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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

DrsrRn<rsc 0ocuRREscs.-Ms Adelaide HAlly,
daughter Of ex Governor HAly, Of oOunectcut died at
Stamford on Thursday morning last, from the effects Of
being burned In the most shocking by her clothes
taking nre In consequence Of she explosion Of fluid gas
lamp on Tuesday evening me decreased and On elder
sister were engaged reading BY the light Of the lamp
the time Of the EXPLOSION when the burning bouid
In contact with their dresses and them Ere The
screams OF the young ladies' attracted the attention Of all
In the house who Instantly rushed their Assist
snoe, and by the application OF blankets and other wool
lens succeeded In extnguishng the flames not however
before both the ladies very severely burned the
Youngest 40 much ~ 70 preclude all hopes OF recovery
notwthstandne that the best medical ski available
promptly Obtained; and anticipated death pu, An end
though very badly burned, Il believed 70 De oat OF
danger. The deceased estmsble young lady and
much beloved BY arge circle Of relatives and friends
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

In the Uverpsorooton nsrtss on the 3lt Of May the
demand was exceedingly small The sales not being over
5000 bales ali Of which we're 70 the trade. Prices were,
h sever firmly maintained. On tho LIST OF June the
maruet continued quiet and prices nomiually without
change salsso coo baes, including 900 Tor export
In he Liverpool market the LIST trade was dull
ani prices Of wheat hardly maintained Flour maintain
I'd ne rates Of the rrevioo Tuesday The weather was
very favorable for the crossing crops.
Sugar Vas without Improvement In rates. and transsc.
ton were limited.
In the London market the LIST inst. the sales OF
eouse were progressing, vithou, alteration In prices
Tea was more.sieady; eonsou, ekd sexd.
Ccnsols were without particular change closing on tho
arst at s7x as7X for money, and 90 ssX for The 20
count Of The 9th July,
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eUrppING IkTEIJICENCE.


Arrived b,n New YORK lst-Rhne at Deal for London;
"a, Pilot Fbh ~ Liverpool
Arrived from Rew Orleans May D-AIbert aallspn At
Lverpcol 3sst kahaniel Tsompson, 1t ds June Reso
lutte at DO. ~ 1uR4 0QN
arrive from ,hHiI.ssOn Nay -IAdy Bale, 81 Liverpool
June a hAkinon ~ do
sailed 10, New York slst-Carvan FROM LIVERPOOL; ID
Pbisoeiphis rrart Flint and Aice eounee, from do.
rallied h Boston Ns-Lucy, from Liverpool; ID, Laura
snow, no ,hs mbeaD, and kisng sun, from do.
sailed for New Orisans siss-Sharies Penaell, from
Jlverr ooi -
sailed for Philadelphia pth-yemsssee from Liverpool
Passed deal, 3isi, symmetry, from PhiladelphiA
In The river ~ Liverpool "a outward bound, smily Hail.
West Point ssrssrei Tyson, Albert 0aIlan and Empire
State. for New rorh
NAsrx, June i-The bark Huron from Charleston cap
rsed and subh at Palmbeuf csi 70 nearly discharged
ksrwARr, Nay @-Psrt Of . cargo Of e,ton landed II
Naru lime Bags from New Orleans. TOOK hre the
quay and sustained severe damage
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LrTTwR BAa ron THE AFRICAN CoAsr.-The
United storcship Release, Lieut. Commanding VIM
A. Parker viii san from Boson Cor Port Prays, Cape de
verd ssnos on Tuesday next, 18Th pst With for
the Uned states squadron on The coast Of Arics let
YER bas VIII be kept at ne Naval 1yceum, Navy Yard
Charle~town. until Monday evening.
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PO s II S o r / PIT.
SATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK n. M
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
S~NO~N~o<N~S~~~N~~D~~~N~
Arrival Of the Nova Scotian Of
Cape Race.
The British Outrages i'm Par
lament.
~NIN~O>oNoo~>>>o~~c~>r~Oo~-
6TA1H OP THO Markets,
Ia, 10, 10

