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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-07

La Rason que tanto blasonan de es-
paholes, que saben que un espanol
esta en- SUI casa, en- su patria, en- cual-
quiera de las provincias de Espana
EN- que tenga por conveniente esta-
blecerse; que hasta en- la Constitu-
cion del Estado esta consignado que
ningun diputado Sc considere con
mas derechos que otro & tratar sobre
su provincial; que hombres como los
de La R0x0n echen en- cara al direc-
tor del BoLErIN que por no haber
nacido en- esta provincial de su nacion
no tiene tantos derechos, no tiene
tanto interes como ellos, como cual-
quiera espanol, sea de la provincial
que tuere, para juzgar sobre los
asuntos de esta parte de su patria;
este por mas que 10 vimos en- otra
parte, y no nos sorprende por 10
mlsmo, es 10 mas extrano que pueda
darse entire compatriotas. rs una
cosa por ell estilo de 10 que pasa en-
Paris cuyos habitantes, al mGnos
una parte de ellos, quieren que aque-
LA capital Sc emancipe del resto de
la Francia.
81 solo los que ven Ia primera luz
bajo el sol briHaate de los h6picos son
los que tienen inter6s ell conservar
estas provincias pr6speras, felices Y
espanolas, entonces el her6ico eier-
cito que ha regado con su sangre la
hispana provincial de Cuba por ellos
librada de Ia tea de los traidores,
por ellos salvada para la civilization
y para la raza latina, no tiene inte-
res, no tiene tanto derecho 4 ocu-
parse de aquella terra, suya 10 mis-
mo que de los que en- ella nacieron,
como C6spedes, hijo esptireo de aquel
suelo, y sus compa1leros que han
regado dc ceniza y huesos las es-
plendidas comarcas Ell que rospira-
ron ell primer aliento, en- que sus
padres nacidos en- otros climas, pero
bajo ell mismo glorioso pendon de
Espafla, vertieron su sudor para
fertilizar la TERRA, para dejarla lica a
los ingratos que la incendiaron.
Ante las m1ltiples ideas que Sc
agolpan 4 nuestro cerebro al Yer di-
rigida 4 nosotros la misn2a nota de
Incompetence que Sc dirigi5 4 nues-
tro amigo el Mdrtir de Cayo IEueso,
al heroe que di6 la vida por defender
a Cuba, por defender a aquella parte
de su naoion en- que Sc le considera-
ba por algunos como extrangero, an
te la indignation que nos invade, te-
memos continuar escribiendo no sea
que nos salgamos del circulo de mo-
deracion y cortesla que nos hemos
trazado.
Nosotros no queremos offender in
dlvidualnente a los hombres de La
Rnzon, cuya ilustracion reconoce
mos, en- cuya buena f9 quisitramos
Greer Nj creemos dignos dc figurar
en- estas columnas consagradas 4
grandes intereses ante los cuales es
demasiado pequena nuestra indivi-
dualldad, para que ocupemos ell Bo-
LE1IN con los datos biograicos que
lndlrectamente Sc nos piden acerca
de su director. Confesar que ha vivi-
40 tantos 8 cuantos amos Ell estas
provincias antillanas; decir que en-
elias ha pasado casi toda st r;;1ia;
asegurar que en- esta tiene csposa
criolla { hijos o32eridos; sacar astos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-07
MUM. 81.

