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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-20
8. OUSSET, 8d oaIa

Datent Melicines.-Afrs fresh supply
i, Of all the p 'ncipal Patent Medicines
the day, just received and for sale by is'R''i
sdt Ia yg VIM. BOGEL, Druggist. y
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-20

HSG ficcive& &per steamboat St, Louis.
f0Os 6 Flour, of new Wheat.
a13O boxes choice western, reserve Cheese
= Is half barrels Fresh Butter. 4 ....
For sale to the trade by 90
Sept. '53-y. u T. PKENDEGAST. u
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- New Firm
AND ~
FRESH ARRIVAL.

TLMS, ALLISON & CO., take pleasure IN ANNOUNCE
rg to retail dealers and the public generally, that
they are now receiving and selling at unprecedented
Groceries brought to this part of the State.
1t would be the intetest of those who buy to sell
again to examine their stock before going further
they buy and sell tor cash their prices SHA LII BIZ
SATISFACTORY.
Their stock consists in part as follows:
300 bbls. n. o. Molasses, fine.
SO hhds. fine Cuba Molasses,
200 bbls. fine n O. Sugar,
I00 hhds -.e
1000 sacks of Salt,
Is tierces new Rice,
500 sacks Rio Coffee, fine,
SO sacks old G. Java,
80 bales Gunny Bagging,
Mining utensils and a general assort-
ment of heavy Hardware.
Choice variety of Teas,
Fine Cigars, and the finest Tobacco
ever sold in Charlotte.
Choice variety Of all articles kept
for family use.
500 kegs Northern Nails,
10000 lbs White Lead,
1000 lbs. Roping,
100 boxes Adamantlne, Sperm ana tai
low Candles.
10 casks best London Porter.
go choice English Dairy Cheese.
~ All kinds of Produce bought at the highest
CASH prices, or taken in exchange for Groceries
at Cash Prices
ELMS, ALLISON & CO.,
Al Jno WelIs's old stand.
Chariot March 81. 36f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. MrLANE's GREAT REMEDY FOR LIVER COMPAINT-The
propretos of this justly celebrated medicine in the daily
receipt of the gratifying testimonials of its excellence
Cases had been given up incurabe by skiul
physicians, cured Immediately after these Ps Civ
The certificates numerous that is impossible
publish them within the limits of a newspapers but
established fact that MLanes Liver Pills he best
me- lcaon rendered unnecessary. Those who suffer from
scourgc, Liver COMPLAINT should lose time
purchase and this invaluable medicine,
which NAV be had Prchard & Coldwells and Fishers &
IIeuitish Charlotte,
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A. BETH HUI NE.

On WOULD respectfully inform his friends and
"a patrons that he has taken the room two doors
Nh eastof Sadler's Hotel above the store OF > N.
Hendrix where he intends carrying on the Tailoring
business in all its various branches. his work and
styles shall be inferior any this section OF coun
try. ,
All persons having work done must pay cash as that
is the article that Journeymen require tor their work
Gentlemen at distance ordering clothng of any kind
will be furnished of the very latest Spring goods and
styles cheap be furnished in the state end at
short notice for cash. A. BE- HUME.
aDril A. oStt
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Mattresses Mattresses :!

II ENNERLY & QUINN, take pleasure in announc-
n ing the public that they manufacturing Mat
tresses their Rooms in the Basement of the Brick
Building, occupied by Bryan & Thompson, where they
invite all who may desire springy and we'll made Mat
call and examine for themselves. Orders from
a distance solicited, and promptly attended to.
&C. The highest price paid in Cash for good dry
shucks. H. u
April IA, 1854. 3o-3w
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O. BEGS leave respectfully to announce to the
~ Ladies of Charlotte and the public that she mas
lust returned the Northern cities and is now open
ing fashionable and choice selection of
Bonnet Trimmings, Fancy Articles,
Caps, Artifcials, Head-Dresses,
TO 5ether with variety of French MILLINERY, &c.
Having secured the services of an experienced Dress
maker and Mner from Philadelphia, she feels CONN
dent that she give general satisfaction In both
branches of the business No pains will be spared to
please. Orders from distance thankfully received
and carefully packed and forwarded.
april IA, 1854 5S-u
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ED.