.
The Canadian Csnpany's steamship Nova scosias
Captain hcuassers, parsed Cape Race her frs,
voysset Quebec. She has ssA passengers
The Nova scouan arrived d the STRAITS Of Belle Isle at
"a NJ Of the leh but a.dps the passage blocked with
ce was obliged 70 take the Southern route asr endes
vOrirs for ten hours 10 90 through.
OF Cape Race her news was obtained BY tho Rows
vscht Of The AssocatedfPrsss EgSS
me steamship Europa, from Boston via HaaI, arrived
at Liverpool On the ID.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House Of Lords the 3ls uk the order OF inc
Day consider the Of The House Of Commons
or dsgreeps 70 the amendment Of the former house TO
ibe Oaihs bilik The question 70 insist the amend
msDts after discussios was put and carried wlhousa
AiviGsn.
Stanley has been appointed 70 the India Board and
Sir Buwer Iys,on, Colonial Secretary.
In the House of Commons the list inst, Mr.. LINDSAY
asked the government that the United States
vessels in The Havana Western Of Africa trade
had been fred nto boarded, searched or detained BY
Rritsh cruisers 10, by what authority, or under
where Instructions dd The cemmandes Of those ships
aed
M Fitzgerald said the government had no official In
formation on tho subject but he had reason 70 believe
ZOE reports bad been exaggerated They were a anxious
ss the American govesmsnt 70 avoid all cause Of COM
paint and strict orders had been ssued 70 tho officers
and the stations to be especially cautious 81, sEfg.
. The Niagara and AsamsmDon, with the telegraph CO.
Die on board sailed from Plymouth Sound Saturday
evening for the west coast Of Ireland
INDIA.
fne following WAS received frsn Alexandria, Nay %,
via Malts, atth
The Gauges with the Bombay mails arrived at Sues yea
terdsy.
he CommAndsr-is-CSisf and Gen. wsipole entered
eaabehappore without opposision, The soth Of April
sno marched for Barclay me 10 vf Nay.
The, h.unbis and his fsl'owsnywsre nyns back 70 Ma
que'dee, IN Dude
Nepa sAhb was In Barclay.
rho Htnaoos were friendly, but The Kusselmsn we're Co.
ovpipg
rpe rsverses sustained BY Gen. waps,s Dude have
ben confirmed.
General Adrian Hope had been killed.
A Goorhns column under COL Jones had occupied No
r,dsbsd after deres,ns,hs enemy At Dugsshabd Mu-
jssnah-
Seoera Penny arrived At Punalee the 2oth Of April,
and marched the same day TO join the Commander in
Chef.
despatch from Fusteshur Nay I'd states that he fol-
bowed the rebels into Anbsscade and Vas killed but
NE enemy vas defeated by his troops.
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authority sucispt 70 break Vie ring First and foremost
then. arrest Brigham Young and The sading men Of hi
uibebrps him and them 70 via before proper vbue.
they resist the summons 70 appear, 70 oooA
their attendance IN the language and majesty n tho a~
and for the enforcement and maintenance u such ma,
date ten thousand bsyonets viii lesp mon toe ssa-
bbard with that earnest Of loyalty which the gov
eminent has . right TO expect, and which she has
r .. tccDd m her gallant soid,ery wanting Do
proper manner the rights or citizens be gua apteo0 and
law and order reign supreme; 70 do Oher will probar
another winter in the moopsn fss,nssses Whs dos Inc
government heetaseP This army, under OIL. Johnston
with supplies and transportation, ready 70 to
enter the valley; and power in Mormon dom stay
their triumpha progress Lot Congress declare the Terri
tory In state OF open rebellion n their goysrument
which Oh uue-and such has been the for months
and submss " the laws would be readily enforced and
order ana quiet once more restored
GESBRAL Orders, NO. 20.
HEADQUARTERS DrPARrxESr or UrAH,
The Colonel commanding Ast - oow seis in
he ss r. i 2. BE
be troops Of ,be duty Of hauling BY hand n, for this
o. dftaDre 5sa to drawn iAroaSs deep snoss
himself occasion 70 express s.
he he .scSy SisS which hs snd al oths.
cuous duties In soldiers experience have been
csmpsisnany which have been encounter we're nsfore
sna ss p s but III
Ss os. n %s,sa en- ss n: en-
been msnuy met and endured alike by sxSisr. and
volunteers With spirit Of patriotism and which
which the has justly many oscasIns
and gives TO our country th, future in The
OF her her integrity and her safety than her
troop. Of tbs 4ue duty Commanders VIII furnish suit
r. j. P0RTEk. Asst Adjt General.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
TERMS OF ApyERrrs1No

