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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-25

The aggregate steam po~er OF treat
Britain il set do~D ~ 73,G362l4 horse
power, or equal 10 40O,Oo0,0Uo men,
III S ls The force that is aided TO t
wealth OF modern .ociety in asreaicr
degree tnan any power Ahich has OK s.ed
since tie ioundatInp OF the world. The
pow. Of sieam makes England, with y
l.opnl ton OF ontg 2O,ooo.0Oo. p,odu.
wealth Icprcs, iiin. The labor OF pOpu-
latlon twenty tunes that amount.
NJ. Thachera, domestic life was no,
happy on,.,-h'- wife teing hop, lc>siy
sahe. The leading obl ct Ut lis 'ab"-
rious "a Ger WIS 10 educate and proviie
fos bi tNu daughters.
The WASHINGTON negro are some
Ira, afis'u.E ~ "A Il eel above II &C II.
traband-, a. the toto ing remarks vii
show "G, long VI 4 So; don't ye open
yer mouf, liar, yo1 10 count, contrasau
rnppy, dog n'ggr,! Go Ion wild We!
woul MT be seen p akin to poor ms
IDLE, puppy q z. contr4oan niger, nc
bow. O. long, lie q regular Washing
ton Niger, | is; az none O yer mlsera-
ble black coDtrabans."
British neutrality in furnishing pro-
visions and ammunition to the Sioux,
do sn suit Gen. SiLley, who fondll
hopod that he had them IN The way O.
staniug 10 death. So he has commn' /
Gated he f,cts TO headquarters, To SEE
what British Mioister Lyons will say
about il.
Advices from the East state that he
kings Of Turkey and Egypt alc max
ing arrangements to bulid railroad IRON
Jld "a to Mnca, Ivy means OF which the
pilgrimage to the "holy city" can be
made 10 ten days. Usually the journey
is performed on foot, with terrible fatigue
and privatons and great loss OF life.
Gold is SO plenty as currency IN Nova
Scotia that i, is driving lie 81 and s5
notes out Of circulation.
A sheep belonging to Mr.. kenwor'hy
Of Pow she.k conuty, was buried IN
an, dtih 9 DAYS Wisn dis ntoined
it hoped about az though nothing wa:
tn" matter We gIeau from The Cska
.oosa Xernid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-25
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&c REAT AN ERI CAN IL NJ ED \.
Or. II ar vcy,0

"J X l. A L ID Il Il ! 4 IL l. M 4 y i.
Dr. vcy'0
hron ct c rm al F. m J 6 PilIs.
IN HICH HAVE NLvER Yet FAiLED
w when tho directions have been strictly
folowed) in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STopPAGE OF NATURE,
or in restoring the system to perfect health shen
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the Whites, or otne. weakness of the Uterine Or.
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by streng eLipg, Migrating and restosing the
systsm to q healthy c,ndi,iop,and by bringing on
on tne monthly period OF r'knissity' 10
matter from what cause the Obstruction sps y
ARISE The, should however NOT re taken the
first three nf four mnu hs OF pregnacy. though
safe q, any other time, AS uis.ariage -"n!d be
the result. Each tox contains 20 p,hs. Pice 81.
Ir. H,ve,'s treaties On d.sec4e. " Females,
I'rssrancy, Aiscorriage, Bcsre.sees, Seiii-
ty, Reproduction aad lbass Of Aature,
and smphatically the LApi, s. PaivATx MEDICAL
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address Fix cents required 10 Pay postage.
The piils ard Book viii be cent ~ mil,
Dental y, when ae.l. ed securely scsled, aud pre-
paid c receipt Of money by
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10 daf-street, New York.
Sold Lg 81 the principal druggists.
Smith 4 itsrer, " hc!esaie Agents, Chicago.
t. WELLS, = gent tav-npnt.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN pRRMAHEET CURE OF
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incontinence. Genital Debility and lrti-
taeiiity, Gravel, Ntsicrare aud atiec-
,ions Of thu Kidney q bi'sdGer,
which has..heen used by upwards ct
100 Fl3 y0fCi~ 1aD-
in Their tr,vitc praCt:cc With cntirc success, su
pe rceding Cubet's Capsules, Or any other COM
| sound h,theru known.
RELe,a *.0ECxFE(. PlLks
~. speedv 10 action, often effecting cure in .
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uanent 1bey are prepared n u vegetable ex-
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| and bcng sugar coated. all nau7eous t.s.s il
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| In plsces where no xgsnt is advertised they will
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-25
TO THE LADIES'!
Both Married and Single.

