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You Are Respectfully Invited
10 attend the Concert at Simmons Hall to.
night, Tickets, so cents.
Our Ohieago Letter.
CHICAGO, April 81, 1St

CHICAGO, April u, 1867.
EDS. TELEGRAPH The grand delegate
meeting OF the Board of Missions of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church commenced in this
CITY yesterday and as an appropriate intro
auction to its business, opened with three
great Sunday School celebrations, at which
not less than five thousand children were
brought out. Independent of these Episcopal
sunday Schools, there was another anniversa.
~ celebration yesterday, of noticeable char
aeter, in the Railroad Mission School Chapel. .
ms school was established ten years ago, in
an old abandoned railroad car, the only place
which could be obtained for it. Now, howev-
er, 1t mas chapel which cost s., 900; the num-
Der OF scholars on its roll is 200, and its aver
age attendance during the winter has been $40.
THE LABOR QUESTION.
Inc !aboring classes here are taking great
deaI OF interest in the difficulty between the
olncers and employees of the Toledo, Wabash,
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JULES JARED's
Email de Paris"
THE new BEAUTIFIER OF THE SKIN.
TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRA TED
LADIES.

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRA TED
LADIES.
'ESEssa SECRET OF BEAUTEFV
III ing the skin being known ONLY to Messrs Jared Re-
they honoraby state that it differs all
led skin bOCh the texture and color Of polished
ivory removing all discoOrati whether appearing
freckles tan, morphew moth, blackwOrm specks
especially successful in othing the marks left
the small pox,
The agents Of "L'Emml de Paris" most con6dentialy
submit to the public the Of such
tinguished ladies Is
Sienora RIsTORI, Mile FFLICITA vEsTy LA. Miss
MAGGIE MITCHELL, s. D P. BOWERS LU-
CILLE WESTERN Madame PONOSI, Mrs EMMA
WALLhR LUCY RUSHTON, NOEMIE DE
MARGUEkiTTES, Miss A. PERRY
and many Others whose high standing their
gives the stamp of ruthfulness their intelligent and
Genuine approval
The Beautiful Lucille Western saws:
l fnd that the Email produces all the bril-
rouge ana Lllly white with the great and p {
vantage of total harmlessness. 1t really adds 20
and softpess Of he kin.
The Magnificent Yestvalia saws:
have suffered so much from the various white fl
&C., which my theatrical profession obliges me to
that Consider II perfect bene faction pd Drena
ton which gives the necessary wliteness the skin
leaves the skin cool and smC 9th. '
SIS Maggie Mitchell says:
have tried the skin beautiher "LEmail de Paris land
found that IL inst natural bloom and fresh
ness to the complexion.
Jareds Email de Paris" is useI as delicate
Of the skin Tor Theatre saloon ball rOOm by the
refined and serupuious LADIES' producing all the beauti-
tying effects of rouge and lily white without their vulgar
glare injury the skin.
Sold by all rst-ciass druggists and per3umers and
Ladies' hair dressers.
Isabeau, S22 Broadway; Demas Barnes &. Co. and F
z Wells co. New york and Eugene Jouiu, nj nth
enI S1Iest' acu ''hnstth, HClJW@y CnWuen, EhEia-
deiphia, Agents. JARED& KENf,
fe52O-6mSs General a gents anl Importers. n. Y.
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| and Western Railroad, regarding it asthe
Opening gun of their campaign, and thereis
general disposition to follow the lead of the
said employees in positively refusing either to
work ten hours per day or to accept of the
new system of payment by the hour To re-
duce their demands down to the briefest terms
they are "ten hours pay for eight hours work y
] rallying cry which is not likely to meet With
much favor from employers. Preparations for
the grand labor procession on Wednesday are
| still going on actively and a monster turn out
| is expected.
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL.
| The Dramatic life of our city is peculiarl7
active this week. Edwin Adams, one of the
| greatest living American tragedians opens sn
engagement at McVcker's to night. He is 20
play two weeks and during the second week
il is promised that he will produce the cele-
| brated drama of "Chirvoyance," in which ne
| has been so successful in other parts of the
country. At Woods Museum the grandspec-
/ tacle of "Cherry and Fair Star" is to be pro-
duced tonight in style superior to anything
ever before put upon this stage. Some $4,000
are said to have been expended in its prepara-
| ton. Frank Lumbard and his troupe have re-
turned to Chicago from their tour through the
west, and give a concert tomorrow night at
the Opera House. George Stevens has sent to
| England for a series Of operettas which he
will give as matinees at Woods Museum.
All musical Chicago is alive with eXpecta.
| ton over the promised advent of Max Maret.
zelI's opera troupe here on the 18th prox He
| promised us at least three operas which have
never been given in this city.
| THE CUP WHICH CHEERS.
Writing so long a letter as this without al
least possibility Of stimulus is rather dry
work. In the familiar phrase, GAS the Gov
ernor of North Carolina said, "etc. 1t is there
fore rather a relief for me to call your readers
attention to the firm of Messrs Kirchoff Bros
wine and liquor merchants of this city, who are
pursuing a course sure to win the good will
of all connoisseurs, that Of vending none but
pure wines and liquors. They have some $780,
600 worth of beverages in all of which there is
not pint of impure or adulterated wine OF
| liquor. Remember that fact ye drinkers wher
next you order from Chicago
| COMMERCIAL.
Closing rates for leading articles in to-day'S
market as follows: Flour $l225@13!75, =
spring extra. Wheat 81. S5@2 81 for No /, 2. 6:
02.6515 for No 2 corn $1.0411@1.06 for No l.
| 97M98c for No 2, 90@93c for rejected; Oats
| 5915 06055c for No. 2. Business more quiet in
consequence Of peaceful aspect of news in Eu-
| rope DON.
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Matters and Things at Appleton.
Correspondence of the Kenosha Telegraph.
Appleton Wis. April 25th 1867.


