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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13
BUTcHERtNG

BU T CHERING.
DlSHlNGER respectfully informs the
IL. inhabitants of Port Gibson, that he has
commenced the above business, and will
have meat market regularly every day
unless accident occurs.) He will endea.
vor to give general satisfaction, and hopes
that at a liberal patronage from the public
will enable him to do so. His market will
ne kept opposite the gun shop of Mr.. Isaac
Skunk.
Planters having beef cattle for sale, can
and a market by notifying him ofthe fact
march Ia, 1851. 29.tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13

Jewelry is becoming quite fashionable
again. One Of our contemporaries says
he met a lady onNew- Year day, who had
farm on each wrist, four story house
around her neck, and at least SIX life
memberships 10 the Bible society attached
to each ear.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13
Olxra.

We were speaking of vegetables introduced
within our recollection. OF these the Tomato
is one, andthe Vegetabfe Marrow another. This
last was first sent to this country, 10 the writer,
by the Hon. JOEL R. PorNsETT, of Sdtith Caro-
lima, we believe from Chill. To these may be
added, as Of more fecent appearance, the Rhn-
barb. But if called upon 10 designate the most
valuable vegetable after, if not before even the
Tomato, one which, considering its great value
and GddptdbiIity TO general use. has been most
slowly popularized, it would be the one which
stands at the head Of these remarks-the Okfdi
When residing some Years since at Washing
ton, as Assistant Postmaster General, appointed
under Harrison. we were called on to pronounce
the annual Horticultural Address; and being az
ever desrous of turning the occasion to useful,
rather than clap-trap purpose, we called atien-
tion TO this neglected vegetable, and even gave
In the midst OF the discourse good h0ASe1bifelg
recipe for cooking it. Though then fatelyt to be
seen, it has come since into much more general
cultivation and favor at Washington. Bat what
we particularly desire now is, to make more
generally known the interesting fact that the
dried okra offers capital material for most
delicious vegetable coup in mid.winter. Passing
in February last through the Washington Mar
ket, we saw an old colore1 woman with an open
bag Of something that looked as dry as basket
of chips. It was okra, that in season had been
cut into thin Slices and led as the good house-
wife dries her peaches. Unpromising as it look
ed, quart of it was bought, and with il a
knuckle Of veal well cracked, by that capital
mutton butcher, Mr.. Miller; and more delicious
plate of soup need never be tasted than these
materials afforded that day, at the round robin
table of F. G. s. of that ill; on tasting it-Here,
thinks to myself, is means, perfectly within
the command of every farmer in the country,
however remote from market, to have in mid
winter, almost without cost, tnfeen of the
choicest soup-such as would of itself we'll
serve as substantial dinner for d,zen. The
plant Is as easily raised as garden peas, and with
An old fowl, or, il near market, small piece oil
| thin flank Of beef, or beef or veal bones well
cracked, with this nutritive and mucagnons
vegetable, will always afford most palatable
meal-one which, being once tasted, will never
be refused.-PloaO Loom and Anil
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13
may 2, 1851,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 4
CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court of said county, April
Term, A. d 1851.
Sarah Potts, by her next Bill for Divorce
friend, William D.. En- and Alimo.
glish, complainant, ny.
vs.. SIn Chancery.
Robert Potts, defendant.
THE Court being satisfied from the read
l. ing of the affidavit filed in this cause,
that the said defendant hath removed be-
yond the limits of this State, so that the
process of this Court cannot be served on
him; the Court therefore orders that said
cause be set for a hearing on the facts charg-
ed in said Bill, for the sixth day of the next
regular October Term of this Court, or as
soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard
thereon, and that publication of this order
be made for the space of three months be.
fore the next Term of this Court, in the
"Port Gibson Herald and Correspondent" !"
public newspaper printed in this county,
and that commission issue from this
Court to Nicholas McDougall, Justice of
the Peace ofthis county, to take the depo.
stions of Ellen Graves, Benjamin Wat
kins, Ellen Watkins, Amariah Rollins,
John B. Coleman, and such other witness
es as may be produced before him by said
parties, at his office, in the town of Port
Gibson, on the third Saturday in August,
4. D. 1851, with power In said Commits
sioner to adjourn the taking of said depo-
sit;ons, from time TO time, and from that
day last named, to the next, or such other
day as may be convenient, which deposit
tons are TO be reae in evidence on the
hearing of this cause"
A true copy from the minutes of said
Court.
,&N
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13

sLet go that jib!-let go that Jb. QUICK,
shouted the captain of down east sloop
TO raw hand in squall.
II amt a touchin' yer IbF' returned
Jonathan, Indignantly, as he thrust his
hands elbow deep in his pockets.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13