como humildes tltulos al derecho que
le aslste a ocuparse de Puerto Rico
y de todas las provincias de Espana,
11gualmente que los puerto-riqueflos
10 tienen para ocuparsede las demas;
hacer todo este, seria negar los
tltqlos que los demas espanoles,
incluso el Rey y su gobierno,
tlenen para juzgar y discutir las CO.
sas deesta provincia espanola. somos
eSpa1oles y este basta para que ten
gamos el deber y el interes que todos
nuestros compatriotas tienen para
estar unidos identiGcados con el
porvenir de cada una y do todas las
parties integrantes de nuestra comun
nacionalidad.
Pero aunque sea NADIA mas que
para hacer yer & los Sres. redacto-
res de LII Rason que como hombre
estudloso y observador, el director
del BoLET1N tiene acopiados datos
de las cosas y de las personas nota.
bles dc PuertoRico, le diremos que
la redaccion del peri6dico que i'm
pugnamos, en- donde hay escritores
que aunque nacidos bajo ell sol 6rilzasp-
te de los h'@picos, no son espanoles
porque no han nacido Ell territorio,
espahol, porque son compatriotas de
Marcano yde Modesto Diaz, es la
que menos tftulos tiene para tratar
de golondrina al que es espanol de
naclmiento Y de conviction. A noso-
tros 4ue sabiamos este, asi como sa-
bemos otras muchss cosas que no
publicaremos 81, como aIlora & clio
no Sc nos provoca, nunca Sc nos ha-
bla ocurrido ocuparnos de las per-
sonas, y de SUI origen, siempre in
significantes ante las ideas y el de.
recho q que debe consagrarse la
prensa periodical
Maestro ilustrado colega conclu
ye ell escrito que nos dedica con el
pArrafo que va a continuation Y que,
a exception de loque serefere 1 email
tecer nuestra pequena sufciencia Y
que no admitimos sino como una
cortes correspondence & los sim
ceros elogios que del talento dc los
escrltores de La Royon helnos hecho
mas de una vez, hacemos en- III todo
nuestro, anadi6ndole, cmpero, dos
palabras a 10 tiltimo que ponemos
con letra bastardilla para que SO dis.
tingan. H6 aquf ell parrafo citado.
"Vamos q tcrnlinar; pero antes quere-
mos decir dos palabras mas i nuestro con.
trincante. En- las contestaciones que le de-
dlcamos debe yer una prueba de que le
concedemos valer 6 ilustracion por ESQ
desearlamos encontrarle de frcnte en- el
ancho campo de Ia discussion de las ideas.
va debe haber comprendido que con LA.
marnos de este del otro modo no SO nos
asusta lpor que Ia inteligencia de sus re-
dactores no sc dedica q atacar nuestros
principles, valiGndose de razones no de
suposlcione' que nj aun ofcndernos pue-
den por absurdas? Asi quizas entrarIa 10
prensa en- lin mar mas sereno, ) cruzando
conservadores y liberales en- distintos ba.
jeles, procurariamos todos, aunque por de
versos rumbos, llegar al puerto apetecido,
que debe ser, no dularlo, ia felicidad de
Pucrto-Rico" con Espaiaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-07
Cuatro palabras al Sr. Ledesma.

Con sorpresa hemos leido Ia pro-
tesla que dirige el Sr. D. Grsgorio
Ledesma en- ell n6mero 50 de Les
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-07


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-07

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

A meetiug of the representatives of all the
railroads centering at st. Louis was held in
that city on Friday last, to consider the project
of building a grand Union Depot and tunnel,
extending from the western terminus OF the
bridge to the depot. They decided upon q
plan OF organization and adopted articles of as
ISOLATION, the capital to be $3,0oO,oOo one
half of which was subscribed by the companies
represented. Besides the capital, the Compa-
ny will issue s2,OOOO0O seven per cent. gold
bonds. This consolidation of depots, in cities,
is becoming fayorite idea with persons inter-
ested in Railroad matters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, JUNE II, 1871.

