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AND ODORIFE
RQIIS POWDER. for perfuning ID fmgaiills rooms-

For specially these articles preemineuly service
,e emitting agreeable fragrance and The time destroy
ing completely any unpleasant SMELL ~
AIo hrebers Pomaium for the rapid erswth The
hair; Keosoe Too, wash prepared from the
genuine Kreosote for cleansing and preserving teeth
Compound Tooth Ache Dp for the
for The Of sod coughs & Camp-nd concentrated Syrup
Of SanApziaa together with Almond Gum Capae, and
large and choice Of other Syrups Swaims Panscea,
Lees Pills. Mops Vegetable Life Pills, aud large isty Of
other patent medicines, III warranted G nune. y
The above articles be had wholesale retail at M
"a l. FORTENBACHk MILNE'S,
ian l-ln% IA Hud on Reed
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NUMBER $50.
LAMARTlNE'S DYING POET.
Translated BY Mrs. Elicit.

It's thus al night the wild harp. far and faint,
Blending with waiting streams lis airy plant
Pours 10 the wind spontaneous melodies
The charmed traveller stays his steps To hear, fl
Aud thrilled with wonder, marvel whense 20 near
The sounds celestial rise.
Give TO the winds, the flame the ocean. roar
These strings which t. my soul respond no more
The harp Of angels soon these hsads shall sweep.
Soon thrilled like them with an immortal FIRE.
Ssraphic hosts, perchahce my ardentlyre
In ecstacy shall sleep.
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T1HE TRUTH Will NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i DISEASES CURED-Dr Goodwll's Gonorrhes and

elect Detergent The only nfae remedy discovered for
onorrhea and Geefs become we'll known and estab
hed all parts Of the Kingdom require any IL
which instance has failed has
raRed in fartyeigh hours The desperate and rfs
natoy ct Gonsrrhea. elect and Whites in all their
Structures, seminal weakness pains of the lou rrron ut the
nrehra and gravel well chronic affections Of the la
der and kidRey ever violent Of long sandng TEi sa6
aud emily nfahe remedy agreeable liquid and VI edt cts
constitution being composed OF Sarapals and the choicest
medicine Of the kind only requires limited trial To know
lis efficacy. Every that has made use Of this medicine has
ms physician and has been secured Having
proved eecual in almost thousand and never TO
knowledge failed The and increasing sale
from the of the highest medical characters
well as experienced lis salubous and beneficial
prove great and ory other med
Of the giving muscular strength and vigorous
whole frame. The most delicate females take
safety. Dr. Gooawiis Detergent Is safe certain
and speedy above diseases from the most the
most pr,racd without risk Inconvenience
or suspension from business See that eradicaed
patched up doctors quack medicines make
use of single he convinced Of the mets
their own physician with secrey II will the
diseae in male female of the most fatdious
delicacy blessing human kind ought siwsvs he
hand word the wise, take MEDICINE hut the above
and keep away quack Doctors, wue appear
every public print and then take mercury and save your
constitution -,
knowing several friend. who have been cured IL" fact that
we k,ow. - =
For sale by appointment Patrick Deke 4l3 Broadway
ner If Ispenards J. vme o Wslke and Bowery,
and nv Co $40 Greenwich st. two doors below Spring
Price 81 cents per bottle. gan o-ii
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NEw-YoRK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2a, 1886.
COUGHS, COUGHS.-CORBYNs COUGH Loz.n- /