Eds. TelegrapA.-'In my seasons" of peru
sal [ invariably turn to the Telegraph and
there [ see ''locals" from most every part of
Wisconsin, but as yet l have not been privi-
Legged with seeing anything from our "thriv-
ing' little village of Appleton, and, I, think
that, l will try and give you word or two,
about our little city, and although it may be
rather too shabby to appear III your columns
yet it is at your disposal Appleton is situated
on the Fox River about 80 miles from Green.
Bay. The river has fall of about forty feet
in passing the city, which furnishes an i'm
mense water-power which is already employ
ed to drive a large amount of machinery, and
is destined to make Appleton first class
manufacturing town. There is at the present.
one wooden factory, two spoke and hub fac
tories, stave and barrel factory, a large pa
per mill besides numerous saw mills and the
like. We are also we'll provided for in the
educational line, besides our city schools,
we have Lawrence University which is at
present under the able management of the
Rev. @. M. Steele, D. d. who, assisted by an
able corps of efficient teachers is bringing if
up to rank with the best western institutions.
the average attendance is between two and
three hundred
The Chic. q N. W. R. R. running through
the place facilitates communication with Chi
cage, and Milwaukee, so that the manufac-
turers can easily send their surplus goods di-
rectly to these places, and there find ready
sale. The city is steadily growinga and as
its inhabitants, already number, about 5000. il
can be seen that, it will soon rank as first
class city.
ALPHA BETA
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Circuit Court. County of Kenosha,
he State of Wisconsin, to Rufus Lane.

1ne CtSle OF HlScohstn, To RuIuS Lane.
VGU are hereby Summoned and required to an
swer the complaint Of Clarence I. Peck of winch
q copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve
copy of your answer at our Office in the
city and county OF Kenosha and state of Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service hereof excu>
sive or the day OF such service ; and if you fail
answer the complaint aforesaid the said plaintiff
thousand two hundred and ninety-four dollars and
fourteen cents, with interest at the of six per
cent per annum from the 9th day of March A d.
1867, besides the costs OF this action
Dated April 18th A. D 1867 HEAD SCHOFF.
6w4S cfKenosha, Wisconsin, Prf5 At's.
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An Efectual SVOrEm Medicine
ErOwm's Yern,ffupa GnEnGtn

0B Worm LozEEGEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly
with children and adults, attributed to other causes
occasioned by worms. BRowS s. WORN CoMFITs
although efectual in destroying worms, can do r Q
possible injury 10 the mos delicate child This val
liable combination has been successfully used BY
physicians, and ound be safe and sure in ira H.
eating worms, so hurtful to children.
Children having Worms. require immedi.
ate attention, neglect of trouble often causes
p-olonge- sickness
symptoms of Worms an children are
often overlooked Worms IN The stomach and bowels
cause irritation, which can be removed only by the
use of remedy. The combination Of INGREDIENTS
used ia making Broa0n's Ve~nsituge Comfts.'' is
such rs to give the ocs- possible ef- with safety
CURTIS BRONr Proprietors New YORK. Sold
by all Dealers IN Medicines, at % cts. a box. 1y51
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HEAD & sCH0FF.
ofKenosha, Wisconsin, PrGs Atty's.
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SPETE.RE NOTICES.
Free to Everybody.

