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Diseol9tion.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex1S-
J. ting under the name Of Brown Z Armstrong
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
is authorised to settle the accounts Of the tfm
Jemss Armstrong; viii coutiuue the pEact % q
Law, in the Once besssososs oseapisd by BrowI
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NIUE srnua S Co suTA' IS.


10 N. Corwith l. Co., Charles Twitohell, Handy
Bteuner aud Farr,l Fouadry: ata
JuU will please take notice that there is now OIL
i die in she ofiee Of tao District Court of said
sounty, a Bill in Lhsncery Ut John IL. Hershey
II Lanca ster county, State Of Pennsylvania, anu
Jacso uuc.r. or York county, same state, therein
among other things, stung forth that, on the 21i
day Of may, 1857, Bsnjanin Hershey aud ELIZA
beth H. shey executed q NOR tgage to sad e1n
painants upon the following Zeal estate, situate IL
Muscatlne county, State OF Iowa, tO-wlr:
Lois |, 2 and II, in b ock 3 /; Lots | and il
Block Al west half Lot 8, Block II; west hull
Lot 5, Stock AZ, Let 4, Book ~, in tho city oi
Muscat,ne, to secure the pay INT Mt ef two prom'S-
sorry notes Of said BENZ ANN As.sesy, Of even dat
herewith, Que for IS 900, payable one yer f-om
late, to John II. Hershey, and enc for 81, 500.
payable one year from date " Jacob Husef, with
10 per cent interest-that said not have not beel
paid, and that thereby the estate of complain n !:
a said premises became absolute ct iaw-hst sub
sequent to said mortgage c.rtaln Judgments opes&
ling as liens upon said premises nave been rendered
IN said court against said Benjamin Hershey IL
favor of N. Corwitn & Co, Charles lwitchell
Handy & Brenner and Fsrriii Foundry, aud tina
the alnouat Of saiu notes Is now due 10 SAD co2-
plainauls from said Benjamin HeIsbey-and that
1t is among Other things pray. a that you b, mad
parties defendant to eaid bl,i-that a sale defen1.
ants answer under oath the allegations of said Biz
that an account DO stated of The amounts due
upon said mortgage and judgmen.s-and tha
said Benjamin he shey be dscr.ed TO pay wha
natl thus appear to be due, and in defaut, Of sucl
payment, that said premises b. sold ss upon exc
tution, and that distribution be made Of tb'
proceeds thereof undor tue direction Of said court
according to the rights of the several parties.
You are, therefore, hereby notified to appsal
be lore said court or before the rst day Of tbt
next term thereof, and answer to said ELL, aus
upon Your failure 30 to do, that such orders sne
dec ees will b. taken in the premis prayed foI
in said Bill. BUTLER i CAMPBELL,
Soils for Compartments.
Muscatins, Juue 8, lS6O-w4w-prs fc, Sill
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are detained at the post In this city for want
Of proper directions or because the postage is not
prepaid according to law: lHEa 4
]. MIR. Henry D. Gazlev, Angola, n --unpaid.
l. L, Simpklns. Springfield Co., shookergroof
3. Mr.. Augustus kiigor, in care of Mr.. David
Robinson warfell. Muskdin county. ,taat Iowa.
E f.. Messrs Miller Brayton, Dubuke, Iowa.
cent stamp. ssr- - AyFE-f
SD q Henderson, Morgan county, Illinois.
6. j. o Gorham, Antlsna, state of Illinois,
Beckudine county
Z. Caswell Hanna, Esq !, Cedar p o. Desmoines
Co., Iowa-(no such postofice in Desmoiues Coz
William Vasney, Livingston county, Mo.
9. Eliza Knowles. Humboldt Co Iowa, -r's-
10. aiss Halda Robbins, Dubuque, Iowa-staml
used before - s. = : -,
i IL Mr.. John Funck, North Callins Erie county
L. TO Mr.. Crenines Jonson, County Co. Poy
Post Office, ioway se* -.l%..H@s ~'
= Is. Me- Jrmes Macoy. Coosyille, Mills Co, iowa
IA. Elizabeth Mason, Barronton Post Office
Muscatins Co., Iowa-no such post office
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The STATE OF Iowa, GO
MUSCATINE COUNTY, .

To N. Cvrwlth IL Co., Charles Twitehell, Handy 4
Brennsr, miles Works and Tarriii Eoundy:
NOU will take notice that John U. Aershsy, Of
i Lancaster county, State Of Ptnnsy wanna, and
Jscob Huber, Of York county, Pennsylvania, have
filed their Bill in Chanssry, in the District Court
of Museatine county, Iowa, aga nat you ana BENZ
amin Hershey and Elizabeth Hershey and others
lnsreio, amoag other shInss setting forth that, oh
or about the Is day Of March, A. D. 1857 the
sxid BENJAMIN and Eii1Abeth Hershey executed o
nyr, gage to said Johu H. Hershey aud Jacob
huber, IN fee simple, upon tie following ZEAL
esl ate situate IN SAID co ,nty, to-wit: b.
