Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 131, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 June 1858 — Page 2

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BftOWlV, Editor.

B. L*K«I AMM(«I« Milw.

TEItR E- HA UTJb7

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE IT. IBM.

F«

fWlitol is 1MK -/WV .:

JOHXt J.

OHITTBNDBN, of m—fcf*iy« i»iW*ait frMggjfry

0sxnocsmtlc baa now boon ascertained beyond

the new Mayor, if elected, and a majority

whom

were unable to speak More En-

United State oMctrt

Tht LooUrilh

meat

IBril%

That

they were informed so by those employing

Journal,

jpaper* in the country, took the position lrom the very firs', that this movement in New Orleans was prompted and carried forward by the Democratic party of that city for the purpose of defeating ths Amoriesn party which has a majority 'there and of the defeat of which there was no hope, utiles* it could be effected by a revolutionary movement like the one thus nn^occeMfully nttenptdL For a wh la 4he Deinocmtio orgaM saw fit to deny the complicity of their party with the moveJMnt* or at avoid saying anything isl aBjaWttt4f ^litoly ih^halw ghrett it their entire approval and lavished their i|ylnw upon it ift the iaost ttnroeasft^ed tenuis, aad have cveu had the outrageous effrontery to recommend similar proceedings by the Democratic party in those cities where the Americans are in the majority. The LouUvills

Journal

a A A A A a fi «s2a

Orleans contemporaries, some of the Bern ocratio organs eiaewhete re-echo their iaceadiary sentiments, aad either dueotly or

DOS ©I «U wiuwmm

ftaads resorted to by the DemocraUc party

ia ths kst PweWoatial ejectwa the wfa-

F!.

f"*?" I*

vvwssii»w| •u»w

1ms of the daafer to the wellfate of sock- and firm action on the ^srt of our liovero

and oar repahliosa lastitatioos from meat would bring President Lopes to the establishment uf snob a prsoedeat. terms, quite easy. InfWted by the mob spirit of their New

of lie city offUltimors :-£s „j 10 at to secant a Demoe«a§ic tiptonr. el a city which contains a larg* Amine** majority: and, last and Vorstof all, th* organization of a Vi^ilun Committas by the Democratic leaden in New Orieu* to control tha city elartion, are dan mag evidences of the rapid progress of Democracy

doabt tfeat tile iaceat Vigilance movement" the law. W Xm Qtk&* **s a systematic arrangement of the Democratic party to defeat the Americana in the municipal election aad secure the success of their own candidate. With this view everything possible was done te offset the object «f ^"KeTorle^ pUlnlyTn- broken np and the inhabitants were movemo vutnent, and bribes were offered and dfcttft they are willing to adopt the ing South, for, or in the direction of 8ofnreum favor courted to aa almost unlim- maxim that might Is right wherever they nor*. The scene is represented to have •t3 „imt. Ma«T oeraons were laborinif believe that their parly can achieve a vie- been more distressing and mournful, as *•**. tory by force and arms, but not by a "full, the men, women, and children, poorly with the hope and promise of office under

of the jruards and sentinels stationed this new Democr*tic4octrine mll prevail tory. I 1, „4'._

9Xtcu

aad

acting

4*r the authority of the Oovtrnvunt.

R^^-.O^N:

^OUt

AQ( MCO&

gliah than to impudently claim that they there area number of Democrats in our, ted May 2d, mid received at the Suto De were

part

in comment

ing upon this feet publUhp# fallowing forcible article: We wgret to learn that some of the Democratie papers in various parts of the cowatry are so completely infatuated ai to approve and applaud the recent lawless effort of the Democracy of New Orleans to seiic by fore* upon the city government. l&ittdcd by partisan xcal. tboy seem •Willing to situotion sny proceeding, however jaccbiuioal, however lawless aud dauseroua, that promises a party success.— When it wa* supposod, from the tenor of the fa lee telegtaphie dispatches sent out by the tools of the Vigilance Committee, that the attempted usurpation of political power on toe part of the Democratic leadAre in N. Orleans would be successful, and that it-WttUhl resalt in the election of the Democratic candidate and the "killing of the ^.merioan majority" in that city, the r^oidngs of several of the Democratic organ* aaa party demagogrjos ©onld not be restrained. In their iaaaae delight that means had at last been found ly which a Democratic minority oonld equally overcome sn American majority, they fMled ovar the proepect of a defeat of the

