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MOTTO

The notes and accounts dc. tie late firm of
n, Wood d Co, are in the hands Of Mes>rs.
Barber & Bushnell, for collection. BY at
tending to them forthwith all cost will be
prevented. n. WOOD.
Oct %, 1S53. 27:Sw.
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What Makes the Butter fV,

Is a question readily solved by those who
have used the Worlds Fair Prize Chun.
The subscriber is prepared to challenge
competition in Churns. For compactness,
neatncss, durability, perlectncss Of finish and
working qualities, the subscriber claims that
his chum is superior to any IN use.
A large assortment of various sizes, and diff
fcrcnt styles ofiinish, are ready for the mar
ket, having been manufactured by the sub
scrbcr himself, or under his immediate SUI
pcrintendcncc, for actual use.
Every churn is warranted as made oft
best material and put together to stay. As
the subscriber has made this his permanent
business, the public has additional assurance
that things shall be as represented.
Orders addressed to the subscriber, at this
place, will receive prompt attention.
r5'-All orders addressed to J. Davenport
or Z. Bcckwith, NIiddlebury, Vt, will be
promptly attended to.
C. W. BALDWIN.
Mddlcbury, April, 1858. 52;tG
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Prof. lIart's Whole World, worth an immcn'
fortune to any one, valued ut 100000 {
Prof IIart's elegant country seat,
with 100 acres of land in n high
state OF cultivation the buildings
on which cost $4,000, situated
on Long Island Sound, and com
handing a magnificent view of 80
miles in every direction, valued at 5000 {
The celebrated Model of the City
of San Francisco, valued at.... 5000 {
Prof. lIarl's far-tamcd Panorama Of
the Holy Land, ............... 10000 {
\ magnificent City Residence in
New York, -. ....... 1000 {
100000 volumes of Prof IIart's cx-
tcusive Travels in the Old and
New World, interSpcrscd with re-
markablc Adventures, Amusing
Anecdotes, and Thrilling Incl
dents, elegantly bound, with gilt
author. .... 49,. .......... $4,000
Twenty five building lots, each con-
tanning 10000 square feet in
beautiful village in the suburbs of
Newly DIRK city ,eachvalued assoc 1880
so elegant Rosewood Pianofortes
n e.nOG q 600 {
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lie who places himself under DIR. kinkclin's
treatment may rcii giously coniide in his honor
as gentleman, and rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets Of DIR. KS patients will new
CIR he disclosed.
Young man-let no false modcstv deter YOU
from making your case known to one who,
from education and rcSpectabiiiy, can GER
tanly bcirlend you.
Too many think they will conceal the Sc
cret in their own hearts, and cure themselves,
Alas how often is this fatal deuson, and
how many promising young man who might
have been an ornam ent to society, has faded
from the earth
Structures of the urehra are rapidly re-
moved by the application of n new thcrapeu-
teal agent, used only by Di. X. Weak
ness and constitutional debility mptly
cured, and full vigor restored.
COUNTRY INVALIDS
Can have (by stating their case explicitly
together with all their symptoms, per letter
enclosing rcmitiance) DR.. KS medicine,
appropriated accordingly
Forwarded TO any part Of the United States,
and packed secure from damage and curiosity
r e A d.!
Youth and Manhood.
A Tig0r0nS Life, mr. Premature Death, Kim
keiih IN self Prc@rraiioa--O RlB 25 cts.
1t is work eminenily required as means
of reforming the vices of the age in which We
live Also NATURES GUIDE,
WIN Raics far Tie Proiong0tiOH OF Liic, just
from tie Press.
A letter with a remittance of % cts. or the
value in post stamps, addressed to DIR. KIN
KELIN, Philadelphia, Pa will secure n copy OF
either of the above books by return of mail ;
or l2 copies will be sent free of postage for
81. Booksellers, canvassers travelling agents,
&C., supplied wholesale at the publisher
prices, which admit of large profit.
lS~All letters must he postpaid. 49;ly
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TNlIE subscriber would return his sincere
l. thanks to the people of Middlcbury, and
vicinity, for the liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon him since he commenced
business in town, and would announce to hi,
customers, and the public generally, that he
still continues tLo
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TAILORING BUSINESS ,

