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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-30
The Future SectiOnaI POwef-Tke
Census ofla0N.

Il
An Illinois paper claims for thts State
that Il will be the fourth In electoral strength
Of the States ofthe Union, coming sfter New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. This woulC
place It In advance OF Virginis, and It Is moi
improbable that Indiana would also take pre-.
cedeDce Of that State.
There will be no other changes consequ eni
upon thelnew enumerationand superintendent
Of 1860. II the present basis Of population
be retained, New England will lose its re-
presentation, New York and Penney Ivaniu
will gain, the Southern States will lose very
largely, and the Northwest gain % IarRely,
A glance at The representation of the dif.
ferent SECTIONS Of the Union IN Congress, 1,
the several epochS 10 OUT. history, will, per.
hsPs, enable us to realize better the changes
OF the future: . 4~ .,s -..s..s,,. d
1877. Ieo1. 1888. 1853.
New England, IL IS % 20
Aiss.S EsM is1ssy, iSsa:s; Fs" Penn, York Is %
Southern, 50 % 81 %
Western, . - 30 50
The States Of Mmnesots, KsnSas, Nebras.
ka, and Oregon, will be added to the list of
Western States, and contribute to their
strength but these accessions will be less
than the gains that will sccrue from the In.
ternal accretion Of this section. Californis,
Wisconsin, and Iowa, will be entitled to
double their present delegations, and there
will be q general increase through the West.
ern States. '''' ''7t
1t will suit our purpose, and be sufficient
ly accurate, to assume that the representa-.
iion, under the census of 1860, will be thus
divided among the sections: ......- ..
New England, Is
Southern States, l b. a.'y a.Ea .176
Western StateS, .... ..,. ...-. ..a rs
As between the slaveholding and non.
slaveholding States the division will stand
rs to the former, and l65 to the latter-a
majority OF more than two to one. -
But with this allotment of power the sec.
tlonal contest will no longer be between the
North and South, nor upon % question like
that of slavery. 1t must rise between the
East and the West, upon questions of inter.
nal improvements, land distribution, tariffs,
&c. ....... ,.. ...g
In such contest 1t is not unlikely that
New England, despite Of the advantage it is
to enjoy, under the Constitution, in
its territorial representation. will be com.
PEELED to j1in hands with the South and seek
ito aid in defence of it's sectional rights.
The census of 1870 will develop new
power in the Confederacy, which will claim
lscendancy- Pacific States C alifornia,
Washington, Oregon, and their tributary ter.
'itories. .-..... ......., ...-......'
A geologist would divide the State into
hose which lie on the Atlantic, those on the
iulf, those on the basin of the lakes, those
n the valley Of the Mississippi, and those on
he Pucfic slope. Commerce and its asso-
stations will contribute always to group thus
ogether the populations of these great sec.
ions.-AAGny Argus.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-30
REPAIRING. !.

w E have 'rip top Workmen. All kinds
W ofRepairing done In tho best mar ner, and war.
Ianled 70 give satisfaction. Visiting and w eddnR
Card plates neatly engraved, on short notice.
Dec. 80, 1858! 81 vy '8S BAIRD d WAIT. "
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-30
q NIL
Agents In this vicinity.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS!

The best in the world, and warranted to
last q lifetime. BAIRD WAIT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30
Obituary.
mAyos SANDERS, UNITED STATES ENGINEERS.
MIA A Foot els cara on the goth OF july 1855 MAO

