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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-06-03
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Fast Time to the East
VIA
OHIO And MISSIS IPPT
Broad-guage as7@a
ssz.s g 49, 100 y $50 - d
uage

r "A I Z r Q "A D
Carrying the Great Eastern Through Mail and
Adams's Express. ssi
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EASTERN MAIL TRAIN

Leaves st. Louis at GALS A. NJ, daily, EXCEPT
Sunday, through to Cincinnati without change
of ears, stopping at the principal stations, and
arriving at Cincinnati at 1000 P. NJ
NEW YORK EXPRESS TRAIN '
Leaves ST. Louis at 4:I5 p NJ, daily, through
to Cincinnati without change of cars, stopping
only at Lebanon, Collins, Sandoval, Odir1, OF
ney, SVincennes, and crossings of connecting
roads, and arriving at Cincinnati at 5:E3 A. NJ
A Train leaves at 6:3O P. NJ, daily, except
Sunday, stopping at the regular stations, and ar
irving a Chicago at $50 A. N and Cairo at 4:lO
A. n. This train connects closely for oil points
in the North, Northwest and South.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and CON.
neehons. Baggage checked to the principal
cities. Free transfer Of passengers and bag gage
from private residences, hotels, steamboats,, and
railroad depots, to the cars Of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad.
For through tickets and correct information
apply at Company's Office, directly onthe corner
of Fourth and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis, un der
the Printers House, No %. l 1s.lsi
MENDES COHEN, sfs7y
Vice President and Superintendent w. D
W. j. MoALPINE,
Vice Pr sident and Superintendent E. D..
E. F. Fuller, General Ticket Agent. 1851
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LAWRENCE TO ST. LOUIS
VTI0H PACIFIC RAILWAY PACKET IITEl
MISS o URI RIVER,
Steamer CLARA. Captaia E. Spencer;

Steamer CLARA. Captaia E. Spencer;
Steamer ISABELLA Captain j. T. Dozier;
Steamer PARAGON, Captain J. R. Sousley;
Steamer MARCELLA, Captain JAS ONea1.
One Of the above steamers will leave WAN
dotts for Saint Louis every Monday and Thurs
day, after the arrival eff the Lawrence train in
P.N. Through tickets be purchased at Law
renee. Fare from Lawrence to St. Louis, SIS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-31
LOWEST PRICES,
kxamins the stock Of the One Rrics Re~lay Abun
BOsTwiCE CO., 81 Main street.

Returning our sincere thanks 70 the psblic ~ -
numerous ds for the liberal patronage hsseeUQ
upon rs, assure than that NO pains, carr o. am(
wl be spared to give perfect satisfaction ~ A1GN
favor with their patronage, and to nahs - go 1
llshnsnt the Pride Of The Gate CaD- III
oct1e H. n. D00TWfck40H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-31

Tonic.

+ r. f5a5sT .---.--.- 4
This sparatton which tossessssths psca
iiaS optise ofrest0ng grey hnif its color
and Il 70 ths color 70 roeDs6 beSbrs IL
tnfnsd grey. II 10 pssn1Aneoe dnfe D0e ann1ruA
srsugtksDs ~ ofkhs hatr, gvse the
hair lasting and nstnrA1 1stnFe 3res dandru1 scnF
Itching and Of thsskh Perns that tPisd
THE say tAee thsy have tried ali hjeds 81
Tonic and Hair RsstorsRvs and hsdnsyes been able
And apy article that would producs khe desired result
u6tl they had tried my H6lY fonie II hos cared per
ssns Who ~ cold nossss Of Aandsu1 al knatseA enA
ossnAoA togptbee u the SHAPE ED eop covering the
whole head, ard in the 0f thifty days Asf n
~ Tonic tbescurf and dABdru6 al ApappsarsA ara ths
MIR, which had until thstt tine bs@n prvsntsA from
grDvtng, ressmsAiss former healthy tsrowth.
In the Of James Mefnhou df the 2lst Iowa
antry Whose head covered With thck costing Of
dnnArua nj scayf asnsattoned absfe ADd Who's ha1
had almost fallen ost shown the vrtns Of
this Tonic Tor IN the Of three ee1 application
oft hisscaip sssamsd healthy co1dtcn and hs hair
eensncsd to grow beautifully. Tits b osly
ofths n ndin thcusapd. could m(ntion many othess
butfer ofspsee and cost pfevented ffon do
Ing
seid By q DoRaB cABUs corner df Second aud Maj.
street Price esnts per bottle liberal dscouns TO
be usde. oc2dom
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-28

Br There 10 town in Alabama
which has an ordinance I" that any
one heard discussing politics on the
streets or street corners of this corpor-
alton shall be arrested and tried for
vagraneY 7,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-28

sara philosopher writes to tailor
who had failed to get ready his wed
ding suit "It was no serious disap-
pointment, only | should have been
married If had received the goods"
Thst man will never be seriously dis
appointed.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-28
AT BEALS.
Cheaa, light.