at the old stand where he hopes by long cx-
pcrcncc, and strict attention, To continue to
merit n share of public patronage. lie in
tends to keep the best of worltmcn, so as to
be prepared to do work in the most approved
style, on the shortest possible notice, and ON
the most reasonable terms.
q The latest Fashions received Quarter
ly and Monthly.
- CUTTING AND REPAIRING
attended 10 at all times.
d. SLOAN.
Mildlchurv. oct l9 1888. 2Gtr
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Grass Seed.

$50 bushels Timothy Seed. 1000 ID
Northern and Western Glover Seed.
For sale by n. WOOD.
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IRON, STOVES & AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT.

STRAW CUTTERS, of the most approved
tCpatcut, for.Sale at j. DAVENPORT :
DLOUGlIS, of almost all kinds at
j. DANENPORTS.
- = = - - - = - = =
G'TONES, Box, Parlor, and Cooh'n"- all
Nkinds, at J DAVENPORT :.
- = - = - = -
StTONE Pipe & Hollow Ware at
- J. DAVENPORT
= = =
I'm WARE Of all kinds at
| J UANENPOBTS.
- = = - - = - = = = = = = = = = = = :
lob WORK, Of every kind usually done in
- a Tin shop, at J DAVENPORT 5.
4 CORN SHELTERS 4 Vegetable Cutters.
: For sale ut j. DANENPuKT'S
- - ~
- KNIVES, For sale at
- j. DANENPORTS.
~ ~
%, S,c1 Il Nails, for sale at the Iron
st ret J. N'' Fp''
tDi Pc. an ROY n.
20.
J 'AVEN1N-
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Philadelphia Medical

xFa5n Philadelphia Medical
H Fl NJ, teTsM House Established 20
* At Hii BEfts% years ago by DIR. KiNKE.
Xlf8f2S&H x&317s9 LIN, corner of Third and
Union SITS, between Spruce and Pine, Phila>
dclphin, Pa.
INVALIDS
Are npprised that DR.. KINKELINco confines his
practice to particular branch Of medicine,
which engages his undivided attention lie
cautions the unfortunate against the abuse of
mercury thousands are annually mercurial-
lied out of life. Recent affections are
promptly extingnished.
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.
In the treatment of n class of diseases hith-
erto neglected and imperfectly understood
has enabled DIR. KrNKELIN, tauthor of awork
on Self Prescrvation), TO prove that nine
tcnths of the causes of nervous debility, To-
cal and constitutional weakness, mental and
physical suffering, are traceablc TO certain
habits, forming the most secret yet deadly
and fatal springs of domestic misery and pre-
mature mortality.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED
in by boys, in solitude, often glowing up with
them to manhood, and which, if notrcformod
in due time, not only bcgcts serious obstacles
to matrimonial happiness, Int gives re 10 a
series of protractod, insilious,and devastating
affections. Few Of those who give way to
This pcrnicious rraciic. arc 7ware or tine con
sequences. until they I'd the nervous shat.
tered feel strange = u'acc,un.i So feelings
md vague fcats IL D.. mind
7 nrilrtnul as aii.r''1 '.ron'"~ foe
'-. i- i" - to .t.or " it' a.'n.'oH..t ,'.rr,
Wv bis .+,.iuI .ui tnr
wcn' all. mr. .ui" au, or
gD- l"ss''.'-v ilr0u.'..
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T. NJ " a LID .
Middlebury and Vicinity

Your attention is urgently invited to care.
ul and candid perusa Of something that has
Just been introduced into your rocdy, barren,
yet time honorcd State.
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Grain Cradles.

