Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 197, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 August 1857 — Page 2

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BltOWN, fcditor.

T. XI. LOXU, A*«oci»t« iiAioft

TEIUtK-HAUTE.

SATURDAY MORNIVO,

AUG

MUC

The American Party.

ties, it was a favorite armament of the

Tnthis State, it i*

a remarkable fact, that, for quite a

numbfrof year., a hfge proportion

of the leading men had been Whigs.

same enemies—the Democrats—are now the loudest in praise of th-'ir virtue. You can scarcely tuk-j up a Democratic newspaper, without finding in it a highly wrought compliment to the old Whig party and its gallant leaders. Every term of commendation is employed to express Democratic admiration of hig measures, Whig men, and Whig integntyf It is always so with virtue and honor: it may be denounced to-dny by those to whose sordid and selfish interests it is opposed, but to-morrow they will be com polled to utter its praises.

Tho condition onco occupied by the Whig party is precisely the condition occupied by the American parly now And tho argument used Against the Whigs by the Democrats, is precisely tho sartio as thnt now used by both Democrats and Republicans ngaihst the Americans. You can't elect anybody"—" Vou hnos got only two or three members of Congress"—-and oth-

er remarks of tho same import, almost .|t

They soem to

worth thinking

about.

nort

fia Tin. .»tho yoU, ,loc mo of

the Americans, by uniting in support j*

of tho abominable doctrine which the Whigs opposed so long, that "to the victors Mong the spoils." This is an unpatriotic and ruinous doctrine.— Agaiust it the Americans contend as tho JTAfajr* did, and they will continue their opposition without abating one

and the defeat of to-day will hoi

uUishwl to-morrow.

it now is, of men who are ready'tp go [forth to battle fur (he country against both Democrats and Republics, and jail dtbftr partfle*, of whatever* name|, that make war opon the great doctrines of Americanism. This i* no time for cowards in oar ranks and we •2D, *5? want none. There was not a single coward amongst the eight hundred thousand that voted for Fillmore, and

I there is no place for aav in an army

In the many hard fougU battles be- Imposed of uach men. The stake tween the big and Democratic

wj, ci,

latter against the former, that they imbecility. When by almost every had no strength with the people, thai?^^ arrives from Europe thouthere were only a fcw politician

followed after the ignis fatvn* -of

Whiggery, while the great masses ol

the voters were oppose! to them.- i,

And by this they anccocded in »iedn-1

cing from the Whigs many Vho had

belonged to that party, but who loved

the spoils better ffc&n they did gan|s

Whig

PrineiPles.

depends upon the battle is too

grnnL to bc gportcd away hy crarcn

qf pauperi and

{crncd

,oose

fiil up the columns of their papers. iOUs of nature." One of our naval officers

have their minds filled

trnly with tho idea thnt success—so

to secure the ojfc-es—Is the only thing

They have

idea

that

jjrtt or tittle of it. Office is not what] turn out badly for botA parlUst and it they are struggling for. There is oue will not be long before a separation great principle of Americanism that stands out in b:U relief, every where —that the offieex should he filled with the bust and most competent men—

in success. They will struggle for it Uxttibjts

re*

double their exertions, that this great txnry time they write his name. principle of their policy may be *s-

1T.0

p.rtJ h. pl.« for men who

are ready to sacriticc principle for tse ptdienry. their |4ac$ is either with th« Republicans or Democrats, where they can get all proper "aid ami comfort." Let none of that craven spirit that cowers beneath defeat get into oar

party, but let it remain compose*!, a«

criminals are'

among,t os,

caleIlder of cvimeand

neuver ng 0f

to swell the

to fill our jails

wben {he hcartUws politicai raa.