In this County, on the Sd instant Mrs. NAN
CY c. REID, vile of MIR. Jonathan p ID, in the
3lst year Of her age.
Also, on the 10Th, Mrs. NANCY WATT, wife
OF the Rev. J. B. Watt, aged about 80 years.
Near The city Of Austin, Texas, on the 18th of
March last, OF Pneumonia of two weeks duration,
ID. MORROW HAGlNS, formerly of Lancaster
District S. e.
II sin is Pardoned, Pm secure;
What need fear besides.
His end was peace. G.
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M Ass e led,

On The 10Th instant, in Chester, c. H., S. c.,
by rhr Rev. Mr.. Mason. Hr. ALEXA NDER J.
MANKIN, to Mss CHRISTINE BESHERE,
Of Salisbury.
On Tuesday the 4h instant, by the Rev. R. H.
Lntjcry, Mr.. JOHN o KING, OF Virginia, 10
Miss ROXANA E. ALEXANDER, eldest daugh-
ter Of the late E. w. Alexander, of this county.
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% See the advertisement in another column of Stablers
"Good Medcnes;" they recommended as "Cure
AIS, but efficient remedies tor the diseases named hav
ing received the highest encomums from Physicians, Apohc
and Sorekeepers who have used hem sold he and
multitude heard of their good effects. Give them
u trial Sid tell youI friends of the result.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-21
GRAND EXHIBITION.

THE largest and most varied stock of Clothes, CASH.
meres and Vestings. Linnen Drill, Plain and Faiey
Also, general stock Gentlemens wearing aPParai,
which offer at New York cost. Any person wanting
bargains will do well call immediately We are de-
terminrd TO sell ort robson s. REA.
april ID, 3S5t
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$50 -ACRES.

so to GO of which is first bottom under the plow
From 70 80 OF good upland is also in cutiva
ton the remainder of the tract in woodland. The
Dwelling House, Cottage ornee contains four large
and the ground floor, with dining
room, store room, pantry and library attached by
covered way. There also on the place barn 20
by 25 two stories high and very conveniently arrang-
ed; stables for mlch and horses all other neees-
sary out buildings such kitchen, negro houses, &c
a growing and thrifty orchard containing about 1G0
different kinds of fruit just beginning to BEAR
TIE situation is one of the m ost pleasant and inn
provable in the State commanding full view Of the
finest mountain scenery and falling off beautifully in
every direction from the house. To any gentleman in
the low country desiring cool, healthy and pleasant
residence 1t presents an eligible choice. Fur
Their information may be obtained of the Undersigned
by addressing him at Charlotte or Lincolnton.
H.. S. w. MOTT.
January 10, 1854. 25tf
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TO CONSUNIPTIVES.

Every sufferer from Consumption, in whatever should
try Dr. Rogers Syrup of Livewo Tar and Caichalagua
and prove their satisfaction that this disease be
cuIed. if the symptoms very dscouraging. This
medicine Ike charm in shdung the Cough and restor-
Ing health the whole system. For sale 10y Prchard s.
Caldwell and Fisher j. Henitsh, Charlotte. Pricein large
boftl
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Ladies, Your Attention!

I'VE have the largest assortment of Mantllas, that
" ever opened in this market, embracing Silk
and Berage of all the different colors and shades and
Black and White Lace, ranging in prices from SIS to
S5G, all of the latest styles
april IA SPRATT, DANIEL, & Co
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BOOKBINDING.

4 WALDAUER has resumed the Bookbindine Bu-
siness, and is ready to receive work. which will
be done in the best workmanship and cheap as can
ferences to that fact, by Rev. c. Johnston v O. Bar,
ringer, Esq, Charlotte; Miller James, j. J, Bruner
Dr. Summerel, l.. Blackucr, Esq, N. Boyden, Esq,
and a great many other gentlemen at Salisbury. Ha
may always be founa at The stand where g; BaTeman
& Co. formerly kept Store next door to Elms's Gro
Gerry. A. wALDAUER
Charlotte, Feb 81, 1884, 3I-3m
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Clothing! ClothingH Clothlnga
And nothing but Clothing,
TalIings & Ce.'s Emporium OF Fashion,
NEXT DOOR TO sADI.ER's HOTEL.
Charlotte, N. C.,
JTTHERE can be found the largest and best stock of
w SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING ever oh' r
ed in North Carolina all of which will be sold at our
usual low rates for CASH Our Stock consists IN part
of the following articles, viz:
Goats. -sa..
Eng g. French Drab DEte Sacks Frock & Dress Coats,
American and French Cloth do. do do do
Cashmarett & Cashmarett L assner do do Go
Canton Cloth Sacks,
Tweed Peltos and Sacks,
Alpacca do do
Brown and Buff Linen Frocks and Sacks,
American, English and French Cashmere PANTS,
English and French Drab D'Ete 90
Cashnlareu Cashmere Silk-warp very hne) 40
Fancy Summer Cashmere and Tweed DO
Marseilles, Linen Drills, Check, & Cottonade do
Also,
Silk, Cotton, and Merino Shirts and Undershlrts,
Merino, Linen and Cotton Drawers,
Gloves Hosiery, Canes, Portmonnais and Umbrellas
Black Silk and Fancy Crdvats, Hair Oil, Pernmery
Trunks Valises Carpet Bags, Hats, and, IN act
everything be found in Gents Furnishing House.
We have also, full stock of BOYS CLOTHING,
of all ts Sizes kinds and qualities at prices TO suit
the times.
10 conclusion we would thanks to the citi
of North and South Carolina for their liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon since we have been with hem
and if selling Good at low prices will insure contInu
ance of the same, it shall be done at the
EMPORIUM OF FASHION, ~
March "a, 1854 35tf by FULLINGS g. Co.
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SADDLES, HARNE 8 8, &C:
At no per cent. of for cash!
HOME MANUFACTURE.