\ superior articlc-lor sale at
June n. DANENPORT'S.
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Farm for Sale,

Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and
ctail, by L. w. CLARK,
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OK Yokes,
LYONS Kathairon
Dress Goods

In great variety received and for sale by
Il. VALLETTE.
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National Black Ink

GOOD Lamp Oil, at 81 90 a gallon by
- May IS, 1: Ii. 4. SHELDON.
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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING pRsss

Inc OHion denies and essays to disproye
the allegation of the Philadelphia NORTH
Arscrtean that the late elections involved an
especial condemnation of the Administration
The same journal explains that under the
universal law of self-preservation, the So utt
Is coming to stand an unit in politics
Of the necessity for an increase of the Army
the Intslhgenesr says:
"Ihe frequent hostile iucursions of the In
"a IN our new territories ought to satisfy
Col -ress thar an Immediate and decided in.
crease OF the military forces of the country is
indispensable, and that of the proper descr;n.
non OF troops for frontier service Il is i'm.
possible that adequate protection can be aft.
fOrded by skeleton companies of foot soldiers.
and the presence of a small force among the
frontier Indians Is only provocative to out
TaE3. :
mere were several efforts made by the
NH airy Committee of the House Of Repre-
fenieuVes last winter to increase the efficiency
OF ne Army; but an advance In the nav
was the only measure carried This. however
MAD good efe>t as far as it went, but could
only help to raise the Army to Its present
authorized low standard. The ecretary of
ar IN bis annual report recommended the
addition of one regiment of Dragons and
two of riaemen. This would certainly nor be
too large an addition to the present military
force"
Inc Sentims! insists, that notwithstanding
the eternal preaching of the ismatic press of
the North, society there is far more dis
j0inted than at the South.
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S It IL said that out of four hund. cd
young men, just now seeking British Govern
nent employment, only thirty could pass the
following examination, viz: To write coed
business Tote; take down a paragraph frem a
standard author from diction; write out the
names Of the different counties in England,
and e1hi bit a knowledge Of the four first rules
OF Arithmetic. OF the incompetent it is said
that the majority were ofshoots of the aristoc-
racy, and net Of the m middle class whom Cob.
bstt used TO coDjure to turn away their eyes
from Somerset house,
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A Proposition to BE. Organize the Wing Party
in New York

A Proposition to Re- Organize tho Whie PARTY
In New York.
We find the following circular addressed to
to the National Wings of New York, in the
New York papers of last evening:
ALBANY, Oct. %, 1854.
DEAR SIR: Upon consul; alton among a mum
Der of National Wings from different parts of
the State, it hGs been deemed advisable to
call Convention to assemble at this place
early In January, to reinstate the Wing party
on Its old platform recently discarded at Au-
burn. 1t is proposed to issue an address to
the Wings throughout the Sta'e, in which the
principles of the National Wing party will be
pl ainly declared, expressing a decided oppo-
sltion to the Nebraska Bill as q violation of
the Missouri Compromise, and adherinr to
the Wing principles established by the Ma
tlonal Convention at Baltimore in 1852: pledo.
ing ourselves to oppose all propositions for the
fusion of the Wing party with any other for
the purpose OF forming a sectional party based
upon the agitations Of the day. The time has
arrived for decisive action, and the coming
winter will determine whether a National
Wing party shall cease to exist Should YOUR
views coincide with those herein expressed
be pleased to forward your name, together
with the names Of such other reliable men in
your neighborhood AS you select, to James
Kidd, Esq, of this city, without delay, tina,
they may be printed with the address. By
order Of the Committee.
FRANCIS GRANGER
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A REMEDY FOR each D1sRasr /,

