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State show

tn, Main, STAT, Agricultural Society will
hold IL, annual Fair and show az Portland,
On TUESDAY, wednesday, THURSDAY and FRI
dav. October .l.i, 22l, ga aud 2''h. F're
and fright ou thc railroad. will o, reduced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

\ coxcomb, talking Of the trausmisration
Of souls said, in the time OF Moses. have
no doubt was the golden calf"
Every likely" replied lady, "'ime has
robbed you Of nothing but the gliding
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4 SrRoNG PAsTE TOR PArEg. To two
large spooufuls Of -four put as much pow
dcrcl rJsin as will lie on q shilling; mix
with as much strong beer as will make it Of
due consistence, aud bull half an hour,
let it be cold before it is used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

Sincerity is to speak as we think to DO
as We prcsend and profess, to perform and
make good what we promise, and really to
be what We would seem and appear to be.
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Snrcinl Notice.

Agricultural Exchanges and commuuica
,iors for ,bi, department, should d" dirc'''
al q. Oxford pcmoyrat. 90 south Paris, Ne.
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MI s & T. LII A n Y
Last Royal Bull Fight at salvaterra
nv o. TOuRNiIR.

Don Joseph tho First, Of Portugal, when
at Salmtcrra, was only sort Of holiday
making king. The gos'ip' used 70 say that
IN Lisbon his Majesty sat at the lathe, while
the Marquis lie Pombal sat on the throne
a saying derived from tho monarch's great
mechanical skill as turner, and the domi.
nCCrins spirit Of his minister the Marquis.
Now there was no turner's lithoat SALIVA.
terra, where the king used to hunt and feast,
and then yawn Cor a couple Of hours in tho
evening in the handsome theatre that Is still
standing, while the Marlui, do Pombal was
busily filling in DEGREES appended n tho
kings blank signatures, like another Richie
lieu ruling a second Louis NIL.
II was now spring. Tho almond trees
were in full blossom, the birl, were all sing.
ins in The groves, anl the flowers were laden
with perfume, when a royal bull.fcht At
;rnctel All tho polite world to S,lutcTra.
Il was quite holiday Tor thcnobili,y. The
bulls wcro magnificent, the cavalier. were
Irrs.'l in the most elegant attire while the
amphithcatrr presented ono blaze Of frmalc
beauty Al hearts were beating with oy.
ciiam'nt, or hope, ani what gave the
finishing charm to thi'sorscou' fte was the
presence Of TIE king, unalioycl by that Of
his popular mui.;cr-,be Marquis de Pom
hal having baru iorcibly detained in Lisbon
to hold conference with the Spanish am.
basal1r.
\ somewhat sharp contest hal indeed
taken place that same lay, between the Cas-.
ulan envoy anil ,he Porlucur., minister,
fr which thc h'tr was laulci 10 the skies
by thoscwh1 wanted to curry favor atcourt
vLilo D., was secuted by Cr the greater
uumhgr, who hated him as dominccrins
ur.urt, M the puuanical fioiro', or
mobiles, took part with the Spaniarl, and
dc,outly hoped that the fear or incurring a
war would put an end 10 the tyranny OF thc
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profitable. In my next experiment, for
which am preparing largo compost heap
Of night .oil and swamp mud, | propose to
run the plow to the depth Of about eight
inches, apply the compost, harrow it we'll,
aud sow my seed in August, or carly in Sep
tomhcr. Ga such land, which has a strong
affinity for ammonia, there will D., little loss
by evaporation, and the young grass roots
will fnd their food a, hand for start. In
after lie. much Of their nouri,hm,nt Is de-
rived from the air and water; and the hca.
yicr portions OF tie manure they will have
time 20 sic,c upAn, before 1t washes below
their reach. For several years, have used
the sod and sub.oil plow, and run it foot
dccp. for my hocl crops but upon a ',iI
clay. which bad bo,n plowcd bu, Eve or six
inches before, | should deem such an opera.
ton dangerous \ deep soil i, desirable
everywhere, bu, /, must DO docp.nod gradu.
ally, uul,.s bouu,iully manurcl. In our
rocky soll, it is often impossible to pl1v
moro than eight inches, though believe it
i well established that rrgq,is subsoil.
tnkan oven from the bottom OF we'll, will
lgcomc fertile merely by exposure to the
air, 50 that ou such soils, We have little DAN
s.r to apprch,ul from dvp cultivation.
FLOWING ORCHARDS.
Shall Ipor NV orchard a0T' is aqurs.
ton often asked. Ny answer would b.,
plow it as doepa' possible, anl 'nhs1il d,
before your tr.l' are planted. A.t.r that,
pl1w as deep as practicable, vithoutcutlius
thr roots or 81, trees. s. they extend
through 90, soil, rllv moro sAlal, s, a, not
IN disturb them. | hav, no doubt trr. are
often injured. hy thi, violent kind Of root
rrupip, Thor, ar, circumstance, 4,
J., r,.,rl,l a. n n, treatment or ami,
,r,.. On theo'l Homestead "a, Chester. ON
IN, firm ,ran,t, ul,,,il. mn annie trco ak-s
a l,lI or the ,,r,h that the element, th.m.
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5.,vr ~, tr,, hi, +, ,,np,, u,r,., Il a.,
,gr sandy land I, rs,,sr. 4, +. Fl, up,,u.
r,,r dim. ,,s,.a thrifty tr,, o., l,,drl
with arrlr.. 70 as,uall, l., w.i,h.l down
and il, root. drawn from their b,l, ON ono
,il, III, root. IN n dcsp. fine .oil. with M,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

