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NeWI. Arrang,elment.

ron THE TEsN NEFIT or NY CUSTOM
3 S1hSss coficihded 10 make the following Ar.
.emeniH--I prQpase. 10 cell Goods on az flvora-
terms Is fieY ckn he had Ii this market. Be.
ina fisaf short settlAinents are most eadsfsct0fy
Il Parties, have concluded 10 settlc with al my
masrs ~ the first of Januafy and the ss.sfst 8.
d bach Year These arrapssments will be
cdr adhered % JANIS s'r NV AkI..'
'edls, Chic, Jsnpary y 1857. 'ssa a!s
.@TEaf OIL. Al Aw5sss and on drought, prsm
lfy.sI sfRxfYtF st1 le5s Z J BEHlL
Ve ~ Post and Fssaey Avte Paper, ysrious. Kind
inaahalislse i large supply, at .ss. X
sslls, 1853 ID sJSiiN DEsALLs
..rrral.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10
M. q. SIemmons
4 AT his old stand again.

rs prepared to do all kinds Of Blacksmithinu Horse
U Shoeing, &C., in the best manner and on the
most reasonable terms. lie keeps constantly on
land and for sale cheap, the following articles:
I've horse Wagons, and Buggies,
Hall and Speer's lion center Plows,
Iron double shovel plows,
Steel tooth Cultivators.
tAewiil keep an assortment of plows and points
6nsfartiy on hand, He can furnish hillside and
ubEsofl plows, on the shortest notice.
Cadiz, q. April 2G. I554.-tf.
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= NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ID 70 AARON F0RMAW

TAKES this method to inform the citizens ol
IL Harrison and adjoining counties, tLat be
has taken the stand formerly occupied by Joseph
Williams, in line
GsSACiA MAKING BUSINESS.
And that he has on hand a superior stock Of
Carriages and Buggies,
Which he intends to sell on tire mosl reasonable
rms. Persons iroia- distance may rest assured
hat they canto assweii al my Establishment
hey can west Of the mountains, us | am deters
niiied Dottobe excelled in timber or ofknanshio-
Repairing done on the shortest notice, and on tie
nost reasonable terms. #t
!. have purchased the Right Of the Putent
onpling invented by Hons. Edward s. Charles Ev.
Tsts Itneeds only to be seen to be appreciated
4 hope and feel confident Of liberaI share o
stfonaaes e-sg A.ak0kMAN.
cadiz, october 4 1856. ~ n -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10
MICHAEL FEAST,

S'' STEUBENVlLIsE, O. e@a II
RyWholeeale and Retail Dealer in Candies,
Cakes, Nuts, Rnisns Crackers ant Imported Ci-
gars, nenrly opposite thehank, Steuhenyille, OHIO.
N. B. edding and other parties furnished with
Cakes &c on short uatce May l6. 1858.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10
CHERRY PICTORIAL
-" FUN IIIN NNTIU NUNE UF
COUGHs, COLDS, HOAKSENESS, INFlU-
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPiNG
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN H +
CTpIENT CON 81 Nj T1T HON n.t
FOR TIE RAPID CURE or

CIPlENT COhSVMPII ION, g
and for tho relief Of cosnnltiye patients in HdvaurvA
stages Of the disease. .sta .-r. T. ttiHYr
We need speak to the public Of its virtues.
Throughout every md alinus every hamlet The
American States. it's wonderful Of pulmonary rti.
paints have made il already known. Nay, few Gt- The
families IN any iyilaed country On this continent ith
rle Personal rXIcliuuC, Gi ills frts and tu4i
the communities any viele which niG not an,ng fl~m
living trophy "f its ycrry the Subtle
geIous Diseases IT the Throat aud lungs Nhe Il is 0
mist powerful atdote yet known 70 pr tie iI tnl
dlbG and daIgciCu GrsrB If the UlnUisIy TghIs, IL
also tie leHsiest and sHfrtt ,enpdy that ie
poycd tr iGiItA and Suuis lers,n artts tlidnld
have il IN store against the side eremy fhh steals
uIon thrm unpieparsd. We have abundant Eltrds 10
believe the G. tr7 ifci0,Ul lives 10y the
sump'iullS il prevents than those it k"tp Il hy
YOU and colds while they are cnAlIe. ~ veg
lec them until no hunHn Sk cai msser The itex t.llA
caNker that fastened the etas cats life assay
All knew the dreadful fatality Of lung disprfs. nt aSif
they know the ytues Of this remedy need ii Gnt
Than hrn II is still made the iosl "a
be. We spare cost, toll to ncirtr II ifs
most perfect pcssIc and tins nnrd those wln teiSth
it tie best agent which on, skill furnish fr thTh cure
PREPARED By DIR. ]. {. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Msss
Ann SOLD BT' 'r@ i@ffiF&+
John Mclean and lonn Beall. Ca liz; Tlos Hon.
Sins, Moorpfe'd; h. ] Pbipps, Smv nm, Il Green.
'reeporG Cannon Il Bro, New Athens and by ali
Ieaers in Medicine .. ii r-' Yt
Cadiz, Ohio Oct 20 Iy
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Erysipelas, ScrofIia, Kings Evil, letter.
Tnmurs, and Salt Rhenm. ,s3C

