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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

sTAys5 1s co MILL gg xAcTSRY ws,s
honse No. 10 Front street between Main and
We manufacture a cob break r. ofgrcat strength
and durability and eaae OF operation,
We place this useful contrivsnee on oil sizes 0 {
mills. by which means VIII convert corn mill in
70 a stock feed mill; bit h few minutes work 10
put In on and take II OF.
We manufacture portable mills, sinRle and
donble gearcd, (best quality of French burrsJ %
grind wheat. hand siook feed calculated
for Steam, whter and horse power. These mills
have been run by steam and horse power IN
competition against the other make Of mills of
our city, at our state Fairs, and never failed 70
wa. awarded beautiful silvcr mrdal. Oar mills
also took the two frat premiums as the best mills
al two annual Fairs OF our Mechanics Institute.
AIso-Poriable saw mills, TO berun BY steam,
water OF horse power. Tits mill was exhibited In
operation by horse power, Il the Ohio State Fair,
IN se50, when II was awarded premium and
splendid silver medal.
Arso different kinds OF portable horse power.
operation, simplicity, usefulness and durability,
are surpassed by none aow In use.
All our articles are warranted rs represented r
money sefnnded.
By a full description, or testimonials Of merit
and use irlucss. we refer those interested ~ our
damphleis, TO be had Al factory, where We take
o'sA'1'' y ISAAC srRAUB 6co.
Norifr--Mr. kimbie, the partner Of II. Bur-
rows, while exhibiting Burrows mill Al our
state fair. last fall, was boisierous about his MILL
and couragcously entered into verbal agree
moni with me 10 grind corn thus: Whoever eunds
the most, regarding quality and quantity. was 70
be the owner ef both mills, at each and every sriAl
Flnsr TRIAL.
Straub 10 run an leinch mill;
Burrows &co, 10 run 20 inch MILL.
SECOND TRIAL.
Straub 10 run n % inch mill
Burrows & Co, 70 run "a Inch mill.
THIRD TRIAL.
Straub to- run % inch MIL;
burrows q Co, TO run a DO inch mill
When The pitch came, that boisterous courage
stepped out.
10 the above now append challenge 10 grind
eob-feed out Of whole ears OF corn :,
4 win run my 10 inch "Queen OF tho SOUTH
with cob breaker attac bment. the same article
that took the premium al the Ohio State Fair las'
! fall, against a "a inch Burrows mill. and VIM
Stewards Ohio and Kentucky stock Feed Mills
both TO be run at once; and II you are apprehen'
siye OF risky business, you have my entire sp'
probation 20 run Mr.. Pomeroy's Corn Crusher, n
u an auxiliary. should my single article fall "a
grind equal 10 quality and quantity 10 the combin'
ed productions Of the two mills, Gust a. YOU
please,) then you can draw q few hundred dollars
Come. 6oysEdonr be cowar&ly; there is moth.
Ing like walking siralghtinto the merits o. thing
ToJ. II. Burrows & Co. may II iy
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This is to certify that in the summer
OF ls4s, / became so very lame and
weak in my back. occasioned by ng
that | could not sit down or get dn'
without holding on to some object. !
was advised 10 try Mr.. Foisha's Altera-
tive Balm. BY bathing it six or eight
times, my back was perfectly restored;
and ! have felt no symptom OF its return
since.
My wife, also, has used il for Rheu-
matte pains, headache and toothache
with very beneficial results.
J.J. YEAKLE.
Dec. lst. 1919.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
HELMBoLD's HtGLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
gARgApERTILA.