jzlllll

tbat caa

couoiW ftQ

ihem, and that they believed that to be true for party purposes demands the earucs gratol.ates Congress on the auspicious eraa easily be imagined, when we recollect consideration of all good cituens and de-

tb. lM. oatrHu tfiuut tbo Aouric. p«. »rre. lh«r «i«M reprolnuion. :.- tr, wetrf Mder rarer of U»iop»I. nBcltr. State and Fwleral authority, in New York, Bkliimon »d Wuhiugtoo City. E wtt k»o*. ttat w. km diffi- ig™nt tm»«D

out of lb. .bkit ndt} with P.ngMjr. Bal «rj know

what it is, or a hat is the cause of it. The history of the ease, from the documents recently published, appears to be this:

Twelve years ago the Paraguyan Government issued a decree encouraging and inviting foreigners to settle there and engage in trade-—by offering them lands, monopolies, &c. This was doue for tha purpose of developing the resources and increasing the commerce of the country. "The Yankees" are alwajre on the lookoat for such openings, and the invitation was responded to by the formation of an Emigrant Company iu Rhode Inland.— Tbo Legislature incorporated it with a capital of §300,000. The Company bought aad took to Paraguay steam engines, yeseels, sawmills, brick maohnes, cotton gins, plaining machines, sugar mills, ricc ruillri, agrisuitaral implements, dec., enough to stock a large colon ,*. A lar^o number of fanners,mechatiica, and others, embarked in the enterprise, and the colony was formally planted in 1853. The Govern-, ment received thom, bestowed the promised privileges upon tliem, and encouraged them to enter upon a large business.

Paraguy is one of the finest timbered countries in the world, and has^ some of the best tobacco land in America. The Company soon found that their sawmill, (the first ever built South of the Aroaaon and East of the Andos.) was a most lucrative property, and their cigar factory was equally profitable. It happeued that President Lopez found it out also.

Though nominally a Republic, Paraguay is in fact a despotism, and the President is an absolute dictator. With him to covet the property aad thriving bnsinoss of

MuHLtAAav- Joaraal Office which is a total wreck.—

arit wi Aevertasting infiam via the astima- The h«i»»g was immA fsr »6,0W, and a^ickenln tioa of aU giod citiseas, jTho outrageoas A, material for the earn amoaat. Most

wiwnit »w www

ftropw

«d ef the Leoemptaa CWrtatSonJ mov^ at theif meat agaiast tha samaMmd wisMS«thnse

foarihe of the ?ea^s of the territory «ia hat wattiafc am viaWnt |iiisi»lwipof Aa Waod XNaaaa- w« h^ns lately saaa usijn4upMfl mti*m

ttolrt.

aSTii.»»

U-

nlos

Yankees," was as natural, as to seise it, was practicable. He fulvnicated throe decree*, revoking their title their lands, repadiaticg his contract wfca them, and oonfi»oating their privileges lor his own benefit. He seised their mills, vessels and machinery, aad even would not let them leave the country alive, unless they would formally relinquish everything to him.— It happened that an Amerioan man-of-war, the Water Witch, Com. Page, came

war, the Water Witch, Com^Page, came

..mericaa party in New Orleans by any the Water Wftch committed a «wandalous tkat bespeak means, howew tSsgal, disreputable, and hosUltty,"in taking them oBF, andsets up, «eratchiag-«gander— j^iou of hb

ilu nf

Bsttufcra Fire «t Ituiwii. to''s»ok

isiry sentiments, aaa enaer a»n«w*y wr An extensive fire occurred at Evsnsvule aaylKdy*s moath whi tonshee her^—i indirectly thraatM the adaption of similar

