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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03

IDonOO WISH To ECONOMIES !-Then bs
r. sure 10 buy custom made Shoes instead 100
not =" % n,aoe lIhe plndar's razors, 90 seIl.
and Ch,Idren,, m.ds mohS. especially adIes1
ne very best materials 90 be obtained a THIS coun-
N eve, on a p AID are usually complained OF.
ns rs DOW ready To supply al IN wnshington WIN
todp oeere to eConntDIZe nth the finest nj most
nlsh{ hnIshed SHOES. GAITfRS, BUCTS
SLlPfERS, &c, as well as with the st rong 81 and
hSaYlest kRd of ChIidren's School or every dnx
Shoes. intended for durability and hard service and
whic1 last, SO includes Servants hoes and Boots
s.renSiy made, yet handsomely finished. and war
raItfd 10 every purchaser.
, llls pTIces are but trIle moro than the cost of
tn6e oi bad work and material, while ais work out
wears thep four times oyer.
pr. fTsnkiin never torrht a poor article, nor csn
any one become thrifty " no does no.
All should call and test tins subscrlber's work for
themSnlVes. CHARLES WEIRNAk,
40 l4-ly 18th street. near IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03
Special Notices.

AN IN POSSESSION OF some valuable certificates
in favor Of the ConsumptOn Destroyer; also of its
efficacy in relieving bros chial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syr up is pleasant and safe and
is composed of roots q ad herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge: il II no common article. They are
nicely enveloped in my oirouIars where my place Of
residence is seen.
The extract of Cow or called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles, can, With the Syrup, be found at Mr.
C. Stots the Sy sup is at several other places on
Pesnsy lvanla aveHHe- as well as Georgetown, at
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandra at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore. at Hance's, los Dalti-
more street. diff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03

u CARD MUSICAL. -
o. suns crloeI Will give instruction on the Harp
plano Ouitar. and V osl Music, IN Wssh---
inst9as as soon as sufficient number O v06
pupils Is obtained. UTvII
nders norders lett at the Piano Store OF Mr.. Richard
J. p. BRANDT,
OTganlst OF St. Paups Church, A lexandria.
piANOS.-Four second hand Pianos. IN good
order, for sale very cheap at the Music Depot OF
aph = isa8-f14 :, w. g. METZEROTT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03

John ALEXANDER,
No 240 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
PAPER HA NC IRGS.
have now IN store the most mplete ossor:me
OF Paper Hsnglngs ever offered 10 the public of
Washing ton and the adjacent cities.
am now re~eIvlny. from France. Decorative Pa
pers OF the most modern and TIch designs, panel,
gold, sat Il. velvet and wood ImitstIuns with hor-
ders to correspond Also chsmber ana other pa ners
In every variety Of stSl le and pattern.
wopld Also c. your attention TO the fact that in
addition q the great variety of Pane. Hangiags I
keep s'autly hand the largest AMI hands
assortment of WI INDOW SHB DES, GIt.TCOR-
NICES. PICTURE CORD ID and TASSELS of ahy
house In the city.
By uDIemitting attention and prompt execution
OF all orders, hope to merit and OBJ ain a liberal
share of patronage.
Paper put on in the best manner, and i'm all cases
warranted ap To- 2aw2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03
Boots. Shoes. &c.

Having been engaged In manu- factuIlns Isdle,
EA VI lsses and Children's shoes for -
L,.,- - .nls past u years, ought
Know by thu time what will suIt Them an t6nf linz
~ o oan ssIey say th,t We do; which you can prove
~ sv,he our WORK trial y on oan hnd (af ali times
ahe aIuces az The principal Shoe Stores in wash-
ngs% nngton fitS-the shoes so welI-known es g. w,
McCurdy a Sons Philadelphia make pPI-lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03
II 90 rs AN SHOES

r The attention OF nmiies and others are respect.
ieLy called 10 any present supply Of the-SR~
ncve articles, and particularly those for
bDsan6 Girls, which being Of my ovnH
iIinqtsctn'e. mag be relied upon as beinrs
VA ,nsvery way deserving Of their attention.
rartlculnr attention paid to measured work.
-. j. X. MORGAN,
Ss south side Pa. av., bet 9th and ioth SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03

