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LEANS
VOLCANIC OIL
L [ n I M E N It .

IL L ~ y INI IL ~ L
Glorious .Nctcs for The Sore and The Lame.
You Can .No1v be Cured.
JNHE principal ingredient in this celebrated re-
L medy is VOLCANIC OIL, a spontaneous
production from Natures" own laboratory.
1t possesses within itself wonderful curative
properties, and being chemically combined, as in
McLEAN's volcanic OH LrNINlENT, with some
of the most powerful and eficacious remedial
agents known to the mind of man. renders il the
most perfect remedy ever offered to the afflicted
When applied II penctratcs through the minutest
pores Of the skin 10 the very seat of the disease
dissolving and destroying the cause, thereby pro-
ducng speedy and permanent cure.
THOUSANDS
OF confirmed cripples have been made TO walk b.
the use of this invaluable Linilnent.
RHEUMATISM or TWENTY YEARS. STANDING
Has been permanently cured in a few weeks
The most oathsome ULcCns. that have been run
ming for years. are healed by the use of few bot
ties Of McLean's celebrated Liniment.
TO ALL THAT ARE SUFFERING
From Cancers, Piles Paralysis, Chronic or In
fammatory Rheumatism, Stiff Joints. Tumors,
Swellings, Sore Threats. Neuralgia. Ear Ache.
Tooth Ache, Bruises, Sprains. or any Wounds.
Fresh Cuts, Sores, Burns or Palms. no difference
how severe or how long the disease NAV have eN-
isted suffer no longer, McLEAN's NoLcANIc Oh
LINIMENT will cure you.
There is no mistake about it. This Liniment
win never fail if Used according to the directions
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
II is truly the only etfecal remedy for the cure of
SPAWN, sweeny sprains, bruises, iistula, scratches
cracked heels, chafes and sores. saddle or collar
gals windga, ringbone, poll evil, big head, nodes
or tumors or lameness, sweIlings or cuts that ho.-
SEES are liable 10 from their domestication.
A valuable horse belonging to Messrs. Grant &
Todd, merchants, on the corner Of Carr and Broad
way, ST. Louis, was
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~ NEW
PICKETT TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.

HAYNES y GRiH.4W, PrOpriefOrs,
CORNER OF EIGHTH & MAIN STREETS,
Louisville, ky.
TINE above fre-proof warehouse is much en-
l. larged and is doing fine business. Our re-
cepts have been upwards of 10000 hOgsheads since
the opening of our house-lst of October, 1851
and our sales have have been very satisfactory.
Our mode of selling is as follows, viz Every
hogshead is put up and sold on its own merits, and
after the sale it is-with the owner 10 confirm or
reject the same, al his pleasure.
One dollar per hogshead covers all charges to
the owner after its arrival at the warehouse; aud
he receives his money at the warehouse office as
soon as the bills can be made out. We are pre-
pared TO pay all charges on Tobacco consigned 10
us, and hold it subject to The instructions Of the
owner.
This warehouse is now doing the most extensive
business of any Tobacco warehouse in Kentucky,
and we pledge ourselves 10 attend strictly and
promptly to all Tobacco entrusted 10 our care; and
we refer TO our past years business, merchants,
Shippers and planters generally.
Very respectfully,
HAYNES x GRAHAM, Proprietors.
March l0-lm.-Tch Lou. Democrat.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

EPThe Hon. John Wentworth telc-
graphs home, that Harry Wilton is appointed
Marshal of Illinois; Thos. Hoyne, United
States District Attorney; Isaac Cook, Post.
master; E. B. Williams, Receiver, and James
Long, Register at Chicago; VIM. B. Snow
hook, Collector.
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I HE TIMES