mAyoa SANDERS, UNITED STATES ENGINEERS.
Died ct Fort Delaware the 2etn Of July, 1855 MAJOR
John Sanders United States Engineers, after abort H.
ntss Major Sanders Vas pasive OF Kentucky, grand
cen Of the celebrated George Nicholas OF that state
IN Of Jucgs wilkins OF Pennsylvania who was Secre-
tary Of gG under Mr. Tyler, and brother OF George
Sanders OF this city. he graduated With nonr ~ ives
Point and Chief Engineer under General Worth, an
planned the attack Of the Texas Rangers upon the ssnop
Palace Monterey he also distinguished himself ths
sege of Vera Cruz ds engaged ~ the tine OF hs DEAN
10 constructing Fort Delaware which " Intended 70 com
mano the entl snce W the Delaware river.
We regre, 70 learn OF the sudden death Of Captain Asa
II CALHOUN, Of the clipper sark ghi, OF this port a.
New Orleans on the 18th instant By yellow fever Capt.
Calhoun was young Of promise in bis srduous pro
fession and has fallen victim 10 dease which, 10 "a
pufsu Of his dangerous calling he hiss been ex2Jsed tie
leaves much sfiicfcd wife and child, 40 ssed mother,
ard . large circle Of friends, By wnom he ~as greatly
esteemed, 70 lament his uut,mely end.
EpwARp Cpoun senior bcaswain IN the navy, died 81
Portsmouth lAst week, aged SIXTY eght years Hs was
native OF that place, ana when very young enlisted ior
DUTY board the unfortunate Chesapeake, aud vas Ia
that VESSEL when the miserable collision With the Leopard
place. Afterwards he served on board the Const
luton under The command Of Commodore Hull, and took
an active part the FIGHT which resulted In the capture
Of Guerrero Of tho most important naval battles
fought He also one Of tho crer OF old Iron
aides when escaped from ne British feet out OF Long
leland sound; and In the vessel participated In tbs
SIGHT mn the lava, In which she becsme prize 70 ths
Americana For bis long aod meri,crcus services he va
promoted TO the ON - hitch he held Al the time OF NJ
death, bJ President Monroe. Ia his decllurs years n
/ protested religion ana seamea member Of the Pressy
tefisn church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30


PsrUsr-0n Thrrsdsy, July %, OF cholera nfant1us,
JcsEpA RoDGKs BxiLasy, Of harrison Mary Bsa
The isiends OF the family are respectfully invited to a.
terc the funeral, THIS (Frosyj afternoon, O'Clock
precisely fiom The residence Of bis parents Mo- i2s
Casrsmin this city, on Thursday, July %, ErrzAarss
sIarHkss CAksss, eyed 1S years.
Tho friends are invited TO attend the funeral this fEri
day afternoon al two o'clock from hsr ia,c residence,
No Vs Lud ow street.
CocxBsNE-On Tnursday, Jolly 90. OF disease Of ths
heart kAsr vile ei Thomas Csckoane La tho Sad yssr
Of her age.
corrcr Of First ard Norn Threea,h streets, Williams
sI,g rhis (FIidsyl .f'erheoa, Al three O'clock
EGAs.-In Bookiyn, On thursday, July ~, MARY EGAs
In ire 18th year CT Der age.
Her friends and relatives are requested to attend tbs
Brooklyn, this QiidA5) Afternoon, .. hall past iva
o'clock
late resce0oe No So wJooG street Brooklys hxSav A.
fNrsGAr sgec ~ years.
funeral this friday afternoon, al three o'clock, from
81 Paufs Roman Catholic ehasca corgss % Court aad
GosssY Al cieuiuegos, on wednesday, Jaso 80, VIZ.
8. Goss,y, o. Nevburg, n. Y. sgsd IS years.
Lonsprs : On wednesday, July Is, Of marasmUf
RioASD, irfArt son Of John and LIZZIE Lownaes aged
months.
Biz remains were taken to Green =ood.
PiUsEETT.in broosiyn on Thursday july 80 OF Group,
CHARloIra zAsE1H youngest daughter Of Goorgo Aggn
and Maria riubke,t, aged years and IL moalhs
The funeral will take place this (Fridsy) aternoS1
three o'clock from the residence Of nor father No u
Huntingdon street
English and Irish papers please copy
PAnKEsos All Rockville, coon., on Tuesday, JAY ~,
HxSRy A. PATTERSON, late Of this city, 10 The 3iss year
his age.
ssnn.-M Me;iord, L. l., on Monday. July 40, Al tas
residence or his father SHsIpos r. Of John ana jArsn
G. Smith, eyed 80 years
wRIcm.-0n THURSDAY, yrly 20, suidenly, from apo
plsxy OF the lungs JOSH IS WRlGsr, aged 81 years.
Tho friends invited to attend the fuoefa from tbs
residence OF his son In Law, Dr. Wr Psrriae No. 10
Myrtle avenue, Broak n, Saturday mcrnlng, ~ ten
O'Clock, Without iur,her invitation.
wksp On Wednesday, July -, AxSEr, infsn, ssa q
William and Eliza r. Ward
Ire relatives and friends u The family respect fully
sviled 10 attend hc funeral, this friday mornox
ten O'Clock al the Church cf be Tfansgaras.oa, East
Tweuty ninth street. near ffth avenue.
wuiIAM-o~.-On Wednesday, July %, Haxnixr r.,
daughter Of and Robert Wialnson aged 10 mouths
and days.
attend the funeral ct the residence " her pAren Ma a.
Carol street. Brooklyn, this (triiay) asrnoon nj tws
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

