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SAINT FRANCIS,
of the Governor.

WHEREAS, An act of the General Assembly W Of the StaTe of Arkansas entitled, "An act r'yiac iof holding an election of one Represeu- '''"- I 'he Congress of the United States, and to -aaee lhe tme ol holding other elections" ap. 'eq January ilth, 1851, provides that on the 1' f'aday n August, eighteel hundred and fifty .'''' Ahall De an election oIn ned and held tn 'A 9NhSaiP n lhe several counties m this State .ht. e'ec'I"H ot oHc member of the House Of Rep aA,i'N oi the thirty second Congress of the A.' >'A'E& and that sad election shall be open as.d' and fa ail respects conducted as the law ny -.-S ''r holding and conducting general elsc- '' aAd Shereas, by section one of an act enti-
 VI a''t-'a- .ypeal the ballot, and revive the 'ae' system bi rotng,' approve ed November '''' Y i' prov .ded. That the, nfode ef vol - <" a,l grhetAl and other electtons anthorized .'s '''Sitlisou and laws of ihis State. shall ''' rscs: and that so much of chapter Sixty-oue f i''sesl ot the Statutes oi Arkansas, under the
 cleo touS," as apphes exclusively to the
 a'ae oi rn'ias b. aud tbe same Is hereby s'" therefore |. John Sclden Roanc, Governor
 >'aie Ot Arkansas, do hereby make known '' 'a accordance with law, an election will be '' 'he hfst Monday in August, 1851, {beins
 'aIia aay oi sad month At each and every ' :" '"'lHs al general elections n all of the
 
 4.o h'-se nl Representatives of the thnty-sec
 ~'is'css 1t tie United States: and the Si,erifS se'efal eoGuiles of this State art hereby re- '.' 70 S'e dde notice of the election aforesaid. s-g.t..'a Use The same to be opened, held and T '-tsN'! n accoftanee with law; and he Sher
 -Ae eo1n,lsS of Chscat Deshs. Arkassss ,,t ,5 4' pfts, Ashley, Bradley. Calhoun. Dallas a,. '3 Nt9'aE. twhsch c1nntles co,npos.. the sec. t., '''-'hl cHenn of the State of Arkansas. are 'rip'fel ,o cause to be held m then r,s. .... 1' 'ii''rs on the same day as that for Ren- f''s 'ae election fVr judge of sald Circui,. r... S vacancy caused by fhe resignation nj Ia testimony whereof, have hefe. nnto set my hand and caused ,b, sal oi the State ofArkansas to be af iiSed in the city of Little Rock. Ar By ,t. c- kansas, this 22 day of Mays.p. 1881 D,v,n B Vilh r JOHN $. ROANE. A0" g. tide.
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NEORTIMORE'S Rheumatic Compound. WI and Blood Purisier: 4 certain C,ue for sitber I,tRaglmat0ry (ic1ae) or CAruqic Rheumatism
 This valuable remedy stands without a rival m the history of discoveries, in this or any other country, in curing this painful and paralyzng dis ease, in aliitS various tormsl
 The vast number that nave been cured by the use of this compound, during tAe past year. de mons;Iates thls fact. Not only recent acute or ,n1ammatory cases, but old chronic cases, of ten, twenty, thirty and even forty years standing; where they had not only tired every other external and internal remedy of which they could hear but ai great expense, had travelled, and passed under the treatment af number of the first medical men of Europe, as well as of our own country, visited the yarIouS watering places, taken voyages at sea, and dwet ia the most salubrious chimes, without Db- tanning relief. Some, who were reduced to q mere skeleton. their flesh aad withered away, their limbs were parayzeL, and many that had Sc arcely been able 10 walk for ten fifteen and twenty years. These have been cured sound and well. fegained their flesh and the use of then limbs, and now en- joy excellent health from the of this compound.
 These facts are fully sGbs;antIated ly published testimony, from the highest possible sources ies timony that cannot bc gainsaId, but which can be yoJcsed for by Zen thousand witnesses.
 Retail pI.cc, s1 per bottle, bottles for si2, or for S22.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERW0RTH.
 Little Rock, J une 3, 1851. ly.
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Fo theGirl..
RT DOW. sR.