TUsT REGETVEn-An invoice of first quail
J ity COAL OIL which viii bs sold At the low
price of 81 20 per aaIlsa. retail.
ausa2 JOSHUA AKAL,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-28
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main St., between Third and Church
EATON UGE, La.

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive or
L t.ers ior all kinds of Furniture and Cabinet
work. VIII make or mend la the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, FoR CASH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand nne
assortment Of metsliic Gases, and is ready to re-
ceive orders in this line OF business, which win
meet the attention usually given by the old drm
OF Piper Il Bradford.
aug6 FRED. FUNKR.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-28

QUITE CogTRARIwBE.--Wea are told that
"liks cures like.o We wish our homgo-
paths would invent much mors valuable
system to society by which sdislikea sheald
cure dialikess, ,ns~ I'aacI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05

that is chivalric in the old world or the new
is ready to approve, to sympathize, to aid -
Failure cannot be worse than in action and
success is glory aid benedic,ion everlasting
Imagine the worst; an uprising and a de-
feat, short, sharp and decisive-mOre graves
in Ireland, more cOnvicts in tasmania. Ii
the unity of this country is cheaply purchas,
ed by the death or manning Of one hundred
and Fifty thousand Irish American would a
blow for Irish Independence be dear at the
cost OF an equal number of lives and limbs
and bushel full of "Arms and SeditiOn
Ac;s2' think not. The grief and cri mes
of tie Middle Pa ,sage-the miseries and pri-
vations of the Irish rUot-the deaths conse-
quent on constrained emigration, and the
evils of practical serfdom in our large cities
ard public works, yearly outweigh the most
disastrous results of an successful rebellion.
Is it. urged that failure will give a grearer
reign TO tyranny? Even were it so, wherein
could trvanny find new process ofpersecu:ion
What has it left? What refnd cruelty has it not
practiced? Butt question the fact England
has passed from the dogmatic to the trimm-
ing role as we'll towards her dissatisfied home
subjects as towards her foreign colonies Re-
greater Justice TO ireland, let the effort end
lS4s are full of LESSONS of lenielcy, 6tly ex-
of this government since the cl, Sc of our
war. England heretofore slow to yield is no
longer slow TO learn.
You will notice, my dear sir, that l ex.
press no opinion on the method to be adopt
Ell in an Irish insurrection, or the means al
ready taken to .ssist it. OF these care to
say nothing. believe in the justice OF your
cause; have faith in the agencies at work
10 further it; trust to the wisdom OF its le i'd
ers approved the policy of early action;
and, in common with those Interested by
bir or blood, on the result, l am prepared
to share the good or evil future.
Very truly yours,
B. DoRAS KILLIAS,
N. W. HOGAN, ESQ,
Centre, Fenan Brotherhood.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05
Doubtful

'Is that good ice cream uncle? p was the
query put to peripatetic vepder of the fore.
SAID article day or two since. "Oh, yes,
Massa, dis Union ice cream" DIS Union ice
cream! why you'll be arrested as a rebel, i:
you talk that way. "Oh, no, sir, ain't no
rebel. DIS Union ice cream is What sell |;
amt no rebel bout it certain "But how
oan it be dis Union and you not be rebel ?"
Old darkey (cratching his pate with puz.
zled air,) ali, ain't sain muffin about dis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
ADVERTISING RATES:
The Finian brotherhood.
Hts Objects. Aims and Expedienc,
from san American SlamdpOinl. .

