Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20
Cleveland Adyrrtisemeuts.
CLEVELAND
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WE beg leave 20 cali your attention
w 70 the Csrrisne Wee nepos a Bank q where
Ss are prepared 80 reeve. grade, and ss usA la
sorahls terms we t4ttFf oufsfives th g have
tahli he'd this business In sath .ttiion and on s1ch
easis As WI Insure succea- a1 fte elrs s1sf ctou
TO con -ienets ana ws wsiI uz rSsPseifaig -oiirii
ahce tf tie ssase. Cleveland uusi think. be fe-
EsFdet as the uausi favorable paiHt ih tie Ns-i on
daeiine sa en- err'.s q this kiHd, ter sHuaisa a.
V. In the virniy " large waOEr0~ ing d'-ifci, aud
having great faciliie u imuneats which render
easily accessible a. buyer aud selef We Leievr thai
Il Is gen eIaly eoneeded BY tlaSe bod acquainted u
the OI Ohi that nUne are nioie trsralle sr the
consumer, and certainly system be hstter talcu
lated to Introduce thoss wOs To the favorable nirs
the naHufaeiuref th Erasiiug iheH here md having
thsm pass directly ne his snds. Ths manufacturer
will then heeome ht.sr acquainted with the oUndt'n
a0d stvie OF our WOOL hnd thus be beeT enabled 10 a
pTt eiaie is superi't quality.
THIS 81 stem VIII ubviate. in great measure, the
res-ity at manufacturers emplyn agents tn canvas
the country which will be "a, ns uf ore th en-, urh
to pay all commissions and expenses incurred ers the
balance of which might accrue TO ihe grower and the
wool cost the manufacturer m're than by The
method Of obtaining hi Hply. lie here select tho
particular grade he desires without the e, pense
and trouble of buY'n- aud sling such he dues
wish TO work. as Is the case in purchasing mixed ls
Pruably 20 per cent rf The Wons uf this vicinity
will Detaine wOnis an " NJ u .uaily command
higher price than any .theI wOuls nf the quality
the benefit Of which shuud accrue Ia IN. grower W.
making arrang meHs TO keer duplicate samples ~
the wool consigned to u, in the principal
kets thus giving eousisnoTs the advantage e tie maj
kei T. ~ aud West
We have an extensive qu1il lance writ mtuuftciu
reTs, and have recent. visited alta cutNefSsd with
NJ OF the largST all "f whnn fly ur la ~.
opinion thai the pan We have adopted + the Irs' msdi
un tur the wool 10 aSs frh tbr pr Gu eT t. Tire cuu
sinner. They mvaIia'ly eN i desi Z tu have The
amply Compensated and All that b. the est h
fishing of Dtpuis, aui dispensing with the scr ices al
spectators uniform prices w result aud both
the wool grower an mInulactuler b, benefit ed. We
prHpse 10 grade the heeces. only, No ], y and D.
No, being rUaTsest Del .ane Wool NAV he L,ken
from any uf these grades. Shou1 have any slIrl
fine wool may caSs it ar NN and X The wuUl viii
be thrown or graded by th'se having experience as as
sOrers. ANY lots Of to viii be kept and
sold separate il desired ly lhe guOr
Wool forwarded u, tn sell Shunld he directed
HCLEvELAND WOOL DEPfr,' with AN invoice Of
number and weight eff each saCh, stating quantity o
unwashGd wool, II any. : ckS marked AID numbered
viii Ia those desirug rnnSign wi tu us, thus
saN ing the expense IF making mynI Those sending
wuul in their avn sack shonld designate them by suie
mark, or bv putting their name thereon. Liberal ad-
vahces made on wool.
GOODALE Il co.
Cleveland, O., March %, 1854. 27-3m
AT WHOLESALE.
Strap and Silk Millinery Goods,
Hats and Caps,
URtrellds,
PardsoL,
Sdtchels,
Carpet Bays.
A. FULLER g. Co.,
Nos. 95 and 81 Supcrior'ot, Clereidnd
Have now complete stock of spring and
summer goods to which theyinyite the attention
of the trade. aprlS-3m