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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-27
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(From the Louisville Journat)
"COME BACK COME BACK
.sla MCCLELLAN !"
BY AN OFFICER OF THE UNITED STATES
e bs.,-ra... 4-e. NAVY.

"Come back, come back, Mcclellan - the
frantic soldiers cried
Forgotten was the discipline so long anc
sternly tried ka ao
They reasoned not of orders; they had
hearts that could but feel,
Like children rus n ng from the ranks and
with child's appeal.
"Cone back, come back, McClellan!" the
very air yet thrills,
The tumult of their cheering yet is thun-
dering in the hills;
A huudred thousand men or more, and not
an eye is dry, aa
AS these battalions. sad, but proud, the
parting chief rides by.
''Come back, come back, Mcclellan !'
Their prayer, how much it said!
BY the strong right arm and the hearts
yet yours, by the memory of tie dead,
Our brethren in their Spartan graves,
each hero ON his shield,
From Williamson to Malvern, Hill,
and on Antietam field.
"Come back, come back, Mcclellan Dy
the hardships we have borne, 2."
By the battle scars upon us, by our colors
pierced and torn,
Dy the foe, upon whose heels we tread, as
morning follows night,
BY the victory, grander yet than, all, IL
the impending fight. 7'a
''Come back, come back, Mcclellan !"
~ But nvain; the staff rode on,
And a sword as pure as Washington's is
sheathed; and he is gone;
Long shall they miss him, wise and brave
his kindly smile >nd voice;
A host in ,lamentation, while their enc
mies rejoice.
Come back, come back, McC!ellani"
Not alone the soldiers pray;
Dur country weeping tears of blood is
calling you to-day; -.
By our happy Northern homes the foes
insulting banners wave,
His cannon shake the Capitol Come
back, come back, and save!
York, Pa, June q, 1868.
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A CAPITAL HIT.
LINCOLN CATECHIsM.
AFEw QUESTIONS AND ANSWER

What is the Constitution?
A compact with hell-now obsolete.
By whom hath the Constitution been
made obsolete
BY Abraham Africanas th5 first.
10 what end? sp sgad
That his days may be long in Office
and that he may make himself and his
people the equal of the negroes.
What is a presideht2 ss
A general agent for negroes.
What is Congress T
A body organized for the purpose o1
taxing the people to buy negroes and to
make laws. TO protect the President from
being puaished for his crimes ec
What is the meaning of coming moneys
Painting green paper.
What did the Constitution mean by
freedom of the press 81?
Throwing Democratic newspapers out
of the mills. 1e lgo s.as2
What is the meaning Of the word Lib
erty :? 1o am
Incarceration in vermin- infested bas
What is the duty of Secretary O
War?
To arrest freeman by telegraph.
What is the chief business of Secre
tary OF War? Ga sls
To print five volumns year of fforeigr
corr espondence with himself, to drinl
whisky, and prophesy about the war.
What is the meaning of the word ''Cop
perhead."
A man who believes in the Union as i
was, the Constitution as it is, and VIII,
can not be bribsd with greenbacks no
frightened by bastile. 81
Have the people any rights?
None but such as the President give:
| Who is the greatest martyr of history
! John Brown,
/ Who is the wisest man?
kbraham Lincoln
i Who is JEFF Davis?
The devil
What is the meaning Of the declafatio
that the accused shall ''have the assistant
of counsel for his defence ?''
That, is the language Of Seward to ii
prisoners in Fort Warren, "the emplo.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-27
aa The London Times sass Assiris

BG- The London Times sayi .Assiria
and Prussia have accepted the conference
ON Danish affairs proposed by England:
The territorial integrity Of the Danisk
monarchy is % be maintained. 90 sss77
Ba- The President has the power TO
dismiss from the Army and Navy any Of
ficer he chooses. without court martial.
An attempt has been made to abolish this
kingly power, but it failed ~sss
nes- The Government is making ar
rangemsnts for hospitals to put the &oun-
ded in fromethe coming great battle. The
word is, prepare fer human slaughter
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-27

sGE The following is a funeral sermon;
lately preached in Ohio, BY Buckeye
clergyman:
''I have been begged; importuned, and
entreated to preach this SERMON, buti I
don't want to do it. / never did like the
man; never knew nothing coed of him,
He had horses; and he run them; he had
cocks, and he fit them. / have heard As
was occasionally good at fires. The bear
ers will please remove the body ana sing
the following hymn: 81 aa4a sHs eSaf
g6 Believing we rejoice i..-,
To see the cuss removed"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-27