Democratic an I RepHUi-

mj| haders to catch

lW^rabjc

tho votes of

outcasts, and the thou-

0f otliPr

foreigners who are scat-

terel over onr countlT| ftro

|he ficM (ot JemU

But thegreat bo ly of the Whigs tlicir principles, and not yreM one "old Whig guard stood firm to

their principles, andMenoimcen, with a bitter denunciation, that fniserable doctrine of party prostitution, "to the victors belong the spoil*," and'it wa their proudest,boast that they cared not for office, but for the country.— And fhoush th ir enemies, in that day, professed to despise them, and treated them as a party without integrity enough to be trusted, yet

the

the3e

enlarging

iutrigtie and cun-

ng Jt ig nQ lime for AfMrican*

assaults 6f the party hire-

lings who a?sail them, and thev will soon see the dawn irvg of a brighter day for fhe country. If they do not, they will have' the proud and glorious consolation of knowing that they have done their duty—and that is th) highest reward a true hearted American can ask.

Government Filibustering.

Our government getting ahead of Great Britain in the fdlihuslerinq line. It is said tint we have seized upon tbc Island of Form nsa in the Pacific Ocean, as indemnity for the damage done us by the Chinese in the Into military operations at Canton. This is'.vtd is called Tai-ouan, by the Chinese—the name of Formnta—which means fair—having boon given to it by the Spaniards, to signify thct fertility and beauty of the soil. It is situated about one hundred miles S^Hith-east from the coast of China—extends from about 22° to Stft'Sj® north latitude, and is considered by the Chinese one of their best provinces. The "western prsrt only5 is in the possess-ioto of the

Chinese, while the eastern, or mountainous part, i« occupied by tribes "almost savage, who live by hunting, sleep on leaves, have scarcely any clothes or furniture, and t.ittao their skin like the rudest of the Sou'.h Sen islanders." It was first settled by the Portuguese, and afterwards by the Hollanders, who were expelled, in 1661, by tho Chinese. Its principal commerce has been in Cinnamon' ginger, cattle, hides, stags and buff-do horns, which are sold to the Chinese merchants. At the time of their expulsion the Dutch *verc engaged in working a gold mine, which they rep resented as verv rich and prsductive. The island is subject to frequent earthquakes, and

„tju, ^g^,, for phenomena and conrul-

who

vi,itcd there in 1853, discovered a volca-

no about ten miles from Formosa, which was then in a state of eruption. During our naVal expedition to 7ap5tn, tinder "Commodore

porryt

-acting with a

has not the power to give them oj-

our ships

viaitod

this Island and discov-

party jered "an abund.ince of coal, of excellent

jl^ty, admirably Suited

n,, from tfw mines to the water at very little ex-

for

transportation

tkt

tho Democrats, and tho Republicans have adopted it as their incentivo.to oxcrtion. And tWr concurrence of views, in reference to it, is "so striking that they each furnish to the other arguments and points of opposition to the American parly. They may attempt to disguiso this beneath whatever amount of gh*s and varnish other thins they can employ, but it is, nevorthe-.j glgF* A Democratic paper in le«, a fact, that, however violently Georgia, speaking of the manner in *hcy may hate oaeh other, they employ which tho Soothern Democrats are tho same mode of making war upon

tally explored—enough to i^uce the belief that th» northern part of it was "underlaid with sal." This is the purpose, doubtless, for which it is desired by our government and if nro to open a more extended trade with CUina, it will be most valuable to us ns a depot wlvre our steamers can bo supplied with coal. Hut the question of national morality. involved in the manner of getting it, is an-

n0w

abusing Gov. Walker feays "it

family quarrel." That's a iftct,

and we record the admission. The family was protending tho other day that it was a harmonious and un'ted family. But when the veil is withdrawn it turns out that it has a "family quarrel" on hand. Yes, and like all other "family quarrels," it will

will take place. These "family quarrels are all wrong, and both parties arc greatly to blam.

