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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16

Among the latest inventions "down east is patent Ind.a-rubber steamboat, with white oak boiler.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16

In the Circuit Court in and for the County of Arkansas State of Arkansas, at the June term, A. D. 1886. MARIA VERDELI by her nextl
 friend, William Sexton, IN CHANcERy
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16

OLD WINTER IS COMING.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16

isa siie ille ehtsfea Ills suet ID 10 the handle and reached his heart He struggled for few moments. and died have had many fights with bears, but that was mere chid's play this WIS the first fight ever had Wlsh cougar and hope il may be tho last
 
 Messrs. GALES < STATION: h looking over lato Trench journal the Ca-etts dc .afmsees, met with the following cure for epilepsy. which nay possibly be worthy of an experiment, and with that view send you the translation. ".
 An innkeeper, named AraiIol, residing in the rue de Home, in Mafseilles, afforded an asylum for up- wards oi years 10 an unfortunate shoe black named Iheurame, who vas subject to epilepfic fits in conse quence of . fright in his nfaney. Ihouiame ia now about 39 years of agc The fits came on him periods caiy every 24 hours, aud with great violence When the cholera broke out Ut Marseilles, the milkmen in the nelghbofhood, who every day ln eonsidefa- ble numbers 10 Artahes house nGt finding ms forner iy any customers for their n in consequence of ther absence from the city, from fear of ihe epidemic, or rom on impression that t predisposed to dysenery, gave Ii to Thonrame whom they piled and sympa- thsed with. Ito lived for , months on nothing but milk, into which he dipped his bread He often drank upwards of ten pots of during the space oftwenty- four hours Sometimes he ate watermelons, which were likewise given him from charity. Under the ope- ration of this regimen his fits have diminished, and it is HOW more than moniiis ils experienced iio slightest attack of his disease.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16
E ATTEST EaGgTV Al OF
 l 1EiW w GOODS.

YNZILLIAAI B. WAIT has just received, direct from
 w New-york a large and general assortment of FILL .qNi1 WINTER 63Giss, consisting iii part of the following articles viz:
 Red green and white MaekinaW and French blankets; red, green, white yellow twilled, coored Canton and figured Salisbury fannels satinets blue and mixed kerseys 3-4, A and 5-4 brown and bleached sheet ngs red and mixed linseys; indigo cheeks ehambrays fancy twilled. mourning, blue prints blk and cold Cir cassians 13-4 Marseilles quilts birdseye and 84 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 musllns ; furniture and cambrc dmity wide gros de Swiss Italian ustrng: cold gros de Maps; white, pink. cold blue- black and rich figured Poult de soe senshaw and col ored Florence silks thread edgngs fancy dress and merno hdkfs; printed Thibet wool, 44 and 54 merno, 5-4 and GA silk and 84 scarlet slke shawls ladies' kid white lace silk and white linen gloves gents buck skin, castor, hoskn, white kid and white linen gloves ladies' embd silk, merno, lambswool fancy and white ribbed cotton hose; chldrens mixed and scarlet hose waddng spool cotton; furniture and carpet binding India rubber aprons ladies' super danask and plain nerno eloaks otter ur har and seal eaps and fur collars
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16
Ready-EEa9e CEo6gai,ss, viz:

Camblet coaks blue and green blanket Petersham and Flushing coats blk and blue cloth cassimere, satinet kersey and Flushing round dackets bd and white satn white Marselles and painted velvet vests drab, black beaver and silk hats mems thick begged, russet, kip and calf brogans boys sewed and peggd brogans calf white and black satn kid and prunea slippers; and leather shoes; prunea, gaer and leather boots
 Also, assortment of f1rdooare, Queens and Gtaswars Gaalesal. and Pistois
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16
 NO. 3Y.

before the tight would be over This time he succeed. ed n fastening on my Jeff arm, and was just beanning 10 anuse himself by tearing the flesh of with h,s fanos when tipped my knife into his sde and he let DO 6is hold much b my satisfaction.
 lie wheeled about and came at me with h'increasea tury oecasioned by the emartine of his wounds. tow tired io blind him. knowing that If succeeded he would become aa easy prey so as he approached mo
 watched ny opportunity, and aimed blow at his eyes ~'n my knle, but unfortunately it struck him on inc nose, and e paid no other attention to fl than bv shake ef the head and low growl Ilo pressed me close, and IS wns stepping backward my s, ,r;nne, ID sine, and fell 10 tho ground Ifo was down ,,o et ne ike nisht-hawl upon June bur. us se;,ad hold the outer part fmy right thinh which afforded him considerable amusement the hinder mart os h;a body was towards my face arasped his tal win ,nv
 left hand, and ckled his ribs with my bnline Ln;s. witch held in my right. Shll the crtter ylonldn,t let @ hts hold and as found that he would aeerate my leg dreadfuly unless he was speedily shaken ofg tred to hhfl hIm down the bank into the riyer for cur scaie had already brought the edge of the bank l stuck my kniie into lis side, and summoned al ny stfenih to throw him over He resisted, wns desperate heavy but ut last got him so far down the dechvy that he lost hls baance, and he rolled over and over uaiil he anded on the margin of the river; but ii s ta le dfagged me along with him. Fortu. natey fell nppermost, and ls neck presented fair mark fer my hunting knife. Without allowing myself time to breathe, aimed desperate blow at bis neck and the knife entered his gulle ID 10 the handle. and reached hls heart. He struggled for a few moments. and died. have had many fights with bears, but that was mere chhdss play; this Wis the first fight ever had Wilh cougar, and hope i may be tho lasl.'
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16