Large q PIP. Circular Civ ing information of tn
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despiseG respected ard the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail 20 send
their address, and receive copy postpaid, by re-
turn mail. Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
sn6m37 Troy Y. Y.
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sCHENCKs sEAwEED TONIC.

SCEENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC.
This medicine. invented by DIR. j. II. SoBENoK,
of Philadelphia is intended to dissolve the food and
make it into chyme, the first process Of digezton. By
cleansing the stomach with Schenck's Mandrake
Pills. the Tonic restores the appetite, and food
that could not be eaten before using will be easily
digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pull
monte Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made
healthy and the appetite restored hence the Tonic
and Pills required in nearly every case Of con-
sumption. A half dozen bottles of the SEAWEED
TONIC and three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS viii any ordinary case of dyspepsia.
DR.. SoHENoK makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and at his principal Office in Philadel-
phia every week. See daily papers Of each place. or
his pamphlet consumption for his days for vista
ton.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like
nesses of the Doctor when in the last stage of
Consumption, and the other he now is in perfect
health, are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers price 81. so per
BOTTLE $3.50 the haIi-dozen All letters for advice
should be addressed to DR.. SoHENoK's Principal
Office, No. Is North 9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes Il Co..
N. Y; $. S. Hance, Baltimore, Nd; John D.
Parke, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker 81 Taylor, Chi
cago, ILL.,; Collins Bros, st Louis Mo.
list W. ca. mo. 1yr.
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The Atlantic Monthly

For May has been received from the publishers
Messrs Ticknor s. Fields, Boston. 1t contains the
following articles by the writer's named: The Guar
dian Angels-V., by Oliver Wendell Holmes His
tory OF the Sewing Machine, by James Parton
Heart and Hearth, by t. B. Read; The Genius o.
Dickens, by E. P. whipple; Germany in New ork
by Charles Dawson Shanly Katharine Morne--VII
by the author of Herman" Sorrow, by Celia
Ihaxter; The Plaintiff Nonsuited, by j. o. Culver
Some Unappreciated Characters, by c. c. Hazewe
oldport in Winter, by 7. W. Higginson; NJ arble
Quarries, by H. B. Sargent; The Custom of Burial
with the Head toward the East, by n I. Frothing
ham,
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COM mi Dr --AE.


OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA + EGRAPH.
Thursday, Nay I'd. 1867.
GRAIN MARKET-Wheat is as firm as at the
date of our last issue, but prices nomnally I'M
unchanged. We quote $2,5Oa2SO for No l Spring
wheat; s2,4O for No2. Rejected 81 ,S0as2 10. Oats
6Oa62. Corn 81. Corn in the ear SOC.
Observation-Disclosures are lower with sales
of Butter at 2Oa22c, and a few lots of choice bro't
25 Eggs 12c. Potatoes are about 1Oc lower, with
sales at 6Oa65 for choice varieties Dressed hogs
$6a6.5O.
Prime Timothy hay $40 per ton. Wood is lower,
and we note sales at $3.50 for Beech on the dock,
and 81 delivered.
Chicago Market.
We take the following from last evenings JoURNAL
The Provision market continues dull and prices are
but little more than nominal We note sales of Mess
Pork at S2295 Sweet picked hams at 1885, and prime
Flour is dull. White winter extras sold at s1725,-
spring extras at sig 5Oai45O and Spring superne at 81
bush No Spring sold at 1890; No Spring at So ga
Corn was again firmer under improved N. Y adyices
and we note further advance of Ea2c Z bush. No
The market for oats is fairly active at an advance Of
&c per bush. Sales at from CT 1a63c for No. 2.
lots By sample at 7ocasls3 w. ''''' '0'O az O' y
BIt1erahheFe Is no material change TO note in the
ry is in demand on local account and comparatively
slow at 10alSc.
Cheese is in good demand and under short stocks
prices keep well up and are firmly held We quote
New York Factory. genuine 2l@22c English Dairy, IS
@2lc hamburgh 2Oc; Western Reserve, 1s@19c; Yves
tern States 7@l9c.
EGGS-The market is well supplied and fairly active
at ia I4c per dozen
POTAT0ES-Deman good Sales of one car Peach
Blows at 1Sc on track; 400 bq do at S5c delivered
WOOL-Marlet quiet Sales of 10000 lbs Medium
Washed at sec; 5000 lbs Fine Fleece at 55c.
Lake Freigh are dull, with engagements at &c fol
Corn by sail, and at &C for same by steam to Buffalo
%FECE.Rk 4V'D TRCE&
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Sights Of Val Paper at
Wonderful bar True