COUGHS, COUGHS.-COkBYh'S COUGH L.ozsn
~, seIs, prepared ny Coriyn 70, VW hoih'n London
ghe, standing to he Of the best for he
Coughs Colds Asihmas &c offered the public; many
sand have experienced their happy ssiuay effects
of whom have been by am,ic and couumpvs complaint
reduced the brink Of the They promote easy
exPecortion and tendency to inhamaon
of the lungs shcrte difficulty Of breathing ard the gene
box. single will be found su most
obstinate For sale by o. COL Y chemist &c 35l Pearl
Of Frankfort Franklin Square, the only for
city. su27 -ims
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An ambassador, 200 years ago" Among ether dis
courses some was of Sir Jeron Bowers, ambassador
from Queen Elizabeth 10 the Emperor of Russia, who,
because of some of the nobemen that would 60 mn
stairs TO the Emperor before him, he would not 20 M
I'LL the Emperor bad ordered these two men to be drag
sged down stairs with their heads knocked upon evey
u'n I un'i 'Ney were Killed. And when he WAS csme
p they demanded his sword of him. before ne entered
the room he told them that if they would have his
sword they should have his boots too and so caused
his boots TO be puled off, and his night gown and sIip
pes to be sent for and made the Emperor stay until &c
conld go in his night Dress since he must not 20 as
soldier And lastly, when the Emperor in contempt,
to shew his command of his Subjects did command one
TO leap from the window and broke his neck in sight
of the Embassado he replied that his mistress aid set
more by and did make better use Of the necks of her
subjects bat said that to show what her subjects would
DO for her, he would and did fling down his gantlet be-
take up in defence of the Emperor against his Qaees
for which, to this very day. the name of Sir Jerom +
famous here"-From the Diary of Pepys -
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COMPANY-Persons eject assurances with this Com
psny their lives the lives Of others and either for the
whole duration Of life for limited period The payments ..
premium may be either made annually, in gross
udrcdd oIlr f,r0
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NENUINE POLANDRIA OLA sure East
NJ ladian cure for the Rheum ismThis Pona Oh is the
essential oil extracted from the Pollnara and nfable
for that distressing disorder. the rheumatism in all il.
Fer sale by p BuIne CO.. $40 Greenwich deJt be-
Spring; Patrick Dick AIS Broadway. of Lpehard
strcr J. Sy,De 63 Bowey, of Walker and Dr.
on Of Grand street ard the Bowery Pnee 81 jan f
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GREENWICH COAL YARDS.-51S Hudson eer-
" OF Leroy an Alb Hudson Of Amos WHIT
ALL LAwT0N respectfully inform their friends and the
Of Anthracite Coal that they d,y receiving cargoes
superior quality schuyki Coal warranted TO be equal
Coal od this market (under name they would call
particularly the Spohn and Gate Veins From arrange
this year they feel satisfied they win be able give
tien to consumers botL as quality and price.
Orders strictly attende,
Orders received by A. De Camp Co. 81 Wall street or
Ten Eysk l82 Washington j. Roorhack 1876 Bowery
teither sfiheir yards JAMES D. w. WHITEHALL,
s..... w. LAYTON
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MADAME MALIBRAN.-Exracto of private letter from
Milan, Dated Dec 2:-Last night tie autumnsI sesso.
OF u iearo della Scala ended with the repre- sen,ation
Amore, in both of which Madame Malibrsn sang with
her usual success. Every air she sang, as well q
every concerted piece in which she took part. was en-
cored and such is the enthusiasm of the MIanese for
teen times during the evening. The spentor Of the
scene last night is hardly be nbed, fsure to
yourself wv boxes filled with all the rank and beauty
OF the country and the pit overflow and though
me performance lasted FIVE hours soul stirred till
the close at past one this morning Lord Her,ord and
his young ladies, with vyst number of other distn-
guIsed travellers presented and joined heartily
IN the applause bestowed upon this enchanting ac,rss
The only subject Of conversation is when the Scala
Is 10 be reopened and YOU hear in all saceiies. she
sings again from Christmas to the 9th Of March, vhea
+ she departs to gather fresh laureIs in London"
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SUSPENSORY RANDAGES.-A general sssort
- Of the articles for sale Mop Ann street isr 2S
GoNORRHRA, GLEETs. sTRICTUREs,