s$Sxa

^Mr

#wn

W» *k« DmMtrtlk nartv ... .mJm, proceed lags by ths Democratic party in afikor urn buildother cities where the Americane have a straot for evea a politician—aoat—majority. The cheek of avtwy honest Iem- l«gs Mala and Water streets, and a Amt.UAfcaokoekeaett. oerat shoald hlnsh with slime for these 1mm of property of about $100,000.— difgr^ceful proportions firaia tWr w|«s. Amoi^ the buildings destroyed was the

i» destroyed was corersd by

inoae eoadaetof theminioas «fthe Ad- __

vMton l« of r-fh tw

tui, VQa

iHksitet* pe^hls Aaeticaa dhaas. AeeiHsttftlm Vmnimm Jnb™Asr,,rWtkw

md oae

r."dU bSSSE FBOMTBE PRESIDENT. freedom oif election, aad tho will of party trues UONFVSVS or vo|.c3tekrsIIotwa8Isaden for political principles. "7^

order party in New CrkrtM, wete able Official formation has been received promptly and eflectually to put down this fro* Gowaar ComwinR of hit arrival at Democratic Vigilanoe OoauaiUee move- Salt Lake City, aad £a*tM»b!e recepUon

and to maintain the supremacy of there. i«w. If t&e raralt had been otherwise Briglsaa Young formally delivered the mcendi vies of the Democratic party him «1 authority, aad commended the would have imitated tlio example of Hew people to obedience. There was not the Orleans Democracy wherever these is an slightest demonwtretiou of hostility, acknowledged American majority. The Brtgfaam Young and tlw^ proBwat tone of the Democratic organs, which have Mormobs were to have left Salt l*ako approved or attempted to apologue for the ty on Tuesday lest, lawless and outrageous conduct of their The various Mormon settlements were

n?naifon cf tbe popular will" clad and illy provided for, uuconiplam

the ballot-box. We have no fears that ingly took their aspartatei from the Tun

an- midst who will never sanction the doctrine partment yesterday. From this the Pres

.« .i ,.. an,,*rTr**nf That or countenance its practice. But the mad ident says there is reason to believe that

approve or our difficulties with Luh have terminated,

imitation of such a proceeding andTthat the laws are restored, fie cou-

TBEWbRMOy WAi BUGBAI YOtnve amdothmphoiinnrr mm

to mvi nu TBiii* TORT.

i^&sz?j£:£z

a, because we believe py of a dispatch from Gov. Cumm ng, da

gratulates Congress on the auspicious event and expresses the opinion that there will be no occasion to make the appropriations for the three regiments of volunteers recently authorized for quelling the disturbances in Utah, and for protection of emigrant trains and supplies, and says that Texas can be defended by the regular troops now within her limits. The President is more gratified because the events in Utah will afford some relief to the Treasury, and not require a lean and additional taxation of the people.

—J

,/ isitS Jtrool'ty* NtWS. Young womanhood—a half moon not yet ria—cakc baked, but not turned —hot corn all hot and smoking, not yet sold— a rich curdle which precedes the ooming batter—the thickening down upan a gosling's back, that bespeaks the future goose——s butterfly t"sa ^y

A butterfly which is not a butterfly, 'Yci at'nt a oatterpillir no bow you din fls it

w» r».«* i*«M '^fo^lo.msa Wf Wm. Young romaa-

w-r^rff

at Arrt

The dispatch states that some of the Mormons are out in arms, and speaks of the mischief they are capable of rendering as guerrillas.

The way for the Emigrants to the Pacific was open. Gov. Camming would leave for the South on the 3d of May. He will restrain all the proceedings of the military for the present, until he shall receive additional orders from the President. ———<>———

Tonng Womanhood .u

———

Young womanhood !—the sweat moon on tht horizon's verge—a thought matured, but not uttorrcd—a conception, warm and glowing, not embodied—-the rich halo which precedes tbe rising sun—the rosy dawn which bespeaks the ripening peach—a flower—

flower which Is not quite a flower,. isaomoroabnd. L.y

-j|v CtUqher't Hyperion. Yoimg womanhood—molasses touched with a little brimstone, spread on bread, not buttered—a being all joints, and ancles not filled oat—an unformed form, deformed by suyei-—a pallid thing that loves ths ripening peach—a young woman—

