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The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

E. w. CARR, s'
 ARKANSAS. GARLEN SILVEY, Jackson county. A. J. HAYS, Ashley county; ID. w. JEFFREY, Mount Olive, Izard county. K. l.. PHILLIPS, Washington, Hampstead county; J. T. MlLEHAM, Franklin county; Wm. M. BOWERS, Fayetteville GIDEON TUCKER, Batesville Independence county; JOHN A. LINDSAY, Powhattan; ELlHU RANDOLPH, Desha county; JOHN M. MITCHELL, Gainesville, Green county; VIM. R. CAIN, Pocahontas, Randolph county; LEWIS SUTFIN, Boliver, Ponsett county; ROOF H. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; J. $. JORDAN Monticello, Drew county; THO'S RIGGS, Postmaster RchwOods, lizard county; VIM. M VAN VALKENBURGH, Warren, Bradley co; GREEN R. JONES, Esq, Smithville, Lawrence county; l.. B. VENABLE, Van Buren county JOHN HAVIS, Bradley county; c. H. JACKSON, Mount Penson, Jackson county; VIM. A. CRAWFORD, Saline county J. w. McCONAUGHEY, Searcv, White county; A. J. BROOKS, Boomer Sebastian county; JAMES M. MONTGOMERY, Lewisville, Lafayette GU; Capt. w. LANDERS, Sulphur Rock, Independence co; J. W. WILDER travelling agent solicit subscriptions; W. B. YOUNG, Dover, Pope county; THO'S F. AUSTIN, Yellvle, Marion county; J. w. BERNARD, Nonostown Pope county; JAS R. BERRY, F. M., Huntsville, Madison counly; JAS N. JOHNSON, P. M. Friendship Saline county; C. L. SWEET, Sweetville, Crittenden county; THO'S MILLS, Polk county; JOHN w. FULLERTON Hot Springs; ROB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store Ouachita county; Dr. L. l.. MARTIN, Long View, Ashley county; N. l.. BAKER, Fulton county; JACOB PATE, P. Pleasant Plains, Independence CO., R. N. CARGILE, Conway county.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

CALIFORNIA AND ITS WEALTH.-We are in- debted to mercantile friend of this city for the following extract of letter, just received from an intelligent person in the California gold region:
 "The writer has just returned from the nor thern mines, and can assure you that the ridi- culous stories about the falling off in gold are without the slightest foundation. They are only beginning development, continued series of profitable workings which must give em- ployment to ten times the present number of miners for century to come. The agricul- tural wealth of California is only equalled by its mineral, and the comforts of miners here are far more than they are in the coal regions of Pennsylvania"
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
NO. 36.

that are necessary to be done when the time comes for us to do them. If we wish to make political speeches. and it is necessary for the best interest and kingdom of God, to make them on the Sabbath, we do it. Brother Kim ball has seconded the motion that Dr. Bernhis- el be sent back to Washington as our delegate; all who are in favor of it raise your right hand"
 More than two thousand hands were at once seen above the heads of the congregation
 '1t is all right I would never call for an opposite vote. l will try it, however" Not a single hand was raised in opposition"1
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
Col. Benton's "Vision."

