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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15

THB mortality among Southern newspa-
pers is frightful. Among the last victims
of the apreyailing epidemic" is the Memphis
Tenn, BHltetin, which, We are informed,
has been crashed out by its more lusty
neighbor-the AeaEaaeke. The Bailetin
was, until last Spring, strong Union
Journal, but died hOpelessIy demented.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15
1&G MERDEI,

IRE now receiving from the East larEo and well
"A selected stock Of
CarpetIngs, OIL Cloth, Damasl<s, Vel
vet Rugs, Mats, &C., &C.
An Of which have been bought for nett cab, anil
will be sold for cash.
they have also ON hand. OF their own manufac-
ture. \ very large stock Of FURNITURE OF every
variety Looking GasSes and al kinds Of
CSooa;. Oct4-1m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15
For Cincinnati.

THE STEAMER sALLIB LIST, ?. }.
R1EsEII, Captain. and william Il L1st,
iA@1CleTk, win IeAye Ia place q the Courier
this evening At Gieioek- For freight Or page
'P gg.y1 60 board q to SO BAKER, Ara..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15

eadeaTored 70 find out tbeWheFeabeuts
Of Gen Sehenek, without success He passed
through Western Virginia. With ais stan
some Wesks ago, and It vas supposed he
would be assigned the command Of = brig
ade- When passed mp be vas AZ Grafton.
As Col. - expressed it, aas q sort OF
post eommtssary." What has become Of
the General and his suite, and Ehere they
are now, Am unable 10 state. Thrust be
very disagreeIble 70 zoe general, With
a fall suite, bat without command That
Is Gen Sehenek's position At present
do not know Why be Is kept ont Of seq
vice, unless the Government has lost con-
fdenee in his military capacity There IS
3 great want Of Ohio Bngadiers in West
ern Virginia, and good one would be ae-
eeptable 70 the Ohio Regiments IN TygArt
VALLEY. an sure, in fact know, that
Gen. Seheuek would not be acceptable.
That Vienna masked battery affair elings
70 him dreAdfally. heard his presence
in Virginia frequently spoken Of, and on
GERS and men alike hoped they would not
be placed under his Command Such Is
the effect of q military blunder.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15
CoycLrsIOE.

Ny tour in Western Virginia is over
Gladly do look again upon the bright wa
ters Of ny own river, the dear Ohio. To-
morrow shall be in my native State, and
then home again But hold, not 80 list
How am / 70 get homer No money,
robbed, penniless creature, and that yearly
pass over the Marietta and Cincinnati rail-
road, kindly furnished by Superintendent
DurGnd, lost and gone foreyerI Is my
face good7 Doubtful All, meet =
friend. KeubIe, the railroad agent, hears
Of my distress and comes TO my aid, aud
Cons offers TO feed me the balance of the
trip. / am safe, and hope tomorrow to
be, to jon, no longer. ISyIsIstE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15

The notorious 40. NJ" Capt. Leib. has
charge of the post at Clarksburg, and i'm
mense army supplies are IN his possession.
made his acquaintance on my way out,
and renewed It on my return, and person.
ally am greatly indebted 70 him for cour-
tesies. But, Notwithstanding this, / feel 1t
a duty to say that my impressions Of the
gentleman were very unfaVorable.
Everybody about Clarksburg, except
those in his immediate employ, seem to
despise him. From Clarksburg TO Cheat
Mountain, heard him cursed along the
whole line. and frequently spoken OF as a
disgrace TO the position. Yet his business
powers are great, and he transaets an inn
mense amount Of business with great ease.
he seems to enjoy to the fullest extent, the
confidence of General ROsecrans, aud the
War Department appointed him TO his
present position, after his nomination had
been rejected by the Senate. He is either
a great seonndrel, holding important po-
litical secrets, which prevent his removal,
or is the worst abused man in the country.
Ileaye you TO discuss the case further.
1t is singular, but nevertheless true, that
at Clarksburg, located on the railroad.
with abundant supplies, the few troops
there cannot obtain full rations. have
the authority of Co. Z, 5th Ohio, for this
declaration. Scarcely at any time since
they have been in Glarksburg, has full ra-
tons been served to the whole company.
This is specimen Of the very bad man
agement IN Western Virginia, especially
on the line of the railroad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15