Amrican citiasens, who know and nn- flowing and eloquent defences of any derstand our institutions, their wants

JC3T~We scarcely ever read more

man than t},ose 0f

and interests. And for this they vrill {fiOAtiog about in Democratic pacontend aa manfully nnder defeat, and jf

Mr. Clay, that wc

W(6

to-day, to-morrow, and all the time, «r£iclo? which these same men pubnnder a £na conviction that it is nec- but a few years ago, cursing essary for the safety of the country

ftjjQSjng

erer saw any thing that

ftg mach

ulent, it was in the

him. If they had any

shame their cheeks would color witli

.Wicn I *5T Tlw. lor, of .lrtU. g.rl tt (sweet thing.—m.

xh, lo„%f,big it

Qmrpeto*n Qassttt. To lore and be loved is the swectas in

To love and no* to bc loved, is the bitterest thing on earth. The double distilled quintessence of gall, re-boil-

&ot

hingto com parc with it

p*Park«r PilUtHUf, of M|#^ach^eU*, i« a great Rffi&H&tn AMUionbt, V?e hope fctsr Rfftdflwen aos to® startled at the MSoci/itloa ,k« ffi vc U«si« ward*, for Uieyknow a a at A a re 1 tn the Rame poUdca) boat with the

itt*.

aMilian

Our ot^eet is merely to rep»l«d them that Parker Miliary belong* to their party, and tW to «how them some of his sontlments.— If lh*y Intend to bold as Americans rotponilbte for «r\at «tu man mnv say or do, Or tor what one newspaper may contain, they of course will not object to taking a little qf the same kind of dose thems«!ves. Here is a specimen of the

patruOitm

and

this party

ckrUlianiitf

attorUle

of theirs, published in

several New England papers. He said: Tho 4th of Julv is the most crimed day in all the calendar. The day when Judas Iscariot l»etrayed hn master tlie

dajr

when Jeaus

ChHst "wss nailed to th* cross, is more to be honored and celebnttwl with the firing of cannon, and waving of tho hateful bunting, than the 4th of July. We should clothe ourselves in sackcloth, and sit in ashes during the day. "George Washington waded in blood, through an eight years war he then went home, and grew rich in wiling his neighbors, and stealing thei- hard earnings. There is not a ster-

This took place on Sunday, ajid

Ui (hetn stftnd fastj lhe|lj hy

00"

the

samo day, this same Parker Pillsbcry—the

publican Aboltionut—took eeveral dogs to the cborch—qwestioned them as to tlieir religious b«lief, and then adminutcred to them the ceremony of baptism in (lie following words—"I baptise thee, Base, in the name of the Father," Ate., "I baptise thee, Tiger," &c.

Washington 'Xtiams. $ S AVASHISOTOX, Aug 27. The Secret try of War has organized an exploration and survey of the river Colorado of the Went, traversing aa alittost unexplored region. The command has been assigned to First Lieut. J.U. Jones, of the Coi*ps Topographical Engineers.

A Deputy Marshal of Alabama, having taken nearly five thousand dollars from Lovelace, who robbed the mail in 1856, and refusing to restore the money to the several owners, on the ground that lliey had not sufficiently identified it, the subject was referred to the Attorney General, who has, after a review of all facts, decided that the Marshal must deliver it to the Post Master General, who, by law, is the trustee for losses in similar cafes.

The President has appointatl Beverly Tucker, of Virginia, Consul-to Liverpool, vice Nathalie I Hawthorne, resigned. Henry W. Spencer, of New Yoik, Consul to Paris, vice MeR.ia, resigned. John Endlich, of Pennsylvania, Consul to Basle, vice Liedroascd. Charles J. Fox. of Michigan, Consul to*?. Aspenwall. vice Thorton resigned. Ernest Valugar of Virginia, Consul to Barcelona, vice Pablo Anguora, tho present incumbent. Ja ob Forney, of Penn.,"Supt. of Indian Alfjirs for Utah.

I' Nrw York BntiV Hattera. New Yonit, August 27. —Financial matter* aire niore tra-hqml. A

Jacob I^ittlo has (akon i%at in tl»o |oard of brokers again. It is rumored that Chamber* & Tier. ser, largely engaged in the California ana India trade, nave suspended.

^(tafe Convention.

