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Later from Utah

ST LOUIS Sept. 1S.-LeavenworI advices of the 18th
inst are received number of officers from Utah arrived
there on that day among them Col Alexander and Lieu
tenants Grover and Manadier of the 10th Infantry and
Capt Marcy of the 5th Infantry The general impression
was that further trouble to be expected from the Nor
mons that the difficulties had only been postponed not
settled.
train of twenty wagons leaves here to morrow for
Plkes Peak, and VIM. H. Russell will start train of forty
wagons in few days. Gentlemen are also here from
Leavenworth and Wyandotte, outng for the companies
in those places
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CONVICTION for Murder i'm ST. Louis.

ST. Louis, Sept 16The jury in the of George II.
Lamb charged with drowning his wife in the Mississippi
river last spring. have returned verdict of
the first degree An appeal will be made the Supreme
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Vessel Ashore.

BOsToN September 1S.The schooner Gazette from New
York for Trinity Bay is ashore at Chatham (Cape Cod
with cargo damaged, but will be got of She is in the
interest of the Telegraph Company.
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NEW ORLEANS. September 1SA duel occurred here to-
day between Mr. Wood of the True Deld and Mr. Braba
gan formerly Of the paper. Rifles used and
three rounds fired. No body hurt
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIO DE JANElRo, August 9th, 1s5S.-Our last circ
lar adviccs were under date of Sth ultimo.
IMPORTS

RIO DE JANEIRo, August 9th, 1S5S-our last crcu
lar advlccs were under date of St ultimO.
IMPORTS.
FLorRRcceipts have been 80 074 barrels from the Uni
ted States, and 200 barrels from Europe Sales have
been made of 3l7l7 barrels at lS25o 100000
qualities lGltI lSIOCO for Richmond saconI
lln0O by retail for New Orleans and at auction cargo
Baltimore from River Plate at 1920 for sound and 32OO
for damaged portion, and cargo Of Richmond damaged
by fire and smoke at 1l250a l3D0O0 chiefly at 500
both sales duty paid.
Our hands may be estimated at 90 900 bar
rels of which quantity 81 24 barrels first com
Philadelphia; 49, $50 barrels New Orleans; l32I5 barrels
baltimore; $3.50 barrels Ohio Extra, and barrels
Trieste.
market is exceedingly dull as the large quantity Of
only quote nominally by last sales Richmond frs 2O3
(dl'H0O0; Richmond seconds 1SnG160O0 and other
brands no quotation be given One cargo of fresh
Baltimore was sold at $1,000 in bond for export
Good Hope under momentary demand for that quarter
but this sale forms criterion for the of market
AT PERNAMBUco, 2Sh ultimO, Stock 2S,000 barrels
Quotations by retail 20ld 22N000 for Richmond; l6ld
$4,000 for Philadelphia 14la16HOOO for Baltimore and
New Orleans; $4,000 for Genoa, and 23ld25lOO0 for
Trieste Sales difficult and inferior quality neglected.
AT BAHIA, 29th umo Stock q 900 barrels Quotations
nominal for Richmond first quality 9n0OO and ordi
nary no quotation could be given
AT Rio GRANDE Goth ultimO, Stock SO barrels Quo
tations-Richmond first 25lid2in5O0; Richmond second
22lld2ll 900; Baltimore 17l000.
AT MoNTEvIDEO 2Sh ultimo. Last sale at D6 for Rich
mond and Mddling, and 74 for Richmond Columbia
delivery at Rosario.
AT BUEYos AYREs, 9th utmo Market dull Last sales
New Orleans old and caked at 4 Extra Baltimore R63
with an abundant supply of native wheat; there was no
demand except for the higher grades of flour.
AMERICAN DsALs.-Arrived one cargo, sold at $4,000
per dozen of s. O. H. We quote 37dSgOO0 per dozen to
nett l3S 50dA39 80 per 900 feet
CODfIsH.-Stock some 1000 packages We quote 1fl00O
for barrels l5d l65O0 for boxes, if good Drums 70OO
retailing at 1SlGl9l000.
AMERICAN DoHESTICS.-300 nackapc nerP
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A RInOdIeSS Duel

Pennsylvania Congressional Nomination.
PoTTsvILLE, Sept 17.-Hon. William l.. Dewart has
been nominated for reelection to Congress Eleventh
district.
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SYRUP IN BARRELS.

