The Litchfield County post., 1826-11-14

cavity &GOutaluAhS Wv ~At-- Il.
norvs. and thus in an instant permanently
,.ol;aves aIl pain. The advantages Of this
,narat;on are---lst. II is painless, and in.
stantaneosuIy performed. I'd. The sur
face of the sound stump remaining in the
law, presents firm base for masticatiOn |;
or for the fixing of an artificial tooth. Sd.
What is of greatest moment, the stump or
stumps left in the jaw afford firm support
to the adjoining teeth, and without which
support the aveolar process corresponding
to the part before occupied by the diseased
tooth, and a part of the interstice structure
of the jaw, becomes absorbed; the adjoin-
ing teeth in few years become loose, and
ultimately prematurely fall out, as daily ex-
perience shows. Mr.. Fay has, for his im-
provement in this branch of surgery, and
for other forcepS for the perpendicular ex-
traction of teeth, when extraction IS a6so-
lutely necessary, received the large silver
medal from the Societyof Arts; and the
instruments, with engravings, will be pub
lisiled in the next volume of the Transac-
tons Of the Society.-LOGdOn paper.
There is no longer any doubt as to the result
of the recent elections in the State Of Ohio.
In every district, except two, the Administra-
ton candidates have succeeded. Thus has
another severe, and we hope salutary rehuke,
been given to the arrogance of those political
boosters who labored so assiduously to per-
s,ade us that, in Ohio also, cloud lowered
over those members of the last Congress who
voted for Mr.. Adams, which was to discharge
upon them destructive tempest. whenever
they presumed again to come before their IN
suited constituents. They have met the threat
ened danger; they have submitted their con-
duct to the decision of those whom they rep
resented, and public appreciation, and the res
toration into their hands of the same high trust
which had been before committed to them,
have been the result. In the sound discerning
sense of the people, the calm and correct
course of the present Administration, stead
lastly pursuing the public good, reckless of the
attempts Of it's enemies to defame its charac-
ter, or distract its attention, has been conside-
red sufficient reply to its calumniators. The
citizens Of Ohio have recorded their decision,
in the late election, that the great end of gov
eminent is obtained when public prosperity is
secured and advanced: that the security and
promotion of the public welfare have been
accomplished by the present administration !;
and that this wise and beneficial course Of gov
ernment ought not to be interrupted for the
purpose Of gratifying the mere ambition of
any single individual, or the splenetic desire of
any set of men whatsoever.-Nat. Jour.
why talk about the opposition Z" is a
question the opposition frequently put. "Why
deprecate an evil that does not exist ~ The
answer to inquiries ofthis sort is plain. There
does not in fact exist, in any fearful shape, an
opposition in New England. But foul spir-
it is at work all over the country, poisoning
the public mind, and has already drawn with
in its circle few men Of character and influ-
ence. This spirit has been seenin active though
concealed exertion, and has mani
tested its determined hostility, by studied
misrepresentation of every measure Of the
cabinet, and of almost every appointment.
It is seen in one sided, partial statemer ss of
transactions at Westinghouse high enconi-
ums upon the enemies, and faint praises or to-
tai Misrepresentation of the friends of Mr..
Adams. 1t is seen in ranc0rous denunciation,
or i'll concealed dislike, towards men of the
highest merit, who have stood firm about the
President, when assailed by unbridled opposi-
ton. It is seen in attempts to injure some of
the best of our citizens, by secretly fomentng
prejudices against them-in attempts secretly
to destroy the confidence of the people in 9TH
ers, whom THEY DARE NOT OPENLY ACCUSE
This spirit it is the duty of the real friends of
the country to c0llnteract, by representing in
truescolors its operations. While the people
are vigilant, there is no danger; but while
their betrayers are up and doing, it behoves
them not to be unmindful or inactive.
N. III. Journal.
We learn with much pleasure, that at the
recent election for members of Congress in
the State Of New-Jersey, the friends Of Mr..
Crawford, true to their principles, were gene
rally found in opposition to Gen. Jackson.
They will make the same demonstrations in
Pennsylvania, whenever called upon. It is
suggested that the total prostration Of all the
hopes of Gen. Jackson's friends, in the states
Of Maryland and New-Jersey, will induce
them to withdraw his name as candidate for
the Presidency. That of Gov. Clinton is
talked Of in the place of Gen. jackson.
Dem. Press.
Africa.-Dr. Peco, agent to the Amer
lean Colony at Liberia, has arrived at
Boston in the brig John, from Cape Mes
surado. He came home partly ON account
Of i'll health, and partly to endeavor to OBJ
tain vessel Of war to be sent to the colo
ny. in consequence of pirates having APP
peared on the coast, plundering the Amer
lean vessels.
The National Tntallioenrar o;vac Tho fol