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Die tarharen Sespcbner BON starf @ountt
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Gin SouCtn0 l(rbelter rperoen
Goe(eib oerlon9t.

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$50 It
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~ an Daniel Sutter,
Glib 9untinseon 2aunitip, WtfmSrtlane
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Senatorial:
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9ar eonsreB: Semue' OainbY:
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6n N(1snor: @barIe5 Woe.
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Q!uft6uns BON portne:fd tp.

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Bta,e uab SObn 8udius il. beltehenee part:
nerlebip ii beute init bsoerisitser 3uitimmuns
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@e0eben unter meineF 0ano n &0n!on, beH
s61eu Tag Sulpe, u .. 1885.
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eeentau6 wetee icD in reiper Sffis ii @an=
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Der Den 2ar BON oensn in @n'pfans uebrusu-
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S>abltsbeno 1T Der $arbetros
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1886 bon jeoem 100 Sbaler
nprphhnef t,ninH
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Theory founded o truth is consistent"
GEARS. AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE.

Il
Inc broad and inconsistent theory that the human body Is
subject only disease and that only medicine required
does therefore er his medicine niaibe for all
diseases nor does he pretend that Other nedein may mol N any
which well adapted these pills for curing all diseases org
mating doce cd ofh digestive diseased state
liver impuliy of The blood Instructions the
raj secIeticn Their effect IL TO excite and MAINTAIN natural
action the stomach and bowels. and produce dis
charge them all the morbid bilious mser which tyooH
To stimulate the liver into action, remove hillary obuc-
os and promote HEALTHY secreio OF Inc oe ana aid all The ma
turs seoreons of the Whole discreet and perseyeng
Of dyspepsia, liver complaint, and those diseases occaoned BY
bilious Affections impurities OF the blood distinctions ct any of
he natural ecreons They entirely vegetable and the primer
ingredient OF which they ale composed an extract oaed BY
the author himself em vegetable where 10 be onnd bat In
experience ooossoed unusual suerng from and
liver complaint fer thirty Thousands of iespecssbe indvi
Try tested their Effects, ard The authors
uary effect They be taken all occasions of ndsposi
on by both of all all and cannot ia produce
vegetable Cough syrup has proved peculiarly in
coughs colds and all diseases of the lungs and also Vegetable
Extract which has produced remarkable effects in Dropsics Alice
lions.
The medicine and circulars giving general description
numerous Ger fcac c the good medicine nay
his Office, 4! Ann The following Of those
given certificates Of The good effects of ke medicine
Mr. Hnman 9th Avenue between 18th and 18Th slreehs ia
nd Rs,;ng pill NJ A ws.on soe Henry steel: Mr.
Bingham, Lewis Mrs. Nj. Caudwe so Bsyard street
Besides these efren be given 10 numerous ndd
ua of the first responsibility this city who have received
been (soIicited from different parts Of this state
Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, South Carolina and Ne
are peuy nviied 10 cali at his sce and receive erusE
and such enquiries satisfy thm repecngt stca
The Renovslng Pills J. Disturnells 1856
and Mr. R. LoekwSe AS Boadwsy MA Bsaky. 242 Hudson
Mr.. N. B. Graham SO Cedar Mr. J. H. Harris
enbak zoo Greenwich .,ree M s sh and 18th
in the sth M G. w Emhree al East Broadway,
jan I2-6mn
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dissolution OF CO.PARTNERSHIP.-
- The copartnehp heretofore existing between
ofHoRN FREES this day dissolved by mu-
tua The Of the late firm will be by
JAMES HORN J who will continue the business his
count. JAMES HORN, Jr.
WILLIAM b. FREES
Custom House Hotel, Feb IL, 1886 feb 2sSt
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AUCTION SALES.
C. n. YEOAIAN, Auconeer.
ELEVEN VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS
ia ON PRINCE. CROSBY. AND Orange STREETS,

