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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-09

thloh dabhlCAAS Ieau WHdt youi
more enlightened brethren say in
their call for an Irish Republican
Convention held in Chicago on the
4th of July. Thousands of the bet
ter informed Irishmen ofthe country
are beginning to wake up to the false
position in which Democratic dema-
gogues have placed them and are
determined to come out and be men
and act and think for themselves,
and whenever an Irishman does that
and is himself, his innate love oflib-
erty stimulated by the words and
example of the great O'Connell and
other kindred spirits, loses him to
Democracy, as that word is now
prostituted to represent British aris-
tocracy intolerance and illiberality.
The very opposite of every attri-
butte and sentiment held dear to the
American or Irishman who loves his
kind, his country, and liberty.
Here is what the Irish American
Committee said in their call for a
convention on the 4th of July:
Where, outside of New York
City-in which yon constitute the
party-do your Democratic masters
reward your fidelity to them and
your intidelity to liberty? DO
not these men count you theirs in
any case, and have they not regard
ed you al all times as mere "vot-
ing cattle ?'' This is certainly not a
high position for spirited people
to hold. The Government of Great
Britain-which reflects The national
sentiment-was and is bitterly anti
Republican. The only section OF the
British Empire friendly to America
in the day of her adversity was en-
siayed Ireland. At home your
brethren were unit for the success
of the Federal arms and had Eng
land openly supported the rebels,
Ireland would have rlsked all, and,
in the words of the Dublin resolu.
tons of 1861, which were passed at
the time of the Trent complication,
would never give to the British Gov
ernment single shilling or man
to aid in the destruction OF American
| unity, in the bombardment OF Amer
| lean cities, or in the humiliation .oi
the American fiagl Here you did
not speak for yourselves, you allow
ed the Democratic demagogues to
do the talking and to misrepresent
vou-so that you were made to APP
pear, as majority, unirlendly 10
the national cause. Well was II lor
YOU and for us that Irish soldiers,
! fred by their native valor and nat
ural love OF liberty, ranged tnem-
| selves beneath the stars and stripes
and under the leading of Meagher,
| Mulligan, Corcoran, Sheridan and
other chiefs, whose fame shall ever
endure. won with their gallant blood
| a deathless name in American hlsto
ry.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-15

They have company of Chinese athletes in
san Francisco who perform astonishing fcats
Of strength and agility. One of the party is
particularly noticeable for these qualities, be-
ing able TO vanquish all his fellows He
would bound high in the air, and plunging
down plant both feet in the breast of his adj
versary with such force as to send him head
long across the stage. The Alta says that if
ever q troupe OF these sturdy and well-tr ain
ed athletes were put to fair test Of physical
activity and strength, they could handle req
iment of the lazy, lank-limbed, whiskey-sod-
den rufiians and towards who make pas
time of stoning, beating and throwing about
Cinnamon in the public streets of San Fran
cisco.
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y blind horse wandered into White River
It Indianapolis, and getting beyond his
depth, SWAN round in circle to find his way
out His distress attracted another horse not
tar away from the bank, who first went to
the waters edge and tried to direct the blind
horse by neighing. Failing in this he took
10 the water ana swan out to his relief, and
after swimming around him for nearly a
quarter Of an hour he finally got the blind
horse to understand in what direction the
land lay, and the two horses came to the
shore side by side. amid the cheers of up
ward of a hundred persons who had become
spectators
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HE GREAT BANK ROBBERY.