THs BURNING OF THx MAIL CART il stated in
the Rochester Union that wnen the Ore discovered
in the baggage car the New York Central Railroad al
ST. louisville, passenger the conduc that he
had in his trunk loaded revolver small caoisters
Of powder. No prudent would, OF course approach
the under such circumstances and AID until after
tie powder exploded This caused Considerable delay
The Buffalo Commercial says forty mail bag keys
picked up alter the fire, rhA implies the loss Of great
many mali bags Two parties In Buffalo had drafts " the
amount Of $32 900 in the mails Large numbers Of letters
war In al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30
Lady Buiwer Lytton In Lunstsc Asylum-
ApPsai 20 the Fsesmsscas Of Eneiaae.


Freemssons Of Enfand-We appeal 70 yoa a. bfethrec,
en- behalf Of lady who n moet grcvously wronged
and afflicted Sheis the daughter Of afreemsson who ~ss
high In the craft besides no jealous respected aud
fnoet esmabie brother. Many years since we kaew
and intimate with Francis Massey Wheeler o. geule
manly rank, iordiy conncctons ard upnsumoered land
cd property. He hsd sn only cbiid-s dsughter--the
present lady Biwer ttou Brethren Ia neither our
province nor inclination 10 describe is apy family
chickering's and dsquletudes which may have
tunstely 700 long existed between Sir Edwsrd Bal
weril yucn and his wife. However, as Freemssons,
we appeal 70 some OF the highest members Ia
our Order kindly aud frssernsily To consider The
matter. Let the Lensters, the Salsburys, the ZeAnds
the Ionsdsles the shre~sbcys, the Yarborou Chs sad
numerous other brethren Who IN the worlds Hrs
circles, together with OF our pracucal well
sorkna and sincere Frcemasous the other walks Of
life read diligently the statement, which we extract from
The Sopcrsa County Gasets and West Of England Adsr.
fisev We shall observe more 1T present resp M
,ns psoful aud hcsrendnG subject. but ony
brethren OF every class and order In the crs 10 ponder
and reflect upon the unquestiona5le fact, tnn Lady
lul yer I stfon Ia the daughter OF . freemsscn.
RrroRrRp SETTLEMENT OF THE DIFFICULTY.
me Ioudon Pou II JAY ~ says 10 references TO the
case d Lady But Lyton that on Friday morning. 18th
inst on special report by Or Forbes Wissio~, family
rans smstt actory 10 all parties, was concluded,
snd Lady Lyuon s return 70 tosa ths usy (sssareAyl
1Tth inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