CHICAGO, Atignst 27.—At the Democratic Oonvcsniion held in Iowa CiHy yesterday, B. M. fiamnels was nominated Qovefnbr,' and Col* Gillespie Lieu'enant Governor,

,,/riie Secretary of the Inferior haslhappv to see our old friends and the trading A? 1 •. 1 il.k 1 mm A )iw rMiltli/f rronoMtll

affirmed the decision of tho Colectdr of New York, charging a duty of twenty-four percentum on aticles described as an embroidered cut velvet slipper, and overruling the assessment of twenty-four percentum on gum Benzoin, or gum Benjamin, and fifteon percentum on leeches. It is decided that the former be charged eight, and the latter entry free.

The Secretary has also affirmc 1 the decision of the Colector of Boston, that Wool's patent dry or boiler felt was properly charged nineteen percentum, an I feltj[at the same .rate as manufacturers of hair, not otherwise provided for.

Steamer Rcportcd)'Snn& BALTIMORE, Aug. 17.—The steam

er St. Nicholas, which left here last evening, on an excuision to Anapolis, hasi not yet returned. She is reported to have Mink from being run into by a brig in tho Bay. Particulars are not yet received.

SECOND DISPATCH. The steamer St. Nicholas came collision with a vessel in tow er Meamer, \vas somewhat and wa* run ashore to prevent sinking. The passengers are all safe.

New York Items. ,' Ns.w YORK, Aug. 27.

The ITcraln's special dispatch from Washington slates that Gen. Scott and Gen. -dessnp have decidcd that the Utah military expedition shall proceed to its destination, but it is not decided yet whether Gen. Harney or Col. Jennlson will command the expedition.

Etaers'n's Hagrmnu and Pntnam's Monthly have amalgamated, and commences! October with forty thousand subscribe/*.

Bank mitre.

D«FL6FT, Anj?. 27* —James L. Lyell privat# banker of thirty years standing in this city, closed doors this afternoon. Tho Snspeniion of the Ohio Trest O'HfpanT was the immediate cause of the lailorc.

0"T}jero are plenty of yr»ung gentlemen as well as plenty «»f old one#, whone boards are turuing gray, which gives the former a great deal of 41'neasiftrt^ and exposes the age of the JV^ UWMm latter. To nvoid these little perplexities we

color. It doe* r, dye the hair lfke tho most oithe hair rest'=rstiv»»rtmt produces a gradual change of color from the roots of the hair to the final .end.-ami. gives it a fine and RIOSSV appearance. VVo have seen many persons who have used it successfully, and pronounced it the onlv invention which has com* to Iheir

lie'hill-top in Austria, but that is mora sacred idea of a "cure for gray heads." We com to freedom th Bunker Hill, and the plains S menced using it about two months since, and if of Lexington and Concord. The vilest mud- we.are. any judge of age and beauty, it has scow that flnts on the Danube is a nobler craft than the proud frigate Constitution.

made us at least ten years younger, in lact we are beginnine to look quite young, and feel very much like getting a youns wife. The change is miraculous, and i! would be s» dif ficult to find a gray hair now as

public generally We will soon open at »id

would be to

find an idcn in the head of the Duke of Buckingham. We know several old maids and some young widows, whose locks are just beginning to assume a silverv hue, and who have been talking seriously about resortinc to this remedy, and we advise tlwm not to delay anv longer. It never fails.—fSt. Louis Heralfl.

Sold by all respectable Druggists. Aug. 13-dawlfti

NEW A DVERTISEMKNTS. HICB.c-ituix'r VORR DIM»:S i*n riccs VOCR Dot-int.-—Millionaire.

$50 Reward.

STOLEN

from the subscriber at Torre

ITaute, on the night of Aug. 27,1857, one half Rock-a-way IJuggy. This bu-jgy was entirely new—painted in dark green,sil ver mounted bands, flairing dash, no t«ippo«t at the dash, and bent handles trimmed with brown enamel cloth head liningcedish brown merino, and brass tacks, and a false festoon curtain of green silk with a dark blue, worsted fringe. .The .pbove reward will be paid for the return of thibugcry, or such information as will lead t'» its recovery, and no questions be asked. uu2. 2? dtf JAS. T. MOFFATT.

