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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-13
WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
(not even in one case) to the very worst
of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Files. Those who
afflicted should Immediately call on theirdrug
gist and get WARMERS PILE REMEDY. 1t is ex-
pressly for the Piles, and is not recommended to
cure any other disease. 1t has cured many cases
of over thirty years standing, Price One Dollar.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
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HOUSES RAISED.
REPAIRED.
FARM FOR SALE,

THEsUBscRIBER offers his farm for sale. sit
ated one-haf mile north Of wilmot Nine
ty acres OF land, good young orchard, two good
houses and barn, Wen watered,. good timber lot,
Wilmot. Wis.,, Feb. goth, 1871. ss 8
6w39 CHARLES NEEP.
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" Solicited beer" is the latest thing. tits
lager concentrated the way they do il to
milk, SO that the amount you can hold on the
point of knife will make you drunk clean
through. man can carry enough of it in
his vest pocket to ruin q temperance society
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-13

WEIGHT MEAsUREMENT.-Full -fatted
cattle measuring as follows will weigh as
stated in the table:
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language and for their strong enforcement Of
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Ladies meet with the best ofsuccese.
Clergymen, Teachers, and energetic Young men
and ladies wanted in every township to act as
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address for circular to ZE1GLER % McCURDYe
Philadelphia Pa Cincinnati. Ohio; Chicago, III
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| CONTENTMENT--Never complain of your
birth, your training, your employment, your
hardships. Never fancy that you could be
something if you only had different lot
assigned you. God understands His own
plan, and He understands what you want
great deal better than you do. The very
things that you deprecate as fatal limitations
or distractions are probably what you most
want. What you call hindrances, obstacles,
discouragements, are probably Gods oppor-
tunites and it is nothing new that the pa
tient should dislike His medicines, or any
certain proof that they are poisons. No a
truce to all such impatience. Check that
devilish envy which gnaws your heart because
you are not in the same lot with others
bring down your soul, or rather bring it up,
to receive Gods will, and do His work in
your lot, in your sphere, under your obscurity
against your temptations, and you will find
that yonr condition is never opposed to your
good, but really consistent with it,
The family of Captain John Brown, the
hero of Harper's Ferry, are now living near
Prohnerville, Humboldt county, Cal, having
moved thither year ago from Tehama coun-
ty, to which they emigrated during the war
son, Salmon, who is sheep farmer her
daughters, Sarah and Ellen are with her her
health is poor, as is that of Miss Sarah.
Anne, who was with her father at Harper's
Ferry. is married in California, and has one
child-a daughter. The family have not
been very prosperous in California. Two of
Captain Browns sons by his first marriage
live in Ohio, with their families-John and
Jason; Owen lives near Oil City Pennsyl-
vania, and Ruth (Mrs Thompson) still lives
in North Elba, we believe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-13

Helmbold's Extract Buchu is diuretic and blood
purifying and cures all diseases arising from hab-
It's of dissipation, and excuses and .mprudences
in life impurities of the blood, etc., superseding
copaiba in affections for which tits used land syphi
little affecttons-in these diseases used in connec-
ton with Hembold's Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies' the Extract
Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy-as in
chlorosis orretention, irregularity, painfulness
suppression OF customary excavations, liberated
or schirrus state of the uterus, leucorrhGa or
whites, sterility and for all complaints incident
to the sex, whether arising from indiscretion or
habits of dissipation 1t sprescrihed extensively
by the most eminent physicians and m1dWlves Tor
enfeebled and delicate constitutions of both sexes
and all ages, attended with any of the above dis
eases or symptoms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Richmond Enquirer reports the arrest
of IA notorious character. named Watson, IN
l'it<ylvania county. Va. and also his accnmp,
lice. who some time since entered the expires,
cur on the Piedmont railroad, in North Carolina
and robbed it ni $3.50.
The employment of mules for farm work IN
Norfolk is fast suparScding that Of the horse
Mules are found 50 far preferable III every way
that thusc who have tested thrm.at once adul,t
them in place OF the horse.
Lieutenant I;ullrck. Of the police force OF
Petersburg. W.T.. w;l> accidentally shot in III,
breast AMI probably fatally wpunlcd Monday
Iy Thomas Williams. Il friend while explaining
the working Of loadcd pistol.
The members Of the Masonic order in Nor
folk. Na.. are making Great preparations l1r
the 18th Of April next the day on which the
conversion" OF the Masonic Tcmplr will lac laid
in that city.
We learn from the Berkeley tWcSt Vip=inial
Union that .Iacoh Schrt. aged about 80 years.
committed Suicidc by Jumping into the Pot"-
mac river. near Little Georgetown, on the
mornin" ct the 18Th instant.
lslmm Finncy. Il r"iorci kr-kIux, some
time az, under rIllrg,. Of outra@ins Il . irl Of
thirteen years has been arrested in Pittsylva,
mia county, Va. Tor attempting IN outrage
upon 4 respectable married lady of that county.
At til" last election IN Nrvada Mr.. John
CARRIER. wa; elected 4 Judge nI the Supreme
Court there. with the salary OF seven thousand
dollars Il year in gold. .lugc tarbcr is IL M
tive at sSta,lmtnu
Chahoon was Yesterday carried before Judge
Gui@rn III, Il writ OF habc:lS corpus and hailed
tn appear for Il new trial in the sum OF 5000.
Ex-Governor Wells is one Of his sureties
On the 18th day Of June, the. receivers OF
the Bank Of Virginia will sell in Richmond,
the entire effects of said Bank, consisting of
bonds, notes. Judgments: &c
The l.o,lloun Mirror says that in LcrShurg
alone and its Immediate vicinity, there are 4
half dozen or more participants i'll the war OF
ISL
a W. Shaw. prominent citizen Of Meek
lcnbury county, committed suicide recently
by taking strychninc.
There WAS Il heavy frost and ice formed at
Richmnnd, Va, Yesterday morning. Damage
t" the fruit crop is feared.
DR.. Baghy is on the editorial staff of the
Richmond Enquirer.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7o shov the re,y aye and lady ofMe Times.