Announcing names for State office 90
ie"riy advertisers " i'll beconfined to .hssrley;,
innate business
Legal advertisements will be sharged FIR q. Al.
nsuaI rates . per square for the first in.ert,o,
and fifty cents for each .uhseouent ins.r,;.n y,
casual advertisements will be charged at the So.
ana must be marked the number of insertions.
Advertisements of persuual altercatians will :,
al cases be charged So per square for the hr., IN.
seit,'n, ana ; for each continuance and must ..
paid for 'n adrGnes '' -
70 Our advertising friend. ar. de.irsd 49,.
IN their favors or before 10 clock ever III
E1;, morning asourpaper usually gees to pres
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
w WEWOEAEE SALOON.
Vain Street,
Van Buren,, Arkansas.

~ ~ THE undersigned would give notice to
$cAl0L all those desirous of drinking Wewokee
w. Water, pure from the Fountains of Old
Bourbon, Zone glass of which is Warrant, ed to Dos
sess more virtue than all the Holy water in Priest
dom seven times blessed by the Pope,) that they
keep the article in its unadulterated state and feel
desirous of serving sher customers rs formerly
mixed or unmxed, punched, cocktailed or strait in
quantities to suit the taste and constitution of each
and every individual. Come therefore all We that
thirst and quench it in the fountains Of life whose
powers of incanta.on is the soul of Joy.
DICK JO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS
e. s z D VA RD

WIZARD 4 SOUTHMAYD have Just received
W and offer for sale, Il large assortment of
Hardware consting in part of hoes, Mattocks; grub
halterchain-, grain, grass and brush scythes grain
cradles, cut and carpet tacks, brads, nails horse
shoe nails, cotton and wool cards curry combs, gun
caps. gun locks, cut, mill, pit and hand saws,
candcstieks, chest closet, till and door locks pad
locks. cLiseIs. butts and screws, files all kinds
scythe -atleS. rakes, Pitchtork, planes plane bits
bench screws. blaeE-u.,Ls bellows. anyilS vices
and hammers brass kettles, scythe stones sc ysIls
horse and shoe brushes, backing, spoke shaves'
hollow auGers drawing knives. cast butts, table
hinges; hammers hatche;s spirit levels, pocket and
table catiery, curtain Plus, table and bed castors
corn mills spades AMI shoves, shovel and tongs,
cotton and MANILA rope, augers spike and pail
siInblets together with almost every article usual
~ found in hardware stores va ).
MY Il. 'S9.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