FRESH LAKE FISH.

rpiI^SE FINE FRESH I.AKF. WHITE

Fish and Trout, received dailv, and for sale at 8. STONES, d-3t West Side Public Square.

TX7" A N'TRP.—A voting married man, who (uin speak both Engl'sh and G^rm^n, istTesirons of procuring a situation as Clerk in some Railroa I O/Hce, or llnoVAcpor in some mercantile ho two and vill n-mnin in the city until Mondav next, during which time he may be consulted bv nnking in|tiu*y at this offlte. itrThe best of refvrence given as to character and competency.

aug. S29-dtf

Removal.

and afler Tuesday next,September 1st, we will be funil in our new quar'ers at Furrington'a corner, (the ronm recently occupicd by Straus A* Isaacs,) where we, will be

Eligible Stoie Room

a very lirgc stock of

Fall and Winter Dry Goods,

suited to the demands of the Wabash trade, all of which will be offered at the very lowest prevailing rates without a solitary exception.

OToc the truth of which pleaseJenll and be convinced. Rpspeotfnllv, RIFtiEY & DANALDSON. aug. 99"d.iwlm

Dissolution.

THE-firm

The Emancipation Convention. CLEVELAND, Aug. 27.—Third Day,

A series of resolutions were introduced to-day, tho principal of which make tho general government agent for tho people in emancipation, paying each State for abolishing, $150 for each slave, and further that each State should pay slave-holders 875 for each slava titndncipated the latter sum to bo raised by a land tax, and the former on government bonds The resolutions are still nnder discussion by Burnt) Gerrilt'Smith and others.

THE

USB®

of Carico (t, Jackson was dis

solved on tho 2lstinst.. and those knowing themselves indebted to said firm will please como forward' and settle with the undersigned, who is authrized to make all settlements. Aho, those owinc m« individually will confer a favor bv ijoin? the Hm'. as I de- Liver,

sire to go West, aug. 39-d3t

JOHN M. CARICO.

SOMETHING NEW Help for the Ladies!

J. M. Kern's WashingMacMnc.

THISsetn

new and extraordinary Machine mavjSORES from the *kin. be and tested at the STEWARt n^cntive fSw ^LLUHV^EHOUSE. The cood people f-f Terrc-Haute ^ER, CHILLS or AGLF, and FKV hJt, are respectfully Invited to call and examine CHOLERA, and any prevailing epidemic. of Rn- the same. There is no mistake about it.

M. fcERN,

.REFERENCES:

The following are oar references in Galesburs. Illinois: P. Vanhorn, Thos. L. Cbrkc, E. D. Hklcy, J, F. Hopper, John M. Owenn, E- C. Field, S. W. Brown. G. W. Haskell and Udy, E. J. Branson aod. Ladv, George Hyde and Lady* aug.37-d3t

Hew Boarding House.

rpfTE

undersigned has opened anew Boarding House, in the two-story frame formerbsltotb« ly occupied by Moae* C. Carr, immediately South ot hi* new brick oh 4th ftreet. This House has been newly punted and prepared for this purpose, and is now re*dy forUM reception of boarders, at fair rate*.

ETDir boarder# taken on reasonable term*. Aug. Ud2w A ALEXANDER. Cistern Building.

endenigned irtsuld reepedtfeHy inform the citi«*» of Terre-Haute, Uacit he i» mm prepared to makedsternsof aay dimewksca, at the tfaortwt txt&x, and on the most reasonable terms: All work doaeiothe most workmanlike mimiMT and warranted to boM water at anv season of the year. Tbc material osoi flf ifce tM qaallty.

R«pa&ing of etstentsdone to order, and at abcurt ootkw. TIkm ratting work iathk Hoe *HI do well to give ae a «au.

