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, 1863-09-24
This party a1e noH IN faTog of abo.ishiug sta

This party arc no" IN fa7os Of abo!.shing sls'
ve,y.
isted smopg tho Caesokee Greeks. Agent
Mcintosh seems to have been usefal tool Of
The Southern party, We early tind hfc1 try
i.g TO bribe John Roas, in 1817-18. Ross, or
Koawsttoowe, is the son Of Scotch trader
SID ts:f breed woman He, like all the lead"
e,s Of these patiorst bas received & tlue edd~
csficu, and is man Of considerable ability.
eepIe. which wefe thin part Of the Ssste Of
Gcofeis- In 1929, be. as agent Of his nation,
appealed from the State Legislature to the
Supreme Court cf tho United 8tat-s. 1nthis
lie wss successful. 4 series Of aggrczsions
we're continued by the GeorgiaaI Till 1885,
whea the Cherokee agent, ]. F. 6chemner-
horn. With Major Ridge, John Ridge and
lit treaty for the ceesion Of their lands.
John Rcss snd 5000 protested agaiast thia
fraud. known As the treaty Of New Eehota.
Tie Government. however, insisted On It's
provisions, md Gen, Scott was sent with q
to1ce to enforce the tame The Cherokees
removed West. The Ridges and Bo1dinot
were put to death by the nation This treaty
WAS tie cause Of the blttasest feud existing
among The ra,tons. Stand Waite Is the lead.
er Of The Ridge party. His defeat and flight
wiu heal the divisions amcng the Che1ckees.
ard ceu ert them all Us loYaI people. Their
Legislature not only abolished Slavery, but
made the pegroes citizens.
It is a calions speculation to know whit
will be the future of these nations: II can.
net be possible to retain them In tutelage
much longer. Wealthy, well educated, with
large tribal, territorial ard monetary posses
siors. snd a population that, with the pro
posed removal Of Ksnsas Indians to thst Ter
Iitosy. will reach an 100, coo, why is It no.
possible to organize a Territorial Govern
ment, ard let them be, represented in Con-
g1esss It is certainly ueces ssasy for the tecu-
rity Ct this region that form Of government
uIder the direct control Of the National au.
tho,itics should be adopted, in place Of the
present loose tribal systems. This country
Is now In a condition to he administered into
order and security. Well organized, With
officers from among those who have led and
ave trusted by them, such a territory would
strengthen uk greatly in the South west, and
pave The way for new free State. We ecer-.
tainly can no more object to an Indian than =
Mexican State, such as New Mexico will
make when it thall enter the Union. Albert
Pike, acting as Confederate CommissIoler,
held ont as one Of the Inducements for these
Nations 10 60 with the South. that they
should have delegate in the Confederate
Congress to represent their interests. Ger
tain it is that~a Tefrifosial Government
would be the best method Of educating them
out Of their present abnormal condition Into
that normal one of citizenship
, 1863-09-24

A letter from Chattanooga. Sept. 18th,
says:
Iregret to eay that, Tomorrow, Col. 4. D:
Moore Ct the 10Th l1laois, takes permanent
leave Of the army. Some time since h1a hea1-
ing began to fail; be lost The use OF Que ear
ep.freiy: apo, dtelnpg If possible to aAya the
other, be offered bis Resignation. To-day he
vas Informed of Its acceptance, and to-mor-
row he lesves for hone.
Uufo.tunately fer the reputation OF agood
snd uteful m>n, Col Mocse's name has be:n
brought before the public principally In c3n-
pect4or with the notorious Has:yine aarfen-
der. in the fall of 1869. j write IN extended
account OF that affair, come days after 1t took
place, which do not nor propose to review.
But much might be said IN defense OF extenu-
alton OF Co. Mvre's conduct On tha: occasion,
and the following will sppeat strongly IN his
f,vor- to the good sense and Intelligence OF
everybody. !.
demsnded 81 Investigation Of his conduct, BY
. coumhtion appointed for that purpose.
Gen. Rosecrans declined to grant the request,
for two reasona: first, officers Tor tae court
could not at that time be spared; and second,
be (Rosecr.ns) was " satisfied that, in the
fipht. Col. Nj. did hia best"
Since the regiment Joined Gen. Beatty's
commsud, Cot Moore's conduct has been In
all respects commendable, and during tbs
march from Winchester to this place, there
baye been noue more faithful to duty than he.
He Is emIpently' popular Ia his regiment,
which assembled last night in front Of bis
quarters. to testify their sincere regrets for
his departure, and their warm wishes for his
prosperity. All in the army who know Col
Moore, share the feelings Of his regiment.
, 1863-09-24
H{tfttftr1q4.