DIR. W. Men. RUSSELL,
4 flFFERS his Professional services tothe
~ citizens of Port Gibson and vicinity.
oitlee in the left hand rooms, over A. J,
McGill's Drug Store.
May i6, 1851. IS. "
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13
.NOTICE

ALL persons indebted to Robert Potts,
n by note or open account, are hereby
notified that their debts TO said Potts are
now in my hands for collection, and that
suits will be commenced there on without
delay. GEO. V. MOODY
March %, 1851. 3l-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13

A Rhode Island lad, under examination
by a Connecticut schoolmaster, being
asked; "How many gods are there?"
The boy, after scratching his head some
time, rcplied-sI don't know how many
you've got in Connecticut; but we have
none in Rhode Island!
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13

An INVITATION AccEPTED.-We clip
the following short correspondence from "a
country paper. Mrs. Jenkins must have
had quite party. Here are the notes.>
Mrs. Jenkins requests the pleasure of
Captain Browns company at small
party on Friday evening next.
2l Spriggins Place. Monday.
Capt. Brown presents his compliments
to Mrs. Jenkins, and regrets that thirteen
priyates will be detained by ha6eas' corpus
writs, and two sergeants are on the sick
list; the rest of Capt. Browns company
will have much pleasure i'm waiting on
Mrs. Jenkins on Friday evening.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13
BOARDING.

vi RS. HARPER having removed TO the
III Port Gibson Bank, is prepared 10 ac-
comlnodate gentlemen with board, by the
month or year, on reasonable terms.
Feb ID, 1851. 25-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13
TARIFF OF CHARGES, &c. FOR
EEETVTNE1 AMI 6rOpI IU ID n TNTCs

Sugar, Molasses and Tobacco, per hid. 25cts
Cotton, per bale, %
Hemp, do. 10
Bacon and Provisions, per hhd I25
do do per tierce, 81
Pork, Beef Lard. Tallow, Whiskey, &c
per bbI.
Flour, Grain, and other dry barrels; 3
Lard, Nails and Shot, per keg, u
Lead, per pig, l.
Corn, Wheat, Beans, Oats, and other
Grain, per bag, q
Salt, per sack, A
Gunny Bags, per bale, 10
Earthenand Hardware. per package, 1to25
Boots and Shoes, per case, 5
Dry Goods, in boxes, bales, cases, trunks
and other packages, from 5 to 25 cts,
according to size.
Coffee, Spices, &c. per hag, A
Soap and Talow Candles, per box,
Sperm Candles, per box. 9
Pickles, qt. boxes Ct; ! gal. boxes cts;
gallon boxes, 5
Mackerel, per bbl for Nos. l &2, a
do do for No. 8, 8
Liquors, in hhds. and pipes, 25
do in half pipes, l2b
do in quarter casks and bbls., 81
All descriptions of Merchandise not inclu-
ded in the above, will be charged in pro-
portion.
Commissions and Storage on Consign-
ment Goods will be charged as per Tariff
adopted by the Chamber Of Commerce.
VIM. L. CUSHING & co.
No. 55 Common street.
HAY 2, 1851, 36-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS

A CAPITAL RAT SToRy.-Rev. Walter
Cotton, in his agreeable and Christian-like
diary Of voyage to California in a man.
of-war, entitled ''Dock and PORT" relates
the following capital story:
a have always felt some regard for rat,
since my cruise in the Constellation. We
were fitting for sea at Norfolk, taking in
water and provisions; plank was resting
on the sill of one of the ports which COM
municated with the wharf. One bright
moonlight evening, we discovered two rats
on the plank, coming into the ship. The
foremost was leading the other by straw,
one end of which each held in his mouth.
We managed to capture them both, and
found to our surprises that the one led by
the other was stone blind. His faithful
friend was trying to get him on board,
where he would have comfortable quarters
during three years cruise. We felt no
disposition to kill either, and landed them
on the wharf. How many there are in
this world to whom the fidelity of this rat
readeth a lesson."
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13

