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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of an order Of the County Court Of
d Musca, inc County, I will offer for ssle a,
Pabl,c Auction, on Saturday, June 3d. 1850, lot
IN on t.ot 10. section 2 township 76, range 2wsst
being one.half acre of ground, with dw.lliI &
&C., in he CITY Of Muscatine, ard belonging to
he estate ct Peter P. smith, dso'd. The property
will b. sud subjeo. to ccnrac for the purchase
of tina ground and little money will secure o
good house. Sale {, take place at the premises al
10 o'clock A. NJ. of . id day. Terms of sale, one
half Q, 81 and one-balf in nine month";, on ap-
proved security, with ten per cent interest.
]. HARDMAN, Administrator
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xPEc,AL NOTICES.


The following statement speaks for stssf tea
tracD '.In lifting the kettle from the ret caught
and sealded my hands and person very severely
one haxd aim st to crisp The torture was IN
bearable 1t was an awful sight. The
Mustang Imminent appeared to extract the pam al
most Immediately. II healed rapidly AID left M
SCR Of account. cHAaLss FosrEa, 40 Broad
Street, Philadelphia!'' It is truly wonderful ar
tislr., 1t will ,ure any case Of swelling, Burns,
Stiff Joints, Erup.ions or Incarnation. For Horses
it should never be dispensed with: One Dollars
worth Of Mustang has frequently saved valuable
horse. 1t cures aalas, Sprsins. RingSone. spsyir
and Teunders. Beware Of limitations. Sold ia a
psrts OF the habitablo Globe. 81.
s. BARNES ! PARK, JEopsistoea, New York.
]. Js. 23,-wlus ssaI fat 1888 tA-@ 500
g5A1aA Il lN5a .9Alss sai - affz s'
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lE0r tia loqYnal.l

Mr.. EDITcR 1t seems that my statement upon
"Vulcanlzod Rubber does not suit my worthy
nsigbbor dentists, Drs Hall & Kulp. They con-
ceds much, and the balance, though . very fimsy
affair, demands few lines from me, in order to
prevent an in ended misimpression. They charged
that "desigaed to suppress investigation" The
reverse must be evident to every ons who read m,
article Of the llth inst. have no desire to i'm
pde fair AID just investigation. bat will labor to
srres: aud expose a tr.aing with the welfare of
those who seek relief at the hands Of the dentist
They wish to convey the idea that I need expert
sncs in this material. I assert its what we ali
need, DR.. Hall Student not excepted: 90
nave in part, and do know that my evidence &C
gained is far better than hat which either Vt nj
An give. They claim they examiaed piece that
remained perfect at the ,ni Of eighteen months.
Your humble servant cav the Same Place aad was
told by the wesrer that it had been in use taco o.
three months. Yet what recon msnSat len is eight.
months7 Thu piece referred to was bunele,
such AZ an in eligcnt patient would not be salts
fed with; bu; 1t Is due the gentleman to say tha
ne ass erted it was "the first he ever put w."
The three ssses Of evidence gays in my srticl
have been horribly msng Cd. Now, the fair anu
simple rendering Of these, a. plainly econ BY refr
ence to their respective correspondence, now in my
possession, would be: LIST class, those who have
tried it about three months or less time-.o whic
nambsr Messrs. II. 4 K. may be sdde I'd class
are like the boy on coming out from seeing the
stuffed monkey show-'.hs had paid his dina anu
| would leave others tc pay theirs and be equal
red /" and the 81 class those who, among tn,
first experimsntsrs, have tried It to their hearts
content and condemn 1t - . huneug. "a y &
. We arc asked how often silver plate becomes
VOL thless IN less than eights.n uontl .. answer
rshoud never occur in that time, whom it il prop
sriy put up. They also tell ~ the vulca lite i.
very hard to break. I will adventure an expert
msnt-l- will produce piece OF metal plate, sucl
a. ! use In mounting teeth, and will stake ~th,
prico Of set of artificial teeth that it will tax,
Wice the force to break it tn will break the bes
vulcanite rubber IT the same dimsnsions. Az I.
elasticity, they cay is or less sought for il
metal plates Thu will not do, gentlemen. You
own patients Who have had experience win bea
usoutthat every spring or yield when bitten upol
tends 70 bruise the gums, causing irritation and
sometimes, inf mmatioa. Agaia, We are told tina
",hsscclor was never claimed~to represent the nat
ural gums" I can shov by their best autAorlt,
that 1t has bees. Ifnot, Why did they tlemselve
use it Il that purpose in this cityl
Il Itelieye have conAideres their points of ciaine
i Nv positions stand undisturbsd. Why do they nj
lshov that vegetable substance will stand II
sscretions and mastiession Of TIE mouth FrsI
lIswenty to thirty vegetable substances md cen
Is.Suras have In via kson triea-Gnd nv thel
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TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA

II He BUCKEYE bias two driving wheels, which
support the whole weight Of the frame, gear
ing and driver, giving it nearly doubl. the power
Of machine which b. as but one driving Wheel. By
tne uso OF Two driving wheels, operating together
or Independently. short turns can co made to the
right or left, without clogging or stopping the
knives. -- z--v -
-. No COG GEARING IN THE DRIVING WHEELS.
In nearly all machines now built the cog gear.
ing 10 connected with the driving wheels, as also
IL the Bal Reaper, REPRESENTED as being an i'm
proVement over the Buckeye. This gearing in the
master wheels cannot BE- thrown out and must ne
cessary be a continual wear, for 1t is the main
gearing
In the Buckeye this great evil is entirely avoided
the driving wheels having no cogs Oh them, the
gearing is permanently arranged near tn center
Ut the frame, at proper distance from t. driving
wheels, and driving Gy pawls AID ratchels, thus
svolding auy tendency of being clogged by mud or
dirt. 10 backing the gearing has no motion.
80 GwT PAwLs AND RA1cHRTs.
By tbs use of pawis and raschets, two or tund
wheels can be used to drive the knives In backing
the gearing is not put in motion, consequently the
knives do not vibrate. In all gements used IN
other machines for the purpose Of throwing hem
out of gear only half of the gearing be stopped,
and conseq lent the most important gear must
remain in motion,
DOUBLE HINGED FINGER EAR:
The ground on which moving machines are US ed
is generally more or less uneven therefore tho re-
ce>sity of having machine that will permit tie
fDger-bar to play loosely thereon Independent Of
any other part Of the machine. The fnger-bar to
The B. ckeye is attached to the frame by double
finger joint, wbi Oh allows it to follow t. snrface
Of the ground without being effect ed by the work.
ing Of the frame over knslls, ridges and through
hollows, - MI -z.-'
Ia consequence Of tho misrepresentation having
been made by the Ball Reaper, the proprietors Of
the Buckeye have deemed it a matter of necessity
10 make he above statement to show to the farm
ers tnat they have been suffering themselves to be
imposed upon, the Buckeye, manufactured 1t
Canton, Ohio, by G. Aultmsn d Co., is the only
'n.proUed Buckeye Reaper and Mower msnuf.c-
tured, and ali machines represented as the buckeye
improved not manufactured by them is an infring.
ment upon our rights.
E O. AULTMAN & co.
The Buckeye Reaper and Mower is for sale by
JOHN NJ GUILD, Atalissa,
And can be seen and examined at Bomberger,
Gr,swold Co.'s warsrcoms, Muscatine, Iowa.
May %, iS60-w5g
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New Pump for Wells & Cisterns

.NHE ..BUTLER PUMP ia no new-fangled fix
l. ture, but is a mod fcation and improvement
of the good old fashioned wood suction pump
the best Inmp ia existence.
Thote having old and worn out chain pumps
and who wish gooa pump, proof against freezing,
that will not faint the water and that will last
lfe-tim e. will do II call on j. g Stein, Penn.
~ vania House, or at Skinkle Livery Stable,
whore the pumps may be seen in operation.
X. GRAY, Agent,
Pennsylvania House, Mascatine. Iowa:
P.6. intend can, assing Muscatine Co with
he abov, NAM pump this season. X. GRAY.
1une ia 1850 Int
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A Card.
In view of sundry injurious reports set on foot by
persons interested in rival steamboats, as to the
safety and security Of the boilers, &C.. of the Mus
catine and Fl Madison daily packet Luzerne, Capt
Deming few days since invited Cspt Ross, of St
Louis, the legally authorized inspector, to make
examination, though he was not required by law to
submit his boat to another inspection till Septem.
Der next, her present papers expiring at that time
The following is Capt. Ross certificate:
10 achom 1t may Concern = At the request Of
Capt. A. L. Deming. have this day surveyed the
steamer Luzerne from roof to keson, and tind the
bottom and sides good of said steamer which have
lately been overhaulsd by ship carpenter-perfecty
sound and well fastened from stem to stern
have also examined her boilers and tested their
strength with 2o0bs. hydrastatic pressure TO the
square inch with great ease and not being able to
find leak, burn or fracture about them and have
no hesitation in pronouncing said boat safe for
the trade she is engaged in as any boat of her class
ON the Western waters. CHARLES Ross,
- sHrv. lnsp, 9Th District.
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Teachers Institute.

