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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
Kossuth's Appeal to the Irish.

In his Cleveland speech, Kossuth lebors to
overcome the supposed prejudices of the Irish a
ganst him on account Of his fiattery of England
while partaking of English hospitality. Kos
suth says
81 ain also told that there is a movement, in
tended to ALLEVIATE the citizens of the United
States Of Irish extraction, from countenancing
every liberal movement in Europe, by the sug-
geston that If desDotism prevails, the despots
will become powerful enough to crush the pow
er Of Great Britain
81 know full well, that freedom, though find
ing an echo in every mans breast, can by nobc-
dy be more beloved than by such nation as the
brave sons of Green Ern's Isle. Irishmen love
freedom, so they cannot side with despotism.-
The iatherland Of the Emmet's, and Gratan, of
the Currans, and OConnell-that giant of patri-
Olsm and paradign of restless agitation for his
country's sake; the land where Wolfe once
bed, and Moore sang his song Of oppressed ma
lions: that land cannot forsake the cause of Ma
tional Freedom, and nerer will side with despo-
tism. But let me humbly ask, if all overwhem-
ing Gespotlsm should indeed succeed TO crush
Albion, would it crush Albion to make Erin free a.?
would not despots fight and gain--have they ev-
er fought and gained, 10 make nations free |
appeal to the conscience of Erin, to God, and
to history He who sides with despots, will be-
come their slaves.
Help the European Continent to national in
dependence and selfgoyernment, tor my coun-
try, Ituly and France. This selfgoyernment
can be bu, Republican. Help by your manly,
just and resoute attitudes, to developA that pub
lie opinion of England itself that it may side ont
whatever consideration with the cause of OPP
pressed Nations against sanguinary daspotsn
The Despots crushed, the Sun of Freedom will
cast lis warming rays over the green gem of the
Sea also; the people of England will become
Just; q large part of it feels Erin's wrongs, and
the fundamental principle of your Institutions
Irdcrative union with self govcrnment-wilI
prevail over the earth
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
DIR. STORMS CELEBRATED sCorCH Cough CAN
From an old Post .iiaster-2a Certificate.

From an old Post .Master-27 Certificate
But must tell you of still greater cure my own house
My brother John Finley Bernard SO far gone with what
was pronounced by several physicians be consumption
OF the lungs that all agreed he die. With hope of
ahordug temporary relief resolved to give him the
mldest medicines could find. gave him little Bal
sam of Life, with sugar, and occasionally small dose of
purgave medicine; at the same time alowin, him to use
DR.. Storms Candy TO reere AiR Of a distressing
Cough and although he had been splitting blood and dis
charging offensive from his lungs with every other
indication Of the approach DEATH he is now quite
well enough attend TO his business. My neghbors are
all well acquainted with the above facts have been re-
ident of Mclean and Livingston counties for twentyone
years. and ON known omany who If they doubt this tes
mony, (Which you at liberty publish may have it
from my lips, by calling my Post Office at Wilksbo-
ro Respectfully,
Wilksboro, Mclean Co. Ill. j. O. BERNARD
Price, One Dime per Roll; Rolls for Is Cents; or 81
per doz. Liberal Discount made Country Merchants
The Candy IS neatly put up with directions for
handsome engraving of the Scottish Coat OF Arms
written signature Of Hamilton Wade, (proprietOr IS On
the outside wrapper Of each roll and package 4-36
For sGIetvE R0DiasOn, and Starkusaths-G, Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