( xEO AUSTIN b--~ leave 20 ac1uaint his old
~ fueul ana JEs aues hr ,AItcts 10
make Jlalt be has Just received by the
late arrivals superior i,' of groceries under
2Ja barrels WHISKY. various bands.
81
25 barrels Daasiou whisky;
To
So barrels brandy wine and gin. large
quantity Of I"pT-ruiit. Stpltuu bitter, lemon sy
IgP v. sar..ue- p.a wing cards DC, ami various
other Articles Ia ts.e nsr grocegy llae.
Also
25 h!il> Louisiana sugar;
'osacI~- c flee.
25 b.rI,i- u.ulas~-~.
eo4
l.roO sack, salt all io- sale by
june !. - GE0. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

ci0l EHdO1cn1eRt TOR the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted piM Firulent
and Ep,pemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of
L awful destruction of human Ii fe caused by
sexual diseases and the deceptions practiced upon
upon the unfortunate victims of suci, diseases by
quacks, several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, charitable act worthy of their
name. to open dispensary for the treatment of
Ia class OF diseases in ali their forms and to give
medical advice gratis TO all who apply by letter
with description of their condition, age occupa-
tion, habits of life, dc-l and in of extreme
poverty, to furnish medIcides free of charge 1t is
nee Hess to add that the Association commands
the eighest medical skill of the age and will furn-
ish the most approved moderu treatment.
The directors of the association. in their annual
report upon the treatment cf sexual diseases for
the year ending January lst, 1858, express the
highest satisfaction with the which has at
tended the abors Of the consulting surgeon in the
cure OF sperinatoTThra, seminal weakness impo-
tence, gonorrhpa, gieet syphilis, the vice of
ism or selfabuse, DC and order continuance of
the sames plan for the ensuing year.
The directors, ON a review of lhe past feel as
sured that their abors in this sphere of benevolent
effort have been IF great benefit to the afflicted,
especially TO the young, and they have resolved to
devote Themselves with renewed Zeal. TO this very
Important and much dispised cause.
An admirable repytt on sperTnatorrhpa, or SEM
iPal weakness the wee of on;Anisill nlasturbation
self abuse, and other diseases of the sexual or
gsns, by the consulting surgeon will be sent by
mail lin sealed cEveope.) free of charge, on re
ceipt of two stamps for postage. Other reports
and tracts on the nature and treatment of sexual
diseases, diet, DC are constantly being published
for gratutoss distribution aud viii be sent to the
afflicted. Some of the remedies and rncthois
al treatment discovered during the last year. of
great value
Address. for report Of treatment, DIR. G. GEORGE
r CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon Howard As
soca,iOn, No South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa.
Iiy order Of the Directors
EZRA ID. HARTWELL, PrcSt
GEO. FAIECHuD, Sec'y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
To all whom ID E,say Con-
Germ.

NOTICE i hereby given that the sheriff Sut
=. ton +. CottreI. who also assessor and col
le,tor Of the c"uury aui State taxes of Crawford
county, in tEr State of ATkaII-;t~ did on the 9th
,av of March I~57. oiTcr f1r ~ale at the court
house door III said onty. for the non payment of
thereon, tar tIse years $50. S53. IS54 1855
aHI 1856 the following lnt- situated IN the crv of
Nan Bureu, county uf Crawford and State of Ar
Lansa- VIZ. lots two ~ aul three o. IN block
Eeightreu ISl and luts thirteen (l%l AMI fourteen
tIi ia block fifteen fI5l fsr the sum OF thirty
uIn- dollar (SSgI which said lots We're taxed in
the name "f the heirs of l. .. Ran "ph and pur-
chased II ~slil ale ly Alexander Mclean and
George Austin, ai~U ihat a.tcr tie expiration of
tze months froln the ia. q: said sale the sheriff
a.; said county q decd tu each and all of said
lots to sari Alexander Mclean and GEORGE Austin,
which deed ! r-s.rl iii tLs recurdtr's Of
-iits oi s;s. vuEIfy ut Crawford
Nrn, tar-a.sEg- aGs E.E-.u who can 81 up any
fling Irregular HE, 81 IN -s.,i sale. sa.~t show
cause ar the February term o.: Tie Circuit c"rrt of
the coruty IF Cr.wtnrj aforesaid AZ court to be
holden the first Monday # February. lS59 why
said sale >uuJI Mt he cnrltirIe,I pursuant to a
petition To- Je GI"d by a. IN saiL court for that
purpus--
ALEXANDER MCLEAN,
GEORGE AUSTIN
Van Btsrcn- Ark. Juiy >. '5S- NV
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Fresh Garden Seeds

\ LNIS' Equantity offresh Shaker 6 car,ien Seeds
L OF every variety put up in boxes which are so-
pe;lor !" any that have been broagbt 20 THE
market and for sale low for cash by
jan. 10. SO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
just Received.
New Summer Clothing.