A TEACHERS INSTITUTE will comm nce in
n West Liberty on Monday July 9th, 1860, to
continue in session six days. Competent Lec:ur-
ers are ex pected to b. present
1t is hoped that every Teacher in this county.
and as many from adjoining counties as can, will
attend. The people in West LbIty will extend
,be hos pi aties of thei: homes to tho.e wno visit
them on thi, occ aston. PER ORDER.
lima 9Th 1880,
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Dissolution of CODartnershsp.

f1NHE cspartn ership herttofore existing bctWesD
l -. Leland 4 Co, J. II. Dunnng and Chas.
L Palmer, in the pork packing bu mess 10 th,
city Of Muscatine, is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent, said Palmer retiring from saie Partner.
ship. All liabilities to b. paid and all moneys due
1. be received by the firm Of Leland Co., sue
eessors to the old firm. TT. LELAND& co,
IN as. CHKS. l.. PALMER,
] II. INNING.
Mucsatine, Iowa, May 18th, 1s6O.-dlw w4w
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TR mort HALL!
Rem oval Notice.

CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
+ AM about to remove be stock of Boots, Snoes
l. Hats, Caps, Gloves, &C., from stsre-roem No.
t76 to storc-t on 1877 Second street, doors south
If Green i Stones Bank, wb, re will be happy t,
sac all my old customers and as many new ones Is
please to come. I will make any kind of boots or
shoes to order, for either ladies or gents misses
CO j! den. Satisfaction war; anted in all cases.
Esp articular attent ion paid to repairing.
@B large portion of the stock now oD hand
will be soil at eastern and carriage, it must
be sold to settle the business of tn" late firm.
CO. UARMlCH AEL,
Muscatipe, June 19-yltr BY 8. KETCHAM.
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river News.

The river was thought to be about on stand last
evening. The rise has come up to 81 feet Of
extreme high water. The river is now bank full
and running over the bottom on the opposite side
1t is falling above, however, and decline may be
expected here in very few days. s.ge.
FREiaHrs are becoming scarce and the river
business generally is rather dull Wheat is now
shipped from this port to St. Louis for cents per
bushel and other articles in proportion. Passage
S6 to A. 81 -
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Mrs. window,

Mrs. WinSl0W, ...
An experienced nurse and female physician, has
SCOT hing Syrup for children teeth'ng, which great
~ facilitates the process Of teehng, BY s,ftsnine,
che gums, reducing all Inflammation, will ai!ay ali
cain, and is sure to rsguia,e the bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest TO yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
ssfs in all cases. Sec advertise nsns in anot her
column. ..... ...
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22
Estate of Edward Wright.
dsc'd-County Court Of
said Coanty: r,
STATE OF Iowa,
MUsoAslNs Couxrx,

y :.
To Annie Bersis, Philemon Bersie, Elizabetl
Shelly, John n. She ~, and the heirs o.
Sarah Reed. decd, (three In nuneer, name ~
known) Daniel Shelly, and Hannah shelly,
heirs or Mary Sh, liy, deed, and all perso q
interested in eaid estate r ssE
VOU are hereby notified that there Il now on die
i in the office Of the County Judge Of said
county, q petition Of WiIIism P. Wright, admins
tra:or Of the estate Of I'd yard Wright, decd
setting forth that. In rendering an account Of the
assets Of said estate, thvrc were, by mistake and
misrepresentation. two notes included therein
amounting in the aggregate to 81 10000. which
notes we're the property Of said WIN. p. Wright,
and not the property Of So d estate, and asking
that he b. allowed to withdraw taid noes, and
exclude them from the assets Of said estate. You
are further notified that hearing will Do had IN
said petition on the 2sth day of July, A.. D. 1860
Ut q O'Clock P. M, at tEs office Of said County
Judge. :, HICKMAN BkOy
Att'ys Tor VIM. P. Wright.
Let the foregoing Not o. be published in -ths
Mu.estins Weekly Journal for four weeks sac
ces.ively. EDWARD Il. THAlLk,
y So County Judge.
Muscatine, June IA, l860-~5w--prs fee-$1.
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NOTICE

70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF The MUscArIHE BRAHcr
OF THE TIPruN r. r CO..
~ Yoo are hereby notified to meet at the
Office Of the Secretary, in fremont Hall, on Satur-
day evening next, % inst, at II O'Clock, to con-
slider measures for completing the road.
JOSEPH A. GREEN, Prcst.
JOIN O. WILSON. I'D
18th June, 1860. 'H
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.rEW .u.aCHE.rE SHOP.


