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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25
TIE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL ExHI.
B;IIOS.

The Agricultural County Fair held at
this place on Friday last was, as begin.
ing, highly satisfactory the exhibition OF
live stock and agricultural Implements,
was not as large as it should have been,
though the exhibition in the fields was not
without interest. The stock Of Poultry
exhibited, would have done credit 10 any
County Fair in the State. Most Of the
Poultry exhibited was from Northumber-
land, the greater portion the property OF
David Taggart, Esq, who takes lively
interest in every thing in the shape of
Chicken, and whose knowledge on this
subject, as his contributions to one Of the
best Poultry Books published, shows, is
not surpassed by any writer in Pennsyl-
vania.
The products Of the Dairy, Grain, Fruit,
/ Vegetables, articles of domestic manulac-
lures, &c., were exhibited in the Court
House. The display, though not large, as
compared with some Of the older Societies,
was nevertheless creditabe. The room
was uncomfortably crowded during the
day, showing the lively interest manifested
by the community, in this matter. We
NAV, however, mention that the arrange
ments for the exhibition were not as per-
feet as they should have been. 1t is, per-
haps, easier TO find fault than to suggest a
remedy. It is not, however, in this spirit
that we make these suggestions, but with .
view that we may profit by the past.
In regard 10 domestic articles, such a
quilts, carpeting, &C., needle work anc
fancy work of all kinds. there should be
Committee consisting Of ladies, as thest
things are the products OF their labor, they
, are best capable of Judging and apPrecla
ting their value. Such, we know, is tn
custom in the Institute ia Philadelphia
Tacre should also be a discretionary Com
mttee for articles not enumerated, an
which may be presented for exhibition.
The different articles should be arrange
and classified before the spectators are &C
o mitted. The upper room of the Cou,
House would have answered better pul
pose, by making rows of temporary table
70 50 arranged that visitors must enter or
"a way and pass out at another. Every art
Gle should be entered in book, and nur
no bered, as it is brought in, and correspon
in ing card or label delivered, to be attach
er to the article exhibited.
by The different Committees no doubt, az
- ed fairly and honcrably in making ih'
'rd awards, but it was business entirely nj
to them, and unintentonal injustice ma
IN. in some instances, have been done, and
ticle, of merit passed over without mott
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phuriz Ere G: Thief Proof Iron Chests

WARRANTED to stand equal hea, with
W any other Chests in the country, and to
defy tie Burslas' ingenuity. Mandatory, No,
10 iIudson's Alley, running between Third and
Fourth streets, south of CLeiuut, and i'll tho
rear cf the Girdrd liauk.
VI. ". =. the lroprictors, a'e Practical Me-
chauics, and feel confident, from long experience
in the manufacture OF Iron Chests and Safes, and
a special at,cation to This particular branch, OF
giving satisfaction TO all who may give them
call.
y. B.-Wa save selected one of the hest mir
erals ever used IS nou-cunduclor ol heat N
this business, aud warrant our Chests aud
Safes TO be made of the best material and i'll the
most durable manner, and to stand any heat
that can be applied to them.
MILNOR & SHAW,
Mandatory No. 10 Hudson's Alley.
Running bstwcen Bird and 4th streets, ). of Ches-
nut, in the rear of Girard Bank.
Philadelphia, Oct. IS, lSol.-ly
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hrNrE AGRItII.rrnAL rAlE.

The fair i to be held Oh the 2O,h 30ih &
3l-, Of This month. Large preparations have
made for the accommodation of those who
attend. The ground 10 I've occupied is well
loratcd, aud all the necessary arrangements
viii be completed in good time. Oar land.
lords will also be prepared TO give ample
ACCOMMODATIONS 10 the multitude that are eN-
prcted To bc here. Our Farmers and their
wives and daughters also, are supposed 10
be preparing specimens of their Labor, skill
and rood hu>baud,y for the exhibition. All
are looking forward 10 il with deep interest
and we anticipate that the Fair will prove
one crrdrahlc IN the first state exhibition
Of the first Agricultural State in the Union
Harrisburg Telegraph.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