Col. BENTON, in 1880, described our imme- diate future of to-day as if with prophets eye. Let what is passing before our eyes say wether this will not exactly apply In 1880, BENTON said:
 l can have vision also, and of banner with inscriptions upon it, floating over the head of the Senator from Massachusetts,, MT. w. while he was speaking the words, Missouri Question, Colonization society antl-slavery, Georgia h. dlans, Western lands more tariff internal im- provement, anti-Sunday mails, anti-masonrv., cavalcade under the banner-a motelv group most miscellaneous concourse-the spekeled progeny of many conjuctions- federaists-be- nevolent females-po}iticians mho have lost Meir caste-national repubicans-al marching on to the next prsidential election, and changing the words on the banner, and repeating, "Under these signs we conquer" Did you know it, Mir. President? Your looks say mo- But I can- not be looked out of my vision. 1 did see some- thing, the shade at least of a substance-the apparltion of a real event-making its way from the womb of time, and casting its shadow be- fore l shall see it again-at Philippi-and that before the Greek kalends, about the ides of November, 1892"
 And suppose adds the Boston Post, that one of his brother Senators, say whig-say MT. CLAY--had risen in his place and said: "Yes, and you MT. BENTON, will be leader of this speckled progeny" What scathing rebuke the then democratic champion would have utter ed! "I sir, ever to be the leader of such motelv groupe, sir! Never, sir! repeat, sir, never! The very suggestion, sir, is libel on my reputa- tion,sr'' Time, ambition and disappointment work great revolutions. Now the motley army IS forming, and this BENTON isstriving to be commander.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

UTAH-Brigham Young in his address to his people, speaks thus of his authority:
 'I have no fears whatever of Franklin Pierce excusing me from office, and saying that an- other man shall be governor of this territory.
 "We have got territorial government, and am and will be governor, and TO poauer can hi,a- der st, until tue Lord Al'mighty says: 'B,rgham, yov ''eed not De gove'mor any longer,' and then I am willing to yield to another, have told you the truth about that"
 The Mormorn manner in electing delegate to Congress is, to says the least of it, quite un- lque Young, as presiding Elder, is preaching when he says:
 "It came into my mind when brother Bern- hisel was speaking, and as the same thing strikes me now, viz: inasmuch as he does first rate as our delegate in Washington, I was going to move that we send him next session, though it is the Sabbath day.
 q understand these things, and as other peo- pie say, We are Mormons.' We do things
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

Judge, I'll scalp the whole Wyandotte tribe if they dare to boast and brag before me in that thar way anyhow"
 Johns case was duly considered, and as the scalping was thought to be fair set off to the boasting, he was discharged, with the verdict, s'Served him right,
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
The Oath.

Do you," said Fanny, t'other day, ' In earnest love me as you say? Or are these tender words applied Alike to fifty girls beside?'
 'Dear cruel girl" said I, "forbear- For by these cherry lips I swEARn' She stopped me as the oath took, And said, "you've sworn, 80 Aass the 6ook!''
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

MIR. EAERETT's SUcEssoR-Abbott Law renee, esq. Gov. Clifford, Robert ,. Winthrop and Rufus Choate are talked of as candidates for the honor of succeeding the retiring United IS in Washington attending meeting of the Regents of the Smithsonian institute. Mir. Win throp has once declined seat in the Senate Mr. Clifford, the Boston Atlas formally announ- ces as having been appointed Attorny- General of Massachusetts, to succeed Mir. Choate
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
fordgn anb 9omesdt ths ym&rnal ymppbeets, %itrat
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS TJ ESDAY MORNING. JI

in our midst, who have so faithfully labored to propagate it's lies and to spread its delusons, will yet agree in denouncing it-as the mightiest i'm posture and the most deplorable delusion that has ever darkened the understanding or per- verted the moral instincts of mandkind."
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

SUFFIcIENT.-The Types of the Lexington (Mss. Advertiser, thus tersely but all sufficient ly apologize for deficiencies there may be in their last issue
 Our foreman is absent the editor gone on a marrying expedition, and the "devil" and his imps left to get out the paper
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
MASONIC Monthly and Week.

