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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-25

LATE FROM SouTH AMERIcA-DEFEAr FLIGHT OF
hosAs-e'o York March ga brig has arrived here from
no Janero with dates to the 10th of February from that
cy she brings advces of the total defeat of Rosas by
the allied forces of Brazil and the revolving provinces and
OF the capture Of Gen UruiSa at Paermon the country
seat OF kosas The battle bloody one. and great
loss was suffered on both sides but its date not given
osas and his daughters took refuge board English
steamer lying at the time in the Rio de Ia Platte
NEwioRK MARKETs-Netr York, March 23-The Cotton
market closes dull and depressed the sales summing up
about 800 baesquotatons before Flour also dull
at - 5O0S4 70 for State brands and 81 GIS4 81
Tor ono etc Corn 64t065c u busel for mixed and yell
low Mess Pork closes firmly. with sales at Sl1fD
~ 70 barrel Lard has sold at &c. q tb. in barrels
Rio Coffee exc. z h.
CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures , March 23,-
In the House to-day resolution from the Pennsylvania
Legislature was presented asking for the establishment of
Navy ard and Dry Dock the Lake frontier.
communication was received from the Executive in
forming Congress of the thu and
conhseaton by the Spanish authorities of Cuba the
vessels Georgiana and Susan Loud
The Territorial Salary bill was taken up and ordered to
be ensrossed. Evening Delta,
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Zee !! Ice +! !!
N E W &c E no [

q
LEPEE STREET, nearly opposite M..srs. Armstrong Harris
Steamship Wharf,
No. SIS TCHOGPfT0ELAS s7REE7.
j. STAFFORD CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-25

Thanks to the polite Clerk of the Della for rv
favors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-25

fifty years of had subject many years
which could be without difficulty. Constipation
place oath January it could removed,
brought Bartholomew fIospta catarc having
procuring relief the operation performed the seventh
strangaton. proved The patient
lowing evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-25

4, n LOUISIANA GREYs, ATTENTION You are
81 ordered attend in full uniform at the Amory, Caronde
III NJ onSUHDAY, March as at o'clock for purpose
u. Target Practice BY order. FRANCIS LEACH taptan
JOHN CRKANr, Orderly Sergeant. mh25
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MAYOR. TREASURER. CoNrRoLIF,
RE.CAPITULATIoN

1892 4s77 1850 41311O16 1919 4S49 1913 O6 1909 45
Maj. 1l5. .A9. 100. 1867 SO.
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B. r. Smith, E.ntisf,

IIb ST. ChhrIts street,
of Lafayette Square.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-25

>M1. 0. 0. F.-HowARD LODGE No. IL
- mi al meets every THURSDAY EVENING in the Grand
N6H Lodge Hall, corner of Tchouptouas and Poydrss
= streets, at O'Clock Otfcers-P. AIc(nrtv. N
g.; George bowdic " G George Levi Secretary Jas Fur
ueh"A' fef' 'r''elay' 'uhes Davis irensnrer jlnIn
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Z ARD OIL-25 bbls. A No. |, for sale nv
u 4 mh9a A d. GRIEEE 4 co md Al Oh 1 -.

EflNED SUGARS-l00 packages Stuart's
Refinery Small Loayes, for sale By ~
mh93 A. D. GRIEF & CO. "A and Al OLD lawn.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

BoxroRD, MAss.--The Congregational Jour
nal contains an interesting sketch of the history
Of this ancient town, from which we take the
following paragraph:
"Itisa singular fact, thatno physician or law
YER ever settled in this town; no citizen ever
asked for license to sell ardent spirits no native
Of the town was ever sent to the state prison -;
no one was ever convicted of an infamous crime.
Such was the unity of sen!imen in religion, that
there never was any church but the Congrega-
tional and in politics, that till within few years
there was not a single voter who was not wing
when at last Colonel Peabody became the sol
itary democrat in the town for years, and even
then his motives were suspected, for he was &C
cused of the ambition to be the leader Of has
party
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

FOR SALE.
number Of CITY LOIS viii be sold for Labor Il a7il
-l for sOoa j. bOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
KENosKA COUNTY CoURT-IN PROBATE, DEC. 6,
A. ID. 1851.


