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CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE
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CRISTADORO'S EXCELSTOR DYE
is unriyallcd in the world
No other dye has been analy wed.
No other dye produces such f,ultloss colors.
No other dye eau be applied rapidly.
No other dye is SO lasting in its effects.
No other dyc improves the texture Of thetar II has
been ANAlYZED BY DIR Chiffon,
Chemist to the Cfoton Water Board Of New York. and
certified by hin, IN be a bar,olc. MS Cro,o ,y,, ma
certificate may be seen al the establishment oe tho nr
prictnr
Sold evorywhcre and ,,,,li.d Ia. ali nj. D..
O"''ador' No. g Asior House, New York $500
ANODNNE COUGH DROPS
Ii. BUTCHER. ofSt Albans h,s LA =, a.. h..
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NANTED. -EMPLOYMENT NOTICE

w gentleman or LADY, resident of any c'y or town
in the United States will ne furnished with employment,
constant and rc4luneraNyc. PAY SIG 81 per Wuu 700
$40 year every 90 inhabitants who resd MT, uf
the city in which be she (the enploi odl may
fesidcthe employ ed 10 he 60 every 500 Inhabitants
As the object of this adyeIsemc Is furnish work
that is honorable, and profitable the applicant
will be furnished with minute description OF the Gnu
puymeut by addressing letter iucosing 30 cents,
receipt Of which will forward TO you, by mail the
matter 10y which YOU 0y your experiment, con
vince yourself of the value of this enterprise which has
been tested section of Massachusetts, and been made
matter ofctrefil calculation for period Of Eve years.
Address A. L. POLLOCK, 3f2 Washington street. B1s-
ton. $3.50
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Boston & nem uurk aO0rrtisrments.

LIMITED STAfHs AND FOREIGN
~ PATENT AGENCY.
SAMUEL COOPER,
Late PRINCIPAL Examiner Of Patents in ths United States
Patent Offce at Washington
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING
10 Egchange Street, Bosion.
PATENTS secured in the United States, and in all
other patoni-graniing countries Specifications nnd
drawing prepared. Caveats fled. Reconsideratous
procured, Of applications that have been rejected upon
impcrecty prepared papers. lnteicrcuces prosecuted
Reissues and extensions procured. and in general all
business connected with the Patent Occ transacted with
care and rrnmptuess.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris
Persons residing o. distance may obtain all nscessa
~ nfnnatOn and have their business transacted, by
writing TO the subscriber, without She trouble aud cK-
pence " visit to Washington.
he hegs leave 20 refer those unaoquainted with him 10
The following testimonials -
From me Hou Charles Mason Coa,Dissioner Patents.
u. S. PATENT Orr1cE, Feb p, 1855.
take great pleasure in stating that during The time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper Esq Of Boston has been engaged as solicitor,
and has been n that oapadv in constant correspondence
and intercourse with the Office he has cyinced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
rules aud practice ~ the ohec close attention 10 the
interests " his clients and marked candor and courte
~ that has rendered the Transaction Of business with
regard him Of the very best io the
action Of business with this Office with whom am ac-
CHARLES MASON. Coo,mi,s,oner.
Fyom NE Er1mir,ri Of NE P1frHf Onca
Too undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
n the United Patent Office have f1r several years
been w,l acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, late
principal Examiner IN this Office and take pleasure iu
stating that ho is gentleman Of the highest moral
character Of unquesunncd knowledge In the business
aud practice 10 the office aud that his scientific attain
meuts such eminonuy lie him for the business in
which he is about 20 engage.
HENRY 81 RENWicK, } pr,.,;,,i
J.. y. GALE. = ;P.
s. II. LANE.
4. II. pEALE,
THOS 4. EVERETT, assistant
p. SOUrUGArE SMITH. Ertmtacrs
WM. G.. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Me Cooper, fully and heartily concur in the flrc-
going recommendation made hy my late colleagues.
WIN. T.. y. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Eramiaer Of Pafcqtf.
Boston, Jan. !, 1860 7I2l
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The whole number Of scholars in tho
Union School has been 453. making in the
whole building SIC. The average attendance
has been about 1858, giving 81 scholars to
each Of the seven rooms furnishing full en-
poyment to all the teachers.
Our present teachers and their compensa-
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lcgaI nutirrs.

