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DIR. kZEJHHH.sS
NJ Z q Z G T Sf u 8 :
REST0REn or THE BLOOD,
fOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
rom

va HETnER produced by bile. phlegm from
Wv in'erral morbid matters, arising ffatu
badly cured Old disorders from the use of ner
cury, ca Ioinel, bark &c. ~ temalesl from the
change Of life, as specified IN the Pamphlet
ASrt-SYrnuiric SvRrr This medicine IS 40
All Ncnertat Disorders, certain remedy.
ABysslwA MlxruaE, in Ii7pa and 10 Paste
celebrated tor IL speedy and perfect removal OF
Gonorrhds and eject
Corn Miyg Btrssu, for bilious and Nervous
Affections. Colds, &c.
ARonA7tc ExrnAcr. Ilaimcn, foF Indigestion,
Coidnc.q IN Tie stomach, Numbncss Or Weakness
il tic limbs, Rheumatism, &c.
DErcATiyE Powuya. lor Bilious Fever, Head
ache. Diseases Of the Rye &C. which IS 70 be
I taken ip the Tc-torcr.
J,YAx OrsruENr, flr Piles which il 10 be APP
! plicd besides the Restorcr.
/ pyxsu. OryNrxr, for Tottcf, Ringvorn, Salt
I Rheum. Scaldhead, Ef1pions % The skin, and foul
] ulcers; /. TO be applied besides tho iscsiorcr.
! T4lryHs.r IN STHEsGrnEsi.a FlAsrEa, for
I diseases Of he Chcet, Dyspep-i1 iniiammatofy
! Rhrnmaiiarr. Palsy, Paralysis, &c.
Da. kuBL's ACousTic or. for Dealnefs and az
either Auncular Complaints, which - 10 DC used
together y 18th the Rcstorcr
4 grDr. Kuhrs Pamphlet "Trcatmeni, DC
entered according to Act Of Congress, contains
fall Directions for the use Of The above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies cverg remedy
1J-Peraons wishing to procure any Of nc med
cines, viii Please direct tlcir orders. VIII ne 9
mount tpost paid.) 10 DR. kUtliS OFFICE
Raleigh, n. C., Or Richmond, Va, OF 10 any Of TIE
following Agents IN North Carolina
T. Oates, Drnggis', Charlotte.
I JFS G.. Phiier, Concord
/ jenkins & Biles, Salisbury
lIumphrics s. Gather Lexington
in II. Sloan, Greonsborougb
MI. A. Drake. Asbborough
G.. G. Henderson, Linconton
: SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 Steele. Cunning a. Co, York G. II.
McLure, Brawey Il Co. Chester &. II.
The continuation oil the list Of Agents, sec ~
k's Pamphlet DOR
June Is. 1912 Soh
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u ncTous voluntary letters published in III
Good Samaritan relative to tie happy ana bcned
cinl effects Of the administration OF
DR.. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PnENIN
BlTTERS.
Those who have pcruscd the lrttcrs above re
ierred to will obre tvc that 10 almost every cas-,
they attest the fact that 10 Inconvenience OF any
saR attends the taking Of these medicines, IN or
binary casts, but that thn patient. wilhons 'eeiag
their operation, is universally ef IA stronger
aud better state OF bsalth than WIS experience
previous to being afflicted with disease and ia
All cases OF acute suffering, great leliof Is Obtain
"a 10 iew hours, and cuto is generally eject
ed In two OF three days.
10 cases Of fEyhR Of every description, and
All bilious affections, n u unnecessary for me &c
say ought as | believe the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted 10 be tho Dos'
speedy and etfectuai cure exianl In all disease,
OF that class.
The LIFE MEDICINES arc aIso most c1
eellcul rsef in affections Of the scF and Bowels
has been proved to hundreds Of cases where
patients have eome forward aud requested thai
their experience 10 taking them might be publish.
ed for the benefit of others In thei, operation in
such vases, they restore the tine OF the Stomach
strengthen the digestive orgsns, aud nv rotste the
E1ANFsA iNHNAth&th " Ahf NttAt uNAf anu Atlus "
10 both SEXES ifr thor are perfectly adapted
- each an Invaluable means Of preventing dis.
cafe and restoring health.
Ia affections % NE had whether accompanied
with p1iA aud giadiHess OF married by the grievous
calamity u Impaired mental energy; 10 paipifg.
,ioH Of ne i,Gri, Rsfuisare, loss " appetite and
ifHrtb and the mutt plied ssrnplons OF lsordcred
Digestion. tho LIFE MEDICINES will DO found
- posses the most saIuiary efficacy
Constitutions relaxed. weak, CT dccayas in men
~ women, are under che immediate IGhaence Of
to LIFE MEDICINES Old cosgts, asiLrsss
and cgnrufnptiue habits ere som relieved and
sreodily cured. PoucriV af biood aud enaeiAled
limbs viii ere Ioog nice, the hapPiesi change ihs
elili wAicry fluid will becane rich and bsisamic
and the hmha DO covered wth Gcsh--liFm and
hpalthy.
Nervous disorders % ovrry kind. and from what
eser cause arising fy before Tho effects of tho
LIFE MEDICINES, and all that train Of sink.
inrs, anxieties. and trcmoufs which 80 drc4dfglly
affect the weak, tho scdtutary, and the delicate
wil Ia a short time be succeeded by eheerfulness
and every pressgc Of health.
For wcakness. deficiency Of natural strength
and relaxation Of the ves3si'. BY too tequen, ~.
diligence o. tho passions, this medicine Is safe
certain, and Invaluable fsmedy.
Those who have long resided IN bot climates
and src lAnnuid and relared in their wholo system
may take TIE LIFE MEDICINES with the
happcst fleets. and perspns removing to lhC
southern States or West ladies Garnet store
uofc important article ~ health and lite.
Tic ADORE medicine iur sale by
r. j. H0LToN, Agent,
Charlotte, " G..
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JOHN SHERWOOD.
WALTER L. RICHARDS
ND HEUMATIsM and LAMENESs pos