Mr.. B. d. Killian, citizen of St. Louis,
cad well known IN the Western States, in
reply 10 letter from Mr.. NJ. W. Hogan,
makes public for the benefit and information
of the American people, the following expo
si,icn cfthe objects aul organization of the
Feuian Brotherhood. Coming from him it
may, We suppose. be accepted as authorita-
tive in all particulars
Sr. LorIs, JULY l, 1865.
B DoRAS KILLIAS, ESQ.,:
MY DEAR SIR--As the F,nian movement
is little understood, or but vaguely known, ~
a visit majority of our native born fellow.
Citizens. aud knowing the deep interest you
take III everything calculated to better the
coudirion OF the Irish race. abr Dad as well as
a home. and believing you 10 be conversant
with the Irish revolutionary movement of
le4s. and the cause of its failure, l request
you will favor ne with your opinion on the
object aud expediencv of the Fenian Brother
hood from your standpoint Of view.
am, my dear sir, very truly your. &C,
u. W. HOGAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05

THE LAST Y EAR OF THE CHrxcH BuG,-
E.. w. Skinner, in the Wisconsin State Journ.
81, ,.atfirms tn TIE cl in h,5ug first made lis
appearance in the Uni.ed States about TWEEN.
ty two years Al 90, near Savannah, and that
they have been in this State for ten years
past. He further states that their ravages
have culminated ID in every place of,heir occu-
patton On the tenth year. He predicts they
will do no more serious damage hereafter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05

union, say dis Ulion ice cream p
"Oh, you me4n its Union ice cream p
les, Ga s what Imeans try some, ,sr? It's
VERY nlce.H fNo, fits Union I'm afraid
IT can't bs d!ssol ved.' Exit venerable African
in huff, deba ling inly whether he had not
better change the appellation of his wares
--Richmond RepnGlic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05

The Spiritualis.s have discovered that the
eating of eggs by the medium causes the
spirits to come out in greater force. They
assert that the consumption of eggs adds 10
the phosphorus in the human body and CON
sequently gives more to .he medium. We
don't object to the egg part Of Spir;tnalism.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05
II. IA. BROWN

Takes pleasure in informing the farming conlrnur ty %
l., Sale nd surrounding counties, that he l. y!ii Tie
PiOw whrh the b-st Dir Gght
and as easily managed .nl-. ssoSel plov,
ranted to give -isiact..i There forty solo in La
Sale county la-t year.
Mr. b. ihe Iatent for L. Sale c"uuy, and las the
night the adjoining COMMITTEES. lie will hare iSJ Of The
FT zier pv~s 1ady for this lie i unable 10 have
many ready as he wants. owing the lurnin of NJ
Nlierhofer's shov, in which $50 burnt Farmer:
wishing get cf thes plCws will do W. II TO sP-a
-arly as In. supI!y is lnitei Mr.. Brown will keep hi.
plows Mr.. nnsrhofe.'s shop ard R!chsrdsons ware
house.
For references erluire of
W H. Brown, Lewis Ellsworth.
Talmon Libby Anderson Black
John Miller John DcliIidge,
Tho-. Barnes jacob Finley,
jacob Ross, Daniel Mills,
Or any other person who has t-.l the plow.
Ottawa marrhi-ms K. K BROWN
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II P. BR L n X Z r
GUN MAKER,


Double aud single Shot Guns. Target and
Hunting RJies. .SmiA Il; IIeSSon's, Colts
and Sharps, with every other patent repeat
ing Pistol Game and Shot Bags Pow
der and Sho; Flasss. Best sporting and
blasting povder ard fuse, shot, lead, per-
cuss;or caps, cartridges, wads, with every
variety Of sporting goods. Jobbing done
on short notice and all work warranted
W. also Stncc Plates Cattle Brands and get cp t.
order Official seals and presses OF every variety aud de-
sign.
slr-p east end Of jefferson St, Ottawa H. sigr Of tn,
Big Gun. III. r BRINhERs
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Professional Cards.
HENRY NAYC

u NJ. McARTHUR, NJ. D., Physician and
Il (s Surgeon, Ottawa, III. Office III Glover Cooks
June IS. iC5
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2 FoLLE1 BuIL- JOHN z. NASH.
DULL & NASH, Attorneys at Law, Otta-
i wz. Illinois. Office in ro~t Office Block.
Particular attention pdd 10 the examination Of Real Is
tate Titles aug Oily
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05
The True American Financial
UAd Money System.
ARTICLE 4.

THE PRACTICAL WAY OF PAYING OR DIsPosING
OF THE PUBLIC DEBT AND RESTORING
GENERAL PROSPERITY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05

n. W. HOGAN, ESQ,
Centre, Fenian Brotherhood.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05

nALY & STRAWN. Attorneys ard Coun.
~ seilors at Law and Solicitors in Chancery.
Office Woods III ok lately occupied 10y City Bank
VIII practice i'll all the Coutts La Sale and adoning
counties Collections pr N pity made and remitted.
John J. DAILY late OF 81. Johns, " b. Christopher C.
Strawn. late Of Chicago. April !, 1So5.
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~ b. KING, Special Agent Of the Treas.
.ury Department for the sale OF REVENUE STAMPS.
VIII redeem Mutated Treasury notes and Fractional
rency. Office with ID. CaierUn, Post Office Block OF
awts, Illinois. june 10 50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05