MI ASVNIt WOHthIy iHU W eek. >> KNSs< 1fl ly PublicatiOns.-South 6S NfPA<VI~> Western Masonic Miscellany, Charles e--Z%4SS3& ton, s. c. A. G. Mackey, editor, mon 77gZgssS7---2 thly. price E. in advance. @FEFT Freemason's Magazine, Boston, Mass
 C. w. Moore, editor, price s2 in advance Masonic Mirror and Keystone, Philadelphia. Leon Hyneman. editor, weekly. B in advance. American Freelnason. Louisville, Ky. Robert Mor- fis editor, twice a month S1 in advance. Subscriptions to any of the above will be received by Albert Pike, esq, or at the Book Store of
 JNO. F. REARDON agent Also New Trestle Board, adopted by the Grand Lodge at its last session, parts in Vol. Macleys Lexicon of Freemasonry. Mackcy> Alliman Rezon.
 Stewart, FreemasOn's Manual.
 The Analogy of Ancient Craft Masonry to natural and revealed Religion, by Scott.
 May 23 JNO. E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

HERE Is an improvement from the "outside barbarians'' of the old world, which every one who has ever assisted in putting down a carpet will devoutly pray may be domesticated among us
 Perhaps eight out of every ten of our req ders have experienced the annoyance of lav- ing down carpets; have felt the rush of blood to the head; the straining of the neither garments: the unpleasant rappings of the tops of the fin gers instead of tops of the tacks, which that employment is heir to. The foreign corres- pondent of the Newark Advertiser writing from Florence, suggests the basis of reform which all houskeepers will appreciate and desire. Here,' he says, "iron rings are fastened in the floors when the carpets are laid, and they have hooks in the binding, for which these rings are eyes, so there is no taking out and mailing in of tacks, and carpets are raised and lain as noiselessly and easy as bed covers.'- There are good many people about this time, we imagine, who will approve of the hook and eye system for carpets, and the abolition of the tack, hammer and bruised fingers T0y Whiq
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
l n R W A R X .

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work not be surpassed by printing establishment the country
 We have procured, of sixteen hundred dol. lars of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which enables to do book and pamphlet work superior style and very low prices.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
Blacksmith Tools.

N a'.s.-.l THE undersigned has now in store fine
 &1"" assortment of blacksmith tools, among "mch will be found the following: best Nashville bellows, assorted sizes; Eastern .s best mouse hole Anvils " Screw Plates; '' Stock and Die; :" Cotton Key Vice. F Hand Hammers assorted: 5 Sledge " men are offered very low Call and examine before P"aichaslng 4. J. HUTT.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
Agents for the True Democrat.

V. B. PALMER the American Newspaper Agent, is THE AUTHoRIZED AGENT for this paper in the cities of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, and is duly empowered take and subscriptions the required by lis receipts will be regarded payments. His Offices are BOSTON Scollay's Building; NEW YORK, Tribune Build. ing; PHILADELPHIA N. w. corner Third and Chesnut streets.
 w. H. MCDONALD, New York city
 $. E. COHEN, Philadelphia, Pa.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

IEINA INSURANCE CO.,, of Hartford, Conn.
 THOMAS K. BRACE, President. T. A. ALEXANDER Secretary. The subscriber, agent for the above companies, is prepared to receive applications for Fire Risks on Buildings, Merchandize, Furniture and pro perty generally, at current rates.
 VIM B. WAIT, Agent. Little Rock May 30. 1854. lot
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT

IS PUBLISHED EVERY Tr1EsDAy MORNING. nv JOHNSON & YERKES.
 Terms of Subscription. TOT one copy one year, in advance, % o,A HoHtHS 5U AL the expiration of the year ...................
 TERMS OF ADWNR p1SlNGo Transient advertisements will be inserted for per square, (en lines ess for insertion 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged s3O Professional cards other advertisements not exceeding square, $lO per annum.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20

Whereas, In the judgment of this Board. call on the stockholders of five per cent stock subscrp tons will be necessary to the successful prosecution and completion of the surveys of the Cairo and Full ton road, and such contingent expenses of the company as will be likely to occur: therefore
 ReSolted That all instalment of five per cent on all stock subscriptions heretofore made shall be paid on or before the first day of August next and that the Pre- siden cause notice thereof be given in three news papers along the line of said road and prescribe the form of receipt to be gwen therefor. May 23 II.
 The Washington Telegraph Arkansaw Traveller and Arkansian will copy until Aug l.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
SADDLERY! SADDLERY! ST received by the undersigned. a lar,