SYRUP HAKTELS.
Golden Syrup superior .............53 SO cts. per gall
NpIich Syrup.
Sugar House SYRUP. p...................42
In half bbs three and in kegs, six cents, additional
WIIISKEY.-The market has been quite dull to day,
the only sale reported being 80 bbs Ohio at % cts
Cote City and Pennsylvania at % cts.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, September 1S-CoFFEE The
demand is quite trivial but holders show disposition
to realize unless at extreme prices.
CoTroN-The market is dull, but holders Indifferent
sellers, unless at full prices We quote:
YORK CLASSIFICATION
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From IIONDURAs.-The brig Helen Jane Captain
Stafford, arrived at Boston Thursday evening,
having left Truxio, August 23d. The captain
ports the country quiet and remarkably healthy for
the season. The projected railroad across the
country to the Pacific is not progressing as well as
its friends could desire. The route has been
veyed through, but nothing further has been done,
probably for the want of means. is said that the
drafts of the agent Of the company have been pro-
tested in this country
The Americans who have been to Honduras dur
ing the year past for the purpose of getting gold
from the mines, have all left the country much dis
appointed in the result of their labors. This
owing in a great measure to the illibcral treatment
they received from the government and people,
The feeling there is still strong against the Amer
leans
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N h. Sales to-day of ., ,722 bbs Flour Blue Wing at
III for Ohio and S5OO for Baltimore the latter bond
EXPORTS.
COFFEE.-FrOm the date of last advices to end of
the month, the sales lS000 bags viz 20 900 bags
for United States % 100 bags for the Channel 900 bags
and from the 1s inst date the sales have been "a 400
bags viz: 81 900 bags for United States $500 bags for
Channel; 1000 bags for Mediterranean, bags
Cape Good Hope Prices have ruled from 47OOd 4SOO for
round lots, such in the market 49OO 495O
for the best selections which dealers will permit of old and
mixed
The receipts have been somewhat reer but supply
of has been very limited which dealers refuse to
sell alone.
The general quality of Coffee though better still leaves
much to he desired and really good cargoeS be
bought Prices gradually advanced towards the close of
last month"; and the advance fully sustained We quote
round lots 47ad4SO0 and 1880 for the best selections
that dealers will permit
SUGAR.-Stock 1889 boxes Campos, 500 barrels and
$1,000 bags Pernambuco and Maceio. We quote Whites
Campos $1,000; Browns do 2N70O 3O00 White Pernam-
buco 4h3OOd4A600; Browns do 2n6OOG2ls White
Maceo 3l5OOG40OO Browns do. 2H6OOd2HSO per ar
rival.
HIDEs.-stock 67OO Rio Grande We quote 3ooa 36ors
per ID. y
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND-26d. 9Ors. has been the pre-
vaing rate for this Packet with moderate amounts at
25Ad.
FRETGHrs.-yery dull. We quote nominally 40 cts to
Northern and 60 cts to Southern Ports of United States
and 20d25 cts Ton to Channel.
SPEcIE.-Patrot and Spanish Douboons 3Ol5OO 3OH60O
Patriot Dollars 2lOOO
Very respectfully, your obedient servants.
MAXWELL, WRIGHT & co.
Represented by Partner,
W. II. DC. Wright Esq, Baltimore.
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks an NetO York.
BY TELEGRAPH,
lrongh WM. FISHER & Sow. Stock and Bill Brokers,
BALTIMORE MARK ETS.