George THOMPSON, the English Abe
litionist, made speech Oh Thur.day
night, in the Hall Of the Maryland Log
islature. Lincoln, Chase, Usher, and
many Others were present, Vice Presi-
dent Hamlin introduced him. He said
the names Democrat and Coppsrhsad
should be crushed from the land. And
at the mention Of that sacred martyr old
John Brown, the audience applsudsd
loudly, including President Lincoln.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-27

sa Say, Pomp, where you get dat
new hat2' why, at the shop, OBJ course.
"What is de price OBJ such an article as
dat?" IL don't know niger, de shop
keeper wasn't dar,"
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BN~ A woman presented hsrsslf. II the
Cs9tfal Police Station at Chicago ihe 9TH
er day, and complained that, though she
had two husbands in the army, she could
not get no relief from either he county Of
city war committed,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-27

BGr An able Psychologist has written
that one-ffth of the human body is com
posed of phosphorus. Punch remarks
that this most likely accounts for the
number of matches made. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-27

Delicered an the House Of Representatives
of the United States. March 16, 1864.
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'UBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
JOB PRINTING

Executed with neatness and dispatch at this
Ofioe and at reasonable prices. 34f9
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And IL came 70 pass In the reign OF Ahrahr whose
name was ncon In the eighty rear OF tie fnde
pendenc: o. the states Of America that mighty rebeioa
And Abraham said unto Simon from the Keystone States
"Be thou my bearer"
And simon did ~ he commanded and ma rshaisd s-
mense hosts or young and ~ liant Eas
spp and from beyond Rock Mountains; from every
State called he and being OF kiud whose hzfp
curlsd little they said,
Those who risen against Us are towards and whsa
they behold banners they VIII surely run' but hs4
And Il to pass thess mighty armies went fob
10 fight on the plains OF Manassas
And Snon's though valiant and brave. smose
back 70 lean on Abraham's bosom,
Aud many were slain, but wounded.
Then connection throughout
Abrs ham called aloud the wise men and men o. k1
And o there arossfn the North Drake, cunning b
medicine, but Of exceeding modesty. . .
And when Abraham and the people beheid the wonderM
cures which were wrouget BY Drake Abraham aid ~
children not suffer- give thy drink 70 drink. and
VIII give 10 name.r
And Abraham drank, and there nothing like .
not even N Sangamon county that was bitter 70 the
times fighting Of the plantations shall fss
be called Plantation Bers and 30 i has been
And tho wonderful work which Il has performed 10 W.
% ~
war creates Academia and where climate or exposure oe
And ssid. .Isi be proclaimed throughout tbs Length
and breadth OF the land, from the valleys and mountain
tops that all who suffer from fevers dyApspsa weAknes
Of appetite headache and monta
will hnd relief through the Plantation Bttsrx They 80
tone to the stomach and brisncy to the mind OF which
And Drake did commanded, and got BIN plasS
IN tho great CITY Of New York; ana ~ many - came u 49,
him were healed aud went on their way rcloicns
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George rIancs Train has started for Ecbvnsks 70 Or
sanize hts great Irish colony In the Platte valley.
- the Hon. W. Stuart Secretary shs British Legation
Al Washington, s June o. appointed Secretary o. Em
bsssy at Coustaninopl Mr.. Adams, ascand Secretary
70 tho Embassy NJ Paris, appointed Secretary q Lsys
sion nj washinstcn In the room OF M stuart.
Csptais Pole and Captain Nards, o. tho spspsh sases
Carmen ard Isaltad, which yestssday oAne " the
csy from Quarsntins, are stopping a. Ne vwsh Avenue
Hosel
Judge Colt and lady, Of 81 Louis srs ssopPDS a W
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Am Estabiishod Truism ft IL Thet
GOURAUDs. ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
0OURAUD,S ITALIAN MEDICATRD 6OAR

10 the only compound In the universe which The
skin becoming wrnkied and wrinked by often washing
with II the skin becomes level II also beantihes the conf
pexon clears rodness and all imperfecous q
the cutice The reason why wrinkles will! not be seen
THAI Gourauds Soap ~ only uourisher TO the ski
making plump healthy and rar but u so innocent shs
mother should without to wash her children. M0oe
begin wrinkle and also genlsmen subject
pmpes bloches rcd nose TO- and shaving becomes dim
cult and they cut thsmssycs but BY shaving with Ges.
rauds Soap the skin plump clears all mperfo0
Tons, and shaving WI! be . real luxury.
To be had a, Dr.. FELIX 0OURAUD's now depot. ~
below Grand streeti Uphan, PhiladslpAAS
Bases Boston. and dealers generally
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City Intelligence.