G. E. BIDWELL,

Xw^ret street, soar tfce Grave-yard &pri!9l-dtifa

JUST RECE1VKIVJ vecis

it 1 AT TOK $

FRENCH CHI-TTZ

m' msz jm.

£/JL

-f t« Pw»f. Wood'* DSSS® 8 Sa

advise pueh ef rsur reader to ase Prof. JVo^d's Hair Rcstoralyre,,whieh will in the co.urw

J.J & J,

a few weeks, change the hair to its najtiwl

TJoU^llt

BLACK AND WHITE

SAXONY PLAIDS

EOIi

Traveling Drcssas & Dusters.

New Styles!

PLAIDS AND STRIPES

FOP. TRAVELING DRESSES,

SHIRTING,

TRINTS,

TAVtV^ 0: 7a CORDIAl, IS TIIF. RKMEHV.

A Word to tho Wise!

There has never been an rm-ilv ofTrriMl tn tl public that h?s becoine so inuncnscly popuhii in so short a time as McLean's Cd,cbra'ed fttn*ni »hei.ing rJial and Blood Purifier. Over 2,000 battles were sold last W k, »IK' the demand incrensi everv dy. In nesirl} all prominent newspaper* F.nst ami W st it i\oticcd "fcnrroituM.r as the mo.-t ofllcient Alterative and Tonic that was ever known.

In fact it in the only remedy thai will remove nil impurities from the BLOOD, while if will at the same time BTRENOTJIK.V and TWO ORATE the svstem.

McLEAli'S STRENGTHENING COR-| DIAL effectually cure* all complaints of the Stomach or Bowels, such as Liver

Complaint. Headaqh'', liouonvs", Batl Breath, Dvspctisia. Si nr Stotnnch, Low of Apjpetite, Nervous I)Ue«sc, Fiiintncss, Weak-

I ness or Debility. I As Diurctic.it will euro any discus of. the

Patented October 21st, 1850. remove all YELLOW NfcSH, PIMPLED or

This Machine washes by the circulation of Call and try it—trverv boUlf wA^n^Trr.D to the water onlv, without friction, and will not frfve satisfactinn. It is very pleasant it injure the finest fabric. The Machine m&v be leaves a delightful •rymatic fl ivor in tlie worked by a child of 12 yara of age with mouth after taking it. perfeot case.

The subscribers are sellinglState and County Righto, for the sam». It has been introduced into m»rcthan halfcjf the States of the Union, and has been univcrsnlly approved and adopted wherever intrOdnCed. We can give the best of references in this ami other State#. rA

7. J.

JT*

xJa.-sr

sit a great sacrifice,

And selling

DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Ladies at the

J. H. McLEAN.

Sole proprietor of this Cordial

Also McLean** Vwkanie Oil Liniment, O" Principal Dvpoi, on the corner of Third and Fine streets', St. Louis,

Aug. 27, dwCin.

J.CONAWAY.

TeneH*«te.

J. H. EMMONS.

Brazillian Pebble Spectacles. TrillliliMtlid

KSK oetabrjti'd Hpeptarl*** arem.-i UfaMidk«o«ll ttR4«r the n(OnzH'tafi P«W«tr» int MMtriKM in ftfwJuii':1 wtifc the ofXntorr, IN UOM :H* form of a ocaar"x mirror, a'lmiralii) a!» of wabl. and can

mnt,

Ire

eiUter bjr 1«* or

WHOLES

NEW,. YORK

At 30 Cents per Yard

'BELTS,

BELT RIB RONS,

And a variety of other ''articles Tu

which we invite the atlcntion of th

NEW TORK STORE,

No.

Aug. 2G dtf

Tremendous Success.

\LE &

RETAIL

FANCY & STAPLE

S O E

A General Assortment of the

'Xaiekt Styles*

I Ueg Jnost rosptjct(ui)y to Jnforra

the Citizens of Terre-lluuto and Vi

cin5ty»tliat

1 wili

^P311

Dry Goods Establishment,

In tlu el«^a{it^X§w bjic^ building o?

F. Nippert & Bro's., situated on Main

15ih of September ncit.