New Goops.-Friend CAMERON has a
house full of New Goods, having just return
cd from the East, where he displayed his
well known taste iii selecting every thing
that combines beauty and utility. Call and
see him. Advertisements next week.
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1883. lelf2s

stssrs4.ls., lCcO. vksss,gE55g.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET LINE.
TTNHE following boats will commence on the
4 opening of navigation and continue in the
trade throughout the entire season, making weekly
trips from st. Louis to Brunswick, as follows:
MARTHA JEWETT, WM. c. JEwErr. Com
mluder, will leave St. Louis every Tuesday at 6
p. NJ and brunswick every Friday al y o'clock
A. NJ
J. ". CLENpENIN, H. W. SMITH, Commander,
viii leave St. Louis every Thursday at II o'clock
J. W., and Brunswick every Sunday at o'clocl.
\. VI.
KATE SWINNEY, A. c. GoDDrv, Commander.
will leave ST. Louis every Saturday at Il O'Clock
P. II, and Brunswick every Tuesday al .
O'Clock a. NJ.
GIT the patrons in this trade, the officers Of
the above boats promise 10 use every effort to merit
continuance of the patronage bestowed on them.
For freight or passage apply on board.
February 3 lS53--ds.
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Missouri IL yer Packet,

Ss'stSs hsesR fE - lrs's'bs
l.. y. WELToN. N!astcr....D u. d. MooRE. Clerk.
III p, This favorire steamer having changed
ts.-.sss owners and been thoroughly overhauled
docked and re-ftted. will be placed in the Missou-
ri river on the opening Of navigation, TO continle
in the trade a. a regular Weston and st. Joseph
Packet throughout the season.
Her officers trust By promptness and accommo-
daton TO merit and receive & fail snare vi the pub
lie patronage. [feblO
MANSON Il BARTHOLOW, Agents.
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Final Settlement,

NOTICE IS hereby given that the undersigned
" will apply al the April Term, Isl Monday. Of
the Howard County Court. FOR final settlement
of his administration on the estate Of Lanentatiou
Bush, decd JAS. c. MARTIN,
March 3-4w Administrator,
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r. n MILLER & { 0

r. H MILLER & Co,
Wholesale anil Retail Dtal,rs IN
CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE,
No. g Hahn street,
Between Chestnut and Pine, ST. Louis, Mo
TJIHE subscribers have now in store and to al
l. rive for Spring sales, one thousand Crates and
Casls Of
Earti,enyyare and China.
Comprising all varieties and qualities necessary TO
make up the most complete assortment ever Of
forcd Cor sale in this market, viz
{. c. Blue Edged. Dipped Painted. Printed.
Paintgd-Flown- Blue and Mulberry, Printed Flown
Blue and Mulberry. Canton Blue, Fancy Lustre
and white Granite Earthcuware, in all their va
riety Of style and pattern; Plain White. Enamel
led, Blue-Raiscd- figured. Lus'rr- Raised Figured
and Gold Band, English China, T.a-Se;tS, Teas,
Plates, &C., &C, Of entirely new shapes and pat
terms.
Every variety of Plain, Pressed and Cut Glass
ware Of American, eastern and Westrrn.) French
and Bohemian Manufacture, at reduced prices.
FRENCH CHINA;
Teas, CoiceS, Teas and Dinner Sets. Mugs, Co.
logues. Vases, Sc, Sc. Of every description
Fancy Articles OF ali kinds, very cheap
English T. y Pipes, and American Pipe Heads,
importation. warranted equal 10 any il The market.
BRITANNIA WARE,
Of every description, from the celebrated manu-
factory Of Gleason & Sons, Dorchester, VI .ss4-
chusetts, at low prices.
We also offer a full stock OF Gouas ordered ex-
pressIy for the
SANTA FE MARKET:
To which the attention of the merchants engaged
III that trade, is particularly invited.
CSg7 Assorted Crates for Country Trade, packed
i'll The best manner, always ON hand.
Our packers have mary years experience. and
put up goods in manner not eXcclled anywhere,
as our numerous customers can testify.
March 3. lSJ3-lm
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The Spring nusiness fOr ESh8

Ihe SEf1uS business lOf GSDS
Will be commenced with a stock Of Five Hundred
thousand Dollars, and we wish it 10 be distinctly
understood that are selling and will continue TO
sell at lower prices in St. Louis, than any mer-
chant buy retail stock at, in the Eastern cit
les, and land it bore. We make this plain state
ment in advance al ,ne season for the spring bu-
siness, that none Of our customers or merchants
generally who deal N ST. Louis, may he induced
by plausible but incorrect Misrepresentation, to
send orders 20 Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
or Boston, when the same goods can be obtained
on better terms in 81. Louis, whenever tie demand
is for an assortment for retailing.
Persons wishing information as 10 The compare.
tive merit Of the eastern and western markets, are
referred to those Of our customers who have tried
buying East, have compared the goods a, home on
their counters, with goods bought in ST. Louis, and
how buy only here.
Merchants who have not visited st. Louis may
perhaps imagine that business cannot be sufficient
! ly extended here 10 justify small profits. To such
we would say, that but few jobbing houses east
have larger business than ours, and that as il has
continued 10 increase, we have continued 10 re-
duce the profits, until they now amount only to a
| commission.
| Purchasers Of Day GooDs are requested TO eX.
anime our Spring stock, which win be complete
by February 10, 1853.
DOAN, KING & CO.,
Nos. 1913 & l25 Union Buildings.
*, Louis, March l0--3m
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EASTERN EXCHANGE

