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Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01

Polrrrxrs TOR L,pus. Ladies complain
tha, gentlemen pas, by th.m in the streets
unn,tIcgI. when in fact the fault arises
from their own breach or poliuncss. IL is
,b,ir duty to ii, the ami.blc first, Tor 1t j.
A rriyilc,e which the laii., cnioyoi choosing
their own associations or aoquaintanccs.
No gentleman like. the risk or being cut in
the streets by a lady through a premature
salute. Too many ladies. it would s'cm'
" don't know their trade Of roliicnc's.
Ncr,in, ladies in the streets whom one has
casually met in company, they never bow
unlc,, he bows frst, and when a gentleman
never departs from the rules Of good breed
inc cxecpt occasionally by way ofcxPeri'
ment. his ucquaintantcs do not multiply
bat he stand, probably charged with rude
ness. This rule is plain. \ lady i' intro
ducci to a gentleman: he is not upon this to
presume upon acquaiucc'hiP the first time
he afterwards meets in the street lit DO
her will, she gives some token Of rccoGni-
ton. when the gentleman may bow other
wise he must pass on and consider him'eIfa a
stranger.
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01

Cpaio.ru, or Wum Nlr i,thr hail
stone D., soluble IN earth than IA air. I'm
der hcll gIns, with twice %, weight of
lime, &, gradually mal,s anl di,appar.; and
there remain, four parts, instead OF three,
of Perfectly iry earth under the cla-,. OF
a plaster Of Paris statue, weighing tive lb,.
moro than one good pound j. ,oIidiGcd Wa
ter. Even thc precious opal ID, buta ma,, Of
lin, and water, combined in the proportion
Of nine grains or the earthly ingredient o.
one o.! the fluid. Ofan acre of clay land q
foot deep, weighing about one thounud two
hundred tons, at least four hunirsltou, are
water, aud even Of the grsat mountain
chains with which ,hc globe i. ribbed. ma
nv million, Of tons are water ,,lidid,l int
earth.
Water, indeed exists around us to an cH-
tcnt and under conditions which escape the
notice of cur.ory ohserJcrs. When The dyer
buys Of the dry salter one hundred pounds
each Of alum, carbonate Of soda, aud soap,
hc obtains in exchange for his money, no
les than brty.Gyc pounds OF water in the
first lot, siNty.four pounds in the second,
and a variable quantity, sometimes amount.
ing to scycnty.thrce aud half pounds, in
the third Even the transparent air We
breathe contains, inordnary weather, about
five grain, OF water diTusod through each
cubic foot OF it, bulk, and thus nrifcd wa
ter no more vets the air, than the solidifcI
water vets the lime or opal in which it is
absorbed. lN. +. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01
Experiment, with Potatoes.

pe1rhhaa-lsUuhrr,. iSht-j pounds
-ssaI small. . tul,r, 90 each hin.
Ca,frua-iul tutsr,, weight - pounds
-,s,d lars,, cut iu o % p.ecgs, . 10 each
IGI.
Tarurs-l3, tubgrs, weight - 5-iPouuds
-sssl larss, cut IN : piecrs, > O. each bin.
Black Mrrccr,-22O tuhsrs, weight ~
p,uCls---eel small, > 90 each blu.
English Whitc,-lj6 tuhgrs, weight Is
Il pluuIs--aol small, % each hill.
Nsrino--lo0 taLer.. weight l. pounds
--sscis large aud cut.
P,nkeyss-llJ tuber., weight 10 i
Pounds--yvi small. = 60 each bill.
Lilacs-l2j tubsrs. weight - pounds
SEED small, % each bill.
Country Gentleman.
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01

WAGONS, CARTs, hrLEvENrs AND Tools,
Have everything Of this kind oyerhauled
under your own personal inspection, and
have all necessary repairs made. Have all
not in use put away carefully under cover
II before having them put away you were To
have coat Of cheap paint given them they
would last much longer. lN. +. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01
Preraring Poultry for Market.