MEETING or rue NINETY. NINTH RxGiaKxT.-A meeting OF
the officers and nom commssio officers called day
at No rs Chambers street may DO seen by an adver
tisement another column.
OPENING OF Nvw GnAND srRxEr ScHoof.-The open
ing exercises u the school, No. In Grand street,
will take place ut ten O'Clock this morning.
sr. MARy's AcApExY.-The annual commencement Of
st. Mary's Academy, 10 East Broadway comes OF this
afternoon, and highly interesting entertainment has
b9cu nrar al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Rest and Cheapest Newspaper In
the Country.
Tho wsEKLr HERALD, for the present week, win DO
ready to morrow Saturday morning,
Terms-slnss subscription, s2 Three copies, s5 Five
COPIES 81 Ten copies sis single copies i've cents each
limited number OF advertisements inserted.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-see Omcfal
Liza e. rrixes drawn June "a ISA Is New FORK Herald.
ALFCK 4 Co, Brokers.
a And &c Pine street, New York.
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A Certain Cure for Hernia or Rupture
"wHITEsr PATENT LEVER TRUSS
"WHTTESh PATENT LEVER TRUSS
WHITES" PATENT LEVER TRUss
"WHITE'Sb PATENT LEVER TRUSS
Is only that viii this dangerous complaint
IA light, clean tho back cord
(ures warranted. Pamphats sent fer q stamp.
GREGORY CO.. 800 Broadway
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A Tag for shipping Wooden Ware
liquors. groceries, TO- strong but low priced atAAU0kk4
Ills Chambers street. fErH
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Household Word.-Buy RefriGerafossc
silver plated Ware CUTLERY Cooking Utensls tAc at
Cooper Institute Building Prst class gooda
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Why Is tho Atm6spherc, when Per-
fumed with PIIALON's NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS like
"Ton,e, Sweet Homer because Il IL exquisite arr
THE PUBLIC ARR VEQUEs rK 10 state tn. distinction
between best broad sold In New York and PliALONS
NIGHT BLOOMING CBREUSf
ANSWER BY THE PUBLIC. The BREAD Ia made OF
the lnss FLOUR ~ the North, and PERfUMk the
no faicious TX O South,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

Hoycs Hinwatna Hair Rsss0rative
warranted restore GRAY Hair 10 hs original ooior ~
University place, New York.
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Beautiful Comp Biooa
o Youth everything for preserving and boAuf
~ plexion and skin. 43 Broadway and Druxgsog
mar
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Hiiis Hair Dye. so esnts.-B1ack %
Brown instantaneous. reliable Depot No Barclay srese
Sold By al druggists
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Desfnsss, Impsirsd Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD $50
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS m I'm
T THROAT. sf c1g-
CHRONIC OATARRH,
OArARRH or 9HB TYMPANrO NUOoUD
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUTIOON0 OF nm
EUBTACHIAN TUBE
cHRoNIC OArARRH,
CURED.