HUSH LINT.NS,

Mo.

J. CUXINGHAM, Agent, Terre-Hante, I».d.

ujkmI ti.•)

old and roting irttrtv* tb« hum mlnnte

ran4ie-li|eiil, with peir a

ea*d, and never now otUm hct'l or

MmUlM to the that

Rarfr A K««( sttrs.

V**nao«»ui.

{PnatRer CM- rhMe. at AMiwrf Female isutih i. 8.ft ten n««4 j«0«r

DOTMs-Cased Vpeeiactea s'.-d

•ottln. WIM te?«t ta*«r i, wj tje» It er* «nt «n41 MMIM not rtratd a*. s* dl«tanc« *tnn Mini. «jw» ir ii'thjr and rtttunp atirt eaa read tfca nMn« Wf! -f pr^nt, wtiHotrt at tke jutmn l»ck«a. I «*«M w«lb«iB4we»dl^ ««1rti»re Uwm brAt «Mia«» C«a«m OIMWofI)I»AOJW for **f I tdiaU late rrfaaais** fy m»wwl i»

OMai

lad.

ITOidcR left at the Ukloa Printing Office will receive promytaMenrioa.

•'41 f"-~r

la* Mcwla. 1.

.t.CtiASIt.

GreettcaaOo, A^cit W, KQC 49«r

A Good Reatd^nco

P«I»B'I addition, CC«R*CR OF Ei^DI and Pojlar "trivt*, for »«,!* aag-SBAifchr BA^XEY VAl'-STIN.

WSMMrn

tho

Street, between 4tli "and 5th,^ia

city of Terre Haute, on or about

th«

The, Stock will be an extensive one,

and will be comprised of several da-

pa itrnonts,such as

Elegant Dres.3 Grocd&

For Ladies' Wear,

SILKS, MERINOS, COBURGS,

CASHMERES, D12 LA INKS,

fc i.

CINtiHAMS, FRENCH.

'ENGLISH and AMER-

TOaN PRINTS.

"An

extensive

Slock

E 01 I) E 1 S

VKI.VKT, CLOTHS & ^KRI-

NO TALMAS & CLOAKS, LIN-

»v

E ii!v's

Tlock.

SILK LACFb*a KIKHXG^.

White

Dreki Gohdz

of every descrljdion.

GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

nuowN

&03:'«§/nT

iocttoi.

bli- aciii:d muslins',

LI Ni:n table cloths,

TO WE LIN OS,

•KAPKIN55, TICKING^

CHECKS, COTTON

and VYOLLEX FLANNELS',

Fall and Winter Shawls.

.Nj

552i

BTOLI & SIMONI'S SUPER. BL'IC

nn^ 15LUK CLOTHS,

FUEXCn and ENOLISII BEA-

VER OVEUCOATIXU,

FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMER

ICAN BL'Iv and FANCY

CASSIMEHES,

VELVET, PLUSH 6c SILK VE8T-

INCiS,

MERCHANT TAYLOR TRIM

MINGS,

The prittciplo on which tbi* estab

lish rr on will dtart, will^ bo «teadiljr

mam atned namely: Net cahh—ono

pi ice to all, and no abatcn ent.

mim) «*s-

parffiire frcu o*ln* th« rown- .i' bat ie»d MitniiftiHW aod Improve lltt iijttil, a* will. He Mmtnlke falktwloft toatiwraitl) from lbn« saineUtem. OBSce hoar*.from# A. M. ouUI

JOSEPH A. ZOLEI^r, SAISma*

P. M. ... OAe« ottrJ, p.

Lato of tile Wholesale and Retail

House of

dandies, Toys,

MK 41

P. fe E. HEILY, X. Orleans^

Aoguat 28, lFST.-tU'""'

W. E SCOTDEH,

WKQtesxUcoHFECTraat* AND DEALER IJl

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SUNDRIES, ETC:. Sxcoxu STWOCT, Orrmirt BTTWAKT Uovnt TKRKE HAUTE, 15^

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