Or The superintendent Of the census
states the value Of real estate and person
al property, including slaves, in Virginia,
to be $3.50, 900, 900, according to the CEN
sus returns,
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13
Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a decree ofthe Circuit
I'D Court of Claiborne county, in Equity
sitting, made on the 10th day of April.
A. d. 1851, in a certain suit wherein
George Connolly was complainant, and
Elizabeth J. Poor, Administrative, &C.,
were defendants, | will, on Monday, the
10th day of June next, sell for cash, at the
door of the Court House, in Claiborne
county, the following described property,
lying and situate in the town of Port Glib
son. viz: Lots numbered 3 and 4, in square
%, fronting on College street SO feet, and
running back 900 feet, to pay the amount
decieed to complainant, and all costs and
charges. L. M. BALDWIN,
Commissioner.
Nav I6. 1851, 36.5t
GREAT SPRING MEDICINES.
DR. Townsend's Sarsaparflla.
LA b. and ID. Sands Sarsaparplla.
Dir. john Bulls Sarsaparilla.
Dr. Guysott's yellow Dock and Sarsa-
pariIla, for sale wholesale or retail by
Al. McGILL.
April II, 1851. Druggist.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13

PERILs OF THE "RAGISe' CANAwL.'--
Few people are aware of the real dangers
which beset those who trust their lives on
canal boats. A. late number of the Alba
ny Dutchman gives the following thrilling
account Of recent voyage of one Of this
species of water craft:
The canal boat Betsey Arm had rather
an exciting passage. The day after leav-
ing Utica she was over taken by a fog
that rendered land invisible for over an.
hour. To prevent collisions, the mate got
out a horse-pistol and fred minute guns
every half hour. Pie Betsey Ann passed
the seow Dick Swiveller, with signal Of
distress displayed-stove reversed. It's
feared that the chambermaid has attacked
the crockerys
A dnotion seller" vas Offering Yankee
clocks, finely vanished and gaudily col
ored, witha lookingiglass front. to some
one not remarkable for personal charms.
sWhy it's beautiful said the yender.
"Beautiful, indeed! a look at it almost
fffghtens iier' sThen mister" replied
Jonathan, s.guess you'd better buy one
that ha'nt got no looking-glass. : s.
~
ssWFE,' saida brokers' few days since
"do you ever think ] will be. worth Fifty
thousand dollars!e
SAINT | worth that 10 yous" said the
conhding spouse.
"Y-e-s," hesitatiugly replied the other
half, ssbat Cart put you out at interest"
"Job printing! exclaimed an old wo-
man, the other day, as she peeped oves
her spectacles at the advertising page Of a
country paper. ssPoor Job" they've kept
him printing. week after week, ever since
first learnt to read, and If he ssasn't the
most patientest man that ever wass he
never could have stood it 50 long. no
howl
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-06-13
Commission and F0rtcarding
%H@
New Orleans

W E offer our services for the Sale of all
W descriptions Of Merchandise, and for
the FOrsrarding Of Goods. Our charges
for forwarding will be as low as any other
house, and we shall give particular atten,
ton TO having all goods measured, thereby
saving large amount on the freight. We
make no charge of storage on forwarding
goods, unless they remain in store over one
month
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-12
" illnesses in SaHdry cases.

Sira. Eullcn, Board of Jurors
INLAND,
rs. Lowell, Atty. in behalf
@. +. Dana, Clerk Of Court,
y. Il. Allen, Sheriff ; Fees,
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Commissioners, Notice


EH-F te Subscribers. Commissioners appointed by BE
w County court uf The County II kc9aSha 20 receive.
examine and ad lSI al claims ami demands n all persons
sSrHa>l = An BRAND. lac o. the Town Of Pleasant
Prarj". IN The county ~ hcHu>a and sale Of Wisconsin.
deceased. ." hereby give notice that have appointed The
tyo@8 ing nr> and pisces hen and where ~ meet
for IhC purpose SCI ll'NIf- c-~ and demands.
residence ct Ihe =sjd William Brand in lhe town ot
Pleasant Prairie in the said coUHy az krno~h. he @
i-y al eCem3Jr, \. d ISL. 10 clock IN ihe forenoon:
ai hc place the S.h day OK Nav. A. u l~j2
% eciick in the forenoon That each our saId nn.-
IU- VII continue I'LL o'clock IA The afternoon af THE
da. and much longer from day day The business 81
appointment mar require. And do also give far
'hc- MOTTO, - tho time limited 10y said creditors
20 i-,a, ihe,r gains ri lay at Jane. \. H.
l>j2. HENRY JOHNSON.
HOLLIS WHITNEY.
Dated N1vaeNrr 50 t~I2 rs
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Dated November -. lS52.
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x ttttE : herthy given Ia the crrio-> II CHARLES
~ W II ~ ER. iAe IT Southport. ke1oshs county,
AMI 'ae ~ I>cons4n thai meeting of ihc Commission
- Ter The purposes ~ exam ming and aoS iHg cla5mr U
be holden a. DC Office az J. r. JSn. the 81 Keno
sha- IN ~" ih day ~ January. I-5 asa .e l5h day
October, \ D. I>2 At hh time and place aji c-c-
iors are required To appear a0d prs7rt tsr claims, or N
debaTTed thvref7on. said sitting 80 ~ ths
hour Of o'cleck. \ NJ. and ca7:sn,.s I'm O'Clock T. NJ
from day 70 day I'll tie business shah he cla>nd.
! 3 III SIX,
y. FRANK.
~ I'm sszN~r-s
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ICN = ICICIICL,
W.
Michael Holmes,