Lots 2, 8 anu 4 in block 2, IN tie city Of Musoa,
tine Out-jot l, section 2, township rs, range 2
vert Except 10 feet in width 1T VI the west side
thereof part Of lot 5, BLOCK AZ, section and town-
ship atoie.ald and lot 4, block 43, all more fIll
described IN their petit,on, which tald mortgage
was executed ~ secure the payment OF Two PROM
.ssory notes Of said Benjamin Hershey, of evet
Do TO Their, with, for the aggregate cum Ct $4,000
and payable in two years from date-that saiu
notes we're not paid at maturity, and thereby the
estate of said 0mpIainantS in said premises DE-
came absolute Vt law-that Subsequent TO said
mortgage, oertaia Judgments operating % mems
upon said premises, have been rendered in said
urt against .aid Benz amin Hershey, IN favor OF n
Uorwith i Co.; Fsrrill Foundry, Charles fwitcheii
and Handy Bremen, and that the amount OF SAT-
notes is now oue from SAID Benjamin Heishey to
uomplainapts, and that 1t Is amo.g her Things
prayed that you be made parties defendant to said
BAi-that al said defendants answer under oatL
the allegations Of SAID B,ii-thAt an account b,
stated; as between defen1snts and compia'nxnts,
d the amount due upon said mortgage and juog
lnents, and mat said Benz amln Hershey ot
lecrssd 10 pay said amount, and in default of
such payment that said premises may bo sold a:
upon exss luton ut law, and that distribution b.
,e III ade Of the proceeds Of such sale, under tn,
direction Of said court, according to the rights
the several parties. ~
You are. therefore, hereby notified to appear
oef ,re said court Gu before tho frs day Of To,
asxt tetm thereof, and answer to lid Bill, anu
upon your failure so to de, that su.h orders an
decrees will DO taken In th premises as prayed foI
In said Bull BUTLER & CAMPBELL,
Soils for Compla nants.
Inn 1870 --w4v-ur 'afaa xI2.
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without proper trial, warrant and recommend
thisS WIN the amount Of brsnsstone save IT. 4
AeD 1salvatioR - 6 2" q" Ta@'SsSs@@
The main trouble with The gentlemen seems thai
they haze Thought pig In the ttys." Aud oh
shas poor pig! Who will help - to fs,tsn it
a tile arithne,ical 6gurins will show the man
osuse Of che seal Of our very phi'anthropcal pat
| ent deaIers in the vulcnnits. The dentist has to
pay for ono pound Of gold. such % will do in the
mouth, $I9Os; and for the same weight of hard
rubber and sulphar s.. New, the difference in
these sums 10 $lsO5-.'6gures will not ie.''
The gentlemen labor to confound and make
synonymous .'.pat. MT with "invention.' Every.
body knows the differ ,ncs. Ahs dental profession
.oses its growth and efficiency to invention, and
becsute the patent system would impoverish it,
and rob it Of its liberal dignity, it has placed its
seal Of condemnation upon It, as it, worthy prsds.
cessor, the medical profession, "long since"
The great "blubber" at tho oloss Of their article
unfortunately busted before they could show It.
What pityl Try again, gentleman - there's
ano her week before you. will make another
wiring upon that word which brous ht out 70 much
talent. Here 1t is:
"lt is considered derogstory to the dignity Of
t he pr; fesnon to resort 70 pasis announcements
u private cards. or handbills, inviting ihs alton.
lion OF the puo,c TO particular methods OF Treat
msnt, or to publish cases and operations
In the public newspapers, or suffer such publication
10 be made. These are the ordinary |
practices Of empirics and are highly reprehensible
70 regular usnt.st.''-lS See 'troceedings Of the |
Penns. AS ociAtior of Dental Surgeons" Dental
As,cs Letter, Vol. 8, No. 3, p. l4S.
A. this article has already obtained t, IN intrud-
ng length, I will here refrain. Qssantum s466eit
-s'put sed." uig J. HARDxAM.
June Is, 1860. F-t
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mounting 10 the aggregate to 1910 acres Of corn
which, from present appearances. will yield Z;
bushels to the acre, or total of 100 750 bushels
and 925 acres of wheat averaging IS bushels 10 the
acre, or g. les bushels : making the total amount
of grain raised by fourteen contis uous farmers
l4s. SIS bushels and, allowing 40 bushels to the
load will make 1896 loads which must all be
broughtto Muscatine for shipment. And this is
buta pittance Of what is raised for this market.