- T 1T T. OF V L rim o y +
- District # Randolph ss.
Tho hon the Probate Court for the district NJ Ran
doph 10 all persons concerned ia the estate u Ste
phen smith. late Of Tuubrdgc in said district dccras
ed, interstate, GREETING.
Whereas, n. w Smith, administrator NJ the said de-
ceased, proposes rendering account of his admnsa
ton and presenting his account against said estate FOR
allowance at session VI said court TO be held at the Pro-
bate Office in Chelsea, ia said district the llh day ~
April next Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear
before said court the time and place aforesaid and
show any you have, why the said account should
not be allowed
Dated at Chelsea, in said district this ooh day Of
March 4. ID. 1860.
s99l WIN =. DICKINSON, Judge
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SYLNAN Z S FLAGG' S ESTATE.
- The subscribers, having been appointed By the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton, commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons ganst the estate Of
Sylvanus Flags late Of Waterbury, in said district, de-
ceased represented insoyeut anu the term Of six months
from the l4th day Of February, 1860, being allowed by
said court the creditors OF said deceased = exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice
that will attend to the duties Of our appointment
the dwelling Of Widow Marela s. Flagg ia Water
bury in said district the last Tuesdays Of April and
July next atten o'clock in the forenoon ou each OF said
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HARM FOR SALE-120 Acres of good
4 Land and well supplied with wood and water and a
good Apple and Sugar orchard thereon. Also, 2l0
Of wild land, 100 within milo Of said farm, aud -
acres within mile Of Worcester village aud IS acres
lying upon Stowe line.
Any part Of the above land will be 'od separately Il
desired
The farm Of 10 acres mag 90 divided as 20 make
two good small farnis with dwellings upon each, barns
sheds, &c. Terms Of payment made Go suit he purchas
er, and possession given Immediately
Team. Cows Tools. NC, O. Dee cold also.
For further particulars enquire ~ SAMUEL WELLS,
Montpelier OF Of CYRUS BROWN, upon the premises
at Worcester.
March Is 1860. $3.50
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cERTIFfCATEs.


y T. II 1 + 4 y a I u y
REMAINS BY Bx-GovERNon BHowN, EDITOR oF THE
SEw-FSGLANp rARNEH.
In confirmation Of the opinion which DR.. Holmes, Ed
t0r OF tie Maine Farmer has formed Of the value Of h
American Guano We will state that we have used u io
two seasons with The happes results The hr't uial
IL corn, where It's effects distinct through h'
season the corn coming earlier in the spring, grow
Ing faster. with dark green color and producing album
the ccutrc of field Of coru with similar results II also
produced carrots and potatoes, without other manure Of
most excellent quality, aud liberal No quantity. On heet'
and par'nips the result was equally mrktd' But IN,
point 10 which attach the most Importance IS that I
may De used on any crops stinuant and fertilizer IN
the h, without euutpgrrng the gruuaton OF the seed
and thus give corn, other plants requiring long sea
son, early and SECURE their perfection before tho
time Of frosts In our short cold and springs, it is
essential 10 give the crop carly growth and this
have secured by the o the American Guano, bet
ter than in any other way.
We hope farmers will generally try il, and that the
price will be kept within moderate liuis, that all may
avail themselves Of its advantages We shall continue
to it freely il the price does not exceed $40 per ton
MrxpmAN, New Jersey, sep, %, 1859.
C.. 5. MARSHALL, Esq.
PresideHf oftlt 1oiericaH Guam Co., " y.
DEAR SIH:-At The suggestion Of friend, was in
duccd To try some Of your guano last spring upon my
grass.
topdrcsscd t with about 800 pounds of the Guauo for
the ensuing two months could not any effect, aud
much disappointed. that / told my friend that
would not try any more Off.
The next Six wcck7 however, made a great difference
i'm the appearance Of the grass, and when cut had
the curiosity To- count the number of loads taken there
from. my great astonishment they were more than
double those from the adjoining plot " three acres. II
affords me pleasure to state This act, also 70 say that
an well satisfied with the result Of the 300 pounds,
that YOU may send me ton early in the spring.
Yours, respectfully RuuENr LAMBERT,
Formerly of Charleston, s. CO
PRrsroS New London Co Conn,
December ID, 1859.
have used the American Guano the past season on
corn and huckwheat.
also used Peruvian Guano on corn, and found the
American TO do much the best On huckwhcati con-
slider The crop was increased fully ouc-third,
well pleased with my trial that shall use the
American Guano entirely the coming season.
JAMES BARNES.
STORRS & FULLER. MONTPELIER, VT.
Agent for the sale Of the Guano. 800
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THE ToRTURES oFTHE INQUIsITIoN