A woman whwb Unot quite a woman, ct soinetUag more than a gal. ,-s

Shifty iVist

80met

along just then, took the horse laagh—small potatoes half grown board, defiance of body and limbs developed with pad-

imerioMi brooght them home. They (Jing^ho exhibition of bone and musole proepect of a defi*t oft he reparation. Lope* io reply, ^1/T^.tbat

9WS

o^ the pis.

oatrageoes, aad hastened to applaad as jaenacwiou u« r--- „s virtuoas aad as necessary ths action of the that they htd practiced gaud tn order to Braiocratio Yigileace Committee, regard- g«t a title to their lands. A little prompt ^^^wHa|eo8e

hing abort of abroad

*eh for a coming matrimonial squab-

nnr drtrarn. PwtJfUM* While it ii on the way, we might as well give a shove so here goee—Young womanhood—a red blackberry, just green enough to he sour as viaegar—a peraim-

ing last which resulted eomethi"- *-h noi

jnf

which it neither fish,, issh nor

good red Wring—a "bet ssafty"

A eat wMidi is aot qake & jm^il Yet wfcleb bnot a Umes

mr*n'

tragejNa Wasbiag«m City. theo*m^ Qowrnment «6ker, orhsdfceea rob- when dag not worth aha«k»—a baekwhert oat of tke State mtltoa by the Bemooat- j**" o«s side, aad aery ic Governor cf Midland to tske j^o^cs- biog tow Unk caw waiy 7

JGuom

JNnPWWFv «nw«

Now aoaios m. wmaaohood—

'live timbnr 'a herring half sooroli-

ad «ttr thi) fiira—aaioving sack of aotll taf, tiedromsd the middle I about takiag the okoot

A-hsaedriah isaet pelm f. be%

3eed

htk

nte «U««t •"'j.teWMM.k t*mt wool

If its a **frea fMt'

iM*

Mia-'feiilut- «iMi

M9 aad Wd dig.

with the oysters juet swallowed an oadevelopsd rat—**ra pai^ ot fact," as 3licawcer woaM aay-~

A canning .sharp-eyed Bttle sJtee, Tlws woakl be dear at any prtee. A

Y*ng

A {rifeonwhidnis net qeites pffnapi And retit wilisotdd tecall a ajaA

%J Jack«m F^opfi We mast have a finger ia the p%H tre get burnt for oar lttipuJenoe

Young womanhood—-a proof-sheet with but one error to be correctni—a gingeroake hot quite done, bat will do to take along if a fellow hasn't time to waitmilk and peaches that lack a Isttlo more sugar—a five-frank piece, that will answer the plaee of a dollar, rather than take a ragged bili—a strawberry—

A strawben71 bat is not quite ripe, Yet is no longer ^eea^.

is a regular •art-smaher at the age of sweet sixteen—a rose that inspires the poet, takes the shine off of thd sunflower, the gympsum and the may-apple, and above all she is i* A lovely rose wrt£ mo^o^^^au^T,

Looiubestin a tab when too soefjF.'

Ttrre-Hattie Dailf Unions

Nsailv a Pamic.—This morning there was a perfrct rwh to fet some of McLean's Strengthening Cordial. It is astonishing what a large quantity of that articlc is coranipea. It shows conciueirely that it is ju*t tbe thing inquired in ni .lsns or fever districts, as a preventative for Chill, alias Shakes. "Everybody and the rest of Mankind" should try it, if they wish to became healthy and stn-nj: a'nd tnosc that arc well should take a little every mraninjy to keep them so. We have trio it.—Evening

Mirror,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Township Library.

"\TOTICE is htrsbv piven that this L'hrary is removed fmm tKe Union Printing OAce.to Farringtou's Buildiug directly opposite, ®ret room on the 2d floor. Tlicir sre a large number of bookt now oat of the Library which most be returned immediately. From that portion of thf Library in setts from

IN COSTUME.

IN COSTUME

IKfStltUCTION AND AMUSEMEKT, Miss El«l»e Bridges, the celebrated dramatic reader, willgiveoue of her popular entertainment*

At tha TMvmiM Chturch, Oa Weaaes#ay JBvaiate^ Jaae lath, l»68« ...HtUAftS.k.G.P. Moaars

Bring Flower*, Maine Track,.»• •. Charlie Machree Nothing to Widow Bedott (in costume). Hiawatha, 'la testume).... ...... Losorsuuow

CURED,

annnAtsssH

Xakkt*. Comritr.