The editor of the New York Tribune,
who served on one of the Juries Of the
Great Industrial Exhibition in London, ha.
published a notice of the prizes awarded, a.
Ear "a they came within his knowlelg gr.--
These prizes were Of two kinds, the Jury
N,dols, awarded by the iurics to the several
articles Of meIi, exhibited in their several
classes, and the Council N,dolS, given hy
The Council of Presidents Of the jnrir. -
OF the latter there were TO he in all but l69,
which were 10 be distributed among the
! snv,.r,l ,,n,in,s time
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W
The following are the awards OF Inc frr,
which were 10 be given 10 the United
States:
To c. II, Mccormick, Chicago, Illinois,
for his Virginia Reaper.
To David Dick. Mcadvillr, Western Penn.
for his 4nti. Friction Press
To Charles Goodyear, New Haven, Conn,
for his India- RuhLer Fabrics.
To w Bond {; Son, Dmion, Mass, for an
Electric Clock
To Gael Borden, Texas, for his Meat
Biscuit
Of the Jury Medals it is ssincd that ABOUT
1000 were TO bn awarded, of which lOC
probably would come n the United States.
In the class Of General Hardware, including
locks and gates, the following were the
Americans who received Jnry Medals
To Day & Newell, New York, (reprcsen
ted bv a, c IIobbs.l for their Par0utopti
Bank Lock-
To w. Adams & Co., Boston, for lhe
Combination Bank Lock.
To McGreGor & Lee, Cincinnati, for ihei
Improved Bank Lork.
To G. \. Arrowsmi'h, New York, 70
| jennings Formulation Lock.
To Charles Rowland, New York, Tor hi
! fmprorrd Bell Telegraph
! To Cornelius X Co., Philadelphia, for
Broaze Chandelier.
To SIas C. Herring, New York, for hi
! SaI0mGnder Safe.
To Chilson, Richardson & Co., Boston, lO
! F,lInatcs and Stores.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25
Bp 4flaol,etit Grlcorapb.
For the Sunbury American 10 the latest mo-
ment!

ulcUl.
Nrw YORK, Oct. %.
The U. S Mail Steamship Hermann, Capt.
Wilson, arrived here this afternoon. She
sailed from Southampton or the lslh, and
brings London dates four days later than pre-
vious accounts. She has over 100 passen-
gers. The rush 10 the great Exhibition at
London was immense, being over 100, 900
persons per day. Business matters were i'm
proving in England. Private letters state
that Lord Dudley sailed, having obtained in
tellioencc from Vienna, that an attempt
would BE- made TO assassinate kossuh al his
landing a, Southampton, and iha, two fanati-
! cal women, had left the Austrian capitol for
that express purpose. Great precauion was
being taken by the authorities 10 protect him
rom the fanalical women. kossnth was en-
pcc,ed TO arrive nj Southampton, on the l2ih
inst, having sailed from Marscilcs on the
isi inst.
The Government Of Spain published seve.
raj royal ordinances containing Improvements
aud reform 10 be introduced by the admins
tra,ion of Cuba
President Fillmore having received inielli
gcuce, on Monday from the L s. Consul a
Matamoras, that Company of Texans ha,
been organized and marched into Mexico
and that new eulistmcnts were proarcssin!
for the purpose of aiding the msuurction it
the Nothern pant of that Republic, has ssu
ed Proclamation that is too lengthy TO b,
transmitted by telegraph
PnIADnLruIA, Oct. %.
We have reported and official re,,rns o
all the Counties for Govcruol Bgleg's ma
jorlty is s,i70.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25
THE NEW POSTAGE LAW.

This law went INTO operation on the first
day OF July inst, and will operate to the fol-
lowing effect upon the SuNDURY AMERICAN.
]. Subscribers will receive it By mail, in
Northumberland County, FREE OF POSTAGE.
. For distance nc; exceeding fifty miles
yt FIVE CENTS per qu2r.ef.
3. Over fifty and uos exceeding three hun
dr,l miles al TEN CENTS per quarter.
j. Over three hundred and not exceeding
one thousand miles, at FIFTEEN CENTS pc
aunOm.
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Baltimore Market.