7 rCCOtF 2" Ds eI,O Hed, IHTBt Mems saddles in great variety;
 Womens' <
 Brides, martingales, saddle bags surcingles. and everything in this line usually found in stores in this place. Purchasers would do well to give him q call before purchasing elsewhere for he is determined to se! cheap and at one price. AJ HUTT May '54
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
Office Cairo and Fulton R. k. CO..)
 Little Rock, May IS. 1854 E lIf f3ITC NOTICE is hereby piyen to il

< Stockholders of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company. that in obedience an order of the Board of Directors, call Of five per cent is made upon all stock subscriptions heretofore made payable on or be- fore the first day of August next to WM. B. WATT Esq. Treasurer of the company, the agents of the company appointed to solicit stock subscriptions or to either o1 the Directors who are hereby authorized to receive and receipt for the same.
 Monthly returns must be made to the company-the dates and amounts received, specified on the return should conform with the receipt issued.
 Blank printed receipts will be forwarded in due sea- son. ROSWELL BEEBE President
 B. C. HARLEY, Secy of the Co.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
IAN HUREN FLOUR

JUST received 5000 lbs Van Buren Flour. eoual if J not superior to the best St. Louis. Give it trial
 May g A. J. HUTT.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
COPYING LETTER BOOKS.-3

N roo pages, superior article, paged and aIpha- beted. just received at the Book Store of
 May 23; 1854 JNO. E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-20
A Month Later from New Mexico. Full Details of the Different Battles with
 the Indians.

The Santa Fe mail arrived at St. Louis on the 18th. We take the following extracts from the Republican of the 27th:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-08
Instruction in husic,

". city, wouli respectfully give notice that he is
prepared 10 give instruction in all the various depart
mem OF Vocal Mu'ic, TO classes private pnpils,
viz Rudimental Instructions cultivation of the voice,
vocaliziug and SOeegio Singing, and would also
gage classes in the Practice OF Church Music Gee and
Chorns Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass, and the Piano
Forte, will be given at his room NO go Summer St
or At the residences # the pupils Terms reasonable
Mfr o. bsgs leave TO add, that all those under his in
struction il receive his prompt attention, and
honestly applying himself assidduousy his profession
to merit liberal patronage.
NJ III communications through the Post 01ice, or
left az Dofr Co.'s Book Store, No 205 Main Street,
will he prom pity answered.
Piano F0rtes tuned.
W orc. ster, Feb g. 1854. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-08


Two House lots, Wi'hiu lew minutes walk Of Cit"
Ha, can be bought very low, If applied for immedi-
a'ey,
An American gin 1esres place in private family, to
do light Homework, and sew for her board
H1usa wanted 1T Of pri, capable Of accommodating
ie TO rs boardefs, fora good customer.
Situation wanted, 10 drvs or take OF horses by
young man who has had experience.
two-leneineni house. 10 exchange for farm.
Houselols wanted, IN exchange fsr house.
A &c man girl wishes piece 80 DO house y Ork.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE cau be hah
a tenement wanted, within mile fCiiy Hall, with
little land
Two girls l2 the other lG years of age, wish for
places to do homework Wages, 81 ana rs cts,
Situation anted. by young assistant book
keeper
mother wishes to give away daughter eight months
old.
Farm wanted-40 to so acres offend.
American girls wanted to go into the country and
work in a shop.
House wanted, capable of accommodating to IL
boardrTs.
WET NURSE can be obtained.
233 Main street---Up Stairs. 233
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-08
I.u M B E hi