Fer purifying tho Hood, removing al diseases
arising from excess ef Mercury, exposure and
imprupence and In life, chronic constitutional
disease, arising from an Impure state OF blood,
and tho only reliable and eIectual known
remedy for the cure OF Scrofula, salt Rheum /,
Scaid Head, Ulceralions OF the Bones. letter,
Pimples on the face, and oil scaiy oruptions OF
the skin.
This article = now prescribed by some OF tue
most distinguished phyylclans in the country
and has proved more efficient In practlca than
any preparation OF Sarsa2rilla yet offered to the
public. Several cases Of secondary Sphyhs,
recovered In the incurable wards OF our public
Inst ilu tons which had for many Yeas resisted
cry mode OF treatment that could be DEVISED
These coses furnish striking examples OF the salu-
tary effects OF tuis medl9fhe Ina arlosting some OF
the most inveterale diseases, after The glands
were destroyed, and the bones already anecied.--
NoTIcK.-Letlers from responsible Physicians
and Professors ofsoveral Medical Colleges, and
eertidcaius OF cures from patients viii be found
accompanying both preparations.
PRicrs, Fluid Extract OF Buchu, 81 per bottle
ssrssparllla
equalIn, strength to one gallon OF Syrud Of Sar'
sapahlla.
prepared and sold by II. T. HELMBoLT,
Chemist, eo3 Chestnut Street, neor the Gtrard
House Philadelphia.
'TOBB HADo or
JOHN w. MOODY.
Brookville,
And OF Druggists and Dealers.
All letters directed to the proprietor or agent
receive immediate attention.
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E-6l
MAKING SELECTIONS OF FRUIT.
We are often called upon to
give advice as TO the best varie-
ties of apples and other fruits for
different soils and localities, and
We have promised to give some
instruction on this subject thro'
the Cultiyator. This, however,
is more difficult task than most
persons would suppose. With
reference to apples, for instance,
one needs to know all the particu-
lars in reference to the climate,
soil and location, also the uses for
which the fruit is mainly intend
ed-whether for the ordinary
wants Of a family, or for market
purposes, and If for the latter
how far to be transported, etc.,
etc. Taking all these matters
into the account, and considering
the tastes Of persons. and that a
supply Of fruit is wanted for all
seasons Of the year, how unrea-
o~.~hIo - 20 ~ c.~,v><c, <Lok &ho
same assortment will answer foI
all persons. places and purposes
or that a dozen or twenty yarie-
ties are sufficient for any orch
ard,
The host that our limited
snace will allow ns To do at thi,
t;ma i - name s,,cb varieties >
s sIs : os MO , th;nL s,,;ted sor mo
derata s;vod orch.rds dos;onsi
ra;nIv Cor f.n,;,,, nso ond .dont,
81 - moot ,ooot;ons q Ob;o on,
- r ~ thars ad;o;n;na snec;fv
-; = r.. G cw I;nds that soor,, oni,
a .as : \" 20 1 nar,;c .s I;nds =
so;l Other classss If fru;t Will
~ ',,on IN. - omr na~t @ nan ~,
A SELECTION OF 40 VARIETIES O.
90 s,,,,,,,.~ ,ad A,,,,.,,n Kar;.,;.,
EorIv Harvest The oorl;es
good and reliable ample.
i Early Strawberrv-Beautifu]
early and good. but rather small
Red Asfrachan-Larce an,
handsome. early. fine for market
| Sweet Bourh-Larce and ex
cellent altbonoh not a great bear
Ter.
Benoni-Beautiful and rood
deserves TO be better known.
Early Pennock-or as n sui
| stitute, Summer Queen; handsom
and fine for cooking.
Golden Sweetine-Very prc
ductiye. excellent for stock or "a
market.
Am. Summer Pearmain-E1
1
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ATWhat is that you must keep at
Ter giving Il ;, another? Your word.
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Groceries.

II stock OF Young Hyson ,ounpow der. Imperial
III q Black Teas isiaree aud veil seiectedoffa fate
imporlauons. pare and fresh. Also, Prime Rio,
Java, Mocha and Iagungara Coifces; Prime n. o.
sugar. Crushed, Powdered. Loaf and Clarified
Sugars; Goiden Syrup, N O. aud \. II. Moiassos,
Cuba Honey, Rice, Nails, Window Class, Seamless
faFa and Cotton Batting, with every article usn-
ally kedt BY Groccrs, all of best qualities. war
raned 10 give Tor sale In qualities 10
suit, az the lowest market prices.
AARON A. Golfer.
s. 4. Corner Main q Seventh streets, cin'ti., %.
May 10 1855.
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CINCINNATI.
DIR. FORSHA'S
Balm,
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND,'
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER
NAL USE.

