{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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OHIo WooL.--A gentleman from Ohio, Mir. Mildebrand, has lately been on visit to Lowell, bringing with hima large quantity, 5000 lbs of Ohio wool, of great excellence. The Lowell Journal says Ina. Mir. Hdebrand "grealIy brides himself in the growth of sheep; sells any to be slaughlered and never puts any to the knife himself When a sheep dies he buries it. Ohio, and large portion of the Western Siates are in the right latitude for sheep husbandry, and il wi not be many years be- fore the hills and valleys of Ohio. and the prarss of Illinois, will be whitened with hocks and herds."