VCI. - IoOT'
GRAlN.-We note sales of Maryland and
Virginia Wheals to-day al 10 a rs cts. for
aood 10 prime reds, and 76as0 cts. for good
white, aud s0AS5 cts, for family -four white.
Sales OF Corn al 81 50 ceuts for both
white and yellow A lot of very prime new
white, in superior condition, the trs, of the
season, was sold on Saturday at 10 cts
We quote Oats al 80 a 81 els.
WlllSKEY Sales Of Peuna. bbls. al q
cts, aud of hhds. % cts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL CoLLIGE.-The
Lancaster (Pa.) Union, of last week, says
the amount necessary TO secure The union oil
franklin aud Marshall College, and the con-
seouent removal Of Marshall College from
Mercersburg to Lancaster city, has been
subscribed. The committee have author
lied their agent, Rev. J. c. Bucher, to pro
ssed at snss 10 make hs eollselons
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GREAT BARGAINS!
Watches and Jewellery,
Ty $50 AS s,s. :stsj q: s,y'kss

W UttiitS anu StN C3ltIN,
yyEaOy.aS aq.f. :i.i I. EVAsE.
EEANING constantly on hand an immense
h5 stack Of Watches and jewellery, | am de-
tcrmimcd 10 ssil At less prices than the quail
iy OF Watches or Jewellery arc sold in Fhiiade-
pLia, VIZ:
Gold Lc,cr Watches, full jcwcllsd Is Ia
case, only $4,000
Gold LcpIne, " le 2f,0o
Silver Levers. full jevo!led, only l4,Uo
SilNcr lcrlncs, LEO
Gold PcnCiis l,50
Cod Heu-, Silver holders, 100
Also an immense stock Of all kinds Of Watch
cs, Gnll thaius, Eroaspns, Earrings, Silver
Spoons, &c. all o.. Which nill sell at less pri-
ccs thsn Cycr have tccn sold ~ this city, a, tho
prices are certainly much less han ever hereto
lore sold IN TINS CitS or county.
California Gold bought for Cash. Particular
attention paid 10 repairing Watches and Jewel
icly ~, ask is al to convince Purchaser,
tina, this i thr pace TO purchase Watches, Jew
clIcry ana SILVER ware.
Persons 10y S,hhIng tie cash i!ey wish To eI-
pend caH brvc q watch or watches ScHt - them
, hy mail wh perfect saftty, having sent thcm in
that way lur tie Lst lrtrs. All c0mmunic,-
tons must be pos, Vail. r'rre call or send or
der, 10 LEWIS hABOMIS,
No. lU3 Chrsnut ST. hciwn II and l,h 81,
East Win, Of Frauh in House.
Philadelphia. Oct. -. ls5!- tt.
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~ CALIFORNIA ELEcTIoNs.-The re-
turns from the State are not full, but the
presumption is that Reading the whig can
didate is elected over Bigler.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

A FEMALE Institute is 10 be established
by the Presbytery Of Minnesota, al the Falls
of ST. Anthony.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

THE Woman's Rights Convention al Wor-
cesicr, has adjurn"d 'inc die, alter the
usual uurnher of speeches from numbsr Of
omen and Il few tneu.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

O. See the list Of Premiums of the
Northumberland County Agricultural Fair
in the fln column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

u The Legislature at the next session
will stand as follows: Senate 16 demo-
Gratis, l6 wings and one native. Mr.. Ham
ilton from Philadelphia County is the ma
tive, elected over Jackson, democrat, by
about 100 majority. The parties in the
House will stand 81 democrats and 46
wings. In Philadelphia County six demo-
Gratis and five wings and natives were elect
ed. Hitherto Philadelphia County, with a
few exceptions, has always elected demo-
Gratis. There will be democratic majority
of seven on joint ballot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

CUMBIRLisp Coal was selling at San
Francisco, al last datss, al si7 per ten.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