From Flalca1dhg .eIthaHt ~ 81 Lou s, RIO. 4, 1866
Dir. AVER: Npur Pills are the paragon Of all thst is
great IN medicine They have cured my little daughter
of neernu upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurae for years. Her mother had been long gevvp
ly ai ted with batches aud pimplrs her skin anh i
her hair. An child cured she also tried your
Pills, and they have c,ued her ASA MonGRlndE.
Rheumatism. NEURALGIA. and Cont.
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Susinfss Gar6s. =.

PyPREMfUM paid on gold and silver q the
Bsnking House Of REzIx WELcH & CO.,
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RELAX, and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity Of the blood.

From Rsr. j. =. Hnst Iitstor Of Adrcai Church. B,o~s
pa. AVER: have used your piils with extraordinary
in family and aunR those am called 10 sit
in distress. To rrgulAt the organs Of digestion and putt
~ the blood they the very best remedy have evsf
known, and l confidently recommend them 70 my
friends. L Yours, J. " HINES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

sr,SpARn or WuEAr-TIe Com Excaa1ee this forenoon
aa ed of wheat presented By il sco1an-ies The
rsd club. No. cub Mo- cluh, and No 3
.I.b instructed o. procure one busaei Of
each grade Tor tlu of Ile board D l5rrEsl1,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE AIARTET-Oct. Il
rr-frr mn


sur-U U uchausrI and the dsgand chiefly fr the supply
pressing wants o, local and eastern tdg; es i0i
tbs al Sla4 fr unsound; - 35 flr sup~rne stale,
,ra: 81 40dj for medium western $ 3o1
ir shipping brands of extra round hoop Ohio mrhei
si- al Galldu dIur continues dull. sales - Ibis Al
common 10 choice extra small sales q kye
Hour 81 Z5Gi
Whra-oavv aud fully 2- lower, sales 22l5l iner
f-d 81 % 05. 6-l bl 10 good white Cta
dan 81 I6, and lul1 bush uut Chicago spring
81 ~
Isye-L1Wer aud dull al 74-
Icg-Dull and declining. sales l20oe bu u e3-1Sl-
CTu-L0Ner with l.tfle more demaLds sales s3lU In
67s6-c tar good mixed western lneludlns D.
900 bi export at the latter price, &c Tor sound ye lows
~ Tor hands lne yellow
Oas-ln Moderate request a. - SC Tor state; sc for
western and Causdi n
MhIsky-liemans steady; sales 70 bbs II sc and 50
bhs HarIuess II PC.
ork-Dhil. ani pm ted; sales $50 bhs
at SO 3s6 ~ W Old aud SIS - fOr n9ss' SIlls for
Old prime.
seei-Uncansed; sa'es 3ll bbFs NJ s. 950G'0 for new
mss Ssls for d. nine SlGl2 or Ic-qarkcd-
and 81 fbr Beef hams more active II
bhis a SlGEl7
GU NIsaisvery dull and " ces uoHiaaly unchanged.
Laroa-Uu and uumIual
i-ard-Q ltrf: sal Is 2lU ibis a. ! nc
B BIler-l1l &c for ORiO. l5d25s & state
Chez Ella far reqnesf al 6d>.4c-
SIlrk SFum at nd b I'd. Mis- S % Z. VI Cs 90
fenf 8 si, Caliarulr- new No o, $50 Hrl ls
O.. p d. C,: Il IS. Hld n uor' ~ ere ii
q, ~. e bond g; N GO; Pc u lu4ss r.gn
u7s. i.c sIu ~; Read p; NJ AZ; do gusr 8
2 sn Iig lil Gen -; & 4 I 3i'ss Chi a
E-E- HliEg
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c5c' 1913
The Northern Transportation Co.,

AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs.
MYERS, : Cgnfies IOts kimball, los state 81
J. l. " amer, Sip, N.Xorkl Boston, Mas,
Geo C.ark, ll3 Broad 81, Crawford Co Ogdenshsh
+ c. HoVey, } New York New York - e' a
hlyey Crawford OswegO. VIM. i. Walker Toledo n
New 1oTk. = r. Mathews, Detroit, Nh
Manner Co chicago III Barclay Co., MilWankes
CoNsIGNEEs
d9eKsE Co, Racine. " =. KIRKLAND, Sheboyrsn
Chamberlin, Crawford L Co., Cleveland, o
15s.dtf
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STANDlRT, BEMIS i MURRAY,
'RODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FLOR.

FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known brandssi
Flour consignment, 10 which call the attention
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TlRSHALLs UTERINE CATHOLICON
MRS ROBrNs1Y-S crRTTrIc4rr

lITls- HIHINaIN ) IENIIFICAIE
EEES1s TrumbuIl Co. Nav Isl Is5s
This csrtiieg that have been iu very n6r heaIf or
years and found lte Or rslef after ing number
90 FuFslriaus- Ny disease PulIausis UteU lad
been reduce By that and Fouor Albus until had become
ncealtd 90 cons lerahe eIfent By the advice OF Dr.
= W bus1el ID procured and took bottles as
Nies athncqn which enabled me attend 70 nv hus-
haai M Lls last srknes until he died which was about
year since have takeu three bottles his d. afh
w-h hss made able % labor support ms faaIv OF
three children The Cafl1cIu has nearly restored me 10
health L j. the only thing that has nifi ate nv sgfer-
ING Tor which / feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON Is for sale by City Druggists and BY
Medicine dealers generally. iuIIa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

MoENING LEADER ogF!CE

MORNING LEADER OFFllE,l
TuUEsuAF- Oct ~. O. u.
what aad haur continue very dull The only sale Of tie
iaaer was single carload Sc Small sales Of the latter
were made At > Cor choice -1tIa
coRN-e0bu free on boari At sc; at 53e' do il
iarior al -2lsc
OATs-sae eaoad la iW0 lois, old audHsw, the Old
-e ths at DC.
I.FE-t car AZ 59c.
EGGS blL sold Al l-i-c.
DRIED FrIts-sale Ie1 bu at SI.s7lE-
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Ne have rather artiy- demand u the speculaiiFe Fe
C. 1artive vav l8r Mess Fork. and within The Las lew
d. lsua been good deal dome and srrc sellers y
found al t price named rle burrss duua uuud lEe been
.fs- ss e. GELS of-rcl i8r Mess PORK delivered at any
ta fuIu- sea-0n ai-r December D. 80 ilg sellers option
M 50 ha, -u areed upon fuT tn De delivered GA The
90 April and uulrr-tlue there l. ansieT con
.lt IfsH hl- Co De- e cred Ia New hurz about te lsi
| Ntral aI sl7I The uscluI~ very strong y ln
high opening prices -o that our country el' hal
particular aiieiuu % their hogs 50 as 70 l2e ten
lsldv Tor laarkei early J.srta.EIi iTsf carr.f
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Bankers.
j. RHer(lInan & Co.,

j. HerdTman & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
IL F1relsn and Domestic ENc Uururrcut Money,
s SecIe and Lad Warrants Collections throughout the
Uusd safes, tlu1da and Europe promptly attended
Drlits and Bills uf Evch ue Great Brlalu and
France and Germany We raw direct IN % sur,
SIslt and 60 days. the following Banks AID Branches
ENGLAND.
LOudt u-1lcssTs Prescott, Grufe, Case Co Bankers.
Liverpool. Banned = Co bankers.
Mulchest. Mes. Cuu ifir. Brooks Co, Banker
Nlllaal Provincial Btus of Eagiaud and Branches thr0
out England aud Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire Disf net Rams and Branches.
Lancaster Bauking Co and Branches
IRELAND
National Bank of Ireland
Provincial Bank of Ireland.
And all heir Branches IN athe principal cities and town.
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commercial Blnt iug Co.
Grecnock BlusIug 60. n q lasguvv and Greenock.
Nlti0ual Bank OF scotland and Branches,
We also furnish Drf for any amount paya able the
pm C. Pal Cities OF tho Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE b. STEAMER or Sailing Packet Shius tOor
rom New York. Breat Brtain and Ireland, France nd
Germany. can De cured al the lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 20
seps J. J-HERDMANS Co as ahuvs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBUEN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
w mission Alerci ants. anil pealers in Fish Nails
Glass and Pr0iure, N1s lgf and 2 iser street and 10 9
y Meadow street, 'Grocer's Block Cleveland, ONO
& BRADBUEN,l
W A FISHER. { aussI 11r 1af
c. H. sTANDAET- HENET " aEY7y w ,7TF7,V
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s. Corning & Co S Quotations
ALGO OEEOL
rrn
RI MING UI8,