SATURDAY, Sept. Is.
EXCHANGE.-Rates remain unchanged and firm, It'll
moderate demand and small supply of bills. We quote
Bankers Bills on London at 1893 GIll0 Commercial do.
1O9 dlO9h; Paris GO days sight 5f12 2%d5f13a; do.
short sight 5fS4; Antwerp 5fl3A; Amsterdam Al ]! "a
AIN; Bremen 794; Hamburg 36A; Cologne 73 81 Frank
fort II q.
COFFEE.-There has been quite an active movement
day. with sales $500 bags Rio follows $50
bags medium at 104 cents, 100 bags damaged private
terms and 900 bags good do at Holly cents The stock
reduced to Ii 500 and of other
descriptions 600 bags We refer to the following report
of Messrs. White & Elder
COFFEE REPORT
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F1re nt st. JOHNS.
ST. JOINS, N F-September 1S.-A destructive fire
occurred here last night. Twenty five houses
sumed and one man was burnt to death.
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Third Day orthe OHIO state Fair.

SANDUskY, sept Ib--The attendance was about % 600
There was large additional display in the agricultural
and mechanical departments. The J emile Company
Cadets from Toledo received by Governor Chase;
Company Light Artillery, from Cleveland, and the
dusky Military also participated in the proceedings The
awards of committees are mostly made The Ladies
Equestrian performance off to O'Clock
The three prizes at the regatta yesterday declared
follows :-Fellers first; Strangers second; Cleveland
third
SANDusKY OHIo September 17.-On this the fourth and
last day of the State Fair the magnificent
and the attendance very large. Altogether the Fair has
been the most successful held in the west and the
display of stock Of all classes better was ever
before exhibited. There fifteen lady competitors for
the ten prizes given for equestrianSm. The first sad
die and bride valued at So awarded to Miss Kirby
of Nidevie orain County the second, gold watch and
chain, with charm of the Atlantic cable attached,
Miss WiShtsham and third, silver cup Miss Bennett
of Woodstock Champaign county Not an accident has
occurred and all the proceedings have been of the
satisfactory description.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG z A NJ s
REGEIVED AT THE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.



WASHINGTON, Sept II 1t is said that Ir. Appleton
intends to resign the place Of Assistant Secretary of State
The cause, stated is the nadeuacy of the salary
the routine of drudgery of subordinate office presenting
no field of ambition for the future. From the friendship
of the President and from his experience he will proha
bly, obtain foreign mission. and not unlikely that to
Spain.
Gov Denver, of Kansas, who has resigned his commits
sion, to take effect the lSt of October will
position as Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Commanders jenkins, Marchard, Ridgey CaSs Pennock
and Hunter have received preparatory orders command
vessels for the Paraguay expedition.
Commander Bell has been appointed Lighthouse In
spector of the Third district New York, vice McKnstry
detached
Commander Stellwagcn has been appointed Lighthouse
Inspector of the Fourth district Philadelphia, Steed
who has been ordered to the command the brig
Dolphin, in place of Lieut. Mait who witness in the
case of the rccapturcd Africans
Surgeon Kellogg has been ordered 10 the Norfolk Navy
Yard, vice Cormick detached, and ordered the Roa-
noke as Fleet Surgeon of the home squadron.
Surgeon Henderson has been ordered to the Navy
Yard at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, vice Delaney
detached.
Lieut. Lambert has been ordered to the Cyane in place
survey.
Robert A. Fnlay residing at Santa Cruz, has been ap
pointed Consul at that place, and Tapey W. Young of
Virginia, Consul at Stutt@ardt.
The rendezvous Of the Paraguay expedition will be at
Buenos Ayres short distance from the mouth the Para
M river
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LONDON, Sept 1858 The position of Coffee, partic
ulary of the clean sorts is undoubtedly good the
stock the 3st July in the principal European entire
pots was will be by the table in another place.
o99o tons against "A $40 at the period last year.
an excess of 900 TONS whereas on the Goth June
was Il 900 TONS and the continued short ship
nn.n from ko to Europe,-in the six months ending
SSo 100 une they had only reached 264 74O bags against
ipfo - IA oo'-mnSt soon convert the excess of stock
on % iii - ' The consumption is everywhere going
On on wen, ana the Java crop, now pretty well ascer-
lneu VIII DE decidedly short that of last season As
we anticipate the continuance of good demand for
portatlon IN the seven months ending 3lst July the
quantity OF this description exported from the Tinted
Kingdom amounted to 10 500 lbs against go 500 in
the same period last year the quantity taken for home
consumption was 13 lbs against II 799 900 The
quantity at sea will be barely adequate to keen nm
the existing moderate stock in London some advance,
in prices is, therefore, not improbable.
The Dutch sale at Rotterdam 1.-THE result of which we
have by teegraph) passed off with great spirit to
cents above valuations.
(Signed) TRUEMAN & ROUSE
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