"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER
NAL USE.
This balm is warranted to re
lieye all Rheumatisms. Strainsin
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
tho breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprnins and Bruises, Burns, ScaIds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever aud
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, Inflammation in the head,
Stor: Oh, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
The reason why this balm reaches all thea
cases IL because II reduces inflammation. aud
rnonea he secretous aud nervous system
Into action. THE power Is owing TO the
peculiar combination. Of medical properties
without their being aeutrallzed. The med.
Gins In perfectfully safe. not containing any
deadly poison, o. mineral. II will, u used
freely act ImmedIately upon tho liver, ana
all other secreetlvc organs.
Read the following Certificates.
Certificate Of DR.. J. II, Jordan, late Reslden
Phy}lelan oethe Fourth Street Cholera Hos
pIlal.
can cheerfuIly recommend the Alsemiiy'
Balm to the public knowing as do, that Il Il
an excellent article. used il with GOO
effect in Cholera, during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera Hosplta inth
city, ia case Of cramps osias In
stomach and bowels. ! also used il In cas-
of inflammation Of thekIdneyE with The hap
piesi effect, From my knowledge ofiis vir
ues, Ia the above diseases aud otheFs, Il
which ihaye used il, have no hesitancy Il
pronouncing Il superior 10 any medlciD
hitherto offered to the public with which
have become acquainted. and would ehee'
fully recommend It 70 the public.
IN. JORDAN, NJ.
Cincinnati. Sent. let 1919
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~ -BUCCEss0I'l'0 LOWRY q EUIK. Gomez
broadway and fifih street, cIueianatl. Ollie.
Nenumen.s, Iombs, and Crave stones. Marble
Tablets, urns, Vases, Garden Figures. Cabinet and
Counter slabs, DC. &c. constantly on hand and
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wnolsskhs ksp RETAIL
CARPET w a RE ii o u SE
No. 10 Rast Fourth Street, between Mainland Hse'
amofc Streets, Cincinnati, o.. -.
rs NOW RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF
II English aud American Carpets, turt1in Goods,
OH Cloths, go. dc, for the fall trade, TO which he
respectfully invites the attention OF The public.
Sep II iy-par
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And OF Druggists and Dealers.
All letters directed to the proprietor or agent
| receive Immediate attention.
/ lunel5-ly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

SHOCKING AFFMR.--A teacher attached to
The Roman Catholic Parish School at Cleve-
land, Ohio, has been arrested. charged with
so severely furnishing a little German girl
that she died from the effects on Saturday
last. The jury Of inquest in the case found
the following verdict:
THAT the deceased came 10 her death IN
consequences Of whipping and beating rece;y.
ed from and by the hands OF Frederick Bower
on or about the slst Of September. A. ID. 1856
The said whipping and beating having been
doue with stick or other weapon" The
evidence went to prove that the teacher whip.
ped the child for attending the Sunday (Pfo.
testantj Ragged School. The beating, fol
such il appears TO have been, was done will
a stick, the child laying across chair. She
was struck upon the shoulders and head, and
had been unwell during the four weeks pre-.
ceding her death. Much feeling is excited
al Cleveland BY the affair.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

TNE's CHASGEs. The inventors Of Sicsmpower,
Railroads aud machinery have during this century chang
ed the and courses Of living while the discoye
res Of science have done more o the advancement
Of human happiness and the ameoraion Of human suf
fenng. Our forefathers when they were sick, drank
their bitter drugs that did not cue, and bowed them
down under diseases that now easily broken. They
tried crude roots and herbs, which failed them Now
scientific research has discovered that this peculiar pro-
perry Of one root and that Of Other required. u
is through this light and this principle Dr.. Aver has
compounded his two great remedics-Cheny Pecioral
and ChsihaHc Pills. He has concentrated the cura.
live virtues Of our best vegetable remedies The result
shows their origin and their results are known through
this community. Marx the difference TO patent IN the
lapse offy years. Then he swallowed bis bitter pill
in vain now the sick man takes his sugared Pill or
honied Drop and soon is well agan. These adapia-
lions Of the sciences which bear upon the security the
comforts Of human life are after sl the tangible points
Of their vantage TO man. Without them Il matters little
how much may be discovered or what We know, since
il is unavailable 10 our necessities and use.
Eastern Literary Rerietr.
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eggs, lard, and other similar articles, thai ought,
Al al times. 10 be abundant and cheap in every
portion Of Texas, the same state Of things pre-
walls here as at Austin.
With The finest country on earth for COWS.
chickens and hogs, as well as other stock and
poultry; and willis, butter is eagerly sought, at
80 cents per pound, cheese at Is, eggs at 90
cents per dozen, and chickens at 25 cents a
piece. our entire population are complaining
wofully Of hard times. We have nothing that
will fetch money We are on the verge OF ruin !
Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky farmers make
bniter and cheese in great abundance, which
they sell at six or seven cents pound 10 their
merchants ; they also sell them pork and lard
at about four cenis, and realize fortunes. even.
tually, by such operations. The merchants
ship The butter and cheese, and pork and lard, to
New Orleans. upon fat-boa,s, and sell them al
profit to merchants Of that city. New Or
leans merchants, realizing profit, and Texas
merchants sell them 10 The people Of Texas.
who onght to make fortunes by producing the
same articles, at less ,han.. one-half what they
are every day paying for them.
Do we not richly deserve hard times
Victoria 1sras) Advoc.
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A low FIcuRE OF AN ATToRSEY-An attor-
ney in London died very poor. A shilling
subscription was set on loot 10 pay the ex.
pcnscs Of hisfuncral. MostuIthe attorneys and
barristers having subscribed, one Of them ap.
piled to Toler, afterwards Chief Justice Nor.
bury, expressing hope that he would also
subscribe a shilling. /" Only shilling y
said roler, "only shilling TO bury an at.
toney Here is a guinea 20 and bury one
and twenty q them"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