rna..,. ot +ha Htters ts without pe.ce-
asnt q, IN. h,.tor, of thn voxld Teere no sec-etla
~ 80. =. 49, . - o1na eta r,o.s sosedv
a+eso;,. h- n -e.torrr arr discovered. l. r.
an,r.s ~ .r.,s trts, n understand this. Their
.,t-, 49, .,,.,,s M -e1trdnnon rnev xre composed
s1sh-.+.J rs1,.,v, ea7t- c,,ca,111A B..k. Dau-
1atae rs.,nor'us T7o.s.-. r.r-ndn- F1overs. Win.
..-a..s .,;.. 1.,v.r Ind. f,rnnve oeel Snska.foot
-. 1-nxts,d.- u,,doct
S.-T.--186V-As 6cs
They arn especfal,y recommended to cIergyu1s1
rnn, sneaker, and pe,sona Of UteEaEy hani.s md
dertaE. life. who require ffte digestion. 1eiso 1os
food. and clear mental f*culaea.
Delicate persons and weak per1oes ~ eeuAa ~
inc In these Bltte,s what they nave 50 'oo
They purity. strengthen and lnS1Eothe.
They create hestthy appetite
They are An autIdo+e to change OF wafer ana o4ess
TheY oyercome fects OF dissipation aud Lite hous.
They strengthen the s1steu Aod ealIyen tha uatnd.
Tsy ss ss sss ID: :ss
IneT cu1e pjar1hea, Cholera md Cholera Morhua.
They cn1e Liver ComrlaIns and Nervous Headache.
They a.e the best M.tess In tho world. They mAks
the weak mAn strong, and are exhausted nssure'a
ereat restoref.
Ihe:oloT1ng startling aud emphatic aFa.enen0eaA
1e,t., ~ Rev r cr.rr fh,n1a,n Of .sa nth
wyo,k Reet,nent:
-'0" Ex.x AcouA cxxxx- March &th. 1861
Owing Ia the xreat exposure and terrible decoupo-
ruon .fer the battle OF Anttetsu. was atterl, pros
tratd AID very sex. Ny stomach would not retain
medicine. An article called Plantation Bttezs pre-
pared By Dr. Drako, of New York. wa prescribed to
give me strength and an appetite. TO my grest sur
prize they gave No immediate reiet. Two bottles A.
, 1863-09-24

EtEAK AT AN END mo ona
Il SNOW deferred from chsr etng tho
WH1sKERs Oh MUsrACHE
From rcd. grAy OF sa1dy to rich BLACK OR BROWN
xoy teAf OF tn}ut1nE Or staining the skin
-CHlBTAD0RO,S DYE
II harmless u FAtet mild As uew muk and
TRUE TO kATukk
In the UaEptncert cc1or. IT impsrtA ManufActured
by yl.EltlSfADs1RO Asto. House. Now Fork. Sold
Hvef5whfTe, hrd applied bS al Hair Dresser1.
f11te u. &1 80 and IS POI boz acc otd;rE to e1zo.
Nt1A ffI4
, 1863-09-24