CAPITAL PCMSIINEET.--Ifw we had no galloWs
and As many murders now, what an cutlery
there would be. Is not hanging for murder an
unsuccessful experiment? And has it not been
tried long enough! The whole history of world
shows that sn0Luinary punshments increase
crime, and murder is no exception. Though
hanging is and has been the general rule III
Christendom, yet there have been some except
ions, and in no case where the gHoWs has been
dispensed with, has murder mcrca> cd while in
some it has been perccptbIy diminished. These
stubborn facts overthrow the philosophy OF the
raIows and send its friends back to theology
Here, the chapter and verse of the Bible having
tail2d them proving, if any thing, altogether too
much, they resort TO the metaphysics of the sci
cnce. The vital principle OF the received and
dominant theology IS fear; "heIl fire" is what
holds the world in obedience 10 God. Now il
YOU discard fear as the conservative principle in
human governments and make them wiser than
Gods. YOU damage the vital principle of theolo-
". Therefore the uuspeakably horrible in hui
man government must be preserved in order to
preserve the uua.tnrably dreadful in the divine
government. II this is notthe principal founda
ton on which the galows now rests, we are
grievously mistaken, and convinced would glad
" acknowledge our error. On any other theo-
~, We are AT a loss why ministers Of the gospel
should be found the most logged defenders Of
hanging.
That the sanctity of human life is vindicnted
by choking murder2rs T. death, is SIM ly absurd.
Exactly the reverse is the reality. Accordingly
il Is those no have the least instructive respect
for life and horror Of blood shed, who ilcck 70
hangngs which are practically nothing but les
sons in the school of murder TC give the les
sons and shut away the scholars may be wiser,
but is il wise > Commonwealth.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

Thus it appears that the old Bay State, which
then contained about one third as many popula-
ton as the six southern states, furnished 1914
more regulars and 5,032 more militia than the
latter states, inclusive of her men in naval SER
vice, who captured many vessels and carpoes
from the British Great numbers of her men
persisted in the feld-in the camp-and in pris-
ons. Eight or nine thousand were lost TO the
state in these ways" (Bradford's His of Mass.
VOL 2. PIP. 228.) The first rank was freely
conceded to her during the whole struggle for
independence; and her pre- -eminenco was never
questioned. The lions part was borne by her
in the conflict; but his share in the fruits of VIC
tory has been enjoyed by the South, especially
by the old Dominion. Nor have her magnanim-
ity and forbcarance been less distinguished that
pEe-eminence she has yielded by her own con
sent or acquiescence, and now has very subor-
dinate influence and strength in the general gov
ernment.
In view OF the foregoing facts, how perfectly
contemplate and mean, does the gasconade and
arrogance of the South appear-particularly
South Carolina-and how servile and base, the
recreancy and position of Daniel Webster, ard
the dough faced members of Congress from the
free states S. S. D.
Paris, Feb IA.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
For sale Or Exchange.

Farm Of $50 acres adjoining the village Of Harrison.
NHnehayo co. Illinois, viii be sold Chcgp or cychaucr,l
for Reil Estate III This city or county
m, 'i4Eeis on the rccatonlc River ten miles from Be
Gaena Railroad. II has best a!r power on the nr
river. FIGURING Mil Saw lIiN and Other Inacfcry are
already in operation
Is good frame house and barn. and orchard bearing
trees on the premises the farm touches the,
RIVER me Whce LAY! Beautifully and every foot Is capable
Ufcul.ivation.
a portion Of the Farm can be laid into village lots
and as Harrison is in the midst of u richest and most
thriving portions Of Illinois, there Is every prospcc. OF
large village growing mp. Amply 10
kcnosiia, October 10 81, I ROM
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

The first shot at Louis Napoleon has been fir
cd by 3 Grenadier, as he was coming out of the
Elysee The would be assassin was Immediate
" tried and executed
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

SY Virtue and in pursuance Of Decree Of the Ciru
Court for the County Of kenoSha state Of Wisconsin
made and catered in certain cause pending therein the
Chancrry side Thereof. in the Term % Nav a. D. ISL
wherein Alonzo Campbell Is complainant, md Thomas u
Iauna;n, Jane g. annam, and George ". neburyl ar
defendants bearing date the loth day Of May ISL. shall
sell at Pubic Auction to the highest tiddpr at the door
the Court House in the City q kglp~ha in sad county
Monday The 2h day 81 March ncX hctw The hours
OF nine and eleven IN The forenoon Of hat DAY, follow
ing described real estate 10 Wit AL those certain pieces
parcels cr l';s II land !gug and being the Town 81
Brighton, III ne iac county Of Racine tn0w tie county Of
kenoSha ard state II Wisconsin, 70 vii the n hsf %:
the south cs; quarter ad The Nrrth West quarter Of he
south East quarter and the West half The Nurh as;
quarter II rc1n Va e.iy-1inc, - Township 80. Two.
. North If Range Twenty 20 East also the south Wc-l
quarter 81 the south last quarter Of Section o. Iw eHy
cd Ame Town and Range Aforesaid and cJntaniug
ali two hundred and forty ceres of land"
Dated henosila, February Oh, i-a3.
~ t. ALLET, Sh'T. Ecnos!sa CO.
O. :. HEAD, CompI;-. sol. 80
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