Sometime between Saturday night, the goth.
and Monday morning. the 18th the Ocean Ma
tional Bank, Of New ork was robbed ofan
immense amount. The robbers hired a room
III tile basement OF the building and built
closet III one corner, to screen their work in
making an entrance through the floor Once
III the bank HE robbers hung oiled silk over
the windows to exclude the LIGHT and hide
lheir presence from parties outside, and then
proceeded TO open the doors to the vault three
in number. The first, la, ing one of Bacon
combination locks. which was considered al
soIutely burglal-proof and which cost $500,
was entirely uninjured and must have been
opened by some person familiar with the com
bination. The second ,loor was unlocked with
lie bank key, which, rs if to facilitate the
robbery, had been left hanging Just inside the
first door. The robbers We're then in the room
'-herc the special deposits We're kept, and of
these they made short work, bursting open
boxes and trunks and pocketing the contents
b. means Of i powerful Jack screw they then
opened the third, OF inner door to the vault
il which room the funds Of the bank were
kept in Two 'bur@lar-prool safes These
sate5 they opened in jiffy and appropriated
what they desired Of their contents. BAGS of
gold and other treasure were examined but
left behind, probably because the rascals had
no means OF removing it. Nearly or quite
Two hundred pieces of the most approvedburp-
lars tools were left behind, all Of which were
II exquisite workmanship. 1t is estimated
lhat they took and carried away from $500, 900
L. 500, 900, perhaps more the heaviest losers
being special depositors. men doing business
IN the vicinity Of the banks, some of whom
hayc probably lost their an
Il was stated by some Of the papers that the
porter OF the bank had the combination ofthe
lock TO the outer door Of the vault. This is
positively denied by the officers of he bank.
who say that only the president and one other
officer ever had any knowledge Of the eombi-
nation. 1t is also said that the report that the
KEY Of the inner door of the vault was hang
NC on the Intel is wholly false. Some lohf
is she'd On the question Of the safety Of the
combination lock in use b, the operation of an
sxpert locksroith Of New York This person
went TO the president Of the bank and offered
10 pjc!1 the lock If permission were piycn him
10 try. The doog was locked, and the comb
nation, one Of millions of which the lock is
c2pabla. BEING Known only 10 the president
The loclslnitl in 4 very short time threw op-
IN the door. He saw, that il is very simple
..nl lha. he can in fifteen minutes teach any
one L. DO the me thino. This was probably
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g "A Il III Z o III
70 Females IN Delicate Health.

nK. BOW, Physician and Surgeon No. EHDI.
incident 10 the female system Prolapsus uteri OF
Falling OF the Womb, IMor Albus, Suppression, and
pathological principles speedy relief guaranteed
very few days. So invariably certain is this mode
treatment, that obstinate complaints yield under
it, and the afflicted person ejoce in perfect health
DIR. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
Boston.
Boarding accommodations Tor patients who may wish
to stay in Boston few days under his treatment
DIR. Dow, since 1885, having confined his whole atten
ton Office practice for the OF Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges superior in the
United States.
n B-Al letters must contain dollar, they VIII
not be answered.
Office hours from A. to P. u.
Boston, July 25 1865. iy4
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The life Of a lady in New York town
was saved the other day by her chignon. A
horse kicked her twice, but striking his foot
on that capital appendage mi ured her not at
all
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Important News
CHI i II a
Just Arrived
1873 Chests
u'EEy-Er TEA.
'rEEN-EU TEA,

From the Tea plantation Of UNG AR
SHOVE to his brother OoNG AR
SHOVE, the great China Tea Mer-
chant, p Union St., Boston.
This celebrated Tea was first sent
to this country in 1868, by ing Ar
IShoWe, as a present to his brother,
for his own use and the use Of his
friends. He first raise | the tea in
1868, having got the seed in Can
ton, and, in 1868, he gathered seven
chests, and cured it in porcelain
over slow fire. He and his friends
tried it, and found it superior to any
tea they had ever seen before; 50
they sent samples TO all the great
tea dealers in Canton, Hong Kong,
and Pekirl, and they all pronounce
it the best tea they had ever seen.
It has all The good qualities Of ia
pan, Oolong, and Hyson Natural
Leaf, perfectly pure, delightful fla
vor, and very strong They want
Jed to engage all he could raise for
their trade; but he sends it all to
his brother III Boston, and we have
what we want Of it for our trade
here. We warrant this to suit all
lovers Of tea; also to be better than
can be bought i'll the United States
for S1.25 per pound, and we sell it,
at the low price Of Sl.l0 per u.
Come, or send and try it.
China Tea Company,
Central Street,
81 NGOH, NAME
April is''- """,4i
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ga Company,
4. w. x }. w. pitcher

L. w. K }. w. pitcher
Would call the special attention
Of the public to their extensive
Stock Of DRY & FANCY GOODS,
suitable for family use at such
prices IS will suit the most eco
nomical. Our goods are Of the
first and medium qualities, con-
sisting Of Dress goods, Woolens,
shawls. Silks, Domesstics, House
keeping goods Of every descrip-
ton, Gloves, Hosiery, and small
wares also manufacturers Of La
dies and Misses Garments. Paisley
shawls q speciality. It is the
special aim Of the proprietors to
suit the multitude (the working
people) with good goods, at fair
prices, and to gain by fair dealing
share Of their patronage, as our
business is conducted on the one
price system the only fair way to
trade). We can warrant to ali
who may favor us with a call, per
feet satisfa ction as to Prices,
Quality and Durability.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-15
BELEAB T4
CITY BONDS
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