FIIFN.
The alarm Of fire yesterday morning a nine O'Clock pro
ceeded from the burning of foul chimney Park street
near Lexington.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, 9th August 1s5s-CoPFEE-
the scanty receipts since Sth ult, averaging only
4,iOO bags per day, have enabled dealers only
TO realize previous prices, but to obtain slight
advance IN some descriptions Assorted lots for the United
states with small proportion of Coffee, have ruled
from 4oO TO 4SOO selected parcels chiefly composed
new good frsts at 1880. This quality has been
selling separately, at from 490O 505O Our o-day's
quotations for Superior is be understood for old Coae
Some small lots of choice Superior of the new Sierra
acma crop have been paid as high 5H400 6l500.
The transactions in the interval of the two steamers
have been extremely moderate embracing "A 600 hays for
the United States 30 400 for the Channel and North Of Eu
rope COCO for the Mediterranean, 100 Cape
Good Hope ....
Stock 90, 900 bags
P. S.-SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th, . p. M-ESCHANGE-
small amount of Bills negotiated this morning
quotation 26d.
COPFEE3000 bags have been sold to day United
States Shipments thus far this month 80 sol bags all
parts Of the world.
TSignedl LALIEMANT & CO
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The amount of notes in circulation go 3O2 500 being
a decrease of ESQ S35 and the stock Of bullion both
departments is 797 1856. showing increase of f142
600 when compared with the preceding return.
The increase in the rest by the present return is G4 2
making the total e3 $50 972 If this is the final ad
don to he made before the declaration of the dividend
appears that per is the probable will
be fixed which would leave remainder of f3035,0S7.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-27
For Sale.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What? Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.