Womanhood—a moving

tongue—a thing composed of hoop% fiower* ami fiuonces-r-a aabatance to be bv turns pitied, loved aad flattsred— puff of vanity, void of aolid mbstsact, wel calcalated to deceive—a pigeon—»

:i W

JUchaupe,

Young womanhood—a lovely »e without thorns in the morning—a spanishnecdle at noon,

and

ing of life.

a cral apple in the even

When

properly trained, she

to 24 vol's there is 169

books missing, besides a large number of single vols. This must be criminal neglect hi not returning every book before the 28 days expire.

N. B. The Library is open every dny trom to 12 o'chiek, A. M., and from hal1 pnst I to l«lf put 3 P. E-FLINT,

Jane l6-d f? „tLibrarian.

Masonic Clothing.

HAVE ju^t reeuived a Urge a^snrtmeut of Masonic Clothing, con Irting o( Master Ma sons aid R-y»l Arch Regalias of the best stamp, ami at Cineinuati pricr*. Any ef the Frutcni ty wiaiiing to-lnvest for the coming-34th,win do well ], to call and examine the stock at Tuell, lirokaw & Co's btore, No, 6, Phojaix dow, Terre Haute, Indiana. C. II. HABERLV, •JuuelCd3w Ageut

•'RELIEF OF LUt'KNOW

0310C TUT OL» L*BV

WIDOW BBDOTT,

Horn« Btrrum

CTOards of Admi«ioa 25 eta. fo4m bad at ®.** Stores, and at the door.— Dom open at 7^ o*clod^ Entertainaieet to oommeOce -t precisely. luaelS^t

BAZIN'S.

HowSprlag Summer Perfume.

DMUed

tram

too

the weR fcasw* Flower

roftorr.MB-?ioT.

The •risiitfr''rt^*T ever luadned as Perfume far faiBrs* Hbadtorumeft, Ughly eoueentrated, and iSrtfeaiOd vHtfc special eare unrivaled tor tie »wwMesa, «m«^Mee aad durabilisy of its perfume, ftcpaiud g«Mlno Suty by

ltsaaiitatm«r df fris4 Medal Perfumery,' PUIe. ITfsrsp^lVhQWe^R^Lbv T. B. BAER CO.,

,feels

aadcveloped beauty, well aapplied jrttOOSA^&ScasesoatuflOeonft^wedOiMwuaptiaa. A« Ms Aftactit drenm^tanefc ers enable !••», WwtU

TO! W!11

BltS» applicant will sead S rtaaqn (9

The

adveruaenc-nt. Addrcm.

NEW YORK. Da. S. BORNTSU June IS-d* Sew York

School! School! School

IT Terms verv moderate. rv£ A. JOUKSON. Tcrre-H lute, June lW3,*fc8.

F. Nippert & Brother

isi3f Jh -'ikVt Are now opening some jury' hau'i&ome Goods, which they offer at low figures. mtE LTSE OP 10-4, 12-4, 14 4 Damask Tuble Cloths,

Linen iHmaak by the yard Toweling and Napkins, from 91 00 to 4.50 ds Pillow Care Linens, Linen Sheetings' 8-4, 10-4 &12-4 Cotton Do.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT 'a*1 I "•vWhite and Colored Lmca Drill-, inga and Dacks. for Coats and Pant".

New styles of Marseille* Vest fatterns. Black an Figured Grenadine Vest Pat-

terns.

foil EMPLOYERS AND

Persons Wishing Employment

IM «ea|Mnlto. s«sin

Cara!

few WriMdssf esrty eernlsft. Ufa If not fisatad uaH As flns..gf.

a inafty sf ^ts^soDd aad' uHlt gdsti

*8 tuiL

hat Il-dl* Were House ou the Carafe.

or evckt uE-scmrnoN. x». a wzi mT.