AZ ALAS. Poor Yorick, there are more things on
IS earth than men dream of in their PHILOSOPHERS
IL Come and see the beautiful stock of summer
goods for men aud boys wear, exhibited in the store
of 3 j. ADLER and you will not alone be sur
prised at the variety, superiority of his clothing
but also he astonshed at the low rates he sells them
for lie still adheres to his old maxim: Small prof.
It's au gvir ST, - lis stock consists cf all sorts OF
Cra..
Vests
Shirts
Eoseirv,
Hats, caps,
and good assortment OF
youths clothing, &c.
Come aad examine our stock.
S. j. ADLER.
ons., 20 59
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

U5W HAIR DRESSING AhG SHAVING SA-
LOON.
VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of an Buren, and all soourners in the
city that he has established himself in the old Bush
..-.-a .-I.e .Ls H,yu.ve S5.t.u.i. Tor the y,,r-
pose Of carrying On the above business in its vari
Gus branches to tie satisfaction fall who will give
me trial. In connection with the above business
he viii bleed, cup and draw teeth, plug and clean
teeth, m the best manner at the anne place
april %, IS. WM YOUNG
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
For Pine sssHEs- E-T:Gic Esck. VAN
B;Grcsi and Sort Smith.

fI'HE [. : Mail Packet Steamer ~ -
L EssE.SE+, JEJ. H. ADAMS, -5<.sz:.,
MA>TIR. Has I!,U..t passenger ami freight pack
ct Il now being Iuit IN Ciscinu..;i. expressly for
the ArkaI.~- Ii-~F ua trade. viii leave that por,
"n ab" at the Il "f Tuly, tag the at4,ys places
aud ali intermediate iau,.ig5-rs.
Al! orders ad,isc~-s-a in Capt J. D. Adams, Gaze
ST Dean t Hale. Cincinnati; = II 10 filled.
JuHv l.. 5N--L
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Q ) C 0 G "A
y ~

1 NEE assortment Of the latest stvlos Of Cling
: \ hams, Mr..r.- &c; also Il and DoInesticS,
le! Ticks Georgia aHj Carolina Stripes, Cotton
Sd--, dc. Just received and Tor sale bv.
june I. SIS GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Summer Hats.

"a complete variety Of summer hats from the
- superior Panafns to palm leaf, just received
and for sale cheap by
June 4 IS GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
10 kasEilcrS.

w have one good bark mill in store, which
w We We will sell low.
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAM L Co.
NAV IL 'aS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Extract OF Ginger.

DOL put cup exwressly for this trade. ,Ao..
- - dealing in the article are requested 20 o.Il
and examine for themselves; for sale bv
feb -, 80 HENRY, WILLIAMS A q,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
TERMS OF THE
1rkansas 1ntellinrntsr-

The Arkansas INTKiieEscrR is published a, Va.
Bnren every Friday morning a; two dollar. p.r
annum which may be discharged by shepsyms.,
ton Of the year
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Hoes and zsakcs.

= DOZ, garden hoes, two sizes; doz. garden
y rakes, three sizes with handles, just received
and for sale by
JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS & Co.
NAV Il, 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Boots 81 shoes.

-ss, FIFTY cases boots and shoes Just TeceiS ed
kH{ and for sale by
a. June 4, '5S GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
EsatS.