The lady who wore wire hoops which got
hmmod together in a crowd, cut very
queer figure on Broadway, something like a
long oval tureen.
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NEW SERIES, VOL. I, NO. %.
"srEEp rur rIow.

NIthe arts ani sciguCes rrrinihins l' "'' ',.
sT5.sl, EakrI together, a1d are inlima''A '''.'''
81 Nth AFriculturg. .-AetiCutA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

The following is an article OF rare excel.
lcucc, aboundins in sound, practical com.
mon sense, and we bcspCak for it avery
careful study by all our readers who are
farmers
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DEEr FLOWING.

The DVh Of PioriHg is another question
which must depend on many circumstances.
| plow all my own land from eight to twelve
inchc, deep. Much Of it is sandy, and |
manrrc heavily. The deeper such land is
plJwed, the better it will stand the drought
because the roots will strike the deeper, and
on light soils, however much the manure
may be dirrus,d, the roots Of the plant are
sure to pursue and find it. On my heavy
clay soil. in turning over the sod after hay
ins-say once in half a dozen ycars-to eS'
terminate the bad grasses and briars, which
spring up after few years, am suspicious
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
From the New En;hni Farmer,
Circumstances Alter Cases.
I'M nrNEN y. INLNcn.

How 20 arrly Manurc-Comp0s 0s,ing-Some
Elements Gf Fertility Enporatcaud Others
Sink-Dccp Plowinc-S'cding 10 Grass
in Autumu-S1l aud SuhsOil Plow-
Flowing Observation-Disclosures between
Rules and Principles.
In former article, | proposed to apply
the idea suggested in the above carioa, to
the satjccis OF the application or mauurcs,
and Of compaS,iug AMI deep blowing.
Shall plow in the manure as deep as
possible, or shall leave /, near the surface
Shall compost it with mud or soil, anil
work it over to make it Gnc, or MS, it in a
Crlsh and grc,n state? The answers to
,hos1 questions depend on Circumstances
and various. you hayca heapol common
barn manure, aal arc ready to apply j, this
spring 20 your land lor c1rp or potatoes, nay
advice would b., 10 mK nothing with it,
but to spread it, and pi1w it in as deep as
the plow will cover 10, running TO the depth
o. which the land has been usually plowcl.
As a general rule tbi, would De- the tsug
method, bat il the land he s,iG clay, cor
rcls5ns which will bs presently stated, the
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