rVuE undersigned having hsted up a machine
/ shop in a part of the building occupied b
Au.ent Il johnson. directly in fsont Of the cour.
d,use, in the city Of Muscatius, is fully prepared
o do al wcrk in bis line. lie has the necessary
'athes and tonls for d ing heavv and light work
doing Mill Work. -Alss, fit building OF re.
pariag Reapers. Mowers. horse-powels, lhrashing
Machines, and Ill kinds Of agricultural implements
NB-ip all cases the materials, wood, iron and
astings will be furnished and the necessary work
done thereon. -fe'l. siH
Having had an experience Of % years he feels
confident of giving satisfaction to all who may
give him their patronage. He sttends personally
to his business and guarantees all work. All pos
-ibie despatch viii be u-ed, and in cases o
'breaks' in mill machinery no time will DO lost in
outing things in running order with ~ little
elay AZ poss Bile. Tie charges will be moderate in
all cases. He respectfully asks trial. -.
apr1S-w6,n JAoOb bkhDiNE. ]
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Isett 4 Brewster,
VS..
Isaac K. Mann.
Ia the District Court Of Mus
catine County, Iowa.

i issso ~ bI asen' ''''ne o'0A''' A0""'
To Isaac K. Mann-Sir:
VoU are hereby notified that on the 3oth day o.
i December, A. D. Il SO, Isett Brewste,
(partners) fled their petition in the Office of th
cle Of the District Court OF Muscxtins Co., Iowa
claiming Of yen aHd ssii Joseph Blake the SUN OF
Sixty-Four Dollars and Twenty FIVE Cents, with
ten Der cent interest from March 10th, 1859, T.
money due them on certain promssory note.
You are further nNifed that writ Of attachment
has been issued in said against your property
-tuat on the s0th day of Decemb :, A. D. 1860, II
return Of .snot found" as to you was made by The
Sheriff Of said county, and that at the May term o.
said court for the year A. D. 1860, upon the pre-
sent. ,ion and fling of the proper affidavit su,
cases eauirei an order of publication grarteu
by the Judge of said court agsinst you Nov.
uoloss y,u tpear on or b fore the first day Of th
next term of said court aud answer to SAID peilto
a Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
and your property sold to satisfy he same.
KICHM IN b BRO.
Att'ys for Pf'fs..
Mus.atine. June 8. ls6O-w5t-prs fee S.
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N,OElEE % hereby gwen that the undersisrcd
~ has beea appolntsd by tbs County Judge
adm inistrator Of the estate Of Martha Tulnsr,
dec d. lae Of Muecntine county All pers. rs ic-
debted to said estate will make payment immedi-
ately, and all persons having elaims will pre
sent them within one yeaf, % required b. law,
.aas53g 4. n. VAN PELT, Admir-.
Jrne7 1See-v4v .
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N AR R led,

On June 10th, 1860. by Justice T. D. Smith. Mr..
E ia DEMoss to Miss MARTHA ALLEN - all of
Muscatiue.
On Wednesday evening. June 18th. 1862 at the
house of Mrs. Let's, near Ononwa, by Rev. J. q.
Wilson, Mr.. HoRATIo p. SMALL to Miss LOUISA A.
WnLIAns-all Of Grandview township Louisa CO.
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sss tFor the Journal ]
Htxhway Robbery.


On last Saturday Q6th inst "a man named Gould,
living in the vicinity Of West Liberty, being home
ward bound from Iowa City, with cargo, was
accosted in the timber west Of that place, BY four
men, disguised, who ordered him to hand over to
them certain portions of his goods; which very
unreasonable demand he, of course, determined to
resist, and, in token thereof drew revolver; but
being convinced by the apparition Of sundry
hickory clubs in close proximity to hs head Of the
fruitlessness of such an undertaking. be quietly put
up his Weapon, whereupon his assailauts helped
themselves to such articles they seemed to be il
search Of and having placed their plumder on the
ground, proceeded Forthwith ina most savage
manner to beat their victims with Ratchet ON The
bead one whisky and three lager beer kegs
the contents Of which were very soon lyings'scat
tered around loose on the ground - after whict
the robbers quietly retired and the injured traveller
pursued his way rejoicing perhaps e s =
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HerriGk's Sugar Coated Pills.
The Whole World United!
sick Peep E, T H IN K /!

