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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
REVIEW.
Battle-fields Of Ireland.

neat volume, of what is technically termed "by the
trade 12mo, has been recently published by Mr. Robert
Coddngon, 366 Bowery, New York cy being an account
of the chief events of the Wlliamie in elandess
the siege of Limerick and ending with the battle of Aughrm
perusal of this work has satisfied that it is most val
liable addition to the stock of accessible information
subject that must always glow with interest for rhmen We
say accessible" because the writer evidently pursued his
researches with great ZEAL and traced up of nfoma
ton altogether beyond the reach of ordinary readers and in
the present volume the publisher has presented them in
shape that should find ready to and generous welcome
from all who desire the vindication of truth.
There trace of partnership in this volume nor any
attempt what is called colorng of details only consc
enous adherence to facts is perceptble in style clear
concise and rapid Looking these facts they are
grouped by this writer there is intelligent reader but
will to the motto the title page as the aptest
expression of his thoughts:
And as they tread the ruined se
ny Where l rest, at length. the lord and slaye,
Could conquer hearts 50 brave?
1t is to be hoped that this undertaking will meet with the
success deserves understand from the publisher that
on this contingency will depend the possibility of further
publications in the same direction
AS specimen of the style of this volume the
following reflections the battle of Aughrim, being the
close of the book:
is painful to speculate the cause that left the Irish
army without direction after the death of ST. Ruth. Many
have endeavored to explain it, but alas well those who
doubt Sarsfeds presence the field those who maintain
the conraryare lost in conjecture and who partci
paed in that battle and survived it, has placed the
beyond speculation So leaving that point time has left
IT. what appears most strange in the connection is the absence
OF all command at such conuncture. The disposition of
the Irish though dexterous, simple The day was all
but won The foiling of Talmash would have been the
completion of victory force sufficient his 'front.'
than ample overwhem him on its way
to the grondnay drawn up and ready for the word
The few British troops that held lodgment in the hedges
O he
above them required omniscient eye see this nor
voice from the clouds to impel them forward and surely
military etiquette weighed feather in opposition to the
life of nation Any officer of could have directed the
movement and many of experience and approved courage
witnessed the crisis Yet in this emergency all the hard
auels of the day furnished and land and liberty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GEyERAL cEws.


The fair sex recognize cotton as their
"bcsom friend"
Alabams epicures are Illustrating upon
green corn.
Trade is very dull in Boston, and an IN.
usually dull summer is expected there.
The Sultan takes choice extracts from biz
harem to Paris.
John Morrissey bought Barnuu's place
IN Cincinnati.
"There is consolation in the SOIL" ssys q
Mobile paper ; the crops look well.
Coffee grows far better::in Texas thin wss
At first anticipated.
Jay Cooke 4 Co have bought Toe. Oco
acres Of pine lands In Missouri fog saw mills.
An ebony cabinet, intended for . lady q
boudoir, is exhibited in Paris. fts price il
only $4,000.
Chicago is abou. to widen its river, to ac--
ccmmodate the increasing number Of people
murdered and thrown into It.
The first watermelon ofthe season. made
its appearance in NewbeSn, North Carolina
few days ago,
The returns Of the stove manufacturers
Of Troy, foot up over 10, 600 tons. the value
Of which is not far from two million dol
lars
Hiram Powers, the American sculptor.
who has lived in Italy many years, writes
to a friend tina, he will visit the United
States this fall.
Ninety.nine s.. 900 bonds were recently
reported missing from the treasury depart
ment. No clue has been discovered. /.
There is a woman in Indiana who ha
been married four tunes, and is now living
with her first husband. Skillful divo-cing
did H. All the parties are as vel as could
be expected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