a HINT TO ENTHUSIASTICALLY c~ttinc Of
bars of iron or PIPES with the chiScl, is labori-
ons and tardy process. By the following mode
the same end is attained more speedily, easily
and neatly: bring the iron to white heat, and
then fixing it in vice, apply the common saw,
which, without being Turned in the edge or in
ured in any respect, will divide it as easily as If
It were a carrot
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
1.-THE COMMONWEALTH"
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY
H. Wright 81 Co.,
EILzUR WRIGHT, Editor. cHAs LIST, assistant
No. 60, Uashfapton Street. Boston.

EIIZUR WRIGHT, Editor. CIIAS. LIST, assistant Ed
TTNHE DAILY COMMONWEALTH contains more rea-
ding matter, and and frcshcr NEWS, than any
other Boston paper. II Is independent in every thing and
neutral i'll nothing tits rcgiousy conservative OF all good
institutions and radically destructive towards all bad
Ii the only paper ia the metropolis of New England
which advocas Free Soil, the Repeal of the Fugitive
Slave Law, and the union of free people throughout the
world for the defence of Liberty every where.
TERMS:
DAILY-(Sundays excepted - year. invariably in
adj ance C subscribers, II cents per week. payable 10
the carriers So per annu payable in advance at the
office.
WEEKIY-Saturday morning.. 50 year in advance.
Clubs ordering three copies address So 10 copies
SIS; 20 copies SD; 80 copies $50,
{ =" M PostaastCrs .7gantS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
NOTIEE,

Ii Persons having with the undersigned are
"a hereby forbidden to settle the same with F. f. ROE
rs he Is no longer in my empoymem has any right
use my OTIS COLIIIII
kcnOshl, Feb. 9th 1852. az
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
PAIN

Is the warming given ~ the presence OF disease, and ofhe
dsrranGemCnt of he nervous and muscula system. In
order disease and rid chs afeD cn' Of its
our first great desidrrstum is 80 stop the iten
the nervous encrgy-inyguratc 50 healthy tn fiuc-
lions and sec-cionS of every organ In the ' It's No
accomplish by the marvellous strengthening, snS H.
NEnrnilnS and powerful pain soothing prop, az Had
wa! Ready Relief No hst the stA may
bel II arises from nervous Iroslraion, muscul2 debility
dsarransenet of the functions Of She liver uIs OF
the Skn, whether il be rheumatism, neuralgia rE or ucF
N"uS headache nervous rrAhiy, spgsnodi, strcs 1ns
cramps, dafthua, bowel complaints chisls U.i fever
whether ofinaCs from internal drr8uRemeGts "Ncg
nal niuries-Radway Ready Relief taken rnay gud
applied ext rnaiiy, VIII speedily and clgccsI1,s sop the
DIlI q 81 rs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

TE7HT 3rm Of 4 LEWIS & Co.. has been Gaoly, by NV
consent, all persons indebted 20 .aI Cru Is note
ar"arI', requested and expected - ser he -in-
~5~D' alg with y icNa w" Is ~. authorized to -c.-
Hc A accounts q ~ SAID rm. The b nc-- Hi be con- IL
uo b! e." sthrr.irr n the same place before whore
z'.fl' viii i"' sold 'hc+I Tor ci-h. \. LEWIS.
ku..e.l, Sow. -, l-5l.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
V Pilkin's Statistics OF the i. S.