TIERS IS RUT ONE GENUINE
THERE - BUT ONE GREJINE
THERE Is BUrU ONE GENUINE
AND SURE CURE.
AND SURE CURE.
AND SURE CURE.
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OK WOMEN
VINO suffer from IRnpouL ARrFIsa or cSsfsucTiaHa
~ re- Msksis eA.t.ser ssv 70 tAe casse q thew
c0ssrnctiO~s.
ram runs HAS .ssrx alcosslsID Son MANY
The only Safe Reliance |!
The only SAT-: Reliance !!
The only safe Reliance !!
that the Ladies have for relief fron the suppress
sion Of those periods ~h ch, II kept mp according
70 the Gals Of Nstur,, will
GUARANTEE TO THEN
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The East Amount Of Good Health
land Strength,
and which, II ne. regularly experienced, will
produce
MISERY AND DEATH.
h1CEDv AMI nEATI1
AND % THAT
First Of I'll Remed;es for Diseoses Of Emo'e
First Of oil h,medi,s joy L,s.oas.t F,moh
sp11. CHEESE.MAE'S- PILLS,
DIR. fCHEESE.M.1.H'S PILLS,
ar. CHEESEJM.aA'S PlLLe.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For al! Obstructione has been Hailed
Nth Plea ure and Profit
FOR TWENTY FIVE YEiRS
in all Parts Of the cvilissd world. It's author 10
Ian OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
an CID EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
IAN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom ever, bsdv knows, and in whom everybody
places con6aence and fsspect It's
NO NEW TANGLED ARRANGEMENT
STANDARD REM EDY,
Which has rcyer failed,
| and cssands Of certificate &c this eject can BE-
Ind IN Ill pSrts Of the country.
Tho pfoprie:ors OF Dr.. Cheeseman's
Long Tried 7ocO119o.
hon S /. TT 1cel Hece pO,
Ions = Tr1eeA HcCo1po.
| Guarantee that
oMD Bo<
ONn Ro<
ON n E0x
d. Dr. CaRsynAn's Female Regulating Pills
will restore the natural monthly function to ANY
r. MALE, No nArrlR = HAT HER CONpiTios On HKx
I A0R.
Indeed 60 certain ere these Pills, SAseh hare
been popular and stare c.rc TOR.
OVER A QUAR- Err OF A CENTURY,
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
| to reeto.e the Menstrual Cow in q natural wav.
thai Idle. VII" are iregnnn' Mmss not rise them
~ they will invariably produce nsiscdrriooc.
| THEY CANNOT DO HARM,
THEY CANNOT DO HARM,
In 80 other way.
DR.. e. L. CHEESEMAN'S PILL,
ARE TIE ONLY MEDICINE,
ARE TIE ONLY MEDICINE
That Married and Single Ladie.
have relied upon lot many years, OF ceo teI1 uuol
now.
/, Beware Of lGmi "a lions.
Take this advertisement to your Druggist, ~
sell him that you want
: 1HE BEST
Female Eedltiqe n tho welll
! Which 10 comprised IL
DR.. CHEESEriN'S PILLS.
Thes. form ie fn..r i..7o'otio" f'f t"i 20
gard, sifh
!. .,,,msdlnte pnd ret.ptaHt eaccea
!. MONT BEDn EttEi,
!, D.N'T BE pEeEiE r
- Chsescnan'. P,.is haze rscsi-d, ant =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-25

From Geo Wiley. orsanst ard Director OF Mu-
sic at John Stree! church, Lowell. hAss.
Lowell, MASS.
GENTLEMEN Having thoroughly examined
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they are di,,li sui.hed from ell have secu ny
tuelr extreme fulness yet mel owness Of tone and
their quick responses to the touch OF the perform
or. am yours, &c, Geo WILLY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-25

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BLACK sroNE, Mass.
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The a merican ORGANS

From BF paker. Professor in the Boston Musi
cal Institute, Author, SO, and irector OF Mus
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-25
Ne.sr. sDAH W smith, 5ll wssh. st, os'ou

Carr ExfN The American Organ purch sod
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
Petition for Partition.