E'OR SALE-A valuable FARM on the q GORGE
4 town ana Rockville Turnpike. about FIVE mics
acd a. nall irOm Georgetown. Of asIs acres The
buildings are a new House, Barn and other out
Dui,alnxs. on good elevation, Has two treams of
dairy farm or market garden. About IS acres are
now unGer Improvement, about 40 81 which is bot .
tom iend capable oi Ifdins from eight to ten Tar
elsof corn per 8ore, without nlanurss.
here rs ais o n young orchard of three hundred
apple, peach and plum trees. About 10 acres of tho
farm istOwR In clover and grass, n crop of wheaL
ground. - ''
FsIthcr information apply to BARNARD d.
BUCKLEY. GeOrgetowu. an Js In,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03

WHITE PANTS AND BLACK JACKETS
w Tor the May Balls.-A very large assortment
Tor Boys Of all ages, and st tremely low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co,
ap 3S 5a Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03

N NJ. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Spsca No. 81 betypcn
Bridge and Canal streets. Georc Ctown~ -
announces to cls patrons that at hislS N Il i
RESTAURANT may DO found at silSSAlS
tlmes the choicest and most excellent NJ
assortment of LIQUORS. the freshest
OISTER3 and all kinds of GAME in season.
Meals served at adj houts aEd at tho usual prices.
jaus-sm
EIEE ALES.-We respectfully announce TO cur
Il ineEds and the public that have at last suc-
ceedsd IN having large quantity Of ALES of vari-
Gus kinds brewed expressly to our order which we
viii guarantee to be the finest and the ars est yarI-
oty that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing a nice article of lie can have
1T by applying Ons for either ofhe following brands
VIZ; kenuett, Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
ndephIa and Xxx. We also have a fine article of
brown stout and \ Y Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, given to our drivers will be
attended l2. Army & SHINN,
Union BottIing Depot, 81 Green street.
d11-d Georgetowp, ID. G.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03

G T. q l. e:
n tneiSdtsS Where you may get l. LOoklNge
ThhSSEs, IN gilt or mahogany frames POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval
or square. gllt or otherwise; any other KIND OF
work 10 has line. The largest lot Of LOOKING
for cash, JOHN WAGNER,
2S5 Pa avenue,
ap2-Iy between 18th and 18th sits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29
Miseries Of Farming.

While reading the piece thus headed, |
have been trying 10 picture 10 myself what
kind Of man tho ono that wrote this mus,
be. but have not been able 10 come to any
conclusion what kind Of picture to draw
ol him.
acknowledge with him that the earth
spontaneously brings forth thorns and this
ties hut God has given man power To cul
tiyatc the s,il has given him the horse and
OK, and with hi. skill he applies the strength
OF these to useful and profitable purpo''-.
Man cultiyntc- the s1il. not as - boast ot
burden. not a.. T. II. 5. wonld indicate,
harnesscd with his hor,e or yokcl with bis
OK, but with an intelligent mind, a cheer'
ful heart and willing hand, aud receives a
rich reward for his labor.
As TO farming being the most aborious
business there is, | feel free to say It is not
80. US having tried mechanical. mercantile
and farming pursuits, | think AIN pre-
pared to judge correctly. lncver yet found
the place where there was not hard work
to be done, but have found great many
that did not like to do it, and | suspect l..
II. 5. is one Of them. As for pleasurablc
excitement. there is more in one day on the
farm than in one month IN the store or
shop and it is just such excitement as the
mind requires for health and activity.
What is more pleasing than a stock OF fine
cattle to look upon IN the every day rounds
there is the sprightly colt. with his gr'reiul
mannuvres around the field there are the
sheep and playful lambs. And what is more
exciting and pleasing. than following that
good eagle plow drawn by a pair OF well
trained oxen or horss, rolling the sod over
80 smooth and even!
What class of men has more time and
better facilities for cultiyating aud improv-
ing the mind, than the iarmer9 have yet
to learn Of that class. There is plenty OF
work for cultivated mind. even ON u small
farm. In regard to the comfort and ease
Of the manufacturer, the mechanic aud
merchant, would refer L. II. S. t. the
present pincbins times ask him to con-
trast their situation with that OF the farm
er. w. l.. ID.
Oxford, Nov. 10, 1857.
GN. T.. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

SoururRN pANrER. rhi' Is u monthly
octave or 81 pages to a number, especially
devoted To southern Agriculture. Publishcl
in Richmond. Virginia, by Ruin and Au-
gust, at s. Per year. /. e. Ruin, Editor,
name rather significant just now but our
reader, may be assured it has no special
significance IN thi. ease, f1r tbs editor We
ar sure i, both scholar and gentleman,
and hc certainly makes e very uselul paper
for his locality and We hope he is abun.
dainty rewarded for his industry. The No.
Tor thi, month is the beginning Of - new
volume aud is No. oi rare value, not
merely cor the South, bat lOr all parts OF
the country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29
"shall i, Always Continue Thusi'