Cor. Market aad Cherry Sti., Terre-IIaete, Iud. N. B.—parUeular attention given to the renting of hences.

June 9, *58-dwlf

New and Acoarate

TOPOGRAI'ICAL MAP 1""of

Vigo County.

From

actual borveys' through. out Goutitv under the direction of H. F. Watunathe

St,

Co., Topographic^ Engineer*.

The subscribers are preparing to publish a new and complete Topographical Map of Vigo Count on a larrc scale.

All Public roads ami Railroads to he accurately laid down, with the location of Fmus, Public Buildings, places of W wsblp. Poet Oftoee, Schoolhouseu,%tares Hotels, Mills, Wo.*k«bop» Lc and the names uf property owners inserted ia their prroer pUces.

Extra mapi Of tbe with the maps of the Ciiy

vill

WOOI.

tW laad the Xedi-

HAS

haepamveneo sn^esas

fal ia ft* cum of ausnpfau* Bradritii, Aadim, Um Compfau*S C-ougks, Oj^epaa, 4ws-» moftlKKt. rbe oki Doctor WV«Qfbt his Renedy to etmt parft-rtian in hi* practice of the Hit fifty years, and coo&d-nt that it will cure 9

mnA

«*ch

appiieint whe faiaMtM a drserip-

tastaaeee, twi^of W*STtsp*«ww a sa»n«|«wa». O W& #*r«l W* -B»ifteJ«e,with rninete HMS arS^r aad ^rplidt dirwuottf for frt-pur-ing it themselves, when they shall Vt, g. II. iwve triedH, and learned its beuefldai effects in ^jwtr eaae.^.' K»ch

Any quantity of Summer Oasaiwerr for Coats and Pants. Bioley's best Cloths and Cassimers.

Silt, Moire Antique and Lace Mantles. Iganjoa's iiest Xid Ciloven—SiJk Mitts. Crinolino, Criass, Btoel and Whalebone Skirts. Organdies. Plain aid Pointed Bareges,

Lawns, FrenchChints and Gingham*.

Em*toroidL©ri©s. Maltesp, Cambrick and S-.risc. in setth and single Maltese, Point, \«lontiennc and Thread Liocs and Edgings! Flomu iugs, Bands, Dimity Bands and Enibroi dered Linen ll audkerchicfi» White Shirts, Wove and Marseille* Bosoms.

F. NIPPERT & BKOTHKK.

June 11, 1858-twtf

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

together te, will be

Terre

riven hi tbe margin. Ths whole atll far al map, to be encrat levered to those ewe have eudered copies handsome-

Tho whole vtll form a large and very ornamentto be engraved by Mtperior artists snd de-

colored aad mounted,

lor a Topogr

Druggbta.

Cor. 40t saiMait Stiu Ten* Haute, lad. JunolS-dNrW

fWW per oopv.

WALLING fc Pf.CKHAM.

No. »,FultenSt, N: Y., PuWtehers.

We, the

VS\t*

mm*

fooUharfassaof ,, PAPBE HdJSWQw tn^aWdk #«a Ms dadia attention. Aft iiijjie ssthifinthia rt iSoneat the lowest latas. (Mm Wt •*Lv®7» arwith W.C. La^t«» at Adaass^ Eiprmu Oih*. ruam

thadraft

Map of vwo

W. Ptckham, uiv-

and Ihirnqror, and bare no faesltatioo

t^Mnl accuracy, we can there

fore, reeouuesad it to the tlseus

our eo«Bfty,as

a moet auefal aad neosessxy map of wfivnueeThe pr^oeat which toiuto be pablished ($& 00) we think exceedingly s»durAte, conafderfauc the nos* ees^fanvesspcnes atteodinirou briugio« It

ward, and it being an entire local am(i» tbo ask oi afciefc mat almost whoOy he eoulnsrl tn iMe Watwa, D. cga ScenABeouw K.Teanft A+' S.BuMi Olma. Wood* C-WwiSt .• 1. P.Bakd, Bss|. AMtt* fla Atefef.

