Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04

| ly known as they are simple and easy of access. The prescriptions are by the physicians of Mem phis:
 TREATMENT GENERALLY PURSUED WITH THE 1 SUFFERERS BY THE PENNSYLVANIA.
 The free use of white lead in linseed oil, such as is used in ordinary painting. and covering the part we'll with soft carded cotton. kept on until signs of sloughing, then remove, and re-apply to all parts not deeply injured; to the deep sloughs apply fine olive oil and lime water. equal parts, on soft linen, and as the wound heals dress twice daily, with ointment of the sub-acetate of lead.
 T.F. PEYTON, M. D.
 One cf the Physicians cf tue Third Ward.
 White lead, three parts to one of linseed oil; parts painted well and then covered with bats of cotton; allowed to remain until sloughing commenced, then 1t was removed. The deeper scalds were dressed with ceratum plumbi sub acetatis followed up in some cases where gra- mutations eXuberant, with nitrate of silver in stick For those who bruised and in iured otherwise cold water dressings, etc., with appropriate bandages, etc, with in every in- rtance, porper attention to the secretlons.
 w. H. HAWKINS, M. D. Second Ward one of the AHending Physicians"
 The Collins line of steamers has been condi- tionaliy sold to French company.
 There has been destructive fire at Leaven- worth, Kansas Total loss $150,OOO.
 Professor Morse has returned from Europe Ten of the continental powers have awarded him premiums amounting to S9O,OOO.
 We clip the following from the Scientific Ame- | .;o,, If o,x- oontiopnor ;C dionoca1 to eret ur, an hour or two before sunrise and try it, would thank him for a report of the result of the ex- pertinent:
 ITO KEEP CooL-The best mode of keep ing buildings cool and free from flies during the "dog days'' Is to open all the windows and doors for an hour or two before sunrise, so as to fill every accessible portion of the building with the cool, fresh air of the morning, and then to close them sufficient to keep out the sun and light. The cold an within will serve as bar rier to the entrance of the heat during the day, and the darkness to the entrance of the flies and other insects.
 The terms of the following United States Senators will expire on the 4th of March next:
 Clement c. Clay, of AL, re elected; Wm. K. Sebastian, of Ark; Martin w. Bates, of Del; D. h glaS, of H.; G. w. Jones, of Iowa--James w. Grimes chosen as his successor; John B. Thomp. son, of Kv.--L w. Powell chosen; J P Ben iamin, of La; w. Pitt Fessenden, of Me; Henry Wilson, of Mass; Chas. E. Stuart, of Mich; A. G. Brown, Of Miss.-re-eleced; Wm. Wright, of \. J.; $. Reid, of N. C.. Philip Allen, of R. I-Heury B. Anthony chosen; A. P. Hayne, of s C.; John Bell, of Tenn.-A. o. P. Nich- olson; chonsen; Sam. Houston. of Texas--J. W. Hemphill chosen; R. M T. Hunter, of Va.; James Shields, of Minnesota The commissioners of emigration met at Staten Island, N. J., and their report show s falling off of more than three-ffths in the inn migration to this county:
 No. of Emigrants arrived to July ', 1858 36358 No. of Emi9rants arrived since to July1t 4203 u iot"l' ''''. '....'.... fOool To same date in 1857 1Ol l9O
 The Riviere affair is about fizzlet out Mrs Blount got short of cash and agreed to go home with her husband if he would pay her bills Miss. Emily accompanies them, so except that Rvere is still "lying about loose" the affair is concluded A yonng lady friend of ours says
 
 So are we, if for DO other reason that our ex- changes will be filled with something else than the movements of these foolish parties
 The English are meeting with reverses in India
 William T. Porter, editor of the Spirit of the | Times, died recently in New York.
 Four millions of dollars worth of gold dust from the Frazer river mines has been deposited at the U $. mint at San Francisco.
 The earthquake in Mexico has destroyed many lives, estimated by some at fifty, besides destroying aud damaging buildings and public works. The losses sustained in the city of Mexico are estimated at S6,OO0,OOO At other towns and cities the damage was greater. throw ing down the houses temples and cathedrals The motion is described as rocking one shak- ing the buildings to pieces and crushing the in- mates by their fall.
 Several accidents have occurred on the north ern railroads. One on the Erie railroad occur red lately by which six persons were kil ed and forty-four wouuded. Of course, ''no blame can be attached" etc.
 The Alta California contains an interesting ] account of twelve Japanese rescued from rudderless junk on which they had been tossing at the mercy of the waves for six months. | AN APPROPRIATE RECEPTIoN-On the Sd of July the republicans of Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga counties gave public reception to Senator Wade and Joshua R. GiddingS They formed procession which, to use the language l Of the Ashtabula Sentinel, the republican organ, was headed by twelve beautiful negro girls each bearing banner representing the twelve States that are true to freedom" who, also, with their flags, occupied the stand. This was every way an appropriate reception. Giddings and Wade, in their congressional action, made the Interests of the negro paramount to those of the white people, and 1t was proper that in the | procession welcoming them negroes should take the lead of the whites. We do not consider in fact, that Giddngs and w Jade are in any sense the representatives of the white people of Ohio, but solely labor for the interests and carry out the views of the colored population. By the | by, their flag should have had but eleven stars on 1t instead of twelve that being the number of States that voted for Fremont Cincinnati Enquirer.
 The New York swindlers are a bold set. A tcket-seller, that is, one who sells tickets for passages in vessels, or steerage tickets at the price of & and as cabin tickets, was lately arrested. The N. Y. Sun says: l Frank Fowler appears to have been quite successful operator. His office is at the cor her of Chambers and West streets On being recently brought up for selling three California passage tickets at round profit of S225, he re- marked that the present city government was the first honest one he had ever to fight, and he added:
 l used to pay more money around this office, to keep on the right side of people, than any of you think
 He proceeded to define his position, in sub stance, as follows:
 I don't deny but 1 am a ticket seller. and make smart profit on my business; but was formerly d politician, and know all about the ropes of that kind of thing; and know that