From the New,York Herald, 3lst.i

Prom the NewlYork Herald. slst.I
The Secretary of the Interior has cons
cluded contract with Col. Samuel s.
Smoot, Of Minnesota, TO make survey OF
the western portion of the Great and Little
Osage Indian Reservations in Kansas, lying
west OF the Arkansas river to the hunds.dth
meridian, or old Spanish line, amounting to
1900, 900 acres, which were oeded IN trust
10 the United States by treaty with those
Indians, September 29sb. 1915. and will be
sold for the benefit of the owners. They
form splendid agricultural country, upon
which the people of Kansas have long de.
sired to make purchase. The territory 10
about thirty miles south Of where GEM
eral Hancock had his recent talk with
the Cheyennes, and it had been matter Of
doubt for some time that the Ind ans we're
the rightlul possessors. Last year con-
tract was entered into 10 survey to the Are
kansas, supposing that 10 bs tho western
boundary Of the reservations, until recent
Investigations proved it TO extend 10 the
old Spanish line. Col. Smoot has entered
his bond. amounting TO $4,000. and will
leave here 10 few days to commence ope>
rations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
Ladies'. take Isarticmlmr Notice
the REAL vElPlu FEMALE PILLS
WARRANTED rRETcH.

These pin, N esishsssed many yesss $50 IN Pass.
Or The selsf Of eAlr Irregularities and aisssw ards
o. ss otoiaal snllc1uent IN tns praetiee o. aocr'
-, aes nov onsssd los sale fos the Afst time 70
A0ssieo. Tney osvs 0eea hepe In sonyAfadve OBJ
eessi1 fsoo 0e i.cs tAaf ~ osgtaaos. VI. vs!pes
= p&Ssldaa n Pasia, Of great wealth, eod es1es
ouo6eisntD0o ps1neiplsa End - Withheld them noM
esnsesl uss let th~y shoaid Be employed for unlsw
~ pofpUeoe. go.
IN overcoming Temas Obs, ncfinns. Falling n1ms
womb, Whites. HFeen Sickness. Suppress!os hess ~
tiOn, Or 1mmOdefate Flow Of the Nynihr ~ ~
eAsseee Nervous and Spinal Aiiee'.ns rs,h psi,ss.
Bock and Limbs. Fatigue on eight exes.,s;' .esS~e
tion o. the Heart Mysteries, efc.. snd WI "a =.
coSe when oil other meane have ,S, c.in:.n.i
sSsimory or snyshins hurfu e me C. '''sn s
~ unIM~ 80 49,, 49, are peculiarly suited. They
Win. Is 3 shcss tlss. bring on tbs monthly pss'cc
w. rearsS. Lsdiss should never taks then
Asss. 4, ~ esas0n 70 believe shemselves psegs
~ y, ~ mi b suse 70 produce miscarriage:
f.Sise san 0cars o0a, senie4 ffOa ~ eycs o.
y ecsio9s. ~ saeeGng Oae dol1ns, mi sx possoee
49, ~ ~ . 8. ". 0AOdM1lM 0eeersl Aeees foe
- Jnias1 Ooe2 - CunaeaA - Aeu0sN. =" =
- o-l1wlv 1D1esoDo0 - Oeosnes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
BOTTOM.
To tho Ladies'.

The Cirage Francois, or French Dres-
sing. for Ladies' n thiliren'l Boots and shoes tina
have become red rurty. and rough by wearing and
are restored to perfect and black with
much lustrc when the leather soN and
pable and what lsof 90 the ladIes II
WILL NOT si'b orr WHEN WIT. sKmss
Iraveiing Rags. Trunks. Carriage
Tops and dnc Harnesses. are made 10 ionh
as Coon A. Enw.
Ladies' and Children dress their own boots with.
out solilR their hands. Try one bottle and Won vi
never be without supply oft In the house.
Ask your shoe dealer for IT,
Y. BROWN & co. Propr'etors, Mspugaetufers
81 Blarkines and Dressings Of ali kinds r leather
Office, li.lS Milk street. Boston oct3i.d
For sale oy PARKS 4 IOSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