ND HEUMATIsM and LAMENESs positive
Ia " cured, and all shriyellcd muscles 1uu
limbs are restored, in tho old young. = lnI IN
DIAN yTGErAnLs ELIXIR AND NERyp''Nn DONE ,''S
iaESr---but never without the name OF ooh's'oeS
81 Co. init
For sale in Charlotte, N. C. by b. Oates; in So
lsbury by G. b, Wheeler; IN Lexington oy . =
Mabry; in Creensboroueh by J, &. r. Sloan; in
Fayetteville by ]. A. M'Rae; IN YorAsille, $ G
BY Con!stoc & Co.'S agent
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II hRSAPAEll LA--Comstock' Compound
- ExiraGt There is 20 other preparation Of
Sarsaparlla ihal cau exceed or equal this. II you
arc sure 10 get Comsiuek's. You will fad il supe.
fiar TO all others Il does nos require pulling.
Tor sale IN Charlotte, n c. iiy d. Oates and +.
EIol,on IN salisbury BY c. D. Wheeler IN Lex.
iugton by ! r Mabry 10 Grecnsbnronah by J..
& 4. sloan 10 Fayetteville by ]. A. MRae; IN
No,kyilIr, 5. G. by Comsiock Is Cos agent.
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THE LITERARY AND INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT BOARDS.

II must be fresh in your rc~'"ectons'
that during the late canyao,, the party dit
gently sought to alarn, the people, as to
the state Of the funds belonging TO these
Boards. SANDER descended SO low, as 10
accuse our Governor of using them in the
purchase Of materials for his Factories !
And where sense Of shame refused to
ronra. ms foul charge, it was asserted
nd, the Wing Governor had displaced all
the Democrats from the Boards, in order
that he nigh, secure to himself, unoppos-
cd, the corrupt patronage of Sestowlng his
loans on iavori,cs and pnrtisans; that tho
money was badly secured, that the people
might prepare themselves to hear OF heavy
losses. These ihsinuailons and charges
lost nothing of the virulence and holiness
with which they were uttered, IN every
par, Of the STATE, by the answer 'nsf IN
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T. = TIpLf0N.
mar. propriCtOr ~ Publisher
TEIs