N. c. STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIETy.-This
body held meetings IN The Commons Mall on
every evening during The late Far. The Pre.i.
dent. Judge Ruiin. pr sided.
Professor Emmons, State Geolngisi, spoke
on the imporlauce Of improving the stock Of
the State, the advantages Of soiline. in produc-
ing msnures. and increasing the products Of the
dairy.
The meeting was also addressed By Maj.
C.L. Hinton, 81 w axe. ElmuGd Rufin, OF Va,
Robi. X. Bridges. Esq, nj Edgecombe. and T..
p. Deveeux, Esq, Of Halifax. on the subjec,
Of composing, and on Tie necessity OF rotation
or alienation ~ crops. AMI on the great benefit
io.he derived from the pea crop.
The time Of holding the Animal Fair was
changed from The % Tuesday 10 the Sd Tues
day in October. BY vnte Of 81 10 e5.
A premium oi ESQ Va. directed TO be offered
~ The next FAR, Tor the hest Essay on The
methods Of horizontal ploughing aud hill-side
diirh,ng.
On motion of Mr.. Deyereux. the constitution
was 50 amended as that a payment ri SEQ shall
constitute a Lie Member. The amount so
raised ~ be invested IS permanent fund.
On motion Of Mr. Raynef, The thanks Of The
Society were voted 10 Dr.. MIchelI or his Adj
dress, 500 copies Of which were ordered TO be
printed.
Edmund Rniin, Esq. Of Virginia. by request
Of the Executive Commillee, addressed the So.
cieiy Tor an hour and hall on the means Of
improving The agriculture 81 the State, VIZ: BY
lime and mari. rotation Of crops, &c. The pea
crop. he said, which is peculiarly adapted 10
our State, was perhaps the greatest improving
crop that could be used.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Hon. Thomas Rufin, Of Alamance, Pfesi-
dent.
John 5. Dancy. Esq, Edgecombc, Il, Vice
President.
X. II. Smith, Esq. Halifax, end
w. II. Holt, Esq, Davidson, 81
Hon. w. "A. Graham, Orange. 4ih
J. 4. lIuichin'. Esq, wske, Treasurer.
Jno. G. Partridge, Esq. Wake. Secretary.
Ereemire Conimiiite.---J S. Dancy, 81
EJsecombc; Il. u. Smith. Halifax; Maj. e. L.
Hinton. wake R"bi. A. Hamilton, Wake
WIN. II. Jones, Wake; Paul q. Cameron. Or
snge wm r. Pool, Wake Wilson W. Whit.
aker, Wake; w. A. Eaton, Warren and VIM.
II. Holt, Davidson.
Committee 10 inpiis Speaker 10 delirtr hs
Annual address al The neri Eir.-Df. 4. Al
Cmdup. Of Franklin II. "A. Hamilton, Wake
w. X. Holt, Davidson.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, Oct. IS.

NV ] ORR, OCT e.
The news is interesting. A ielegraphit die.
patch from Madrid dated The 12ih started that
O'Donnell and all his colleagues resigned on The
night Of the l2lh. Their designations had been
accepted. Narafz Immediately assumed NJ
fee and appointed Ministry, namely, P,dal
Foreign Affairs. Siefe. Finance: Nerrrdal, In.
terror Atsnrple. Justice Ur6s,ondo. War; and
I.ursund,. Marine. No iurlher particulars.
The Paris Journal De.bais SAYS: We he.
leye that The preiensions Of Russia IN the Isle
Of Scrpenis have been abandoned .nd thai Tie
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According to the New York Times, in the
event Of there being no choice OF President,
by the people, the Democrats have conceded
plan 10 prevent Mr.. Filmore's name from
gong before the House Of Representatives,
and thus 10 fource choice between Buchanan
and Fremont II is 10 be accomplished in this
way. The Constitution provides that The
names Of only The three highest candidates vot-
ell for in the electoral college are TO go TO the
House Of Representatives. The Buchanan
men arc to deyide their votes in the electoral
college, one alfvoling Tor Buchanan lie other
for Gov. Wise or any chosen name. so as 10
give 10 both higher vote Than Fillmore, and
thus exclude him from the House. This idea
is not new with the Times, though il ushers il
forth with great braying Of irumppts. The
Richmond Examiner some weeks ago recon-
mended il TO the Democracy. There are, how
ever, Two serious obstacles in The way of its
accomplishment. The FIRST is tina, The Demo.
Gratis are no, likely 10 have electoral VOTES en-
oueh 10 carry two candidates info The House |;
and the second is that il accomplished il would
almost certainly result in The election Of Free
mont.
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Mhashinrton. ON. 27th.