As to ComrrviHg,-ih,' depends on cir
cumstauces. For mark, gardening, much
og t'c manure must De Cnr. or it will render
a proper culurcoi ,hs s,il about the young
plants, impossible. and 30, in all cases,
whore IL i, desirable TO produce an immcli-
ate elect, manur, finely divided, and thor
oushly dcc5mp,seI, furnishes moro ready
food for the plant. Again, highly conccn-
tntcd mauurcs, like nrsht-s,il, require TO
be finely divided, or compo'ted, that they
may no, PROV, too powerful rud that they
may be- equally iiGuscl. Where top-drcs..
Ing is used. it is an cztransant waste to
apply fr,,h manure, because the mostyalua.
Ole portion Of /, passes OF into the arr,
whereas il Thoroughly mixed with clay or
swamp mud, charcoal, or anything olso
which will retain the ammonia. the loss
will he slight.
Again, where We have swanp-mui which
contains ia it,,lr clements Of fertility, in a
form which needs but the addition usually
Of this very substance, ammonia, which is
always cndayorius to escape, 20 render 1t
a valuable manure, We make double gain
by mixing it with. the manure because we
save the ammonia which would otherwise
escape, and We convert the mud itsolf into
a valuable fertilizer. lr the mud can he
added daily or weekly to the accumulatins
heap in the barn cellar, this is perhaps the
best use Of il. Tho less manure heap is
handled over, in the open air, especially in
windy days in Spring, the more Of it. value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-29
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
1 ture at Auction, and House for Rent
On MONDAY the 4th day Of August, shall
sell, at the residence Of gentle man declining
housekeeping, on the west side Of 9th, between
y street and Louisiana avenue, at 10 O'Clock a.
m: an excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz:
Walnut spring French Sofas
Mahogany Chairs and Rockers
do marble top Bureaus, Wash cose.s, and
Tables
Mahogany sideboards French Beds.eads, and
Writing Desk
Clock, Girandoles, Mantel Ornaments, and Mir
China. Glass, and Crocksry Ware, Knives and
Forks
Cherry Hat-racs, Cottage Bedsteads
Hair and Shuck Mattress and Bedding
Wasbstands, Wardrobe
Maple Reception Chairs
Two hne Gas Chandeliers
Carpets, Oilcloth, and Mating
Cooking, Coal, and other Stoves
With good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites.
Jerms: All sums Of and under S25 cash over
S25 credit Of GO and 80 days, for noies saiisfac
torliy endorsed, bearing interest.
Inc house Is also for rent. containing ten good
rooms and large store. Inquire on the premises
or OF the subscriber. A. GHEEN,
Jy ~ Auctioneer.
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DENTAL SURGERY
Proposals for copper.plate Engraving.

OFFICE SUPERINTBNDENr PUBLIC PRINTING!
Washington, July IS, 1856
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS. WILL BERE-
~ ceived at this Office until the l4th day Of
August next. at ~ O'Clock m for engraving up
on steel copper, In the highes style Ct the
eral styles or the art Of steel coppeT-plate en-
craving, various maps, profes. Panoramic views
and views Of scenery required TO illustrate the
several reports Of surveys OF railroad route 70 the
Pacific ocean.
Each proposal must be accompanied by satisfsc-
to execute the work, by specimens OF each class
or style Of work bid for executed In his or their
own ONCE, and by statement OF the force which
can be employed by each upon the work
Its 10 be distinctly understood that no biss
will be entertained from any parties not directly
engaged in, and practically acquainted with the
style Of work bid for.
The bid, will state separately the pri e, and but
one price, for each style ofengraving (specifyiny
whether IN line or otherwisel Of each map or
plate bid for, and the time required for executing
the same.
Contracts will be entered into with, and bonds
with security will be required from, the success
ful bidders for their faithful execution Of the work
bid for.
All work will be required 10 be executed "to the
satisfaction Of the Secretary Of War"
The work can be Inspected by persons des irous
OF bidding therefor, upon application at this o.
fee.
The proposals must be addressed, one to the
Chairman sf the COMMITTEE on engraving
oHouse of Representatives United States,n and
one TO A g. Seaman, Superintendent Public
Printing, Washington, ID e ar d be Tlainly en-
dorsed fsProposals tor Steel or Copper plate En-
gravingn A. q. SEAMAN,
jy 26-dtl4thAug superintendent.
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IL DaIley's Genuine Pain Extractor

VIII subdue the pain and Inflammation
harms scsds in from twenty
Will heal the wounds without and eectuay
Sores-Piles-Sslt RheumIn rheum
and Infamed Eyes-Cuts- Wounds-Bruses-Old md In
yeerato SoresScald HeadCorns and Bunons-Eryspelas
-SPrsins-Swellngs Observation-Disclosures of Insects
Sweled and Broken Breast-Sore
all other nidmmstOry and cuaueOus diseases where
parts affected be reached.
Don't be ncreduOus about the diseases named
cured by only thDgbut reflect that the
tive properties which the Daley Save
heretofore enumeratedone to reach
afO mentioned diseases but many
Each box of GENUINE DALLY's PAIN upon
II Steel Plate Engraved Label with the
CLiCKESER i CO, propretOrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer All othere counterfeit Price
per box.
All orders should be addressed CIV Clickener Co..
81 Barclay street, New York.
error sale by CHAS. sTOTT, MARIN PALMER and
Druggists generally. sps-eo6m
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THE aRAnp E1cuRsros Of The pionss, Com.