cur COURT-IN CuANCERY
Lewis Benedict,
Michael Holmes,
BpY virtue andin pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court county Kenoha and state OF yiscon-
sin, N de and entered IN certain cause Pcad ng therein
wherein Lewis Benedict is complainant, and Michael
Homc, Is defendants, bearing dac ne t.h day MAY, A.
D. IcJl shah sell public vcndgr the highest bidder
therefor the door OF The Court House in the City
p>hl IA aid county, on saturday he l9h day Of Jy \.
d. 5Jl. between The hours of and ghr2e in the after
noon of that day al those certain pisces, parcels lois of
land LYNX and being in The Town Of SoIhpo county Of
Racine state OF Wisconsin. and described follows VIZ
b-h- me 'uh ha q IN n'Hi0'F seven '''ad ING Whole
oil number eight Is in block number ~ in Nichols
< Holmes addition 10 The village 81 Southport. Also that
piece or parcel OF lead Known - lArt i the northeast quar-
ter of section six @ in Town tl' twenty hrcc
& IN the village 'i~outsP"r described Il, follows:
mencnt IN me west Inc OF lot Number seventeen ~ in
said quarter Setion and al int one hundred feet south
cy OF the north OF sad lot thence suuhcrly
four rods and three feet or 10 land formerly conveyed
John Il. Wentworth; thence eas.rry parallel to the SuHh
line of said loy. fifteen = rods and fifteen Il, feet or 10
land conveyed 70 one Marshall; thence northery the
Of aid Narshas lands thr;y-threc o33 feet;
thence rl-,c said Mar-hal's north line east line
Of said lot and to The street, thence norh-.ly three ; feet
To- lands canyc! to Reuben Rounds; thence westerly
aid aand, south line hundred and fifty tce
thence norhcr!y said Rounds west line point one
hundred loJ feet ou.hery of the north line of d nt
thence "cs;c! 10 the place Of beginnings being She
lands decided To Holmes by Harvey DIrkrr ana Nar.a T.
Dukec his wife, BY deeds dated the 3Oih November, ~6.
y. K. ALLEN,
Sheriff OF Keno. ha County.
T. D. TowsLrr, Compl;s. SOL.
Dated June 4th, 1851. 6-3
POSTP0NENENT.
Inc aonTr re al Inc Tyrii a me E bcgnda and y
un Monday The f.: day u September, ISL then to take
place At ne SAM hour and place as above specified
y n. .4LLEN;
Sheriff of kcno~hg County.
The above sale at tho request of the defendant and by
the consent the com ainan~ SOLICITOR hereby further
postponed unr Saturday l'h day Of cclohc- I-jl,
Then to take place at the same hour and place above pc
Gifted. n K. At.itN, sheriff
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Something New under the Sun.