DR. HOSES ExPECr0RANT OR COUGH SYRUP
FOR The radical cure Of consumption cold hoars,
ness, stbms, bronchitis, splitting of the blood In
hsmmation OF he lungs or throat and all puln on.
airy ols ases This pr.psra ton not only cures con.
sumption, taken in time, but 1t f,rtia.s the sys
,em against future attacks. As Congh Medicine.
1t Is the best in the World. 1t is now used And w.
commended by Physicians at home and abroad In
bottles, Is cents, Soc and 81.
DR RosIs WHOoPING CoUaH SYRUP
inls prepa'eucn always gives immediate reltss
prevents Inflammation of the Lungs, and Drori ~
IN the chest, and effects cure in few days-Price
GROUP sYRUp-This remedy is never known
90 II, and has saved Thousands Of children-Prics
rs cents. '1''A ffi0e
DR. ). .. RosH's DTsPlPfIo Or LIVER COMPOUND
sore cure Tor Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach. Indi
g.stion, and Liver Complaint. This Compound used
with Dr. Roses Family Pills has cured thousands
OF connrmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, II IL
. tonic Alternative. Stomach and Liver Medicin.
and was highly recommended by the celebrated late
Dr.. Physick-50 .ents A-''
DR.. J. 8. Rosl's ANfl-RuIous or RAuao.n pu,o
90 caueo, because they 20 ahead CT all other pills
In their good effects; an active Purgstiv. or c.
thargfc Medicine they have no equal free rom
gr1ping carrying of all secretions and bile from the
stomach ana bowels, they can be taken at ali "a
70 cy oo.n Sexes OF all ages and without regard
20 weather or exposure. If taken with DR.. Rose's
seses ard Ague Tonic M,xtur., they will prevent
ana cure the most stubborn cases Of Fever And ono
or fiiious fevers-l211 and Is cts.
Dr. ). b. R0sI's COLDER PILLS
FOE railing Of tbs Womb, Femals Weakpsas
Debility, and Relaxation. Thi. disease heretosor.
oy bandages, trusses, and external support
xnisn csn only prove psiliatves, yields completely
90 inc use OF these tonics, siren gthening Golden
Pills SOC. N0A~sA
FEMALE SPECIFIC A remedy for Painful
mcnstruation, Leucorrhoes OF Whites-Sl.
, Dr: :. b. RosH's PAIN CURKR will curs Stiff Nsch
sore Throat Pains in tho face Side, Back or Limb
om cond, Oholic, Cholera Morbus, &C. 1t cures
ePtan1, Chiiblains, Cramps or Pains in the stom.
scn OF Bowels Price l2X, Is, and SO cts
~ Persons Of delicate constitutions nv n.tnr.
OF tnoss who have been made 80, by the use Of the
HuaGa medicines, or any ether cause, should rsa /
u o Roses Medical Adviser to persons in Sick
ne's or in Health, which book can bs had without
charge, Of
z. D. GILMAN, O. sTOIT 4 CO., W. n. GIL
NAN, J. w. MARIN, PATTERSON / Marin. y
b. CLARK, b. 81. MCPHERSON, W. T. EVANS,
AIpWELL LAWRENCE, J. 8. MOORE, Wssh.
1anston; J.. y. KID sELL, Georgetown, and By all
nov 8-t<
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GUNS.

GUNS.
THE best assortment of G UNs in this ely, eng
l. lish. french, and German Double and Single
barrel BIRD and Duck Gcns) ma, be found at the
store of the suhs cribers
sporting Goods in great variety. viz:
Percu' sion Caps (kley g. Starkeys. Cox WaIker's)
Felt, Gle tn and Paper Wads, Powder Flasks
Shot Belts and Pouches &C., Gunsmith's ma
terials IT almost every description.
All OF WI Oh Will be onsred at very low prices by
y. TUCKER i CO,
SeS Pa avenue, nearly OPP. Browns Hotel.
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20 On Monday last we published para
graph from New York paper, stating tn at a
schlsm had been caused in the Southern
church OF Maryland, owing to disagreement
about Odd Fellowship and the mode of ad-
mlnistering the Lords Supper. A member of
the synod of Maryland informs us that the
statement is wholly incorrect, that there is no
EeL-sm in the church in Maryland, which is
united and prosperous. 1t affords US much
Pleasure in being able to mako this oorrec-
tC1.
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TO THE PUBLIC,
TIA ILL hoOfS FOR TIE WASHINGTON IND
ALEXANDRIA BOAIS