ELEVEN VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS
e. ON PRINCE, CROSBY, AND ORANGE STREETS,
TO close VAN ANTW ERP VAN DYKE will sell
ancon Thursday Sd March, IL O'clock, al THEN Sales
Room, No. l9 Broad street.
The following desirable improved property worthy the attention
of capitalists sting The front Prince CT from
aRd nearly opposite Miles Garden, and
running back lis Orange and Crosby On
Prce three story brick HOUSES the first stories
all in oGor. On Crosby street, there
brick houses with domer windows and basement
rooes The yard &o all in sosd order On Orange
brick houses, also, in good order
Autographed and further description OF the above
premise. be- ready the auction the 18th inst and
given in future advertisements. The sale absolute Term.
per be paid the suctioneeTs day Of sale SO
per h Of MAY the deeds ready, and the
balance being per remain bond anu mortgage
Title ndisputabe A. No. 81 feb H-dts
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CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.
CORNER OF PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW
YORK

THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS of
the Custom House Hotel Late Loveoy open
reception of company HOT COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, PIES,
asd Other Refreshments including OYSTERS EXCHANGE
PLAN, viii he furnished in the Coffee Room the
day The Ordinary aeat and and well
the best Vands which the market possibly Afford will
subj order hour of the day Break will
he served from to IL Dinners from ~ 4 Tea Suppers
from TO r. Oysters every STYLE ervedup The
subscriber having made aoh alterations and the
former house. to the respectable class Of the Mercan
tile public place of quie rtso where resreshmen
furnished moments notice. The subscriber hopes by mremted
industry combined with disposition please and
to merit share of the public patronage JAMES HORN, J
Corner of Pine and Nassau street
An extensive Reading Room also attached the establishment
II 2p
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PHOENIX s. Co..
WHOLE 81 l. 4 q q GERS,
COMMISSION am" MERCHANTS,


COMMISS!0N MEk CH MIS-,
II OFFER FOR SALE large and general assortment OF ar
iole in their line, which they will sell onhe most liberal terms
New York, Feb g. 1880. ieo S-lm
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING COMPLETED ar
raneements, boh the spOng and manufacturing OF a-
ce their lire Of business enabled connect with
their retail that OF whoesaeing and take
this opportunity Of informing merchants dealing in Watches
Jewery Fasey Goods that by these they will
be in receipt of all articles connected with the Jewey
rads both foreign and domestic which they will furnish the
best advantage desiers of the city. The foowdg articles
have jus. s-rn received, viz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of NJ. j. Tobias
Co.; Jno. Harrisen; Moneas ard others manufacture with
variety of French and Swiss ofhe Lpue duplex and anchor
opponents.
PLA TED wARE.-shefied aud Birmingham manufacture,
Us BrAncke Casters; Candesicks; Butterbs Dishcoves
Bot,esland Epergnes with glass Dishes Walters, &c &c
JEWELRY.-Dianond Suits; Ear Rings; Pins and Rings
Suits Of Cameo, Mosaic and Pearl Gold Comean and Agate
Ear Drops God Chains of variety of p1iern Fiorentine and
Roman Moac in of Ear Rings and Pin both real and imIta
ton; Gold and plated Seals, KEYS and fob oh.ins.
FANCY GOODS-Sier Shell, and Ivory Gard Cases; Gold
and Silver Snuff Boxes Gold and Silver evtrponed Pencils,
Tooth Picks &c. Bonzed goods of variety Silver and
bronzed Card R,ek beautiful Card Baskets Purses Eye
Glasses and Specacles Comedian and Agate Desk Seals Cologne
Stands Cigar Cases Holders with great variety of other
articles.
Additions making every day present assortment, and
will he made render desirable for Soun and
Western merchants 10 call upon MARQUAND& Co
feb +lm l8l Broadway.
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MEDICAL AID.-pR. GLovER .ppIIzs d

MEDICAL AID.-DR. GLOVE Err sppfize The
1Vl public thht he he consulted confidential
usual his Office, where his devoted
and of certain delicate Diseases their different
Also, elects, Strictues Gonorrha Seminal Weakness
Ulcers Of long sanGng and all diseases arising from iapury OF
the blood ard such have baes the skill Of Surgeons t
renoed in this branch the profession. Strange apped
Dr. Glover having completed The regular Of Study obtained
his degree in Medicine and Surgery in Philadelphia therefore de
sire not 10 be enumerated the number of those advertising
and putting nominal doctors whose every pub
ic print.
He will be found his Office No Ann street, Broadway
second door from the American Muuen, heu during the
day and erefng until 10 O'clock There his
ohce The first through his the second being the third
the Museum through private entrance his Office door