This question is asked by the Editor OF
the southern Planter, in relation To apples
bcin. supplied to the South by the North.
We thiuk It will bc. - far A. lons'kccping
arie,ics arc concerned, and for the same
reasons that the North will always depend
ON the South for their oranges, lemons,
dates, sc. We ask him il they can grow
apples in the soil and climate ol Virginia.
of the compact texture, high flavor, and the
lons-kccping properties Of our II. |. Grcen-
ings. EoNhury Russais, Baldwins, and other
varieties? Does no know Of any such fruit
grown ihcro2 II they care to DO that thing,
wc have never sccn any evidence OF it In our
visits n the Old Dominion. Ia keeping
properties, fruit improves as We 60 east,
and Maine apples exhibit this quality in a
higher decree than any other State in the
. Union, and when well cultivated. have no
sut.rior- in quality. We would like 10
send the Eiit1ra sample Of oar Maine ap-
pies another iall. and le, him sec for him.
..lC Apple trees spring up all about our
fields. wood. and fences, Of their own nc.
corl. ard grow n. vigorously as forest trees,
and are as hardy. DO they 50 in Virginia
There is on, thing more we wish To say,
aul that l., that We are not OF tie number
who think il desirable % produce all s'r,s
I Of things ON our farm that we consume, or
10 attempt il We think Il for our interest
TO let our ncishb1r' grow some thing for
us "a. we some thing. ilr them. We think
our hu.bandry will b, all thc more rr,fta-
bl. Tor IL.
The same thing, we believe, Il true ~ i'f.
fcrcnt section, Of our country, and morc
cmphutically -. We can rails, sweet po,a-
toes hero m Maine; hat we cannot raise
them - chcaply as they can IN Virginia,
nor OF - good quality. Tho same thing,
We believe i. true in relation In winter aP-
pie, in particular. We can ai's them Of
bci,cr qualities than they can in Virginia II
no, chctPcr, and we hay" the notion that
tho interests Of both sections will b, promo
tel by l'tiinc each 10 a- they are now do
Ing. Virgins supply Maine anil the North
with sweet potatoes and other like proiuc.
tions. sid Main, aud the North supply Viz
sinia AMI the south with thcir winter ap-
pies. Both will make money out of the
operation. Docs Brother Ruin believe in
the advantages Of Commerce? II %,
wherein
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

Voo,L MArufNEEr ur BIRDS. l, is diff
eul, To account for 81 snail creature as a
bird making a tone a. loud as some animals
a thousand time, il, size but recent dis
c,ycry has shown that in birds the lungs
have several openings communicating with
corresponding air bags or cells, which I'LL
the whole cavity Of the body from the neck
downward, and into which the air passes
and rcpls.c- in the progress Of breathing.
This Is not ALL The very bones are hollow,
from which air pipes are conveyed to the
most solid parts Of the body, even into the
quilts and feathers. The air being rarliied
by the heat Of the body, adds to their loyity.'
By forcing the air out OF the body, they can
dart down from the greatest heights with
astonishing velocity. No doubt the same
machinery forms the basis Of their vocal
powers, and at once resolves the mystery.
Gardeners Music Of Nature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

ONO CuLrIvAToR. This octave is pub
Iished twice month at Columbus, at one
dollar a year, by ). d. Harris, who makes
a good paper oft. Ills editorials are writ
ten in a very ofT.hand style, and the indie
pcnd,ncc becoming "hairy man." as he
rroie.sc,h himself to be. by the way, we
perceive what we said Of his paper some
weeks since, he takes as rather back.hand
sort Of a compliment. We never doubted
that he "goes upon his taps like Chfis-
tian," or that be was more Of u saint than
many one on whose head razor hath
come.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

Tnr ELEMENTS OF llArrINrss ARE wrnIN.
The reason why 50 few men are rca!lyhaply
they look abroad for pleasure; while the
elements of true happiness slumbcr in their
own bosoms. 1t does not depend upon the
course Of one party or another-whether
you shall really enjoy yourself; but it does
depend upon whether YOU look inio your
hear, and draw out its love and affection.
II you love some being tcndcrly, you will be
happy. II you do all the good you ean'
you will be happy. The seat Of true hap
pinoss, then. is in your own bosom-and
when you live in a measure as you ought,
you Will never look about for true pleasure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

