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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-02
ANACT
AN ACT REGULATING THE DuTIEs CT THE CLERK OF TIE Su- PRIME CoupT


 SEe. I. Be t enacfed ty lie Gcne1al .qsgem5M of the Sate o .qytaasas That be Judges of the supreme court shall appoint clerk of said court who shall hold his office for the term of four years aud ahal reside and keep bis office at the place where said court is holden; and before entering upon the discharge of the duties of his ohice he shall enter into bond, with good and sufficient security the governor and his suc- eessors in oice n the sun of five thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful discharge of the duties of his oee and soasonaby to record the decrees, iudg nents ordefs and proceedings of the court, and to do and perform all other duties required or which may be required, of him by law and that ho, his executors or administrators, will deliver 10 his successor in ofce safe and undelaccd, all books, records papers, and seal and furniture aPpertaining to bis offices which bond shall be approved by said coun, in term time or by either of the judges thereof in vacation, and filed m the office of he secretary of sate The said clerk shall preserve the seal and other property belonging fo his ofice and shall provide suitable books stationery furniture, and such other things as in fhe opinion of said court, may be necessary for Lis office : and the expenses thereof shall be paid by tie statc out of any moneys appropriated for the payment of the contingent expenses of the supreme court; and n shall be the du- y Of said court with little delay as possible, to re- cord the judgments, rules, orders and other proceed 1ngs of said court, together wnb the opinions of the judges of sad court, in all cases where written opn- ions are delisered, and shall make a complete aloha betica index thereto He shall issue and attest all process, anu aiiX tne scai oi sala court thereto. lie may appoint one or deputies, 10 be approved of by said court; and every deputy, so appointed, may. in fhe name of his principal do and perform all the duties required of his principal and ie said clerk shall be responsible for the conduct of hi4 deputy.
 SEc. 2. Be a further enaeied, That the said clerk shall procure seal of said court not exceeding one incb and an half in diameer which by is impressions, VIII present such embloms and devices shall be ap- proved by sad court, surrounded with the words "Su preme Couff, State o 4rhaasas, and the expenses of said seal shall be paid out of any money appropriated for the contingent expenses of said court; and until such seal provided the seal Of the superior court of the late territory of Arkansas, shall be the seal of said court.
 SEC. 3. De u further enacted, That the clerk of ae supreme court be, and he is hereby directed to s- any execution or final process on any judgment or decree obtained in the late superior court of the err!o- " of Arkansas.
 Approved; October 2sih, Is3S.
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From the New York Evening Star.

M A h
 IA maid whohi there were none to praise And very few to WoRDswoRrn. She dwells beside lonely stream, Where all Is calm and mild Fair as the spirit Of | dream
 Is Mary-nature's child: A stranger she to grief or care, Her heart is light and gay, And oh no latterer's tongue is there To vile that heart away. The frightened wing of zephyr plays Amid her raven locks, As Mary treads the fowefy ways To feed her sportiYe foeks: Content, though humble is her lot And who so blest as she !- Peace smiles around her lonely cot, And Mary smiles on me. There is, where honeysuekles isasye, A sweet and hallowed grove, Twas there one silent summer eve spoke to her of love ;- A deeper blush her beauty dyed, And now no wish have l, Save but to live by Mary's side, And calmly there to die. kerkin, June r, 1928. Zl
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ZETA.
 TOO SOON.

Too soon! too soon! how oft that word
 Comes OCT the spirit like spell; Awakening every mournful chord
 That in the humaa heart may dwell! Ofhopes that periahed in their noon Of youth decayed-too soon, too soon Too soon, too soon--it IS a sound
 To dim the sight with many tear, As bitterly we gaze around,
 And find how few we love are here; An! when shall We again commune With those we lost too soon-too soon! Too soon, too soon-how wild that tone
 Bursts on our dearest hours of bliss, And leaves us silent and alone,
 To muse on such theme Us this; No frown upon the quiet noon, Whose parting light comes all too soon! Too soon, too soon-if e'er were thine
 The joys, the fears, the hopes of love; If thou hast kneIt before the shrine
 Of beauty in some starlight grove; Whose lips, young roses, breathed of June, Ihoust wept those Words-too soon, too soon. Too soon is stamped on every leaf,
 In characters of dim decay; Too soon is writ in tears of grief,
 On all things fading fast away! Oh! IS there one terrestlal boon Our hearts lose not-too soon, too soon!
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-02