-ra DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
,1-.e-s THREE DOLLARS If not
a hrss aar''s. And THREE DOL
f<ANnUEfA CENTS # not paid until al
ration a' iis ysa. No paper diseOH
FrrsItgges aSe pad, ercsPi al te
EA'as
,srsals inserted al Ore Dollar PEI
mes Or less, 'his sisea tgpe., fgr hs
~. 4Ei - cents 'gr zach continuance
asasats and SitrlFs' Sales cIarg.
at fetsri and . deduction " 334
sra2s b5m NE rteai0r prices, for
ne eHar itrsriissments Inserted
.r.fft s. per square foT cach fims'
IS ssa.s Isr square fyr eaeh tine.
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO Use LEA.
THEIR Is ANY FORM
OH. OF TANNIN.

OR, LEATHER RESTORFR. Al.N tlih'
MlCAI DISCOVERY
REOST rcople know, that skina ard ssRfss are
va converted into lru.rr By The use 81 Tan.
min extracted from ccrtatn banks &c. When The
fnroc sud strength n the faunin Is worn ont,
leather becomes dseJ lard, dfy, LrHir, ersclfd,
cgSsied eitl a crust, 81. THIS ALL hNOH.
TO restore then ife tofia,ss moisfEsas, sTtarfh,
s,aoofhHsss. and remove All crust, hg o. bliscr--
restore ne ianniH Thi. substance the leather
never can receive the scrond time but lac whole
virtues Of It arc in this article, thc oil or TAN.
NIN--wbich rcneuafes tho fiifcst and hardest
leather If il iras tccn twenty years in.nsc and
il L tears easily With tie fingers, Il spar,s a'
onre = strength that IL utterly incredible until
seen 1t he-omes like rev leather. IN III respects
with 4 delightful solne-s and polIeh, aud makes
an Batter completely and perfectly lmpcrglpu'
10 watsxs -and gsruculafly hoota SHOES, carriage
tone, huse- runks, harness, ard 10 fact ul things
made Of leather giving splendid polish cvsr
higher than new leather hss, and Of least doubling
+ It's wear and durahiiity. in whatever manner tht
+ leather is used These arc facts,
Those WHO will may WCar Old shoes gFoan wi'i
corns, ride with old carriage tops have nld barnes
aud throw them away halt used, look htby them
selves eud al about them, cHpcnd double hat j.
necessary for articles Of leather 10 their heart
content, for what wc care, II their prrlnGlccs ~
so strong they wiil not try ncw discovery, w
have no farors 10 ssk Of ihcm they are the great
eel sufferers. and We tsg for nobody's custom o
patronage Now, gentlemen picase yourselves.
l-FNonc genuine unless with tic facsimile {
comstock & Co Tor salc 20 Charlotte, N, {. b
n. Oates in S ili.bnfy bY G. 4. Wheeler; IN Len
ington by J p Msbrs IN Gfecnsborongh bv
r. Sloan 10 Fayetteville by }. MRae; ia fofi
vile. S. G. By Comsiock & Cos agent.
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znIlIS dipagroeable and very prevalent uersous
~ ELECTION proceeds alone from the state Of The
nervous system, affecting The stoinaeh' u Is
sometimes ciicciually cured by sudden shock Or
tiher operation upon the minds but no depend
enee can be placed upon any remedy, except
nowcrlul tonic action upan the stomach.
DIR. MOFtAT'S fHENiX BITTERS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used for he cure
Of FEVER AND hGUE, with invarlablc success
DIR. MOFFAT has lately received from the
West where the disease prevails to considerable
extent, indubitable proofs tina, his medicines are
in high estimation there, as speedy and efteeiua
cure it, lie has unqucsiionablc city retercne'
as 70 it's high efficacy. IN this disagreoablc alice
ton. which will be given on application at ms Of
| fec 37j Broadway, New York.
The above medicine for sale by
4. J. H0LTON. Ageni,
Charlotte, ~. G.
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tiDNEss BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
as Ne hair, which will stop 1, If falling out, or
70" % bald places and On children make II
"a ar1iyt 81 % those who have l9st the hair
~ g caa.e.
~ FERII% iltai infcst the head Of children
ea24,' aye prevented or killed BY ii.ei once.
iaa name Of Comsigck & Co. on O. never
y. R,utnber THE ALWAYS.
s y, 'ae in Charlotte, n. G. by y. Oates aud =.
aa'o j. saIivbory BY G II. Wheeler in Leg.
~ T. Nshry n Gfeensb0rout n By D.
9lr in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Raei 10
''r'ae, 5. &. by Comstoek 4 Cos ageut
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TENIIE undersigned respectfully informs thu Old
n Patrons Of the Type aad Stereotype Foun.
dry. formerly known as JAMES CONNER'S. and
more recently as CONNER l. COOKIES, and
the publIo in general that they arc naW prepared
10 execp,r orders fer PRINTING TYPES,
PRESSES. CRASHS CASES. INPoSING
STONES. INK. TRANEaS, ana every other ara
Gle necessary 10 tosD complete Printing Estab-
ltshmcHt. on as favorable terms, and OF good
quality as any other cs;ablahmont ii the United
Slate
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EVC bran. N,csisaLarg, " c.
IT, Huns, Nh G1Ore, y. {.
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EGRnEARsNCE ceases 10
be "A VIRTUE