Bsca use 1t is the ornament G ID himself provii ed
for ali our race. Reader although this rose may
bloom ever so brahty In the glowing cheek, the eye
Be ever 90 sparkling, the teeth be those Of pearls II
the head Is bereft Of ito covering or the hair be
sn arted and shrive ed, harsh and dry. stl
is sprinkled with gray, nature will los. more than
half her charms. Prof. Woods HAIR Restorative. II
used Two or three times wek will restore and per
following and judge. The writer Of the arst IL the
celebrated Pianist, Thabers:
New York. April 10, 1853.
Dear Sir:-Permit me to express to you the obliga.
tions am under for the entire restoration Of ny hair
70 Its original color about the time Of my arrival in
the United States Il was rapidly becoming gray, but
upon the application Of your Hair Restorative" II
soon recovered its orignsl hue I consider your
Restorative IS very wonderful invention, quite Ell.
cacious rs we'll a. agreeable.
lam. dear sir, yours truly. 8. THALBHRG.
"Drych ar Gwylsdydct."
WEIGH Newspaper once, Is Nassau st, Ap' IL, 1853
PRoT WOOD:-Dear Sir :-Some month or
ok weeks $50 received . bottle Of y9ur wair Res
torative aud gave u my wife, who concluded to try
on her nslr little thinking at the time that it would
Tesore The gray hair but 70 hers - VOL aS my
prise, aleer few weeks trial Il hes performed that
wonderful e6sct ~ turning oil the gray hairs TO .
dayA brown, u the same time Identifying and thick
enine the hair. ! strongly recommend the above
Restorative to al persons in want Of such change
Of their hair. CuARI.RS OARDRW.
NEW YoRK, July IS, 1858.
P1oF woOD: With confidence do recou-
neni your Hair Restorative being the most efca-
cious article ever saw 0lCs using your Hair Res
torative my hair and WHISPERS which were almost
white have gradually Grown dark; and nov Eel
confident that few more applications will reetors
them TO their natural color 1t aro has relieved me
Of al dandfuG and unpleasant itching, % common
among pessons who perspirs freeiey.
PAoF WOOD: About two years ago my hair
comnsnced falling ca and turning grsy; ives fast
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rks1SI';F IN
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For Sale.
7NHE three story Brick House located on the
L corner of Second and Reynolds streets, in the
city Of LeC!are containing ten rooms, having riv-
view Of some 6 mites up and down; also a good
cisern which contains 300 barrels Of water, and
good brick smoke house. 1t is Of the healthest
locations on the Mississippi River.
Terms, 81, 500 cash, he balance in l, and
years, at 10 per cent interest For further partcu-
lars inquire on the premises. The house il not one
year old.
apr17-tf M 3. TERVCND
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SCnlEFFELIN, BROS. + CO.,
lnPoafDns AND DEAIans IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Perfanery, &c,
40 William arees. cor. Bsetmsn, ~ r,
Invite the attention Of the trade 70 their large and
varied stock Of

In addition to their regular importations Of STAPLE
6ods, they also receiving, direct from the sources
Hair sad Nan Brwahss, DvenSss, COrks, Aortvvs,
SP0nges, French and English PerTumery, Lubi~' 8
Ertrocts and many Other articles usually embasced
10 Druggtsts stocks, which they also enabled 70
offer Of the most advantageous terms
Orders, either In person Or BY mall, will receive
prompt attention. apr91-d1y CO
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nate C1SScI,
THE FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEI will run
regularly between Rock Island. Davenport and
all points above to St. Paul making sure connec.
lions at Galena With the following boats which
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line to st. Paul.
eaving Galena at 10 O'Clock, A M.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodw.ck, Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd I"
Golden Era " H Slaughter /"
Grey Eagle DS Harris
Key City, James worden
War Eagle, W. II. Gilbert +"
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven.
port for 0alena every Monday wednesday and Fri.
day 1t O'Clock A NJ.
Returning. leaves 0a,cna for Rock Island and Da-
venport every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ut 9
O'Clock NJ, connecting with the Tshonnco, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris, at O'Clock M.
The Kate Ca Gel leaves Rock Island and Davenport
fer Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1t O'Clock A n
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on n ndsy. wednesday and Friday 1t 8
o'clock M. connecting with Keokuk and st. Louis
Packet Ben Campbell, which leaves arrival Of the
Kate Csssel at obl0ck n.
These boats will give through tickets TO all points
above 6alena 70 Ct Paul. will also receipt for freight
to all OF the above p.ints and will pay particular
tenton to the delivery Of the same. Passengers and
shippers can rely upon the strictest pnnctuaty,
these boats convey the Mall and must leave promptly
1t the hour to make their connections.
n. B.-These boats arrive every evening ct Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS & PRRTTYNAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. n. LANGLEY b CO.,
POWARS 4 CO.,
~. ?. 0ROvDNBERY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch37-dtf
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Mems and Boys Clothing