IN the matter of the Petition of John D. Sproull for
Partition Of the real estate of Thomas SprOu decd
In the Orphans Court of Butler county No. 6, June
Term, 1864
The Commonwealth of ennsylvania-To the heirs and
legal Representatives Of Thomas Sprou late of Adams
township, Butler county deceased to wi':-James NJ.
SprOu residing in Butler county, John d. Sproul also
residing in Butler county and who has also the interest
of James and Thomrs Sprou, Jane intermarried with
William DuncHnnon, deceased residing in Allegheny
county, Elizabeth Sproull residing in Butler county
Martha ntermHrried with James L. niece, residing in
Bureau county, Illinois, Margaret H. SprUull, reading in
Allegheny county, Mary f. ntermafted with Joha IL,
Douthett residing in Butler county. Sarah q. Sprou
siding is Allegheny county, William SprOu residing in
Butler county Sarah g, and William being minors, and
having for their guardian, John Dod residing in Butler
county. The said real estate consists hundred
and six Of land less situate in Adams p
bounded the north by land of Samuel Orr and Samuel
Nehcrcoat east by lands Of heirs of james MCandess
decd south by Eli Gochrug, west by lands Of James NJ,
Spruull and Jac Holchman.
Take notice that an Inquest will be held at the dwell
ing house Of the late Thomas Sprou decd in Adams
township on Thursday, the first day Of December A. ~
1861 at 10 o'clock Of said day, tor the purpose Of
making partition of the real of said decedent
and among his legal representatives, if the be
divided without prejudice spolng the whole other
wise to value and appaise the according to law
which time and place you e4urcd to attend II you
thiuk proper. W. o. BRACKENRIDhE
Sheriff office, Butler, Nov. 2 "a, Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
SI,erff,s Sales.

DY virtue of sundry wrs Of yendition Exponas Alas
ID Nendtioni Exponas and Feri Fncius issued out Of
he Court of Common Pleas Of Butler county and 10 me
directed there will be- exposed public sale at the Court
House, In the borough Of butler, ON MONDAY, the
5th day of December, 1854, at l o'clock
p. m, the following described property to wit:
All the right title interest claim of David Pater
son and Mary Patterson Of In and fifty acres OF land
more or less, situate in Clay township Butler county
Pa bounded as follows: North by lands Of VIM. Paer.
son east by same being part Of tract south by
lands Of Jesse sutton, and west by lands Of Robert NJ
kissock Seized and taken In execution the property
Of David Patterson Mary Patterson at the suit oi
John VI. Thompson.
ALSO,
All the right title, interest artd claim Of George Mar
shall Of Allegheny township, Butler county Pa Of In
and 10 one hundred Of land situate In Allegheny
township, Blu tier county Pa bounded and described
follows oi the north by the Allegheny River the
south by VIM. Campbell, the east by VIM. Campbell
and on the west by Joseph Weller about seventy five
acres cleared fifteen Of which meadow Frame House
and Frame Barn thereon erected Seized and taken In
execution the property Of George Marshall at the
suit Of II. A. s d. dudley in for the Brady Bend
Iron Company Tor use of John II. Hanes.
ALSO,
All the right, title, interest and claim Of Andrew Ora
ham Of In and to fifty of land less situate
i'm Farvew township Butler county, Pa, bounded north
by Thomas Craig, east by Andrew Campbell south by
Arnold Crawford, west by Samuel Gibson one hcYei
log house and barn thereon erected Seized and tMcn
In execution m the property of Andrew Graham, at the
suit OFF. Z. II. +. wick
WIN o. BRACKENRIDGE Shift
Sherns Office, Butler, Nov. .. 1854.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
Registers Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given all persons Interested that
~ the following accounts have been passed and filed
IN Registers Office Of Butter county and will be pre-
sentcd for confirmation and allowance 70 the Orphans
Court be held IN the borough of Butler Wednes-
day December :, 1864.
Final of RobertIIanilton acting Admir- Of the
estate of John Andrew, decd Filed, Sept 3D. l7f4.
Final account Of y. f. MCandless, Executor Of John
S. M'Candesz decd. Filed, sept. =, 1861.
Final account Of john Randolph, Admir-. Of Amos
Kennedy, decd. Filed sept. 9 1854.
Final account Of Wm. foglc, Admir- OF the estate Of
Sarah Philips. decd. Filed, sept. 30 1854
Final account Of Thomas westerman acting Executor
Of John smaey, decd. Filed, Oct. 5, IsGl
Final account Of John II. Kelly, Executor Of John
Kelly decd. Filed, oct. 8, 1864.
Final account 0f George Parker and Fullerton Parker
Executors Of John Parker, decd Piled Oct. q, 1854
Final account Of Cath1rine LepIy Administrator Of
Michael Ieply decd Filed Oct. n. IsG4
Final account Of Martin Boehm Admir-. Of Henry
Gslibach, decd. Filed, Ocl. II, 1854
Final account Of Shepier Boston and John Dougla
Executors Of John Boston, decd Filed Oct 80, 1854.
Final Of John Ray, Trustee FOR sale Of Real
Estate of Geo ard decd not accepted under proceo
dngs in partition. Filed Nov. 4, ls64.
Final account of Mrs Ann Breedon Adm Z Of Richard
Breedon decd. Filed Nov. ,, l5ei
Partial account Ct JDo. M AtNees, Admir- Of VIM
MeNees Filed NOy.4, 1854.
JOHN II. CRAFTY,
Nov. 1854 Dep. Register
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
The Cooking Wagon.