pI A DECISION OF the Commissioner ot Iutvl i.I
- Revenue, Just received, these bonds not Hat,
TO the internal revenue tax OF FIVE PER CEN liks
railroad bonds bonds given BY cities III III.
railroad or by way of loan Of credit 10 railroad
company
This consideration gives Belfast City Bonds A GREAT
ADVANTAGE over the bonds Of towns and cities which
subject to this fax, and makes them by ta The
desirable investment in the market
Nearly fifty thousand dollars Of lcse bonds wrg. SOLD
before the decision OF the Commissioner receive i
and investors will find their advantage send il
naediateig be given thNt any th!Gg
than q l.fcf Will be dlpos,a nj iormeI
ratel. iiMb. iHDESDIkI
tao Gifts Treasurer.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-15
WHITTE1IORE'S
SELF-I LOCKING RAKE !!
Patented February 4th, 1888.

1AFiSG long seen the ecd Of a Wheel Rake that
4 L would combine the good qualities OF other Eakes,
at the same time dispensing with their Objectionable
qualities, VIC have after spending much le and labor,
secured the desired object, and offer the WHITE
MORE RAKE to the public with the most unlimited
confidence that ii will prove al recommend to be,
viz THE BEST RAKE IN TiIE MARKET.
The principal advantages claim for this Rake
Others, are
list. SIMPLICITY, The parts are % few ard simple
that any farmer of ordinary ingenuity easily repair
it when broken out Of order
I'd. EASE OF OPERATION. 1t being the easiest work
ing Rake in the market.
I'd. 1t has Lock LEVER, a simple but effective de
vice for holding the teeth to the ground When doing
heavy work
iii. 1t has easy spring seat which Is secured by
the axle thereby removing the weight of the driver from
the bacl Of the horse
9Th. 1t can be set the teeth will not quite reach the
ground, thereby making it very desirable CLEANER.
9th 1t has cleaners to prevent the hay hanging TO the
teeth when emptying the Rake.
7th. The teeth independent OF each other, and
when one Is broken il be replaced in i've minutes
without interfering with any of the other teeth.
Sth, 1t will rake clean without scratching up the
nure dirt.
For sale at Wholesale and retail at
The Agricultural Warehouse and Hard
ware Store OF
F. 4. CAn-E.--.---.--..--. Belfast, Ne.
Also for sa!e ~ s.EARE,EsT e. CaEsEzA,
2mosis West WinferpoTt
The Republican journal., 1869-07-15

ITO THE LADIES. Ihe celebrated pE. L.. DIX
particularly invites all Ladies who need Il Medical or
Surgical adviser to call at his Rooms, p Endcot ST.
Boston, Mass, which they viii find arranged for their
special accommodation.
particular branch OF the treatment OF all diseases peculiar
to females, is conceded by ALL Doth in this
toner's in the safe, speedy and electua treatment of all
female complaints.
Of removing all Diseases such debility weakness
natural suppressions enargements OF the womb, also all
The Doctor fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
style both medically and urgcaly all diseases of the
female sex, and they respectfully invited to call Al
No. "a Enssicsts Street. Roster
Al letters requiring advice must contain one dor 10
insure answer.
Boston, JAM l, lSG9-1yr
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE :
FIELD s MATHEWS
40. II, PHI ENIN ROW.
BELFAST,

have splendid Assortment Of Superior WALNUT
PARLOR FURNITURE, covered with Hair Cioih
Reps, &C., Dining Room Furniture, Cottage Chamber
Furniture, Extra Hair Mattresses Spring Beds, Sotsr
Bedstead Chairs OF all varieties in fact ceTJt thing t.
the way OF Furniture.
We manufacture most Of our goods, and employ tir
best OF workmen which enables Us to offer great induce
All goods OF our own manufacture warranted. All
sold to 20 into the country will be packed with
dispatch Call and Ship Cabinet W Ork and turning
Of all descriptions done to order Work Shop Belfast
Foundry.
c. d. FIELD tf3. 4. Il. MATHEWS.
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A HARRIS
New Carpet Store F.!

rEYHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful to the public fos the
4 kindness and liberal patronage he has received
At his store on High Street, opposite Field &
Mathews Furniture store, takes the liberty inform the
public that he has opened stairway in his new store
leading TO q large CARPET ROOM. where he Of
ters Tor sale at as low prices before offered in Bel
fast. 4 splendid stock OF
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CA Nc II Ez.T Il.