~ y, r. y, $500,
va -noho'! ''Itcf''oo'i, Ill .n"l"o"e'o' '"""
While lo!. tarren WaS standing Iii the post
office, six men entered, locked the door nl;Ie'
1IH' eo'''''''''Io an 'S'"'. u'I' J,.
rh,, hiS l;t;. i 1,>r,irrI Of. The postmaster.
who saw the a1,ack from inside his office, cried
,,,rl..r tho ,.;t;y.n. ru~hrI IN and IN, whole
cr,rl ~ ,mif,p. warc ,rraS,rj C,L C,rrcn
has been ou,Spokcn against liquor selling and
nearly AL the a>>alantS are saloon Keepers.
The first cotton tradr->'Ic ct the GIrard
! Mercantile Company in Philadelphia took
! L,.. ,.,s,.,rlr Tb,r, u.,, :, l,r,,n attendance
If l;I m,nnt:,r,,rrs from the surrounding country
and New England There WAS, an opening OF
800 bales. amt about ,"'' 'i'irS S',u"' ''It
ral'-''i" iron, , /: vents ''' 5''
cents i"' ''''''' ,.
l." .'''','''''''''' ."' " '''',''' VI ',''"
:o''''''', NV '''''''v'' SUM - ,7,'',
III the efforts I" provide Il c!liI"ft;tit nome I"r
y"'n" ladies'. ut II price Wliillh 'hcir he'''S'
that they have been forced |" seek more com
"!n,ii"a> quarters.
ne r"St"'h> Officers o. I'VE" '''',"'S 'E'''
''"to "'' III" steamer '"'''! 'oi '' l''''''''''
Havana ana New Orleans line, li.Wn rl"ar:;
anil ln; rolls 81 cigarettes. which Were
attempted to h'' landed without PAYMENT "i
"'l'l'E'
Inc ONO ana MISSISSIPPI hallf'a" l. pro-
r;'!Img with is arrangements to carry out the
understanding with the Baltimore and Ohio
EaIro;,,I Company to change and narrow lis
sa''sc |" 'ha' nl 'l'c la!''F i"a.,. a' !n''S 1--WE
an hl''r"h'h through i'''' |" 81 LOUIS
The Gcrna@ continue preparations i@r their
Grand peace cnmmemoration festival ON Faster
Monday. In Baltimore tn. pageant PROMISES
to be very fine, but in New York it will i" one
"t'thc most inl">ns ever witnessed.
The three Leland brothers. Simeon, War,
rcn and Charles, who have held the lease "flhc
Metropolitan Hotel, New York. for eighteen
Years past, II Is reported. have filed Il petition
in bankruptcy.
James l.. Orr, OF South Carolina, lI;'S been
ap,omtc'l hy the President one ol the bolrl "l
visitors 10 attend the annual examination ct
1HS ,', ,i le''';".s 4, N''''l''>' ''''' mas '''
= g ,,,.,, .l,.,
~ NV w.. ~" ~ - ~ y. >''''
IL N'2''e III ''auio'i u ''i's!''' 'c'.''', ANU
YER; l'N'ii;T. ms lni''atIon originate" Ill
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The delegation Of SacS and Foxes. who haze
been in Washington for some time, in relation
to their objections 10 movin" from their rrsrrv:-
ton to thc lndiar Territory had Yesterday another
Interview with Secretary Dc!ano and Commits
:ioncr Parker. the result Of which WAS that al
the differences We're tremendously settled, and
the Indians will remove into the Indian Terri
tory, according t" treaty s;ipu)a,iour, when
they will receive their annuity goods
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