The GRAND EXCURSION of the Pioneer Con.
stitu tional Association Of the First w ard, I'd.
vertised for tomorrow, should not be forgotten
by pleasure-seekers. A fine sail over the
CLASSY Potomac, q ramble in the woods sur
rounding the White House, to say nothing Of
the fine opportunity for indulging in the
dance, will no doubt draw a large party
to the steamer Washington on the morning as
well as the afternoon trip.
ONLY 123 cents for q correct likeness of
Buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont. Sold by
the agent, A. Adamson, Seventh street, oppo-
site to the Post Office. Adhesive envelopes,
20 cents q hundred. Is
A CORRECTED LIST of the names Of the
pupils receiving medals, &c at the anniver-
sary of tho public schools yesterday will be
found on the first page of to.day's Star.
APPOINTMENT BY THE MAYOR Jeremiah
Twomey to be member of the Auxiliary
Guard from the first of August.
WArcH RETURNS -Viner Garner, fighting /;
security for peace. VIM. Adams, stealing );
Jail. Jas Bruce, vagraut; workhouse. Pink
COkely, disorderly in market; SIS SO fine and
costs also tor assault and battery; security
for court. Ludwig Lewis, vagrant; work
house thirty days. John Ruunells, colored,
disorderly; security for further hearing. Sam
uel Runnels, colored, disorderly; security for
peace; gambling; bail for further hearing.
Eliza Arts. disorderly; security for peace
at the central guard house and disposed of by
Jussice Hollingshead.
Western Lockup.-McKendree Dean, drunk
and disorderly; fine and costs. Charles Soil.
man, out after hours fine and costs. Henry
Clements, do. do. James Dover, do; do.
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NNALSOF BRITISH LEGISLATION !;
n by Leone Levi, Professor Of Commerce at
Kings College, London, author Of Commercial
Law Of the World, Lewis Mercantile Law, &c :,
being classified and analysed summary OF the
legislation, proceedings, and papers Of the Houses
Of Lords aud Commons To be published In bi.
monthly or monthly parts during the parliamen-
tary sessions and at intervals during the recess.
Subscription, two guineas per annum The first
number Of the work may be examined at the book
sto.e Of FRANCK TAYLOR.
"There is scarcely any other country In the
world where legislation proceeds ordinarily In so
cautious manner as In the United Kingdom.
Suggestions a:e made, inquiries are instituted
reports are Produced and bills or projects Of laws
are prepared, which after passing the ordeal Of
parliamentary investigation and discussion in both
Houses, often become laws. and oftener stin are
RENTED back to other committees Of inquiry, and
to the maturing influence Of time and public
opinion.
{" In the course Of these legislative proceedings
most valuable cts are collected, which illustrate
the condition, wants, and prospects Of society
better than any other evidence, bring out the va
riOus phenomens Of life with the truthfnlness Of
contem poraneOus history.
"There is no country which possesses a more
extensive executive machinery, with establish
ments spread over every CLINE, all which are re
sponsibie to the State and give annual reports Of
their labOr-reports which furnish tho best repor-
tory Ct the political. social, or commercial pro-
gress Of the respective communities at home or
abroad. Yet moot Of the information thus an
nuay gathered Is, for all practical purposes, rem
dered unavailable, owing to Its extent and COM
Irehensiveness The inquirer recoils from ap-
preaching so great bulk Of heavy foiios, aud
they are to him labyrinth through which he
cannot easily find clue. The present publication
Is intended to give a new life to these public
documents, and to bring out perspicuously what
ments will be classified In a manner which will
them easily accessible to all" jy8
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jy 11-2aw&C
NIARSHAL'S SALE.

