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Foreign Markets.

!PkR STEAMER rEEnESl LtrEn.oo1, April -.
Liverpool h,,a!>.u!Ts flnyai. Richardson, Spence 4
IT, G1.r ,r ~, areu GLtls tr Ftrr. Il. ,tck-. sn.t
i quoted l-" t. 81, Wheat iy4,cvd ~ ID. principally
F1e1:vii grades, American description. iutrl. western
I'D Jltsss III ip white = .se ns wAitt southern ls'
3D. t:urI t:st a:4L steady: yellow - adttts "a white
sdG7- Cd. beef Ens ii fl ::rcs. Pork ,lrn ad-
al Van DE.,hts selling 1t ID. lIac Il
uiet l.ad .ul Taow IT. eous demand advaf,t..
=. Is; ls;.4.s Gu'tc,! Cd. :uE1r quiet. tnf.
ftt flnI. Kirc l,,iyy:.lt.
il, tue Inn:,n market wheat wis tu rant Ut an advance
., lt.:.. -,gar nl fur ruo lnt lcaTty fr iifrri"r.
'',htt I,.u 1x4 .lu IRA, Gn!Fv' Anil - Hce firm II
vi! 3->:@!.
I.,snoS MuxEf MArKr1.-to..su!s v-t2 t!r 18th II
st5>tasj
The Tcadr Tinns y.;r:ts SHIRE. n il;ts fetr.! T. I
=. 4Rr.s .e.h..l: do "!- l-t Frec!ulsd II \
iusk {. alarr. 1u& Lit -lar,, r II Pchu Central
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MnxrAs EvES1Ho. May g. 1859.
Ihe receipts and shipments Of Produce OIL
Saturday Inst, were as follows:
REcE1rTr or raopueE-ArHs1 10
, 1859-05-03
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
OF MISSOURI.
T IROU GIL I1O Ut +


''sas at T. Lers with 7ans ii the lasia' lr 3d. and
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Ne-.ts: kaus:L..
Through Tickets
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.', ,sss$ s~,: r M Superintendent
Importaut to En,i.rants to tho Gold
7nc rcve,r:, al 1fSt:ns: fa. FIX Ezs-s Passenger
;a F:;;l s"lulHny. ee,pr of tic "sl k,"s" ;F4 q
s.,h ?pa Il ~ % HMod IEa:za:d pos Il as... s.s.
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. s snaf! NIX u s FIX :" T rns s VII 'ae 's'a "s key
III, M y lSss S.si f. fa:fynE :: ' na;
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's;wva -; E"v al! :~~-.c:.w" for ts:eit LARS
re a'7@a:e: Il TIL. r"c oycr a. e:1sr> a-c e5ae.t
AZ" ;, , H. TT ~ ~ rs h" anS s'y ritz tv; % ~
i tie f'! ca ssas & SS5 SSrEry =, * Lis s1
ssrsess >ssy " = sa1v s asa j
iii i4ss;ealsi: I'll: 1::s f: IL, .se Il:
A,rnt ratIat Railroad.
'::4 'iE.e :: 1last,,: >s.ts:~
GTEE.AT Sd;:Al WESTERN MAIL
,>. ii 4 T.. z.y as J.. n :. III; H.
!.ALENA L tilicA0v, ESs,S r. H-MAIS LINE
toF Fsee!"r. G4e.a nuGlsstl. E<sel1, Jaaesf!As :i
Passenger aSl Mall. e:",a;a
Isn. Aess cry:as LAX; AMI R:;:"zl. 4siia
c1cAGo FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
,,.. ,feIri1tS. TELIoS ASp fES7Esl i"HA.
i"-i a>Ess -S:" AN MI ::'fIta
4'f aA'' ias-e"sas ......'.--..-:.-- +1s'p;a
Tw" Through TEal:s will lsce the Central neput 81 foot
II Lake street. Ii C1.!nw>:
I.K GAIESA, trSLx1s1 AND =. FAIL.
i'1s tsaAIays exctlrd, .s1 a'a a1tso>i;a
TRAINS EASTWARD
GAiESA mi rl11T 1lo rS1cS RA!11ain.
LeaEe Dusleth 6lb asn.-ar1Ee in tEttas" TO In
Leare dn 20 pu..--a17,vs in Chicago o:v., AL
euicAGo. rrl1oS ASh loHA LINZ.
Leave Fn!tnn l0:sD ard s:u l'a-aE7!Te in Chicago
At t:45 pn 4,sl 40 III.
Leave Dcka.5 e:Hl a:.-a11ivc In Chicago It s:13
sILnsr AAr1sos EEAScn.
Leave daSrsVt1e At s.E a2i-S1.iSe Il: tl..s1su at
Lsa:e Jar.s,.l. 4: 9:45 rna-as9:se Ia Chiaso 4:
A:ca ain.
t Iax n1xIE VALET IAtLatAu.
Le3Se Ekn At s:tn ac.-art:sn IN Ch1tago 9.li aEi
r,assSs:,s fGs ~ ti;:s tAe Gs;ca al hiaso Ln
Or rf W..Itua t p.te,: sepnx c.,- VII, leave csa-
dserR5ug trt:. CHicato
t1rtsh 'ielvts ' hcugLt 4 the following af1ets:
- sp19lif ct.-.r LIKE a.l Dearborn streets: F.F.
House, and At The Central saa Ws!ts SIRE, nt2ets.
Z Il H.II. sapesntcraent:.
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MOTTO CE.-Srwcra@e Commission
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Mass t The trr+, WHY! Nrrk. hc'rny at:a> Tat
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'1TI OF Observation-Disclosures
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Corporation jRotircs.