IN reading and filing the Petition Of Michael Frank. Ad-
~ nlns;raor of the goods chatles and of Pny
r. Green deceased, by which appears that
sucicnt personal estate in the hands said administrator
expense of administration and that is necessary sell The
Whoe OF the Real Estate Of which said deceased died seized
LOT the pay nen Of such debts Therefore, il ordered that
all persons interested in the said Estate appear before
inc thrd day of February, A. d. 1852 O'Clock in the
forenoon at the Court House. the county Of kenosa
show cause whya license should be granted 10 The said
administrator 10 sell much of the real estate Of the said
fny T. Green, deceased shall be necessary to such
il is further ordered thai copy OF this order be
published in the newspaper published in kenosha city CALI
cd the kenosha Telegraph, at least successive weeks
ISAAC N. STODDAliD, County judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
Sfaertff'@ Snie.

D and under the seal ~ the Circuit Court, fer the
kcu0sha of Wisconsin 10 me duCC.cd Rud de-
vrrrd against the goods ind chAcls lands and tpncncnis
OF Daniel Woocycr have levied upon and shall offer for
The highest bidder, the law directs 1t hc front door
81 thc CoIrt in the city and county of kcnusha
.turay the 1Ih day of January, 4. D. -J, al O'Clock
the uf said day, all the said right, tile and III
n,cst which The sad Daniel Woocyrr the cath day of
June, 1851. he'd o in and to following pieces par
cells land, SItulted in the of aem said county
of kcuushn viz In" north hall of the west hall Of She north
qu rcr OF section Number .wcHy-tH - town orc,
in twenty, 2b @i'o ten lO acres otte west
-dc he north hall the half o. the north east or.
of c.ion number twenty-five, ~ town one in range
~ cnty 20 east. Dated kcnosha, Dec. 1, 1851.
6x30 y. K. ALLtN, Sheriff
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
SELLING OFF!!

TIE Subscribers wishing change their present busi-
ness are now selling their Stock of Groceries and Pro
visions at
PRIME COST FOR CASE.
Our assortment consists every variety of GROCERIES
which
SngGrs, Teas, CoGees, Rice, Mola,ses, Car
rams, Raisins, Almonds, Candles, To-
6accO, DC, MGckereI, IThite Fash,
Cod Fish, Saieratus, Soap,
Win general assortment Of every thing ever found in
Grocery Establishment.
The nbo- Goods we DETERMINED to dispose Of At
such prices viii entirely astonsh those Who have here
tocrt traded in Wisconsin
All we ask is that you would give ia call if YOU have
the MONEY IN YOUR ACklT. for the Goods MI ST RE
oLD! And we have further sugS: that al those in
debcd to rs by book account will find il nInazing
y to their interest 10 call in and settle 10.
LEONARD & McKIILIP
Kenosha, Dec. l0.h, 1851
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
Com n,iss!onerss Notice.

N0TICE Is hereby given 10 the creditors Of CHARLES
"a W. II RNER, laV ot Southport, ke.pSha county,
aud SAFE OF c nsin tha amcy.inG Of the Commission
or the purposes If examining and allowing claims will
be holden at The Office Of J. H. JisI, The cy Of Keno
sha. the A day Of January S52 also 10th day
bcober, A. n l-2. At which and place cred
i;urs required appear ard present claims be
declared therrfroJ- said viii
O'Clock, \. N, and III! O'clock p. NJ
tom day - da! till the business shs be closed.
}. B. JILSJ-N,
VI. FRANK,
Nov %, 1851 80 Commissioners.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
From the Yankee Blade.
DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CIIREn