GQN0RRHEA,G MEETS: STRIETUKES,
" Seminal Weaknes Whites Irritation ut the Kidneys, Blad
der Uriasy Cana and Postra Glands Pains in The Lns and
all vererea Of andiug be speedily cured ny the
OF only bottle Of Dr. Homes Magnum Bosum
ton OF srsapa and the choicest mac which has stoed The
test OF As years experience and should De uef all by per-
e fere troubled with the above diseases in all
their dren stages For sale bv A. Underh 6 Beekman
ner OF williams B. ChEenev. la Buwery between Grand an!
Broome; ohn C Jr 458 Broadway. OF iroome and
by T. AUSTIN AZ Carmire street Price 50 hottie" jan 2f
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MO QUACKERY-TAYLoR SONS Vegetable Psnarea,
inf ibe relic for Coughs. Sore ThTst Hoene Colds
and Irritatis Of the Lungs
III the season di.aeeeahe and oen fatal visitors cold
coughs &c and solicit attention Of the public to Veeea
HE Pnacea invarisbe beneficial ec pompt 10 offer The
Panaoes on condition does Afford relief the shall
returned II he bad repoory No. 5s Dissio and
al Dr. Evans No IS Division and ST Broa.way The genuine IL
signed ON label by ror Son. and sealed with their seal
TAYLOR son,
-dec Tiff .-.- Propriet r. for the United States.
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C0ESUMpTIOy.-DrLos Rain ofGilead. Balm
~ in al the different Is medicine -x'sn .pd
should always have trial. medicinal proper e arr nly
For sale by Patrick Dickir f3 Bro away: j. vmr 63
Bwery and by r. B1et Co. $40 Greenwich street Pice 80
cents per bottle jan 26-f
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giving muscular strength to The digestive Il
ncisic- from the Ay Gieadnsis Balm Of GIead Ire
which native Of Abysna and ns'urzed in syria The in
csion of branch The Balm Of Gead Tree yields only TIN
drops day. II is powerful stimuaEi and expetorant
giving relief all those who aborng under
lon coughs asthma splitting Of blood tough morning pbeghm
hoarseess and preerer of the lungs The Balm Ge,d
Balm should always be used the Of the above
dea:e and if medicine laid down The United sia Phar
macopeia will do good this the medicine that will effect the
Tbs medicinal virtues fhe B~m Of Gead Tree well
known by who has knowledge of medicines and
known be tie best medicine for coughs colds and ashma
all their different stages.
Dr. Loveman Balm of Gi-ad Balm, been established
upwards Of forty and by the highest mcdica
characters for long standing Coughs Astmas, hosseneess in
econ Lungs splitting Of blood and Influenza Il produces
all astonishing vrtu the in its highest per
on should always be used when there chance Of
coyery from the above diseases M reputation and invaluable
pertes well known require further Thor
sands this city testify they have been cured of
coughs and have been nv Grated and restored the
blessings of pristine health and vigor Tn. valuable medicine
needs only trial prove its efficacy in eving all the above d
Numerous certificates might be published offs extraordinary
the proprietor considers tie and properties
Balsam Of Gead Tree sufficiently well known without them
The sales Of this medicine is sufficient proof Of its being
tie valuable of all vauabes Price 50cents per bottle
For sale by appointment BY Patrick Diokie AIS Broadway;
Syme 63 Bowery of Walker and by p Burnet Co
SO Greenwich doors below Spring jan Aft
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TyTJlrPE PASTE-For Coughs. Colds Be- far sale whole
d s,Ie and retail bv N q. GRAHAM Druggist
jan p ~ II ~ Ceisr st. c1ri, r9I Nlnam .t
AGATE MORT RS-F-r Jew, Ter. and chruists use,
n f'r sale by DIR. LEWIS FEUCiITWANGER, 1ff
ianS ST. Broadway.
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DROvEALL THINGs.-DOCroR sriLLMAN's

pROVEALt TIL NGS.-DOCroR STiLLMAN'S
Msgn tic Odontica nfalbe for the Tootsche and
restoring teeth and gums health and beauty and aeng the
deceived teeth and purifying and sweeenine the breath
Sman. Magnetic Odonca has the sole preference and
paironized by the medical faculty of the highest reputation and
rightly bestowed where truth and justice demand it, and
every person of intelligent and thinking mind should
The ingredients of which Dr. Smans Magnetic Odonca is
pc perfectly harmless and is health pesver Of the
gums and month"; and every lover Of good teeth who value
the teeth and wish them, should not be without IL For
by Barnet &Co, $40 Greenwich street. doors below
Patrick Dckie Alb Broadway; and by SyRe, s. Bow
erY.o Of Walker Price 81. ian Aft
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READER, the following is an advertisement Of
DIR. BRANDRETH,S.

Let s;s truth be Impressed eery mind-Iaat all pain
uaAaess orng to morbid, sagns, and corrupt dunos
(Which impcle the circulation ST the 6iood-Brandreih
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25
GAlE or rI-u FIVE SECTIONS OF LAND.