Were NO comparison tn the tortures Of Jumping
tooihache but is said that the case may be re-
BILE Linimenl. II Is worth trying at least Sufferers
wall take nou@c g1S0
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DARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
'crs bis Farm Tor Sale, and will give possession hn-
mcdiatey 90 r,qmtcdl Said Form IS situated n Guild
hall, Vermont the Couuectiri River two miles from
the Court House, and is of to best situated farms 90
The County. convenient 20 School and Meeting House,
Mills. Stores and all necessary mechanics. Said farm
contains about two hundred ~ land, comfortable
buildings aud fences with running water az the house
and barns, good supply Of growing timber and wood
with several hundred sugar naples oi old growth All
things considered, lbs location. s1i and Jay, makes
desirable farm II required large portion uf tho pur
chase money can remain ou mortgage iIf term OF
years. For further particulars you rccrrrd 10 Li-
Gus HASKELL on the premises or to the subscriber
at Wcathersheld, Vermont
NATHANIEL HArCU
GlidlalL. MAtch 1871. 1901. $500
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~ r. ROBINSON'S INDEXICAL Sill
i YER SOAP.--A new and beautiful preparation
made hy the BosroN INDExtcAI soar Cos expressly for
cleaning and polishing Silver Plated and Britannia
Wares and for cleaning Mirrors, Marble 1n &c. It is
much more convenient and effective than any ofthe pow
dcrs now use and may be used by inexperienced
hep with perfect safety, it contains nothing that can
possibly iuure the finest plate or ewcry or even the
most delicate skn-though not designed by toilet use.
II Is far superior to any other Soap for cleaning fine
House Paint sta,uary, Artificial Teeth Plate, &C., &c.
Many Of our largest importers, and manufacturers Of
silver aud plated ware who have used H. have given it
their unqualified approval Read the following;
BosroN, May 2, 1859
Messrs Stafford & Burdiit
Gonuemen,-Afer repeated trials Of your Silver Soap
We can recommend as e hest article zee hare erer seen
for cleaning plated and silver Unjust soon be used
by every family. Yours, respectfully
SHHEyE, BROWN Co,
date Jones, Ball & Coz
BosroS, June /, 1859.
Conference.-The have, during the last twelve months,
given your Silver Soap thorough trial. and ind there's
nothing equal it, ii cleans silver quicker, befcr and
with less trouble than anything we have been able TO md
sAMuEL +. cEosnY & Co., 90 Washington st.
BosroN, June -, 1850.
Gentlemen I'VE have made careful trial Of your Silver
Soap. and find il admirably adapted 70 the cleaning Of
silver and plated wares particularly the chased and FROST
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public as safe and oGecfire agent for removing tarnsh
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We have never better article for the above pur
pose. Yours, truly, &c,
HADDOCK, LINCOLN FOss,
65 and 67 Washington st.
PUMICE STONE SOAP.
This Soap unryaed for It's erasyo properties is free
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Writing aud Printers Ink Pitch, Vanish, Acid and
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French Poneia in quality aud is cold Tor less than half
the price.
Manufactured by the BosroE INDExIoAL soar Co
GEO. W. STAFFORD x CO.,
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| NlNLRSAL COUGH REMEDY -
~ FOR EVERY SPECIES
LUNG COMPLAINTS. WHOOPlNG and COMMON
COUGHS, AND SORE THROAT.
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
II Q l. u A n Q ID Y ~ f.
The great Neuyalgic Renedyi and aiapted to all Ner
u0tS Complaints, particularly that Of
Nervous Hoadachc.
These valuable and reliable preparations being in
troduced into State and the country sustained
by the reliable testimonials, aud prepared by the
srirtest laws in Pharmacy.
To Physician, Dealer or Invalid, we ask that you
anime the circulars which may be found with all dealers
and do not hesitate to declare that you will find them
worthy your confidence II is the determination Of the
PROJECTORS TO publish but reliable testimonials and
in every department to invite rigid inquiries that may
have the confidence due deserving preparations.
"PRlCES WITHIN REACH OF ALL"
J. W. HUNNEWELL Co, 5, o, and CONNER
cal Wharf. Boston, General Agents.
GEORGE HUNNEWELL, l4j Water Street. Sole
gent for New York
Under the special supervision Of JOHN l. HUME
WELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, TO whom address
all communications.
FRED. Il. SMITH, General Agent for Montpelier
VT For sale by all Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
1929
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we've " " Hlls hgafg pufrrf " y.
Rev. A ". STOWE CaHaHa1rHa, " Y
Rev. WILLIAM LONG, CiB .HiHe, .HieA
ohoes N Exhibition and Sale ;4p5 Broadway New York
10 summer Street, Boston. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 80.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
AMBROSE G. FULTON