CROSS BYE srRAiaHTRNRD IN ONE MINUTE.
And every disease Of the Eve and Bar requiring stav
BERG. 81 his consulting rooms BIO Broadway 49,
Twelfth street.
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Mnuger,s standard Parchment am0
Cloth Tags approved by tho great uansporstso
companies Fully reliable for shipping cotton, WOOL -
lie Chambers street
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Address to Smok ers.-Pollak d Son.
meerschau Manufacturers from Broome strss3
10 eva Broadway Fourth street Wholesale and reea
Pipes cut 70 order and repaired.
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OMcinI Circulars In shelby College Lot
terry furnished BY SIMMONS, ROGERS co., New York
Port IN
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All Scrofulous Diseases Enoctuany Era
dicaicd by DR.. y. ANDERS CO.'S. Iodine Watsr. Ones
Rroad Y.
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Eight Carries dc visite for o1.-Proo4
nve autes A. TAIT'B corner Of Coruands -
Greenwich slreets, New York.
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Cabfnet.-Ths Best Brand OF ssqars Kua1
ported for sale 1t B96 Broadway, RAYNk66 Fruit oeH0
Wholesale. 81 Broad street.
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Asthma and Dys pepsIa Cured without
fail by Dr. c. H. MARsHALL III Broadway. Hours " I.
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Betchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In end
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only peeeo
dyo Sold BY al druggists Factory. 81 Barclay ssreet
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Eruptfons, Freokios, Pimples, Taus
runburn. Flesh Worms and all skin Deformites cured
GOURAUDs Italian Medicated Soap q his depot No -
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0ourn ud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hafl
at his depot. As broadway.
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Murray. Eddy ~ Co.-Covingtou. Ky.
Rxyruoxr, KxraA CLAss soj-June 81 1851
%, 8, "a, 81, IS, 63, 2s, 30, "A, 81, %, 81.
KssrucKY, cLass s36-.Iune - 1884.
%, 90, As, o, 10, SO, %, go, 80, ~, I'll, %.
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Deiightful Toilet Artie1o.-Di.tiiIeS
Dew for tho skin and complexion. Sold ~ n arusCs&
Depot 7O0 Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-00 Per Cen
premium paid foe prss4; furnished. me hgf
paid for Boubloons and al kinds Of 0ed and ~
TAILOR 90, Banxers, 10 wall street, n
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Diamond Rings.
Sgo q. xIIsa.cx i5 broadway. one door below css1
street. formerly IL Wall street.
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Perctvags PhotOgraphs.-Person
o., had their Photography taken nj Percvals havq
them duplicated nj TAITs Of corandt and 0geoH
wich streets tho negatives being In his possession.
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Highest Premium Lock ssitch gowlno
Machines wHBBLER WILSON. a. Broadway.
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Clirehugh's Elusive wig and Toupee.4
The finest In the world. Also Bands Braids To- soQ
Broadway. 1aNtrsH 81 x.4kaE
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CeAar Camphor for Moths.-"aead AnQ
shoulders' Camphor Drusgsts ell bob
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cult and they themselves but BY shaving with Cos.
on. and hs1ins viii lie Ss real
had Dr. FELIX : oogRAysDs escss
ssss s' and dss sas
fail BY Dr. g. n. MARSHALL 7l2 Broadway. Hours ssL
All scrofuious Diseases Emoctuafiy Era
s Is S,a.lr d; S0hAs l'a'' "''' o
A Certain Cure for Hernia or Rupture.
WHITES, PATENT. LEVER TRUSS
%#I !Es, ssEssE E IS$ss E s$s:
Ne only wi,
Cures warranted 1sdcsH CO.. se
Household word.-Bay Refri8eratsr5
iy gsS soSsI
A Tag for shipping Wooded Ware
liquors groceries, 70 ssrons but low pricsd
ABeautifui Comp Bleea
81 s md %
Address to smokers.-Pollak q sons
% street. sna
4 pss out quito % order AN" and repaired -
De,i@htful Toilet Arsss>n. -Dl.silIe1
D Dsr II 7os il Bro ss s.N '''''.-
BstcheIor's HAIR Dys-Ths Best I'm tha
World g:ns;. reliable e T.: ses P
Bowyer's sp,kenard 0intmsnss-Ths
s or sale BY all druggists DsDos Hs broadway.
Crist.doro's Hair Dye, Prss.rvstiva
Tho dye applied By siiifu artists.
Germs. Bunions, Inverted Nails, Ens
and q: diseases q the f'fs eSJsc
% econ ,ne 0Siropodiss, 20 Brosdwsy =
osHsx c.mpno. 70. Mst1:.-.I.e n sa a.
Clirshugh's IIiusivs wig and Toupss.5
Cabfnet.-Ths Best Brand or ssqars Ku4
ported for sale e sss Broadway RAYNsRs Fruit sss~
Desfnsss, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THs HEAD
oA'AaaHAI 4AssS9E. N fHa
cHRoxlo oArARRH.
'4shs s :; sSH FL: sGss''
CURED. ~
And ai:ss:; III: y. =. !, 3 b. s. Ts9grul
TsR Or 'Srs' :ou :d a'nSsS o Sx
Diamond Rings.
g. e, y :Ss ; door s. ss a:
street. formerly II Wall street.
Deafness, Catarrh, and ali Diseases -
p iss saf f2 i1s 81 g. Ds treated
Erupttons, Freokios, PimpIes, Tar.
eunburn Flesh Worms and all skin Doformues cured -
GOURAUDS Italian Medicaod Soap q his depot No. -
Broadway
Eight Carries dc visite for el.-Proe1
vs aites A. TAITs corner Of Cortlsnds -
Greenwich streets, New York.
0ournud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hafl
crebeads any part OF the body 81 wsrransso
at his depot, ass broadway.
Highest Premium Lock Ssffch Sewing
Nachinea wHRRLER WILSON a. Broadway.
Haubury Rmith'a MSaeral spring Wa
ters The Spa Of 81 Pine street, II now open.
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Theory or DIseass-Its Cure.
THEORY OF DisBAsE-rrs CURE.
The blood circuaea the blood docs MOI cireuieo
alone; Il draws with II IN matters foreign 70 ~
nature, as after . violent We see the waters 81
river which before were and bright troubled 80
..r.d BIZ the shiny mud What lime and rest do fortAs
river BRANDRBrHs PILLS do for impure bleod-shsS
purify t.
rv.rv man, woman and child should take boz OF shsso
min. once year. ia proper portions plainly taught By pri.
cd directions Those who do enjoy vastly moro w.
a,v than ,ho,. who do not follow ,ais advice But ~
people are finding out what's good for their hean s0a
Is cents per oos, with directions a the Brsn0ss'A Aou
and No. Union square, and BY all druss'"a
oh..vx. a nnANprErlI. ia whts letters. - ssamS.
r ,c,..,,c stockings, Ss.-marsA
co "a Radical Cure ocs only No fvsssy ssssss
v~as., Attention. ---Etuetm9, AM
LIZ ssSr,. per yard FRENCH rLUrlra C0nrANY. n
u55T nyesdwsy. between Twenty nrh ana twenty ss0se
xv,u.. roupees, Hair Dye. nHir DyslnA
- vn'dsvis Cream, for boautifyhg NE RAIs Az
your Summer Hae.-vou Can 0es ~
Kuoxs II your tastss are grave knol VII .unt snycsS
article ssda': And L ccms
a. *. ; s:s. r .ssns q su%;; ~
from ma; .i 81 % b. p:pass asUsAnaaA ssssausA
sornag q Fulton ArseA ~
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
Manufacture of WOODEN Goods :