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned ostrolo-
gst and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while in clair
voyant state deneaes the very features of the
You to marry and by the aid Of instrument of in
tense power known the Physchomotrope guarantees
to produce perfect and te-ke picture of tho future
husband wife of the applicant with date of marriage
occupation leading traits of character sc. Tits is
imposition. testimonials without number ASSERT,
By stating place of BIRTH age dispositions color of eyes
and hair and enclosing fifty and stamp envelope
crossed yourself You will receive the picture by
turn mail together with desired information.
H9y- Address il confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE REM
1NGroN P. 0. Box 297, West Troy n Y, spnlyS7
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Direct from New York,

Our friend R. Simmons has just returned
from New York, where he has been to lay in
his stock of Spring and Summer goods, a por-
tlon OF which, he brought along with him.
lie has laid in so he informs US, a heavy
stock OF very desirable Goods, Call and sec
them. Full partic ulars will be giyen in next
weeks TELEGRAPH.
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OF THE MANY COSMETICS and Toilet Articles

OF THE MANY COSMETICS and Toilet Articles
now advertised, but few prove to be what they
are represented. Messrs. BERGER, SHUTS
y Co., Chemists, of Troy, N. Y, are advertis-
ing extensively several articles that have
proved themselves just as represented, for
which they are acting as agents. We believe
them to be perfectly trustworthy, and that
parties using their preparations will find them
July up to the recommends given. See their
adVertisementin another column ofthis paper
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ALPHA BETA
The Little CORPORAL

For May Chicago: Alfred L Sewell, 1873 Lake St.
Is as prompt and CHEEKY ever, his knapsack run
ming over with good things for the little ones, as
witness the list ofhis collections: Professor Owls
Lecture; Elsie McFay; May Day, with Music by
GEO. +. Root; Counsel to Boys-No. H., by Horace
Greeley; Science for Children-No. VIII, by DR.
Worthlngton Hooker, of Yale College; Little Girls,
by Mrs Bugbee; The Bundle Bees Nest; Private
Queer's Knapsack, with Picture Stories; besides
large number of other original articles.
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aACCAD Nv rs
May happen at any moment. Insure in the
National Travellers Insurance Co
n ew York.
Policies issued by
T. KITTRIDEGE, Agent.
IMPORTANT, NOTICE

Persons in search of health will please not confound
Dr. v CLARENCE PRICE, the celebrated Analytical Ply
stefan with any other Dr.. Price Remember that DR..
v Clarence Price has treated Chronic diseases in this
state longer than any other Physician; has visited
nosha for the last eight years, and will years
nue to do so, DR. v Clarence Price has associates
IN upon his merits-responsible for
ms own acts-and the only Physician OF his kind in the
west Has met with better success made more complete
cures than any other physician treating chronic dis
eases.
Diseases of the Heart Throat, Lungs Liver Stom-
ach, Blood, and all Chronic ailments be cured by
the Analytical system of treatment after all Others
have failed.
Only be certain you consult DR.. v Clarence Price
whose notice has been in this paper for years. 47tf
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Circuit Court. County Of Kenosha.

ihe STATE oil Wliconsin to Rufus Lane.
NIoO are hereby summoned and required to an
y swer the COMPLAINT Of John s. Gould, William
n Goul Aaron W. Davis, Charles Fleetwood Jo~
seph B. Briggs, of which copy is herewith served
upon you and to serve copy Of your answeron as
a. our once IN the city and county Of Kenosha and
wee hereof exclusive Of the day of such serviee and
you fail answer the complaint aforesaid, the
sald plaintts will take judgn against you for The
sum OF SIX hundred aud twenty eight dollars and
iorty-four cen with interest at the rate Of seven
per cent. per annum from tie 10th day of April, A.
1861, besides the costs of this action.
Dated, APRIL TO- a. D. 1861
6w4s HEAD & SCH0FF.
ofKenosha, Wisconsin, Pi'fs Atty's.
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capacity.