yTNHE subscribers liberty 10 devote their
J. whole lime to the Lumber trade, and would re-
specially call the attention Of all Carpenters and Build
ers to their concern. Having secured the EXCLU-
slVE USE of several LARGE MILLS, are now
ready to furnish, at short notice. Frames of all kins
of the best timber Pine Spruce, HemlOek, In lois
from twenty TO five hundred thousand ieet and will
guarantee satisfaction. All in want of Frames the
coming season. will, do well TO call early. Finishing
Lumber OF all kinds constantly on hand at the Low-
Market Prices, such Southern Hard Pine of all
Dimensions, shingles Clapboards, Laths pianed an
iointed Floor Boards. Of Hard Pine Soft Pine and
Spruce, Eastern and Western Finishing Lumber Of ali
dimensions Also, Cherry, Black Walnut, and White
Woodland, in fact every kind of Lumber that this
market demands.
N H. We are prepared TO send Frames aud lumber,
Of all siuts, all roads leading from Worcester the
very hest of TERMS md respectfully solicit liberal
share of the public patronage
T. o. X EARLE, Washington Square,
Worcester February l, 1854. fsb4 d&w3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-08
SPECIAL ND
ElsPOasTAN,r N0YECEl.

2 - = y ~ m y 4 . u 7 :" y n N = MS
A LII persons having Unpaid Ac-
4 N counts with the Subscribers, are
requested to make immediate payment,
and are hereby notified that all accounts
remaining unsettled at the first day of
February, will be left with an Attorney
for collection. All accounts must be
settled at least twice a year, or we must
stop giving credit.
B. L. HARDON g. co.
jail d&wistf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-08
AUCTIONS.
Farms at Auction.

w ILL he sold, on WEDNESDAY. the lat day O
w March next, at 10 s'plack A. NJ eli the Rea
Estaie formerly owned by Fny SNOW and situated in
the Westerly part OF eicest his home farm, contain.
ing 1870 acres pleasantly situated, good road, near
the road leading from Leiceserto Spencer, with good
and convenient buildings thereon house aud barn cup.
piled with running water The larp is in good conii
tion-thH land OF sond qnality-25 acres covered Nth
wood and timber Also, the sawMill, and 81 acres
LAID adjoining, with house and barn--the mil in run
ming order. Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
Inquire 4 Ezekiel Daniels IN Worcester, or OF
ia20 d&wtf 5. GLEASON, AuctlUnetr.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