g" \ com. ni,tao CONSISTING of Va.srs Rn-ko
Tsnr,n~. Armstrout, W,l,1nan Over onnnint.
81 10 la. int, consideration tba ciy,,I ,.,,,,n.
ri rb, sn,,i1arp ,,.,,o. and tho vows ami ,r,n.
rr ,,,ai, 90 ...,,. a.,I I,t,,, 1880;
,Cta, r,, 800 - l,',,,l, tdi..,,,,,. u-.
s,n,a5 Nv tho I.Ia,,a, ~ .;r .a, 49,, w. ".
HuUcr wbo L,s cno hars r.. ,hn r.,mn., 3,,a.
Governor If s.l s,n,n ON r,5,,.o >, d,,,I,i,' 'i,a
Tar,,,pI,r cir.,,,,.to,',os i,,,r,,F :, ,,,II, -
1,k,op,,.,r,.,,,aI 49,, ,,.;.l,,a,';,:a L...,
OF tie ur,,t nr111rnn ~ tba ,,,,'',''
~ roman At bo,, :, ,,,,,,,,,,
~, negroes anJ ,yny,nt fLo d..,r,i,, ,r ,r.,5,
to the Enemy =" E,,,r,,,I C.,,,,,,,,,, f,,,.@rlts
NIrci ~ 1919
"Tba reduction, of cb,r,o.,o., ,,l ~, .or,
urr Of the Army NAV In l73ll nnIar G1n
Lincoln. removed he onIv h,rr,ay ,,,s;r.t ,ba
en.,os,I,ron,s ,,f ~, ,,.h.,,
,co,, &c., ,,,'', ".''s'
nys,,ho!. I..,, -
r.. '''' ~
/, II oos AK ri 81 -
n,nisnts ~ -" Rr,," ' ,r nr,,',''7 anu u'
The gresiast pains were taken to encourage
These and depresss and discourage the friends Of
the country, WHO found themselves unable e
make an eh'ctnaI resistance under Snch circum-
stances, ccHnst body OF ten thousand British
p, aeSiNt'H " VIZ EttC k"Gt 9Ah'NS dIu IVY al
partirsrs. Gov, Rutledge, and other principal
inhabitants, fed TO the noighoorug States =
From tho Grafton IN commemoration of Gen,
Nathaniel Greene, before meeting Of Cncin-
naiu, at New Haven, by William IilIhou>c-
Esq, American Museum, l,S1 vol : P. $40.
IL Is computed ~ GOOD Judges 'nat between
the years, 1910 and 1883 the state OF South Car
oHra lost $4,000 negroes.
Inc haP'ess Africans a'InTed with the hope
o. freedom ioFsooA 'H"'F owners ana repaired "a
great numbers u the roya! army.
The slaves the second time Hooked 70 the
British army Ramsey Ills. OF ). I. Vol.
Up. 3l2. SO, 474
"South Carolina and Georgia was obtained as
territory by conquest over the people who occu.
pied il, and who, after plcdginr Their faith &c
the comIl'~n cause, had trnitorous!y turned
their back uron Independence, w'thout punish
AenS, OF even an Acknowledgements; OF the wrong
they had done And now the sons OF those con
4uered and forgiven traitors dre allowed TO die
late 10 the nation
Ramsey.
In the first vo,r ~ ,hc war I--5 ne who'll
number of continental troons was 37.443 O.
~bish more tb,n or, h,lr war. from Mass.
chusctis, chen embracing the territory while
now constitutes The State Of Maine, and only
i I,a3' were ''o" 0'a'e' o"' OF 'ns Ne" Eng
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
DIARRIIEA.
100000 persons cured in ls5O--rcias stopped
il ID miuReS

Radways Ready RELIEF cured 81 chofAra-mor
bus, d n;cry, ch"c and al lcomlans the past year
than my other remedy muse. ntC banks of the MissiSs
ipp Missouri Illinois and Ohio Divers. New Orleans,
Louis Cincinnati, Detroit Chicago Milwaukee, Galcna and
other places where the dnrhwa cho'a AMI dyshEtery
cod rtHy, RdVHy's Ready Relief used with the
best will il - minutes stop the most violent
camps ind spasFns, mpa guial heat throughout tho
Whole s:p, .ly all .un stop IL" painful discharges
and relieve the patient froIa al pam,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
Cranlrs and Snasms.