THE subscriber again calls the attention OF the cru
zens of Charlotte and surrounding country thtt lac
has opened a Saddle and Harness Shop IN Inns ace'
(3 doors south of Saders Hotel where he Is manuac
turing SADDLES and HARNESS of the best naterial
and so per below the usual prices lie %iil alah'
uacure Saddles cheaper than Northern SADDLES can 10
bought in place. Every article warranted what ne
represents the money refunded after months ri1
NV stock of Saddles will consist of the following;
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-21
Last Notice.

kEUFFER, HENDRIX 81 co.,
COMMISS RCIIANTS,
for the sale of
Flour, Grain, Bacon & Produce generally
Corner East Bay and Union Wharves,
CHARLESTON, s. G..
John Caldwell, Pres't s C. r. r.
REFERENCES. Rice Dnlin Esq, Charleston.
Rober- Bryce, Esq, Columbia
y X Harrison & Co. Charlotte, N c.
presenting the above card would be doing in
justice to feelings not express gratitude to
numerous friends in Georgia, Tennessee North and
South Carolina, for their past avcring patronage
since our commencement in this business in IS47.
We have nursed this business from its infancy bor-
cd after year doveope the The back
country.
We have batled with the different lines of railroads.
and have been instrumental in reducing the freight
produce to reasonable rates
We have friends in Europe and the North, and
prepared TO made advances shipments either
markets.
We would say friends and the public, that it
will be TO their interest TO corsign pay
whole attention to this business aloEc.
We will make liberal advances consIgnments.
NEUFFER, HENDRIX 81 co.
April Z, 1854 37.6,n.
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Silks.

7 He largest lot of SILKS ever brought to this mar
L ket, embracing every variety of Plaid Check and
all the different Shades plain Silks VIII be found at
SFRATT, DANIEL, q cos
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For Sale,
BELVOIR, NEAR LENOIR,

Caldwell COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
HIS place. the residence of the undersigned is
| offered for sale very accommodating terms, pri-
vaely until the first Monday in July next ensuing,
when if not previously disposed of, ii will be put upto
the highest bidder at public auction. The tract of
Land comprises #..
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And last but least North Carolina Saddles Of the
best quality, from S. to $40. have also on hand Stir
rups of the best quality from 25 to $3.50 pair
Spurs from Is cents 10 $3.50; Whips from 12a cts TO
$3.50; Harness. SINGLE from $l0 to $50; Double har-
ness from $40 500 and higher if ordered; Bits
from Is cts to So Riding Brides from 81 to So all OF
VIII CHI offer for sa lie 10 per cent off for CASH
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and in SUI
perior manner. .... ..-.
u All kind Of Country Produce will be taken IN ex-
change for work done, &c. ~ =.
March IL, 1854 34u VIM. WHEALAN'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-21