Speaking Of nostalgia, am reminded OF
! scene saw IN the military hospital At
Bnekhannon. In one Of the wards, upon =
cot, lzy q youth not more than seTenteen,
member Of an Indiana regiment, len be-
hind in consequence OF sickness. his ace
Vas as pale as marble. and his large blue
eyes we're sunken in his head. There Vas
: mournfuIness in the expression Of his
face that made me sad TO look upon.
4.Wbat il the matter with that boy3@
asked after had left the ROOM
-NothinE under Heaven" replied the
surgeon. ssbat nostalgia Day and night
be Teeps aad sobs, and wants 70 see his
mother. His griefhAs been 30 excessive that
it keeps him 70 his bed When he gets
abIe 70 travel will send him home
Such cases are not unfrequent- A COW
ardly lieutenant, in one Of the Ohio regi
rnents, asked discharge .on the grOund Of
Ill health. Tue surgeon recommended the
discharge, and IN these words: 1SAid lieu
tenant being so sadly affected with the
nostalgia rs 10 be useless IN the camp and
worthless on the field" The language
was put in the discharge, and the Lied
tenant gladly LEFT the service on those
terms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15
Az uNPLEAsANI lNcIDEsr:

Leaving Clarksburg at 4:35 P. n, IN the
regular passenger train, arrived here latg
in the evening. met with an unpleasant
incident on the way. The seats ofthe car
were high-baeked, aud, resting my head
comfortably, PrOpped mp my feet and fell
into delightful snOOEe. You can imag-
ing the happy position and how enjoyed
it But while thus enjoying natures
of my pocket 1t contained my "last red, p
and an abundance Of dead-head tickets
The moment awakened, missed the
wallet, and Immediately search was made,
but it could not be found. TWAS the first
time In my life that had been robbed, and
must confess that ! never felt meaner. I
tried 20 rid my mind Of the subject, but
could not drive out o desire to know who
the thief was. was more anxious on that
point than on the recovery OF the valua-
bles. Instituted an investigation, aud NJ
last. to my ast0nishment, had almost con
elusive evidence that one whom regard
ed as 4 friend, and . man IN good sirenm-
stances, had picked up my poeket-book,
aud used portion Of the money before he
left the traini There was food for refee-
ton, and reflected on it.
There is no news Of interest at this point
The seeessionists who remain hereabouts
are completely sileneed, and only small
force of Virgiuians are stationed At this
post.
met Mr.. John F. Hoy, of our city, this
evening. BE has been commissioned as
Lieutenant Colonel OF Virginia Tegi-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15
IfPREssING YAlMERs AID TEAMS.

a squad Of Company had been out in
the country several days, pressing teams
into the service. The farmers. though
they owe all to our gallant troops, and
were offered four dollars a day and rations
for the use of two horses, a wagon and a
teamster, refused TO volunteer 70 assist in
Carrying supplies TO our troops up in the
mountains. The teams were needed, and
the only resource Of the Government was
TO impress them. So small squads were
sent ont. seizing horses and wagons, and
farmers to drive the horses, and marching
them into Clarksburg. When it became
known that teams we're being impress
ed, the farmers resorted TO all sorts of
means to avoid the impressment. Some
hid the wheels Of their wagons; others tied
their horses up in the woods, bat they
could not asoid the keen eyes Of the KS,
who mended wagons, found lost horses, no
matter how they had been disposed of.
This conduct on the part Of the farmers
about Clarksburg is shameful in the high
est degree. / can attribute it TO nothing
else than miserable selishuess and sheer
coEardiee. They are too mean TO assist
those who protect them, and afraid TO ven
ture from their homes for fear they may
run against seeesh. Great numbers Of
teams and farmers have been pressed into
the service. They are well paid, bat it
would be only Justice If compelled to la
Dor without remuneration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15