N1l6A0a1 Wnpe93h Fa4co enSG4N4 Ii eao%s0As"
Dut ofChrouie. AezruzaA blood. End other dlseasea
THAT REQUIRE sBHLFUL TREATMENT,
~ permanently located h1msnlf II IS Randolph.
1xoct Chic&Eo. d. james Is recommended BY the mt
tcalfseuity. and the Aaost Of thc souta
Thouaandg Of Unfortunate b!nsa Dr. ~AAEa, whs,
rus nr him, would b. nvtn4 = usse1sb. eufs
Gnee Ths enrt&hle reputation DT. James en3oysfro
,ae IAkea Gu il tic Fesplt OF xaA11 Of stucS
rpd observation
x,yJAmes uses No Nercusy. Iod1do. fotassA ATse11e
&F I a,sapAEnlA, IN the treatment o. blood dsaasa&
kat Z enauttallZez. which to poAnTu cufo.
Qtrauic Weaknees cured BY . new and lufA11hls
ethod. s4ving both tine and experse.
omos snd parloEa At es Randolph et1e .{up stArz1
c{1cs hours tton "a II. until P
CONSULTATIONS RV10LABIK.
-1H Afa 1md&x1s
, 1863-09-24
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4OLLOWA1 : PlLLc.-iAet1e 1ea-
IL eou guide you DrsrKre1A: Cot11EEkEss:-
TScre il E1e but csn he assnkgsa no Pig ueaue-
e.s?ep,.c lok :or' M -.r:e @ -. sasg,aeted @ re-
@ixa nr rouna in Inc bn~rl? ptre. galn, ina SON
sch or >Lrcrs re q: ~ 1-slt laolt9v.ys fns Eli
SCI tslen 10 single nstAuce out OF millions Of
caeea. VIC urge AZ who srt tun=:1ag rom p5.pspa
onoe they III etfecluAls cure- Tae rroof iies In
the trial Procure ho1 Atd to convinced Of their
immediate effect neAd tst advertisement else where
EoI aals By SMITH = p6YEB. q ana q l,asa
H.Iees- et2!-n1RlN
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6!6b0WERs dRsEA.
OFFICE THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
Kpnnsha. Anpnst 9th. 1859.

OFklCE + THE kENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
Kenosha, August 9th, 1868. {
GRAIN MARKET.-New wheat begins to come for
ward and the market presents more animated appear
ance Barley is in light supply and oats are offered
more freely.
We quote No 1, new spring at soc, which price was
eely paid yesterday We judge from quotations., and
ON Information obtained from private sources that the
quo tatio above given higher than No. brought
any other port the lake. No wheat aving fall
len to at Milwaukee and somewhat below th't figure
at the other ports. Whea weighing 5Sibs. brought SIS.
II these comparative rates maintained through the
season. farmers will be realize for their
grain here than Ii any othe western market. Ne are
ADVISED at it IS he tul minaton among buy ers
ma ntain high stctnd0rd Ofprices at this port Old
whea bring So for whea grading SIS BIS. and with n
falling IF price according down grade Barley is
in go request aud brewers and masters in the
ke for th-ir supplies Ordinary and Inferior bar
ley not tive, bat pine finds ready at 7"a75
heavy, might blng IS oats a dull aud neg
ectcd The local trade ia getting pretty well supplied
warehouse do te. disposed to pEy over rs
a26.
PROVISIONS Prime butter is quite scarce-indred
he market is almost bare good butter, and for such
We advance quctaI TO A. with a range for good
to prime grade of 70 10 Il, Egg Sc. tatoes 25a87
| WOnL.-We continue our p evous ,ota,ions for
wool at 5Ga55 but holders meet the views OF buy
ers and theie transactions of anv Importance.
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resolutions, which were adopted :

resolutions, which were adopted:
Resoioed, hat the t1amks OF thls Convention,
are hereby tend red to the Hon Levi telling for
the BILE dignifed and impartial manner in W ch
he has presided over the deliberations of thi-
Cow en- ion
Resolved, I'd, That the same measure OF thank
he rendered to the Secretaries, and all other off
GERS of this Convention
We omit the list of persons selected by the
delegation from each Co. and appointed to act
IN connection with the Central Committee, as
stated IN Mr.. Graham's Resolution. The per
sons appointed in this county are
P. Judson, S. R. Mcclellan and 4. G. Sim
mons.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sin,
die. LEVI STERLING, Chairman.
FRANK NJ. STEwART, }
WILLIAM B STRONG, Secretaries
JoHEC SHERWOOD.
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New Advertisements.
WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE.
Price, with Hemmer and FeIler, $40
The WILCOX GIBBS Sewing Machine is the best mn.
chine, eoittOwt regard to price, for
Family sewing,
RrRiding,
HemMiDg,
Feiling,
Tucking,