NOR sale at par. Western currency of $40 and
L over, received at one fourth of one per cent
discount. Small notes can be exchanged, at par
by merchants in the city. Southern money as
heretofore. WESTON F. BIRCH & SON.
Glasgow, January 10. 1858.
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1858. REGULAR MISSOURI 1858.
RIVER PACKET.
THE ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER
E'GE.A STAR,
THOs. H. BRIERLY.................MA srrn.

rTlIOC u EpIIRr, i Man..
''
- Tuesday at / o'clock. P. NJ: for s.; Jo-
sas. .' Indenendencr. Liberty. Richfrd. ShIey,
Camden. WgI!in-ton, Lexington Dover, WaveTly,
Carroton, Miami. brunSw.cN, Glasgow, ana all
points "ei"w. IoHile.'lnE her regular trips from
-. Louis. Incsday. February +2d, March N'h 1"a
?2d, April 't.t anu i',", May ID, I'm and 3!s,
June IAN ana <Hln' INIE I-ir anu ~"'ll. August WI
and ~, September OF. an" 2n,n, October an ana
lN,., November -, ION ami -e'h. On her return
VII. leave -. JOSEPH every other Monday, CON-
mgucmE lehrHsrT 2Sln, March l-tn anu INlh.
AiEH III. amt ~'.", NJ y 9.1 and 80, IH7e ON
,-. -v.H. JAY Ill. ana ie'..' Angus. 49, I3l. U"e
.9i., September l-.A ana -u.a, October ION and
n, November Ia amt 2isi' December oth. De
parting from ~. Joseph ut ~ O'Clock 4. NJ; WeS-
ton Tuesdays at : o'clock, a NJ; H.. L"a'e!i"o.tA
a. NJ, f"'k'i'ie 40 a. H.; AanSas !, NJ; Wayne
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
McNEIL'S
SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
aIsd Retail. Nus. II n IS
NaTbei sta ct, 81. Louis. no.


MaTbei sta ct, 81. Louis. no.
TN introducing my style of Hats for the spring
l. of 1888, ! would ask especial attention 10 the
combination it presents OF The most important re-
guSites Of an article Of lrcsS-hcau,y and utility.
i is light, yet strong Of correct proportions, and
at the same time adapted for a summer hat.
In the mauufaC lure OF hats my motto is ''EX-
cELsIop." The richest material, and the best Of
workmanship. united with the most unugiug vig-
lance Of supervision, cannot fail 10 produce a hat
worthy Of the motto.
have full assortment Of the finest goods in
my line comprising all that is new. rich and fash
ionable in hats, caps, straw and Panama goods,
especially intended n meet the demand, whether
wholesale or retail, Of a community now rapidly
advancing in wealth and refinement and those ar
tlticial vents that follow. Al the same tin can
sell the staple goods Of the trade as low as any
other house in ST Louis.
90" J respectfully solicit personal eXamina-
ton vi my stock. JOHN MCNEIL,
II 4 10 Market ST., next house 10 Main.
March 3-lm
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TO PURCHASERS.
CHARLES III. yVTNsH.OW,
Of ,TCIssb
and Grave Stones.