AZ NleAa1h NAafa aNa
tn, following article on this important
subject vii constitute chapter in the forth
coming new and improved edition Of The
" American Poultrrcrs Companion" by G..
y Bsmrut, 90 be- published by Harper S
brother. or New York
"Iryou wish TO prepare your poultry in
ihc incest manner for the market, 80 that it
will invariably secure the best price, observe
,be following rule.
"Firt. ht them we'll, and allow them TO
remain IN ,hc pen. twenty four hours with
out food, rr,yiou, to b,ins killed. Then,
whom yuu kll them. instead of wrnging
ue.r uryks. cat their heads oG at a single
blow. with sharp axe or hatchot, hang
,l,m ur hy their lrs' and allow them TO
bleed, and pick them imwela'ely-pi,kine
uCtTrir wing feathers, as vgll as thc othrrs
while rrru. >rmr, however, prefer o. run
a small r.nkr.r into the iu-ular vein hy
ttr ,il. OF thc neck, just under the luvis.
On obi, CASE lrt ihc head, remain uu pick
tr.m %. above mentioned 90 picking, great
care should bg taken not 90 tear che .kiu .
che wing, should not D. cu; or, hut picked
go tns ,uI. n the head should D, cut oG,
thr skin ur tae neck should na neatly tiel
ryrr tlr rnI. No; people IKE Co sor The
head. ur fowls I.ft or-i, makes better
show. Tho bead, II Juck,arl se.sr should
Ir eut uF ~ -ut should D. mad, Zoo the
breast. az, ,hr ,Ill should hs taken ou, h,-
blind. aul tre arsuir. should ho mad, as
small o., T.,.,hle.
>rmr person. ,.ul thrm % market with
th..- .rt..u.s in. This, 90 SAY the least.
f.a dirty. E.y.a.y ruet.,. lair. great in-
m-g r On. f-r. ae 6, Tarakr, OF thr Na,r
rsr .s.r.u.at. when zrrcl long 9, o.
main urIr..-i. anil s, ..r0i,. impaired
.r.m t.r .u-raut blood. Aorr amninc
tn. intestine. vire .at O., Blood with "a
f-v rl.tN. hut rr water should %, usrl o.
cleanse '"r". Ni.H w"'' e.''a i'N' o'
'." '.''l Char may '' '''04 upon '.. '1'-
.as'. a"i bang i..m "r .H % ''''' ''.s '''.''
a'i'. T..'' ' carry '' "'',.'' '' .'. '"
H .H u..a DO u'i remove N' -.''n''
.r.u DO, pace hst i ih. ."wl .' very Ai'
mails. ar-"r N".', turn '.' '.'''' 'a'''n'
a.'r '.m wish o. small ss'wrr, when
r-T.r-i boo thi- way. y'1r poultry will h'
m.r. r..r, and entitled o. n''.rrri'' than
u' 'u 'nt..-.l AMI dressed ln ,h' ordinary
rav.
We rhyr .'rn u''.rrl'h'carn'r,,, '''on-
'v manner. and IHlr attention paid Co th'
rstrrual arr"ararrr nl poultry offered i'r
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01
OLD SERIES. VOL. 20, NO. 10.