UELMBDLDS EXTRACT BUClIU j. blu-
rriir and Bl"nd-Purtying. and cure, All IL
>':,>c> arising from Habits Of Dissipation ANA rN-
r,.>s.- ami lnprUdcncr, in Life, lmpUritl", Of
the Blood. etc. suprr-ciin@ C"l:,iha In affections
for which it i, used. and SyphiIitir Affections
in these diseases used in connection with lirlrn.
hnld'< Rose Wash.
LADIES
In many affections peculiar - l;tlicS, the EX
trar; Bu"hu i, uH"lU:,l!rd by any other remedy
IL in Chl"r",is ar Retention. lrrcgUlarity,
PaintuIn"-s or Suppression Of Customary Evn"-
liatinrl> liberated or SrhirruS Stat. of the lt'-
rus. Lcurprrhma or Whites. Stcrity, AMI for all
,.unul;nts incident [" the sex. whether arising
from lu.i>crrtiun ur Habits Of Dissipation. II i,
prescribed extensively by the most eminent ply
Stefan, and milwv"- for cnicrhIr" AMI dc"at"
constitutions Of both -cN". AMI AL ages. attended
with any Of the above diseases "r symptoms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30
TFYANDRJA GAZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISE

R r. Co.: and to amend the charter OF the
Southern Protection Insurance Company OF
Alexanlra after which recess was taken u'l-
lii s clock at night. ~,
An unsuccessful attempt was made 10 pass
the Joint resolution approprE'tIn% S'", i"r me
purchase Of Elder portrait OF zee, ''e ftS',-
luton receiving only t'v9teS., :" benz require!
Thr bill establishing board Of equalization
Of value Of real and personal property III inc
C,.'tn .lnnt which there was Il discussion. last
ni"Lt. WAS taken up and dismissed ~ WAS the
lin increasing the lay Of the vaccine agent, nc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, MARCH 60, 1871.

Senator Blair of Missouri. writes al excel
lent letter to the Montgomery Mail. i'll which
he SAYS that the broad issue ROW made lctorc
the country. is, whether We have Of are Ia
have Il Federal Union on IL constitutional BASS,
or IN absolute Government. with power in the
hands Of those who possess it to prolung its
own existence indefinitely TO impress this
upon the public mind is the most material
point to bc gained. 1t is needless, at this
period. for the Conservatives to he trouhlin.
themselves about who is to be their candidat,
for next President The selection will he mad,
in due time and the nominee We have n'
doubt will be 4 man whom the Conservative,
can aud will chccrfully support. .'r. Blair
>av> III is not to ret rid"fcoorcd suffrage that
~. coir,. T., ;lSsail and refuse to acIllicScc in
uS,lrlutinl,S by which the governments at the
rco,l,, have been AMI will continue f. lac.
wrr,,rl from them The contest is not t" take
away suffrage from the colurcd people, but to
rl,.>cryc that WISE distribution OF the powers q!
Government. without which all suffrage u la'i
4 luuk cry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

Gen. Thaycr states that he has not been and
Is not 4 candidate for the Portuguese mission.
the brazilian mission. or for any other position.
minister to Portugal, Mr.. Lewis, the brother.
We believe, of Mr.. Senator Lewis. How is it
that every two or three weeks there arise Il t.
port that Mr. Minister lewis Is to be recalled ?
DO the administration wiN Ia call him back?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