~ CorLTER AND CAMrBsLL.--We have
received the returns OF the election of the
Judges of the Supreme Court from all but
thirteen Counties, and taking the vote for
Governor in these Counties as an estimate,
Coulter's majority over Campbell will be
4,50S.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25
All kinds. Of Groceries,
k42a2sOEs&.
NOTICE

4 S hereby aivcn that the subscriber has been
h appointed an ..uditor TO audit the account
Of Mark p. Scu, han ,fm'r of Martin Irwin,
deed and to oPpori. t':c assets among the
creditors Of said deed. lie will therefore attend
a lis Office for that rurpos-, on Saturday, tbs
't day OF November uext. when all interested
eau attend if they thi,k roper.
g. j. ERUNEE, udi,sr.
Suuhurv, Oct. Is, l2jl.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

~ The Ohio elections have resulted in
favor Of the democrats. Reuben r. Wood
has been elected Governor. Ohio contains
a large number of free soilers who now
hold the balance of power.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

AMARTlNE'S New Paper is growing
daly more violent in its opposition to I.op,
Napolcons prctcnsion TO the French Presidency.
The only establishment that we know of that is
not violently opposed and sometimes abusel Is
the Cheap, Fashionable and popular Cloi..,,. :;
Sierc of Rockhi IL Wilson, No. III Ch.mu.
street. corner of Franklin Place, Philadclp,j.
Octoher rs. 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25
New Advertisements
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
SUNBURY, PA.

THE subscriber respectfully inform, his friends
and the public, that he has taken the well
known Public House, corner Of Market and Riv-
er streets, lately occupied by Mrs. Wharton. He
trusts Ivy strict attention to business, he will be
enabled to give satisfaction TO all who may favor
him with their custom.
JAMES COVERT.
Sunbury, Oct. 25, lS5l.-tf
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rur wss,ern pork merchant. have COM
sssssi .lsuSh'sriu;
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A JUST REEIKE.

Judge Kelley OF Philadelphia, we are
pleased to learn, is elected by majority of
over ten thousand, over the regularly nom
mated candidate. This is a most signal as
well as a most wholesome rebuke. Judge
Kelley's ability and honesty were not
questioned, nor was his democracy, but he
dared, in connection with Judge King, TO
decide as he thought right in the contested
election OF Messrs. Kneass and Reed
Judge Campbell dissented, and was nomina-
ted for the Supreme Bench by the same
persons who attempted 10 crush Judge Kel-
ley. How well they have succeeded the
Result above mentioned, shows.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25
JOHN c. KUNKEL, Esq.

This gentleman is elected 10 The Senate
from the district composed Of Dauphin and
Northumberland by the following vote
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

SIZE FOR DDAUCHTsMEN.-A good siziuc
used by drau4h,smen. after scratching or
spon%ing paper, Is composed of ~. Of white
grIaline. / oz. Of white soar, and ! on. Of
alum the oclaire aat soapare dissolved to-
gerher in quart OF watm water, aud alum
is added, previously reduced 10 powder, and
dissolved in a separate vessel. As soon rs
this solution Of alum is poured into the other
!ionid, i, becomes as white 90, a.;.. it must
/ Then be cooled and bottled io5 osc. A Thin
Goa, of this, laid with a hair-hn,h ON the
scraped part of the paper, restores It's primi-
/ tive size aud smouthness.
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Estate "g g1.;'s7I,.E7. .p.sEa.NTGN,
Esq. sscC'tl.

a Office is hereby given that letters Testa-
~ mentary haze brcn granted to the slb,cri-
hers ON the estate of Fphraim i. Shsmnon, d.
cd, late of the Borough of Northumberland.
All rc-sous indebted To said estate. or harin:
claim. ssai.st the same, are requested 10 call
on the suhsclihef. for ct'lcmeut.
ALFRED ENEASS.
TUOS. STRAW BRIDGE,
Executors.
Northumberland, Get. IL, le5l.--c,.
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THE GREAT EVIIIBITION.