AS then as they were come To land, they a
IRE of Goals and fish laid thereon and bread Jesus saith
unto them, Come and dine" John xxi, s. l..
must refer particularly to one promi-
nent feature of their work for weary,
wounded bodies of this day, which for its
novelty and usefulness, deserves especial
attention. Some of the newspapers have
mentioned a new cooking wagon, presen-
ted by the inventor to the Christian Com
mission, which is thoroughly sui geaeris.
1t is constructed somewhat like battery
caisson, so that the parts can be unlimber-
ed and separated from each other. The
iimber,' or forward part bears a large
chest, which is divided into compartments,
to contain coffee, tea, sugar, and corn
starch, with place also for two gridirons
and an axe. From the rear portion rise
three tall smoke-pipes, above three large
boilers, under which there is place for
the fire, and under the fire box for the
fuel Each boiler will hold fourteen gal
Ions; and it is estimated that in each one
on the march, ten gallons of tea, or cof-
fee or chocolate, could be made in twen-
ty minutes-thus giving ninety gallons of
nourishing drink every hour. 1t is truly a
most ingenious and benefcent invention.
There was call for coffee A party
of delegates at once volunteered TO res
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23

Day- We have just been informed that
n tclcgrophic dispatch has been received,
announcing the death of Thomas Arm
strong, citizen of Jefferson township;
but late member of Co. -, 9th llea-
vy Artillery. Mr.. Armstrong was one of
our most worthy citizens We have not
learned any of the particulars of his
death lie leaves wife and children,
with large circle OF friends and acquain-
tances to mourn his untimcly death Our
own relations to the deceased, were those
of most intimate iricndship-wc can
scarcely Imagine that he is no more
We sincerely sympnthizc with his bcreav-
cd family. nis name will be added to
those who have fallen in the causc Of their
country.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
16S 326,701 2l3 10000
UNION STATES
DEMOCRATIC STATES

BY these figures it appears that in all
the States Except possibly in Tennessee
und louisiana now voting for President
Mr. Lincoln, has a majority of nearly
100000 on the popular vote and 2E3
Electoral votes to FL for Mcclellan
The same, States in 1860, gave R3S.-
S0s majority against Lincoln, although
he had los Electoral votes to ~ for all
others. The entire vote in 1860 was /:
Union, 1864, 523; Democratic, l,723,-
099 total popular vote, 1857, ,622. We
include in our estimated majorities this
year the votes of soldiers wherever they
are allowed to vote. 1t will bc observed
that while Of all the above States the De-
mocrats carried eight in 1860, they now
have but three and their column of ma
jorities shrinks from nearly half mill
ION to the paltry handful of thirty thous-
and. The Union party carry t,oeay-tscd
States; the Democracy carry three
Enough said.-N T. Tribune
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23