Atcaspoonfu of Roadway Ready Relief taken internally
and by bathing externally, will in few minutes stop tho
most violent Cramps and Spa,ns. In mnny cases Ehcre
the cN!rcUr7 has lost all feeling, where they ld and
numb the limbs distorted and shrunk rubbing with kGd-
way Ready Relief hHs always brought back life and acion
and quick and healthy circulation Of the blood. Nheu-
cve YOU frt person afflicted with crsps and spasie, APP
ply Railway : Ready Iclci Immediately N IL or 70 min
jit3s it Will relieve he SUN tCr from ali pAin.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
FRESH ARRIVAL.
SCHOOL EsOOEkS.

ECST Received, fresh from the Eastern Market chocf
% and extensive selection Of Books, SrATtoNFRy AN
FANCY ARTICLES to which the attention of Country Mcr
chants and SCHOOL Committees. are invited. -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
ASSioneCS' Sale.


e fcred for safe at Pu BlLC ACCflON,on
Hjyi,RD4T TIiE 2sA DfF OFFFBRElRY 1852
at one O'clock F. NJ, the Court House in the City Of kc-
nn~ha the following Lots and Blocks il the :. T. = OF Sec
81, Town :, Range % Last il the city OF kcnusha:
Eioc!, entire;
Inc = +. quarter OF BLOCK 1--WE;
BLOCK six Cniuc;
Lots Two and Four IN Block Eleven;
Lots one len and Eleven, III BLOCK iwclIc;
Lots rive Ninc'cen an" twenty IN MOCK ''lceh
- L"9 lhfee iouI' lc"' ieNcH 'Al our 'etI' III DIoN
iTtltcL ~ Tue 1,-e. o,,,, f,ir,, in RIoc 10.
~ " i,,,,,,,ir Il,N,I. -. - 80 -
A., ~ f. tti,, n., H., ,f' : " l. :; n > % VIZ.
i ,5 i,,.r i,i tti,,",, ~, f,,r,.@ ii.',.,., ' "
~. ',, ON, ,;'l''.nd a.,.,i,,.i i, i,i,.l, ! I.
-, 500 ,' ;r,lI'a, t,d i,,,,r,'., in TI,t -
LUIS C'' l''''' '''N ''' ''' - INV" 49,
AISO-Thc following Personal Property:
r-o l,,rIl. X,-1.,,,,s.
G,.. t,,,,,in,, Nil.
one tcnd n-il.
Two Yoke Wnrkirg Oxen:
of Of shingles Squarc Pine Pickc.s PANEL Doors &C.
Three shares Michigan < Irie Telegraph stock:
i0n 90 S,1,h,ort & Reloit Plank Road stock.
A., i,tr,.t otirutIy alp Ia The Frni,,rc of tn, Dur
Zoo iI,''. =
,,... ,,,,..,, r, ,.r ,,..
IENMo VI nv ''iI S' anu 'i!' nun III ",
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
SELLING OFF!!

VIE Subscribers wishing 20 change their present bust
ness are now selling tlCi Sock OF Groceries and Pro
visions
PRIME COST FOR CASH.
Our assortment consists every variety Of GROCERIES,
ASp PKOH lSioNS that are ever used in family. Among
which
Sugars, Teas, CoGfcs, Rice Mo'asses, Cur.
rams, Raisins, Almonds, Candles, To-
bGcco, dc, N1ckereI, UAHe Fash,
Cay! Fish, Saieratus, Soap,
Win general assortment Of every thing ever found in
Grocery Establishment.
The sbore Goods W. nETERaINEp to dispose of at
such prices os will entirely ascpish those who here
toiure traded in Wisconsin.
All we ask that you would cse n call. if Won have
the MONEY N YOUR POCKET, Tor the Goods MI ST BE
SOLD! And we have further g. suggest that all those in
drbled 20 " Ivy note BE- * account, will find Il amazing
y to their interest 10 cali in and settle up
LEONARD & NcKlIIIP.
kenosha, Dee. l0!h ISL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

lnPoRrAkr TO DYsPEPTICs-Dr. ]. s. Houghton's
PEPalA The True Dgestire Fuld Gastric Juice pre-
pared from RENNEr, or the FOURTH STOMACH OF
TIL OK, after directions of Baron Lebig great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J. :, Houghton NJ. D., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspep
sia Jaundice Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility
curing af9r Natures method, by Natures agent
the Gastric Juice Pamphlets, containing Scientific evil
dence offs value furnished by agents gratis See notice
among the medical Advertisements
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
RHEUMATISM.

