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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
COSTIVENESS.

lis fact well known that cosvcness il the mother OF
all other diseases In all of this kind the BrAndreh
Pills must be used in doses that will effect The object Some
times small dose will have brisk effect; at Others lar
ger one is required Begin with to -four pills, increase
and decrease is with two pills, and in
crease each night until you take six seven pills then
decrease one pill each night down pill Wait then
and find whether healthy regular action IL restored
not You will follow tho same plan until 1t - For
health without regular action OF The bowels
once in twenty-Uur hours.
The Brandreth Pills sold at IS cents per box, with
French and German directions $50
So!d By f. Robinson 8 Co., }. b. StGrkTsoher, Keno
Shu
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
A COOP TIVE TO PAY UP.

Those of our subscribers who are
in arrears, and wish to save expense
will please call and settle before the
18th volume of the TELEGRAPH eX-
pires; which is with the next num-
Der.
Jurors certificates, county orders,
city orders, harbor script, or cash
will be taken at par Come along
before YOU forget it.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
LIKE HOT CAkES.

ut. Pleasant, Iowa. Aug. 81, 15f9.
Mr.. w. b. SIoan-Dcar Sir: For some time past We
have been acting agents for the afe Of your medicines
We arc now they go of like hot cakes Please send
us, the opportunity doz. Of your Condition Powders
doz. Horse Ointment, and > duz. Family Ointment.
Resr't yours. F. & A. SAUNDERS.
See SIoon's dycrtisc u,ent in another column.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

01- Long John Of the Chicago Democrat, who
is a remarkably inconsistent man, seems to be
right side up about this time. We wonder what
is going to happen now. Hear how he talks:
''Great times in Chicago! A negro arrested
and troops called out because the people uoud
not raise mob.
All has been done to outrage dccency in our
CITY that could have been DONE
The u. s. Authorities, without saying a word
to our regular authorities, have taken possession
of our city and established marital law
Our City is nothing Our County is nothing.
Our State is nothing.
They forget all their own injuries in their sym.
pathy for the poor being, who innocent or guilty,
goes TO an infamous future just as George w.
Meeker says.
II there ever was any danger of the negro's
escaping, there is none now, as there has not
been particle of proof against him. His coun-
sci and all his friends are sangune of his dis
charge. And so are we if justice is done"
a." The election of those Senators in N. Y,
to fill the place of those who resigned to defeat
the 50 900 900 loan for the canal, has resulted
in the reelection of about half of those who re-
signed-Stanton has been returned by about 4
majority.
The New York Tribune said he had been
defeated by about one hundred votes.
The Albany Alias says:
ave believe that the accidental majority in
the Legislature may yet be taught to roget their
extra session, and the extraordinary means that
lead to its convocation.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

We learn that most violent tornado swep,
through the Town of Hebron, H., Saturday,
carrying away some 80 or 40 Houses iniuring
good many people, killing some or 4.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
CITY AND COUNTY OF KENosHA,,..


To Hilsou B. Cross You are hereby notified thaawrh
OF Attachment has been issued against YOU and yon prop
erty attached to satisfy the Demand OF Ehoch W; ENMS'
amounting to sxtyhfee dollars and forty cents Now un-
less YOU shall appear Friend J. Nhitock, Justice
aud for said county at his office IN me sao
city, on the first day of July, A Do lc1l at O'Clock IN mo
afternoon, udgm will be rendered against you and your
properly sold 10 pay the debt. - - -, -.
ro.od ,l,;s OH d,y ~ Jure 4 n Ia5l 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
Shingles Slipped from California to " Y

Shingles Shipped from California to ". Y.
The brig Reindeer is taking in a freight of
shingles at the foot of Jackson street, bound for
\. \. direct. For many months past cargoes
of lumber of almost every description have been
sold at auction in this city at great discount on
the original cost, on the wharves in the Atlantic
ports. 1t is quite likely more shipments will be
made as there are so many vessels lying in the
harbor 10 no purpose whatever. It will be ex-
ceedlng'y gratifying to the \. Y. merchants to
have an opPor unity TO purchase their own ship
menis here, after having been sold to pay charg-
es, no doubt.-ALta California
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

u The Sickness on the Rivers, South, is dis
appearing altogether. The Report Of the beard
ofHeath at ST. Louis says that atthis season Of
the year the city was never healthier.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

II We have learned that the tornado done
great deal of damage in Wheatland, unroofing
housss and Prostratng hundreds of acres of tim
Der.
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nEarGENErs NOTICE.

ELDER LoTHRoP win Lecture in the Baptist Church mex!
Sabbath, at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ
sUBJECT-The Old Testament
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
TELEGRAPHHC.