NEw ESGLAND FARMER. We read this
weekly with a good deal Of interest; ; but we
regret TO notice that it has discontinued It's
tables of "Priccs Current." This was an
excellent feature Of the paper, and one OF
great utility to those Of us residing at dis
tance from the city. These tables in the
Farmer have generally been made up with a
great degree of accuracy, as wo have had
freoucn. occasion to know. We hope they
will BE- revived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

MoorE's RrRM NEw ioEGrR. This
weekly in quarto form, commenced a new
volume with the year. Brother Moore Ger
tainly deserves. "a. we have no doubt he re-
cciyes, the most liberal patronage from the
farmers Of the County. lie is ind,htisa-
DE and uuiiring in his efforts 10 make his
paper really useful to practical farmers and
it contains as large II not larger amount
Of rich matter than any other agricultural
paper in the country. Published at Roch-
ester, y. Y, at - Per year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

WORKING FARMER. This substantial
sheet commenced new volume with tn
year. IL Is still under the editorial man
ascment Of Prof. Mapcs, aided by an abb
body of correspondents. One dollar year.
Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

have been slaughtered
Weight.
+. II. Mcad's, II months old, 5O5
T. Rigs II months old, 3l0
DR.. VI. Gould's, . months old. 3l5
T.. X. Morsc's, : 10 months old, 80
\. 4. llowc's, g months old, 20
o. Brown has not killed his, but | should
Judge IL would weigh $50 pounds.
j. Kimball's. three, II i'2 months old,
weighed 900 pounds. ID. ii. cEAH.
The above pigs were grade Suaolks, and
We think the figures given pretty efTectuHlly
disproyc the opinion held by many persons
who do not like tho blood, that they are
too small in sire, to be profitable.
FL. Dem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29
For The oNGord Democrat.
NoRrn BRIDGroS, De-

ID. FoRBrs. ESQ Thinking you would
like to hear how the pigs turned out that
you sold in this place, ! concluded to drop
YOU line. giving the weigh, Of thosc tha,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29
Sneoinl Notice.

Agricultural Exchanges and communiea'
tions for this department, should be direct
cd Z" Oxford Democrat" South Paris. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

The dog in the kennel bark' at his aea'
the dog who hunts does not feel them.
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farmers department.
"srErp ROW"
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

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Change Wr Schedule.
INLAND after WEDNESDAY, February
" J, tsss. the trains on this road viii
run ~ follows, (Sundays excepted y
The Mail and Passenger Train will
leave Pamela daily, att, A. NJ, and arrive
9, Memphis al 10, An.
Returning. leaves Memphis at . p. ~,
and arrives at Pamela att r. N.
The Freight and Accommodation Train
leaves Memphis daily at $40, A. ~, and
arrives at Pamela a, N A. ~.
Returning, leaves Pamela a. IL, A, ~.
and ssvives At Msmphis At 8 p.
Persons travelling sa the Mail Train can
spend Eve hours in Memphis and return
On the same DAY.
Passenger Train mskes direct coupec.
ten ct Memphis With the Memphis and
Chsrles,oa Railroad going Hast, and the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad. going North.
The Freight and Accommodation runs
IN connection with Stages to and froa the
following places oakland. Preston and
Grenada. there mstiss connection with
Stages through CsrrpIlson sad Lexington,
thence TO the northern tevmini Of the
Mississippi CeasrsI Railroad. for Canton,
Jsckssa and Nee OrIesns.
1hrsseh Tichsss for Gs~asda 60 be
obtained 81 III. Meaph,s Dspo.
This is much the shortest euvss. and
passengers leaving Me.pAis By the NON.
ing sssin arrive al GYeasin ~ ssus eve
ming, having daylight the Whole wsy.
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insane ASYLUM anil The melancholy deaths
W consumption beer ample witness 10 The
'ruih ~ i,nae assertions. In lunaiic ~
ylums thu most mel uchOly exhibition ~
pears. The r~nuhtrnanre " actually sod
drd aud quite destitute neither mifih o.
grief ever visits should a sound II tho
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with woefnl mea.nres wnn ,e.p,it
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convinced u ~ chicacy.
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references. Citizens know aud avoid them
aud save long suffering, money and cs
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07
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above distressing ailments, the flrip w.
rssct nucmr viii curr YOU, Try II aud be
convinced II IT. efficacy.
H,lrar " quark HosiriHs and guak
doctors, vho faisly boast ~ abilities and
references. Citi1fns know aud avoid them
aud a ' long suffering, money and cs
roseurc by scud,ng ~ calling for q bot.
tie n this popular and Specific Rcmaiy.
u allays al pain anj inflammation. " per.
fec,ls pleasant In ,ts taste aud odor, hut
.mmud,nte In It, arttru.