1t forms nat eveu and elastic seam which is war
ranted not to rip in wear even if the seam is cut at FREE
survive the wash ~
patented device, of great utility to learners. pre-
vents the possibility of the machine being RIM in the
wrong direction, or the balancewheel wearing Iady's
dress,
Another feature which deserves particular attention
is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which cannot be set
wrong.
1T is emphatcaly the good low>priced Family sew>
ing Machine that the public Lave long been waiting for
-B0stO7l Transcript.
1T is indeed wonderful production, and, for family
especially no oher will bear any comparison with
it.'-Phtl. E0enjng Journal
"A mechanical wonder.'- ScieEti6c 4 aaeyIcan
among the best and most servireable Sewing Ma
chimes. Light and elegantly finished ard 60 SIMPLE ia
its construction, that it mpos sibe for it
TO get out of repair PsHsb"rg OhrOnicte.
Has combiped with it, peculiar merits all the
chimes PennAyLU1nian.
This machine j. the opinion of the committee, fills
more near" tue reqnr mehts Of ptrfecI family
Oh 90. .ha. "uY Oh eXhi 0itio4 Fl GnElin Institute
Exhibition Report Of 1855
Taxi iuto consideration simplicity, cheapness, du-
hi ity, a ing ali work The rommi were unanI-
mousy fav"r Wilcox Gibbs. IL Il ngl, cad
machine -Pennsy U0nd0 state agricultural Soctety's
Repo
We must, II justice, express our confidence in the
cons ider thar great des deratum been supplied by
It, pr wig beyond sbt thai h eats are cot,
as was supposed, neor' to good "'chne.'-Chtis-
tjdn AdU3cGte and Journal, June 2. lS6
Amer IN On wear and many wtshi' g. the stitching
s found retain all the roumdness rvenuess iru-
ness which are 50 much admired at hrst'-Ne'o YORK.
Sun.
in priv ciple it is perfect '-ERgineer, LondOR.
Has evident points of superiority over all others
PAiEadeEphSd Press.
A SCI viceable ma chine OF this we have experience
in family Boston Z, a0eHer.
The beauty and simplicity of its mechanism are ad
mlrable '-ErpreSS
NO sewing Machine heretofore intr duced has in so
shor time acquired such well-mefited popularity
cincinnati Gdzette.
We esteem 1t The best machine for family use. The
stitch is wne9ceptdonabte --signed by ma hundred
citizens Of Phdde phiR
ty Send fer a CircnIar an
JANIS WILCOX, NEanufncturer,
sos Broadway, N. Y.
6m12
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Homeopathy

respectfully offer my professional services 10 such
of the people of Kenosha ami vicinity afflicted
with any fcrm of Chrome Diseases and desire Homo
opathc treatment, advice in gard to proper Hy.
dr"pa hic management The of Homeopathy
in correcting those peculiar and persistent alterations
of vital action which constitute chrOn5c disease is be
You'd question.
DURING profess oDal experience Of niae years l
have devoted myself mainly the study and treatment
of chronic afe ons, aud feel confident in my abn to
treat them successfully
would particularly solicit III. patronage of those
who are suffering from Ia prnt Consumption Heart
Die ase, Diseases peculiar to W me, and hronic Ans
mems OF Children,
Off, and Res,d nee Mt the Ke osba Water Cure
CHAS F. REED, N. D
* s .HA Jun 90 fSG3 m3
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"1Iy GOD. How CnnEv

At the great Union meeting at Troy Miami
couuty,on Thursday lastsays tie CIeayeland
Hsral7, was a returned soldip-awbo had LOST
one leg at Nicksburg. H was welcomed nv
his friends; one OF tb.yem-a Vallandigba9
DIIelnoclTIa.t-enterin[L into conversation with
tue soLoler' REM ,rked: You was democrat
MLen you you 'nlisted, and suppose you have
come IGW %, TX democrat" The soldier replied
To-, | was Democrat when | left, and /
I'm a Democrat still That's right, replied
his friend, triumphantly, and Of course you
will vote for Vallandigham, looking around
to gain the attention Of the crowd to the an
swer. My God, how can l p said the sold
ier,as he raised his eyes to the crowd and
LAID hls had on the unhealed stump Of his leg.
was not that an eloquent stuMp speech =?
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.EEsRR REED.