/ having Do n many complaints land c,r
i tsiniy not without caus of the uncsrtsntv
o. the arrival and departure OF Boats plying betv.sn
warrington and Alexandria, BY men of hns;ns".
arc others and large numter of gentlemen ~
ing int,mated that boat running q; regular hon.
would be patronised and sustained the snh..r.S..
mas determined again 10 try the experiment. Sor ~
accommodation Of the public, and has srrspssd 10
have the omnibuses leave the corner ~ SIsan ~
street and Pennsylvania avenue, in time IN ~
WIN the BOAT, as per schedule below. M 40 M ~
lose time In waiting at either nd of the ror. ThSo
ARA cement viii make 1t certain when m. hD.t
wili leave, and arrive, in either place Rr tS;s
rsngement he fatters himself the nnhic III, n
be sustained. us' ns boat Will
The following are the hours Of dep.rtur. y, ~.
sndra % SIC ferry toat plying between AlsI.
d. Inc steamer George Page win leave wasbineton
oA NY, at W, 8, 9X, 11L, m, LS,4k. W"
,o, w. iesVe Alexandria at ~, SX, l6L.a
v.n;s s omAousss WI leave the corner OF Penn,vl.
vanis avenue and Seventh street. to connect Ia
me Boat At Q, ~ ~, H. q. NJ i9Z. m, ~. .nd
HIS on nibuses will connect With all car. .--,,,,.
a.. and departing from, Warrington and 1iexnS.
ncx a., GEORGE PAGE
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~ It is said that the earlier railroad en-.
terprises of North Carolina, after laboring un-
der great embarrassments, are beginning now
TO pay handsome dividends. The Wilmington
and Raleigh Railroad, after sixteen years
ttruggle, has declared a semi annual dividend
O. four per cent.
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- Canada, New Brunswick, and the Uni
tet States having confirmed the reciprocity
tre2tJ between the uaited States and Great
Britain, Il is now the law of the land All
foreign Goals, breadstufs, sailed meats, and
moiasses, it will be seen, pass into New Bruins
wick free &C duty
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BARGAINS-BARGAINS.

WISHING to reduce the present stock Of Pal
w Goods on hand have determined to make :
great reduction In prices
"usl;n Embroidered Collars a. worth a
CaSibric DO 90 IS, 8 n. 37k and so
10 and Muslin Emb1 Sleeves, Soc. to 80 so
Lace DO Soc IS
=, 10 Embd Habits and Collars 25c. to $40
Muslin do do 3iH IS
Lace do do sI r. e.
Fsce Flowers l211 to rs Per pair
Bonnet Ribbons to 81 a yard
'sp. neck and SSH Ribbons
Cord Kid GLOW. $ 60 ). a pair
Cambria Bands 81 to 81 so
iusln do t0c. t. s.
Dress Caps, silk and thread Illusions
Brsids, Gimps, Buttons Stockings
And variety Of goods too numerous 70 mention,
A. TAFT,
3l4 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and 1llh SITS.
nov 9-eol2t
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Il The Arctic il reported to have been
plan with pine instead Of oak. Pine il
exceedingly brittle ard has little or no elias.
tieity in IL, whereas there is rebound in oak
plank, which nearly fills up a hole made by
the passage OF cannon bali through It. Be-
sides, the s,1eBgth Of oak far exceeds that of
pine
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
The Mount Vernon Guards

OF ALEXANDRIA, Va,
TAKE pleasu 10 annou scins to their frie.ds.
/ and the public generally, that hey will give
enc cf their GRAM BALLS, On WtDN 4 s.
DAY, November &c, at SAREPTA HAIL
They pledge themselves that they will give one q
the best bells Of the season, ss no hing shall be
left undone that will add 10 the pleasure Of the
pAny.
Good Cotillon Music has been engaged
Supper and Refreshm 'nts Will be furnished to In.
dies and gentlemen.
Hacks will be in attendance to convey ladies to
and from the ball.
Tickets-admitting gentlemen md ladiss-TWO
DoLLARS; to be had Of the Committee, or q! the
ball.
Fiocr Manager.
HUGH LATHAM, ESQ.
Commi tee of arrangements
1t VIM H smith, 1t Cha. JaviuA
Sgt W W Allen, Sgt W NesIe,
John Bieene Sgt John Grimes,
Walter Johnston.
nov S-eotd
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AVOID ALL OUACKERY.