MARKET STREET, GLASGOW, Mo,
T prepared to fill orders Of every description, at
l. the shortest notice.
llzg7 All orders from distance promptly at
tended to.
C5sj7 Persons purchasing from my agents may
rely on being furnished with the best material, and
executed in the best style.
Glasgow, February 8, 1S53--tf
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DOAN, KING & C(
STOCK OF DRY {

:
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Which they offer for sale at their stores, Nos, 1913
and l25 Union Buildings. Main street, St. Louis.
Merchants can always ind here every article Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods usually wanted, as
the stock is kept full throughout tie year, by
weekly shipments from the Senior partner, who
resides in New York.
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TT AS IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE, large
L. 4 and well selected stock, which is offered at
the lowest rates, consisting in part as follows:
2CO Pkgs Green and blk 100 Coils Manila Cord
Teas; 100 boz. Pals:
500 Bgs. prime rio COTE 100 Nests Tubs;
lCO Bgs. Java and La 200 BXs. Cuba. Havana.
guayra Coffee; RagaIia and Princi-
100 Hhds. prime Sugar pc Cigars;
20 Bbs. clarified do; 100 BIS. ine cut Chew
100 Bbls. powdered. loaf ING and Smo6in.; To-
and crushed Sugar hacco:
luU CSks. and half bbls POO Mats Cassia;
Saleratus; 100 Bbls. Cider vinegar;
% Csks. Carb Soda; $50 Boxes GLASS;
80 BXs. Cream Tartar; 100 Bxs pint and quart
300 BXs. Soaps TASKS;
100 BXs Mould and Star % Bales CARPET Chain
Candesj 200 boz. Bed cords and
800 Bdls. Wrapping pa Plow lines;
perj 300 VI. G. D. Caps;
80 Bags Pepper; 100 Dozen Preston and
20 Bags Pjmcnto; Nerriil's ieastpow-
25o Boxes Rdsins ders;
20 lierces Rice: goo P.irs Mackcrel;
10 Cases Prunc,; 40 Drums Cod Fish
- Cases S2rciaes; 200 Boxes DO DO;
80 Bbls, Almonds 800 BXs. Ierra-s
iUU Boxes No and Va. 81 BNs. Lemon 81 ru9 {;
Tobacco; 200 RXs. Pipes
100 GNs. Ground spices 800 Bys. Co'sup;
% Casks Xau.cc Cur eco KEGS Boston and
rants; Pittsburgh Nails;
80 Bales Batting; 1000 drum Figs;
Also. a full stock Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Merchants visiting our city Will hud It ~ their H.
terest TO call and examine nv stock
ST. Louis, Feb. 10, lSJ3--3m
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JOEEN KNAPP,
(LATE Low & x app
WHOLESALE
Grocer and Commission Merchant, No. 81,

uAS IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE. large
l. L and well selected stock, which is offered at
the lowest rates, consisting in part as follows:
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IN The HosC0rd Circuit Court Clerks Office,
in cacoiioa. February 28th, 1858.
James A. Clark and Ferdinand ". Billin-sly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

GwBIank Deeds, handsomely executed on
fne paper for sale al this siiics.
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THE TURKISH QUESTION.

The news by the ArabiG, which sailed from
Liverpool on the 18th, settles nothing with GER
tainty. 1t is reported, indeed, that the Empcr-
or Nicholas has accepted the propositions of the
four great Powers and thence has arisen an
other confident prophecy of peace, but we do
not see that even the fact of such acceptance is
well proved, and what is far worse, it is very
probable now that in tho proposals in question
nothing was said about the immediate eyacua.
ton of tho Turkish provinces IL this condition
was in them, then it is clear to us that the
Car has not accepted. If it was not nothing
is gained or lost on either side, but that which
further negotiation may bring with it. The
intelligence of week earlier made it certain
we thought, that the English ministers had
unequlyocally declared the immediate cvacua
ton OF the provinces a SINE q'iG non of any set
Element. Put all these things together, and
we may safely say that there is nothing new
that is true in our last news. Russia will not
re-cross the Pruth and abandon tho vantage
ground she now holds rs a preliminary 10 a
final settlement. She has seized the revenue,
assumed the civil Government, and fortified the
military posts of the two Danubian principali.
ties and she intends TO hold them while she
can under diplomacy, and afterwards by force
If need be Ii suits her to waste time in nego
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PHILADELPHIA POST 0FpIcp

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tiaton The spring is the time for her active
campaign to begin. And if the Porte and the
allies permit the delay, the Emperor Nicholas
has gained everything that he wishes for the
present
The British Minister for Foreign Affairs, on
the sth inst, in the House of Lords, spoke hope
fully of peace but declined to state what were
the proposals made by the Vienna conference
to the Car. He spoke of all the great powers
of Europe, being involved in the affair, and
gave assurances that they would prevent any
change in the territorial divisions now existing
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VOL. VII.

it. If the laws of the State of Virginia pro.
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FRIEND OF YOUTH.

