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WooL.-The history of the
growth Of wool is very curious.
Fifty years ago not a pound of fine
wool was raised in the United
States, in Great Britain, or in any
other country except Spain. In
the latter country, the flocks were
owned exclusively by the nobility
or by the crown. In 1894, a flock
was sent to the Elector of Saxony
as a present frona the King of
Spain, whence the entire products
of Saxony wool now of such i'm.
mense value. In 1909, daring
the second invasion of Spain by
the French, some Of the valuable
crown focks were sold to raise
money. The American Consul at
Lisbon, Mr.. Jarvis, purchased
fourteen hundred head, and sent
them to this country. A portion
OF the pure unmixed Merino blood
OF these hocks is to be found in
Vermont at this time. Such was
the origin Of the immense flocks
OF tine woolsh sheep in the United
States.
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NEAT MARKET.

GEORGE Eek. would say to the people of
" New Oregon and vicinity that hi. meat
market is still in opera on, where at all
times may 10 had a full supply Of such az tho
market affords, in that line. Hides taken in
exchange for goods or cash. lnl0]
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r u READY

V>O adn'tthat eastern men are a. thick in
= New Oregon rs blackbarre are in Sep.
tember, and. that A. J. Nntey has "pene q
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7Ccmin unic ]

DEAR EDrToR:--Evry boldly is
riting to you and I doant see why
I shouldn't l. came from the
east, too years and a hat ago, and
! haint got natttralized yet. The
folks here air so back-woodsy, and
the worst of it is, thay doant no
it. l hate to talk with them they
cant sec or understand, but what
they air jest as good and smart as
eastern folks. 1t Amt for lack of
my telling them tho, for | give
them a hit every chance l git.
Why, when / come here first, thare
want hat ,the wimen wore hoops,
you better beli1e l let mine out to
the full extent When went
viseting, I used to swing across
the house city fashion, and set my
self down in an arm chare IF thare
was one in the room), my hoops
would lodge up OH the arms, and
make them notice them more than
if l set in 4 common chare. Then
most of the farmers lived in log
houses, and you aught to seehow
contented they was in them. If
company come, they would ask
them to walk ia and sit down just
as calm as if they lived in fine hous-
Is and had carpits and peannos.
newer making any excuse about
the old log house. That showed
to my mind that they was always
use to living in poor houses. Now
when visiters nocked at my dore
] always opened it and sed walk
in, if you can excuse log house,
/ doant persume you can, for l
cant as long as I've ben here, for !
want braught up in sech a way"
And you see the poorer house my
visitors lived in the more I'de talk,
Jest to let them see the diferance
between eastern gentillity and
western ignorance. Jed Browns
wife was brot up in the same part
of the country As l was, and she
purtends that I was born and brot
up in an old tumble-dcwn log hut
jes: rsddy to fall to peeces. The
hateful old thing l tell the Majors
its becaus she is jellus of me, for
fear evry boldly will see l noe
more OF gcnteal Sosety than she
does.
She sed too that it was in better
taste to make no excuses about
the house. IF it was clean and
orderly that was cnutf:" ! amt
fool enuf to believe her, she has
lived out west twenty years, and
forgot how folks act back east.
Mr.. Tomas Brown, my husband
has come for me to 60 to q lecter
on frenolagy and so must stop
riting. tho [ haint rote one hat my
provocations. But if you print
this I will rite more and tel you
about my Majors.
Usage, Iowa, Dec. 18th, 1859.
Yours,
Mrs. Brown
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THE oxYcENAvrD RJrrxns.

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Messrs. g. W. FOWLS 4 Coz
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AUCTION SALES.
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IN NEGROEs.-we viii sell mis- mornins a. II o clock.
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS

THE DEMOR ATTIC NATIONAL cow N IlON.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEES on GREDFN MI
ANOTHER platform" DIFFICULTY.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The Convention re-assemoied
this morning aud the committee credentials made
report admitting all the Douglas delegates from The Sc
cedug States except those from Mississippi from which
State the Seceders admitted. minority report
was made in favor of admitting the SeceSionistt IS
now being read. The Theatre is densely packed, ana
the interest is intense.
Shortly after the convention assembled portion OF
the platform staging broke down, producing great
confusion, in the midst Of which the body adjourned
SECOND DISPATCH
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The Theatre was crowded TO
its u est extent audnO less than 1000 persons were
present
Just after the opening prayer that part Of the flooring
just covering the orchestra fell in with loud crash
The particular spot occupied by the boiling portion
OF the delegates from New York and the delegates from
Pennsylvania. fearful scene of excitement ensued-
Some rushed on the reporters stand some flew to the
windows, some cried fight some fire Ladies rush.
ed get out at the main but generally showed
more calmness than the meu, who came down pel mel
from the upper galleries. Finally, order was restored
and no hurt. The Hail cleared to make re-
pairs, and recess given for one hour.
LATER.
The Convention re-assembled, and the Committee on
Credentials reported in favor Of admitting all the Doug
las delegates except those from Mississippi in which
case the Seceders admitted minority report was
made in favor OF the Secessionists The theatre wa;
deusely packed, and intense anxiety prevailed
After taking recess, the New York delegation an
nounCed that they not ready to vote on the main
question, and asked for further recess.
difficulty occurred between the Penusyvation dele
cations about the distribution Of tickets. statement
was made by Mr. Montgomery, which denied by Mr.
Randall Mr.. Montgomery asked, as the impertinenc'
OF that old to be tolerated. Cries Of "order =
Randall rushed 70 Montgomery. Intense excitement anC
rush 10 the spot from all parts OF the House. Mr.
DAmrOn explained and concluded by saying that th'
statement OF Montgomery false The latter gave
the lie 20 Dtmron. The theatre of unparal
leed confusion and uproar; finally they voted to adjourn
20 tO.mOrrOw
A son Of Josiah Randall attacked Mr.. Montgomery OF
the and struck him in the face with his hSt whe
Montgomery knocked him down. Montgomery was IA
ken of by his friends his face covered with blood
Great excitement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22

SANDS and experience have de-
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health OF the body Consequently whea disease In the shape Of
scrofu eyslpeas ulcers eEupton liver complaint
&c. appear evident tina: the ecreye functions have
inert Impurities have engendered the blood
which working their way surface This celebrated EI
will speedily purify the blood equaIze the circulation, I'M
prove the appetite mpa and vsor the system and grad
ually but surely extlrpste the disease jei3-d&wlw
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m%FOR JUDGE OF THE EUS-
BE- TINGs COURT, WILLIAM II. LYONS, Eq. n9-td
R[%sFOR JUDGE OF TEE EUST-
W~Sos NOS CoURT-PEACHY X GRATTAN ESQ.