 Ladies. you oagea birds of heaatiEu. plumsec bat sekiy looks; you pate pets of the parias. ve, getating ia aa unhealthy shade with a greentsA white complexion, likr that ct potato spFoai ia dark CellaT--why don't ycu 70 out m the open ar and warm sunshine, and add lastre to vaur eyes bloom 10 your cheeks. elasticity to voair Sfens and sgoT ta yeaT frNIaesl Take carly assrniag ex- efelse.--let loeSe yoaE eoEsat ssnRes. and E0a up aal on wager ard 65wR hgaia toF fun. Roam Ia the heds. elaDhs the fences, leap the alseAeS wade the brook, and go home wfth aa exeelien, appetite. LibeTty thas exercised and enjoyed will render Yoa healthy. bioouiug aud beautilai-- as lovely as the GracrS and prohhc as DeystIa.-- The bnxoIn. brIsht-syed fail breasted, bouncing laSs-who can darn stocking, mend trousers, make her xnfsocks. eoTlmand a Tegnaent ef pots and kettles. feed the pigs, milk she cows and he a lady wHhai n caanpaRy--is luSi the sort of gTl for me or any other worthy yoang man to marry. but you, ye pinnins; Ioliing. screwed up, wasp wasted, doll -dressea putty faced, consumption moFigaget, masic-mn tdenng. novel dsFouTing daughters of fashion and llleness-you are no more ht for Inatrnnony ihan bullet IS to look after family oi fourteen chickens. The truth is, my desr girls. you want, generally speaking. more liberty and less fashionable FesFalnt--nore klteh- en and less parlot-&nore exercise and less sola-- more pudding and less plano--ulore frankaess and icss mock 'motesty--more corned beef and less cur- sets-Inole breakfast and less bishop. Logssen youfSelyes httie; vRosRnose liberty and less res traial by iasllon Breathe inc pune atmosphere oa ireedEa, and aetnme something nearly as love. " and as beautiful as the God of nature designed.
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JOB PRINTING.

Tae proprietor of lhe Arkansas Banner, re- .a.,tfay informs the public, that he is prepared to .s.eais every description oi Jos WORK, with neat a,.. aaa dispatch, and al as elo rates as any office 2 ne State--sueh as
 Books, Pamphlets. Hand Bills. steamboat
 Bills, Posters, Bills of Ladins, Bill
 Heads. Horse Bills, Labels.
 Cards, Receipts, &c.
 Also constantly on hand. Blank Notes, rIerk'S, Sheriff.s, Justices and COnstable's slaaks of every kind, Blank Deeds of cOn- ,evance. &c. which will he sold cheap for rash or city acceptance, and will be sent ,y mail 10 any part of the state. if required.
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Cen. rwiggs' Dye.

Sagar ef ieai one draeam, Rose Water fsar oances.-The water ss not essentiat-sofs water wiii to as well. The mixture should not be sbak- ea, brfOxe the application. bat shosd be ssi and llmpid wLeu poufed out. Dr. says: /" at first, use i. two or thr4e times day, moistening every hair, and rubbing the roots zeaiousiy. Wien you have iot>d it's growth use Il ss yoa ,soaid wa fer once day, ihe nlorans, to ns0tsieu the hair so that yen may by the a'd of your orainary ia. atsitex restrain is eccentricIiies and make
 II he smoothly and modestiy upea yeHs scalp. By the time tn process has been completed. you must res your wife, II you ave one io introduce yoa to yourself for you wAD hardly know whether the glossy brown head that looks out at yoa ffom the elass bcIongx to that venerable grey headed gentlemea v ho ased to face you when esez yosi stood before that medium = ArtiEaH.
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Agency for the Arkansas Banner.

tj- Nr Wv. r. BEAVERS is authorized to act as ssat for the BaaRSr, al Lost Creek, Saline county
 -3- Nr. GEORGE BoGGs is authorized to act as ,sat for the Bfnaer, at Piue Bluff. Ark
 j- ', W clss, General Agent, Evans Build gs, Northwest corner Third and Walnut streets, 1.aa- Phia. IS authorized 10 act Agent for ''the fsqssas HGaasr" '"
 J. J SHIRLEY, Esq No. 26 Camp Street. New l''saa, Is our exclusive Agent to procure and col ?. names for advertising, &c., in that city.
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The Kent Go. Me- Murder.