IN VIRTUE OF TWO wRITS OF FIERI
lFacias issued from the Clerks office Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia for the County Of Washington
aud to me directed, shall expose to public sale,
for cash, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of August
next, at IL O'Clock m, at the front of the Court
House door Of said county the following described
property to wit: Alldefendanl's light, Title claim
add interest into certain piece or parcel Of ground
lying and being in the CIV OF Washington in the
District of Columbia "Ge.ig the certain piece Of
ground which is the eastern half part Of the lot
designated on the original plats OF the city Of
Washington commonly known as the let number
ed seven In the square or reservation marked -
with the appur enances the:eunto belonging,
seized and levied upon as the property OF Sam
uel A Peugh, and will be sold TO satisfy Judi ial
No. 20 and 81 TO October term 1856, in favor of
Walter ). Cox, Trustee, and Louis II. and c.
SCHNEIDER. J. ID HOOVER.
iva Marshal for the District CT Columbia
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Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
TNhUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE

Il Bakery, and Lot on the Island.-By vir
tue OF deed in trust, bearing date on the 22d
foios 1il, ct seq :, the subscriber win sell, at pub
lie sale, on MONDAY, the 4th Of August, 1855
at 6K O'Clock p m, on the premises parts Of lots
Nos. "a and 25, in square No $780, fronting as feet
on south street, by 66 feet inches on I'D street
west, with the Improvements, which consist Of a
well-built and comfortable two story frame Dwell
ling House and Bakery.
The above property is situated in rapidly i'm
proving part Of the city, and offers very favor
able opportunity to persons desiring to obtain a
residence or place OF business, or 10 invest
Terms OF sale: One third rash; and the bal
ance In 8, and IL months, for notes bearing
interest secured upon the property and II not COM
piled with In five days after the sale the property
will be resold, upon one weeks notice, atthe risk
and expense Of the purchaser
All conveyancing at the expense ofthe purchas-
er. CHAS. 3. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
jy 11-2aw&ds Auctioneer
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No. 566
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERIAIN

" LANDS IN WISCONSIN Notice is here
by given that the land office If MINERAL POIST,
STEvKNs's PoINT, and MENAsHA, in the State
OF WISCONSIN,, will be open TO sale and location
OF any or the lands In said districts which were
subject TO entry and location at the date Of their
recent withdrawal by notice No. $50, on and after
Monday, the 4th day Of August next, ezospf the
following townships, the reSsrrafiOH Of uhIch
UiIl be coHtjaxsd, viz:
Once at MINIPAL PoINr: Townships IL to Ia
inclusive, Of ranges TO east, inclusive.
Otfce at STEvKNs's POINT: Townships Is TO
~, inclusive, OF ranges TO east, inclusive.
Township IS and is Of range east; and
Township Is Of range s east.
Once at MESAsHA: All the townships In the
district situated between township Ia and the
Michigan State line, In ranges IL TO 20 east, in
elusive.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Of
fee, at the city Of Washington, this 2lth day Of
June, 1856 THOS. HENDRICKS,
te 25-2dw6w Commissioner
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT
IL and " ell ken furniture. the lxl land.

INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT
IL and well kept Furniture, on the Island,
near Grace Church On THURSDAY the
}lst instant, at 10 Oclock a. IN shall sell at the
residence OF the Rev. Geo. r. Moore, on 9th
street south, in Wallach's Row, near Grace
Church, an extensive assortment ofeXcellent Cab
met furniture, and Housekeeping articles gener-
ally, comprising in part
Mahogany Sofis, Parlor and Reception Chairs
Fine frame French plate Mirrors
Marble Top Tables, Whatnots
Handsome Sideboard
Marble Top and plain Bureaus
Jenny Lind and other Bedsteads
Beds, Boosters, Pillows, and Mattresses
Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Writing Desk, Hat Rack
Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Looking 6la ses, &c, &c.
A large lot Of China, Glass, and CT ockery
Ware, together with an assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms All sums under $50 cash over that
amount, credit OF 80 and 90 days, with notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
jy 25-d A. GREEN, Auct'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-29
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 2s-Flour is buoyant;
sales of III 500 bbls; good State Sc 20; superfne
Ohio S6.40; standard Southern 81 30
Wheat has advanced SC; sales of 40 900 bush
els; southern white Sl.S5; Illinois 81 IS.
Corn has advanced; sales of 10000 bushels;
southern mixed 62.c.
Pork is firm; sales of 300 bbls mess $50 81.
Beef is dull; sales Of 200 bbls.; Chiago re-
packed sll. Lard is dull; sales of $50 bbls
at 12sc
Whisky is buoyant; sales of $50 bbls.; Ohio