Y
burnal II private property, the extracts
which we may expect will be only ioo' 'hy Of
csotism, and bis companions hssc not 'pok-
en- yet as some day they will speak, Of his
conduct throughout the terrible struggles
which together they endured.
To form anything like an adequate este
mate Of this last achievement, it is %
bo rccollcctei that his whole company
amounted 10 but twenty men, and that Of
his corps or crew he was the commander, In
naval phrase; and when we are apprised
that his portfolio Of scenery, 'kctchcd
on the spot in pencil, and in water colors
kept hud over spirit-lamp, amounts to
over three hundred sketches, We have hint
Of tho extent and variety Of the Offices ho
filed on this voyage lie was in fact tho
surgeon, liliug.master, astronomer and
naturalist, as well as captain and leader Of
the expedition
The man Of an work and de,ron'e daring
and successful doing, {. in height about Eve
tet seven inchc. in weight, .ly one hun
drrI a,l ,liry raurl. NJ s5. n health and
res. would hut Give him lrav, 90 On up his
natural m,asur,. IH, complexion :, fair.
Nj. hair brown. arI hi,r,a dark gray. with
n hawk look. Tci.ahun,.r bv c,ery rin
and grace and in''iu,, that MAKE, up the
character an c,rrllrnt hot. and brilliant
b,r.rman. IIc has cs-srcI with whole
h,rc. from an hi, adventure. bat he las
..yrral wound. vhichar- troubl..5mc and,
with .ech general health a. his, mos, men
iii .,rl ,b.,,..r,.. igy,lrls and Iiy, nm
G,rl,,r,b from all ,lca,tiyo duties ofIIc:
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01

Every farmer, as well as Others. will find
it matter Of economy to have trccs about
his house, to break the force Of the winter
winds. Even cattle know this, as they 60
to the woods for shelter in cold storms.
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01
Working Cows

. In this connection we piesrnt tho follow
ing account Of an experiment made somc
years since BY an intelligent " Yankee far
mcr, who has found ,hc expense Of keeping
woke Of oxen on q small farm somewhat
moro d,l,hiaiing, in pcclniary sense, than
his conceptions Of strict economy induced
him to regard advisable. He commenced
working hi, COWS in 1886, in the spring,
using pair Of cows that had calycl the
previous January. They WIRE four years
old and ola large size. lie lil all his pl1w.
iug and other spring work wlh them, work
ing them almost every lay During this
time they continued to give a good mess Of
milk, aul he was unable W discover that
their labor oc,asionrd any s.rimpgc, except
ON couple OF day, when young colt,
which was under process u breaking"
was worked before them, bnl oorasionod
them unusual fatigue. In the summer be-
hauled his hay with them, an' was not
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Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01

Frelriek l.. Swan shot an eagle in East
IIaddam. Conn. on wednesday last week.
measuring eight feet and two inches IRON
tin to tip Of wings, and weighing ten pounds
and seven ounces talons spread. seyen inches
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01
Special Notice

Agricultural Ey,haur- and commuuica-
lions sr th., department should hc dlr.gt-
,I oxford Democrat. Srath Pari., NJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Col. FfeHaont's Life.
THE oSLY COMPLETE AND AUTuoHIzlp EDfrrc

HE ONLY COMPLETE AND ACTUOEIZFD EDITION TEyHE Life an! Public Services of JOHN CHARLES
 E FREMONT, with an accurate portrait on Steel One neat l2no. Price S1. By John Bigelow, Esq. Editor \. '. Evening Post
 The subscribers the public that tl,is volume prepareti ny a gentleman, whose resources for the material an authorities are direct will he the only complete biography of the eminent EXPLORER ScHoI- AR, STATESMAN AND HERO, ~hose recent nomination by the Republican party for the highest ,fce in the gift of the people has awakened renewed interest in his wonderful career. Much material heretofore inaccessible t'thc general reier including incidents ill his early career, is incorporated in this volume
 Or'lers should be addressed to Deri,y X Jackson Publishers, No l9 Nassau street, New York
 Agents wanted in every town of the several States to canvass for the above work
 Copies sent by lndl postpaid on receipt Of price.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