Istopped = few hours At Clarksburg,
main depot of supplies in Western Viz
ginia. It's principal guard IS Company 4,
Of the Fifth Ohio Regiment 1 state only
the truth when say that this company is
exeeIIed by none in the service. Captain
Jackson, who has been At home in cOnse-
quenee of Ill health, has returned, cum
pIeteIy restored 70 health. The company
IS exceedingly tired Of the irksome duty of
guarding Clarksbarg, and anxious TO re-
joiu the regiment
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15
Leather, OIL and Shoe Findings
i. M. WHEAT & SONS,

j. N. WHEAT q SONS,
No. az Main street, wheeling, Va.
HAyE consrautly on hADd = good a1sortment Of
ID Red aud Oak Sole leather Rreusa aud Arasf-
can Calf and Kip skfHs. Upper Bride HAIaass and
sEIEtisg Iss1s.E 5ogPn e I, dniaEs 81
The highest market price Taid, iE- CASH for AidsS
and Skins-
70 b sOld on commission angO
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IA CARD.

a GARD.
II I. HITcHc0CK most respectfully Eiyes notice
8 Main strest, over The Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
for trlnsAettng the business OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
He will also give instruction In
r ACCOUNTANTSHIP,
IN All its MISUNDERSTANDING Commercial CAL
euIAtIOns Business Writing. &e5 also In Political
Rnonomy, Finance and Banking, Commercial Law,
Praeteal Business and whatever constitutes thor
OuEh preparation for ACTIVE BustSEsS nEE-
ne course Of instruction Il inte1ded 70 be a.
eomprehensiVe and thorough a. that Of any Of the
CammereiGl Colleges, while the expense 70 the stu
dent VIII Be much les.
I. I. H. bees leave to refer thOss 70 whom be Il
unknown to Geo. ". Smith. Esq, or 70 the ohieers
OF the banks In Wheeling aud Bridgeport.
DAEHER HAT-We would invite attention
spin HARPER BRO.
nARLOR MATCHES--These matches have no OF
il fensiTe OdOr. and are safely packed. Sold by
Ii LOGAN CO., and LOGAN, LIST Z co.
NANCY BASKETS-A fresh supply reeeiV-
Il ed At the Variety Store Of
aus9 D. HIc0LL Z BRO, 100 Main st.
DURB OLD RYB WHISKY, BRAHDIRs. WINES.
II (fOr medical purpesesl received and for sale by
TIL LOGAN & Co, aud LOGAN, LIST 4 co.
pOYS' AND M1ISESs WEAR-Particu
~ 1F attention has been be5toHed uP0l this
dspGrtmont BY [mh9I GR0. Z. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15
The va IN Western Virginia

NostaIsfn-A TouehInE Hospital Case
-Haff9FH About CIaFl<sbuTBh-4E.
pressing Farmers into GoyeEnrnenL
aerTfee-E+OldL efb's-An UnpteasanE
Inefdenf-General SeheneE-Ena OF
ny TouF 20 Cheat MOuntatn-AoIns
fc.-r.-.osseoes q tha Cinciz1ati TtneAl
PAREKEzBURs, October 8.
DEAR TuEs-I promised yOu second
letter from Grafton. designed remaining
there, TO look more closely into the man
agemEnt Of the QuaTtermASteTs aud Com
missary's departments, bat two facts
changed NY determination First was
sick Of the contrast between Cheat Noun
tain aud Grsfton-the soTToWS and sahsr-
ings Of the one, and the gafty Of the other.
The first sight of the gold and tinsel Of
that post disgusted me. and VAS anxious
70 get beyond the Perfumed but foul at
mosphere Again, vas affected With
disease, not uncommon amoog new re-
eruits, its medical name Is HoStGlgia, but
il Is better known a. home-siekness- Like
Jerry Blossom, "Eauted 70 go home"
and the early morning train Al Grafton
found me among It's passengers-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15