BALTIMORE, May 26. man named Shaw, vas arrested al Chesterlown on Saturday, charged with being concerned in the Cosden murder. He was arrested ttIs cat h of a man who says Shaw told hias ali the pian for the murder; and on examination. yesterday, Shaw confessed hat Taylor, Murphy. Sheldon, and him- self were present when the murder was commit ted. The trial Of tbe parties commences on W etnesday
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DAC0N 4OO0 lbs Extra Sugar Cured TIams ED 'To00 lbs Clear Sides;
 lG00 lbs Bone do;
 25n0 ibs Shoulders; DRIED BEEF-3o0 lbs Extra Sugar Cured; FLOUR-io0 Bbls Ohio, Superhne; VINEGAR--5 bbls Cider; Received per steamer R. H. Lee, ard for sale by June 3d VIM. B. WAIT.
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AYCTION SALE.

TNHE following condemned ordnance and ord \ nance stores, will be sold at public auction al he Little Rock ArSnal on the 2lst day of June, al 10 o'clock, 4. M
 Iron swivel
 sets of Artillery harness for wheel horse e '' |" Lead Of Wagon harness Brides;
 1 Saddle
 2 Breast chains 52l Mnskets Le0mplete fl '' incomplete 3 Pistols damaged :; f07 CaTbme Sliugs l0l Shngs, white Webbing T3 Shoulder straps, e BaTbette wheels ? Drays, without wheels ] Anvil, SmithS. broken :: l Frame building old
 J. NJ. MORGAN, Cdpt4iR Of Orinaec. Little Rock Arsenal, May S0th, lS5i-39-3w.
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GJ- Yankee ln one of our New England towns, gng into tue market so buy q mesa of sausaxes, held out a hik 10 Tiger bls dog. Tlge" rub bcd his nose against them, as fl to smell a bit, and instantly bfistled up and showed his dentals -upoH which his master trapped them lske a hot potato.
 !" What's the matter P demanded the ve11er of pork. " Do you find my fas;fwIth my sa aseges F'
 " No" replied the Yankee. ''fv vs aothssg aesn the sassingrss. Only. dog nnas cad siogs that's
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JJ' John w. ForRey, of the Philadelphia Penn sylvsnian IS announced by his political friends IS a candidate for Clerk Of the House of Represen- tatIveS at Washington, for the next Congress. Mr. Forney IS early in the feld.
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INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

Tn. sse.ss. that has attended oar reeeat efforts, -1 ,h. interest takea ia the BASSER by many ct .,,,an,. have induced us to offer for the pur- T, of .T.e,ing the formation of clabs, the follow as ..st ot
 mDMR WC Vm ~ WJ Ww~S ,,sr.au forwarding Io us ten dollars ta current f,,5. for Four new subscribers, will rse7'Te a ,.s, gf svr pgper for one year, sraf,s. r, ans one forwarding twenty dollars in current r.s5s we will sesd ,sa copies of the BsSSER for ,.,,nynew subscribers, and one copy ofGoDEf s T,ny's Box orC;R,HAS's MAekziSE for one year. ~, ,,x one forwarding thirty dollars ia earrent s,,5.. xs xili send fflesa copies of the baSSxR t,, :. s,anv new subscribers. and one copy of the r,t.ed States Magazine and Democratic Review for oae year. , n ,sy ons sending us the largest number lover sf,A4al of new subscribers. accompanied with n. sivaues payment, at the last mentioped Fsies' s. wjli ssad sne copy of ths Spirit of the Tunes.
 rs,h three steel engravings, and one copy oi Slack woods Magazine fer oae year
 rr Rea,ittances gay be made ot oar Tisk, and re- .,,,. vii be premrsly returned Ia making sueh .s;,t,nces. the -a nsster's reesipt should be oe- siasi for oar protection
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\ Very Particular Man.