RESOURCES OF VIRGINA.-A correspondent
of the Richmond State Journal gives an ac-
count of recent lecture delivered at Mount
Pleasant, near Washington, by Mr.. Brmerd,
in which he spoke of this section of Virginia
as one ofthe richest mineralregions fthe State
He said he could speak of Loudoun coun-
ty from his own personal observation. He did
not know to what extent the precious metals
were developed, but it was certain that in the
vicinity of the Great Falls of the Potomac, rich
viens of gold bearing quarts had been discover
cd. About three miles east Of Leesburg, there
is copper mine that was once successfully
worked for that metal-and near by is a valua-
bic deposit of magnetic iron ore, but the most
valuable mineral yet discovered in that county,
is a stratum of marble situated about eight
miles southwest Of Leesburg. The principal
outcrop is upon land owned by B. L. Carter,andi
is uncovered by any other rock for distance OF
about one mile from north to SOUTH and has
vertical thickness of nine hundred and forty
feet The rock seems to lie in massive beds,
the lower stratum presenting the white or stat
uary variety, which will compare tavorably
with the best italian specimens. Sculptors
who have examined and tested specimens pro
nounce it superior to anything Of the KIND IN
the world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12
ICOMMiiNIC.ATED.

Suppose. says .Junius. = you give son, on
his arrival al the are Of twcnty.OMc. $j.OOO
and nc loaIs ii ont at - per Ct. ut the age of
Sixty-nnr h. will be worth nearly n half million
Of dollars. provided. ''thc young man w;r:;
asleep al the time, only waking up once a year
and collecting his interest and rcinvcsing
Good lea! Let all the Young hopctuiS, whose
fathers have $1,000 to give them, be put to bed
rs Soan as they arrive Al the age of ,wcnty-onr
and Kept dormant How much trouble as we'll
rs money would be saved. and what an i'm
provcment there would be in the morals OF the
age, for these fellows who ret hold Of $1,000
seldom upon their arrival III $ixty-orr, are
worth their original capital, the various little
expenses they are at, generally eating up prin.
ci pal and interest too in very short time. If
the skies were to fall We might catch larks
but in this fast age, the difficulty would be to
get these young men to 90 to bed. PARENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

THE Availability of Chloroform and Similar
Agents in Facilitating Robbery, was the sub
ject Of the lecture delivered before the Medico-
Legal Society, Of New York. u, its regular
meeting, Thursday evening. DR.. Stephen Rog-
ers, the speaker, took the ground that chloro-
form cannot be effectively used in aid of rob-
berg, or IN supplying persons against their will,
for any felonious purpose whatever. He be-
heved that no we'll authenticated case Of rob.
berry, effected BY means Of chloroform could be
produced. DR.. Rogers may take what ground
be pleases-and may be very scientific but
Gated instances show to the contrary of what he
asserta There was conclusive case, proved
and authenticated, which occurred near Nineveh
Warren county in this State last summer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

Mr.. Robert Toombs, of Georgia, has been
interviewed" and the reporter represents
:him as quite bclligerent, severe upon Vallan-
digham, not accepting the constitutional amend
:ments as ''fnalites' opposed to new de-
partures' ETC., etc. The account of this in
terview' is published in the New York Tr-
buuc, and will be text upon which the North
ern Radical papers will dilatc. According to
the report, Mr. Toombs appeared in the con-
versation to be warm and passionate in his
language.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

Trouble is reported in Liberia. \ vote was
taken on proposition to extend the PreSi-
dental term two years longer, and Roye, the
incumbent, took possession Of the ballots and
declared the extension carried. The I.egls!a-
ture ordered a new election, and Roberts, Tor
mer President, was elected. Roye holds Oh,
however. One feature Of the conflict is that
the question of color is said to enter into It,.
Roye is a full black: while Roberts and his
marty are mnlattoes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

The news from France is. that the newalE'-
pers think favoraby Of the stability OF the
Theirs Government. but anticipate strong ri-
fort by the BonapartiStS to elect delegates in
the supplementary elections for the Assembly.
Young Louis, the Prince Imperial, is expected
TO be one of the candidates. The church prop
erty taken by the Communists has nearly all
been found and restored
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