Those persons who afflicted VITA this disease are
prone 10 regard their hopeless and in in
,ancal az in fever and ugu life them hardly de-
sirnbe The debility, depression and hypocondra
which accompany the maaty render its victims the most
miserable Of Dyspepacs however, may be cured Of
feclay by using remedy sold in this city by Messrs
Reed Bates s. Austin, No 20, Merchants Row. This rem
edy has not been ruAed in the regular putting machines
like some noIrums bat We happen 10 know that il is the
mos, valuable medicine offered to the public has
70 our certain knowledge cured Of the most obstinate
cases. and no man or should suffer the purga;ory Of
dyspepsia they procure the OXygea'ed Bitters
1t is one OF the medicines which have consented to
advertise
fair trial OF the Oxygenatcd Bi!ters viii satisfy the most
incrcdulous that this dcne has equal in the known
world for the relefan of the ndescrbable symptoms
of Dyspepsia.
REED BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists No. &c
Merchants Row. Boston. General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for -
For sole by STARKNEATHER & Co. Konosha; F. ".
DE BERARD Il Co, Racine; RUFUS BROWN NJ Da
Milwaukee; and by Druggists generally Throughout The L
nitcd States and Canada.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

MAMMOTH Ice HOUSE IN 81. Lou1s.--The
ST. Louis Intellirencer notices the ice establish
ment of H. II Davis in that city. The two ice
houses under his charge are lO0xl40 feet, and
l0Oxl60 feet, and will hold about 6000 tons of
ice. Another to hold 1900 is no being built
The ice comes from the Rock Spring Pond.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
AMERNAN H0TEZ.

THE Subscriber hereby offers TO let his Tavern
80 Stand, known As the " ASERICNN TkMPERANtE
- N Ilo,sr,r situated in kcnosha City, Wisconsin, for
- term of The location OF this stand, and
the liberal patronage always extended to this Establl
sufficient ccommcndatn For further particulars en-
quirc OF The Subscriber on the promises.
CHARLES l.. BOARDMAN.
Kcnosha, Nov. -, 81. 23-n
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

=
No Connection lr,!l Fire, Hqrine or Health In
SlranCe. x
DOLTCIES issued at REDUCED RATES for Mercantile pur
L poses SPECIAL PERMITS for voyages and for Cali
fOrnia residence at reduced premium.
Ii is believed that any Parish association Of Ladies'
others for that special purpose, any benevolent ndviu
al DESTROYS Of securing an amount, to be paid 70 Clergy
to family his death occurriug
wiilnd nation Of the Prospectus OF this Company
(which is always furnished gratis by tie Agents. bV mail
fJr} that il ors greater facilities the attain
of that object than any other similar institution. See
extracts from Charter and remarks page II of Prospectus
Persons insured in this Company ON the mutual planthe
SONY plan Chambers (see page 10 of Prospcc!uso
which the public at large concerned to support
will have returned to them all Of the profits, instead
companies.
Late annual dividend ser'ntyfre per cent the prem
paid by mutual members.
The Finance Committee (who are among the most relia-
be nancers in this country superincnd al investments of
the Company.
Directors:
Abbott Lawrence, Boston, John D. Lang, Maine,
Ezra White. New York, Cha7 Jones, Maine,
Daniel sharp, Jr, Boston, Joseph H. Williams, Maine,
Henry Croker, Boston, George Dudley, Conn,
Geo e. Collins, y. York, EIorato Harris, Boston,
Elisha b. Pratt, Boston, Walter b. Hastings, do.
Board Of Finance:
FIR iKIITAVEN, Pre.'t Merchants Bank, Boston,
THOMAS THATCHER, Merchant, Boston!
REUL WILLIAMS, PRESS kennebec Railroad.
Local Referees:
John l. Palmer, Esq, y Y Rob C. Shaw, ESQ., Boston
Moses Taylor, Esq, do. David IIenshaw, Esq, do
Lawrence Trmbe & Co.do. William sturgis, do
Alsop & Chauncy, do. Charles Sumner, do
Directors Office, rs State ST., Boston.
F. B. PRATT, PREsIDEsr.
DANIEL SHARP, ia, Vice President.
nolO HERY CROKER, Secretary.
G. CLE77ENT, Agent, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
OTIS JERKS, Medical Examiner
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

HEAVY VERDIcT.--Messrs Beardsley d 20.
of Norwalk, Ohio, have recovered $1,000 in a
suit for libel against Lewis Tappan, of the Mer-
camille Agency in New YORK, for false rep
RESERVATIONS with regard to their business stand
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