1nomas " hIus, District Court Of MuIca.
F.adar;.. 0lSsnhsrc tine County, State Of
Christian Krumneh,
Benedict Rouveneghel,
Tepeem H. schlieh..ng.
To the above named defendants:
VOU are hereby notified that on the 18th day Of
i keptember. A. D. 1860, Ambrose q. Fulton
filed his petition in the office OF the clerk of the Dis
trot Court Of Muscstiue county, Iowa, claiming Of
the said Thomas G. Esd. the sum Of 81, 1888 4l-100
with 10 per cent. interest from the 9Th day of July
A. D. 1860, as money due on two prcmissory notes,
executed by him to the said Ambrose G. Fulton.
ead petition also asks the foreclosure Of the right
of said defendants to redeem from . mortgage
executed by rs,d Thomas {. Eads to said Ambrose C..
Fulton, to secure the payment of said pronissory
notes, upon the following Real Estate, situate N
the cou nty Of Muscatine Iowa, to-wt: The west
half of thu south west quarter and the southeast
quarter OF the south west quarter OF section thirty
i've 1851 and the southwest quarter Of section
thirty four 34l and the south half of the south
township seventy eight [7Si north OF range one
east-also the northeast aod southwest quarters
Of the northwest quarter of section two III and
the west half Of tie northwest quarter amt the
| northeast quarter Of the north Invest qua:ter Of
section three ls] and the east half Of the north
east quarter 1T section four and the northwest
quarter Of section fcuri(4J, and the north west
quarter Of the north east quarter OF section five
sll in township sevs1ty-seven III north of rsngs
| one east of 9Th P. NJ.
You are further notified that no personal claim
is made against any Of said defendants, except the
said Thomas @. Esds, and that you were returned
not found by the Sheritfs Of Scott md Mus:atine
countless respectively, as appears by their returns,
endorsed on the original notice in the above cause.
Whereupor, order of publication, upon the fling
of the necessary affidavit for that purpose, was
granted by Edward II. Thayer, the County Judge
of said county.
Now, unlss you appear at the next term Vt said
court, the frst day thereof, and answer to said
petition, decree Of foreclosure % prayed for will
be rendered against you and for costs.
RICHMAN i BRO,
Soils for Petitioner.
Muscatine, Ost. IL, lse0-4w-prs fee-$1l.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NX7HEREAS, ON the 30th day Of June, A. D.
w 1853, Jesse Knouss executed a certain deed Of
trust conveying to Thos. Hanna a. trustee the fol-
lowing desert real estate, situated in the Coun
ty Of Musostins, State Of Iowa, viz The south
half Of the southeast quarter of section nine ri
township seventy inc l79 north Of range No. one
III West, containing eighty (sOl neres-w hioh
deed was cased to ,aid trustee for the purpose
Of securing the payment of u certain pro ni.sory
note, executed by said Je.se Knouse to John r.
Abbott, dated June so. 1858, for the sum Of two
hundred and twelve SO 100 dollars t$2l2.50] de-
on or before the LIST day Of October, 1853, and if
not paid at maturity to draw ten per cent. interest
from tho date thereof: And sid note being due
snd unpaid, 1, Thomas Hanna, by virtue Of the
power vested in said deed will, on the 10th day OF
November, A. D. 1860, at O'Clock p. M. Of said
day. at the court house door in the city and county
of Muscatine, Iowa, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the aforedescribed real
est ate, OF 80 much thereof as may DO necessary t
bay said note, interest, and costs of sale:
THOMAS HANNA, Trustee.
Muscatine, Oct. 16, ls60-dlw-w3w-prsfe fee -
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To Cnns1imptives.


THE Advertiser, having been restore d to heath
i IN few weeks BY very simple remedy Alter
having suffered several years with severe lung
ate elton, and hat dread disease, Consumpsion-is
anxious to make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. - we've iaa# I ed )
To al who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free of charge,) with the diree.
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they will End . SUES CuRs fox CONSUMPTION, AsrH.
HA, BRoNcHrrIs, DO. The only object of the adver-
tiser In sending tho Prescription 10 to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he cOnceivs'
to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing. and
may prove . blessing.
Parties whisbips the prescription will please i'd
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
Oct. lS60-dsw Tyr.