Every family at this season, should uee
SPEER'S SAMBURG PORT WINE,
Ceiebrsted IN Rsrepe fos lie medicinal and beneficial
qualities highly esteemed by eminent physicians used
IN Eur0peen md American Hospitels. and BY eone
ofthe first families in Europe and America
AS TONlC-lt has no equal, causing an appetite
aed building up the system being entirely pure vine
OF n ost valuable grape.
AS plCRETIC- himpasts healthy action Of ne
Glands, kdneye and Urinary Organs, very beneficial
in propey, Govt and Rheumatic affections
sPEERS VINE is pure article from the Juice OF
the Fort Grape, possessing medical properties eupe-
rar to any other wine In use and an excecnf aftice
Tor all weak and debtated persons and the aged and
and children.
Try Il once. and you will not be deceived.
u Be sure The signature OF ALrxxp SPsr l. over
the cork of each bottle.
Sold ny druggists and al 1sat-clAss deslese. Who
also cell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY, choice
Old article imported only BY Mr.. spees direct from
the valley OF Oporto.
xsE Trade 'npgisd BY wholesale drusGi.ts in Nsv
SPEER. at his viney ard IN New Jersey. PRINCIPAL
Once. 2t3 Brosdwsy. New Tosk.
For eale in pavcnport BY HARRISON d STARRS.
Wholesale and Retail Dfuagiste. msya4-div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tho Curative BaIsAM
IL Warranted. Is used &C.
cpri'Bg 20 Directions. {.
Cure IN all cases, Coughs.
Colds, Group. Whooping
Cough. Asthma. and all
affections oftheThroai and
Lungs.
Madame Za1oc PoYter's
Balssm Il = purely veg-t-
able Expecfossnt, prepay.
ed with great care and eel.
entihc skill. from q comb.
nation Of tho hes. remedies
the vegetable Kingdom u.
fofde -
Its vemedial qualities are
based On il powest0 aasiet
the healthy and vigoeous
cipcuiation Of the Blood
thro0Sh tine Lun1s.
Il enlivene the muocleo
ardassietefhe skin 20 per
form the dutiea Of reau'r
ting the heat Of she svstem,
and 10 gently throwing Of
the waste substance from
the surface Of the body.
|. l0uoens tAe phlegm,in-
doces feespttting ard will
he found very agreeable to
The tasta II T. not q vio-
ienf remedy h0f emnilianA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

wsrntns sesvchine and erec TIVE be taken by the
oldtst person or youlgert child.
lfyou have Cold. fever slight. do not fail to
give the Baisam trial. the very low price at which
tis sc ID brrgs IL Ia the reach every one that they
may a vays keep il convenient for nee
The timely use ola p cent bottle will often prove
II to be worth one hundred times it, cost
d4wly Sold hy all druggists.
RuCkEL & EkNDkL. Prop'se. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

va VIA fof the paet ~ yens. cad b thssv6nss
the peseou wh0m I'll aAie1oa ek0ald eousull No one
ever heard Of petsotof hs no4 osne cured snce BE-
hae been n THE city. HE ssputaon he voueAeeo a
all the city papers NJ Psis and me ~ ieai pro-
led specialists here. ed sA0soueh master Of all oex.
al diocese II al othsss lail, don't dsspeis. IN
hin eaH. 0tDO 08 . eom0oa Oe1aeHuneS UtkKAn
10 cure sueA easss He roos ere eepoea1s Tor od}a
end gentlemen. and he moot comp cts "a the ety.
YouNo Me-. Take Particular NOs1ce.-Ouc1ue -
Glow dsyotee much q he tine 70 the leeatmeaf q
yhpss cases esues0 b sossst Aablt WhleA yuup 10
body and mind. unAtu- Z ne unfortunate tudividuai
for either Suesneee ofsccsy. TIE rad sses Of sheos
early hsbite; the eseesees 81 p9 ysa b to wvak-
On the deoitats the constitution, destroy the pAy
cal and mental Dowefs, diminieh and enSeebie -
natural feeIlnes anf exhaust The vital enerxSoo -
manhood the pleasures Of e afe narfed, the oblecS
osmsyiage fFust5ated. end exetsUce itself ssncsU6
term Of unceasing misery andrsgret Such psfsoss
especially thope contemplating marriage shnad lcee
no time In making immediate application. - Dr. d.
BY his treat1snt. IL enabls0 to insure e1ssdv
and perm anent cure
Consultations frss and son6dsatial. Once, No. N
Noash CLARK street, or Monroe, half book nQ0
tho Pot Ofncs. Post OIL lie Boz lbA, Chicago. m =
O(nes Aousu non A. 4. 70 . p. n.
Send for be sS1ids 70 Health" pUeeoAsd 0so1A-
,ffee Of charge.
E1-Lediss, s,.A soes 1sssaluve dgUsls =
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u r. j a M II =.