SICK PEOP L E, 7 h I N K
HBE ,AHTE1 WHICH, ACT.
La You'd scarce expeos, at tnis late day,
| a With stsrtlinR cures book to MI;
| This Ia the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrick's Pill.
: ~ They come from hxss, and North. ard West
& Ana with glad Il Angs the papers Ill,
Beosuse they are the oheapeet, safest. best
Ana superior 70 others 10 Herricks Piiis
From Plants, and xiowers they're made;
[. Thor always cure--they never kill;
Thousands now in thoir graves were laid,
Wee it not for Nerrick's Pill.
Each Pill with sug. is coated Ger
A rare discovery Of matchless skill;
Their like WAS never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herrick's Pill.
For years he's wOlA.l to heal the sick,
With joy eiste his bosom ILLS:
For tens IT Thousands nov rejoice
.... Al the msgi; powers VI Bsrrick's Pills.
AD-HERKICK'S MArCHLfSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have mum sted the world With
rheir popularity. over i've million boxes are osed
annually, giving employment to eighty i've men
and women 70 put them up, Their cures are mum.
bered by praises ON the tongues Of
all. Citisens Of Muscatine and elsewhere, have
you ever used themS Pus up in English, spanish,
German and Frsnsh directions. Large family
ooxes, 81 OTIS Five bikes for 81. sold every
whers.
oee advert sem snt on 3lu cage.
4. H. PALMER, Travelling Agent for tho Uni
ad States. .re -E.
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SAM ORD
LIVER INV1G OR A T 0 3
MEYER DEBILlTATES.


TT Is COMPOUNDED ENfAhELY FROM
/ GUMS, and has become an established fact, .
standard M edi cine, TOR, and 1t will ours
known and approved BY Liver Complaints, Bill
oil that have used it, :. ious Attacks, Dyspep-
and is now resoried to STA Chronic DiarrhO@
with confidence in AL e summer Complaints,
the diseases for which & Dyscntery, Dropsy,
it is recommended. Sour Stomach, Hatitusi
1t has cured thous- z Costiveness,. b o ic
snds within the last two = Cholera, Cholera Nor
years who had Civ. D up s. bus, Cholera Infantum
all hopes of relief, as q Fiatlience, Jaandice,
the numerous unsoliot- s Female Weakness !,
I'd certificates in my and may be ustd sue
possession show. oessf uiiy a. an Ordins
The dose must be s ry Family Medicine
adapt.d TO the temper - 1t will cure = I OK
amsnt of the Individual .. u = d h, u.
,aking it, snd used in tnoasan IDS can testify
.uch quantities az to 9 in twenty minutes, ii
act gently on the bow two or three Teaspoon
els. Iuis are taken at eom
Let the dictates o Increment Of attack.
vour Judgment uideS All who &c it are
Won Z the use Of the giving their testimoD.
LIVER INVIGO r A. in Its favori
MIX WAFER IN TIE MOUTH WITH THE
iNVINORAlOR, AND SW LLOW BOTH to
dEIHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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CHICAGO, June 10.

Flour declined zoe during the week sales
at $4.724 for Spring Extra and So so for
-nper. Wheat declined 3c, but steady at
81 "a tor No. Q and Los for No in store.
Corn steady at 4s3c for NJ. l and sol for
river mixed. Oats dull at 3Oc. Rye ESQ
&c. Barley $50. Potat"e. in fair demand
at 25036c. lily dull at 5000 rs for pressed
prairie. and $9.5 OSLO tor pressed timothy
Green h des 74@73c drv flint l5(9l53c =
Eggs 8(@s3c Butter s@l0c. Live chickens
$l.75@$2 Ter de-.
q n ~ ST. Louis, june 10.
Flour doll at $40 for choice nntry ex.
ira. Wheat excee 'ingly dull at 97(098c for
spring and $i@sl 03 for club. Prices
mu t drag till TIE old s. ock is IF the market.
Corn Frustrated b. receipts Of 10000 bush
els during the day sales at 50@55c. Oats
3S(04Oc. Barley 75c.- Potatoes buoyant
AMI prices advanced to 66c for Irish Grcys.
70(19Oc tor mixed aud neshxnn"cks, 75@
300 tor pinkeyes and 81 for neshannocks.
Hay better :, prime 92&,, choice 81 per cwt.
Egg SIC: Green hides 70, dry flint 14c.
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NllTIGE

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned sgainst cred.
IA ,tiug Cathsrine Klein on my aseoont, as will
pay 10 debts Of her contracting from ami site.
MS date. GEORGE KLEIN.
Muscalins, jung 2lst, Is6O.-N3M.