ARKANSAS SILK
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We had the qualification, the other day through the kindness of our respected towns man, Mir Woodruff. to see d specimen oi Arkansas domestic industry-in the shape of . beautiful silk handkerchief l. was pro- duced and manufactured on the farm, and by the family, of Dr. N. D. Smith, of Hemp stead county. It was of brilliant gold CO., Tor, ol a very even thread, and firm texture. To Us 1t seemed equal, in appearance and quality, to the best pongee silk hand kerchieis usually sold by our merchants.- Dr. Smith has number of dress patterns of this quality, and of various colors, which he will furnish to order, at SS3 piece. This price seems to us to be cheap enough ;. and leaves no necessity for the tar0 of protection which the Dr. thinks he needs good ar ticle, and fair pricesS such as he now offers, will insure ready sale for all the silk which he, aud his neighbors, can produce. So soon as we can persuade some dear specimen of womanhood to join us in dispelling the cares of :. single blessedness, we intend to send an order for two of those dress pat terms, and enough for shawl. Our gallant neighbor of the Gazette ought to do so forth with; for, our hopes will be sadly disap- pointed, and whiggery much neglected in Arkansas, if he donot need them before the |. Ides of March,