OFFICE OF SCPr. or PUBLIC
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, 1859-05-03
.il)E.A} .AJ,il NOTICE.

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Montreal Market.

MONTREAL. May 9
FLurR-Markct firm Int very li:t!t .!lnr. cuIerd:t 4
$;iysG..a; a. :, "trrrl trE a.'u bills vi uHh'lhd
',h..
Which c1rsu!. ,,"itrc. Srt:!. ding x CoEt1.
, 1859-05-03

RRICk MACHINES. Patented,
- New iH!k. 1:,i. f;;:'.'.y,r, il, is.
FIVE ordinary HAN;'S. Wi. 'y'!.4 +, grail tie
eAr, VII -" tne y:.Fi .s.', -1,'. II .S
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BRICK PRESS.
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, 1859-05-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

WcA7uEE.-Sa#,.4y .n'l to-day }.1, lve1 tl,r wlt1n
:.i Els>: ;eas.,.: G4.s If thr Wind from
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-07
From Washington.
I WASHINGTON, March

SIS WAsHIEGToS, March %.
1t is not believed here that any fiIibuster.
ing expedition is now ready 10 start for Gu
ba as recently reported. The most relia-
BILE adyices are altogether contrary to the
probabilities Of such a movement The sto-
ry is similar 10 the programme Of General
Reneau, promulgated months age. %
The project submitted BY the French
Government TO the British Government,
merely proposes friendly visitation where
there is good cause for suspicion that the
vessel is SLAYER. To this, our Govern
ment has no objection so far as vessels
sailing under the American flag are con-
cerned, but will hold the visiting parties
responsible for any misconduct or violation
of maratime rights.
From information received, it appears
that the business of importing Africans, is
far more extensive than has heretofore been
supposed. and that the arrangements for
that purpose are very ingeniously devised.
Small boats are employed TO relieve slavers
of their cargoes and bring them into the
Southern States Our Government has
been informed of some of the movements,
and has taken efficient measures in the
premises, 81 -,..e g...r. -4,f. .-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-07

fThe New York Herald in an edito.
rial, commenting upon the important Nj
caraguan news furnished by The steamer
Northern Light, uses the following Ian
gunge:
at will be seen that President. Martinez
of that Republic, has capped the climax of
his hatred Of the United States. AL the
transit river steamers b"ve been seized, the
bridges destroyed, Americans imprisoned,
and the route thrown open 10 the world,
wholly regardless Of the rights Cf cur ci,i-
zens. When it is taken into consideration
that these wanton attacks were perpetrated
immediately on the conclusion Of treaties
with England Sardinia, and the arrival OF
the French Expedition under NJ Felix Bel
ly, there can be but one opinion as TO the
necessity Of prompt, decisive action on the
part Of or Government. Instructions
should be Immediately dispatched 10 our
naval commanders 10 blockade all the Mic
aruguan ports, That Gen. Juanez be at
once dismissed and Gen. Lamar recalled,
and suitable person sent TO fill his place
The miserable governments Of the Central
American States should receive a lesson
effective enough 10 save all future trouble in
that quarter" .....-.
The Times says the seizure of the boats
OF the Transit Co. is an invasion of Ameri-
can rights, and a trespass on American
property, which cannot pass unchallenged. |
If the President proves true 10 his pledges,
and Gen. Cass maintains the doctrines OF
his letters to Lamar, we shall speedily have
this wrangle brought to close. The best
thing that the President can do is to recall
Lamar, send competent man 10 take his
place, and put one or two men-of-war at his
disposal. This whole matter has been tri-
lied with too long already.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-07