cure. all D,.4.-., arising from lmprlIdcnc".
Habits Of Dissipation etc. i'll all their stages. at
little or II" change in diet, n" inc"nvcnI"n"r amt
exposure" 1t ral>''' Il frequent d",ir", ailI
gives Strength /" rinai", thereby removing Obj
Strlicii"l- Preventing and Curing Structures Of
the Urrtha Al!ayimg Pain and Inflammation, ;"
frequent in this ras> "t' diseases, and rNp"!Iing
all Poisonous matter.
Thousand. VIII" have been th" victims, If in
""iml'"I"It persons. ana VII" have E';ili heavy
i.,.S L. h.. cured IN snort time have found they
have been deceived. and that the ''PUIs"n ha-.
hy the Use al ''I,"wrrtuI a~,rng"nts. been dried
up il! the system, I" break "ut il a NOR" a@gra-
waited form and perhaps after Marriage.
l'>r lI"nh"!d, Extract Buchu for all Alice
t"ns and Di>ra.;.~ Of tn" rImary Organ, wh"th-
cr existing in mai" female. from Whatever
cali-r originating. and mmii.r OF be-" long
standing. Price II - per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

The Washington Chronicle says that ''th,.
President upon hearing i Statcmrn; "t COL
luggius, the assistant /, s ;sS,,SSnr, who WAS
severely punished for carrying into effect the
|. ). laws in northeastern Mississippi ilmma
dlately ordered L. s. troops to that point to
nrHScrvr the nv:cr ="
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

At the Radical Convention held in WaShiu~
tom Yesterday Frederick Douglass was rlrcr,
President, and \. =. Chapman nnniuatcd rs
the Radical candidate for Delegate Ia Congress
from the District of Columbia After tn, nnm-
nation, '.j"hn Brown WAS s'mg by hr Con
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.UEUEC.7E.

These Pills are the mos, delightfully."- pleasant
purgatiyc. >upcrS,.ding castor oil, salts. imagine
ci:. etc. There i nothing more acceptable 10
the stomach They give tone, and cause neith":
n:,tl,r:, nor gripping pains. They are composed
of the finest ingrcdtent" After Il few day Use
Of them. such i'm inauguration of the entire Sy>-
ten takes place rs to appear miraculous t" the
weak and rnrrva,cl whether arising from I'M
prudence az disease II. r. Hrlnb"ld'> Conn
bound Fluid Extract Cat:wha Grape PIN, AZ"
not Sllgarc":ltcd from the fact that sugar-'''ed.
Pills Il" not dissolve. but pass through the >toln-
ach without d>>"!ving consequently do not pro-
ducc thu. desired rilirct. TIE Gaia WBA
GRAPE PILLS, being pleasant in tastr and
ud"r d., not ncrr>>tntc their being >ugar-cpatrd
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

The Washington Republican puts tins !uer-
ry - Ifthrty-six members ofthc House have
already notified the Speaker that they want to
take hand in the debate on Mr.. Shellabar-
rcrs Ku-Klux BILL and that thirty-slx more
will lust rs likely follow. when will it reach the
Srnrti.p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

In the Senate, yesterday, after debate on
Mr.. Summers St Domingo resolutions. on mo
ton of Mr.. Harlan they were laid on the table
by 4 vote of yeas Sc, nays lG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

The last exposure of the tricks OF the splrl'
i>ts--DavenportS--wa made III Charleston,
s. G. People have got i'll the habit OF throw
in~ light upon the stage, before the IMPOSE
tors arc quito ready.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

1t will be seen that the House OF Delegates
has had ut q night session, what. in old times,
in Edinbur., used to he called High Jinks. ="
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

John Carey, who was shot by his step son,
in Washington, on Tuesday died yesterday
incoming. kcough who killed him. has been
committed to jail.
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volunteer Companies.