CONSISTING Of
Three s.iy, >uperfime ANA Super, from The
best Lowell and Hartford factories. Also Oil
Clothes and Mats
also on hand good stock OF Cloths, consisting Of
n sdes sA RHTsh rWE GASS dnTdS OF
AIDES and FLANNELS.
Also on hand lot of Ready Made Go hing, 10 be soa
out within thirty days if possible
ss-lluiek sales and small profit is nv motto.
3ms2 A. HARRIS.
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rREPA FED By
A'r' ). &. AVER 4 CO., Lowell Mass.
FT"rficot and analytical Chen.t.ts
SOLD 81 ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
For sale By all Druggistsin Belfast

SDOO if falling to cure in less time than nsi any
other physician, more edcctuay and permanently, with
less restraint from occupation or less exposure to all
weather, with safe and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercural Affections; Eruptons and all diseases the
skim Ulcers of the Nose, Throat and body Pinpies
the Face; Swelling of the Joints; Nervousness Constu
tiona and other Weaknesses in youth and the ad
vanced, at all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

.-s.-s&-v Just published, new edition Of Culver.
aztAi!&Fsss wells Celebrated Essay on the
q06jcnt cure (wthout medcine) of SEER
HsSEslzzssS 0IATOEMIdA, or Seminal Weakness IN
voluntary Seminal Losses, IMrorESCY, Mental and
Physical Incapacy, lmpediments to Marriage etc IL
SO, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS, induced by set
indulgence sexual extravaganza.
say- Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, i'll this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming consequences OF selfabuse may rad
ics lily cured without til dangerous use OF internal 1ned
the apFlica ION of the knife pointing out mode
Of at simple, certain and etectua, by
be- may himself cheapy, privately, and indicalip
81 This Lecture should be in the hands of every
Youth and every man in the land.
Sent under sea in p!au envelope, to any address
postpaid, receipt Of SIX cents or two post stamps
Also DR.. CuNerwelFs" Marriage Guic price 25 cents
Addrt Sc the Publishers, CliAS. j. e. KLINE & co.
las Hsew~ry New s"zss, Post Once Box q $50
Iyr.0
The Republican journal., 1869-07-15
NOTICE.

NUTICE.
NTILLlAE 3. SWAN & Co, having purcha sed the
w Stores, Storehouses and Wharf Of II j. AN
DERSON, JR., are now opening entire new stock,
consisting in part of the following articles.
CORN, GK ANY SUGAR, JAVA COFFEE,
FLOUR, COFEEE RIO
PORN, HAVANA JAPAN TEA
BEEt, 81 JAGO OOLONG Z"
LARD, MISCONADO " RAISINS
TOBACCO, SPICES, SALT OATS, FISH, &c.
full and complete assortment Of Groceries, which we
invite purchasers to call and examine, and win
make prices satisfactory.
WIN. r. SWAN,
A. CUTTER SHELLEY.
Belfast, May !, 1863. ttI.
The Republican journal., 1869-07-15
THE EYE. u sssH EVE.
DIR. E. KNIGHT,

PHYSICIAN AND 0GeXssa
III AS discovered treatment Tor the Eye aud iaaY
Il l. whereby he Is curing Of tic worst cases Of
blindness and deafness ever known without Instruments
or pain. Eyes blind for year, and pronounced incurs
Die by the best occust in hts country have been
in few weeks.
CANCERS. CANCERS
Dr.. Knight has discovered ncw treatment Tor Can.
GERS that surpasses all Others use Ii cures wish
out knife, plaster pain, and heals without scar
Fstula, White Sweilings, Eiysiptlas Palsy and !te
treatment.
CONSUMPTION easily cured when taken in season.
Every Kind of humor8 pradicated from the system.
DR.. Knight invites all afflicted with the above named
diseases to call and consult him before resorting any
other treatment Fifteen day will satisfy any one tb
efficiency Of his medicine. No eharre Tor consult
ton,
ONCE, 81 East Canton street Boston. @uG-4l
The Republican journal., 1869-07-15