gEIOWARDS such a. can, ard vil mt Fsr
"a their DeJ,s Tho undersigned, compelled
hy he necessity 1f his situation, 10 make tais last
call upon t!.p>o who are indebted 4 hm BY Boak
account, W u the LIST. J4auary l-iJ. 3 come for.
ua.d aud close thcir accounts, by Cash ~ Note.
within one mouih from this date, OF heir ac-
counts wi pass into hands that siA rot extend
me indulgence they have heretofore received.
j. ". HAPFOLDT.
Ma C. lSi3 t36
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CHARLOTTE N. C. JUNE ~. 1sa3.
Drs. PC. CaIdweli& e. Harris

SAas2 AVE-. formed clparincrship in
N the Practice of Medicine, under
the firm Of Caldwell \ Harris, and rcs.
80 pcciiusly tender their professional ser.
vices 10 Tie citizens Of Charlotte aud the surround
ing country. They return their grateful thanks
iof The very LIBERAL patronage bestoaed upon them
during their long practice in this community. aud
hope by prompt and uutring attention to practice
10 all the branches ct their Prncssiua 10 merit aud
receive continuance Of the public favor. They
occupy the shop heretofore occupied by Dr. liar.
ris, where ono OF the Other may always be found.
Charlotte, ,Noy Is, 1873 3jtf
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valuable Real Estate, Gold
Mines. &c,
III PUBLIC .ffCTEO.v:

COMMODITIES DWELLING HOUSE anl {
lots attached situatciQn Main.strcot
SNeeR unImprsysd lots lying back of the
above named PROMISES.
The MANSION HOUSE with l3j acres o.
land odl1tnIng town.
One Tract Of Land containing 80 acres, !, ing
miles ives, Of Charlotte, on which there Is a
Gold Nnc, known 10 10 productive.
Also, an undivided interest IN a Tract of L and,
. lr miles from Charlotte, containing Gold
The above l. known as the properly lately own
Cd BY Col. ". J. Alexander.
Also
a the same time ard place, an undivided half
q so acres q LAND, lying on the waters Of }
Mile Branch, kuown 10 be good mining uaei
'eirly The property OF y. W. Alexander, E.q.
gtTns-h credit Of one tWu and three , cars,
the purchaser giving bond and approved security.
payable at the Agency of tie Dauk Of the Stale
Of North Carolina at Charlotte, With interest from
the time Of sale.
JAS. A. JOHNSTON; igeHi Or me
Back Of hs SAFE q ~ { 81 CtaYious
May lc, 1913 al
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Absolute CuPc-AIl.