| li increasing the pay I'll Tic Ncc'lIc a@ch'' &C
Volunteer Companies.
The following are the sections OF the Militia
Bill relating to Volunteer Companies: which
has Just passed the Legislature OF ITglni":
Volunteer companies nlay lc c!:nEo>cd OF
urr,ons liable to military duty. enrolled III any
rr9imcnt. and any one VIII" Is iHcnii';r OF Il
y,Iuntcrr company organized - hereinafter
rroyidcl shall be- entitled II have hl' ntmc
s,ruck from the rolls of the reserve militia. \ o.
untccr companies shall consist 1T III, h,S; than
ru nor mnr. than Ire men. to I'c raised by VOL
uutary enlistment for five Years. :,
The officers of each volunteer company shall
lr. a cap,aiu and three licucnant<. IT, be elected
Tx the lncn.Icrs Of the company i'll the nianHcr
hereinafter provided. and commissioned E,y the
Governor.
Anv number Of pcr>onS not less than to Eor
more than 100. proposing to form themselves
into volunteer company, may aS$cin'2 L"
gchrr and elect captain and three llc'ltrllntI
who. if commissioned Us hereinafter rr"VII.i.
shall he the officers ui such company. lhe
captain aforesaid. Immediately upon hi c!Gc-
ton as aforesaid. Shall make oh i r"! ut thr
privatcs who have agreed to enlist in SAID COM
nanv and such privatcs shall be considered IL
enlisted from that time.
The Governor shall appoint i"r each O! the
counties of the State three competent persons.
who may ur nray not reside in The counties I"l
which they are appointed laml tin. same per
sons may be appointed for several c"ulItlr> II
the Governor -haEI lcci,Ic ii cXrc,lirnt I" ap
point thrnD. whu either trgrthcr"i' separately.
Shall examine MI persons who have been elected
officers of volunteer cnm,luics AZ aforesaid.
and win, shall appv to l.r examined, Il sai.l
VERSIONS 81 upnnintrI shall be- satisfied from tI,'
,.v,,uir,,iou n,ad, hv them that the persons 81
,i,.t,J .,l ,,rI,.iu., r.,s>,,>a sufficient ki,wl-
, uf miIit,ry: t:u,i,. i, make ,n;n,,.i,.n. :lml
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Drli"cr~l Ia any address, sccur" from "lscrvn-
;inn. $500.
DRUGGISTS everywhere. Address letters for in
formation. in confidence, I" HENRY IT, HELM
BOLD Drnr-i.. a;tL Chemist
Only D,p"t-: 1T. HELM BnLDS Drug and
Chnni,al Warrh"rl>c. No. "a Broadway New
York. "r Ia II. T. HELM BOl4D'S Medical De-
pot. 10! south Tenth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
E,.war,. IT C"umtcr!cit> Ask for HENRY I.
HELMBULD Take no other. feb =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

BoI.HrrX Wn>NEY. -Thr Louisville rour-
Ter journal Say>: "A change h;ts been effected
in the namutnc,t?r Of Bourbon whi~kry which
promise: to rcyolHtinniZ. Ihr nli,rr II II ha,
heretofore been conducted. \ distinguished
physician and chemist. HOW Il resident in Lex
iuy,"n. has discovered Il process by which TN"
iil>iI oil in tn" lilor rnn be- 81 changed in il,
cumImnrmt>. by rr"iurin" oxide "t anIyic. a.
com rcrcly to ncurrllize il. evil effects. and
the whisky rendered perfectly pare and ir'"
from all di:agr,rnhlr TASTE ar oder. even when
new. After the Iilrnr lr'> hr"m submitted :"
the process in question. ii 1t once improves
rapidly. and in a few mont h. attain, lIial O.
ccllrnrc which formerly required S"Er!li year.
\ firm in Lexington has nprnr't hp'i>', for
the puriIirrriun "l' liIu"r> undrr this process.
One of the greatest results attained IS III" ~
muval from the whi>kcy Of all which can either
>ickcn the taste or produce hca'IH he. even
after liberal indulgence. Chemists. wh" have
submitted the wli-kry$ uT this firm I" he
>,.vcrr>t test. certify tina! they arc perfectly
pure. amt possess a the elements Required III
the bust and oldest liquors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

ELurE Axn GrAIX.-'lhrr,. Is Il Very small
stock nttlnur here not exceeding thrr" hlnlr"i
thousand barrels anal Il stock al wheat lr-> IIrm
one. million three thou rll bushels. against
two millions two hundred and seventy !h"nsrInd
bushels this time lasI year aIr! al corn = Stock
Of Only one hundred and fifty ri@ht lh"n-:IllI
bushels against iilIr hundred anal lwrntE cIght
thousand bushels Tor the same couparl$um ami
one million tw" hundred thousand tIrI,; date in
I>,;I-a in store in New York AMI Br""J;Iyn
warehouses. Supplies aIrrrly moving rom
the West. Will Suun commence [" a'ruImAlc
and already WI notice Il greater disposition +"
sell than Tor >olnc time l;t-l. This heads +" the
General belief that present values cnIln"l lon"
IL. sustained and that. compelled /" roHIlzr.
hnllcr: must Make concession at an rar, IS day.
We speak more particularly ri wheat alli corn
4, flour Is likely (" meet with Il steady daily
CONSUMPTION and brisk dcman1 f.? shipping
extras FIR South America. the Wr>t Indies
ETC.. making business enough. probably. t" keep
the supply ut Il low aggrcgatr--N l. H"II'iia.
Mrs Mary t. Mostly. wifi. of Mr. Cha~ l..
MusLv. died in Lynchlurg Oh Tuesday la>t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-30

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