GEN. DoCKERY AND FREE SUFFT AGE.-We
learn from friends who heard Gen. DOckery at
Smuhfed, that he claimed the credit of having
given the Hrst long, big. heavy lick for Free
Suffrage in the State Convention OF 1885, when
he voted To give the election of Governor 20 the
people," That is what Gen. Dockery calls Free
Suffrage and this is the sly in which he is
attempting TO Deceive and mslead the people.
The truth is, believe. Mr.. Macon the
only member Of the Convention Of 1885 who
spoke at all The subject OF Free Suffrage. That
body limited, and Free Suffrage was no
among the oh'cis to effect which i. C .Il,d.-
Gen. Dockrry made some remarks and motion
IN that Convention but he said nothing in favor
oil Free Suffrage. Why was he silent? Oue of
ihe orIgInaiorS OF the measure, and he claims,
how does II happen that his voice was mol publicly
raised tor it before his SmiIhfrId spe, oh a!
Bat what will rradrrS-what will honest
men oil all parties think, when inform them
mat on The motion in the Convention of 1885. TO
extend To the people The right for Governor
Gen. Dockery did not vote at all Page $40 of
the Debates OF the Convention will show that the
Convention passed by vote of II TO IL IN" pres.
ent provision in the Constitution extending This
privilege 10 the people and the yeas and nays,
there recorded, will show That Gen. Dockcrv
lodged the question did not vote at all; and
yet he declared, we understand, in his snnech
at SmIthheld, that he gave Free Suffrage its
" first long, big, and heavy lick " in that Cuvcn.
ton, d" when he voted TO give the election of Gov
ernor to the people % What explanation has the
gentleman to offer? What can his nartizans say
10 him! We call upon them to look TO the re.
cord, and tell The people the truth about the mat.
ter Standard
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ga LIE.
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.

MILLINLGE HNU UNLSD MANINTs
TN MRS. WHEALAN would respectfully return
nS her thanks the Ladies of Charlotte and vicini-
ty, for the liberal patronage bestowed her during
the past season, and having engaged an experienced
MlLLlNER, she is now prepared to carry the
Millinery & Dress Making Business,
in all its various branches. GvBONNETS made and
trimmed in the neatest and most fashionable manner.
10 Residence doors South of Sadler's Hotel.
April Z, 1854. 37-tf
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Wanted,
Corn Starch.

| ceedingly healthy delicious, and economical, and
when desired may be used substitute for and in the
same manner Arrowroot. The universal estimation
i'm which it is held, and the increasing demand for it
has induced others flood the country with inferior
article of the Corn Starch refined, and
prepared expressly for food, be had only at the
Drug and Chemical Store of
FISHER & HEINITSH
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GOOD FOR SnMETHING.-A passenger on board
snip bound Tor California. states that they had
on board a thin and ieeblo member OF their COM
panv one day this man went to the doctor. and in
a sad supPIicnting tone, accusted him with:
Doctor, can you tell me whit | shall be good
Tor when gil 10 San Francisco; ii | keep on this
way p
q Tell you, 20 be sure can You're Just the
man VIC want TO begin graveyard with ~
>, In the hersldry of Heaven" writes Bishop
Horn, " goodness precedes greatness, so on earth
u Is often more powerful. The lDwIy and The low.
ing may often do more in their own limited sphere
Ihan the gifted"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-21

TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Convention of the friends of Temperance will be
II held in Charlotte Tuesday the 25th inst, being
the week of the County court and it respectfully
quested that friend of Reformation and Temper
will be present The object will be TO help on
the Temperance reformation. Come friends come all.
April 7, 1851 37-3w MANY CITIZENS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-21

CIeaver's Celebrated Honey Soap.
WARRANTED with the original scent, for rendering
W the skin soft and white. Also, Lows Honey Soap
Lows White Windsor in cakes, Riggs Military Soap
Guerlans Ambrosia Shaving Cake, all Of which have
but recently been opened. For sale at the Chemical
Store of FISHER & HElNIISH.
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$50 Reward.
u ANYWAY from the subscriber living in Mecklen-
burg county, on the Path Of December last, Me-
gro Boy, SAM, bright mulatto, with straight black
hair, 26 years old, about feet hIgh and has
on his forehead. Sam is cunning fellow and will no
doubt attempt to pass himself off a white
he good carpenter and succeeded in passing himself
off before as white man in Tennessee. The above
reward will be given for his and confne
ment in Jail. Any information relative to the above
boy can be forwarded to Charlotte.
w. Ii. NICHOLSON.
January 90, 1854. 26tf
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Rare Chemical Products.
i Vaerianatc of Morphia,
Valerilnatc of Quinine,
Valerianatc of Iron,
Salicne,
Sup. Chinchonia,
Gallo Acid,
Citrate of Iron and Quinine,
Chloride OF Zinc
Ferrocyanide OF Zinc.
Iodidc of Zinc For sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH
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White CASTLE Soap.