Ed v5rur' Of writ o Fic-i Faca. issued o'.t o.. rnd
, unicr the .ca the Circsit Court ;ha county %.
INtyue and ~.ia pl ain - directed and deliver
3D. against "a goods and cha., sGl@ and tH,.ca4a.s- os
L, I'll DS and Hollis - hupy. haze .rtl.d upon So
shall uTrr safe the highest bidder. he law er.c,-
tGc door The Court House IN the city sid ce4nN
81 NeUo-ha. AMI state Of Wisconsin Sa;r.y III -#a
das ot I,g-hr 1. d. 1851. between the hours and
three In fhc afternoon ot ha day al he right q L. ad
'rrS- h.h sad Roswell G. ps and Hollis " f..neg. ei
the- a theu had he 3Hh day Of October & u. l~ "a!
IN aHd 2" The low NJ pieces, or parcels OF I'D situated
said roln.y ot krE"~u-. viz:
The ~HGtia c-l quarter section number twelve - and
Tie -wcst quarter oG section rurNer ;l.srr - III
Township number i. uurth uf Range HGHtvr nineteen
20 containing three hBrc ard vcTy .ud
acr ming 80 Government survey. DE The or loss
ALSo-lhe hal' the east hail of he suuths est
rs.-.er Of Section number thiriyhrre .23 in Township
number rEn north %: Range number twenty -
containing fy Of land ar he Jess
AL~,-IHe south ia,-tAi-d- of Beck nBwhtr ~
h-iu- in the so1,he7S quarter section number hirt
81 lu Township numGCr ,. nurlh Of Range twenty
tnrtt - cas-. and excepting tig~er9u thr follow
.a- d'r bed usrs thereof owned by W,litrl Strong. J-.
t'Wti inn ~ ,.at IN The el>: Inc 81 ~a3 tnCk
y-N - ."t north %. the ~na.i.-, c.raer >d li5ch
.httre 5h t iia tG~' iu- III sid hl -N seventy -
and tErgg arhss. .leuce 3Ge Daral., vi the
s"ssh hne 81 .I block sixty Gn fee: thence north on
lHe Ta--i ID he hur ~ sad bl - nryfh-y4 Sd
aud rhine inches gfcurs west ls0n r-lra A with
tine south line # said block hundred and four feet
o. tH1 aS' e sad block: !h-arc south nr Ge
Of sad block t1rv-fls- - .re thence Cas rzrzle1 ai
tie ~1Gh Eua IL said block one hundred II4 ts thence
south parallel sh the line Of said block e-uty
'e ir~frC p4raHe with the south line SAID block
hundred and >Esy1l- l6i feet u th place h,1r
ming Al cf sht above Gesrrl. lzEGS ard real estate
nj " lsrnH@in
Dated Eeu"eaa. yoyeubc- igh. \. n 1851. 6-z5
NATHAN p. NTITS
she5I Of ksso~aa Comfy.
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AGENTS WANTED.

TN OF T.FTEl : ".o az 'hS---h re,, ire hsirsas
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faai fs-o p,ag upon n" receipt of a. or q copy IL
loarr hfuE - - 40 person need spply who has NOT
r"rgo s.f rat 10 earn sip per month over Nh eSpen-es
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NEURALGIA.

10000 Neuralgta cases Cared in 1850. Il uiH
stop The ms! riolent pains in - Minutes
The cruel and eXcruciang pancs Of pain Of this dsrcs
sin" complaint instantly arrested by Railways Ready
Relief The hnpp! and n,isor;ttu@ effects produce. on
the nervous system, rendering the nerves iron proof quick
~ restores the nervous energy and scaa Rad
wa! Ready Relief is the only remedy that ccctuGlly
cured NeuralgM IN is Mnret rlr,ns
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SICK & NERVOUS HEADACHE.

100000 persons cured in 1850. Il ,c:H girc
rsIiJ' in fifteen minutes.
Railways Ready Rclc!, taken according to directions
viii speedily and cectuhy this complaint. Taken IN
tcrhly and applied externally, rcrceh- sen-c cc.-
srS Use stomach stops al irritso in the nerves veins r.
bre and ~c;retons Of the head and brain aud relieves The
shr'r rom pan ~ fifteen minutes. 1t is curing han
drels dIll! OF !ho SICK and Eerynus headacAe.
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PAIN
RHEUMATISM,

100000 cases cured in 1850. Tie most 'ercru-
ctating pain s'oPpcd in t,co hours
Railways Ready RClcfs the quickest, s!cs and rpost e.
iectua rcmet! Tor the cure If Rheumatism in AL us forms
IN use We state Only what know Il VIII stop the most
torturing pains of this distressing conn iant by one alrr-
non We have never known 10 fail IN giving u,t1n re-
lief In every city. village and Of America l. has cur
Ell some on" OF The people Of this cruel complaint In eve
r. case We warrant II 10 do stated Ii VIII instantly re-
hcNc thc sufferer rom pain and speedily lis cail.c
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From onc Of the frs! Physicians in Naine.
CEEIszST7EAs PRESENTS.


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DIAi2RHEA.
100000 persons cured in l850--pains st0ppea
a l. Nlinuies.

Railway Ready Relief cured more cases % chocra-ro
bus. d!sincr cholc and al bowel complaints the past year
than any other remedy in u~r onthc banks thu Mi,ss
ppi. Missouri, Illinois .nd Ohio Divers, in New Orleans -
Louis. Cincinnati Detroit, Chicago Milwaukee, Galcna and
other pAceN where the dHrrh,r. cholera and dySlry IA
gcd So fatally, Railways Ready Relief used " IN Tho
best success will in Is minutes stop the most violent
cramps and spasn7. lnpa5t genial throughout he
whole stem, lluy all irritation stop the paint Discharge,
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