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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01

indulgng in bad article of stimulant; and the frall Hunter was expressing her fears that the presence of the dead would prove an injury to the business of her house.
 Chinamen are pluck sometimes it would ap- pear from the folowing:-On the night of Sat urday, the 18th June, band of seven Mexican robbers attacked the Chinese tents located near the Stone Fort on Mariposa ere k and lcceed- ed in relieving the Celestials in one of the tents of all thti snail change and revolvers. They were not so fortunate in their assault upon the adjoining tent, in which resided An Gnu. a | celestial celebrated among the Cantons as being brave warrior, having killed two Mexicans since his arrival in California, who attempted to rob his camp. A fugitive from the scene of | robbery informed An Gnu of the presence of the bandltt, who quickly made their appear ance and demanded an immediate surrender of all the gold dust in the possession of An Gnu | and hls companions. An Gnu bravey refused, when the Mexicans fired upon the tent and | Killed one Chinaman dead upon the spot The | Chlnemen returned the fire when the MeXicans | charged upon them and desperate hand to 1 hand encounter ensued The Mexicans were | finally driven off, but not until they had se- vere y cut several of these unfortunate victims ot Mexican rapacity. One Mexican was dread fully beaten with clubs by the Chinese, who, untimldated by the revolvers in the hands of the robbers rushed upon the villain and drag ged hlm to the ground. A gentleman, who visited the scene of action where the fight had taken place, states that there must have been a desperate scutfie, the ground was literally torn up by the feet of the combatants, and the soil looking as though it had been sprnk ed with blood. On the day after the fight the Cinnamon in the neighborhood assembled in great numbers and buried their fallen comrade with martial pomp.
 Qnlte q little shooting scrape" came off on the 18th ult., at Yankee J inns. Placer county. says the Sacramento Union: "A son of the Emerald Isle had been imbibing rather too much ot liquor known as r.g. whisky and, of course, Was evidently on the fight; accordingly he repaired to the house of a Portuguese named Joe, who had built fence, according to the statement of the attacking party, on the ground ot the assallant; said assalant, John D., tore down large portion of J Oes fence, when the latter, not relshing such proceedings start ed with pistol in hand to meet his foe. Here the sport began. Indignant man with an axe, engaged Ill the destruction of the fence, starting to pursue the excited man with pistol. who threw rocks for some time, then fired three shots at his pursuer, without effect, however, Alter this they had long chase-one with axe. the other with pistol Tremendous crowd cath cred to witness the proceedinss-some of whom separated the combatauts, also inducing them to lay down weapons. The fnate was grand Set-to, ronghand tumble Erins son side by side with his antagonist. Both whipped and both got licked"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
A Distinguished Know Nothing.

TOT the benefit of such of the southern K. swho believe that Sam and Sambo are not and the same person in the northern @es' we copy the following from the Penn Fanlan:
 LEAVING THE AMALGAMATIoN.- Bed- uazette IS requested by Mir. John A. Bow o Napier township, in that county, to state. although he has been jealous whig all He, and voted the Know Nothing ticket V the dissolution of the whig party, he s~Aot go aboIitionism, which is now the ban unaer which the leaders of his old party TT lie, therefore, wishes it to be put upon 'ld that he Is tired of the tom- -toolery which, 'ome years, has governed the conduct of Opposlton to democracy, and that he in- l'' at the approaching election, to vote for J' Packer and the whole democratic State county tcket--an example which will be g~ed by hundreds of other honest whigs in 4iofd county who have been similarly sur f'a With the abominations of Know N othing- and Abolitonism. The Gazette says MT. E ven Is man of the first responsibility, rank among the most intelligent citizens, and aalulates him upon the noble determina- "wlllch he has arrived, and cordially well es hlm to party which is founded upon OOnstltutlon and Declaration of Independ-
 Let all other conscientious men do like. sand they will never regret the step."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
The Chemistry Of Nature---A Self-Acting
 Laboratory

