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DEM FOSTER Cloihier at Saccarappa falls,
- wifhes 70 inform the publiek that he bough,
three csrding Machines the Iaf year, and for the
future will carry the carding of wool with three
Machines-on for merino wool and two for .om.
rnon wool. For carding full blooded merino wool
les cents per pound, half 90 eight cents quarter
do. Gr cents, common do FIVE cents per pound for
cardlng and two cents for o!ing per pound He
thanks the public for 70 large ihare of the wool
carding the Iaft year and think, that he has given
fulisatisfaction, as no complaint has been made
He has his Machines in good order and can card
into rolls one hundred and ieveaty 6ve pounds per
day. He will warrant good rolls clear from nubs
if well pi :ked and oiied thcfe from CaPe-Eiiss-
beth or any perfon that esGes hx miles or more
with wool can have their rolls TO carry back with
them by waiting fhort time. He carded into
rolis the aft year upwards of twelve Thousand
pounds and cou d have carded twenty If the wool
had been brought 10 his mill. He carded more
than fcur thouiznd pounds the Izlt year than ever
was carded before in one seaion at this place,


Weabrook June 9Th. 6w