10000 ' H. prov, o"f p A .lisS':
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ineshmGblc.
II not only cures quicker, tut gives M additional
pain, nor leaves a scar. Iltc Is positively render
ed harmless. $50 has been offered six months to
any person returning an empty bow, and saying
that all agony on amounting is no, extracted IN
few minutes, yet, moi one from thousands OF tn
ala since has claimed the bonut.) Parents anx
ous 10 guard against general Injuries and save
money, time, leisure and life, and prevent their
offspring from being dshgntod by burns, Or even
small por pustules, (t possessing tho enylrble
power to replace the ccllulary organs destroycdl
can do 30 by obtaining this inestInahls salyu.--
Many deeply burpt cases 10 the city can be seen,
ard one entire face burnt over and wounded three
distinct times in the same spot while healing, yet
10 M case can be traced the least eieatrco or
mark For all kinds Of hurts, It's rapid soothing
effects. are alike important, even eyes, Nil
I INFhAMMA1lOSS aud BROKEN BREASTS
would he unknown. The toilet and nursery, ior
clearing the skin OF pImples, removing cha.e, &c,
I will find 1t indispensable. Once using only will
/ forever establish il the SOVEREIGN HEAL.ALL
guaIity, Afler this notice, heads Of families al
! lowing torture for months aud ultimately dis.
/ torted features, can never wipe away rcproacb
/ instly uttered by disabled child, for ncgecting
10 triumph over fire.
For aale in Charlotte, N. G., by u. Oates and I
| J. IIoton in Salisbury by G. .. Wheeler; in Lex
ington by J. r. Mabry; in Grcensborough by ]
81 r. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Ras; il
Yprkvie, s. e. by Comstock s. Cos agent
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MANSION HOUSE.

'E'liE subscriber having purchased Mr. T. K.
n Hughes interest in the above Establish.
ment, teudcrs his services to the Travelling Pub
lie. Having for several years been engaged IN
keeping Private Entertainment a, Mount Mourne
in lredell county he indaiges the hope that be
has experience enough ia the d-ties Of his bust.
mess TO eudeayor 10 render comfortable all Who
may bestoH upon his House their patronage.
Ills TABLE shall alwaysb be well and plentiful.
ly supplied WITH every thing the country affords,
10 please and satisfy the palate OF cPlcure,
liis BAR will DO found furnished wiih choice
selection of Liquors.
Ills STABLES shall BE constantly attended by
faithful and attentive hos,oFs aud supphcd ia
abundant provcuder.
\. d The Stage Office is Kept at the Mansion
House.
II, 7. SLOAN.
Charlotte Jan. 81, 1913. t3l
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Type at Reduced Prices.
7fps and an oth9 Printing Material, Maaufac
fgrSA Of
CONN NE RS

UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO.
TYPE FOUNDRY.
CORNER or NASSAU AND ANN STREETS,
NEW YORK,
Con be had OF Eiphteen per Gent. deduction
from old Prices.
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IEOF NORTH.CAROLINA

ECKLENHtRG COUNTY.
no 10 august Tern, 1913.
nd wife Cynthia,
-rs
wife Lcouora,
Jf
Hrc1-el S rings, a-
e9lraln, s
Petition iqseil
'5 f''"s' Land.
g. .aaai, hy he'
.a fa Springs, sen'r
'Ia-, ". A ITarris,
a 's-saia Harris. &
sa2 ma safe Merry,
d sa,s 81 Ills case, not residing
au.s ,iuits Il ,hls State. il j. ordered,
aa e. q q y weeks in tie Char
irving SAID drfpdants notice. that
aassr q cur rex, Court of Eqni'y,
@ sia G9gnty, ~ the Ala Monday 10
a,fae Court House in Charlotte, and
lsGaaa, ~ showing cause why TIC
~ ajaaais 'hou!1 not be granted,
BIO cor sss1 vii I've entered agains'
Bg order.
b. X. DUNLAP, {. u T.
l1 r. fec $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
LATER FROM MEXICO.