II REGULAR PHYSICIAN ONLY. LIFE pRT.
LoNGED, CURE FOB ALL PAIN, COTGHs.
COLDS, CONSUMPTION, GROUP, WHOOPING
COUGH. LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, IN
SKIN EkUPTIONs, AND ALL FEMALE COM
PLANTS.
DR. J. s. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDlGlNES are the result of thirty years practice
complaint. and have been we'll tested and ANNOYED
oy hundreds of Physicians, and thousands of Pa
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U :. N. MILLS, at Fredericksburg, Va.
is prep,ret 20 furnish subscribers to the Sta,
with their papers ea-lV every morning. Per
son' wanting The paper viii. be promptly at
tended to b. leaving their names .snd ad
dresses with him.
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[ Alexsn1ris Gazette ropv
r. ID. TWEEDV

Il. u. WEEUY,
N0RNER Of Penn ylvaoia avenue and Thirteenth
~ street, south siee, ofers to purchasers q choice
LIT Of FAMILY CIR JCERIE5, at exceedingly low
prices.
Superior Black Tea, at 80 cts per pound
Young Hyson so ots; q very good article
Layer Rsisin., new crop
Figs Prunes, Pine Apples, ard Enslis Dairy Chees.
American, French and English Mustaris
French and Spanish Olives
Worcest- rshire soho and other GAUGES
And every other article usually kept in . first
class establishment. For sale very cheap for cash.
nov 8-eo1w
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
d 8

On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854,
THE Cars leave Alexaldria daily for Gordons.
l. vile and inter M diate tations at X O'Clock.
a. M, o. the arrival OF the boat from Wa hingtop.
gIEine ample time Tor breakfast Oh board. Cen,
ne ting at Manassas Junctsn with a tram TO- Sta.
ourg. at W arrenon Ju elton vito q train for War.
rsnton. and at Gordonsvie with the trains on the
virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Charlottes
The cars leave Gordonsvil'e daily for Alex.p dri.
and IN termediats stations, at "a before L. g. m on
tie arrival of the trains the trgipia Central
ROAD from Richmond, Charlottesville and Staunton.
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COOP EFFECT OF TEE WAR IN Europe.
They say the Russian smuggers on the from.
tier have been made honest men By the war.
1t has caused reduction Of the tariff, and in.
creased the price for carrying goods, 50 that
they can make more money as carriers than
as smugglers.
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z JEREMIAH KIDwELL, Esq, is appointed
our agent for collecting subscriptions to the
Daily Ecs"ing Star and Weekly Star, i.
the Sac of Virginia. We commend him to
IL ; sInl attention of our friends.
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WALLACE Il Hope

~ A. B. C@GHs, No. 20 High St, Ports.
mouth, Va, will furnish subscribers to the
Erening Star with their papers regularly
every morning after its issue
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60 Ia CENTS FOR 0LOVFs !

lave TINS day opened my second lot of % dog.
4 superior KID GLOVES. which will sell at Tia
Glove aTo,s price, Nos 81 to So, in black, white and
take pleasure In recommending the above IN INV
cus.omefs as knew them to be equal, ana inds.d
SUPERB to many of tie Gloves sold In this a, Nv
10 and " CENTS Also, 'oi
Sole agent in this place for Jouv;n,. ho.,,;c,,u-
hitting and unrivalled FRtNCH RLOVEs. nri : ~
40. RUTH A. PEACO,
NV 1-0ot No. IL Centre Market Snaca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-08

THE SPIRITS AMONG THE QUAkERs-The
New York Tribune learns from a Baltimore
correspondent, that the ghosts mustered their
forces SO strongly among the members of the
Yearly Meeting of Friends, (Hickste branch, }
in session in Baltimore last week, that it was
found necessary to appoint committee of in
vestigation on the subject. The Centre pa
Quarterly Meeting, which forms part of the
Baltimore Yearly Meeting, is said to have be.
come quite "carried away" by the spiritual
fever