ANEcDoTE OF JOIN RANDoLPH.-John Randolph years since, when in the midst of speech upon some important subject in the hall of representatives, was called to order repeatedly by members whose talents consisted mainly in screaming order, order. MT. Randolph elevated himself leg, and bend- ing over his desk pointing that finger of his at the member who had called him to order addressed the speaker thus "Mr. Speaker years ago, was journeying over the mountains in Virginia call ed at public house for refreshments for myself and horse Whilst sitting in the bar-room, waiting for din- ner my attention attracted by the cry cuckoo, cuckoo. On turning my eyes in the direction from which the sound came, I observed that it proceeded from something in the shape of brd which ap- pended clock that stood in the of the The machinery of the clock arranged that this bird at every revolution of the minute hand, appeared through little door, which flew open at the striking of each hour, and cried cuckoo, cuckooi and immedi ately disappeared. MT. Speaker (continued the ec- centric gentlemen from Roanoke, his peculiar of voice, with his significant point of the finger-boh inmitable,> the gentleman, by whom am TOW called to order, reminds very much of the auomaon cuc- koo. He has been member of this body some years, and the only expression that ever escaped hs lips in my hearing, were, order, order, order"
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DOCTOR DAVID HOLT,

LEAVING permanently located himself, offers his pro-
 fessiona services to the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity He hopes by strict attention to merit share of public patronage.
 His shop IS in the white house in Major Peay's row of buildings, and adjoining the Times Office. July 19 1s36.-16-tf
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Groceries.

Havana coffee; New Orleans, white Havana and loaf sugars sugar-house moasses mackerel pckled salmon sperm o rice; white and brown soap; Browns No. honey y-dew, Bonn's sweet-scented Roanoke leaf, and Kentucky tobacco fine cut do.; bunch rasns chocoate Madeira nuts, fberts and almonds lemon and raspber ry syrups gunpowder and young hyson champagne and cognac brandy; champagne, Tenerfe, Madeira Muscat sweet Malaga and earet wines old Irish whis key New-Orleans rum sweet oil patent mould can des candies, assorted ndgo copal yarnish, camphor &0c.
 0.3-The above articles and many others not enumer- ated--making his assortment completew be sold low, for cash.
 Little Rock, Oct. IT. 1886.
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} ROCK, ARK DECEMBER 2. 1896.

,ITED AND PUBLISHED BY ALBERT PIKE.
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ENORMOUS KIDNEY.-A farmer Tn neighbor- hood few days since killed year ole beef just up from ''the range" one of whose kidneys with the fat attached, weighed seuenty joe pounds Ii was perfect and healthy. The Jackson Truth Teller and Franklin Review have been striving outdo each other in tales of enormous fruits. Now Gentlemen, if you have the pluck, just beat our kidneH-Mempbs Enq.
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LATEST ARRIV AL OF
 NEW GOODS.

NgZILLIAM B. WAIT has just received, direct from
 w New-York, large and general assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of the following articles viz
 Red green and white Mackinaw and French blankets; red green white yellow twilled, coored Canton and figured Salisbury hannels satinets; blue and mixed kerseys 3-4, A and 54 brown and bleached sheet ings; red and mixed nseys indigo checks chambrays; fancy, twled mourning blue prints blk and cold Cir cassians l34 Marseles quilts; birdseye and S4 di- aper Irish long lawns blk silk and fancy velvet vest ngs silk and cotton umbrellas cambrc, aconet stripe, plaid figured and plain Swiss null and book musns furniture and cambric dmy wide gros de Swiss Italian ustring cold gros de Naps white, pink. cold blue black and rich figured Poult de oie senshaw and col cred Florence silks; thread edgings; fancy dress and merino hdlf printed Fhbet wool, A and 5-4 merno, 54 and 64 silk and Sd scarlet ske shawls ladies' kid, white lace silk and white linen gloves gents buck skin castor, hoskin white kid and white linen gloves; ladies' embd silk, merino lambswool fancy and white ribbed cotton hose ehdrens mixed and scGriet hose wadding spool cotton furniture and carpet binding India rubber aprons ladies' super danask and plain nerino cloaks oter fur hair and seal caps and fur collars.
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AN ACT

AN ACT
 To REGULATE THE DuTY OF CLERKS. SEc l. Be t snaetsd by fhs general csssusby q tks Stnc q .9rknnsas, That the clerk of the circuit court
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-02

In the Circuit Court and for the County of Arkansas
 State of Arkansas, at the June term, A. D. 1886. MARIA YERDEIL, by her nextl
 friend, William Sexton, Is CHANornY.
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Readiy-l7faafe CfotiaiHsg, viz:

Canblet coas blue and green blanket, Petersham and Flushing coats blk and blue cloth cassimere, satinet, kersey and Flushing round jackets bid and white satin, white AIarselles and painted velvet vests drab black beaver and silk hats mems thick begged, russet, kip hd cali and pggd a white and black satn kid and prunella slippers and leather shoes; prunea, gaer and leather boots.
 Also, assortment of Hardpare, Queens and Gassoar6 CutleYV, and Pistols.
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D. G. w. LEAVITT, Clerk
 of .4rkansds County.
United States of .america, ] State ef .Arb.aasas,

Sfafe of .HfFdasds, ss.
 County of .arkansas To the Sheriff of Arkansas County, GREETING: N/OU are hereby commanded, as heretofore, to sum- K mon Thomas ". Yerdell, If he be found in your bawick, to appear before the Judge of our Circuit Court tho Courthouse in the county aforesaid the first day of our next term being the first Monday of December next, then and there to answer unto Maria Verdell, by her next friend William Sexton, petition for divorce, and that you make due return of this writ to our said Circuit Court.
 .aluA. In testimony whereof have hereunto set ,&TSx< my hand us Clerk of said Circuit Court, and &&H< affixed the seal of office, this l4th day of sSllE November 4. D. ls36 and of the lndepen- 5y6$tS dence of tho United States the sixty first
 year.
 ?. c. W. LEAvITT, Cierk. 336w-pr's fee ST 90.
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IN CHANcERY. Petition for Divorce.
TmoMAs ". VERDELL.

A ND this day came the plaintfby her attor- "A ney Freeman, and tho defendant though socmnly called not, and it appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the said Thomas w. Verde is not resi- dent of this Territory it is ordered by the Court that alias summons be issued in this case, returnabe to the nexterm of this Court and that the together with this order be published newspaper published in this Territory for six weeks previous to the next term of this Court requiring the said defendant be and appear at the next term of the Circuit Court for the county of Arkansas to be holden at the Post of Arkansas the first Monday of December next and pead answer de- mur to the plaintiffs bill in this filed, the will be taken confessed against him, and decreed cordingy.
 true copy. Test,
 D. G. w. LEAVITT, Clerk
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IFE PILLS.. MoFFAT.s VEGETABLE LIFE

IFE PILLS. MoFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS have isnsbsn known and appreciated for their extra
ordinary and Of restoring perfect health
suffering under nearly kind Of disease to which the hu-
In many hundreds of eeriiea.ed instances they
dses u sss e., 81 had % al. a all the
Of health without which lie but partial Messing
and contain no mineral in any & Whatever ' Tssy are entirely
composed Of extracts from ra- and powerful plants the virtues
which, though long known several Indian recently
to eminent PhaImsceu bat before
operation loosen from the coats of the stomach
and bowels the various impurities and erudtes constantly settling
the eonvoutons Of The small ntesne. Other medicines only
partially cleanse these. and leave such collected behind
disrhGa with all its imminent dangers This well
T. ~ regular sn;O s She The human e~e after
rs IaSk MEDICINE, Of The age The second .eet Of the vEGE
blood which takes its red color from the agency
into the heart berg thus purified BY the liver and lungs
through the veins every part the system
y the banner Of health the b ,o~ing cheek
the LIFE Pills Ist arc % osn &c
Dyspepsia all its train Of symptoms .uch as Fatlency
Loss OF Appetite. He1rhms Headache Res.lessness Eiempe
'eqaenee Of lis Cosenes by cleansing the whole leng
OF the nienes with solvent process and without violence all
and Cholera by renewing the sharp serd fluids by which these
p% he are sa. and TS Ss FILLS a al
cure Rheumatism permanently in short time by removing local
ali kinds by freeing and the kdnr. and bladder
they operate most deghiuy bse important organs and hence
found remedy for The worst Gravel
Also Worms BY dodgng from the tunincs Of the bowels The
Shiny matter which these adhere Ulcers,
Sores By the perfect parity .. which these LIrE
PILLS give the blood all humours Seorbue Erup-
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ans that feed The kin The morbid STATE Of which rraops
all eruPtTe .ow sl-udy and other dagreeble
nr ,r ss ~ 81, 81 e p 2, Ssy short Time will s
eleane,s fhe lin Common Cold, md nfurnza will ,,x. he
cured even In HE worst cases. Pe.-as remedy fur mi. m die
trsssIng and obnafe maady the STABLE LIFE PILLS
deserve adinct and emphatic recommendation II is well known
hundreds in this city, that the Proprietor of Pill
was himself Affected with this complaint for upwards Of Ihrtvave
years; and thai he tried in vain every remedy prescribed within
he whole Commas oftbe Nera edca He horver AZ snyh
ed the Medicine which he now oe to the public and he was
NJ B. These Pill or the Birs will get all mercury out ofthe
system infinitely faster than The best preparations of
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sPLENDID DRUG STORE.-THE STOCK add
EyANs, XyE&ETABkE PiL Is Y.1.a, CAt 90