MEMS and BOYS California, Richland, Tn
Is ion Planters, Aloleskm and wool hats, sum
SS Iner hats, d.. iu-t received and for sale by
may Il. 80. WARD Il SOUTnMAlD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Star Candles.

N BOXES star candles; 80 boxes de- 50 /
.JO boxes do just received and for sale by
june 4, 5S GEO. AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

GEo. FAIECHrLD, Sec'y.
July 9, '5S-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Candy, Raisins & FIGS,

100 BONES assorted candy: 20 boxe. rock d.
IOO 100 bunch and layer raisns, SO half and
quarter boxes do; i2Oofb fresh figs. all Of which
have been Just received and for sale by
feb ls, 80 HENRY, WILLIAMS a Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Blankets.
QuccnsWare.

OK 80 BOXES queenswar variousIy assorted
u q to suit the country trade. some case. cen
~ tanning general assortment Of painted
ware, some cases containing assortment II fov-
oiue ware some cases containing cups .aucers and
pltes ouly, for sale by
feb %, '5s HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia.

4 Benerotent Institution established by spe-
eioi Endoacment for the Relief of the .Sick;
and Distressed, afflicted siM Trulent
and Ep,peHgic Diseases.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Boots Il shoes.

rSsp a large and fIll stock of mems boots and
wv shoes. women's, boys. youths and chill,
s<s- drens brogans Just receivedby
feb 20. '5S HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Summer Clothing.

lust received a lot of Summer clothing consist |
e ing OF, Pants, Coats, Nests and Shirts for sale
by F. PERKINS.
may IA, '5S. }
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

Tobacco.
~ BOXES oftobaccoo of various brands, varying
- from Iat to 10 cents per pound, just receiv-
ed and for sale by
june 4. IS GEO AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

4 Ii who are indepted by note or account are
IA respectfully requested to make payment i'm
Or shall be necessarily compelled to
sue them as l must raise money to pay my debts
need the cash and must have It.
april 20, IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
A Superior Tent

MADE by the fingers of the fair sex, capable
VI of lodging twenty five persons comfortab ly,
for sale by
june 4. ,5s GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
SaddIcry, EEarnes, &c.

7 AIDES. and geutlemen's saddles, various pr
L 4 ces and styIeS: mule teem harness complete;
. horse Yankee harness complete for sale by
June 4 IS GEO. AUSTIN
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Broadway House.
ST. Cloud Hotel.
Metropolitan Eating House.
RiddIebereer's Eating House.

M will open Fsta' hm' Mt of Cedar and
w Cherry streets, TUESDAY, THE 6rH OF o L-rCBER,
Oct6 -1y. J. & W. MOORE
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sUNUHaES.
a NLkr.SuTs. WASHERS, solIKRs .RIvEfs. DRILl3
"A >ros Tara, "a h2nl 4ad ler sale b
Dsyss DID. pJoxyx
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CLiIB0RNE'S MACHINE WORKS,
NASUXIHIE. TENN

facurers, and all persons cesirous q purch ang
houe gooi machinery, such a. STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGS OF description, GE AIRING. CAR-WHEt is OF
the ost improved patterns SAW WILLS. PIlNS. Sex &C.
is respectfully called to this Establish
rapidly the p-emi-es Of q Nashville Manu-.
featuring Company. We intend 20 The bi mess
fully extensive before and shallsoon
orders for Machinery ana Casting. We have ALREADY
pced operations in bach th shop ard Roller
yard and shall give immediate satfacton to old and
We are experienced Northumberland Of Us personally
attending to his departmen'-And thus shah be
able erior ioWer than
fore done in this city. We shall piece
work done at this Establishment, and give prompt
personal attention every order left Office thus
hone TO give general safaetop and patroniIed by
friends Of home anuaciure. NJ. yACKER a CO.,
Claiborne Maehine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
iuns2T-u Late Nashville Mani. Co.