New Orleans, June 8.
The Cotton Croq of Texas is remarkably fine,
and good yield is anticipated.
A great coal mountain has been discovered in
Texas.
New York, 81 P. NJ.
Alex. Jaudon, who swindled the Treasurer
of the Milwaukee & Mississippi Railroad Co. of
Bonds to the amount of 500 900, was arrested
in this city this afternoon.
BoonviIle, Miss, May 81.
THE TERRIBLE FLOOD.-The Missouri
river is now higher than it was ever known to
have been at this season of the year. and still III
sing. Opposite this place, it only wants one or
two feet of being out ofits banks.
Jefferson City, May 81,
The weather is cloudy and warm. River
still rsing-is now higher than it was at any
time last season. Reports from st. Joseph stale
that the river is out of its banks, and rising fast
Bottoms all under water.
Later-A despatch from Jefferson City, at .
o'clock, p. NJ, on the LIST inst states that
very heavy rain had been and was then falling at
tina, point, and the river was still rising rapid
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

The employers in the Custom House at San
Francisco, receive from government, exclusive
of board, six dollars per day.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

IL The Kenosha Telegraph confounds Prof
LATHRoP, of Beloit College, with Chancellor
LATHRoP, of the State University, we presume
from the similarity of name -..Beloit Journal.
Well, confound Prof. LArHRoP! wha. did he
wish to cOnf0uad US for
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

u THE HUTCHINsoSs. music-mak-
ing mclodsts, from the Granite State, are on
a tour ~est-they are expected along this way
in the course of month or two.
We know of no troupe of singers who could
draw larger houses, or deserve them better than
the HUTCHINsoSs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

u The Captain and five of the crew of the
whale ship Boy" from Warren, R. L, have
been murdered by the natives Of one of Car
Gilman Islands.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
LIQUOR Selling.

1--WE understand that some ten or dozen of
the liquor sellers in this city stand readyto hand
over their bonds and their fees for selling, accor-
ding to the Statute.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
syrEREFF's SALE.

-y vrre Of writ Of Feri Facias issued out Of AID
under the Of The Circuit Court in and for the coun-
- ~ rsr;ne and t. directed aud delivered against The
& and chatte-, lands and !encmenis of I.y man smith,
have upon and -ha offer for sale TO the highest bid
M The e1r the law directs at the Court House IN he VI
-, If k,no-ha. IN the county Of Kcnosha, Saturday the
roud day # August next between the hours OF one ana
bc, in the afternoon OF said day, all the ghite and ln-
tcres; which the said lyman Smith Lad on ape twelhh D
day Of June A. D. Ic49 any time since that day IN ana
the following described lands TO Wit: the norm par o.
The northwest fractional quarter of section number Dlne
teen in Township number %, north Of Range number
TWENTY-FIVE t22 east. containing hundred and eight
O, acres " land all in the Of Pleasant Prnre and
county OF Kenosha, -: X nLLEN,
Dated at Kenosha, June II, ls5l e-S =
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

u The Land Reform Convention setting at
Albany refused to admit a colored man as men,
Der of the Convention by vote of % to 6. Re
formers with vengeance! Where will you
find your bigots now?
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

j. The new style Of dress, which is coming
into general use eve see by our exchanges) are
called the Boomer dress, after the name of the
lady who first wore them. 1t is also appropria-
ted for another reason, as they are in opposition
to the jroomer dress, and as they keep the counte-
nances' ofthose who wear then, fresh and bloom
ing with health and beauty.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

u The Jury at Boston in trying the case of
Scott for assisting in the rescue of Shadrach,
could not agree and were discharged. A new
jury was cmpanneled to try Hayden for the same
offence.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

1J In another column will be found COM
munication on the importance of extending the
plank road to Spring Prairie. We hope our
citizens will take some active steps, and see this
important measure perfected with as little delay
rs nnsSihln
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
Whooping Cough, Scarlet Ferer, Measles and
Small POr

Prevented or their danger if attacked reduced by apre-
yous cleansing with BandreIhs Pills, when these d,or-
ders are in The ncghhorhoud No danger 10 life, or trouble
will be found in curing these disorders. if the Pills used
until the patient has recovered And in scarlet fever and
pux they ought to he used frequently some time at
forwards those after consequences which too Of
ton. hon this course is not puIsued
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

ERRATTA-In first Poem on the first page, in
the 2lst line, for "tcorfed," read EVOKED"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

II The liquor sellers of Oshkosh paid on the
first of June S6lO for licenses
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