Our ''cursing and swearing. correspondent
from Fauquier who occasionally sends us Il note
expressing his opinions, couched in very en-
phatic language. as Il 7. 5. TO his last, says:
'As to the claims before the Southern Loyal
Claims Commission, don t. believe they ever
will be paid, and are not worth Il hucl;leherry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

Alta wedding supper in the town OF Fort
Dodge, Iowa, on Thursday Of last week. some
of the guests were taken i'll quite suddenly:
and had TO be removed This continued, until
Il persons were afflicted with the ''epi'
demic.', Fortunately, no body died on the &C.
casion. The confectioner in preparing the
ice cream had used copper refrigerator lined
with tin which had not been properly cleaned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

1t would appear from the tenor of General
Shcrman's late letter, that he never designed
to do more than to contradict the accuracy Of
the aro1r7s he was reported to have used in his
New Orleans speech. about Congressional ku
klux action. The nLm was. probably. very
near as reported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

Senator Logan of ILL.,. is "brought ont as Il
contestant with Gen. Grant for the Radical
nomination for President It won t answer.
The leaders have resolved upon Grant. Not
but that large section Of the party would pre-
Ter some one else.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

The ku-Klux committee has been in session
in Washington ten days, and taken consider
able amount Of evidence, but thus far nothing
really new or important has been ELECTED re-
garding the Numbers and purposes Of the So
called Ku- kiuX organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

REMARKS The market for Wheat opens with
considerable activity; offerings Of 2Sl bushels
red, with sales ut 1876, lj and l52 for ordinary 20
fair Corn is active and firm; offerings Of $50
bushels mixed and yellow with sale, Of the for
mcr at 50 and S. Stuali offerings ii Rye, but
no sales reported. DAT: are acll"c al IN advance
of .;c: offerings of 2la bushels, with sale, Il! ~
und 20. Other articir5 are unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

The steamboat George Wecms WAS hurncdat
her wharf in Baltimore, on Saturday night.
The estimated loss to her owner, Capt. Wcem>,
is $4,000. Insurance $4,000. Fire probably,
accidental
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. J. W. MCGEE,
OPERATIVE DENTIST.

I N. j. w IcNIHE'
OPERATIVE DENTIST,
Nav be found at his rooms, ut the MANSION
HOUSE, until the 18th Of June.
Treatment Of the natural teeth a'd their sur
roundings his specially ~.
Families will be waited upon, when specially
requested without extra charge.
REFERENCES.
Dr.. VI. VI. Lewis, Gen. VI. H. |":'',
Col. Geo w. Brent
my 3l-tJe2j
VAR. uARIES F. II 4 NJ VI + y
DENTIST
Graduate Baltimore Dental College,
OFFICF-NO 10 NORTH ST. ASAPH ST
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

1t is said to be the intention of the Admins
tration to keep naval force in the vicinity of
StDomingo until the question of annexation is
finally settled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

Advices have been received from London
which state that the Queen will in few days
ratify the treaty of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12
near rs rcp0rte

Probably the best Summer Resort in the
world. for those whose health does not require
change of air or mineral waters, is ones own
quiet home. 1t is certainly the most cnmior
tob|a on] thn ,hnannst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

The accounts of the wheat crop-some of it
harvested-in this State, continue to be favor
able, generally, up to this date
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

STONE QUARRY. The stone quarry on the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad,
some two miles from Manassas, have employed
L large force under the superintendent of Mr.
John Keys, who are engaged in cutting stone
for the Alexandria aud fredericksburg railroad
stone, and commenced shipping il TO Oceoquan
Bay - Manassas Grzett.. -..'-.
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ssDssT 1=.sLEI.g.NiDRT4, Js.>E i2.'.l