In Prophetstnwn, August 5th, by the Rev. NJ. H.
Plumb, Capt. J. A PARRoTT, Bath Regiment Illinois
Volunteer and Miss S HOPKINSoN, daughter of the
late Hon David Hopkinson, of Essex county, Vermont
In Kenosha August, Goth by Rev ]. II. Parmlee, Mr.
JAMES G. WOOD of LIST Wis. Cav, and MISS ANNIE E.
GEcRGE of Kenosha.
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Agricultural Meeting,

The Sd quarterly meeting of the Agricultural Society
will be held at the Hall in Bristol, Monday, the 18th
day of Sept next, at O'Clock P. NJ. Preparations for
holding the annual Fair will then be made. Discussion
on the following questions will also take place:
LIST. Which is the best manner Of powing, in all its
phases?
ID What Sheep the most profitable in this
county !
Sd. Is there more profit in raising pork, than in
raising beef?
Bristol Aug. 18th, 1868.
11wtd JIM. LELAND, Sec.
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ihe REV WILLIAM HoSGRoyE, VIII Il labor 6 as Mis-
s'"nary japan, wa d OF Cousin. ptluu, when all
othei means mad fa'ed, nv II recipe obaIn.d from a
learned physI II residing in the AZ cIti I Jpddo.
Ts re- Ipe has cured great umbers who suffering
q ON Consumpt on Bronchitis, SO rhroat. Coughs and
colds, and the debility and depression caused
by these disorders
DESTROYS Oft NETTING others, will send this recipe
winch have brought home with me- to ali who need it,
free OF charge Address
REV WILLIAM tOSGRUVE,
ly2f 4SJ Fulton Avenue Bro yn N Y.
shakers 81 tlNlnSs' have always comma nded
The best plIces aud have the best rel alton among
dea lers. Read what the ohak the wonderful
IN" chine now beng introduced in the by Branson
Elliot 100 Lake St, Chicago:
1--WE, the United Society 81 akers have oten using
Aiken's KNIT ug Machine for year and han We
uhhesitaiugly i N tha the capacty of the machines
ard the quAhty OftheiT fuzzy equal The reps
essential maze the. brhait and mat they ha re
s've' ENTIRE sATI~FACrG,N IA ousbon o., society we
have ioun 20 fiji uIiy usIng eep'rg u EN- in or
er, and w DeIiev' Them 70 be very ia abe.
IoigncdJ JOHN MARTIN,
Dec. IL, 1862 Union vi &c Ohio"
E. PERKINS Agt. for Kenosha Co.
See Advertisement
10WI0
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In the matter of the guardianship George b. Farrar.
6AN reading and fling the petition of Mary A. Farrar
" guardian of said minor representing among OF her
things that he The said ward is seized certain real
estate, in the county of Washington, and that it is ex-
ped lent and for the best interest said minor that the
be sold, and praying for license to sell the same
and it appearing to the Court rom said petOn, that
is eXped and for the hest Interest Of said minor
sell said re estate: 1t is ordered AID directed that
the to lin to sad ward all persons interested
said estate appear before the Judge of said Court the
18th day of September A. D. 1868, his office in the
city and county OF Kenosha at O'Clock A. Nj.
cause if any they have why license shoulh be grant
ed according to the prayer of said petit is
further ordered hat copy of this order be published in
the Kenosha Telegraph for three sve weeks prior
to said day of hearing
Dated, August god, 1868. l. W WEBSTER,
5wl2 County Judge.
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Indianapolis, Sept Cd, 1857