MlNUFACTUREn By > CoENING & Co , 76 RIVER
STREET, CLEyEL,ND, ONO
Tsuuz Cash Current Fuals.
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HENDERSON'S HAIR RESTOR.
Drngs.

! GOAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
- Honey soap, eayurs Give ue Musk and iluns'
ii-b5 W. sAcKEIDER.
| RRUSHES-A fine assortment Of
- Hr and Ciulh Brushes; l's Teeth Brushes OF Ivory
isJ5 3 ". SACKRinER
4 UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
~ oT,a'eut llst rsegiysd ssler with sTeai varsi'
f-,g f W. sACKRInER.
/ IHEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
II MEN From The ". y Dahl Neirs CEditsTi1ll
W sl5e % cal ave ltIon Goa letter irm Dr. Joshua
i5' "a lls ie ..u ~ y nan Nlmen, n nash
hIs sAIilali lurdra iud-me mas he relied upGa."
-AIlr-has Uterine Cstul-on be-, proved % be "a Iy a.
sall-ne a. % E caln-d 20 e DO macy severe tests ale
BY mea. seui emcu AID othels. Dr. Rrdgc Is rsuur
physician Of very nae attlHmsuts OF -reat iu-aeuf
and drumIuafn IudiIIu and h-hly succes>fui prac-
itoger N all diseases, ospecillly those Of women aui
From Phgsiei1ns.
'NIafsh1IIs Uterine Cathoiron vii certainly cure all
i.lT " s.sses for winch D. Is rccuuue de o."
There Is uomalciue like u iu This roIu'ry'
ia tir cases 1 have ever met with AIarslars
Uterine CiiloucolI Is Ger. ann and safe remedy '
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON
c1I3allfs tl ah cveU wolau s Ilbls aud ch srad-
l4lH 1ct aid as well as tn body, s. hat 20 th l.,
i1l> e. ufA becomes alike urre oi suffering
psslHlfv- Among the comp aIns Tor which The ClI huI-
r1u is .ueY are Fainus of the Womb, Whites Sup-
49, llf.uIaT OF Pa nill Aie4siTlaon. kloafs. 10
l.i "a -.s ana DISEASES oi the klineys gr Urinary Or-
-ucss, N-Vuusness, Faiutngs Paipitufions Cralnns
DIS ufu sp, and JI troubles luc or SYN gfhefc
connected VITA the uterine organs
Ladies Who frluia led any OF the above grurfnls
9r Wi slIle, liver lung Complaints are invited b. az
ess DR. BRIDGE, with luIl clufdeTc that thev Wi
md reieii Marsalls Uterile Cahoireu Is nj quacE
nrtr1le. but s Isr uts have been mlJs kulu 10 thr
Medtll Colleges ald thy the uf auy ie-
Specialize rhs ID Iu the country.
T.s pras o. MGRSHALL-S UTERINE C4THOLi
CON IS One Dlt zrlaf a E7lfper siHqie b0ffic.
WEsT BEDFORD Coshnctou Co May a. IssT
Mr IL B ku-s.es. S.r:-l have been Sc ling the meii
cine Of te Gr1heaber ompany forth last years and
INe invariably found them % good satsiactior and
the pals have sold 90 great many families as estarIv
a. tertaa aud cee, and with my trade th ~ have hr M
a apc icle MarSuaIs Cterns Ca h0i.uu is 4 relr
cle lla .as louc ercat amount Of eu0diu female 4as-
- Oue lady 81 o 90 toll she had received more
eueut IRON one bltte -lau she did FROM LONG caur, I'D
medical Treatment hy the most skillful PHYSICIANS
January lst, las
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COMMERCIAL,
.LAIY,ANp oREsllENrAL PEINTNe

FIAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Pl4s ahi Ornamental Piia-Ig 5i every description
done 20 f1 Bi,ns Establishment OF the LsI1rr Oh e on
latest lase and most rapid steam presses n Tie tezi
s.-e sh0r aotise, AMI uablo rates PaItIcaar
jea5a pai 10 blank Every description OF Blad-
Hs done, especially Blank Book, Leisers Journals
sales Books Becsyiag Book Nc, Sc.
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-oc;. q.
LBY TELEGRAPH

Fl0I7-Nl charge q the Jrm1ul Is limited sa'C>
abs IS for extra Illinois; S5l5 for he
a. .ra aaI dulu Z extra C-.gru and Ctaadllu
D. aWheat-Iu pretty F5ol demiud for uill. and dsp1
ti, uu ulrf h1IIsS meet buyers VIEWS prct
are uy dc lower, slles 5J0O Jon q ass
and s0ud fHicaE1 Surrcs Sc flr red Oh O; &
I'd II as; 81 U5 white Onio; and a :
TTIu- keutu kv
10 r-Dui and hs4vs: sales 3 90 bu prime Ohio Sc
Bis-nu; sales 2suJ bu Al &c flT Ohio aid SC for
Prime tauai.lu-
Elvc aud - No sales
MlrsAr-Sfelds. sales q 2lc.
Canal Tres Ilz-g1e dur I2c on wheat lie To
heyE N.rA-
Lake Rec a lOursFluur 40 u1lss wheat e.aZ
bu- com lu,iIt uu.
tala Slpuenls-Fiour 50 bbIs wheat g. 5s 5u; son
li36 D. larry ls - lu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

as.is IS SroEE There were 10 store yesterday. + .
iu,,s of fain including a. bbs h0ur. and o. bushels
barley The iu store To-day. b. h-l barrels
rsur wheat ls-.u bush l6lI bush oats.
Lssst has barley and 67sH bu ryet lgJ lilcs, ldf.-
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CMTTH 4 PUTNAM-PRODTCF, PR u d l7f7,
BRADBURN & FISHER,

n
suit Ish Water me, plls er. &c; also dealers in al
varieties 0t coal. Brhk Nlre House i-5 4 is River
Street aud 81 g. Dock- Liberal cash advances made GA
..-.Ignmnnl. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
FACULTY
Design.

1t is the design Of the proprietOrs Of these Colleges
to offrr young men who contemplate entering the
Mercantile Profession, the most ample facilities for
acquiring sound. practical business education and
70 ialify themselves for the du-
ties o. the Counting House. Their school q Peoria 10
now established upon firm basis, and the patronage
It has received in Its comparative youth, Is unpsra.
leed IN the history OF Mercantile Colleges and has
and ish 70 extend their 6eld Of lsbor The cues.
ton then arises where shall they 90? And the
matter y soon eettled--DAvEMPoRT hiss been Sc
lected; it being the first 81. In Iowa In point OF
beauty, population, wealth and commerce; and the
College Rooms Will be open In that place for tia
ception Of students
ON THs FIRST DAY or MAY, 1855.
OF cur corps Of Lecturers have but little to say
- 10 only necessary 70 announce their names, when
II Will readily be that they have been selected
with the greatest care, and are the very best that
can be procured.
We here insert short notice from the Peoria Daily
Transcript, which IL only one from among scOr-s !:
"AMCANTlLE COLLs0E. I'VE would call atten-
ton Of our citiI .ns to DAVIS & TIPfOH 3 CONNER
DIAL Institution 10 this city, which Is in very -four
ishog condition The late revolution In the CONNER
ca world should lead al to appreciate the utility and
and importance OF Systematic knowledge OF the
busire relations Of the merchant and the science
Of accounts and its application to trade The ater.
Ing SUCCESS Of this institution since its opening
the first day OF September last aud the unusual num-
Der Of scholarships issued Is to ito Prin.
cipas, ana It Is their design to present to the young
men Of central Illinois course Of commercial stud
s, which will not be inferior in any respect other
institutions Ofthis character In the West. We hear.
tiy recommend this College 70 young men for it, IA
ctlies Of impartog instruction In various Depart
msnts OF Commerce
For further information with refereaoe TO Terms,
Course OF Instruction, &c. send for Circular.
address: DAVIS, Upton Z BRsBD,
mchs-du Peoria. Iiinosa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
DIX. u. eM'DOV.VeELL
Veterinary SurRooV.