The Manufactu.a of Wooden Goods, both in the
household and in the factories has become of great
purance on account OF, its forming at present our
principal articles OF clothing. The nature Of Ell
mate make it necessary and the scarcity of Cotton
has greatly increased the value of wool and EabrCks
made from it and being engaged in the business Of
making Clorh and Flannel ana also oil Carding
and Cloth Dressing. we have thought few remarks
with regard to handling Wool, and the proper pro-
cess of Manufacture might be of service to the coun-
trv and benefit TO ourselves
The first process with the farmer VINO intends to
make his wool into rolls for spinning AMI weaving
Al home, after washing and shearing, is asserting the
ualitieS. This We do not expect farmer to do rs
egfectly as regular manufacturer, but by trying
ne will approximate towards it, and be amply paid
or the little pains required hy having an even
tdread and smoother fabric. The fleece should be
whole and bc spread out on table-the coarscst
wool will be fourd on the skirts of tie fleece and
easily he distinguished by looking closely 10 the
fibre Two qualities from cadh fleece vii! perhars
be close enough for ordinary purposes but rs tho
sheep in our country differ much in their grades Of
wool-thc coarse pant Of one may DO to go with the
fuer part of another and thns make th-re or f,nr
qualities out of the lot u i is going TO the mann
tdctoFyor to market, the fleece should not be torn
ut after r3noVng the taglocks should be rolled NJ
v0mPacily. skin out side Not less than one pound
ofhrd fresh butter or oil should be sent with every
ten poundsof wool going to the carding machine
The next thing of Importance is of cour to be
we'll caried, for which will be entirely RESPONSE
hle but in the matter Of spinning and Weaving. We
have another caution to aid, Unless the warn is
rven'y twisted, and beat up evenly in Il loom the
10th shrinks uneveuly N fuiiing-mLking some pa-
wide and others rrow, an! if the fEisher sue
ecdS IN pressing out the wrneles, the cloth will re-
sumo its cOntorton again when :urdc into a gar-
uent, and the mechanic IS sometimes wrnngCuII-
dame for coat becoming lantern jolrcd on =
mans back. II s easily avoi led Ey giving Il a
VIII eI an equal number Of turns to Civeu length Of
thread irawn out We find thisdiffculty in.re tsir Q
.; late years, aud have come to the conclusion that
if inc Of he Spinners do not keep better ti,n" IN
their pianos han their spinning wheels we 5 oud
nate dreadiully to listen t. their music.
As every moment Of labor should be eInll!rvei IT,
he best advantage and every ounce of materiil he
appropriated t. the hest purnose, account If oui
war, propose 10 write some other ch piers on our
branch of business after this is I'd sufficiently to he
remembered, aud shall endeavor to do our work
nice enough for a balmort SKIRT or doctors coat
ind make trowsers stout enough TO last a farmer
through year scampaign al least
IN&HAM 4 WRENCH.
HOME FACTORY CAMProwN, BRADFORD Co May 2,'64