Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02


 the society met o'clock in the ai,ernoOn, in the Episcopal Church. The weather being very pleasant, large number of ladies and gentlemen were assem. bled on the occasion. The exercises commenced with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Fuler. An appropriate hy,nn sung, accompanied by the sweet tones of the Or- gan. brief report of the dOings of the society was submitted by the Secretary. ,,s.F-.-
 The society were lhen favored with an abIe, elo. quent and interesting address by E. w. Andrews, Esq., of which the audience manifest cd their appreciation by ] giving it their undivided attention. if' E. | Statements were given by several gentlemen in re- laon to experiments made to ascerain the value of apples for faening cattle and swine, and for feeding mich cOVs working oxen and horses. From these experiments, appeared that apples may be advanta- geously used for these purposes. A COW falened entirely appes texcept the little grass which she procured in srubbe-lo,,) and produced one hundred and twelve pounds of fialluw-swine well faNen- cd apples with the addition of small quantity of meal-workiHg oxen fetf with them were enabled 10 perform than ordinary labor-aud milch cows produced milk in increased quantities and ofa superi or quality. The apples led were principally sour ones. These experiments prove, that farmers may ner their surplus apples source of greater profit by feeding them their stock, than by making them into cider by converting them nto ardent spirits. The meeting was addressed by the Rev. Mir. Hickok in answer various objections which made the temperance cause. | .t .s,g Mr. Boudinoi, of the Cherokee nation Of Indians, being present, called upon by inc President and made interesting remarks, showing that the pse sent state of degradation to which tic red men, and particularly the tribe to which he belongs, redu- ;. ;n FiSnn 1 of ihioxica.iag liquors among them. trf .=. The Rev. Mir. Fuller also addressed the meeting, ex- horIing all rendlyt the oftemperance to forward and afford the beneii, of their pie by signing the pledge oeo,ire abstinence from the use of ardent spirits. ! " 4 $ $2T f4 Afer singing another hymn, the benedic,ion pronou by the Rev Mr. Fuller, and the audience separated, apparently much gra,6ed with the id,eres ling exercises of t,e day.--Conn,. f',stsssaa A z, 4 k z2us 5&l -sE ai e%1 t.l .,---es,. Justice in profssion-We are informed tha, one dwelling house Hebron contains Justices 0f tue Peace and Judge of Probate. If the of f1e- broa in general Is well supplied with judicial ot- cera, we may expect see s" justice down ns streets" an nccurrence, by the way. which has not ] taken place since our remeinhraaces IN. E. Rep. Why this is equal to house in Canaan in this coun,y-for there one dwelling contains only "iwo Justices of the Peace and Judge of Probae,'' bu, | also Judge of the Conny Conf.-afl Of ona fnany, and all {" everlasting grea, democrats" % ..+'.'1'f r'. .1sf'T 8TaFs~' <'------ -a.7s -Se-.' Cabbasps.-We understand that for two or three years past much complaint has heen made by persons in this vicinity fond raising is excellent vegetable tha, beEre il is hall grown the of the root from some other becomes b0lbous, the small fbres running from it being desroyed-,hat during the day l it shows symptoms of wiling, and in few days with .l:. '"ady shewn itself this season.@ We are requested to make the 'aauiry thus poBiicy of of our exper eHced gardeners whe,er they know the cause of the disease-whelher ii proceeds from a worm or an in. sec-and hat metiiod should he taken to prevent or l 10 avoid il? An answer would be desirable.
 Our correspondent whe sb,kes upon himself the task of mfic'ing pdnshmen. for 'he '.ying prore nses'' "f a contemporary print, should recoect that il is no, necessary to ase the club of Hercules demolish gnat. Let tiIe thing buzs--t is siiagiess. st3 4s
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 We are glad to hear ,ha, of onr late townsmen hns been successful in kir inventive faculties as to discover something ,ha, may he nse Ga to him hereaf ter; which may he inferred ny ihe following article from the Newark Advertiser. Ms. Biynn from some cause other has not been remarkaby successful io husbanding the "good things of this Iife.''.s
 Btymp's Potent Hat lyt;6ener.--we had tue l,cns- ure yesterday "I exan'Ini"g valuable, labor saving machiue for sfening hat bodies, recently invented and patrnied hy Mg, HeDsy Blynn, Ioren,sn in the
 hal Mefsrs. Wm. Kaukia 6 Co of this town. By this simple coairisaace ,nay do the work of five. who work ccoring old mode, and should judge, rom ,be experiment sed, with quite much, perhaps more himself Iian either of the number. II is worth mentioning, too, that the and his maclme prcnpy less ro"n, than is required for the five under the old plan We 0ederstand alsoih cohsi,le sasng is made in the of the mixture taIcohoi and gDm sbeIlac1 @ith which the hats siiifened and by which ihey a,c made what the trade call proof. N is cAviainly
 great Improvement, GOr which the trade dad the nui-
 lie are much indebted io the ingenious iavenor, and for which we hope and believe he will he richly re- compensed. We uced hardly say that Ar. Bynn is u Yankee. e.ssge , tss Egte ssg fsf<t s,f.s$,s VI Fs
 We annex the certificate of Messrs. Ra0kiD &E Go. 10 the value Of the inveniiOn:- Nesst 'tt "s 'tf
 We have bee0 using Blynn's Patent Stifener ia our Factory since February last, and have tested il fully. The hAis@ @6nisb clearer, aud are evener, smAfer s,is. than the old with the Brush er Trench CT: n saveSn large quaniiiy Of Alcohol and with ii one man slifien 2O0 Bodice aR hour. r r@sI
 We recommend lH the trade, as the beal mode of slihenipg yei introduced. .
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 "No Pariisan Copus.":-THE DEMOCRACY.