Eoi HE RhftD CCRE OF
 q SOuGHS Colds, Hoarseness, Int1uenza Bron- V chitis, Whoopias Cough Group Asthma In- cpent Consumption. ani for the relief of consump- tive patients in alyance stages uf the disease
 We ueeI not spetl to the public of its virtues Throughout every town and almost every hamlet of the American States itS wonderful cures of pulmon .- " complaints have III vie it :.lrea.y known Nav few are the families iii any crizel country on this continent without some personal exp rence of ifs effects; and fewer yet the communities anywhere which have not among them some living trophy of its victory the subtle and dangerous diseases oi the throat and lungs. While it is the rost powerful antldute yet known te for the formidable and dangerous diseases If the pulmonary organs it is aso the pcaSsntcSt and safest remedy that can lc employed for infnts and young persons. Parents siiould have 1t n store against the sitious enemy that steals upon them unprcoared. We have aJund- ant grounds to believe the CHERRY PICTORIAL saves more lives hN the coiaimptionst prevents than those It cures. ktp 1t by you. and cure your colds while they are curabe, RUr neglect them until no human skill can master the nexnrabe cankcr that fastened on the Vitals. cats ypur life away.
 All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders, and they know too the virtues of this remedy We need not do more than them it is still ma k the best it be We spare no cost, no c.rc. no t"ii to produce 1t the perfect possible an thu afford those who rely il tho. best agent wcil our skill furnish for their ture
 Prepared by DH J. (. AVER, Practical and Ana lyticsl Chemist Lowell, Mass, and sull by A. C. smith. Ltciield C. HcNci!, Wolcottvle: F. Board man, New Milford; Pratt Foster West Cornwall l; ant ly merchants and druggists throughout th, country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
NO1icc.

D CRSCAST to an nr,ler ot the Court of Probate 1 for the District of Kent tine subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on the 26th day of July lS55 at ? o clock r. M tunlcss the sane shai ha disposed of before that time Ut private Sae,) tine following de scrilsaa Real Estate situated in .Snuts Kent Cuna hcing the cstatc.'f DAVID EDWAklS late of said Kent. deceased, about ten acres lying on the Kent and New Milford turnpike, with dwelling house and barn standing thereon, called the homestead: also, about ten of wool Land lying short distance etst o the before named tract also, half of the forge property and tools with the waterpowcr and privileges connected with fhc s,me situated near south Kent postof.icc. The Estate is somewhat en- eumeerci but is worthy the attention of purchasers,
 ASA SHADE, Administrator.
 Dated at Kent, July 1th 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Phoenix Salt Mills,
New Haven, Conn.

~Eo. l.. FAULKNER < CO, Nos. and 6 :" Sanfords Block Fleet Street, offer to the trade by the thousand bags, smaller quantities, Ground ROC1k salt put up in various sized bags, suitable for retaiIing The quality of the Salt ground by is superior to the New York Salt as is acknowledged by the dairy in- terest who have used it. Our Salt comes direct to us from the West Indies by the ships of H. Trowbridges Sons and is selected especially dairy and table use. Ne Tilng to rmrant all Buaer to Keep sea rieh C properly nude ,rith our SaR.
 Persons calling at the office of the PHGSfx SALT MILLS. Nos. . and Sanfords Block Fleet street, New Haven may be supplied by the bag, bushel or barrel, they may wish.
 Old Rock, Turks Island, St. Ubes and Liverpool Sack Salt may always be obtained of us in large oS small quantities. at the lowest rates.
 sH~ Orders by mail promptly attended to.
 GEORGE l.. FAULKNER X co.
 Nos and Sanfords Block.
 Fleet street, New Haven, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Groceries, Provisions. &c.


 E N URRAH for CHARLES MCNElr's is the talk nH N "A over town When you ask people where they can find the best assortment of Groceries and Provisions at the lowestsprices, the answer is. at CHARLES McNElLS, No. 7 West Street where from morn till night are dispensed goods in abundance. to the saiisitcton of many customers, who take great pleasure in recommending their friends to come where the finest and best goods sold at little the lowest prices in town-where direct form head quarters hs is constantly receiving Teas, Coffee Sugars Spices. Flour St, &c., in fact all things necessary to refrsl, the inner man. thus obviating the necessity of spending timcand travel for the wants of the culinary department of the house.
 expect to show people that sell at the lowest living prices, and attcr myself shall receive the patronage Df large share of the people of this town have constantly on hand large assortment of confectionery and fancy goods.
 Attached to the same is Oyster Saloon fitted mi, in good style, where all who want good stew eon I,s accommodated at shortnoticc and the tastes of ina greatest epicure may be satisfied
 The above is no dream but a reality: if any one ia in doubt please call and satisfy yourself for inV motto is tp satisfy every of the genuinc,,es. of every thing which offer to the public.
 CHARLES MCNEIL. Ltchfcld, April, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
MARRTLED,