lOuS contamination until
cured IN such great numbers in almost every see
ton OF the country that the public scarcely need 10
he informed OF its virtues OF uses.
Scrotulous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies OF our race Often, this unseen and unfet
tenant OF tue organism undemines the constitution
and invites the attack of encebng or fatal diseases
Without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again,
II seems to breed infection throughout the BODY and
theh, on some favorable OCCASION rapidly develop
INTO one or other OF its hdeous forms either on The
surface or among the vitals. In the latter tnher
Giles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tnmors formed in the liver, or it Shows
lis presence by eruptlonS the skim or foul ulcer
tlioh5 on some part OF the body. Hence the ocea-
s0nal use of bottle of this SGrsaDurifla is adj
risabie, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear Persons AFFLICTED with the following com.
plants generally find immediate relief and, al
length. cure, by the use of this .3-1RSiP-4RIL-
"a: ST. dMthony's Fire, Rose or E,.ysipelas,
ietfeF. SAT- RhensR, Scala Head. Ring,rornl,
sore LYes Sore Lars, and other eruptions or
VISIBLE forms of ScrOJntous disease. Also in the
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia. Dfopsy,
Heart Disease, FITS, EIilepsy, Nen5afG;G,
and the various Ifaeroas affections Of the mlscu,
lar and nervous SyStems.
SHph'Hs or Ienereat and Mercuriay Diseases
are cured by 1t, though Il long time is required for
Suhdltlng these obstinate mladies by any medicine
Bat long continued use of this medicine will cure
he complaint Leacorrlsoa or JFAttes, Uterine
ticer"tionS, and Iemate Diseases, are com
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and nvigorating effect Minute Direr
iio,. for each case are found in our Almanac, sup
P'cG gratis. Ehe"6idtisW and GOnf. when
caused by accUmuiations of eXtraneous matters
y the blood, yield quickly to it, as also Lire1'
nation Of the Lirc,', and .Jaaadice, when arising.
"a they often do, from the ranking poisons in the
blood. This S1Rs1PARILLdi IS a great re.
storer for the strength and vigor of the system.
THOSE Who are Lanytid and List{ess, Despair
dent. Sfeepiess. and troubled with Nervous 4p-
prehensions OF Fears, or any Of the affections
lellef and convincing evidence Of its restorative
p0Wcruron trial.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by ii.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu.
lOuS CONTAINING tinn until
The Republican journal., 1869-07-15

HONFaDEXTaAk..- onn5 men who have innr
y ed themselves by certain secret habits, which unfit
them for business pleasure the duties of married life
also middle aged and old who from the follies Of
youth other causes feel deb ty in advance of their
years. before placing themselves 2nder the treatment OF
any one should first read The Secret Friend Married
ladies will learn something OF importance by pcrusing
" The Secret Friend" Sent TO any address, in sealed
envelope, receipt of % ccut. Address DIR CHARLES
A. STUART & CO., Boston, Ma :s. lyr4t
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BECAUSE

rheumatism is caused by the nfammatory action OF an
acid in the blood upon the fbers membranes and lga
ments and the salnes of the tzer Aperent being alb
sorbed into the venous system tend to nouraze the Vi
tiating principle
WHY
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-09-18
Number Is.
News Items.

A gentleman Of St. Louis recently receiv-
cd letter from Chief Justice Chase in
which he says: II am out Of all future pol
itieal contests, and no ono need be Jealous Of
mo hereafter" f tet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-22
ABOUT TOWN.

The tableaux of the ladies of Betbnpv Church
m Friday and SATURDAY oyenin.,s If lost ,yoot
were wall attended. and were pronounced excel.
lent By ali. The net reeeipts Of tbe two exbibi.
tio,s ,,cr. s,,,,.t b ,,, 49, stoo
AT the annual meeting oe ,l,utr,elier Coun.
Cliff. A. NJ. held AT tbeir hall ON Thursday
evening L.t the f,lloving officers were elected
for the wear ensuing. 4. 1T. g. phinney r.
l.. j. W. Brock Id. e. Emery Captain Of
Guard. j NJ. Poland. Cd W clark q NJ.
II. A. Putnam Recorder. l. Bart Gross Treas,
urer Depis,, De,r,y steward A q p.,ro,
-Nlc,srs. S. al. S. Town. of thu. place. Sid
Durham cow last week &, Messr.' Black. of
Hartford. Conn. for sl32.jo. The COW woiybed
i.5Go pounds
Read the advertisement of Smith a. Stondisl
in another column Their dried beef 1. pro
nouncod by competent iudres To be the finest in
market.
The following ism li.t Of the officers of KIM
.solom,p rbon,.r \, e,u i, mi
place. elected at their annual meeting last Thur.
dny evening MEH p. John W CLARK K
John C. Emery S. Levi Boutwell,. {. TIC
Phinney. p. S.. J. NJ. Poland r.. A.C. H.
Mack: NJ. 81 Vail. e. j. Tarbell. NJ. d Vail l.
Bart Gross NJ. Ist Vail. jaime. w Brock Chan.