IMPORTANT TO ALL.-Every man, wo-
man and child should read the advertise
ments which have been inserted in our col.
umns by DR.. Easterly Of St. Louis. His
medicines are selling very rapidly in nearly
every town and city in the western states,
and there has been but one voice saying:
DR.. Easterly, your medicines are good
During the last two years over One Hun
dred Thousand Bottles of DIR. Easterly's
Iodine and Sarsaparlla have been sold, also
One Hundred Thousand Bottles of DIR.
Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, and very
large quantities of DR.. Carriers Cough Bal
sam, DR.. Hooper's Female Cordial, and
DIR. Bakers Specific, and the demand is
every DAY increasing, which shows that
when articles possess high intrinsic merit
like these, they do not fail to be apprecia-
ted by the American people. No person
afflicted with any disease for which they
are recommended should fail 10 give them a
trial. They are sod by nearly every Drug
and Apothecary Store in the United States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-07
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
New YoRK, March 81.


Advices received by the Northern Light,
state that the Legislature of Nicaragua isu-
ed special decree on the ith OF March,
declaring the transit route free 10 all ma
lions.
The Northern Light brings advices from
Aspinwall 10 the lst inst. She has go
passengers, and $l37,0O in treasure.
The dates from Valparaiso are 10 the lst
March. Another aborlive attempt at a
revolution was made al Valparaiso on Feb.
ruary 18th. The battle lasled for four
hours, resulting adversely TO the patriots.
The American Consulate was riddled with
shot, being located in the vicinity of The
field Of battle.
The revolutionary movements through
ont Chill have assumed dangerously pow
erlul and popular position.
By the arrival Of an English small steam
er, important news from GreytOwn is fur
niShed.
The sloop Of war Decatur having an
chored in a cove near San Juan del Sur,
was taken for fiibuster, and President
Martinez, with 400 troops, Immediately
took possession of the transit route TO pre-
vent The landing of the supposed flibus-
,ers. On being apprised oil the true char
, scter Of the Decatur, he rstreated but de-
stroyed the bridges. In the meanwhile the
French officers, with force, crossed the
lake 10 the river San Juan, and seized the
White steamers, and forcibly imprisoned
the officers and ere =. They had been re-
leased, however, when the steamer left.
Forts Castillo and San Carlos are TO be
given up 10 n Belly and his men for their
headquarters.
Three OF the treaties negotiated BY VIM.
Gore Ousley, the British Minister, have
been ratified.
The workshops and houses on Punta
Arenas, belonging to the Accessory E1n-
sit Company, have been swept of by the
sea.
According 10 the Panama Star, it was
the Nicaragua Governor officers vino took
possession of The American Lake boats
which had been abandoned 10 NJ Belly.
The Star reports that all the Southern
ports Of Chill were in the hands of the
Government. Talea had delivered up with
out fighting. The general opinion was
that in month the country would be as
quiet as ever.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-07
Public Speaking.
From The Northwest Democrat. Goth.

