Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-29
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lNE beg leave 10 rali Nour attention
w 20 The Cisrslsnd wsoi pspaS a REsk q WHERE
us A.. p-sr.fse . rsssus, frsds, and ssi So 90 Ca
rs.ais lsfas. We aati.r Oatssivss thaf ws have
hiished this hasihsss n saoh ~srtion and On sveh
hass S insurs succsss and give eutirs ssiisf rion
O. Gu iraars sad Suuil ussf respectfar sa'icif
y.r rs,t,tsr, a.d shsn ,nSs.vo, to ..sii sc,,i-,
aare u tie ssms. Cleveland mast, think. te re-.
r,rdsa a. Ihe mos vprasis aiat n the wesi frT
ausaE sn'eFpfiss q this ktad eeiSr shuai.e a.
%, n the virinHy of l-rre wslEEsuias d.iriri and
havisE gseat flril q communicative which render
sssily soressis H. huyer sud sssT. We believe Ih,t
"a cen eraiiy caFreded hy tlHse hsst acquainted h
uf Ohiu that nons are ussre dssirsle 6r the
o'nsumer, and certainly system hs hset racn-
lated To introduce tho-e wosds tn the favable of
the manufacturer than Eladhg them here md having
Ih,m pass dirsciiy into his hands The mahufa arer
vii then heo"me better Acquainted wdh ihs cuilin
aod stSie Of wooi and thus he hesT enabled To a
prsState is superinr quality.
This system VIII ohv'ae, in great measure the ne
oessiy oi manufacturers employing agents tn canvass
tie county wheh Siilbea saving "f maIe than urh
10 pay all commissions and expenses incurred here, the
balance Of which might accrue 10 ihe Er6V,r and the
wool cost the m1nufieurer mere than by The
method of ohtaninc hissGppy He hers select the
particular grade or t he desires without the expense
and trouble of buvinE and selling such as he doses not
wish 10 work. Is the in pure hasins mixed lots
frraby sne 20 PER cent cf The woos Of this vriniiy
wi ass as nelaine Woo'S, AM " ~ uaiy command
higher price than any .the wonls nf the san,s quality
the benefit nI which sinud aecTne the grower. We
are mnsng arrangement, to keep duplicate samples Of
Tue wno consigned Ia US, in the principal eastern
keis thus giving eOnslguors the 4ntape of the
ket East and West
We have an extensive qnainiance with manufictu
rers, and have recently visited CouveIsed with ma
nv Of the larg"r ones, all ef whom fully in the
opinion that the plan have adopted the best mgd
um TOT the wool to pass from ths prduceT to the
sumner. They invariably express 4 desire have the
grower amply Compensated and think that b. the
fishing Of Depots, aud Dispensing with the sc, ices of
Spectators ninre uniform prizes VIII result, and hnth
the wool grower AM manufacturer he benefucd. Nc
propose 10 gladc the heeces. oaIy, - l. = 8 and >
NO. D being enaTsest. Del.aine Nuui may he taken
frOm any Of these grades Sinud we .rape any extra
hnc wool we may class il \ \ and Y. Tar wnul viii
be thrown or graded by those havire experience
sohers Any lots Of wool sent T. NJ Nil be kept and
sold separate IL desired hy the cons suur
Wool forwarded Us tn sell shvaId hs directed
"CLEVELAND WOOL DEP1T,'' with m ,nvnice Of
number and weight er each s1rE. stating quantity at
unwashed wool, II any. Sacks nurknl and NUMBERED
will e sent to those desus Coss 81 SFri us, thus
shvine the expense "f na,ng hdy1- fhuse sending
wool in their own sack SiuGli des,g them hy
mark, or bv putting their name thereon. Liberal ad-
vailces made On wool.
GOODALE & co.
Cleveland, O., March %. 1854 27-3m