We see at once the necessity of bridging the
Cedar river An improvement so much needed ane
so universally demanded by the people of tina,
section the country ought longer to be delayed
no, can there be any doubt but that the people o.
this city should make the proper arrangements te
have that much-needed project carried into execu
will write more at some future time, for
l Know MORE.
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FOR CHILDREN TLETHING.

FOR CHILDREN TkETHING.
N7B1CH greatly facliitats the process of testh'
w ing, BY softening the gums, reducing all
,nfamn ations-w.il siiay ALL PAIN and X asmodio
action, and is sure
To Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon It, mothers, it will give Test to your
seives end
Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN SAY, IN CoNFIDENCE AND TRUTH
f it, what We have never been able te say of any
pthcr medicine-NEvER HAS 1T FAILED IN sINGLa
INSTANCE, To BFFECT CURE wh.n timely used.
Never did We know ms snce of d,ssatist action
y any enc who used it. On the con trary all are
iel GIFTED with its opsrat ions, and FAX in terms
If commentator of its MAGICAL effects and medical
virtues. We speak in TINS matter WHAT We DO
KNOW" after ten years. experience AND PLEDGE
OUR REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILLMENr OF WHAT WE
HERE DEaCLARE. In al ust every insl ance where
the lnt~nt Is suffer,ng from pain and exhaustion,
relief mill be found in fifteen twenty minutes
after this syrup is adpinis,ersd.
This valuable Trspsra ion il the prescription of
one of the most EXPERT ENcED and sKILLrUL NUasFs
New England, sDd has been used with NEVER
FAILING SUCCESS IN
a THousands of Cases.
It not only Ieieyes the child rom pain, but iu-
vigorates he stomach and wells, corrects acdiy,
and gives tone and enrrgy to the whole systeuI.-
1t will almost ms antly relieve
Gripping in the Bocels, and Wind ChoHc,
and overcome convuisicns, which if not speedily
r, medIed, end in death. We believe it to BE- the
BEST AM sUREsT REMEDY IN THE WORLD. in all
If DYs LNTERY AND DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whether
1t arises rom Ieeth.ng, or any other cause. We
would say to every Mother who has child suffer.
ing fran any Of the foregoing complaints, NOT
! LIT YOUR PREJU DlcEs, NOE THE PREJuDIcEs GF
nrHERs, stand between you and your suffering child
and ne relief that will be sURE-yes, ABsoLUrELY
sURE-ts follow the Of this Medicine, 1t timely
used. Full directions for using will accom- any
each bottle. None nuine unless the fac-simile
| of CUKIls & PERKINS, New York, is on the out
| side wrapper. E
Sold ~ Druggists throughout the World.
Principal Office, Is Cedar Street, N. Y. -
Price, only IS cents per Bottle.
| BOLD wholesale and retail by
H W. W. DE nEUS, Muscatine, Iowa.
| April 23-d 4 wi
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4 6.osncawasnm


Mr. En1roR win you grant small space 0
. your highly reputed Journal for the purpose o
, communicating to your many readers the conclu
sion arrived at by a few days sojourn among thai
independent frugal. industrious, cheerful and
happy portion of our citizens denominated s'the
farmers"-t those Of them who are living beyond
the Cedar and northwest from the junction of the
Cedar and Iowa rivers? a 80
To be brief in my capitulations. will first say
that the territory lying in the forks of the Cedar
and Iowa is one complete "gurden spot" plane
rising up from point At the conjunction of the two
rivers, spreading a. the courses of the rivers
diverge, gradually elevating just high enough to
drain the land perfectly, % that traveller placing
rivers and midway between them will cast his eve
at one glanc- on every acre Of land lying between
him and the forks Of the rivera which, for richness
of soil ana fertility y perhaps unsurpassed in the
world. It is bordsred on each side along the two
rivers with magnificent belts Of TIMBER, perhaps
the heaviest in the Stats Of Iowa.
Four mies west Of the confluence of the rivers,
you find the fourishing city of Oakland which,
though not yet grown to over some 40 inhabitants,
bids iar at some day soon to rival if not outstrp
all Of her neighboring county towns. As you
approach the city, the first structure which the eye
beholds is the church edifce which is alternately
made use of q school-house. AS you enter into |
the heart Of the town, you behold dwellings WHICH,
from their external appearance, betray the
joys, comforts aud happiness Of their inmates
and though the mind may anticipate cordial
welcome to their generous hospitaiities when
approaching those inviting habt.tions, yet still
must leave the reader to imagine the effect
produced on a stranger accustomed only to rough
living as in "river towns" when Q gentle rap At
the door will admit him into their midst, with
hearty How d'you do?" from the whole family
from the noble hearted generous and intelligent
husband; the wife, whose countenance blooms with
cheerfulness and happiness their sons and daugh
tiers, all joining in the strain to make their home
q Paradise to the guest Nor can we make any
exceptions to this rule among the settlers in the
surrounding country, for the same is true with
regard to all of them. Nor can a single look of
bad feeling be discovered on the countenance OF
any person in that entire neighborhood. There are
two very fine stores in the town of Oakland. well
stocked with goods and doing thriving business
One Of the stores is owned by Mr.. w. c. Croker
the other by Mr. stefen-both gentlemen having
very popular business reputation, who cannot fail to
enrich themselves by their trade. A magnificent
steam saw mill is one of the improvements Of the
city. ~ r-Er s.r Ed
To give an idea of the extent Of the agricultural
Improvement of the surrounding country, will
mention the crops put out by a few of the farmers
contiguous to each other. Their crops are in the
most promising condition ever known in any I
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Isett l. Brewster |
vs..