pond to the call. The fires were lighted
the water boiled, the coffee made, and
soon the vehicle, drawn by tive powerful
horses, and attended by half score Of
willing labourers, was on its way, from
division to division. Up the hospital ave-
nue. it rumbled aud rolled, passed the
long rows of white tents, stopping at this
cluster and that, giving to all from its
generous supply,
You should have seen the wondering
look of the men as it passed by. They
rolled themselves over to get glimpse of
it. They stretched their necks for a
sight at it. The wounded heads forgot
to ache, and the wounded limbs almost
forgot to cry for nursing in that moment
of eager curiosity. Was it II new sort of
ambulance? 1t didn't look like one. What
did those three black pipes mean, and
those three glowing fires ? Is it steam
fire-engine, and are they going to give us
shower-bath? But the savory odor
that saluted their nostrils, and the deli
cious beverage the engine poured into
their tin cups, soon put the matter be-
yond all doubt. They soon found that
there was no necromancy about it, for it
had substantial blessing for each one Of
them, and they gave it their blessings in
return. One by one such as were able,
crowded about it with curious faces, and
the wagon, as it stood steaming and glow
inc in the midst. was the theme Of many
afIcctionate comments
''lsay, Bill, ain'tthata bully machine ?'
Yes, sir, it's the greatest institution
ever saw" Y
That's what you might call the Chris
tian Light Artillery says third.
Good deal pleasanter ammunition in
it than the Rebs sent us this morning" "
well Doctor" said delegate to Il
surgeon, what do you think of this :"
II thank the Lord for it. That's all |
can say" was the reply.
And 50, on sudden, the new invea-
ton was crowned with the praises and
bcnedictiuns of the admiring crowd 1t
was a marked feature in the work Of the
day, aud must be set down as one Of the
peculiar institutions" of the Commis-
sion.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and Agricultural. Journal
devoted to
devoted to

CHOICE LITER AZURE, including Poetry Novelettes,
Tales and Moral and Entertaining Reading generally
In Literary Department shall present the choiscst
within the reach Of extended means The NOVeettes
Tales, Poetry, Sc, shall be supplied from the best
and highest and be equal 10 anything be found
in any journal magazine
AGRICULTURE and HORTICULTURE, embracing
Farming Gardening, it-Saising, sc. Our abors in
this department for thirty yeats have met the
dial appreciation of the public our purpose has been
furnish useful and reliable information upon these very
important branches Of industry, and to protect them
far within power against the false doctrines and
selfish purposes Of the many empires and sensation-ad-
venturers by which the Farmer is ncc--antly assailed
This portion Of the Germantown Telegraph is alone worth
the whole price of subscription
NEWS DEPARTMENT-The same industry, and
discrimination in gathering and preparing the Stirring
Events Of the Day expressly for this paper, which hith
has been Of its marked features and given uni
yersal satisfaction, will be continued with Tedoubed e
forts to meet the increasing demands of the public.
TERMS Two dollars per annum; dollar for six
months No orders received without the cash, and all
subscriptions stopped at the end Of the time paid for.
Address, PHILIP X. fREAs,
Editor and Proprietor, Germantown, Philaln, Pa.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-23
Writof Partition.

l the matter of the Partition of the real estate OF
L Catharine Beighly. decd.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county. No % March
Term, 1s6I Sept IS 1854 lnquisition filed aud confirm
ed Hisi
The Commonwealth Of lyania-To the heirs and
legal representatives Of Caharne eighS decd To wit:
Adam Beghly, killan Beighly Lewis Beighly, John
intermarried with Frederick Butt David Beighly, and
Absal0m Beighly. You, and each Of you, hers by
cited to he and appear before Judges Orphans
Court to he held Al Butler, in and for the county OF
Butler, the first Monday OF December next it being
the 9th day of said month"; accept refuse the prem-
at the apprseinent valuation show cause why
the same should not be sold. BY the Court
WATSON J. YOUNG,
Oct Is 1864. CIR o. O.
To all Of which, the heirs and legal representatives
Catharine Beghly, decd hereby required to take
notice. W.O. BRACKENRIDGE
sherif's Office, Butler Oct 20, 1864 sh'n