FL ii M O " IL
HARDWARE ON COMMISsION.-The subscri-
III Der has removed his entire stock OF HARDwAEE
to his new store In Nichols Block corner OF Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE where
he viii keep on hand general assortment Of goods
In his line
CARPENTERS. RVJLE rs
BLA CKS4NI71HS, MA CHLNLS7S.
IINNNERS AND FARMERS
will here find . larse and well assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heary HardsCare
which will be sold by the undersigned At ten to
twenty-five Per cent less than ever before offered 10
this market
Country dealers can buy at this store at a. low
rates AZ At st. Louis or Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
7,odtf II WAAURUpN
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ROOFING.
A q r At ID sc0veyr

". =. CHlLDS 4 CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and water Proof
CEMENT ROOFI.v'G!!
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to contract
W and put on Ut the shortest notice, car
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
being the only article yet inveated that viii sue.
cessfuy resist the action Of the atmosphere In every
Climate. 1t 10 perfectly IRE and waterproof and In
point Of durability We believe II equal II not supe.
old TIM Tar, iron, or shinge roofs, making NO diff
terence how nat or steep the roof may be. This
foonng iswsrranted TO prove shove represented
We wiz put II on for - 90 PER squsre, 40 fstt
square We will apply upon tin and iron roofs for
~ 90 per square, being, account Of ts durabiity
the cheapest paint that can Be used.
their roof repaired TO call at ONCE opposite the
LeClaire House, Davenport, Iowa. and examine sam.
Pies, and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the duSab
ity and practicability Of this roofing.
N: B.-We are prepared 70 oil orders for our Ce-
nent @ those residing at distance, with printed d.
rscttoas 70! ~ use.
Osy and cosssy RtgAtsJbr Ioseo ed Atassssse
JBvAN lzlasN 4 mo.
Q. 4. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REyERKNCB IN CINCINNATI.
Mr. !.r. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Osmuol O8oens NO ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ No g Fourth street.
Mr. Oeoree Carlisle, President OF the LAFAYETTE Bank
DR. John Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. d., LOndon
and Liverpool.
sssrs John Shilto L Co., Dry Goods dealsrs eth
street.
itchell and Rammelsbssg, Furniture Mans an
dealers lth street.
lice Greenwood, Esq.
..r A Hinkle.
DAvKNPoR1
Geo Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goats Patchin, Builders,
EW Wheeler, Architsct,
EPeck, City CLERK,
Geo Parker,
@ Cline, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine, Donsly Lea, Dsvenport.lron WORT
Eli Adams.
Hakes Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND.
IS GuyeR,
PL Mitchell, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis! Y Weber, Postmaster.
ru1CAGo.
Hubbard. Aetna Insurance,
g Hooker,
Ira Foote Builder
Bears, Wood Co., Dsdstsad NanuhctuYing %. No.
line.
Re.nor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry Wisner. Wholesale. .Orocksry' dealer leva
City.
0aY7RAS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
s w O v q S

Coal aud Wood Cooking. Coal and Wood Pario7, Dining.
Room SIX Plate and Cylinder, brought into Northern
PENNSYLVANIA or Southern New York all of which We
are nov prepared 10 sell at wholesale retail al as low
rates and good TERMS be found this side OF
NeyyYork from the fact that all goods bought
of first hands and in full packages and large quantities,
that gives Us advantage smaller purchasers and
Is Der cent less than any of them which advantage we
shall Offer TO any who viii favor with call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
A large quantity Of Tin ware, Stove Pipe and Elbows
always on hand wholesale and retail All kinds of job
Work done to ORDER on short notice and warranted.
Don't mistake the place to buy STOVES and HARD
WARE cheap-oue door South Of Foxs, and nearly op-
posite Tracy & 1Ioores Main street, in the new Wood
Building, Iettered al cUer.
Grain and Country Produce old Iron Brass, Brittania
and Copper Dried Fruit of all kinds Feathers and Bees
wax wanted for goods
0O0O Sheep Pets wanted for which the highest price
in CASH viii be paid
T0wanda. April ?, 1857