Total, IGS22j l6S522 lGS50l l6O022
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RusINrss REroRE -.-The Bangor Mrr-
curry says-"We feel bound 10 deny that
one Of our lawyers put on his door ; Gone
to bury my wife, be back in half an hour !
but candor compels MS TO say, that one OF
our lnmber-merchauts, the last sickness of
his wife occurring in the busiest season.
was only able TO gel in Time for the second
nrayer al her funeral"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-25

Miss CrsHNAN commences her task Of
waking five hundred miles in five hundred
consecutive hours, at o'clock this afternoon
at the Arsenal Park Swing, Her dress is a
rich and handsome Bloomer costume, with
light and neat fitting gaiter bools.-St Louis
Republican, Oct. 9.
SAD.-A lovely little girl, two years old
daughter of Mr. Castelon, al Albany, was
drowned by falling into tub containing
about four inches Of water.
KossuTH commenced his career as re-
porter for the Hungarian Diet, and alter
wards became The editor of an Influential
journal.
YANKEE ENTERPRIsE.-A business man II
Boston is loading vessel with ice and ap
pies for Alexandria, Egypt, She is to carr!
out an ice house also.
A MAN in Boston took his wife the olhe
evening 10 see Herr Kist.
The Boston machnisis, that is, porilo
of them, have succeeded in their 'len hou
strike"
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Kunkel's majority, III.
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Northumberland, Get. IL, Ie5l.-c,.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-17
5 5 B 7 B q 8 MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT!l!

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  nd ban sss - 1 aass @ a sas I sssa % aet f @ | Sss @ s . % sssa s % % @ s @ had % | E ~ @ as9s 3 7 @ he eouau
 Horses nimalS. s1 r ss A css ' e e T & & ss % s % ss.s ' @ % 1neT Ie Reae perfectly nS he of be
 To Counuy Mere b xpssar f Many wl aguhs aya HIS do not ae eive yths
 
 Prices of the LIaimen scsa,aa s@eenSo size ae tJarlr aneeAAs n efarby BRAGG McLEASSS aadAa TT Dgaass nd dCoaaryN on terms.
 J. ". TAPPE, Wholesale 4gsnt, a. Litie Rock Ayk
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-17
LIQVOR.

= RBI.S Ola BsarAea Whisksy bea~ Osd D MaaSaxahsia whasksy 2o BOss Prime oSd whisksS; s9 half as- de> aBkss Frsaeh Brandy
 aCnsss Os4 Caguac Brandyi
 a~ Na1eisa Mine; a ! Casks NescAt Wiae.
 da. Malaga to.
 I HE Bel Cherry Beasee;
 RA Gia. Received per Trvs- lee. and fer sale sy JOHN D. ADAMS, T-A t4 1881 Steamboat LaR2iag.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-17
Groceries.

E0HN D. ADAMS A@s oB Aassi, eSs4 S9rrs '0 hIs D igIeses and sasioiasfs fos sale Ns Y seAefei. Tn kss, H.Hhbgs ts i eoss. Sugar, c@fi~s sp'cs. Peppxs, Gssazef. Nsgssezs. Cosss, se1~siss Msia@- ses Iadaga Ssa& Asssa5ss, Posdsf, ssot esd Is@a., Rice. 4e !. &e.
 Als0-TEAs. Posebsns fasRg Hstos, lack. std sesy s ga4iog aygisbs o4s- iifssFgsi 'rs-fhss Alsh, Psrs<tsed CarfAsis, GsSssssutes, Cages. Kheahash, Ar. sor iamny ase.
 Ls- % i-5S. ts-
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-17
NEW CIOTfffNG
MARBLE CUTTING!

Tombs, N0nHmeats, Grave stones, &c.,
 fRTaisheA ta order.
 JOSEPH CLARK. &iSss- -C~lfer, (Ists >f Ns~ st 0TlesHs.3 5egs leave to thiosfs inc eiiiz@ss of Lsifls Rock sad the .tciny. ihst hs has 0Fsensd establishment YSfes Sired, tsdJosuiHg NsiIiasD Geosge's sfese,) loT Inc paFp0sx ef executing sii kiESs eg MARBLE WORK, and invtirs tise aliea- 0R oa aii hose ssE;IHz say iAng oi hs ki'sd doBe a Best asa ~of ofkaaa-3iKs Hiaaa-r aAd d seaS- ssis prize. He Ss9i kssp ss hand stock St iss best @s~Fisl, and ls seasy Co exsesis ali sesS n hss lias st Inc shortest notice
 Little Rock, Asg- :, 1850. 4s--ii
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-17
NOTICE.