IL We understand that commissioner"
for this city has received his papers. Send on
your card friend-we should like to give you a
puff.
IL There is no way to save this GLORIOUS
union" of Freemen-but to hunt negroes run
ming for liberty, and return them to the House of
eternal bondage. Cup boys and at them"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

According to the English articles of war. it is
death to stop a cannon ball.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

Mr.. EDITOR We, the undersigned, would
respectfully ask a small space in your columns,
wherein to express our gratitude to Capt IMP-
SON, and the Steward, Mr.. BLANCHErT of the
Steamer Hendricb Hudson, for the kind and
gentlemanly manner in which we were treated
by them, and in fact by all connected with the
boat, while passengers on board Of her on a re-
cent trip And for the benefit of those who
would wish to enjoy themselves, even while trav-
cling, will you allow us to say few words as
to the accommodations of the HUDSON, and the
character of the gentlemany officers. First,
she is universally acknowledged to be the bes,
sea boat now engaged in the Upper Lake trade;
and to this fact, we who have tried her can bear
witness. The beauty, elegance and comfort of
her saloon and cabins, equal, if they do not sur
pass that of any of our lake boats.
The sleeping arrangements on board of her
are good, the beds clean and airy while as for
eata bles, BLANCHETT always provides the best,
and for the best. The New York and Erie Rail
Road dinner at the late celebration, tells its own
tale, and to bis credit.
MIR. PoPlNo. the Clerk, is not only good
looking man, but good officer and gentleman
in every sense of the word. The Engineers are
two brothers, noble fellows, and understand their
business well. The waters, aohHe boys, are at
tentive and obligng in the extreme to passen-
gers. To conclude, we say The Hudson, in Cv-
cry respect, is first class bout. Her officers
are all gentlemanly, and sea tried, and found
faithful good seanaen
We can, in good faith, recommend the Hudson
to the patronage of the public, and assure them
that they will find her and her officers to be what
] 4
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13

U Floods on the Mississippi and Wisconsin
have done immense injury 10 crops and goods.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
NbrTCE
A TT e N ITO N!

A II II r. II TEON!
rl'HE Subscribers having recently purchased Mr. Dolru
Old stand have just received and offer for sale
choice lot Of
CT IA CD @ O. 70 4 % ga
Provisions, Dry Goods,
AND
CROCKERT,
CONSISTING PART FOLLOWS:
Sugars--P. r., n. o., Clarified, Crushed Pc w.Ier.d
COffce--Rio, Mocha, O. c., Java,&c
northumberland, Sugar House, StuSrt's Syrup,
superior article.
Spices Of all Kinds.
TOB7CCO-Fine Cut, Smoking and Chewing Cigars.
Cocoa, Chocolate, Starch, Indigo, &c,
Rice, MaCcarOni, Madeira, Brazil Nuts, Al
mOndS, Filbcrts.
Pickles, Preserves Raisins, FgS Pranes, C-on, Lemos
aud RaSPJtrry SgrHpS.
Corn Oats Potatoes, Mill Feed Bran, constantly on hand
FISH-Codiish, Mackercl, White Fish. &c
CANDLES-Moud, Pressed star, Adamantne Sperm
All kinds of Dried Fruit, Cider Vinegar Flour Dried Meat
Pork, Lard Oil and Soap.
ALSO-A good stock Of Staple
MD zE Va =aDcDHD zzS,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
(Which we will not try to enumerae. Call and see
scythes and SnaLs Pitch Forks Rakes, Hoes shovel,
Cradles, Nails, Sash, Glass, &c.
ALSO-AH kinds of Wooden Ware.
Give us call friends, and will Try and not have our
fault II you do not buy.
fY CASH paid for Produce-and we want SIT for on,
Goods. f. SIMMONS,
81 H. g. SIMMONS
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the necessities of nature aud the pledged benefi