nA0a1tNas
auxxr-eiE0s1xGAN.-Cu Monday. July 10 A ~ A.
drers church, By the Rev. Mr.. turrsa Mr. CYA.z1s
hssssY OF This CITY, to CAHAnsx NJ T. second dnughEs
lhnd.
txserr-BzxBs Al HunilDgsos, L. L. on Monday yuiy
20, OF tho Rsv Or AcCauiey, Mr. WILLIAM Lseasrr q
Williamsburg N r., 10 Mia MARY Bs8s e.dsss dosixf
tel Of Clinton Bee5e OF Little Neck, L. l.
WA,nsiI-WARSxs --Oa Mop1ay July 70, by tho Rev
Mr.. Fsk Mr.. CoRsaIlvs WAYDEII, of this city, 70 Mss
KATE wARSR daughter OF Calvin Warner, tssa., u
ksdiscn, Connection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

4 acc. for sound wbiskey steady: saes 80 bbis. u
PHO Freights unchanged. Lake Imports for the tWen
ty.four hours ending nj TO day-1 200 bbs -four
II TOO buepes wheat IT 900 bushels c,Yn 400 bushels
oah Canal exports-5, 400 bbls -four IS 900 bushels
wheat 900 bushels corn; $1,000 bushels OATS 5000
huah rve.g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

CRors IN ScBoHARIE Cousrys-The Scboharie Re.
,blican reports that crops In thst county cal right
Inc veevi have made their appearance In the wheat
aelds and many are ucned 10 believe that the "xoot
tine coming F." 90 long promised, 10 81 hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30
Bank Mote Reporters.
q THE EDITOR OF THE 8kKALO

un ruAAon y. Aun bo.
d.. Mote r.: not s
writer IN b. Just rec on many Of me - csed rep
o. b.
s s Ns S %oh IL
remsrks Of your are therefore lot. n5sd e ~.
fIerred TO- says thsi e,pos fennsyf
ysns Bsvk sw.dle has given great satisfaction I'LL, s1o
I S::s
sosd ssse iro%e iss & When be SHOWS hnss have
ssSss he tss
e. Ss se
been made before The Ies, q the mint ees h yesg lleas
ssysns e..u.i per u..i be woad h.s. Deserves
las BEEN warned repesssy and e.rnesy M, TO te me
he par q queso, In rsfsrsnse 70 n, letter.
have addressed 70 of these osnts Astins u,sr
be- pabhsS sna We nssrey rS ss the o@
WhSS hey smss.tsd viii yet Be- made Known
IN which susEesA certain ~ sard reareu u,s BANKERS
You air. are first who up these
trashy shs.s 90 on in so goo , r9. s,d Vie n,ms Of
serh .oaA w b az ..rnes ysIes . save
ns. se ~ ID aasss you'd .as space
ing eisen, sess bsnk s.ndnS ssd rsscse YOU
I'll your powers 20 blot iron sa.'soss
ioo.ins sdioril shlcs pubsLsd IN ihs sss,ad
Impressed By correspondent We Invite his sl.en!on
hts together with III. fac, hs, We have never cs,sed 70
the public against the banks In quesIon sod May
Snss ns cur Sss esen ,rd ana ss m
justice dose by placing US in 'ss saak Note Report
BANK NOTE REPORTERS.
,usra TIE neicsDte conman, Assas, o.
Tors Of mt Who wroagy as, NE q bsn.s 70 enrich
rect and reasbie ofboss utiohs rboa
o's sSo the Ss Of and Ssan
:sa r: s g ss
ney either in banning or trade.
. ssSr 'a's wsspca posss . sseaa Toe SSshs .sas.t
fraud equally Abs,.er 70 dsfrsud them foe Is aerY
standing or give thnm msrhei vAiae Bniess hey
.ss UPON me q sasS organs = sell eyf,n or
. T. . Rows, 20 60 I'D g ss %.sSsss Of the SHINE
We regret % y h. zoe maay year. 90 me onssniL Bsuk
ess nave ss.i., d N n. Dssr
hs s,g s s ss, BEEN ~ q s
and stood frum under wssn the crssh cas- Q
ausses sSs poser rhsS sspo,i-r s,.n
ssys .s .ss m sSa he, as sss s
In truths Whist confidence cs ae!ade. PAIL. h.ye
Raiss i slossi Il Z so iss salaos whe1 he pashe wsa
r ~ oTT ,sss %'y - s,. am q.
following pros,snme Of The 1odus operand,.-
~ q SECURING N ney sn hone.s Ave
cS. 81 so S Sa y po Ss & s
has ee.n .mussIes hroash soon: legsIivs evd ssssd .
and he village V 70 se ioc.ls 70 yi.iI-d ., ls-e
Is.lsns N se ioesy srs s..l.rea iasc .aSsrsss "
promised drec,onhp IN the neHi prs-dsut snd
ssf an s CO 3.
ussa . Srp but he e sus y s'
sesss eoncsve and s.sas rsssS se rsa a.s e.sS
esea :, once 20 ne sss % g ~ s,as ana
sl him The s.ni e sousd hsI -l s.cart Ii ssains al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