Ftnf ,hc,r . ,rly Meeting at nl!:on'S 70 day.
ru mott n, nc society Rcsolred TO hold an h1chance
ut buttons Tavern, the last "Wednesday l33th) in
February.
e nce ~ Crops reported, ard report adopted, ~ fo
y-. Award ON one, l-hl Of CI ycrs,cd raised by iona
w Rhodc Srncrs, first premium, s.. ON hrre acres
Rrry raised by J. W. Leland Of Bristol! frs premium
81 i'n III nns raised by J. W. Leland u Brls-
Sol. tr-t pralnju~l, 81. ,
~ t'of the society, premium was awarded To- Ny
rnul Corn shelter, presented 1t the show and tHlT III
sep. Il't--Uopk.
The following tuition was adopted:
All persons presenting manufactured articles ior pr|n-
UNI shall make fun stRcmunt over their name ot when
where, and by whom the article was manufactured
The following persons chosen u make pteparaiI"n
for Exchange Fair H. :. Thorpe, Harmon Marsh, Lc-
Vi G ant. Adjourned >ned
= X. MCCLELLAN, President.
T. j. R,Nr, Secretary.
January ;, l~5!.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
CEEY TAN ROl.E.

THE Tax PAYERS of this City hereby notified tha the
City Tax Roll Is in my possession; and those VINO
Wish pay their Taxes Wl find me NJ the City Hall for ina!
purpose. un.ii the las day of December next.
And further give notice that the Scccd Monday OF
January next: viii sell all the lots and lands On said Tax
Eo upon which the Taxes remain unpaid 20 satisfy The
Taxes Costs and other Liabilities which shall leg Ally
G, Nj CHISHOLM, Cit! Treasurer
NOV. 10, 1851. -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
IMPROVED LONDON VEGETABLE
BILIOUS PILLS.

|
These wonderful and ehlcacious Pills are prepared by nc
american Propre5ofs from formula originated uUul
years since by Eoard Eyainers Of .IpetteclrS &
LONDON. They are compounded from Pegta5gt III. ans
GS;ces, and being made upu, correct principle. thrr
ave Tor long time held the first place in he Irs'on *
ne people of The BRrisn EMPIRE. Their remarkable pow
= winch they possess of restoring TO hoahfuGcS. le
HEeineis OF the iIhlary Organs; which ccnu.Cn
ms western world and which aeglfcG tee l,- ind ira
az various JcDcrS peculiar 10 settled co'mreshas
@ i"r uicSe SUPERIOR PILLS alasiug popularity. THIS
M M Nehely was first compoundcd-asw We hettrc 'ste&
/ - "'V MOST ENINrNT BODY MEDICAL CFFMTSTs oP
LaE EANli and fhorOugAv tssted 6y "a, M before tey
no,eN II ,o 'he ho!ice OF the British Public, - sa,i
VI a. ne re3e! attracted attention Of Ic'Io,
,ct a.''.ntu "a, UNI rrcicn'cd popularity which has as
or since retained lew years ago these admirable P3
Htre hFodGccd INTO Fmerica and they arriving
ne same kXrRAopnIsARY reputation here rs In cd Ing
AMI No one. who has once used ihem W ~ for rumcg;
he without them. tor ALL are day by day el-,ipg t1s
tRt TIL viz that jadcious use Of these WONDERFI I,
PILLS generally obva;es the necessity Of ealing 1lr. 4
Physician prescribe some derangcinen, Of Tie S
or bowels which ONE DOSE Of this uncqualed medicine
WILL TuTALLY REMOVE and thus save much arro,,.. y
and expense To him whh is thus slightly III! No NlNFT
Medicines enter into the composition ofil1ese ulrisg a
Pills, and hence there is no danger Of any unpleasant
Since The General agency has been conferred Ros
Co.. the formula from which these Pills mace l b
submitted to Of the las Colleges of Pharmacy. @
mas, IN consequence Of the advice of the ies ' COL
iege been soncN inn royei. As The are al Green r-
LOND n PILLS, with The addition Of such Goa iratu-ea
as he diseases peculiar thc Great West t. rs
mahdcd Their ssles are increasing raEIuy, p t' -
prieiorS are hardly aide !i all ORDER rut shre
constantly adding l"'he mangl curing fciN e. 'hi,' a.
for these superior Pills the current year
BEWARE OF C0vNTERFEfTS
Now in circulation, caleb The London .,rr 81, 8, -
P&S. our agents have found some ha>cs ipst-.- ars
win nc name Of a. LYNCH on ttoin llrrc>el Hs"'f
rs sole Agent ~ The nl'ed Suites. Theodore 70 Ugrt-t
imposition, purchase the Original Pills raanuactt~, o., :.
NJ. FROST < CO., Sole Agents fer the ' rsc-a Word.
y We publish this CARTON, because scr1n ,'i1.. ,.s
quacks ere cndcaVornc To iWNoaea Spurious iy-e u,o1
the Public in place of the ONLY genuine pms Gcrrrrac
name Therefore, say: GBlvARr OF GurNrEaegI-. @.
ttt' ~l < co. 9rV the II He NJ MIS- Tor Tie IT
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
NOTICE.