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been afflicted diseases, Consumption aud
every other disease being under the Of heir Family
Physician who stimulated them salvation with caonel
and drastic drugs TO the dea0n ct their delicate frames
no otter method feure This prrrielO med
cine feaey deny and boldly declare that EyaHs C1mome
Pills and his Family Vegetable Apeent Pills. will produce
GOOD Caomel the injurious method Of
derived from Vegetable Pills and this be said
Ca0mel and uher poisonous drugs Evans Camome Pills
extracted the Csmome flowers by known only
the propre and highly recommended all and de-
hcale persons especially ladies, who Cannot bear much alg
medicine Evaas' Family Vegetable ApeTien Pills
pozn vegetables been
for al Bilious and other diseases arising from impure blood;
The Csmsme Pills being nc f the and the Family
Neseshs Aperent Pills Tor all the diseases Ofhe blood
Family Phv advises not tn use what
they qaek medicines they hse melcne they will
get paid fun although Evans Pills DO contain particle 81
auick lvs THE origin e the word Qulck is from the word
original word for Quicksilver; those who first
mineral termed qnacks IL tn
The application of The 10 lhoee who
Aad the honorable profession Of d. Ds
the condemnation When 10 dehiaes,
and zceelerse death; thea advise that II
their Blue Pills and Caome Powders and il ILL., the
medicines ordng directions given with and they
do good and 10 do harEvans'
theory being daily proved BY the good his medicines
forming nnunerabe testimonies in their favor.
Csmomil. and Aperien Pills sold Vt wholesale and
retail Evans shce 95 Division street. New York and also
by the following respectable citizens e New Yok-C Shepard
bookseller ls9 Broadway opposite John streets w. Greene hook
seer 81 Chatham street; 2s5 FuOn street, Pearl log
Canal Isl Carmine street; and 2s ud street Brook
lyn-f9 Fulton Philadelphia Laycoek, fancy store 80
chesnuf AhanyS92 South Market trret Providence
c. Sheparl Co, booksellers jersey CityF Palmer. New
s,k-B Ods, bookseller New Hayen-D Mitchell: Church st.
an i5-lm
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ROCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

CoINSO 10 ~
- the most confidential at his Office, y Duane stree
Chatham and William NV YORK. where
afflicted with delicate dises e. old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
dis of the bladder urehra and Kidneys and III d.
arising frm the abuse Of rpuv ofthe boo4
invited call The baneu Effects often arising from The abs
q mercury, need dsssr,en persons troubled With certain
disc DR. Corh With the ofh.ving
ideally without particle Of mercury airy other dsneers
medicine Ills charges reasonabe and prcporoned the
applicant DR.. C. has been edscsted Europe undz
TEACHERS acknowledge srr and hrs had considerable practice
hospitals and dpesaries. Instant relief given
afflicted with the piles and perfect eaeced IN three
without confinement from business the slightest pain 10 h
patient medicine he had prevent The Of
dsease. The honora ohserved Afte11
sBee daily fua hBPM js1e
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MO QUACKERY.-TAYLOR Il SONS Vegetable Psnaces.
nfslible reiie for Coughs Sore Tha Hoaseres Cod
and Irritation OF the Lungs .sIsa
Its the season and oen fatal vor oo,d
coughs solicit the attention fhe public vegets
Panacea IT. inssriabe heneci effects prompt or the
condition that does aord relief the sha1
he returned he had repository No 81 Division Ind
al Dr. Evans No IS Division and 81 broadway. The ernui.e
signed the label Taylor Son. and sealed with their seal
TAYLOR SON,
dec TIFF Proprie,rrs for the United St.feA
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AIDES LOOK AT THIs.-wATsON L VAN