BY the arrival Of the schr. Frederick at New Or
leans, from Vera Cruz on the 3lst ul,. bringing
news more than fortnight later. we learn that Gen.
Ampudia had entered Tobasco on the lth ult. with
5000 men, and had defeated the troops of General
Sentmanai after an action Of two hours. Sentma-
nat had reireaed Is leagues into the interior with
500 men, where he would endeavor to coec, add-
,onal forces.
This account however is con,radicted in some
particulars in a letter received by commercial
house in New Orleans from a highly authentic
source 1t states that as soon as Sentmanat was in
formed of the landing Of Ampuda, he advanced as
far as En- Palisada, and there gave battle TO the
Government troops. The combat was very obstin-
ate and continued for several hours in spite of the
nerority OF the forces under the command Of Sent
manat. Amrudias troops suffered severe loss. -
Sentrnahat al length fell back upon Tobasco, where
another action took place. Being finally compelled
to abandon the town, he Withdrew to Candacan
where, at the last accounts, he was Strengthening
his army in order to resume an offensive attitude.
The schooner Venus, at the same port, from Vera
Cruz, reports the loss of the schooner Ezra Vince
Ter, Capt Davidson, from Philadelphia, for New
Orleans. She was wrecked on the Triangle Banks
off Cam?eachy, on the llth May, at half past o.
clock A. M, but the captain and crew managed 10
reach island in safety, whore they remained fo
three DAYS, and were then taken ofyy vessel from
N. Orleans, and carried into some American port
The vessel is totally lost, and only small part
the cargo saved.
Santa Anna is aiming to cut down the expense,
of his to the level Of its resources
has commenced his reform with the army. Nego
ta,ions already going on in the Capital in re
gard to the Texan question, and the commissioner
on the part of Yucatan were momentary expected
| in the city
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The guse OF an sercuiiutalist, Zoe the purpose OF
misleading The honest intelligent ysoasanry OF The
country TO prvfess great regard ioi the farmer.
mat At Opportunity may he given 10 inculaic doc
Times f1ihous alike 10 the sgricutotal and every
oihsr interest, ~ more consistent with oowAtdice,
intrigue and dishonesty, than with manly and hon.
est Independence" Mt II 10 show the falsny Of
The positions assumed b, this Loco fooo Ia Sleeps
Clothing, proceeds as follows -
1t really seems az though the editor Of the Far
mers Advocate was laboring under a kind Of
shcepish mama for every thing which he touches
wih Teiorcnce TO that animal is perverted He
speaks Of the s2i0,000,O00 invested by the wool
growers Of the country Now by the Census 1t
appears that the whole number OF sheep IN the
country is ,37i and, IN order to make ou,
his enormous investment he mus, estimate his
sheep at about 81 per head, which is a, leas, FIVE
tunes their true value. Even il he includes the
land necessary 10 support these sheep the whole
value could no, be more than ,wo4hrds the amount,
stated by MIR NJ Besides, there is bu, liule pro
priely in including the cost OF The land, ia IN.
resimeHf IN sheep husbdadry. These lands are
owned by the farmers, aud will be so owned,
whether they keep sheep or not and consequent
ly are no, properly an investment for that partcu.
lar purpose.
We have no disposition to underrae the impor.
lance Of sheep husbandry. Wsregard 1t as one
Of the great interests Of the country, aud contend
that it should be amply protected. But no zeal in
tina, cause should lead any one to Sc, facts and
truth at defiance There is one consideration
which the wool growers should always keep in
view. Wool cannot be exported from this coun
try. The wool growers must depend upon the
American marke, for their woodland, # the duty
on wool is so high as 10 raise the price 10 such a
degree as to ruin the woollen manufacturers thei
only market for their staple will be destroyed, anC
their neeces will be left on their own hands