker, "that his
youthful majesty OF Germany smokes
twelve big black cigars daily, he will suffer
Tor il. | am not surprised that he is nery-
Gus in the DAYTIME, wakeful in the night
time. and irritable all the time, or that he
shows signs OF eplcptic fits. No man can
safely smoke half as heavily as he does. |
myself take three mild cigars a day; one AZ
ter breakfast, the next at lunch, and the
last i'm the evening. IL is a good thing TO
limit yourselfin that way, and then stick 10
The rule. II saves YOU great deal OF trou-
Bile. ! guess you'll hear OF the Kaiser going
crazy if he does not stop his big black
habit"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itchin-
and singing; most at night; worse bl
scratching. II allowed 20 continue tumOra
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be
coming very sore. Swayne's ointment stop
he itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
and IN most cases removes TIE tumors. AT
druggists, or by mail, for 80 cents. DI
~waync d Son, Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
CHOW TO Cure All skin DIsease,."

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" NJ
internal medicine required. Cures letter.
eczema, itch, all eruytions on the face,
hands. nose, &C., leaving the skin clear
white, and healthy. Its great healing ant
curative powers are possessed 10y no othel
remedy. Ask your druggist for swayne'f
Ointment
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$500 Reward !

,,.,,, The above reward for any case OF Liver
oaia. Dyspepsa SICK Headache lnaisss.0, W.,
uaton or Costsonezs We s""no ,s,ans are strictly
feg,soie i,'' re, are purely Vegetable and ne,ef
'',,faeton. sugar Coated Large osses
fS,a,ns 80 rms, s5 cents, Beware o. oniy o.
ana in ,1.,s % WISH COMPANY. CHICAGO LII
~ 80, a.. g y REEVE a co.. .6O1 east Mar
sh IN ssrect HlcnmOfd, va.
u23.fr,su,Wtl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

with each share OF Fredericksburg stock.

The best investment around Richmond is
in East Richmond. Twelve dollars per
month gets lot worth $500, and YOU have
thc stock left. You will not have TO male
more than eighteen payments on this as
dividends are expected TO make up the rest.
Address DAVID W. REINHART.
Secretary ana Treasurer, 90l J.. Main It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

u lime for coughs colds, crOuN, con
sumption. bronchitis. hOarsoness, a. / 81
nroat and lung troubles, that old-iash. nc
-emody. DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup, Of pur
pine tar. h0rehound. and wild cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
Or. E. c. VESTS
Nerve and Brain
TREATMENT.

Specific for IIysteria. Dizziness, Fits, Neu-
yaigla. Wakefulness, Mental Depression, soft
ening Of the Brain, resulting In insanity and
Leading 10 misery, decay and death, Prema-
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either sex, Involuntary osses, caused by
ovor-exertlon Of tho brain OF oyer-indul-
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mail prcpaid With each order for SIX boxes.
will send purchaser guarantee 10 refuhd
morey II the treatIp mt fails 10 cure. Guar
antee issued aud ger line sold only by
r. r. KEENE& CO, )snggists and Seedmen,
No. 90 81 Marshall street,
In 22-th ,sa&tu,iy Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

Change Of life. backache. hot Pushes. sleep
lrssue s., dizziness, nervousness are cured by
ur Miles Nervine, recently discovered
nN the ercat Indian Specialist. Elegant books
and trial bottles free. owens & Minor Du
'omnany, 1907 Main street, opposite pos;
office. Richmond. Va, OF address ur. Miles
MaL-caI lomnAmy. LIknart. Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

1889, 1908, S47; increase, s22.ssS. Net, $780,
0O9; 1889. $685., sos; decrease, 24,o9l. FOR 81
months ended December 81; Gross. 1870.
$l0.O3f. 375; 1889. 50. 7la.l5T; increase, s3l5,
DIS. Operating expenses. 1890, 80, $40, 0Od;
1850. 81. 100; increase. $j15,Sss. Net
1890. 81, 100, 769; 1889. $i,o54,3 Ss: decrease,
S260.6l9.
PERSONAL.
The Rev. DIR. Chas. OReilly. OF Detroit,
Mich. treasurer OF the Irish National
League, sailed for Bremen, lie goes abroad
10 study in one Of the Continental uni.
versities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

The bile is removed. the head cleared and
digestion restored by simmons Liver ReSu-
latOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
TNTHECHANCERY COURT OF THF
L l-IIA ~ ILIIIIMnNI.

Il CITY or EliuMbNl:
prior d. co. aga INST Pulling and ais ana A. l..
Straus a. 90 against Pulling and ais.
EXTRACT FROM uECREEO OF JANUARY rs, 1891.
.The Court doth adiuige. order,
and decree that Commissioner ONeltOn How
ard. who took the former account in this
cause do make the following Inquiries. VIZ ::
Isl Whether or not e.. a. Pulling is entitled
10 claim homestead i'm the amount 81 money
for which Mary :. Pulling was preferred By
me deed from e.. \. Pulling 10 l.. lcndleton.
tie said preference having been deciaIedG
invalid. ID. A. 10 whether or no The deed
ffom 4. 4. pul ing 10 r.. Peudl ton is alto
srthcr void. 3d 10 what portion az the
usds i'm this suit the fees allowed bv the de-
cree 81 81 OF July, 1890. 10 j Aston Cabell
and John Jackson, respectively, should De-
Charged itn. An account u all debts and
demanis which are entitled t1 participate b.
to tn" credit of tle court in the nrst oil these
causes. und their prlOritieS; and report 20
count together with any matter deemed
perfiCcnt by himself or required 20 D., spt-
officially stated boy any party interested.
EXTRACT FROM DEOKEEO Or JANUARY 20. 1891.
THE Court doth adjudge, order and decree
that before proceeding 10 execute the decree
of reference entered ina these causes on The
10Th day of January 1891, Commissioner
Veit0n HYwiId shall publish due notice OF
the prOvisiOnso of the SAID decree once week
tDr four successive weeks IN some newspaper
published Ina the city Of Richmond, Virgin Il.
and this pubhcatiOn shall be equivalent 10
porsonal scrN ice of The SAID notice On All par
lbs Interested except e.. y Pulling aud Mary
his vile. and Edmund lendleton. trustee,
who shall De personally served with said no.
ucs.
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YARBROUGu'S "MiLD hurley"
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50 simple yet always eflicacious in all
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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simmons Liver Regulator has never beer
Au0wn 90 Tail 10 cure all liver diseases.
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Without doubt this medicine Will cure
Won. N has cured thousands. Take sim
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