The gastric juice which reduces the food in the stomach to a semi-huid, and the bile which tempers this crude material and adapts it to the purposes of nutrition, are the two principal agents in the production of venus blood. As health depends mainly upon the quality and purity ot this tlud medicine which acts inn medlately upon its elements dischargin, there. from every tainted and unwhoesome particle capable of feeding or creating disease, must ne cessar1iy De the true elixr of heath-a sure antidote to the seeds of all 'ii+erratstlisorders. In thlS consists the wonder working power of Holloway's Pills. They seem literally to com- pei the stomach and the liver to do their whole duty, and to remove every impeiment to it's performance. We learn from their distinguish ed inventor the mo}us 0perandi of his medicines but our knowledge of their effects is based on our own observation as we'll as on the testimo- ny of the world at large. We know Ehat the victim of liver complaint, with attenuated frame, jaundlced skin and lack -ustre eve ra- pldIy recovers strength, energy and healthy appearance under the disirfecting, renoyatiuo and regulating influence of the Pills; and if the dlStul bancc of the internal functions has pro- duced external disease, that too disappears un- der the searching action of uollowav's Oiut ment. The liver Is very susceptible organ. It always sylnpathiseS with the stomach and lntemperance in eating or drinking over appli- eaton to business, anxiety, sudden changes of temperature, an unwholesome atmosphere, and lnnumerable other causes, tend to derange and obstruct its action. What is the practice of the faculty in cases of liver complaint? Their sole remedy IS a mineral poison QuicksHver, or one of its deadly oxides. Salivate! Salivate! Sa- lvate! IS the word. To cure one maladv another Is created. The liver becomes the bat tie ground between dangerous disorder and a worse remedy; and if the patient escapes with hte or without carious bones and contracted slnews, 1t Is by a miracle Iiolowav's Pills on the other hand strike at the very source of the disorder, and at the same time give tone to the whole system. Let common sense determine whether It IS better to annihilate the virus of disease by an inocuous vegetable preparation. or to administer poison by way of antdote.- M + Sonday .Nesury.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01

Died-Very suddenly of acute inflammation ot the throat, on the 24lh day of July, 1857, at hls residence near Chchaah village, TIMOTHY nANEY, esq. aged 72 years
 Seldom has 1t fallen to our lot to record the death of one, as amiabe in every department of life, and as universally regretted
 Mr. Haney was a resident of Union district South Carolina, and emigratedd to this State in l839 and has resided in Yell county from that time to the day of his death
 In his death our community sustains heavy loss: his hospitality knew no bounds, his door was never shut against the weary traveller, and his hand was always open to relieve the wants of the poor who were never thrust away in need. In all the walks of life. he bore the character of an honest man, "the nobest work of God" He was an alfectionate husband and father, and an indulgent and kind master.
 He leaves devoted wife, and children, the latter of whom are all grown, together with an entire community to mourn his loss.
 lUnionville, s. c. papers, please copy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
Manchester Trade,

Manchester Trade. The Manchester trade was dull.
 London Money Market The money market was unchanged
 Consols Consols had advanced Ii and were quoted at 9O3 9O5L
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
For the True Democrat TO MISS G. V. H

The wreathe of fow'rs sent by you, Dear C. I've press'd and laid away As emblems of thy friendship. true. And that thy heart goes not estray. And in my lonely silent hours. When solemn thought pervades my brow. Or wandring to Elysian bow'rs, (lhy gift before me then as now.) #, ~lll De source of joy to me To hie away from thought like this. And dream again sweet dreams with thee Of all our past and future bliss. What care l if frown or smile From this harsh world be east If have won thy love, and guile Knows not thy heart, So chaste The ehensh'd treasure now is mine. And memory's gleam shall trace Forever, in the fowr and rhyme The lineaments of thy face Ldttle Roct. Aug. 24th 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
MLane's Vermifuge, Prepared l. Fleming Bros, of Pittsrurob

UT During practice of more than twenty years, Dr. N'Lane had attended innumerable patients afflicted with every form of worm dis ease, and was induced to apply all the energies of ms mind to the discovery of vermifuge or worm destroyer, certain in it's effects: the re- suit Of his laborS is the American Worm She. chc, now before the public, prepared by Flem- lng Bros, of Pittsburgh, which is perfectly safe ana may be given alike to children of the most tender age or to the aged adult; it purges mildly and subdues fever, and destroys worms with lnyara0ie success. It is easy of adminis.ra- ton, and as 1t does not contain mercury in any form Whatever, no restrictions are necessary with regard to drinking cold water. nor Is it ct- pabIe of doing the least injury to the tendere,t infant An incredible number of worms have been expelled by this great vermifuLe.
 (GT Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIPTGE manufactured by FLEMING BROS. of Puts- burIh, Pa. All other Vermifuses iu compari- son are worthless. Dr. M'Lane,, .enujDe Var- mIiuSee, also his celebratad Liver P.ls. can now be had at all respectable drug stores. None ger't1e 10lAtoW ate signature Of
 FLEMING BROS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
Holland