No, bong ago, on the coast ef Africa, captain was gmng to throw one of the crew, tins wax dy- lugs etboard, before he was dead. So tlio man says; "You aint gong tpb bury me alive, are you,P' On" says the captain, yoa neean't bs so Jotty artlc1tb1y 10 q tec ratHaGes a7-
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a- \ formal old gentleman. finding his horse uneasy under ihe saddle, alighted and calle1 10 hts servant in the following manner Tom, take of ,he saddle, which is upon my bay hose aud lay Ii npoa the gIoaasl. then take the saddle ffnm thl gEcy horse. and put | upon my bay horse; lastly, put the osAcr saddle upon the grey horse" The fef gsprd all this " hite and al las. crl4d out Lac a-day, Sir, could you Sot have sa,d st once. change the saddlesg'
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Gat.A-.ercA,. rrpe..

We have SOW hesoEe us sOfne impfesssoa taken John Burnlston, of this town, the uYsnter of EeSk ssnsi monthly publication called the NenAesa. Lnmsnafy. The 'Inpre3xicns are Almost eqnal to those obtaiaed fFon nseaal tgpex Aerideslay supe- nor to waod and the makfF av6ws that they Gan be produced ss ssnch sess cosf p4As@ tAs4 sssss
 .'se@ ass s-sssasssSs te@i Sskgss& ss sesr sszsS
 sessaess# sssasxss sa ae.sssseg ass s8 xa.s.
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Donation Lands.

Etr safe at this office Lists of the ieited lands 5sEr-t9 donation by the State, 10 actual settlers 5 cents per copy or S6 per dozen. Postage to l5part of the country, : 7ta cents.
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ses.ls.e rsapa..sioa.

Prasoaer ln iaa lately sent to ks creditors the following proposals whies, he believed, would 6e fof thesf mutual benehis fs e, ass
 " have been thinking II ls yery bad fos me to iise here and put yo. 10 expense. My being SO enaTgea6e to you has. ssyaa eae great uneasiness. G0a Knows shat It may cost yoH iR ihe end.--- Therefore, what woald Say is this: Yoa les ne oat o1 pfissst. and .gs,stead of n,ae sAiihnes yoa shss, allow eniy seven shsliings week. aud thu oil.-E Two shaisngas4 wszk, shaN go so~assis the debt v
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I'll E BANN FER
 TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE IT.
To subScTiherS

We hope that wherever any irregularity may be discoTercd ia the receipt of the B6aner, our sob. ser'oers VIII do us the favor 10 give information of the fact in order that the cause may be ascsratncd and removed.
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56E WxS

of sll AindS, such as Steamboat Eils, Bins osLa. d,ass poNSers. HandAillas Sheriils. Jasiievr. and Cons'sbles' Raaukss Fuasgsl and Cosisjon Tsckses, cards. RoOkand Pamphlet Printing exscatod witA aeainess and dspateh al melelate prices fos cash,
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I.f'" More trouble conssng;' said Mrs. Parting ton. laying down the paper. there's the State of Affairs; suppose ifi soon be applying for admis- sion into the Union, and the old lady resumed her alarming with look of patriotic anxiety.
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IF The Rhode island Legislature has adjourned after session of four and d half days.
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,c.re for scra.e he. Ia sor.s~. .

subscriber ,a yirginia sends us the following recipe, the efficacy of which se ssys ke hsA proved: 10. copferas, pulvenzed. @ s8 sa5 | ez. hiae stsEos, .. m aas ss3ae4ss as. , piais goodssiDegss. s8 x sls s. ..s, ass-.ss. piai sp,ras of tuTpentlne.
 Mix thoroughly iu bottle, and il is kt for use. Apply II MEith awab @sR eN sa Gs4isspaaov ~
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tharac.ers cln.siflra -Rare Rirds.