And DiaOsdesa OF
CO0o0W1O0o Ve0ePeml ChnrarleP.
Potassii. Arsenic, Or any poison. but with Neutral
iser. positive cure for all humos- and blood lruns
ORoAsto WkAxnEss. euch Seminal Weakness.
Nocturnal and DiuSnsi Em'ssion-, brought on By
sbues Of the sysesm early ndscrctons. creesses.
snsailed hersditaruy. eansins ioss of nory. eofa
zion, dopseooion dimne. sud ofteufimes insanity
Wtthcthss deposabs train 81 symptoms. treated and
radically cured with an fnfalibe method saving much
time and expense. 3icef. Gonorrhrn. Structure. and
all diseases peculiar " the Of private nature.
GA 1issssss Of tho MOST HoPRIBLR CIAss
where tho blood hiss become poisoned. producing
blptchce % ne fAce small wasery blietcSs pains m
head and bones, liberated throat. nose, iimb- and
body scrofuls, together with an endless number Of
Us. Jane. ie recommended BY the pre-e generally
IN medical faculty and professor. Of medical college,
etc. Thoee afflicted should apply Immediately. ana
be cured oftherc terrible diseases
DIR JAMES has Justissned rev sed. improved nnd
greatly enlarged edition VI THK MONITOR IN vco-
seaI Diseases peculiar 10 the srser with diFecuoee
and prescriptions Tor FELL treatment.
SpspnA1onaagA. caused by relf aburc, aexuss o1-
csse, &c, II fully treated and vii mol ia % ssss
INC o. s",nss ~ tho book IL treatise UPON
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TIE various d,eea-c- peculiar 10 females, ese Suuy
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONG.
COLLECTION OF rHR
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With Piano Accomnanimonta

Compiled and Arranged from the very best Sources,
snd latest Revssis OF the Author'e Woke,
The above forms q new volume OF the popular Glaze
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

fuckers large warehouse, in Boston, fell
to the ground with terrible crash on Fri
day afternoon. Three men were severely
injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

TIE latest novelty in hats has been in
troduccd 10 the trade quite recently, and
promises very soon to completely revolu.
tionize the STRAW goods business This 10 .
Modena hat. The material is q secret. The
hats are made in perfect imitation of straw,
Of any desired shape, are strong and water
proof and can be manufactured ct about
half the cost ofstraw goods. Already these
hats are quite popular with the ladies, Is
the shape. once fixed, is preserved despite
all changes of weather. Some very beauti>
full patterns are produced, and any shape
into which straw is capable o: being issh>
soned can br initiated with this materis'.
The demand for this.new style is SO great
already that the utmost resources OF New
York establishment are taxed to supply it.
TIE question at issue with copper min
ing companies Ct this time is not how much
copper they can produce, but how lille COP
per they can get along with and keep their
heads above water. II every hundred dol
lars worth cost one hundred and twenty
FIVE the less you produce the better provid
you keep your mine in position for large
increase when prices become remunera>
tive
The mine that raises one hundred tons Of
mineral per month at cost Of So, 900 more
than its market value, cannot continue TO
doso very long without being worsted in
the result.
H the signs Of the times are not exceeding
deceptive, such copper will pay
good interest by Withholding 10 from
market a few months. = Lake Superior
Miner
Tnckcr's lcrge xarehnnsa In Rnsfon fall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
INeURANCE.
HARTWELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY:

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INSURANCE AGENCY;
r. SIMPSON 4 Co..!
Mutual Benefit Life las. Conp'y,
Assets. ele, 10000.
Continental Fire lass Company,
A.4e,s, o. 800. 900.
Security Fire lnS. Company,
Assets. a.. ss5 GOO.
Insurance 10. Of Ncrth America.
Assets, el..Oo.eooo.
L0rillard Fire Insurance Co /,
Assets, sI.ses. SO.
North Americas Fire lnss Gerry,
Assets. s7Se.see.
Commerce Fire Insurance CO.
Assets, ssss. 80.
Travellers las. Co., u C1acagss
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Including Travellers sisk, - essoS 49, ooess
iiahsnise. sunoeauon b dscusane' -
Oeice No. Is nr~ay Ssress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
DR.. Bleelew.