n RMAINISG IN THE WHEELING POST oR-
Ii FICE, ON the 18th day Of October, 1881
A5-Published by authority Of Aet q Congress In
the paper having the LARGEST CIRCULATION In
the District where printed
Hs-Persoas calling for letters in the LIsz VIII
please say they are ADTEETIsED.
7 anTEsS, TSF
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LIST OF LETTERS

GUS, L a. hA2 ~ Of III. csnnss.s.,.A
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fall STOCK

Hanson Criswell See'y.
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......,, ar or the RebeIs-OW
Dafy In WestsTn virginia.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-24
WINER,s CANADIAN VERN fgUaE
SAVES THE CHILDREN-

This is the only sure remedy against WORE h
man trame-thlngs that are so fatal and 1=s.n.
children. SAVE THE CHILDREN!
Let mothers be timely warned, and NJ "
child muTderers to remain in the system ofts'- ol
Remember that WINER'S CANADIAN E8hE
will at once and forever Danish the reptiles au3F
will be saved. Think of this
Colonel Nasser, of Mississippi, in letterta5 "sGE
Esq, of the Aberdeen Conservative, thus rrl5
communication on the value of this medic as
family: "My experience has convinced rl.n
experiment | have made with Wner's Ca aasa5#
fuge, it is due to suffering humanity, as sell
manufacturer of the medicine to make pubic .ug Is
of my observations. [sgnedl W H. VSl
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN
The papers teen with speculations upon the amll
mortality among children but they fail to rindcagt
true cause, the presence of worms in the stomach n
intestines At least halfthe fatal diseases TO which
hood is subject are attributable 10 worms. ThisWgA
opinion of Abernethy and sir Ashley Cooper, WIS
mother, then would risk the consequences OF this @
disorder when few doses of Winer's Canadian EaI
fuge will always sweep away the vernin and The ml
in which they are imbedded, leaving the system
healthy condition and secure against returuo Of tbeo
plaintF Winers Canadian Yermifuge, saves the chldt
0fthe multtudes ofchildren that die before heYFaa
their twelfth year. three-fourths are believed Oh h
victims of internal worms, or of diseases arising oE
that cause.
.4 BEWARE OF CALoHEL.-The public generaLT ns'
not be aware that nearly all Worm LOzengeS c0ail'
calomc and that the lives of children are thereb! Cd
dangered. Sold wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO., Proprietors
q and Isl Charities street, New Orleans
and by Druggists generally For sale in shreveport
all the Druggists feD22t!
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For the South Western

You bid me sing sEong Of love,
And Irvine my harp with flowerets,
As if such themes rby soulcoud move
That for fame's LAUREL yairly fret=;
All! no, loves arrow finds nd rest
In my dark soul, ami chilly breast.
You'll smile perhapt, and say I'm young
10 scorn loves pbwfr, and wish fol fame
! cannot tell, | mhy be wrong
To leave heart anti seek a name,
When to my wish nd more given
Than if fame's tempe reacl7ee 70 heaven.
o! | would give tllis aeGEt of mine
For power to move the human soul.
I'd gladly place oh 9ory's Shrine
All things Of which have control
TO know that others bowed to me
As their star OF destiny.
lis vain to wish what fate denies,
And grasp at hopes 3eyoDd my reach;
Then let me sing Of talmv skies
And lovers vows ''bfneath the beach,"
Of ycrnal spring, and summers flush,
THE cloth Of gold, hnd ''maidens' blush
! CANNOT sing of CUPID darts,
OF downcast eyes, arid crimson brow,
Averted heads and 3" lex like arts
But viii Irvine a cytress bouuh
To wreathe around mE. Tyre ard heart,
And bid all hope ofame depart. LII
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WATER COLORs.