A plous soldier an economlca al sailor a rich author, an impartial eTltlc; an Incons1iable wd ew happy old bachelor au uacensQnoas old maid modStaie tetonner5 an undue Saug uine proteetloRist; peace making lawyer eiefgy- man who practices all he breaches physician who does not klli more patients than he carcs . a smoker who ls not igst on the brink of leaving of a wesi fed boardeIi a cheerful tailoG q lean butcher a sllesss sashets aad a successful gold digget.
 tl,P5pHtzf Persssages. es.-A fat sIsH in an omni- bus tall nsa a crowd q short man on pa fade. ssi
 I'lssid Peopie-A loTsr about to pop tue qaes tson; piaa " ho does mol ike to be sAot at aud Stealaboal passenger with cholera ease oi board.
 Stap:d Fslss- --The uaa wlo cannot sec aay fan your accommodations and the old folk that wiu nos leave yoa alone wIlh- your lady love.
 hiaa Polka alaa who makes you presents you d5 not want the frient who gives you 50 mach 2 1sd advice; tlse lady wio iasasss that you have 8st asds a good d,dnef the old sea,se1nas who is siatslag hsassen to lay up money tor you the shopkeeper who abatas the pnee of an sftacis. just because II k you; aud the motAet who Sets 1 the desF ehidsea do as they please. ass a43 ss.
 Genssei Peopes.-- The yosak laAs who lets her mother do the ironing for fear of spreading her hands The Mss who wears th,m shoes on raing 4sY tAe Yoslag gentleman wbo ls ashamed 10 be seen walking with bss sfsiAer.< ? Fl ys Ysr-4s fsrsscatsd Psgpis.--W Women, by thai iyrams uia boys, by thesf paEewss and teachers, and al poas pesple. by soeissy as lape. tssAs srss1blx {sespie.--sfoa aad l. a-s
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EY The steamship Crescent City, fece ently eha.- tered by the government, hasA appears. been sur rcadered 10 her owaeIs. She Is advertised io sal from New York on the 27th inst, for Chagres,
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Just Received.

HER steamer "R H. Lee" direct from Gin \ cjnuati,
 barrels old Monongaheia WhiSkey; , do. Rye WhiskeY; do. old Bourbon Whiskey. For sale chaep, by NJ. TANTI,
 Sfsamboat Lga}ing
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING,

AdsvfGselnens wll ve inSsrtsd pt als spsal raies Sf tAe eshss papers In Akis eitsk-tkal A si a square for tAe AEst ipzestiaas and kfW eants [ ~tuare for essA ssssss:sssaa nahass=ssss { Eeessl lSc1uns win 6e umuasr ts tAess wAe eAssgsisssh4 he year 8Sl 8AfE8hf
 ITP@haaslers are aptAeraed to act as our ,eenaa4 and ~ia asaAln a1ReE seass ai ~ maae2 received and tresamsseA ~ sas fsF eapers s"a sd- veriSeuSeRIs. s-M.' .. .s .,.s -,e.
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-ur ARKANSAS BANNER u " ,,,surD EVERY TUESDAY.
,,usrRr A. wmTELGr' paS'''Ae''
TERMS.

TERMS: F., 7e copy. oar FeaT' ..-.' g.., ,s.,. copies. o1c veal, 'n one address, " E., s., r51os. oae yesr, to one address - " P ..a s,p,es, oas ye'f' io-9Ae address, '' ~ "
 .y... ,,,r, of ao nerSon will be entered upoa .. t,of, ualess payment be made :" , i'Sf'fee' '' .,..l hy some responsible person in this ely. ,.p.-,et subscribers nay lprwafd uS money by .,. a, our expense, and 4 or r'ss' pfoVr'ei a'..r.,s.sr.s re,eip. be 'tasei aa1 preserved .rei' protsc''on'
 ryv, l.ytatiou fr1u he above terms.
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IT The citizeas of Richmond. Va, intend to in- vite ME. Wehsser 10 visit that place. ...,.. !,
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VRON-s001 lbs as'd flat, sq'r and round Iron \ t0o0 '' best charcoal horse shoe SOAP--i0 boxes No brown PAPER--i0 reainS Envelope P0Rk--20 bblS. heavy Mess BAC0N-l6aD lbs. clear sides BAGGING--25 pieces heavy Kentucky;
 40 half '' ." |" ROPE-f6 coils
 TWINE-Io bales
 Reed per "Hamburg," and for sale. by June I--lS5t VIM E. WAIT.
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nR. CLARKE's Compound syrup of
 O Wild Cherry and Tar.