l1{fs1 gtSuUUS, &C
PRICES MARKED
I'D q w III
CHAMBRLIN, BARNARD& CO.'S,
The Sale qfOar Entire Stock of
. II 2 c. Q O ID s.,
CARPETS,
millinery, Upholstery, asad
EUR2yLsEZ1NG GOODS,
COMMENCES this day, WEDNESDAY,
" January 4, 1854, and our Customers, and
all Purchasers, are respectfully advised to avail
themselves of the bargains offered
Our stock has never been so large, at this sea
son of the year, as now
Among other attractions, ara
500 yards Plaid Silks, at so cents.
600 yards Plain Changeabe do, 81 IL cents.
1900 yards Striped and Plaid do, at 81 IL cts.
600 yards Rich Rrocade do, at 62 IL cents.
All the above silks were selling at rs cents to
1925.
All our rich Black and Colored Silks will be
reduced in price, during this sale, in about the
same proportion.
1000 yards
Raw Silk, and Cashmere Plaids.
selling a. so to rs ceQts-lormer price, $500
1000 yards Rich "a Poplins and Cashmeres at
81 the yard, former prices, SLIP IL to
$3.50.
1000 yards Best All Wool DeLaines, at SO cents
the yard, former price, rs cents to 81, 90,
5000 yards Persians and Cashmeres, reduced
from 81 l-2 to Is cents.
10000 yards Hamilton, Manchester, and
EEkgIgsGa E5e ElaTBes,
Reduced from 25 cents and shngs, to / shil
ling and 20 cents.
1900 yards LYonese CIoths--those sold at 81 liz
and AZ cents, reduced TO Is.
Those sold at 60 IL and rs cents, reduced to
so cents,
tSESsa w IL !S~-- 8 EAsR BEeLS!
All cur Shawls are reduced in price about Is
per cent, and comprise the following,
among other cheap lots -
100 ELEGANT SCOTCH SHAWLS.
Cur own importation, selling at and dollars,
reduced from and dollars.
so Beautiful German Shawss,
Reduced ffom 10 to Dollars.
A LARGE LOT OF DIFFERENT STYLES
Selling from So to IS and few very splendid
Goods at 10, reduced from Is dollars.
900 bVSO0g Square iSis evsGgS,
At prices varying from So, so to $500.
$50 CASHMERE SQUARE SHA WIS,
From to Is dollars, worth So to $25, 90.
100 Splendid Cashmere Long
SEz IL RI s.,
Comprising the most splendid stock ever offered
in Worcester, at prices varying from $3.50
to 80 dollars.
so GENTS WOOL SHAWLs,
1850 to IL dollars.
q @ o $ g a "a Els,
In all styles, from y IL cents to dollars.
900 Yards French Prints, at l shilling, reduced
from rs cents.
900 Yds. French Prints, at % cts., reduced from
81 IL and AZ cts
1000 Yds. English Prntsl at 10 cts, reduced
from IL IL.
5000 Yds. American do at C IA and 8 cts.
Almost our entire stock is Marked down
many lots of Goods not enumerated above, will
be found Great Bargains, and all purchasers vii
find It to their advantage to purchase from GU
Tery extensive stock
Chamberlin, Barnard G. Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-08
Conartnership.

TIME subscribers have formed copartnerhp for the
i purpose of carrying a extensive business
in the Merchant Tailoring Line, and Also to add
that branch large and well selected STOCK of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
Ali Garments m:de at the Establishment are war
Tsped to he equal any that be found in this city
All garments warranted to give satisfaction
OF A large lot of Furnishing Goods constantly on
hand. MECORNEY Il B!GELOW.
MEcoRKEY, !
JOHN j. BIagLow. ! febI do wifi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-08
Tnsuranos AGENCY.

THRANKLTN WHIpPLE, (Ofice 265 Main ST. "a
4 Agent for some of the best STOCK and Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies in this State, and would solicit
applications from all whose property 10 UNINSURED.
BE also Agent for STATE Mutual Life Insurance Co..
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.. aud Mutual Life ln-
surarce TO-, OF New York.
Office 265 Main Street, 81 door South of old United
States Hotel. felt diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-08

THE subscriber off-rs Farms iur sale the coming
l. Spring. Of gcres; / DO 60 acres; do, 70
acfesi do. n acres rad Of $50 acres all III good
buildings, situated iom :: 10 miles from the city Of
Worcester
Also, all theResl Estate owned ond occupied by
the Widow Asnhae Earle, Mulberry Grove IN Lei.
cesier. For iugther information irqpie oil
EZEhIEt. DANIELS,
Worcester, Jan H. 1854 jtzO dawlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Received at 96 Main Street, this day., Dec. II.
e. n. TUCK FIR, Agent.
Homes OF American Statesmen 500
Christ in History, by Turnbuli, lbs
Mrs Ben Darby, by Collins 90
Testimony of tie Poets, 100
The Experience OF Life, by Jewell, rs
Legends OF Brittany, Illustrated IS
WORKS OF Ben Jonson. New Edition, ESQ
Book Of FarlUr Games, ICO
Hot Com, o. life Scenes in New York, Illus
trated, by Soon Robinson, author of ''Wild
Meggie,n Madena," &c 1875
Mechanics, principles aud application, by Oliver
ByrRe, IS
Poo'e's Index to Periodical Literature, 6 90
slirualisn, by Judge Edmonds, l,25
Appielons Modern Atlas ui tbs Earth, 9 SO