XN7 HEREAs, by m act of the General Assembly of
 W the State of Arkansas, approved 4th November, is50 the Governor constituted the Agent of the State, to dispose of the FIVE SECTIONS OF LAND grant, ed to the State, by of Congress- approved the
 3d day of June, ls6 for the purpose of completing the Public Buildings commenced in said State:
 Now, therefore, I, JAMES s. CONWAY Governor of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in ed as aforesaid, do hereby make known, that the said
 five sections will be offered for sale, in the following ner, viz
 SEALED PROPOSALS from individuals. desiring to purchae will be received untl Me second .Bonduy [9th 9 Januagy nerf, inctusUe which proposals will be opened on the following mornings and if the whole ar any part of the said five sections have been bid for, by responsible person. responsible persons, price not less than 1aeetpe Dota,s md Fl7y Cets per acre the whole eneh part may be thus bid for will be sold and conveyed to the individual individuals who sa have made such bId bldsprovlded the terms of sale hereinafter specified complied with In all inc stances, the highest responsible bidder will be allowed the preference and if two arc highest and equal the bidders thus situated shall immediately have the priv lege bidding publicly to determine which ofthem will give the highest price.
 And if the whole of said sections shall not be disposed o m the manner above proposed the residue will be of fered at public sale the first Wednesday after the se- cond Monday in January next, [IIthJ, at the court-house door in the City of Little Rock
 The sale will commence at II o'clock A. M. and con- tnue from day to day until the whole shal! have been o fered 1t will be sold tracts not less than quarter section The purchaser will be allowed the right to mako his selections and locate any of the lands belonging o the United States, within this State the survey which has been made, approyed and plat thereof returned to the proper Registers office.
 Tn all instances the location is to be made with the Register of the Land District in which the land select ed situated provided that no bona fde improvement included by any location made n virtue of any por- tion of said five sections, without the consent of the CT of such improvement. No part of said five sections will be sold for less price than dollars per
 Isrms ef Snfe-One-third of the purchase money to be paid the day of sale oncthrd in six months and the remaining third within twelve months The pur- chaser execute notes with sufficient securities which bear the rate of ten annum from the day of sale until paid.
 If combination between individuals is discovered or believed to exist which would operate against the inter- est of the tate the sale of said five sections the right to postpone said sale is reserved and will he exercsd
 Given under ny hand at Little Rock this ccd day of November, A. D. 1856. J. s. CONWAY.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

The following is the result of the Congressional election in South Carolina, except one district: For Charleston Distret--Hugh s. Legare. For Richland, &c.-Franlin II. Elmore For Kershaw, &c.--John P. Richardson. For York, SSc.-W. K. Clowney For EdgeGed, &c.-F. ". Pckens. For Beaufort &c.--R. Barnwell Smith, For Fairfield, SJc.-J. K. Griffin. For Pendeton, &c.-W Thompson In one District, viz: Georgetown, Marion. Ste. the result is not yet known.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25
N.ORIEANs. Oct. IF.

". ORLEANS, Oct IF. The Schooner Creole Captain Gormier, arrived at this port, yesterday, from Tampco whence she sailed 2d October, bringing s2s9,ooo specie By her We learn that every thing of political nature remains as per last adyIces. few hundred mserably clad and halfstarved Mexican soldiers had been ordered from Tampico to Satllo, thence to join the Mexican army at Matamoras, to operate against the Texians, provid- ed the government could raise sufficient funds, by ex- tortng extra rents, taxes, &c. from the people of Ia manlipas to support them until they arrived at their place of destinaion.- Bulletin.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

MExIco.-The Schooner Creole arrived in New Orleans from Mexico, the 18th ult., bringing $2So,oo0 in specie, for several of the New Orleans merchants. The U. Stales Revenue Cutter Dallas was lost on Tampco bar the 2d of September, and her officers and crew came to New Orleans, passen- gers in the Creole. The schooner Indian, Capt. Ran- tford and the schooner Henrietta ha seized and condemned by the Mexican authorities at Tampico on the charge of having than the permitted quantity of goods.-Louisville Jour-
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

We think that of the Ohio editors has rather a fair hit at the editor of the New Castle Delaware Ga zeie. This latter individual since he concluded to be- come Van Buren man, had placed Jack s4ss at the head of an article ia his paper abusing Gen. Harrison Our Ohio friend, whose paper Is neutral ii its po-
 tcs, remarks that nothing Is more common than fer authors prefix their portraits as fronspeces to their own works.--.N r. Courier.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

We sec it stated that Mr. Van Buren has written | letter expressing nneqavocally his appreciation of the conduct of the nineteen Maryland Anarchists He knows no motive of action but his own interest To advance that, he would gladly bring destruction upon any country in the world To aggrandize himself, he would not hesitate to destroy the a-preservng dykes o the country of ms ancestry and let the ocean over spread it with wide waste of waters.
 Louisville Journal.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

HE SoUTH SEA ExPEDIToN.-The vessels des- ned for this interesting service all launched, and will doubtless be soon equipped for the voyage.
 The frigate .Macedoaan, the flag ship of the expe- don has been rebuilt at Norfolk on portion of her original tlmbers, and launched on Tuesday last and the two brgs ordered to be built at the Boston navy yard have also been launched within the last ten days, and one of them is already spared and ragged. They are represented very strong vessels, of about two hundred and forty tons burden, and have been built in seventy working days.--.Nat Iat.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