LATER PROM KASsAs.-Oficial reports from
Gov. Geary have been received giving the
particulars attending the detention and dis
arming of two or three hundred emigrants,
who while protesting to be governed by
peaceable intentions, were in fact armed for
resistance to the constituted authorities. On
Gov. Geary's explaining TO them his determi.
nation to suppress all illegal bands. they dis
solved their organization aud gave him three
enthusiastic cheers.
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Chicago. Oct. q.

Ihlcag0, Uct, II.
GREAT STORM on LAKE MIcHIGAN--FoRTY
LIVES BosT There has been a severe gale
on Lake Michigan for two DAYS past. The
report Of the loss Of the propeller Toledo is
confirmed. Forty lives were lost by the dis
aster, only three Of those on board being
saved
Numerous schooners and other small yes.
sells have been wrecked, but as far as known
their crews we're all saved.
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Valuable Land and Mills, in Orange
FOR SALE

THE undersigned, wishing to engage in other busi.
ness elsewhere, offer for sale THEN Land and Mills,
situated on Emo River, about seven miles east from
Hillsborough, and within one mile Of the N. Carolina
Railroad. The above tract is in fine and perfectly
healthfu situation, having on il Merchant Mill (lhree
sets Of stones,) with good custom, Saw Mill, Work
Shops with water power attached Store House. two good
Dwellings, with iirstrae Ice House and all necessary
outbulldngs and thee Tenants Houses, with excel.
lent springs at each. The houses mills and shops are
new and in complete ORDER the mills making as good
-four as any in the State.
The land is suited to the cultivation OF grain or to.
bacco, and contains about five hundred and fifty acres.
about two-thirds Of which are in woods and wcltm.
bered. II also has on it young orchard of choice
fruit. As long time will he given for payment as NAV
be desired by the purchaser.
J. c. & W. MCOWN.
October %. 60
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N E w GOODS.

10SS Yards Of Mohair DeBage, Poplins, Hamil.
ISsc ton 4 Pariss printed DeLanes, English
and French Merinos,
$50 yards Of Colored and Black Silks,
1875 yalds Ribands, Gmps, &c.
1900 yards Bleached and Unbleachel Shirtings,
James, Pillow case and Sheetings
$50 yards Linseys, 4lO0 yards Calico,
1900 yards Satnetts, Tweeds and Wool James,
800 yards Cheeks Stripes and Ticks,
I15 Blankets, 500 yards Flannels,
French and English Cloths and Cassimers Vestings,
Ladies' Black Cloth and Silk Coaks and Nantes,
Black, Green. Blue, Brown and Olive Cloakings,
Sack Flannels, Silver Martin and Coney Almlets,
Swansdown.
Genuine Swiss Muslins. dotted Do.
Coats Pants, Vests, 0yecoats, CIoaks, Gents Shawls
and Shawl Pins, Shirts &c.
coo Hats and Caps, $50 pairs of Shoes and Boots.
Planished Oval Tcapots, and Coffee higgins and
0bIong Egg Coolers, ten and twelve holes, Japanned
Toilet Ware.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent dash Leather, Plain and Twiled Patent
Canvas Coach and Table Oil Cloths three quarters 10
five quaters wide, Scanning Cord, &c &c.
FOR SHOE MAKING.
1900 Pounds Sole Leather; French and American
Calf skins; Goat and Morocco skins; Binding and
Cochnea Skins and Boot tops; Home tanned Upper.
light and heavy, and Sole Leather Sparabes Brads
Theads No. 10, IL, &c. Brstles; Boot Webb and Eye
lets.
$500 Pounds Sugar, 5000 lbs. Coffee; a gallons
Golden Syrup.
0stoher IL. CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

Al the Bay State Mills. in Lawrence, Mas
sachusetts, there are annually manufactured
400, 900 shawls, valued atupwards Of 81 800,
600. The mills consume 10000 pounds 81
wool in day, or upwards Of u, 100000 per
year, requiring annual y the freces Of at least
5000 900 sheep.