7 IIR- z. W. ROBACK
Dear Si'haying been troubled for era years with
extreme debility aud weakness, mnch so that was
unable attend to my ordinary business at times, and
having heard of the wonderful that your Scand
navian Blood Purifier and Pills e1ecting. was nN
duced by friend to try them.
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months and find the medi inc fully equa to recon-
mendations So vau bic is its Is me, that can
not now dispense with the use of it at my advanced age
of life seventy years.
chesriully give his Information for the benefit Of
those similarly affected.
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Ihe St"te Of y iscOnS'n 10 idget CyO1Ce
ana the "rkn"aCh hetr o heirs 81 JOA3 Revenue
C"oW de"edSed ute OftIe dVGRd | stamp. (
tg 81 KenOshd, dnd StGte O/ WiscoaSin
" Ot H'' h, cdy summoned ana CURED answer
n thc complaint OF am Qmcle.. winch is fl ed IA The
ONCE o. he erk of he Circuit Court f., Kcnpsha
~ at h ohc in the Gny of Keno ha aud 10 a
copy oi !onr answer on IN sc Guy and
county o. k"roshH and sta Of " ,stn wi,hIu 30
days after he sew hereof uslve f day Of
such silV'ce; nd y"n laI IL A.-w,r toe
aI"iesal i'e SAM A. Qiife' " pry go IN court
Tor the j. d'u .u"' Il a. he -'.s
Dated A. g. 2 lS63 o &F q rFa,.
6wi2 p..... r. , tivs
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MADISON Wis, August 81, 1863. {
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Sss Notice IS hereby given
COUNTY DANE.
that all the School, University and Swamp Lands in the
State of Wisconsin which have been torte ed by
OF payment of interest, will be offered sale at
public auction at the Capto in Madison, the 9th day
of December A. d 1868 unless sooner redeemed said
sale to commence at O'Clock A VI. and continue from
day to day unil all of said land shall have been Of
lered. Said land viii be offered by counties arranged
in alphabetical order.
Among these the following described lands in the
County OF KenOsla which will be offered Mt the price
named opposite each tract (under the heading Total
due State') which includes the principal due at
the time of forfeiture, the interest the up to
January l. 1864, all taxes which have hcen ed
against the same, the cost of advertising and sale and
thr per cent. damages.
Sid lands will be sold subject to al. unpaid taxes
ssed against the same, not included herein.
The percentage of the principal pa abe at the time
of the purchase will be fixed bj the commissioners
the
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JAMES 7. LEWIS,
SAM'L d. HASTINGS
WIN ED SMITH
CONS of School and University Lands.

CONS of School and University Lands.
ADVERTISEMENT FORFEITED SCHOOL LANDS IN KENosHA
Name, Thomas D. Bond-no OF lot 16-description, Sc
Sc ofcertifcate,12l T2R20 e--Sec 16-no of acres
40 12-10O-amt due, 1892 OO-Hmt of interest Sl2 "a
amt penaly,$5 46-amt taxes 00-amt of interest PEN
atty. taxes and advertising, S25 2O-tatal amt due
state, $zU7 20,-year for which interest is due, 1863
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A system ofcIandestine drill, by night, es-
pecialy,it is alleged is being carried on, some
what extensively, in the South of Ireland,
and application has consequently been made
to the Irish Government for extra constabu-
larry force.
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\ CARD TO IT'D 7 \ DI rs.
DIR. DUP NC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOX E'E MALES.


Infab in correcting regulating and gall ob5truc
tious from whatever cause, and always
successful a preventive.
TwNHE COMBINATION or INGREDIENTS
II in Dr. Duponco's Golden Plls for emdles per.
ecy harmless They have been used in the private practice
If 30 years. and thousands Of ladies
testify to their great and neyer-fang almost
ery case correcting irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing ruatOn particularly at the change Of life
rant the Whites, Nearly female the land suffers
rom this com plant.
The Pill has permanently cured thousands and they
will cure you you They you; on
contrary they all distractions
oper channel and nveOrac the whole system Ladie
pills successful preventive. Ladies' peculiarly
those suppOsnL themselves should these
pills during the FIRST three they
after which admOnti0n, the proprietor
responsibility, ahO their mildness will prevent
any injury health The Ingredients posing above
pills made known every agent, and they will tell
they safe and viii perform all claimed for them Price
. box. Sold by F. ROBINSON Druggist, kenosha,
Sole HgeHt for Kenosna LOuniy .pis.
LADIES-By sending him 81 through the HenOsha Post
country, (cOnbdenally and free of postage by mail
~ b. BeDa1e Of a base counterfeit If these Pills. You
guy the cOUnUefet article any price from % 70
(dear at that LAD ES your lives and hea tn
much value to be cd with besides being imposed upon
with worthless article Therefore any Offering you these
pills for less than 81 box avoid them you would poison
ihey are bogus None enuue unless the S.
HOWE is every box, which has recently added
account Of the Pill being counterfeited."
Sold also, by BoswOR l. sons Miwauee COMFY Son
Waue an; LORD SMITH, and FULLER FINt II, Chicago
and by Druggist in every town and village the United
States.
y ms EUCKEL, 2l8 Greenwich street. New Yor
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