,fe the only Physieisr. - . epssisllse,
nov u ChisaGo that can be sntirsli
relied upon. Go TO MN, and nOt euf.
1ee that horrible disease 70 remain In
yons system. disn9ufing yous he
and body, beeidss dsstroyiae yous
happiness and future prospects a Nl6.
He hae made PRIVATE Disc ACRO
and EDnVOJy0 DlITl.IVY ~ se,,1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
LnWrcnce's NIedfOrd Rum

fr tho past FoIrF-ruEg WEARS has msde Il every
where known a. the Standar! Kun No pains v Il
be spared To maintain e purity and high repu .ston
Tie public Is cautioned against limitations and
couuterfeits.
Order direct from us. and We VIII warrant perfect
seti-attion. Address orders ny mail 10 MEDFORD
MASS, and orders by Express OF otherwise to
555 Commercial street. Esoston,
AM they viii receive prompt attention.
feoie-dGml DANIEL LAWRENCE & SONS.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-06

No LIcENsEs,-We are informed, says
the Sharon Herald, that the court in ses-
sion last week in Mercer, did not grant a
single liquor license, fact which will
cheer the friends of temperance not a
little. Some Of the venders in the arts
Gle also received some fayors in the i'm
prisonment line, besides pretty heavy
fines. IAmong these were william j..
Prindle and Mr. Goldrod, Of Sharon. the
former being fined $50 and costs, and the
latter sl20 and imprisonment for thirty
days. Indictments were found against
several Of the dealers in that ylace but
they we're not brought to trial.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-06


pD- Isaac Ash, Esq, of Oil City, for'
merly of this place, now associated with
Hugh Graham, Esq has been admitted
to practice in the United States Court.
Thisis indeed gratifying to the many
warm friends and admirers of Mr Ash.
He is young man of energy and ability.
This viii give our young friend another
opportunity for the display of the brill
liant talents which be possesses. Mr.. Ash
hes shown what can be done by pcrse.
yerance and energy. We but reflect the
general sentiment OF this community,
when we wish him abundant success in
this new field Ct labor; and look for
ward to the time, which We hope is not
far distant, when he will be ranked among
the ablest Of our jurists Success to Ash
& Graham.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-06

Bay" From our Pittsburgh exchanges
we learn that. owing to the rain aud con
sequ mt general thawing, the ice on the
Allegheny, Mouongahcla aud their hibu-
tarics has broken up, aud in many local.
ties, swept everything before it. Stew,
srtstown AMI SLarB5turg, on the Allo.
.tI,~
sncny, were partially submerged, owing
to the fact that the ice in Pine Greek
had gorged near its mouth. The rise
was 80 sudden that the inhabitants were
dnprepared for it. Out.houses and fem
ces have been swept away and much dam
age has been done.
At Wheeling, Va, the Ohio was very
high, several steamboats, had boeu swept
away, and fears were entertained of an
tthcr food; but owing to the sudden
change in ohe weather these fears per-
hnps have been allayed.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-06

Ey" The man who does not read the
advertisements in his home papes, can
Eeyer be said to be we'll posted. The ad,
vertiscments Indicate not only the bust
ness enterprise of the place in which they
are pqb!ished, but the enterprise Of the
advertiser When you see nan who
advertiscs literally, you may be certain
Of fading good stock of goods in his
store, that he keeps up with the market,
and sells cheaper than those who do not
advertise. If you want good bargains
always patronize those who avail them>
aelves of the advantages afforded through
the advertising columns Of the h2Ie pa
per.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-06
Cholera. Diarrhea, and Dysentery

cUREIs WARRANTED by DR.. TOBIAS CELEBRATE
VENETIAN LINIMENT, if used when first taken b
persons cf temperate habits. This medicine has cen
known In the United States over 21 years Thous ands
have used it, and found it failed to any
plant for which It commended, all those WHO
first tried IT are never whJutit it, In the Cholcra
of ls4s Dr. Tobias attended 40 and lost being
called n too late to do any good.
SpIRRCTION Stake a tcaspoonful in wine glass Of
.rs erv half hear ff tw ours, and rub the nbdo-
men and extremies well with the Eminent. To allay
the thirst take lump of ice in the mouth, about the
size of amarillo every minutes 1t is warranted ner
fectly innocent to take internally. Sold by al drug
eists price 40 and SO cents. Depot, 90 Courtahd 81
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