HOLES & JACKSON, Physicians and Sur
geons will attend promptly all casin heline of rser
profession Office in Post Office Block with j. +. Mariner
DENTIST. Residence Columbus St. third north oi Post
Office
April 2sth IS65-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05

SAMUEL :, vA,EER. FRAME p. BROyEY.
SNALkER & BROWER. Attorneys at
w Law, Ottawa, Ills. OTce III Glover Cyok bio k.
Pay particular attention TO collections, examining Rev
Estate titles, &c. suggp-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05

T OTuROP & MAYO, Attorneys L Coun-
selors at law WI practice in the Corrts Of La
Bale aid adjoining counties Agencies and Conveyancng
promptly attended to- Collections made and promptly
mted. And all legal busi placed care will re-
ceive immediate and careful attention. Office south side
OF Main street directly OPP osite The Court House,
Illinois june 10 90
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
Rebel BeIligerent Rights.

Rebel Belltgerent Ntgntss
IN the House OF Lords the 18th inst the Following
debate occurred
The Ear OF Derby who was very indlstinctly heard,
II wish 10 ask the noble Earl the Secretary for
Foreign Affairs question with regard 10 two documents
Nh,c have lately appeared m the public papers, having
reference TO American begerent rights The first Of
&hese documents appears 10 have been communicated by
Ahe noble lord himself 10 the different departments Of
vovernment and the second purports TO be copy Of
Of the President OF the United Staea Tho
rst document addressed BY tho noble earl 10
nent ofcIals was TO the effect that peace having
kceored throughout the territory Of the United States
kbe claim Of the Confederaes TO be regarded as begc
vents must be taken 10 be henceforth abandoned.
when that document issued the statement Il
rontsiped that peace had been restored through
k,ut tho territory OF the United States was not
vAte accurste but since the document was issued the
Sonfedeyste army which then In existence ana wnch
WAS holding The extensive district on the iu.her sue Oh
the Mississippi and said TO be powerful lorce,
e organizod and capable OF continuing the contest
has altogether surrendered while the chlei Oh ,ne
ksderate states who for years has maintained asIugge
nasast the whole power Of the United States, and who
Represented population Of seven or eight nnnons s
how prisoner In the hands Of the federas ana 10 await
Ing his trial The statement contained 10 the
ISSUED by the noble earl is, therefore, now piscu.ay
6oect II may not be out Of the way tina, snoviu eA
Dress hope entertained not only by mysen pu' py o
hoble carl opposite, not only by this House ou py s
hointry large, and by the whole ciVilizen woru,
Mat the party which has achieved sgnai victory
i follow not directed by revenge or Violence
Ra Ehsv may seek MT 10 eD1,perdic hs Jeetig V We"
kbysr ankognn g. which hdc already teen TOO nch en-
bsGsred bs wsu endedpor by decdI Of cncih ton ana
n hmwcv, 70 rece.ew. u pos,tk, union 20 "ea'~ a''
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
EXTRAORDINARY NAVAL DEMONSTRATION
England and France Showing
Off Their -Clads.
The Combined Fleets to be Reviewed
by the Prince Of Wales at Ply
mouth and by the Emperor
Napoleon at Cherbourg.
ANOTHER RISE In AMERICAN SECURITIES,
&C., &C., &c.