100000 cases cured an 1852 The mo.; crcru-
ciattng pain stepped IN ira hours.
Railway Ready Eclirfis the quick . safe. ans s: ef
fsctIal remedy for the " Rhc. IN III rs tyrra
in use we state only what know. viii stop te
toriurnE pains o this distressing M by one appca
ton. We have never known 30 foil IN giving instlut
lief In every city, village ard Of America,
cd some OF the pc o OF is cruel complaint. n
ry il t. do stated. HAIlIinstHntly
cye the sufferer from pain and speedily IL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
Paris, Feb. IA

The grandfather Of the writer of these sketches the
maternal side during voyage, while commander
ship Mars with his gallant took fire prizes the
enemy.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
EXCHANGE FAER.

FgvITE Farmers, Mechanics and all Interested Motif
ed that the Agricultural & Mechanics Fair will come
of ut Duons Tavern Paris on Wednesday, February 18th,
W hich all are invited without fee cost.
Persons HAY ing property for sale can dspoeof by sam
pie
Any having Farms TO rent 10 let shares, VIII
find customers the spo-and those wishing to hire
will find an opportunity 20 make Il good bargain.
By order, 3-35 T. j. RAND, Sec. X. c. \. 5.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

E4LOVEs and Hosiery-an extensive s.ockat
~ ". II. ( cos
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

nhnnning's Ty0rks--Scveral complete .rtts IS
u these celebrated writings IN sslc Gt thc lowest posi-!
bic price, al kiSG's UooHsToRB.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
AMEREkN HDTEZ,

THE Subscriber hereby ofa-s 10 lo. HE Tavern
r. Stand. known d the trEa1~t~ T.~PtRt<,E
"a Hnrss, -i.-a;d IN Kcno-s oity u i-.un-ln, or
- term vt r"1r=. The location al :}ls stand, md
he liberal patronage always extend 90 f'is Ev-rh-hIacnt
II 'tiolea; recommendation. For fITt-. particulars
gl.i!c u he sub scf!hcr On ~ pE-r7!s
CHARLES l. GCttDHtE.
Kcac-1a- Nov. -. y. @J-u
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
NEURALGIA.
ra1giq cases cured in 1850. II uiA

10000 Neuralgia cases cured in 1850. II piH
stop the z1osI vto!sat pains IN ID r.~ltcs.
The cruel and cXcr,ciatng panrs e ,.r tt't. lsres
sing complaint are instantly arEc,tei t jlaaaass Ready
Relief. The happy and uyiSorang ,,.-t. ices ON
the stem, rendering the ,' quick
~ restores the nervous energy and res .a .leo. Mad
way Ready Relief is The only ly tha hua cuay
cured Neuralgia in lis worst FORMS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
WISCONSIN,
100000 APPLE TIRE

NJ prices to correspond with the times, The Ornamen-
tai u large assortment of
81 ~ SHADE TREES, SHRUBS, HARDY ROSES.
-~A y PIONEERING PLANTS, RJLBOUS ROOTS,
T2[A DAliLlAS; large and choice assortment ISrCcu
--- House Pants, quantity of ErGrgrccHS, Npru-
cCS, Frs. Pines CfHr and in aCl almost every hing
usually to be found in such Establishments. The Fruits
have been selected with regards quality.
hardness of Trees The \ rScTy is located the open
Prairic, with Northern cNposure the land has
been MANFRED consequently The perfectly hardy
ard trees from this Nursery seldom fn grow in
planting Ali invited Ia call and examine them
selves, the Subscriber hopes from long experience and
strict personal attention to merit continuance of the pub
lie parOuaGc
n. b. Aleicrs OF enquiry sent to the Burlington Pos.
Office viii receive prompt attention.
= Catalogues gratis at the Nursery, md by mail post
paid. JOHN BELL.
Wisconsin Nursery, Feb 6, l~52. 1916