MENBIR Of the Royal Veterinary Inetitusion Q
4vA Dublin, &c, Stud Mt and assistant Surgeon q
the great Professor Ferguson. Veterinary Surgeon to
the Queen Of knglsnd, having msdes franc Atlantic
cit for the purpose OF mailing himself master Of the
different modern tmprov ements Ia the science Of We
terinary Medicine and Surgery - expsunded In the
English and continental Colleges oegs % inform
those friends md horse proprstors who % kindly
patrontie elm previous 70 his departure, DURING bio
former sojdtlrn In Davenport that IL - now fully
prepared TO render available In their service al the
professional assistance which Zach course Of study
and extensive acquirements renders available with
due effect to the practice Of the different depsTnents
Of his pre- irssion A. Veterinary surgeon.
The Following gentlemen who have employed him
on eyy severe cases (s,ne OF which formidable ope
rau ms had 70 ne performed on) viii eheerfuy ce'-
~ to his abilities - . competent veterinary Dur.
on.
Hon John Y Cannon. Hon John ? cooh.
nessrs Cotes Davis, w Osnnon Eco,
T RsRal,JP, Brooks 1sq.
o Webb 1sQ, O - Marks,
NJ Woodin.
Until further notice he can Be- found st Mr. Smiths
Livery Stable opposite ths Poss.Omcs, OF st the
Union Drug stoes, aboqs the Post-Omee.
mch16-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02

The Lecompton bill, with the
amendment Of Mr.. English-as we an
nounced in the Sundays issue of our
paper, two days in advance of either
OF our cotemporaries-has passed both
Houses.
The compromise, is in effect q sub.
mission of the constitution, in connec.
ton with the land ordinance, to the
people for ratification.
There are several very good reasons
why it will be adopted by the people
Of Kansas.
Nnt-they are tired Of agitation fol
the benefit Of outsiders.
Seoond-they do not wish 70 b
kspt cut Of The Union until they have
- 0aaisiSs Population = xainoeao
~ ntnbet u csa1son uto1f ~
pt,btal I ptt,lsu1nsaE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02

TUE thorough brssd Durhan Bull. DAvY
! CROCKBTT, 10 nov kept for The bsnent o. those
Who wish 10 avail themselves or hi oeryiees, q
y Cannoc's stables, West Davenport.
Rns.-Cash-Por common CO.'S o. for gYade,
Of part bred, 11o, for thos0ugo bred cows GO.
DEscRiPTioS-"Dsvy CROCKETT" u . deep red
wss calvsd on the 2atA Of March, 1855, bred b
Jscob Perez Of Clsrk cosnty Ohio. He - oae,of ths
nnsst short horned Durham Bulls Of his sge u the
1t4fss, In EngianA. Sc his Pedigreee, No. l42S
Vol. .. American herd bock.
Cd Alderman, ?6a cut Of Young vlranis, BY Rowhse-
tan s2s = Lady Of th~ Lake By imported aefosmer
lAoool bose q sharon ~ Delvi6sss s7Osl Ped Bose
9TH Iy ~ Hubbsek Tls23 j Red nose - By His
American Gov BY rsvorite [2s2l By Prince [Ssl !
BY Pobjsmb t2e3.l by sbback I31y,l BY james
Browne Red bull, 81
FOR further particulars inquire at CAonsa and
Prench's ILLS, west Davenport.
After devottDg . large port On Of my time for the
past yenrs, ,psring lher trouble expense
obtain the best Thoroughbred stock that could be
in this country or in kurope, am hsppy to sta,e
thor egh bred Ssaions In the world, of the
0smmoth Jack, and Imported thoroughbred Dur
ham Bulls, and - good Hereford Bull - fngland
ever produced, an Alderney Bull, and SUFFOLK Hogs
The services Of all these animsls are within the
reach CT every person Who wishes to improve their
stock. This ID very important branch Of egricu.
tural Interest," tnd ought 20 b. every where prom
inent one although II hse here'orore been too mush
nesecte Dy the Farms Of Iowa, who have not paid
sufficient attention 10 the production ofpure high
bred animals. 1t vii knowo fact, particularly
among the growers 81 fine STOCK in England, that
" the best sire should be pure thorough bred
NAL offspring Of sire OF the opposite harac,er
invariably shows the dsfects 81 IN imperfect pedg
Another fact equally established. although 1t may
appear strange 70 some, 10 that the offspring fire.
quently posses the distinctive traits of characters
which frst impregnated the dam. These, and many
equally mpor aut facts, render II Of the fret n-css
stty 10 obtain Thoroughbred animals, for the TN
provemcnt, ~ STOCK OF all kind.
The subscrib-r has, and viii keep constantly on
hand for sale thoroughbred stock.
Apr9d&w3m J. r. CANNON