la Plymouth June 25th. Rev. Chas. lIarlinss of Sunderland Mass, to Miss Julia M Terry, daughter of Henry Terry, Esq of Plymouth. MT anI Mc,. II under appointment fy the 4. E C. F. NJ, t. India and cxpcc; to leave Boston for Bombay about the 10th "f July.
 In Trinity Church. Milton. on the 2j:h ult. by the Rev. D. F. Brown, Herman Sc,ly, Jr., fl Portage Lake Superior, Mchie n, to Miss Julia Frances Guild of Milton, litchucld, Conn.
 In New Milford, on the 9th inst, Culan McAlliStcr to Miss Mary Delaney. Also, James Burncs to Miss Bridget lIllion, both of Kent
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
R. Terry & Lester.

HMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Hardware II and Commission Merchants Agents for Wilder's Fire-Proof Safes.
 Lazell, Perkins & Co.'S Bridgewater Nails. underwood's Betting and Lace Leather Dunnell, Dexter & Goodwin's Paper Chas- Calnmel < Co.'S celebrated Files, Eagle Co.'S Girnlet Pointed Screws j. L. Browns Platform and Counter Scales, Fields Tacks, Brads Braces, &c.
 Fairh.nk Scales constantly on hand Also complete assortment Of American, English and German shelf Hardware
 Particular attention paid to Builders Trimmings and any about to build will do we'll to ok over OUT samples.
 Esi- Five per cent for cash.
 Hartforti. July 12th 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

A T a Court of Probate holsien at Cornw ill with ~ h ani tor the District of Cornwall, on the 9th day of July. lS56:
 On motion of the Execusor of the las, Will and Testamento of BENJAMIN DooLrrfLE, late of Corn wall in said distrct deccascd this Court doth decree that six months from this date be allowed and limit cd for the creditors of sail Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said Executor; and directs that public notice Of this order bc given by avers ing in newspaper published in Itchfieid county. and by posting copy thereof the public sign post in said Cornwall nearest the late residence of said .ieceaseI. Certified from Record:
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, JuLgc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

licIlowSys OINTMENT AND PiIis. certain Remedy lar Ciosrous Sores. Jeremiah Henderson. of Will miux,on. North Carolina, suffered for seven years and five months with six ulccrcus sores on his leg. and thrcc on his arms, which dcicd every kind of treatment. although he uscd some uf the most noted xrnctics iH the cure of the same both internal and external, H was without avail. At last he hat re- course to H"lloways Ointment and Pills which quickly caused the wounds to have improved ap- Icsranc and by continuing with these remedies for ten weeks. he WIS completely cured, and has ever since enjoyed the hest oi health.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Great Inducements to Purchasers

A T the Oli Stand, No. 3 South street among "A tA great variety may be found the following artS clcs, cheap for Cash
 Pork, Beef and Hams, Fish of all kinds fresh and salt) Rcck-Salt ground, for table and dairy use Sugars of all kinds Teas of all kinds 50 cents to Si per ID ;sIobcco Snuff and Segars of various manu. lactures Fruits, Nuts and Confectionaries a great variety old Java Coffee, ground, and in the kernel, teckcrs Family Flour, first rate article cheap as the cheapest; Feed and Meal Saleratus, Starch and lar Soap llair-O ana Pertumery Oysters constantly On hand Refreshments, of all kinds, Canary Birds and Cages. variety of Standard Medicines Clarke's Round Matches, warranted, Brooms, Shakers manu iacturc , together with variety of other articles in the Grocery Linc not enumerated
 VIM. H. WHEELER Litchtcld. May 27, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