Na session Of the Commissioners Of Health, held II
morn yesterday, Mayor rcmsnn pre,idng-
The schooner VIM. n. Trtcome, from 81 Jaso dc
Cuba On the lin OF July, Vas reported a being frse
IRON Sickness ali hards On board being we'll She vas
permitted TO Mp 70 the oily the third Of August
The brig Vim. q. 0iden which arrived on The 2si from
Maanzss on the sndAton OF the Health ON Der
was permitted to come up the third Of August The
owners asked tina, she should be permted to come up
immcdIstcy, but the application was denied and the
comrnendaton OF the Health 0cer agreed 20. The ship
sas Holiness from New Orleans. wss on the same recon-
nendaton, permitted 10 come up on the Soth inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

Geo. ssundsrs' Metallic Tshsss Razor strop.
% a. ..-,lns ar "a has asvsr eapssd for prod.s
,n seres, &c s.sss edge for sale b. 8
SAUNDERS, Ne. Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

Er-s~,;ss,s Phetcgs spAic Temple er Are,
No. ,ss "a az prosdwsy opposite Metropolitan Hot.'
ff osspss hsoiypeA dsfasrr-oypes and sn5rosypes
s,efy etyie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

Equality, vtrtns and Usnssty 90 t.se Money
sr~bbers in liquor and the infuenrc OF Asct pho)
srs,hsi 81 AVLxEs', zss SrossvN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

IL WOOL INGRAM CARPEIs ONLY FIFry CENTS
a yard; Ensiish brussels 75c 81, ami go ysd.
three ply, fA pattrrns s1sn yrt; g,oi oscioh 5s
stc AM sec yard 81 the great depot Of HIRAM AsDs1-
SON, 90 Bcwery.
CoRNR BUNIors MAILS PEvxrvArfNa rHn
~ desh ar,ed without pate that the boo, can be wo~v
edses after the operation without tho least nconyeA
epce the raeni by Dr. zacnAE1s. surgeon chropedi-
100 Broadway.
r.EPOT FOR THE BALE or DR.. wfTMES5 PILE
~ suppospory. Nc. iJ3 Bo~~fy 1hix IL the only art,e
that positively internal pex References
will be given 10 eenemen u the responsibility
this city, Who we're cured By The article
TRFE FREE rRET NO CHARGE WILL BH
msfr m mr. TOBTss' Venetian Imminent doea not cure
oroup, dysertsry darrhoa sore n os .soer. motg.<
cufa bruises Ac Bold BY All he d. 1<gsA
Depot Sc Corsans, street. Price Is aud 90 ceais.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

80 40 81 yoR RISs PArxNT LxAfssg soorS
So ressy made, msts % o,der Drsss ss s0c's "
- 81 A, HUNIs, ~ BrostNNg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