FROM Inc Northwest Democrat. Snt1I
On Monday quite large lumber of the
citizens Of our city and county assembled
al The Courthouse, in this place TO hear
MeSsrs. Wilson ana Hudgens, our State
Senator, and Representative in the Lower
House give short account of their stew
ardship. Gen. Wilsonled off in short
condensed and highly interesting account
ui the pro'racted struggle through which
'he friends Of internal improvement in the
General Assembly, and PARTICULAR OF the
different railroad enterprises, were called
10 pass. He portrayed in an able and mas
terly manner the correctness OF the posi-
lion assumed by himself and the other
friends of the great railroad aystem of the
State, in their able ard determined, but, un-
fortunately, unsuccessful efforts to secure
sufficient amount of additional State ai1 to
cnmpletc oar great trunk railroads 10 their
respective terminal, or 10 paying points. He
showed The absolute necessity Of extending
the roads additional State aid IN order 10
rescue them from inevitable ruin, which
must soon overtake them if abandoned to
their fate by the State in their present un-
finished and helpless condition. The Gen.
eral spoke in confident and encouraging
terms vi the prospects OF an early COM
mencenent and completion of the Platte
country Misunderstanding that he had no
doubt that at the adjourned term Of The
Legislature next fall we will get an appro-
priatiun Tor This road. He concluded BY
urging our citizens to take stock in the
Branch Bank located at this place.
Judge Hudgeus then came forward and
made une Of his Enthusiastically eloquent
and able speeches. He entered somewhat
lenSthily into The railroad system of the
State, and reviewed infinitely The condition
Of the various roads in the State--canvass-
ing their RESPECTIVE merits, and showing
their great cost and the fearful responsible
~ which the State has aSsumd in their be-
half, also showing the great necessity Of ex-
tending unfinished roads, immediate Stale
assistance to save them from ruin and the
State from reputation and bankruptcy, into
which il must inevitably be plunged If the
railroads fail. The Judge showed most
conclusively that if these roads are finished
that the State has nothing to fear, even if
she would have 10 pay eventually, the
whole Of the thirty cdd millions of dollars
which it would cost 10 finish them, for The
increases in population and wealth Of the
State which would certainly follow in the
wake Of the success OF these enterprises
would enable us TO. pay it and still have
change in our favor left. Mr.. II gave as
his opinion that the construction of the
Platte country Railroad is certain, and may
he regarded as a fixed fact. He. like Gen
eral Wilson, concluded with an appeal TO
our citizens TO take stock literally in cur
bank enterprise, assuring them Of the great
advantages that must insure 10 the whole
upper country, and especially to our own
country and the city, from the location of
Branch Bank at this place. -as
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-07

VNHE subscribers beg TO announce TO their old
L friends and customers, and the public gen
orally, that they are now inreceiptof their
Spring stock of Groceries.
which were purchased IN New Orleans and the
East, fore the late ddvdnce in prices, FoR CASH,
which enables them to sell cheaper than any
house in this section, and much cheaper than many
of the articles can now be purchased IN ST. Louis.
We DO not desire 10 boast, or decry our sold es-
tabIishedn neighbors, but only ask a call and ex-
animation Of our goods, prices and terms. Our
stock consists IN part of the following
10 hhGs Sugar,
Is sks Rio Coffee,
10 SKIS old Government Java Coffee,
IS bbls Belcher's Moassef,
l04 bbls DO do
60 kgs do do
10 bbls N. O. Sugar House,
10 bbis Plantation Molassee,
..... , bbls Golden Syrup,
10 kgs do do
300 sacks G. A. Salt,
% % L. B. do
Is bbls Clover Seed,
% SKIS Timothy Seed
tierces Rice,
50 boxes star Candles,
20 bxs do
% bxs do
10 bxs mould candles,
, bXs Sperm candles
20 bbls Lime;
% bbls Hyd. Cement,
3 bbls Plaster Paris,
90 bus. PaSterer'S Hair,
20 bxs W. r. Chess
20 bXs E. d. do
bxs Pine App
D bbls Vine%s
20 bbls crushe-t gar.
bbls powdered do
8 bbls refined sugar,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-07

A. B. M9RTLEY, ESQ, Of Urea, " Y writes: al have
used your PEcroRlL myself and in my family ever sncs
purpose put out. With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty vc dollars for bottle than do without it,
taks any other remedy"
Group, WhOOping Cough, Influenza.
SPRINGFIELD, MISS, Feb. I. 1856
BROTHER AVER: will cheerfuy certify your PICTORIAL
Is the best remedy possess for cure of F1ooping
your fraternity in the South appreciate your Skill and
HIRAM CoNKLIN, MD
AMOS LEE, Esq., MONTEREY a. wrtos Sd JAM, 1856:
81 had a tedious Influenza which confined in doors
six weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally
tried your PEcToRIL by the advice OF clergyman.
The first dose relieved the in my thrOst and
lungs; less than Ealf the bottle made me completely
well. Your medicines the cheapest well the best
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dies as the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1856.
FIR: Your CHERRY PICTORIAL is performing marvellous
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We might add volumes of evidence, but the most
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Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
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DOCTOR AVER. LOWELL: feel il duty and pleasure
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bless his Kindness do your skill for she has
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the high merits of its virtues Philadelphia Ledger.
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FEVER AND AGSE KILLER.

This Medicine viii cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
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CO Price 81 per bottle, or six BEETLES for SIS.
CO Prepared by DIR. EAsTERLY, Corner Of
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ca Sold by II. l.. WHITE. druggist, Glas-
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