THE firm OF \. LEWIS Co.. has been Dissolved by mu-
ua consent all persons indebted to said firm, by note
account requested and expected settle the sane
S0H' delay with \. Lewis who Is duly authorized
Tic all accounts OF the said firm. The business Will con;n
uei h. hn subscriber ut the place before where
goods viii be Sold heap for cash. 4. LEWIS.
kInpSaa, TON. Is 1851,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
CHANCERV SALE.
KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT coURT-IN CHANCE


RY.
Mary G. Ever,
Phillip Passmore, and
Charlotte Passmore
EDY Virtue and in pursuance Of Decree of the Crsai.
Court County of kenosha, State Of Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain cause pending therein
Chancery side Thereof. in the Term OF November A D.,
1851 wherein Mary G. Ever is complainant, and Philip
PassTnore Charlotte Passmore defendants bearing
date the 18th day November 1851 shall sell at Public
Auction the highest bidder, the door of the Court
House the City of Kenosha, III said county, on Saturday
the Gath day OF January A. D. 1852 between the hours of
and three IN The afternoon OF said day. following de-
scbed real estate TO wit A that piece and parcel Of land
and The buildings thereon situated lying and being in the
North second) Ward Of the village OF Southport county
kenosha Gate Racinel being known and distinguished as
lot two in Block seventyseven said village and owned
recently by John w. khedge for carrying Coopcrng
the amount of said decree, interest and costs of
using ana Sale n. K. ALLEN Sheriff
=. OF KenUshu County.
l. N sToDpARD, Compartments Sol.
Dated henosha, December 9Th, A. d. 1851 $50
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
DIR STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH COUGH CAN
DY-UNEQCALLED TESTIMONY.

NIlksboro, Mclean Co, ILL.,.
August IT, lSi9.
Mr.. Hamilton Wade-Dcar SRA sense of duty to my
friends Mclean and Livingston counties impcls me TO
cay what know merits Of the celebrated Dr. Storm
Scotch Cough Candy Soon after receiving the medicine
a nv office learned that Mr. Randall Maxwell, of lndi-
Grove, Livingston Co.. had every symptom ofConsump-
ton and had been given up by his phy cians, went to
him and told him OF the great fame of your Candy Medicine
in the ncghbDhood my Post Office, and advised him 10
y it, He used three small packages and derived 50 much
relief that he purchased eve which entirely cured
hi. cough and gave him strength attend to his farm
Am convinced that though the medicine is in pleasant
form is powerful its operation; and doubt Mr. Max
indebted to this with the aid of small dose of pur
e,yc medicine occasionally, for the heal.h that he now
enjoys Respectfully,
J. o. BERNAR P. VI.
pri-c one Dime tor Roll; Rolls for IS Cents or 81
mr. j,, \ Liberal Discount mnde to Country Merchants
The candy i neatly put up with directions Ior use; a
hsnIn enyra, ing Of Scottish Cont OF Arms adhe
written -l.nature Hamilton adc, tproprieor - on
thro4t,idc wrapper of each roll and package. -
For slle " 7. Robinson, and Stark athtrd' Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
FIRE SH ARRIVAL
SC.EOOE BOOKS.