1t will be seen by an advertisement in an
other column, that the publication of this
monthly for girls and boys will shortly be re-
sumed under the title of The LHie Piigrim'
1t will be edited by Grace Greenwood, who
has lust returned from her tour in Europe,
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delphia, and orders should be addressed to
l.. X. Lippincott, Philadelphia.
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For the National Era.
RIGHT WILL CONQUER WRONG.

w ILL OOA'0S1~
By John WESLEY WHITFIELD.
Truth must triumph, right must reign
Deeds of darkness die
Wrong must vanish, and each chain
Crushed and broken lie.
Courage, brothers Try once more
Bow not to the strong
For their reign is well nigh Ger;
Right will conquer wrong
Though the cruel and the vile
Hold the reins Of power
Courage, brothers; hope and smile;
IT'S but for an hour
Sure Il ere is God on high
One that never sleep
And he hears the plaintive cry
or each child that weeps
Clothed with vengeance, he shall rise,
Strip his arm for fight,
Take each tyrant by surprise,
Put all wrong to right
Bleeding martyrs, thousands strong,
May be called to die,
Ere the right shall conquer wrong
Still the day is nigh
Light is dawning on the world;
Thought is growing bold;
Shackies from the mind are hurled
Men win not be sold
Truth must triumph, right must reign,
Deeds of darkness die;
Wrong must vanish, and each chain
Crushed and broken lie.
Bridgetcdter, N. Y, 1853.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1853.

Mas. II. b. STowE-This estimable lady is
now on the continent of Europe. At last adj
vices she was at Grindelwald. We have been
favored with private letter from her. part of
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THE NEXT CONGRESS


The Senate, when full, has sixty.tyo mem.
bers-two from each State It consists Ar
present, OF 3S Democrats and 20 Wings. Tbsra
are vacancies to be filled in Maine, Alabama
Mississippi, and North Carolina. Three or
tour OF the present members hold their places
by Executive appointment, which NAV he
changed BY the Legislatures of the respective
States during the coming winter.
The House will consist of 234 members and
8 Territorial delegates. There have been elect.
ed, as far as ascertained, 2ll members-leay.
ing still to be elected %, from the States Of
Maryland, Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana
Mississippi elects on the first Monday and
Tuesday of November; Georgia, on the first
Tuesday of October; Louisiana on the first
Monday, and Maryland on the first Wednes
day, of November The House, thus far
stands: l4l Democrats, 81 Wings, Anti-Sla-
very men.
The Democrats are already actively canvass
ing for the Speakership and the next session
bids fair to be an important one.
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New YoRK-Rev. Ovid Miner, of Syracuse
has been chosen, by the friends of Liberty in
New York, to thoroughly canvass the State,
and, by the various instrumentalities of lectur-
ing colportage, tracts, &C., to impress the
popular mind and secure just Anti-Slayery &C
ton. The enterprise is commended by leading
reformers, and will receive the counsel and aid
of Hon. VIM. Jay, of Westminster county. Be
sides Mr.. Miner there are three other colpor-
teurs in the field; and the plan is to scatter
the seeds of truth in every school district ham.
let and farmhouse. Five tracts on the subject
Of Slavery have been issued, and are on sale at
Syracuse, at the rate of a mill per page, or
1000 pages for 81. This indicates that our
friends in the Empire State are active, and de-
termined to succeed.
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WHOLE WoRLD's TEMPERANCE CoNvEN-
TIoN.-This Convention, as our readers will
remember, will be held at Metropolitan Hall,
New York, on Thursday and Friday Sept LIST
and 3D. That the attendance will be large we
have no doubt. The following speakers, among
Others are engaged to attend
Lucy Stone, Antoinette l.. Brown, Charles
C. Burieigh, Frederick Douglass, Edwin Thomp-
son, Frances d. Gage Harriet X. Hunt, Lucre-
tia Mott, VIM II. Claiming, Samuel j. May,
Theodore Parker, VIM. l.. Garrison, Horace
Greeley, P. T. Barnum, Wendell Phillips, T. W.
Hgginson
The following, among others, have expressed
desire to attend, should other engagements
permit Horace Mann, Neal Dow, Gerrih
Smith, John Pierpont