the necessities Of nature aud the pledged benef-
cence cf God
In this fine picture there is, as I apprehend, a
double achievement-the requirements u classic
taste arc all answered and the highest service Of
practical bencvoencc il wcr.hily performed use
by the mediation Of art is married to bsenty ;
artistic taste and actual philanthropy are consil-
lated, and the work which sustains the world
meets with that which glorifes it in the point
that is the control and supreme Of both This
is the peculiar excellence Of our age. Poetry has
nobly led the way she has become an ardent and
efficient worker ia the field of industrial and So
cial reform. Her divine spirit has become incar-
nate in the world Of use, and taken the form Of q
servant to labor in the general redemption, and
her primal glory has caught no faint, aud her
robes no stain, from the generous toll Modern
statuary has given hint, slight, vague, equivo-
cal, but promising, and now, painting is bringing
her earliest tribute to the newborn spirit Of pro-
gress--the wise mems offerings to the Redeemer
in its manger
IL is both curious and significant, moreover
that this new performances Of Rothermeps is ~
fresh in its style as in its subject His antique
nervousness Of method formed by his thorough
bred study of the authorities, gives way to man
ncr ar wide Of the ancient models e. the grand
distinction of his conception deinands. lie has
thrown himself forward Of his art, and may per-
haps be doomed by the reverend oraclcs to wait
till they are slenced for his fame. Heretofore
he has failed neither in respect or fidelity to the
past. To my uncutured taste he has acquitted
himself fully by dozen great works Of all duty
TO the dead ! welcome him to the living and the
present, TO the New World, and TO our own con.
tnent and | add gratitude and affection to my
admiration for this great work, in which he has
vindicsied the spirit Of the age and illustrated it's
promise in the light Of its own proper genius.
SENIOR.
PLiiadslphia, February 1851.
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~. IL pnhl,shed Weekly, ON Seventh
the N'', s,,ss,, s.,SsIic Odd Fellows Hail
TERMS.
20, ,,i,ars per snnu'n, payable IN edOaHer.
.-,ise,oents not exceeding tea lines inserted
y on t,nes for one dollar; every sooseq"on' III
s,rtiap, twenty-fse cents ~ v,othar On
an communications to the E,a, wns'n nsa,' On
b,siness Of the paper or for punhoa'ion, s@ ~
h, addressed to c. BAILEY, "aS"'"S'""' ~ -
pusLI 4 BLANCHARD, fsiNihhS'
ski, street, few doors south OF re"nss'"n"
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SonIuERs BRorugRLY Lovg-Mr lnge mem
Der Of Congress from Alabama aud Mr.. Stanly,
" North Carolina, lately had an alteration in
the House OF Representatives, and a challenge
WINS the result. The story goss, that Mr.. Sianly
was arrested, with Wow 10 give security not to
break the peace. We donbt whether hostile
meeting would have taken place, for tho following
reason MIR. Inge said that Mr.. Stanly was
5iaekgnard! and the latter retorted by mying
that Mr. Ioge had shown himself one aud none
but geniles<n fight duels.-C,usSpoadsHec of The
Bahmors Chun.
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BaNrsscs ~ ConnoDosg Josrs--1his of'oer
has been lately tried by court martial for sPeo"-
Isting 10 gold dDst with the public funds and 'ssus.
pended from his oo,amsnd tor kve years, hs'f OF
ihs time without pay. Tho President has sp'
proved the sentence.
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For the National Era.
LIFE ON PRAIRIE DE LA FLEUR. No 6.
Ely MARY IRVING
PICTURES or PArRIorlsM.-Ls>y

Look on this picfure-iRcn on Hato
" She hath not shrnnk from evils Of this life,
But hath gone calnly forth into the strife,
And all its sins aui sorrows hath withstood
In lofty strength Of patient w0manhoodn
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Phladslphia, February, 1851.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-25

Complaint Constipation and Debility. curing after Natures
y so. sn e. ~ e:
a19 oowels In perfectly healthy condition ;.
Half steaspoenfa Of this fluid. nfused in water. will di
s.. g! Dissolve five pounds of roast beef in about hours
6cientihc Evidence.
baron Lebig in his celebrated work animal chemistry.
says: An artificial digestive fluid, analogous to the Gastric
Of stomach d The oa n which varoas articles o. ood.
9cl a. meat and will be soened changed and digest
sd sss p the same manner as they would be in the human
q, Pe.eir in his famous treatise On Food and Diet -
published By Fowler Wells NewYosk page IS states the
same great fact, and describes the method Of preparation.
Combs IL Ii valuable wtin1 on the Physolosye
~ st0n observes that elimination q the due quantity
~ t,e Gaatic Juice prominent and all prevailing canss
q Medicine IN London. who was severely afflicted with
oSt. i om a' tSs q fsn. AMI
sSsp author II TIE is%sn: work on Vegetable
Dist. says. 1t remarkable fact in physiology, that the
nomach OF animals, maceatsd in water mpa to the fluid
scns lind Of sstSes digestion q them in ,G no WISE d
fe1Snt rom the natural digestive process
R,Sc &ssSt xH.k , Ths Chsmisty Ct Man es
Discovery Of Pepn forms new the chemical history
OF Digestion. From experment, know that food
dsolved rapidly ar6ea! digestive fluid. prepared
YS jsss 5:ss 5slss
fifty pages an ssaminaiiOn II III. ssbiscs His expert
hassn e. sna
pssfse.ly |. the artificial - ia .hs ssturs DIGESTION.
ror fthe 70 proof Of The .s%arsabe merits Of this
ss A y Ins g g.
General Agent for Southern States.
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q q q g g q q 6
70 co Y NTER F EFT s!!E