A Ta Court of Probate holden at Litclfeld, within IA anl for the District of Litchfcld on the 9th day of June 4. D. lSJj
 Present. CHARLES ADAss Esq, Judge. Estate of GILES GRISWOLD late of Goshen in said district. deceased Ordvei, That the Executors of the Last Will and Testament of s;,id deccased hiht to ts Court their administration account with s,d Estate, at the Probate Office in Itchteld the 4th day of August next at 10 o'clock forenoon and that all persons interested therein may have notice of this oner, said Exccutors will the to he advertised ill newspaper printed in Ii'chield, and posted the public sign-post in sid Goshen nearest the last residence of said deceased.
 Certified from Record
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
YCur Attention

mS respectfully called to the various kinds of Like A neascs taken by the Daguclrcoty pos Anbrotypes and Photographs, which far c!carncss softness of tone, and truth!ulnosS likeness are second to none.
 The Dasuerreotype, which has stood tho test f,I seventeen Years, is too we'll known to necl comment Anbrotypes positive picture taken directly orI ;lals-l.tghc very fine likeness and are becoming very popular. Photographs first taken on glass then reproduced paper, these surpus the fines; steel engraving. Persons wishing t1 procure ike of themselves friends can do no potter than to call at once ami no defer. Charges moderate and satisfaction gualantccdss
 ]. L. JUDD,
 No. South street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

X BALLOON ASCENSION took place on the 4th. at PouglkecISic, from ForbuS Hill The filling commenced at ] o'clock A. M., and the ssccnt at r. M. At quarter past five Mr. Marion safely landed near Bridgeport, Ct, Il distance of over 70 milrs. which he accomplisll- esi in one hour and quarter. Mir. Marion It. sides at Philadelphia, and has asccndcd thirty times previously 10 the present occaS.on
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Brookline, Feb. j, 1851.
To Srru W. FowrF:

To SE1u w FowIR:
 My Dear Sir-Haviny experienced results of a satisfactory character from the of Nsiar's Bal of Wild Cherry, in cases of severe colds during the past two years induced to express the full faith have in it's rcnosating power
 I was first induced to try this medicine as an cx- pertinent about two years ago, in connection with the strong recommendation of friend who WAS we'll nigh gone with consumption, and whose relief from che cf it satisfied me of its great value iu cf colds and decline and most clearly demonstrating, to my mind, its great value restorative, that only es fsr trial to insure grateful deinonstra- tivn from the pnblic
 Your oheiicnt servant,
 s SAAuEL A. WALKER Frcpsrcd aad sold wholesale and retail only by nfsH W fowIR. Boston. Mass. to whom all orders should he addressed. and for sale by A. C. Smith Lfchheid; Alvori X Brother. woloottvile; Phosnix Co, Wasestown. and dsuggisis Sencrai..
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

k T Court of Probate hol,'en at Titchfcd. within : A- anl for the District of Ltchtcli, on the 7th day of July. A. D. 1856:
 Present, CHARLES ADAgs Esq, Judge.
 Estate of Doct. ABEL CAI'LIN. late of Litchfield in said district deceasei OaDERrD-That the Exec,,- of the Last Will anl Testament of said dcceasei exhibit to this Court his aslnnstrat:n account with the Estate of said deceased s the Probate Office in Litcte!d, the 2s!h day of July. 1855, at 10 o'clock relooa and tha; all persons interested n siid estate may have uatc hereof, the Executor will this order to . published in newspaper print cd in Iitchiiei and psted the pahlic s,rlpos: in said town nearest the last residence of sal rcaaSed
 Certified by CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Conductor Killed.

The freight train on the Naugatuc road which left Bridgeport Tuesday afternoon met with an accident near Derby which threw the whole train into the river Mir. ScoTr, the conductor, was killed by the accident We have beeu unable to learn further particulars.