IL DUzER i5a Chatham street, selling very reduced
prices splendid oinet Of Furs consisting Of Cape
Pelerie Boa Muf Neck Ru Swsnsdown fr trimming and
every other description articles line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well call and themselves
scr determined clear their entire stock Of previ
1. the holidays. WATSON VAN DUZER,
l53 Chatham street, New York.
Also, hand above superior style Of fine Fur Caps and
Stocks dec5 SIT
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livery MAN HIS OV

EvERY Man HIS OWN DENTIST.-hs rot
~ necessary ~ enlerrr or eSpists The nvuhe properties
II Dr.. STILLMAN'S MAGNETICA ODONTICA II Is the
My preventative fr the ill., and Fur nv
Bunet CO., $40 Greenwich t<low Spring. and By
fsnick Dickie. AZ Broadway ser Lspesaid IN 4u
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Theory founded truth is consistent,
SEARS, AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE-

- NOvATING PiLLS-Tne autnor OF these pills docs not
subject only disease only medicine required
for the Of that disease in all lis thousand various forms He
does not therefore ODER his medicine nfbe for all
diseases nor does be pretend that Other aedei9e may not
which well adapted these p for curing ali disease, oriri-
Mating from disorder state diseased
raj seeretion Their eject Is maintain natural
downward action IN the sm,ch and bowels aud produce dis
tain To stimulate the vef action. hillary obstuc-
,on and Pomoe healthy eere,on ,hs bile and aid all the
Of these pills fail eaeeng any ordinary
bou. ascons impurities Of The blood Obuetion Of any q
he natural seeeons They entirely vegetable and he prnc
he suar vegetable no where be- found bai IN our
own country They have been result Of his researches and
liver complaint for thirty years. Thousnds Of respee,aSs inds
Su' s.re ns e . and %s1y . % par. ss
tends not an instance has occurred which they have had
on sexes al ase and any case produce
deeteIicn Ell The author Of these pills has s prepared
ee sd Ii o e % and ao vsasse
Extract which has produced remarkable effects in Dropse Alec
tionA =.
The medicine s1d circulars giving general description OF
saa he sso ssa s
tanned his ocr Al Ann street The follosng Of those
Mr. Human, 9Th Avrnae belween 18Th and 10Th reet-h "a,
my have received benefit from the OF the Cough Syrup
Bingham lewis street; Ms NJ csaissl 60 Bsysrd street:
Miss Jane Lee s7 HUDSON street, Mr. Grant, 81 Rvngton
dual, Of the 6 responsibility IN this city who have received
ai benefit from the OF the medicine Certificates have
been received unsoced from different parts Of this stale
frsm Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, South Carin and New
jersey Persons enjoying good health and needing medicine
respectfully invited call his e and receive circular
and such enquiries satisfy hem respecting the efca
cy Of the medicine
The Renovatns Pills can also be had Mr. J. Di.tune 56
sSs M sSan ~ ssssrg NV ss ssS z, n s
street, Mr. N. B. Graham &c Cedar Mr. j. H. Harris corner
Broadway aud Hudson and North streets Mr. b. Ouack
enba 700 Greenwch Mr. g. Inman 18Th and eh
sirre 9Th Mr. g. w. Emhrec III East Broadway
am: Mrsr A. B. D. Sands, 100 Fulton street, William.
jan I26mis e. arFr. r... Z.
RHEUMATISM. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Golden
H Oil outward application certain for that
ing disc Rheum n in small vial. three la each One
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To THE PUBLIC.

IN BROWN Co. having hcreofaIe made great improve
- ia the m1nHfsciuc Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
80 THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention to
Ibis a important branch e busnes and aaer themselves they
hive succeeded in manufacturing srcls which xhtne
hal the eonoed result Of several experiences in the
ache much attention and in the
Brown Co in presenting ths public think they have
reached the umaiun Of beauty chcapness durability
and comfort to the They also manufacture and have
doing for tine SUPERIOR Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This ha; has been highly approved by
is public, long experiences will testify All cash.
therefore good customer Pays the losses Of Dad Wholesale
dealers supplied al the shortest notice st
BROWN X Cos. ne Priced Hat Store
sep 10 liz Chatham, corner Of Mott street
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CORK SOLE B9OTS.-LOREN BROOKS, "a JoLn-sl
~ eoT Of Nassant keeps hand and makes order
a,er proof Cork B0ot OF quality Combining elegance
with durability and ighess They particularly recommend
ell gentlemen who delicate in health and liable take cold
from cold feet Gentlemen invited call and the
article, where they viii find good assortment Of boots made in
the latest French style. nov l6-eodt