IMPORTANT FROM SpAIN.-The New York Mer- cantle Advertiser contains intelligence from Malaga to the 26th of September. A despatch was received at Malaga on the 25th from Madrid, announcing the complete defeat of the Carlst army consisting of l4- 900 men, by the army of the Queen, with the loss of several hundred killed and 5000 prisoners. The news confirmed from another source. There were great rejocings at Malaga account fthe victory.
 Louisville ,Jorr
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

One of Baiie Peyton's anecdotes about horse raeing ihe Vice President, 8sc.-Mr Peyton said when he first went to Congress he was on very intimate terms with the President On one occasion he accompanied him and Mr. Van fnren 10 inc Central course to witt ness trial of speed between Besarius and Emily When the latter was brought the he appear ed very restive. The old man became very much ex- eited-hs whole soul engrossed in the sport that was just about taking place. He placed himself erect m his stirrups, and speaking to the trainer, said, "Boy hold that horse-don't let him this way--you should break him of such tficksI could break him in an hour Here, Mir. Peyton, stand here and time there is but ono proper place to time-Nr. Van Bmen get behind mo, that horse will run you" And, , said Mir. Peyton, Van got behind the old General and there fellow citizens, he has been ever since.'
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

Our readers may remember that Secretary Woodbu- ry stated, in his letter to Dr. Waterhouse that in the event of real quasi with Mexico, the surplus revenue would not be distributed among the States It appears by the latest intelligence from Washington that President Jackson and the Mexican Minister have qnarreled, and that "a real or quasi with Mexco'' actually anticipated. not tile quarrel got up hy the administration mere pretence for annulFng the distribution bil And will not the administration, on the lst of January, assume the responsibility of with holding from the people their money!
 Louisville Journal.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

A paper, called the CHRONICLE, has been published in N. II. about eight weeks. It commenced with be- ing mild, gentle, and scrupulous supporter of Van Bafen, but has already become one of the most vrl- lent Tory papers in the Union. New Hampshire must be the land we have heard spoken of where if you stick pigs tail in the ground, 1t will in few weeks grow Up whole hog. Louisville Jour.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

The Arkansas Legislature have made State Bank entitled the Real Estate Bank with capital of $l,- 500000. Have 'the faithful" in Arkansas, forgotten that General Jackson is opposed to banksl Or is it only to circulate gold and silver! This must be it.- "Ihiek as blackberresn-M Memphis Enquirer.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25
415,26o ardebs. 2,Sl5 :.
 9,076 ]"
427,160 artlel,s.

427 60 afdebs. This enormous quantity is only the amount of what were destroyed by the troops and population of Alep- po but there besides in the villages of the Arabs and in the districts of Kills, Antab Hammah Marrah and Damascus, immense quantities destroyed which were not measured.
 That the reader may have more accurate idea of the quantity above stated, are informed in the ar Gle that an ardeh IS egna to two schnn.hees and hal of Aeppo--to eight kilos of Constantinople--o one salm of Mata--to two charges and half of Marsees 7-and finally 10 three hectolres of Paris.
 For the information of the mere English reader 1t may be proper to state that bectolitre is equal 10 hundred itres that litre is the cube of decrnere declmetre IS of course tenth part of metre, and metre Is ten millonth part of the arc of the meridian from the north pole to the equator, from which may be calculated that the ardeb equal to fraction over eight bushes.-N. Y. Star.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25
GEORGIA A

The Georgian Journal of October IS, printed at Mledgeve, after noticing the result of the election for members of Congress, as far as then ascertaned says:
 The success of the White Electoral Ticket is now considered cerian-thopsands will vote for that ticket, who voted against our Congressional ticket
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

The clear profit of the editors of the Washington Globe on the Congress printing during the last session was sirfy seren Thousand eight hundred and sepent dofafs Nearly dollar for every lie they have told since !-Wheeling Times.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

THE NEW JERSEY ELEeTIoNs.-A bill was yester- day first day of the session introduced and passed to be ensrossed, providing for holding the congression- al and Electoral Election this year the Sd Tuesday and "Wednesday of November.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-25

A company of U. s. Dragoons, lately formed at the recruiting rendezvous at Sheperdstown, passed through town Saturday last, under the command of Lieut. E. D. Bullock, the recruiting officer on their way 10 Winchester, (Fa) where it is probable they will take winter quarters Charleston Free Press.