HAVE. zt some trnahse ssa cost, gs@re@ ssy \ Ns5irxo tsai h wiE grsso @Sd al the same tune. Persona who may wlsh esrn grsus4s sAa have t 6eBe ssY time they viii s~Y@ hSf-sIssi shsf have ne eargsesisr dsy for gris6iHg- Thai ta~r~ suax A no asss assx fhe rates sf sosi charged ss saetsss s.Ew saas -Ess eeAAs per bg@heh
 Jslx I5, Isse--s5 n D H. BINGHAM.
 fDsn cspy1
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-17

ffeHrh, ItaiiaH. Sranlsh and German, each, IS ee Singing in CheiF. 10 eu Music Piano, Guitar, and Organ, each, $ aa Harp, 20 aa Dsswipg and Painting. is 10 A course eilessopsi in Oriental painting, Japan
 Work. Insayaog Of Ebony sad Ivory,
 Han burg NnIk, ahG wax flowers euch 10 % Na charge loT embroidery amt ornamental
 needle work.
 Board, ~ash,eg. lights, srl. ,.se oi bedding,
 Sc., per month. 10 ca
 PaYmenls quarterly. m advance; no deductions pt ahssHcr.
 >essfeRsseoHmeRcs Isl Sept. and tsl Feb Pa. pls received s' a"y pe'iod, s'.d charged lrou hue el entrance tu clase sI ite spsslen
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-17
Feb, II.
Sundries from New Orleans,

IT, rcElyED r.r Steamers Philip Peasywit and l( Poslsac, ,As follow iag goe6s. ae-wh; leQ bse@ehed Sacks Saii; la aalf Boss Molssses bea. kfes aSsS sbs Sweed Iron !; so ihs- aos Piow Msalass So Steel Mills. escorted sisess DSssn Grass Bed CeTAss Cess e hsPs' 3Csils CSttea Rope; 10 BEight 0x Chains; ? Doa waser-psoef Riae LeeAsi g ss. Palm Leaf Hssss la 1e websssr's SPellsrs' lOs sets Cups and saaesfsi Iea de. Edged Piases; Dex Horss Cellarsi ds. B. B. 8. Hats; 4s sair Men's shick Boots; le SSas Prime Sugar. Fer sale eI
 "A. J. HUTT, Feb Is, 1881. Aaas S"sS'
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Aprit S. 1851.
EUnds in Dresr C0Mtfy for
 Sale

TPON accommodating se-Tns, the following li tracts of lands sssGased uPoa Bayou baffh0- gosrsw, Ia Drew eouAgy, Arkansas $. E. fract,oa 9T sec. :. West half sec. :; ". half cfN. L CT. see |: W. half sec. s; W. half afS E. CT. sec $; al n towHShip If south range vest.
 TheSs lands &re among the best ln the State ct ArsanSss. well ssnate,B, n a thsivirz nsigAbor- igs.ot and ecavs alent toe sA lPp.ng produce FoS terms. apply @
 L. A. WHITLEY I.it-1e Rock, March 22d- 3S-Sm.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-17
Groceries.

~- Sacks Sais: E Sacks cs1se; IS BAiA Sugar: fO I BAI PewieFed Ssgsr; 10 Beas asS haai Re4s. Msssssse Tlercs Ries Raissns. Chees~. Y~smsestH, Aacareai, Sweet ChScalA,e. l1oastefs. SAnSiaes Sriuasteas, Csgars~ Spanish Brown. Net tse sses-. Whiting, Brssses Brsek. Emery. LanaP S,Ssks Sc. &e. Rseeiv~A Pes Pe@tise. sad Fer x,s. hx JOHN D ADAMS.
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