James Hall.
Nancy P. Hall,
Henry II SAUCE,
Francis VintOn,
Mary A. Nolt, n.
Robert E. Kicker
District Court of Muscatine
County, State of Iowa.


Robert E. Kicker ,a
70 the above named Defendants: GpIt
N7OU are hereby notified that ON the 10th day Of
Il April, A. u. 1860, lsstt h Brewster tpartners)
I'll, their petition IN the Office Of the cerk of the
ustri t Court of Muscatine county, Iowa, c ,inine
of the said james Hall the sum Of 81, 1873 80 100
with ten per cent. in crest from April 18th. 1857
a. NJ pey due on certain promissory note TOR the
ab,ve sum, ex ecuted ny hin to oAe A. ". Patter-
20 and now belonging to said lsett Brewster.
Said pet ton also asks the for eclosure Of the lgh
Of ali Of said defendants TO redeem from q mort
pa pe ex ecuted by said James Hall and Nancy.
Hail to said Patterson, to s4cure the payment Of
said prcmissory upon the foil Ing described
real estate, to-wit: The sout h;essl quarter III Of
seotion fifteen (1S) and tins west ha.f II OF the
sso seyent, acrrs in the Forth east quarter III 4
section twenty seven t27j all in township seventy
seven FIJI range mum Der tvD ~ west OF the fifth
pripe,usi meridi n--Ts' ererce b ing had to the
rec ris plat Of said seventy ace., the record.
er;s Office Vt Mssca,iue county, will more fully.
ana a. large, appesr-con aiming in all tbres hum
| drpd and ten acres-thc same being in Muscatine
eounsy. State Of Iowa. You are further no IL ID
that no personal claim is m sde against any of
snd defendants except the eaid James Hall-fhat q
ret m of .pot found made rs 10 nil of said de-
Pendants PRIOR to the May said court for The
wear $50 that at sail May term, upon the pre-
sent alton ord fling Of the sfiissit rquirai N
such cases, an order Of publication was granted
by the JUDI of said urt sgaiast II of laid dsfepd
ants herein named. Bow, therefor ,anless you sp
pear and answer 10 said petition on Or b fprs tb'
fr,t day II the next erm Of said court, i judsm
and decree will b rendered as peayed forIin ~
l petition. -.l~, RlCAMAN l. BRO, -
1 Sol's for Petitioners.
! Massatia@ jane 9, 1sso-wst-pssfss1l2 70
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BR YAN'S .
PTJLMONIC WAEERS'

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uNHRsE WAFERS give most instantaneous AM
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Every one afflicted should give them m impartial
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"a vscAL1srs AsD PuBLIc SPEAKERS, these wa
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,soov. the most severe occasional hoarseness and
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Greatly improving its tone compass and eiesreess'
for which purpose they are regularly used BY many
profess, onal vOcal'sts
JuB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, kocheste's
Ny. Price rs cents per box. For sale py 81
Druggists. o
kuseatlsc, Oct. 18th 1909. -. .-
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DY virtue Of . special Fyecl ton TO me directed
ID and delivered from the Office Of the Clerk Of
The District Court Of usoatine ciunty, State nj
Iowa, against tho lands and tenem-nis Of Abner r.
Brown. A. Smallsy, Ihos Morfcrd: George Wiley
aud Christisn Hsrshe, have levied upon aid will
expose to sale, on Saturday, the 14sh day Of Juy,
A. 1860, stthe Cosrt House door in the city
Of Mussatine, the following described property.
to-wt: The south half Of the southeast q aart,r
Of section twenty in township seventy sig, north Of
range two west-centaining eighty acrer. more or
lea-all Of which, or no mu,h thereof a. may be
accessory will be sold to satisfy said special exsou
tion In favor of Derthold Msrck. t sas
Sale 70 commen . between the hours OF nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in the af
ternoon Of said day. WIN. GORDON,
Sheriff Muscatine couaty.
Muscstine, June 18th. 1860--w4w- prs fec IS.