The Echo of Hague says: "We have now before us the three bills for the abolition of slavery in the West Indies, and presented by the Minister of the Colonies to the Second Chamber. From rapid examination we can affirm they only nominally abolish slavery- According to these projects government will dlsburse sum exceeding twelve millions of horlns to purchase slaves, who are afterwards to be allowed to continue to work for their mas ters as previously, or labor under the direction of the public functionaries, but they are not to regan thelr real liberty until they shall have reimbursed the expenses of their pretended emancipation, and shall also have gained the consent of the authorities"
 Spain.
 Talavera had been declared in state of sieoe on account of a destructive fire, which the go- vernment attributed to the revolutionists.
 The Spanish correspondent of the London Times says that the Spanish Mexican question vii! be further discussed in Paris. Lord How den had arrived there from Madrid, as also had Lafragua, the Mexican Envoy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01

STRYED OR STOLEN-From the sub-
 lo scliber, on the l4th nst one somel Asp, horse bazed face slightly crease fallen right 6ySA hind foot white, with saddemark on his back. ab11f P hands high bare-tooted all around when he left and very tendertooted known as the Ge0,0e EgdJeJ horse Any one delivering the horse to me will re- ceIHe the reward of S25 %. For catching the thief anu lodging him ill jail in Pulaski county. will oiye S50 WILSON A piTPnon V
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
UOLLOWAY,S PILLS.

lho mild yet thorough operation of these Fills upon the secleye and eXcretive organs renders them invaluable remedies for summer complaint coic worms, cholera morbus and all internal diseases of children, as well as of adults Sold at the nanufoc torres No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York. and No. 244 strand London and by all druggists, at 25c 15c, 70
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
Total 125 9l l6 2

I0IaI...... To JI l6
 The House of Representatives consists of 134 ~nbers-ll8 members constituting majori-
 As the case now stands, says the Wash tm Union,-allowing no change in the four ~es where elections are to be held-the de- -'ats will have a majority of S,ateen in the II House. This majority we think will be 'eaSed to e1gbteen, as the two vacancies in the ansyIvania and Indiana delegations will, in E probability, be filled by democrats
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
lIfOI.T.ANT FD AII.

Every man, woman and child should read the ad- Ve lI1e,nentN which have been inserted in our coI umnN ny Dr. Eusterly of St. Louis His inad ines are .. selling very rapidly in nearly every town and cy Ill t' western states, and there has been but one DWing the last two years Gver one III,n ,rsI En1- S"nd BoiteS of pr. Easerys Iodine and ~ar~auarjlla hty5 been sold also one Hundred Thousand Bottles HI or: EaSerys Fever and Ague Killer and >erv lIooper's Female Cordial and the demand i, evar,, day increasing which shows that when articles DOS seSs l@h intrinsic merit like these tey dc ot il to x ApPIeclaJed by tie American people, No person ana51I Nl,4 any disease for whiah they are recon- mend should fail to give them d trial.
 They sold by
 Aug II, 1857 i'm I I NcATNO>rr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ME third ssion of this Institution will open on \ Wednesday morning. Sept. 2d, at o'clock. The faculty will be composed of the following l. Mrs. Julia F. Richard, Principal. 7. Mr' r. Richard, Ancient and Modern Languages D. Alr John Faust. A. M.. Mathematics. Mental and Natural Philosophy. etc. f 5ir. Elliott !. Ives, Professor of Music ? Sr Henri LuSeroc. Professor of Music 5. Miss emalley, English Branches. :. Miss Mary S James. Fngi.h Branches S. Miss Elyira Kimber English Branches. and pre- siding teacherin the Study Hall. Aug D 1857 ii
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
COLLINS X co. BEST AXFs.

COLLINS X co. BEST AYES.
 RECElVED per steamer Rock City. Collins ,S Co.,. 1S best Chopping Axes, k. r. Buff's extra Cast Steel Axes, Matches Claw Hammers Drawing Knives. Planes, Gagues Try Squares, Rim Locks for outside doors all sizes, Finishing Brads, Bell Pulls and Rig ging complete with general assortment of fine Cut lery for Carpenters and House Builders. Please call and examine for yourselves before purchasing For cash will sell bargains and no mistake.
 Sept l, 1857. b. BENDER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
DOCKETs AND RFCORS

~ suitable for lawyers;
 and Dockets. best paper with pages and index, full bound, for the use of clerks; 6, s and 10 qr Medium Records of very superior paper and binding:
 6, 7S and g qr. Denny Records Russia bound and paged;
 From to 10 ar. Cap Records, full and half bound
 Just received at the book store. Sept. l. 1857. .TNO E. RFARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
Cattle Market.
NkttIC 41 dIktt-
 Jefferson City, Aug. "A.