DR. DuIroy BRET obituary sketches OF those era
lnte estns and eptsd the undivided attention OF their
cid classmates vbie the Secretary vas rea1ng them
Many OF the ceceased gentlemen occupied elevated sh
tons the cuuty, especial reference being hAd " s
late Drs. rsyI cr soc Tyler.
Rev Dr. ffEwur Wa called upon 10 speak 70 the memo
~ Of the late President Of she Theological ssmnSy q
Fact Windsor, Dr. Tyler. He (Dr Hewiu) was Intrinsic
with Dr. Tyler and could say taa ho loved him. FOR ne
vn sp honest and adhered tcnsciousy 70 truth ne
differed from him well AZ others ov, ne 90 50 wanoa.
personal animoey. Dr. fyer carried oui his convic
earnestly, and II they we're worth retaining they ~efe
worth defending. The speaker euogzsd DR. Tsy soo
observed mat s.norsn pf s unsres s,rons ners5us
friends. Tho reverend gsuilemsn said that ,uitvani
men ought 10 know hos 70 defend truth for the run
40 snecdcte 70 illustrate that portion OF his
sodress He had II from The lips OF Judge snermnu
ON certain occasion minister OF lcnoelo
read chapter from the Epste Of jude. He proceeded
along 10 the passage where mention made OF the saee
dsputipg with Satan about the body OF Moses, mus IA
docs not bring against satan railing socussion suo
reused say ing peculiar way, ono wonder tns
The angel did dare 10 bring against the devil rsns
.ccusaon for be sIs. perfectly . he , Tsr % NOR,
than q match Tor him." The speaker hoped taat we
Young students would expose themselves 70 tns
necesy Of the application Of the anecdoe fcr ner os
correction. H wss . member the cass Of 1903 ne sot
his classmates had reached half csatufy for zoe ues'
time and the last. Where would they be kfy years
bences To some of their pre6xed star nat
csiice their deoss,e; doubted not that they ger,
shining a stars in the armament They who sirvyea
bad reached their three score and ten, and be nopeo
ss s.,d ,has rss sgnacsns fsc thai God newer omitted
any ebumefstDG his children, for PROOF On
be referred TIE Book Of Chronicles He rssu me, -, ~
seat BY hopng that all their would DC iounn WIN
ten in the Iamos Book OF Life.
Dr. Brmryeros, In very pathetic and ooqnent spse.u
dveu upon me character and esceenciss o. the s@sa'
nr Taylor Pointing " Zoe portrait % hin, whcn "a
suspended ever the Presidents head the speker Ssoa
ed, the ssi Ives" u was impossible 70 De- ior Vhri'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
Notico @ Ntock Raisors.