Tho Inman steamship City Of Boston, Captain Ken
pedy, which left Liverpool at two p NJ the 14h and
Queenstown the 18th Of Jane arrived here yesterday
,enaking the passage from Queenstown in trae over
.aine days
Tho Virginia left Liverpool on the 14th an hour or two
en advance Of the City Of Boston.
Tho London TymA says Parliament will probably be
dissolved ON the 10th Of July.
Tho kor~iag P0a denies the that Lord Palmer
,oton Is about to retire from public life
The Great Eastern will probably sail from the More on
The 5th Of July and from yaenta about tho 10th Of
July.
In the House Of Commons on the 18th Colonel Sykes
sked whether any and what progress had been made in
was killed by Lieut. Donovan of the United States Navy
neaf the Cape of Good Hope
Tho infant of the Prince Of Wales 10 to be chris
tened Albert Christian Emmanuel He viii be known
under the name of Prince Christian
Nr Layard sad that several representations had been
made 10 tho government OF the United States behalf
OF A Grey. but they had positively declined 10 make
any compensation
An agent Of Jaures ID reported to be In Turin endea
vrng to enlist officers and who formerly served un
der Garbaid for the service Of tho Mexican President
against MAMMALIAN and the French. II is asserted, how
sver ha the chiefs of the party Of action have rejected
his advances.
rsince Napoleon has met with accident. While ho
<ss driving the Champs Elysees, his horses which
were too spirited overturned his carriage The Prince
as nung out and received contusions. Paris, al
ways satircal (says the London Ssar comments on the
Fact that the vehicle which overturned the Prince
American carriage and is reminded that was the allu
MON TO America and the Monroe doctrine in his famous
scco speech which led TO his having to rosgn his high
o1hcea
Tho Moray an arrived of Londonderry at eight O'Clock
on the evening Of the 12th and reached Liverpool ct
about one T. N. on the 18th
Tho steamship Hansa, front New York, arrived at
.Cowcs on the 14th-
The steamship Kangaroo, from Now York, arrived on
Che 14th.
The United States steam frigate Niagara arrived at
Southampton the l2tn nst and was expected TO 90
Ento dock 70 rcat On coming anchor she fred
xute, which compliment was returned by her Majcstys
frigatc Irresistible lying or Nctley Hospital
The Sacramento arrived at Southampton on the 13th
.And anchored alongside the Niagara
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
Explosion of a Locomotive.

PnTLADELrniA, JUNO u, IoUo
Engine No 90 of tho Philadelphia and Baltimore Rail
road exploded this morning the tresuc work Ia ront
Of the engine house No was Killed Tho engineer.
WIN Clifford, had both his lcgs broken
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
Those Fenians Again.


Al length we know something about tho Fcnians
The name means Phmnicians or the descendants OF
Finn, and II Is adopted because The objects OF The
society render II necessary 20 back all that way
for a pedigree and starting point Tho associa-
tion Ia composed Of freshmen, who begin by re-
solving that all party differences by which Irish
men have bocn divided must for the future be
cnaced and forgotten. II is Indispensable for the
objects IN view that Irishmcn should be OF one
mind and s not known tnat they have been OF one
mind the days of Queen DIDO they return TO that
hacyon period OF unity for fresh start That Is the
meaning OF the word this tme therefore, there Is
really something In name Next, the Fcnans consider
themselves TO form an actual brotherhood, though
II Is the proclaimed end Of their combination to make
themselves brothers II they As ~ they have
become brothers they arc 70 attempt "the liberia
on OF Ireland though the muster place Tor this pur
pose s not In Ireland but three thousand miles on IN
fact the Tenians American soc'efy, J'npd in TIE
Untd Slater they tell too, that they are not secret
society, though they claim 70 DO so very secretly
organized that the sbacst in the world could never
betray them; and they are loud Ia repudsiing any
Illegally OF purpose, though that purpose X The Invasion
OF O foreign country from friendly SOU
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

ewsaey fsss hesm d was rspCrsd ss ealsdbusy, WAno
was toers. toas The former c0mnAndAns of tks pssa
had beeu captured
Our troops are guarding the property Of ths couna
saV OF the prison, ana 30 gress his fear of puAisA-
10 kept
little punishment might perhaps b. Of ssrvtosss
him
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

copy has been received id s city n rhe resoutoas
passed by the Senate Of the free city Of Frankfort
hearing Of the doaih Of President Lincoln II 10 sg.sd
by Herr Givnner the Burgomaster. and expresses 'ths
painful regret Of the Senate in regard TO the meun
occurrence well their indignation at the wscksd
desdS
Tho Am.,ricans in Frankfort observed the day Of b.
initiation on juno by special services at the watering
place Of HonbsSs Bishop Kip Of California, preashel
he funeral disccsrss in tho principal church, and tns
English chaplain psrtiGpated in the services
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

No More Gray Hair or rt,nldness.--Iorty-
Ave years constant study. Consultation free, by DIR
GRANDJEAS. Astor place.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Forty New md Second Hand Seven Oc-
taye Square Upright Pianos ~ different majestic lee
Ia the city or county. HORACE WATERS, <si broadway
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Licensed Lottery Once, IOf Wall ssrees.
Risks taken and prizes cashed In all lcgazrd lcterie.
N z Gli.HY.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

sOZoDONr is an antacid. sozoDoNT 4. an sntiroI
trrscent SOJODONr Il tonic SOLDDoNr H. Ill sese
table aud entirely harmless Hence II clcanses the e'th
from concrcons stops the decomposition Di tl.is
substance the breath stimulates the gums and u
the safest and best preparation of h ciss la existence