Je1fefson City, Aug. A. Beef Cattle-The market is amply s,nr,Iiad u;+1 western and Texas beeves and prices easy for plr [hasTs at loc ' IL net for western and Sl6@35 9 head Tor Iezas cattle. Receipts 26 head. s iaoss-lT1ces at 9]sgloc 5 tb net 4 heavy stock. head. stock of near 500 head remain on sale. nilch CoW>-PIiccs at $3o065 ,9 head
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
NO WONDER HE WAS TI!t.rr,-r
HEAD AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
 ROCHESTER, October l9. 1852. MEssRs. FLEMING BRos-

HEAD AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
 ROCHESTER October l9 1852. MEssRs. FLEMING BRos.-
 G~t'.neo-Ilaying experienced the beneficial eiee.s o pr. N Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills n,,- pared by you. take great pleasure in reeon,mendn, them t" the public. l feel warranted in ,a,in. that they are certain cure for liver compliments md .u oHos diseases, no matter how difficult or lon +anJ ihg. myself was afflicted with this dreadful disc .s4 i"r oyer twp years, and oh how thankful a,n +bst heard of these Pills l purchased of one of vour agents three boxes, and before l had finished tbe tAfd box Was completely cured. I ycrilv believe hHt for pr N Lanes Liver Pills should have now o1eii IT ny grave; but as it is am how cnioyi, b besy ot health, and stand living witness of tbse eH- Hrne! of DR. MLANE's LIVER PILLS. Beside. reeo'eiingmy health consider that have saved in pocket some two or three hundred dollars l .ji's fees
 Thi~ testimony give you with the ,.r.atc-t rI.a- suro and hope t may d. something towards makin. thAa iA.a.tble Pills known to all M ho..re ,g,ip, with HNer complaint. WILLIAM IIISS
 Traveller in Western N Y .ty Purchasers will be careful ii,r. for DH NT LAM \ CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. rnanuiac- sGied oy FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh. Pa h5re are othrr Pis purporting to bu Liver ITls h"" before the public. Dr. N Lanes genuine Liver llia also his celebrated Vermi:dse, can now he had at a' respectable drug stores. Ne 0eaufqe sriIglt "" S#"'S"e" FLEMING BROS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01

1 >,r in five years from the present date Rus
 'A have attained the age of one thousand an event to be celebrated by the erection >, monument, for which subscription has eet upon foot. The monument is to be Ss.n the city of Novogorod, the capital of a,io. nos ruler of the empire, and voluntary con- gs' o's m ald of its erection will be received M lsea lsa'aent officials throughout the empire
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
Spain.
Masonic.

At special communication of Rockport Lodge, No. 58, August 24th, A. D. 1857, of Free and Accepted Masons, the following pre- amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 | WHEREAS: It has pleased Almighty God to remove from his earthly labor to an eternal re- freshment our brother SANFORD KAREN, who was but few short hours ago among us in the enj yment of health; but by the sharp scythe of time has been suddenly cut down, and has passed from the " level of time to that undis- covered country from whose bourne no traveller returns" Be it therefore, Res0iUed, That we bury our brother accord ing to the usages and customs of the frater- nitv.
 Resolved, That by the death of brother liar bln, we have lost true and worthy brother, and by his death we have received a lesson of the uncertainty of life, and the vanity of hu- man hopes.
 Resol0ed, That the widow and orphans of our deceased brother, are proper objects of our care and protection.
 Resolved, That the members of this Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for the space of thirty days
 Resolped, That copy of these resolutions be furnished the widow and orphans of the de- ceased by the secretary, and that the same be spread upon the record.
 Reso51el, That copy of these resolutions be sent to the True Democrat, Gazette and Demo- crat and Arkansaw Traveller, for publications
 T. II. CLOUD)
 N. MILLER, Com.
 F. A. WARD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-01
NEW REPRESENTATIVE

X FKEPOSSESSING accomplished young man \, aged 23 whose acquaintance is very limited. wishes to make the acquaintance of i ladv of sone Ncai1h) Wlth view to matnmony. age Or beauty of person of no consequences as the advertiser s of an "mlable loving disposition, he seeks only of ike to that of the face. All communications strictly confidential and returned if desired Please address.
 A. II. BASSFORD,
 0epl. l, lo0' lt~ Memphis Tenn