81 hecelEed' ircSh irom the Eastern Market choir
- and extensive selection of Books STtT,,c ho1e'
FANCY ARTICLES to which the attention of Country Ner
chants. and School CDmmjttp,.x. ''ti
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
For Sale or Excaaugc.

a Farm of $50 acres aiioning the vago of T-srr ~,
Winneba2o co. Illinois viii be sold cheap, oXchars,
for Real Estate IN this Ct, county.
ms vlagct' IN the Icctonlc River, ten mile from D.
iolto iron Ro kor, an rom the proposed tLic.gr arJ
Caena RaIr"td. ihNS ;r best wacr power t,r lus
river FIGURING Md aU MIL and other msciu,ry, are
already in operation
Eighty acres fthe Far fenced into three LIT; ~ go
good frame house aud barn. and urchsrs h...
trees on the premises; corner oi the farm f,c. g.,
riyer the whole lays beautifully and every foot ca bs
Of C l:ivntinn.
portion Of the Farm be laid o.' into E!!aC ..,.
and a. Harrison is in the midst Of one of u
thriving portions OF Illinois there Is every pr gee.
large village growing up Arulv 20
kenosha, October 10 81. J VnNy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
DIAiSRHGA.
100000 persons cured in l85O--pains stopped
Ia ) minutes

ia % minutes.
Railways Ready Relief OF ciolera-mor-
bus dysney, choic and all bowel plants the past year
than any other remedy muse On banks the Msss
ipp, Missouri Illinois and Ohio Divers in New Orleans St
Louis Cincinnati Detroit, Chicago Milwaukee, Gaena and
other places where the dafrhma cholera dysenrry
red 50 fatally, Railways Ready Relief used with the
best success 1t will in Is minutes stop The most violent
cramps and spasm1, lmpah genial heat throughout the
whoc SYSTEM alay all rritaon stop the painful discharges
and relieve the patient from al pain.
Cramps and SpaSms.
tcaspoonful Of Railways Ready Relief taken Internally
and by bathing externally, will in few minutes stop the
most violent Cramps and Spasns. In many where
the eXremcs has lost all feeling where they cold ard
numb, the limbs distorted aud shr,mk, rubbing with Rad
and quick and healthy circulation of the blood When
eyer you find person aIiccd with cramps md epasm APP
ut9s 1t will relieve the sufferer from all pain.
Srelled Joints
If you have pnin in the Docs we,cd joints weakness Of
the musce-is goa have asprained limb swclcd leg, hru
sed srn, sore head, if you burn scad yoursfRad
way Ready Relief will take ont The fire. remove the pain
and swelling, strength and Energy muscles and
entirely free You from pain.
Jumping T'oo.hqchc cured in one second.
Nj aches pains back ache tooth ache face ache car
ache stomach pain in the limbs he muscles the bones
the tc:, the head and the arms, Railways Ready Relief
will Instantly cure.
Painful feelings
And all c@aneous eruptions relieved from all Eruption
by bathing the parts with the Ready Relief.
Spinal Complaints
r bathing externally the cords Of the neck and spine, il
will reng hen the sIine. We have knuwn many o.:
PoScrur and An eor curvature of the Spine be entire
N cured the disgured object regain proper shape
by the use OF Radways Relief.
Chill Ferer
Orc ca-spoonfu of Railways Read, Relief taken tho
first SYMPTOMS of ChiS and bathe the head, neck and
shoulders ii there's any pHn experienced, and will entire
ly prevent Chill Fever.
Bad Breath.
Heart Burns Sour Stomach, Fla,u,eucy, Wind &c, are
quickly cured by dose Railways Ready Relief, taken
internally.
Il is q delicious C0rdiql
Imparjng strenChto every organ and function OF the bo
dy, and health and happiness to the mind.
CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
:. IL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
Blank Books.

complete assortment. Of Blank Account rooks ruled
I" III The various patterns in and fun and hall bound
IN The most substantial manner and durable STYLE in Russia
M or sheep, manufactured OF the best paper either med
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