suH HosE........... 4."4 moon EI>Es..... l.44
SU% >ETS".:... 20
ARRIVED
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, New York.
10 Hooe Wcdderburn Il Co.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Mitchell, Norfolk;
:'.n.,n"r t"l.mh!n, Harper. Baltimore t. 3
Wheat.
Steamer Wawaeet, Fowlke= Curro'nnn t.
Potomac Ferry Co.
Schr ,outherner, Young, Baltimore sail IL
" a SmOot.
Schr Chas T. Morrison, Bush, Boston. plaster
to w A Smoot.
Schr Sarah Lu'iniu. tro:g-tpwn IL j Ag-
ncw
SAILED.
Schr Marin Jsac, Hob"k"n, coal hy " a
>'rnuy:
:;chr Isaac Orbeton, Salem, hy j p Agnew.
MEMORANDA.
Schr ) + VI Ta=ker, Allen hence al Norwich
1lh instant.
Schr f G Smith, Vanansda!e. hence al Paw
lucket 9Th instant
Schr Bell. Crowe!l for Allyn: r.inl. hence
at Providence 9Th instant.
s|rhr White Foam, Milliken, hence nj Prov!-
dcnce Sth instant.
:ichr Alcyonc Davis, cleared 1T Boston, 9Th
Instant, for Windsor to load for this port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12
UNSETTLED WAR CLAIMS.

A r. IT'S LAST SESSION CONGRESS, AS
n an amendment TO the army appropriation
bill, directed the President to appoint commits
sion to ascertain and adjust the claims OF all 10y
al citizens in the South for Quartermaster ana
CommiSsu:y supplies furnished to the United
States during the war Under the head OF quar-
tcrnaster are included hay, straw, wood, rent al
houses and lots, grain, horses and mules, &c
As cornmSsary stores are included cattle and
hogs flour corn meal, Sc. As yet the rule,
which will be adopted by the commission cor
corning proof Of loyalty and the furnishing al
supplies are unknown. 1T is very necessary,
however that all claimants should have their
claims presented 1T once. ~ - To- have whatever
benefit may result from priority of application
ifany. 49,,
The undcr>ig neL will receive and promptly al
tend to all claims Of parties wh" deem thein7e'":
entitled I" compensation under the above "'I va
Congress
References by permission:
Hon. +. +. spinner Treasurer OF the |. y
Hon. LeRoy Tuttlc, Asst Treasurer L. ).
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, [. :. Senator fran u az
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie.
Hon Clinton Lloyd, Chief Clerk II. Of K
John Randolph, ESD. Cle!I; Of the L. 5 Cou';
Of CHARMS Address
WILLIAM II BECK,
Attorney ut Law.
=. King street, Alexandria, w, -
WILLIAM Ii. BECK,
Care Of >. A. Peugh, esq,
NH T. Washington, ID. (
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

WAk CLAIMS.
C"nrre;i having just pus,cd an nct creating
commission to examine c!uills Of loyal citizehi
Of the South for stores or supplies taken or fur
nshed for the use Of the army Of the United
States during the late war, the undersigned
CHARLES WHITTLESEi, late Attorney
General of the State Of Virginia. and W ESTEl.
WILLOUGHBY. late Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Appeals Of Virginia, having associated
themselves together for the purpose OF giving
special attention to this class Of claims, offer t.
prosecute such cluim: ami hereby solicit the at
tenton of claimants IT, their facilities for secl:
M successful results. Gil upon or address,
WHITTLESEi Il MILLOUGHBf.
~. south Washington street, Ale1anora, W..
ind 47y Pa. av., Washington, DC. lnh9-t!
wv ARTHUR TAYLOR:
ATTORNET-ATLAW
Has Removed his office - W. l. south R"ya!
street. mar u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12
CHARLES WH1TTLESEY,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER,
AND
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR | \
BAN X K L PTCT.

Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law SO that nearly al parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructed by the fifty per
cent. clause so-callcd another opportunity offer:
TO secure the benefits Of this most effective and
permanent measure Of relief The above-namrd
will make bankrupt business Il speciality; vii!
procure discharges on the most moderate terms
and transact all business in that line at price.
which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Being Uni
ted States Commissioner he will endcuvOr to yi,
the different oountics; on court days, and thu,
save parties the trouble and expense Of several
trips to Alexandria in beginning and proceeding
with their cases. Discharges can be obtained
here before Register Hill rs promptly as in Rich
mond or elsewhere and at much less expense T.
parties. 1t may be- added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with the Homestead exemption,
which it is now believed will DC secured to the
bankrupt under the bankrupt law, is the only rca
relief now offered to parties Struggling in the
hopeless bondage of old debts. Address person
ally or by letter at No. ~ south Royal street,
Alexandriu. Va. jy lG--ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

r. Mr Filter Of HI" -Ah:ra"d'" h":e''':,
notice BY Your valuable paper that mad do.i
are ''gctting plentiful again in Fairfax county
and elsewhere There is Il certain little plant
which will cure the worst case OF hydrorio6la
if taken in time refer to the chtcI: "tca. Not
the kind usually fed to canary birds. The kind
[ sneak of is of Il darker color the under side Of
the leaf is covered with small black spots, Il
little larger than the point of plm The pant
bears L small microscopic flower OF 4 brick dust
color This valuable little plant should be Gu;
tivatrd in our gardens: II grows easily and
,hrives best in dark damp spots. 10 prepare
the plant for Use, it shonll be tai ken and dried
in the <hadr: when thoroughly dry. it should
coarse cloth. \ half wine glass Of this powder
mixed with portion of cDhi water and taken q:
times twcnty-four hours intervening between
each dose, will, as | have said, cure any mad
dog bite, and prevent that awful disease hydro
phobia. 1t acts most thoroughly and is Il power
full medicine. The writer Of this had brother
who was badly bitten by q mad dog years ago.
The dog bit several animals Oh the farm all Of
which went mad Ny brother took the chick
weed. and was soon quite we'll not at any time
afterwards being the least affected with hydro
phOba. lie has informed Inc that when he
took the first dose OF the chick week he could
lccl II passing through HIS system IKE III clcc
trio shock. even to the finger tips The second
dose did not affect him rs much. and the third
he did not feel nj all The plant WAS first used
very many years ago in Pennsylvania hy an old
German doctor. He used Il great many forms in
order to conceal his discovery. The patieul
was directed to get up at sunrise and 90 Or be
carried silently to a white oak tree, make some
signs, pass around the tree Il given number Of
times, make marks on the tree, and then with
out utteri1s i word take the medicine. The
cure of this old Doctor became 90 great and so
man. that the Legislature Of Pennsylvania gave
him large SUN to divulgc the secret which
he did. He informed MeSsrS Lewis and Gun
mel Of Fairfax, who went from Virginia to pro
cure the plant from him. that he first found il
on the Potomac bottoms The plant grows
wild and in great quantities in Fairfax: and |
have seen much Of it about West End. have
slmp y given You an account Of this little plant
and il any Of your readers are unfortunate
enough to nc bitten by Il rabies hope they will
test its virtues 1t should IL, cured now and
aind by t6' use. Yours. u. ". L.
panvi!lc, Ia.. June o.
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.N.9RRfED.

On Thursday. June 9Th, by Rev. C.. II. Ryland.
at the residence Of the bride. Mr. JOSEPHUS
LAWSON, of this city, and ELIZABETH
DENLY. Of Fairfax County Va
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TOEdN FL, PAHsROTT.

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ENVELOPES, INKS. and
STATIONERY GENERALLY
Wholesale and retail. Also PAPER BAGS,
FLOUR SACKS, Shipping and Printing Cards,
Direction Labels, &c, &r
AGENT FORTHE
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF NIRGl MA.
jan lG-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-12

There will be :. called meeting oil the Re-
lief H ool5 and Ladder Company tonight, at the
Truck Hous". Members are earnestly requested
to attend! ~ business Of importance will he
transacted y. \. WAKEFIELD.
il. l2-lt Secretary.