THIS thorough breed Durham Bull DAVY
i CROCKETT, is now kept for the benefit Of those
Who Wtsh 70 avail themselves Of hto servtces, at
Csnnon's stables, West Das enpoit.
TERHs--Oa.h-For common COWS 45. fer grade.
OF part bred. S1O, for thorougn pred c VS. so.
DEscMPTioN.-"DavyC Gro kett" 10 deep red,
Jacob Pierce Of CLARK county, Ohio. he one
finest short horned Durham Bulls Of his az. Il, the
Sta e, or in Ergisnd see his Pedigree, No. l42,
Vol. 3, American neId COX.
PEDi0REE.- D.vy Crockett" WAS got BY Import
Cd Al erm.n, 24 CUT q Young virs siniA, by PSw
tan 69S =; Lacy Of the Lake by Imported Refo -m@r
[aoo5j Bore of sharon BY lviders 70Sl bed n Sc
5th W d Huoba1k n 1s23 l Red Nos I'd b, II /.
Grsee lsl,j Red Rose Ist BY YaTbo ourh f7o5l
Anne len Cav by Pavorite (252l BY Prince [b3l, ,
B, Fobj mbe 1883 oy boa.k (SlS,l by jane,
Brovn's kei u, l97]
For further par iculars IT, lire at CApnon and
Fl ncn's Ills, west Davenport.
Arer devoting . large tort On Of my tima for tn
pas SIX yen s, pairing .i he tr yube "r expense to
obtain The beet thoro gh- red stock thst ID be
In this country VI In xuiope,I am nsppy to tate
that 1 eau Justly rec mmebd On Of ths best young
thur GIL bred Staliions in the ID, Of the best
Asumoih Jack, and imported thorou.h- Dur
ham Bulls, and - Rood . Hereford Bull IS EoglAnd
ever .roduced, an Ald-Tn.y Bull, and 3 q TX Hogs.
The serves Of all these snimel sIe vnhin shs
reach u every person Who wis-es to improve heir
etock This Is svery tmportsnt branch OF ag icul-
tur~l Interests, ought b. every wi ere prom
inent one although II hae here or re been too mu
oegecte o. tue Farms OF I wa who have not paid
sumo ent attenti 10 the pr rtuction ofpare high
bred animals. 1t tisaW. knpwn .acf, par;icularly
among The growers OF flnr STOCK in Englani, that
10 the best sire should be pure borough ed ami
NAL the Offspring VI sire Of the opposit character
tnvxT ab how IN defe cts Of an impe pedigree
Another fact equally es' abi-h although II may
appear strange " SOM. ID that the OF prtng fr-.
Qusntly p,skes he distinctive traits Of characters
which O It tmpregna,ed the dam. These, and many
equally impF sut facts nder II OF the first n-ce.-
sity 10 obtnin Thoroughbred animals, tor the TIM
provement. of STOCK OF all kind
The subscriber as aud will keep constantly on
hand for sale Thorough bred Stock.
apT9dhw8m j. Y. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
DESIGN.

II the design Of the propretors OF these Colleges
TO Ofrr Young men who outemplafe entering the
Mercantile Profession, the most ample facilities fol
Nqo1lng . sound. prectical busin- education and
to ialify themselves 70, the import .nt du.
ties OF the Coun.ng House Their school ai Peoria
now estsbished upon firm basis, and the patro
II has received in is CONT ati,c youth unparsl
leed N the history OF Mercantile COLLEGES and has
stimulated the prvprietors to renewed exertions
and ish 70 extend their n-ld OF labor The ques.
tion then arises Where shall they gos And the
matter u soon settled--DAvEHPoRT h.s been So.
ected it brig the Il st .iiy Iowa, In point OF
be ,u'y. popnIatiJn, wealth aud cJmmer o and ths
Coll &c Ro ms ~iil be open In that place tor tha re.
copllon Of Students
ON THE FIRST DAT OF MAY, 1sss.
OF cur corps Of Lecturers We have but little 70 say
% II Is only neoessar. 70 amour their Names when
il VIII readily be seen that they have bee select, d
with he grestest care, and are the very best that
can b. procured.
W. here insert short notice from the Peoria Daily
1rdnscSipf, Wit l. onlv one from among seer .
"AEacANTILE COLLEGE. We would call atten-
tion OF our citiz,n> 4, LAWS TIPfou's CONNER
0ial In n.u ion il this city viii is in very -four
shiog ondi lon The late revolution In the CONNER
cial world stould lead al TO appreciate the utility and
and importan'e OF . syst matte know edge OF the
bust relations Of the merchant and the science
Of counts and its application TO trade The hatter-
ing succ - OF thi- institution since its opening on
ths rsi day of Sept mber last, and the ual
Der Of schosrships issued is encouraging s Prn-
ctpals, II is their d-si TO pres Mt TO the young
~s which 81. not be Inf Tior many respect 10 other
institution. OF this character In III West We hear.
tily mmend tbs Con &c young m for iss IA.
cl lies of mparing instr ucion 10 various de.art-
mslts OF Comm re-.
For ,urther Inf rmstton with refereao~ TO Terms.
Course OF lnstrnetion, &C., ind for T ular.
Address: DAVIS, T1PrtN 4 BR .ED,
mcbe-dn p~ov a. IIl,n nie