T. NJ. AT JEFFERSON BARRACKS, Mo,-A
private letter from Washington D. c. informs
us that our old printer friend, formerly of this
city Maj. D. G. McVEAN, has been appointed
Postmaster at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. We are
informed that the recommendation for the
appointment was signed by every officer at
the Barracks. The many friends and acquain-
tances of the Major will be glad to hear of his
preferment. He was the first man in the
State to respond to the call for men after the
firing upon Fort Sumpter and he stuck to the
cause of the Union until it triumphed, and at
the battle of Chickamauga he lost leg, and
barely escaped with his life. May success,
prosperity and happiness attend him.
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Every SATURDAY..

Every Saturday,
For the current week. contains articles from AL
the Year Round, The Argosy, Nc1ti5lan'S Maya
zine, The London RsUteo0, once Week, &C. &C.,
including very readable paper On Charles Lamb,
with some new anecdotes respecting him. For sale
at the B bookstores.
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AN EDITOR APPOINTED. Our friend
and neighbor of the Waukegan Gazette,
JAMES Y. Corey has been appointed by the
Gov. of the state Of Illinois as a member of
the State Board of equalization. While we
fraternalIy congratulate Mr. Cory upon his
appointment, and the fraternity generally,
upon this recognition of the merits of an
honored member of it we think the APP.
pointment most excellent one, and doubt
not Mr.. Cory, will serve his State at large
with the same fidelity and ability that he
does the people Of Lake Co., in his editorial
tcsanasit,,; -. .--.
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The Weather,

For the past week has been raw, cold and
unpromising, still it has not been bad week
for farmers. The ground is not in bad order
though a good warm rain would tend mate
rally to hasten forward vegetation, and take
the kinks out of our Dairymens' brows.
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1000 agents wanted to engage in pleasant, honora-
Bile and lucrative business Men of good address char
acter and ability will be literally deal with For full
particulars to agents, and SAMPLES FREE enclose
Two stamps and address NJ V. b. COWEN, Lafayette,
Ind.
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Thursday, May End, 1867.

is s. SCHOFF. :: 5. c. WIN EGAR
.,.. PrOpFtetOrs.
S.ScHoFF EDITOR
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= 1 c. ..

JodNsoN-In the town of sOmers, April 23rd, after
lingering Illness, Mrs Della Benedict wife of Isaac
L. Johnson, aged forty-four years
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BOOK BINDING.

BOOKS to be repaired, and PERIODICALS to bt
Bound will be duly attended to, if left at either o
JASON L0THRoP.
Kenosha Aoril Sth, 1867. 4w45
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W Il IOUNG LADY returning Cher country home at
ter sojourn of few months in City was hardly rec
ognlzed by he sttf. In place OF coarse rustic
hused face. she had soft ruby complexion of almost
marble smoothness and instead Of twenty he re-
ally appeared bnt eighteen Upon inquiry as to the cause
of so great change she plainly It'd them that that she
used the CIBCASSLfN B.7LM AID considered it an
Invaluable acquisitio to any Ladys toilet. By
any Lady or Gentleman improve their personal ap
pearanee an hundred fold. 1t is simple eomblna-
tomas nature herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its
efficacy in drawing Impurities from also healing cleans
ing and beautitying the skin and comsxion. By its d
rect action the cucle it draws from it all its impur
ties kindly healing the same leaving the surface
Nature Intended it should be- cl-ar soft smooth and
Heautu Price 81, by mail express on receipt OF
an order W. l.. CLARK n Co., Chemists
spnl 81 No. West Fayette ST., Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale the same.
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Don't fail to 90 to JOHNSON s
for Wall Paper

MARRIAGE AND CELIBA0Y, an Essa
of Warning and Instruction for young men. Also Dis
and Abuses which the vital wit
of relief Sent free Of charge in ed ette
nve pes. Address. Dr. j. ShlLLlN HOUG HI on, How
Association, Philadelphia Pa. 1y47
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AGUE CHLLs INTERMITTENT FEVER cured or the
moLey REFUNDED. DR. WITT's Ague Plus are entir e.
" a new medicine and having been tried in over
l,2tO of the worst and obstinate cases of Chill
and Fever, and rot failed even in to tffrc
SPEEDY cure, the proprietor guarantees them cure
every caseeVen after all other med cines fail Those
suffering should Immediately give the n trial They
are warranted to cure For sale by druggists, or
sent b7 mall on receipt of the price, ST. Add ess
Or WITT, BON OIL, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1y45
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The real Vepau French Pills shou Id not be uset
during certain time, as hey viii surely ring on /
miscarriage. Sold by all Druggists