W- D.flileaeM,

loha#./e*es. T.c. J. B.WiPtaa* J.H.Hscer, (he Kh&h. fie

Tb*s»m are cm, nod tfcesa wf8 be tartais* Jaae 4d*ha

frkt.

been is operation over fear yseia»4miag whieh fMriod. ttraa^i lis fnfiwhiliMi imM br the adverse veata or ISM and 17ST,

turn te tbe WQOt WB3T, as a medium for passing their wo«h into the hands o» the manufacturer, fi tfV as question. But although veiy laiae Won! Growers have »t aile themselfes of «4«we*ges daring ast «r yeast, t*he,snpriait miy appear to but, our feectptsbavu been from llercfcanw and Wool-bayers Uum 6mb ao*ito»*a$%e MUMttted&r m^ialy ftmn thn«it,tKat,aia dam,Wng^frmr. ecs hav« been mure easily iaflacnced and mUltnl than die former, ht As sSaieaaetifiBfri' a ut Operators who are wholly append dl Hforts having for their ri|eet wnut.nt«tagsf he Wool trade or the enhancement of jaices totibs |«»dueer. ttm past year, (tuuaetasiaiid aa it haa been by

een^) to pav the retwikh«t(rr^ud jthe most dUtitUMW fioairad rmbarrassmenis, hai» to assist in she uameot of «9us been eae ef the moa •nfcftunate for aejjetUtlnR ia«l manariug«Ui«i of srool. mhI t)i« &et that th* enfwprue haa beeureeurkably seecessfallr, not rthmidhf three fisAdvanUge^, and given :t-

fRRM OF rtLOF. JOHN-

skcond

son'sSehoel oomnMmeed this day. TS» Prof.

son'sSehoel oommeaeed tnts uav. would say to his old patrftusaad *11 ethers who mny feel inteweted in the wel&re ot their chiWrt»n» that if intrusted to his care, entire satU&etioa Is warranted or no charge.

BMt ualvmal aktisfiaetton te eomignota, idwmhl we 'iiink, inspire ssAcWat ceefldeace to induc«

Urre cKiaigumcats irom wool-grower*. Tt? tboec who have been h? fiUar ruaaora. and who hare maatfertcd awautef confidence w* have frequently made advance* equal to rhe price they havv been olM for their wool.— Such advances, however, should not be ttquimi, as the enterprise wj« started for their b*wfit. and this otqeet 1ms steadily kept ia view, aad we hope the encouragement will he saoh as to enable a tn enntlme oar pft«a bdaai wool-jrro*»«r». aaiUcutarlv the present vtar, e*aa«t nthri to do wlraout &«(£nnitaett*€ aad as this House ean estend to tbe«t.

BKTTER PRICES,

than thev can obtata by ant rthor method, awl would, we tmst, becorav'peramneut frivntk of tUc entcrpriMv At this Uooso, tlio

Wool ia Closely Clnssiiedf

Into different STYLES and GRADES, thus renderitw it more attraeUvc to die manufacturer, who mqtten'ly docs not wiah to pnrchaae miswt lots. Here he' can obodu the partioular grade of wool adapted to to the quality uf goods he mauutaexres, and ean thtw afford to

Pay IMS Cent* Pound More Thau Uwi.*r the uid svsftm of omplt.jliig agenie ind «ub avents io canraa Me country fa mevure Um stock. Here he ran find uniform graore, whieh arc WELL KN 0

W N to Eastern Manufaeiv

er*, that Uie onH espenae atundiag their buyiug i* a letter or telegraph dispatch, ordeting any partioular grade fl&d qnnnti y.

JjTTo tliuse who wtah to t-oti»ign Wrwl to we will fir*!ud Sucks, bv oxtitu.«s otlwrwiyr, numbered and marked s»» that ito uthvr dir.'cUuu wimW be reqo%ed to hare the Wool rvaoh u*.

Woo! Twine.

For hing ep W-ol, will be scut to thusti otdcr iu^. at Sf inufaetorers'prior*.

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we propose to make rc Hb-ral Caah Advaaccs«»iawt^g:' than heretofore, if Jwrired.

Hoping t* receive a tu ifi* ntended patrowitrc Aom the woo!-prowors ami merchants ul tht we promtac undhided attention to thci* intent^*, aud reiaoiu

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