White CASTLE Soap.
II HIS family aid Toilet SOAP is held in high
teem and is superior to the ordinary Soap for its
bland and emoent qualities. For the nursery it is
rtcuary aCapted-innocent in its combination and
from all injurious alkaIies This is economical
Soap for families. Just received and for sale by
FISHER g. HEINITSH
april 18th Dispensing chemists.
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%The sak - is the habitation of the eastern
1t is constructed of unhewn stones, cemeLted with
clay instead of mortar.
IA tut of horse-hair is commonly inserted by the
CTcassans the heels OF their prisoners, order to
create such degree OF lameness TO prevent their
escape.
:rhe simplicity OF many of the Russian soldiers is
almost touching in its chdIshness. 1t is against the
Gar that making war, NOT against these untor
tumate beings.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04

Hog Story.-The Louisville Journal
saysit heard capital anecdote about hogs
the other day. In Madison and other
counties, mast aud acorns are very scarce.
II abounds, however, in the county of Es"
til. Many hogs were driven there, while
the Estill people considered it an infringe
ment on their rights. Councils were cal
led to deliberate how 10 rid themselves
OF this nuisance Many plans were pro-
posed, but finally AFTER a good deal Of de-
bate, one was adopted. II seems that
hogs have grea, fears Of bears. Accord.
ingly the skin Of a bear was procured, and
large sow was captured from one of the
droves. She was covered with the hear
skin and then let loose. She Immediately
returned among the droyes, but on her ap.
pearance all the hogs took to flight, pur-
sued by the SOW in the bear skin. II is
stated that since this experiment not hog
has crossed the confines of Estll coun-
ty.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04
ORTIZ AIRY

DIED-At his residence in Wayaesburs
Greene county, Pa, on Saturday, 18th octo her,
of Typhoid Ferer, WILLIAM S. ODENBAuGH,
in tho ,wenty-fourth year of his age.
The deceased was young man of noble i'm.
pulses, friendly and companion able in his inter
course with society, and possessed hear, to
prompt and a hand 10 execute kindly Offices to
his fellows. lie was an Affect onate aud deyot.
cd husband, doting father, and was esteemed
for his amiabe disposition and social qualities,
which always enlivcned the circle where he
moved. lie was beloved and respected in life
by all Nhu knew him, and the dust beneath
which no sleeps was bedcwcd with tnany heart.
wrung tears. Ills sutierings, proiracted through
the course of an insidious disease, were born
with an accompanying resignation, and he con-
templatcd his dissolution from the scenes and
sutlerngs OF this lifa with calmness and seren-
ity that is only inspired by a wcll-ioundcd hope
OF n blessed immortality.
lie leaves a widow and one child, wii large
circle Of relatives and friends to mourn his car.
ly dcpa rturc from their kindly companionship
"fricnd after friend departs .I....
Who hath no; lost friend,
There is no union, here, Of hearts
That la, not here an end"
Move mber 4, 1854. S...
tMesscnscr and Eagle please copy,l
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TIE LATEST. DEspATcH!
SeVastopol not Taken I!

THE Allied powers and all other flourish
Il ing of trnmpets as 10 selling Cheaf
Goods, is not circumstance 10 what The
subscribers have just received from The East
10 which they invite the srecia attention o
their friends and others. Among the Stock
NAV be found choice article Of CIGARS
TOBACCO, SUGARS Of almost everv 'les
rIlp,ion. punes, Nuts of oil kinds. Molas'
SEES. Coffee. Tea, Candies Of superior quail
i'y. Suspenders, Silk Handkerchiefs, &c.
together with Utmost an innumcrable 10. OIL
other small articles, which they pledge them
selves to sell adyantagcously to the hnyer
Give us call, opposite the Courthouse
Square. r. l.. & n. BERKSHIRE.
Nov. d, 1854.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04

Nlessrs. J. & W. D. Brady, OF Brooke
Co., Va, writes asGollowsto The Ohio Farm
or.
We bought from J. D. Patterson, Of
Chatauque Co., N. Y, animportant French
eve in 1850; her first lamb was a buck
After breeding him We sold him 10 &lessrs.
Sharpneck and Berkeley, of Fayetle Co.,
Pa; they cut from him at 10 months old
3lt lbs. offine clean, unwashpd wool; and
just year and two days from the first
shearing they took from him 25t lbs,
which last fleece they sold for SIT, in
Philadelphia, making in all 56s lbs. Of
wool from one sheep a! q years old; the
weight of carcass about 200 lbs. Can
any ON 10 the United States bpa, that; il
there is my that can do it, We should like
10 hear Of it.
Our clip Of French wool, the present
season brought clear money, As cents and
fraction per pound, in Philadelphia
Whole clip averaging over 5 lbs. clean
washed wool.