All other fasey named PAIN EXTRATORS sIsCou
tereh OF DALLEY'S. The worthless who sell them
hope that BY stealing name, they induce the public
to believe that their nosrum possess the virtues ofe genuns
articles. Buy of none but our authorised Agents.
10 Attend to tAepseuifar marks upon ihs gsn-
Msne; and Observe that tho name, 6 Il. Dali
Ley" be WRITTEN WITH PEN, in different
coIored Ink, ON the envelope of each boa and that
no other be apon it.
General Depot for the United States where all ole,
addressed will be promptly executed,
( H. DALEY d CO.,
41b BroadWap, NeD York.
THERN DEPOT,
101 Chartrss strset, Ne.o.Or!ssMs.
Where ell Dealers in the States OF LOUISIANA, ALA.
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES.
SEE, and the City of ST. LOUIS in the State Of MIS-.
SOURI,. will be promptly supplied, 4
John WRIGHT d. CO.. ti
ar3O su csns-cf Sgeuts foe ssfs TsrritS,s
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wonderful, quickly dos remove al pSin and 70 ems,
and heal the injury. No SCAR RsnAInE lu sacosss
healing Old sores Of long standing Ia unparalleled
- 49,. 81. LOUIS. Mo-, luly o, lsAS
Dear Sir Ab0uta week aimee, while working at my trade
bit OF the adze entered the top Of foot. belowthei
step; The wound began to nfame, and contingedkdsl
and adhesive paste but all to no purpose
then commenced the use Of I'D }..A..t o. MAJ
and in es than minutes the pain and inflammation begnn
TO subside, and has now entirely left me. 49,
tractor a. being superior TO anything have ld 10
removing pain OF Inflammation. W..
am ship carpenter By trade, and shall be wiinet
y to the virtues Of the Salve all times when necessary
information desired. Yours, truly, - n
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DOCEOH .. Ps
s0gEssSessGtss S6xrSex0Gs.tsss.
woADER AaD BI.RssiA,. OF THE .GR.

woADEh AID nl.Kssla- OF THE .GE'
Hs s1TR4eT Is l9r w s1a.T BIZ
oH ne. " sioKss1S "so On nEsiL LIN''
1HE ,rea bs,, T4s TIN TaE fA =, I'll.
s o.ass Sa S IT, that while s the
Ever Known; it only puries the whole systs and
Iengthsns the person. bpt il creates new pure q oh
hIs lie Shs sisnd .sV.:t e i. wonderful
ncuIsbs has saved he lives Of than 50oS Gldisr
10000 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY IND
AST az Mskyo SsEs,s n Whole
permanently TO those who have ost their nusculaI srs
general physical pros;ation Of the nsrvous system ss1ae
,S%sia s s1 9s.
osn e entirely Is:o!sd 6y this pleasant remedy. thus
'a'H' " - ' fEEvfdoRXrING CORDIAL. &
As renews and invgo,atss the ysem gives activity tah
ordinary %s va ;ssssh to the muscular 'sn in most '
Cleans. sns ysn9. csas G9RE sa D,
suess ss ngsr Ss yssa 0
Prefnss Ezpectorati0n, Pais Side, etc. haos bsn
'"s ca" De 'as sP,rr1Sa BLOOD
NEW Yosz. April IS, ia,
Been &c .vss ny t.
hays isx several year I'D bad cough SsGss
night sWess snd va. sss, de6,aisd and ,edncsd ~
Fl ss hi ~
hand "a v "onah ~ al na w ~ oe i i
thot an, tbant mi n, thee rssnts Yor, oba
' ~ &' ' wv R11ss.,r Al Catha 49, H. s...
s'AAN' w o"'Aaihe s''ee''
RHEUMATISM
This Is only one Of more than four thousand cases
The and chronic are weekly eradicated
uexuaor!inary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ., one of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum. BlackwePs sland IL the gentleman spoken
in the following letter: :.
BLACKwELL.s ISLAND, Sept. IA, lol7.
DR.. 1oonsend-pear Sir: have suffered terribly 10
niue years with the Rheumatism; considerable Of the tim
could NOT eat sleep or WALL had the utmost distrsaan
pans, an9 my limbs We're terribly swollen have used fou
ootues OF your Saisapara ami they have done me NOR
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