WATER COLORS.
NEwMANs, ACKERNANss
REEVES SoSs 0sBoRNE'5.
Paper HangingS, &c,
NUST received large stock of the above poLoRs, IN
- cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes, with
lock and key Also, German COloTs, in dakes and
boxes, fine assortment.
Oil coors, in tubs. English and American;
Canvases for Portraits in frames of 6xl0 to #2x56
Canvas in rolls from SO to 66 inches wide;
Stretchers for canvases, of all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils
100 paint and varnish brushes all Sizes
Tin foil, in sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual coors;
French and American PAPER HASGINGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, of allIs and
description, for sale cheap.
H.. Window Glass, &c..
5000 bxs American Windew Glass, all Sizes
zoe do English and French from 8xl0 to 33xB5
800 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American from 8x10 to 40x30
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in 25 to 700 h. kegs;
5000 cansters and kegs colored paints in oztO 100 H.
packages;
$500 lbs fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White, of my own manu-
facture, fire dried
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept in
general Paint, Oil and Color Store, will be folFnd at
r. CLANNON's,
nov 2, 1857 9S Canal street. New Orleans
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KatieEs Secret.

This sunlight is beautiful, mother,
And sweetly the flowers bloom to-day;
And birds in the branthcs Of hawthorn
Are carroiiing ever TO gay;
And down by the rock in the meadow
The rill ripples BIB With a song;
And, mother, /, toe, lteye been singing
The mcrriest all the day long.
Last night was weeping, dear mother,
Last night | was weeping alone;
The world was so dlrk and SO drcary,
Ny heart it grew heavy as stone!
| thought of the lone, and loveless-
All lonely and lovelogs was |
| can scarcely tell uhN il was, neither.
But oh. | was wishing tie die
Last night I was weeping, dear mother.
But Willie came DOWN BY the gate,
And whispered, Como out in the moonligh
I've something TO sd n to you, Kate.
OH mother, to him I ltm dearer
Than all the wide.warld beside
He told me so out I'M the moonlight
lie called me his darling, his bride
So aow will I gather ME roses
To Irvine ii my loagtbraidcd hair:
And Willie will come in the evening,
And smile when ht shes me so fair;
And out in the moonlight wcll wander,
And down by the 3ld| hawthorn tree;
Oh, mother, | wonder IL any
We're ever SO happy as WEI
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n L. DRURY.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,


NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE..
- Dir. LER0Y'S MIXTURE For THE PROMPT
sEsfsa vi AND CERTAIN CURE OF ALL URETHRAL
Essss5ss@S% DISEASES, AND THOSE AFFECTIONS SOLE
Es51 ~ LY-TO THE PUBLIC-Seventeen years
80 S trial of this Mixture in an extensive practice
E2szzJ in New Orleans has fully tested its powers and
removed those prejudces which physicians and the pub
lie have against advertised medicine by its nyarabe
success ali Urethral Diseases such gouorhna geet
spasmodc structures neuralgia of the bladder and the
urethra affections of the Kidneys nconnuance of the
urine, whites, &c
It would be well in obstinate cases of gonorrhoea and
gleet to in connection with the mixture our CAMPHoR-
ATED BELLADoNNA INJECTION. Price 30 cents.
TAKE N0TICE.-As in all uncomPIcated cases 0SE
BorrLE of DR. LIE R0Y'S MIXTURE suffices to effect
necessary by vial of the Belladonna Injection the cost
Of getting promptly cured Of disagreeabe and often
dangerous malady is trng. This mixture is en-
pirical remedy ''cure ALL but is compounded by a
physician and prescribed solely for Urethra Affections.
ii is entirely vegetable, not naaseous and can be used
with perfect safety confidence and ease, does not
affect the breath, requires but little change in diet, and
restriction from business which has rendered it very
popular both with the public and medical men.
Persons afflicted are strongly recommended to give it
trial. when its prompt effect will convince them of its
efficacy PRICE PER BOTTLE 50.
CAUTI0N.-Recollect the genuine article is liquid.
Every French label has the written signature of LeRoy
NJ D. Paris it, and every English label has the fac
smile signature of
Dr.. L. c. THOMSON & Co., Sole Proprietors,
Southern Medical Intrmary llS CarOndeet, n Orleans
just received supply of LeRoy's Mixture For sale
wholesale aud retail BY TI10S II. MORRIS,
March i3-ly Druggist Shreveport La
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at any other estabnshment.
Wagons nf all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest IMPROVE cement
carts and Draws for city and plantation us@; Timber
and OK Wheels: Spring Produce and Baggage Wagons
Wheebarrows Trucks etc in short all the different ar
cles in the line in extensive varieties.
Purchasers win find it to their interest to chill and
anime before purchasing elsewhere. -,
DAVID G. WILSON,
Nos. 68. 70 and y Carondelet street New Orleans
N. Borders received and executed with despatch
Planters ordering any of the above articles will please
direct their Merchants to D. G. Wilson's Repository
enriI ~ 1s5q
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sTEAM F0uNDRY AND MILI..

TENHE undersigned is prepared to execute all or
4 ders for any description Of castings.
Having engaged tfrst-rate mechanics | am ready to
manufacture anything in cast wrought iron, wood
in a workmanlike manner and with despatch.
Mills Wagons and Poughs made to order, and repaired
with despatch.
constant supply Of the wen known and popular Nc
Farand Plough always hand For the superiority of
these ploughs refer to the following genemen:Dr. A.
Fournoy, Alonzo Flournoy, James Jones, II. Jones'
Caddo parish; Dr.. Harris, Thomas Poland D. K Smith
Texas.
Terms liberal JOHN B MCFARLAND.
Greenwood Caddo parish La, Sep. 10, 1860.
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PITTSBURG MANUFACTCR RE- n
WAGONS. CARTS, DRAYS, q c

+r l-inds Of Wagons for horses and oxen Cane Wag-
@ Nd CARTS Draws OK and timber wheels with and
1Ias. warehouse and steamboat Tricks; Jersey
VIZ cons. baggage and other CARTS for horses
" ,S So 5andc9rts wheebarrows of every description,
any ~ }bor arfcIes in the wheelwright Ehe made of
m materials and warranted I'd be superior
t W tI ronnfocture which will be sold at reduced
5 d lower than by any other establishment in the
country Purchasers will find it til their inter
SOU ~ 1i and examne our stock before purchasing
elsewhere We none but black locust 5pPs anG oent
felIoes. (nov s, 1867 PHELPS. PAINE 20,
40, AZ and A Perdido street, New Orleans.
nan+ o. Drays and Carts from the manufacory Of N.
Simens Coleman Co.. Philadelphia
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SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY
INTD lTA CIIIN~r CITnD


TENHE undersigned having built large and conmodi
L Gus shopis prepared to manufactureSeam Engines
Boilers and Machinery of all kinds for steamboats, sugar
plantations mills cotton presses draining machines
and railroads
Gin gear horse power, fire fronts furnace mouhs and
crate bars, brass work of every description metallic
packing for steam cylinders, gin metal rings,
Blacksmith work every description in the alb ve line
will be done with dispatch. win keep hand at all
times Crate Bars Fanges Boilers GaugeCocs PFoughs
Shovels Plough Scooters and Segments. I shhl gen.
orally keep on hand second hand Boilers and Engines
would also call the attention of all mill meh to my
improved and attached Head Blocks.
Cash paid for old cast iron, brass and copper
Shreveport, Aug. 8, 1859. THOs. W JONES,