Which ls considered by Physicians and others the CHEAT RssEpr for coughs, eolds consumption. hvef compliant, bronchitis, asthma soreness ia
 the chest, splitting Of blood. psia oy misery ln
 the side, dificcu or profRse approximation, night
 swea,s. Mc.
 Tbs beag Inc prescription of a regular physl-. elaa, graduate oi the Medical University, Phlia- delphta. and having heen thoroughly tested, is properly esteemed one of the most valuable and cihcten remedies for these and similar complaints ever o9ered to the Pphic,
 Price, sl per bottle, bottles S5.
 To De had of K. L. DODGE & THOMAS BUT TERWoRTH
 Little Rock, June 3d, lS5l IY nR. STEPHENS ASrRINGENr sYRl'P.- h/ Ths has now hecom- celebrated rr4retly for Dyseniery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Mor. bus, DarkGa ot Summer Complaints. pain or oramping in the stomach or bowels adapted to per- sons Of all ages, but undoubtedly the most sape- roy preparation for children ever produced.
 Price, 25 cts foT small bottles, and 5o cts for iarge ones
 Tobe had ofR L, DODGE and THOMAS BUT TERWoRTH
 Lf'a Rock J"ne. Sd, Iesl y.
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Droctcu to laoltttes,
Fresh Provisions.

OOOO LBS. sugar cured cany'd Hams OOOO IToo lbS. clear Sides, II kegs leaf Lard ID bbls Pilot Bread 2n half bbIs Butter and Water Crackers; {; bbs. dried Apples;
 :" |" Peaches; Received thus day and for sale by
 JON. D. ADAMS, Jura f. 2s5f-tO Sfssrnbsst LIabrg.
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IF HSsband. hope yen have no objection to 1 my being weigheafss sstst a 'certa,niy not. my desrj bat why did you ask | the question r saa
 -oaty to see love, if yoa woald lsl ms have my scssgA onees ss ss97 ssas a&A@ q s E e.s48@ 5snss,saa .e@3N s4sfsa ae eSe1
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EfeSh FEONT, WCs ID ECEiVED by last arrival, the following arti- R cles, 10 wit:
 5o bbIS. St. Louis Flour 100 " Cincinnati "
 20 kegs No. I. Lard;
 50 bbls aud half bbls. Whiskey; 1050 lbs. Tobacco 7j0 s' Bar Lead For sale by A. J. HUIT, June 4th, Is5i-30. Man strset
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NEORTIMoRE,s Rheumatic Compound.
 MI IlIond 1 a.a.tr... I,..r. .Eu..

Little Rock Arsenal. May s0th. ls5l-s9-sw.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1851-07-16
Mediterranean Wheat.

This wheat was introduced into the country on
account of its peculiarly in resisting the attack
of the Uessan fly Its value in this respect
arose from the sheath adherng very closely to
the stem, which prevented the young worms from
obtaining Judgement where they would injure
the plant Besides this advantage, however, the
Mediterranean wheat proved to be valuable in
this country on account of its escaping the wheat
nudge Cweevil.O Its exemption from injury
from this insect is owing TO its earliness-he
grain being generally out of the way by the time
the fly makes its appearance. 1t is a variety
that generally yields WE'LL and is heavy in pro-
portion to its measure. But an objection to it
has been, that the millers were unwilling to pay
as much for it, by four TO six cents per bushel, as
for the achite wheat-the Mediterranean being a
light red variety Some experiments show that
this wheat is not only of highly nutritve quail
ty, but that it is capable of making excellent
-four. WIN. CRAIG states in the Michigan Far
mey, that he had sixteen barrels of superfne -four
made from seventy-fve bushels of this kind of
wheat, being at the rate of barrel to four BUSH
els and forty -one pounds. He says he sold some
of it to respectable baker in Detroit without let
ting him know what kind of wheat it was made
from, and requested him to say how he liked it.
In few weeks he received line from the
baker, saying-'The -four ! liked very much
how can l get more of IT, / think it tile best /
eccr had.' Mr. c. says neighbor told him that
it took as much liquid to 'wet up two oaves from
the -four Of Mediterranean wheat, as it did to
make three loaves from the white-hnt.