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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
TEMPERANCE CIRCULAR.

The Executive Committee of the Con- necticut Temperance Society, wishing to present in their first annual report, full view of the progress of the Temperance reformation in the State, will be grateful to any gentleman who will communicate to the Secretaries of the County Societies, or to the Secretary of the State Society, the Rev. J. Marsh of Haddam, by the 18th of April, any facts which may aid them in their object. They wish particularly for the number of male and female members in each Temperance Society, with the name of its President and Secretary; num- Der of distIIers and vendors who have cea- sed distilling or vending in the past year 1; diminution of the use and sale of ardent spirits number of reformed drunkaEds {: facts showing the connection between in- temperance and pauperism, crime and pre-
 mature death accounts of manufactories, furnaces, glass-works, quarries, ship-yards, tanneries, fisheries, vessels, and military
 companies in which the use efaFdent spir-
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01

its has ceased; votes of Churches in favor of entire abstinence operations of Tenn perance Societies to promote the cause and the general effect of the reformation upon the community.
 CALVIN CHArTN, Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
4 Remarkable Cure of
 RHEU M ATISM, ty tke ase of Dr.Jebb'sR sRheumatic Linimen
Copysof e Letter. Char.estOwn. (Mass.) June. 8. 1927,

Copysof q Letter.
 Char.estown, (Mass.) June 8. 1927. To the Proprietor of Dr Jebb's Imminent:
 Dear Sir-I deem it dlIy suffering hu- Inanty, to acquaint you and through you the pubic, should you think bes of the unexpected and surprs ing cure leTformed myself by the of the above snost ex ceent medicine. I have been for than .hirty years, and sometimes most severely, afflicted (wh the Rheumatism; have been frequently rendered bed, when it has required two persons to move me, being in such extreme pan have several times been under the of the most eminent physicians, but procured only temporary relief. one day noticed the advertisement of Dr.. Jcbb's Lniment with the tesmo nias accompanying it, and was induced tn>try a bo,tle which used without much sensible benefit concluded, however, to persevere, and bought ano- ther bottle, and greatly relieved, and by the of half the third bottle was wholly cured, and never been free from month at a time for thirty years, and it is now more than three years since was cured. would most earnestly advise every person suffering under this painful complaint not to despair of cure s4eo long they obtain Dr.. Jebb's Liniment."- You are at berry to makc any of this you may think advisable. Most respectfully yours,
 To the foregoing testimony many other unquestion- able proofs might be added in favour of the superior Lininlent of Dr.. Jebb. Nothing but fair tria which tho proprietor confidently solics. give an adequate oughy mastering, the excruciatng disease to which it has boen successfully applied in multitude of eases The operation of tine Linimcnt is often immediate; and 1t has frequently cured rheumatic affections Uf years standing in four and twenty hours IL IS also re- commended with confidence, of the best appIi- cations known for stiffness of the joint, numbness, sprains, and chilbains. Price 50 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
Winter Arrangements
For Poughkeepsie, Ne'0- York and ALbGny.

CTAGE leaves s. Deming's tavern, Litch- O field, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday ,ccrc;:-s st 5 o'clock A. M.. and arrives in snAsOl'e se .ssie in time to take the steam boat
 Se f0r New Y ork or Albany.
 Leaves Hatch's hotel. Poughkeepsie, for Litch6eld. every Monday. Wednesday. and Friday, at 5 o'clock A. M., and arrives in Litchheld at 6 P. M.
 All baggage at the risk of the owners. Seats taken at Demings, Litchfeld, and at Hatch's. POughkeepsie.
 VIM. STEVENS & Go. ProprietOTs. January |. 1880 9SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
and Anti Bilious Pills.

These two Preparations combined, constitute an el- fcacous remedy for the Dyspepsia, even after i has acquired the most obstinate character, and resisted every effort of professional skilh When both medi- cines are administered in connection according 10 the plain and particular directions accompanying the Vegetable Specific, they thoroughly cleanse the ali- uentary canal ofthat viscid mucus which is the prox- imate cause of the disorder, and a tonic and stinu- ant they restore the healthy action and energy of the stonaeh and strengthen the facilitated system The proprietor can also confidently recommend the Vege- table Slecfc as one of the best remedies known for the sick Aesd achs. Price 50 cents each box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
~DYspEPsIA, or Indigestion.

customary symptoms of want of appetite, distress- ing 9atuencies. heartburn, pain ia the stomach, sick head ache, nausea, vami.ing aud ccstivene"s is now
 6 Dr. ReLfe's Vegetable Specific,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01

The vanity of young men, in loving fine clothes and new fashions, and valuing themselves by them, is one of the most childish pieces of folly that can be. and the occasion of great profuseness and undoing of young men. Avoid curiosity and too much responsiveness in your apparel lot your apparel be comely, plain. decent, cIeanly not curious nor costly; 1t is the sign of weak cad-picce to be sick for every new fashion, or to think himself the bet- ter in it, or the worse without it.-Si' MaGGheC Hale.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01

The following article of intelligence has been communicated to US from source which we cannot doubt, although it appears too horrible for belief A whole company of Italian players, twenty-two in number, who took their passage on board Portn- guese vessel, bound to Oporto, from Lis bon. were most barbarously murdered by the crew, together with two Portuguese judges, who were also passengers. The di- 1boiicaI wretches are in custody, and have confessed tho fact.-F FaIm0wtk Packet.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-11
'sO 'sONIHITHIN4GIsNEW

'IEHE subscriber informs his custom
IL ars and the PdbIlc9 lgsneMlbs that
he has Just received from Boston, the fol-
loving articles Of Harress Trimming viz:
Full seaS Of fplated !; DO covered q ID s5new
article setts Of tin'd ware ,jhppenn'd do;
potted do brass nails plated tipsasa
nLks,pissI-Whips, webb, tacks, SC. &c.
ALI which were selected BY himself, war
rented good. One iot tpatsit Leather, IA
superb article. = 9hi n S9ssa sew a
Likewise on hand, ready madesH Har-
,nesses Of different descriptions. ai lCoacb,
chaisc, carryalI and wagon Harness,
made, at short notice. = Also for sale, asad-
dies, brides, haitets, troHks, vslises, port
In'ante q aus, and every article 'dsdall, called
for in his l,ne of ofbusiness Every sttcn-
ton paid to repairing allkads of'Msness-
es, sc. without delay. 'ln (,ail and See for
Yourselves. Sesis b'isaBedt yi1oi lo
THEODOREiBARNEY.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-11

an acfto regalate The Police ofeihe io,pn Of
|1d Warreny7rt ,sso'4S ,s0sigI b
STATE OFRHoDE ISLAND, &c.
In General Assembly, Second Session,
! ~ n { May, 1924. M a,
Lection T. Be It enacted by the General A..
sembiy. aod. BY she authority thereof il is enact
ed, IT, no person or persons eh,il hereafter
ring CT toll any either of The bells in any or
either Of The public buildings in the town Of
Warren, EXCEPT in cases Of fire. or except By
tl,c order an,f nndcr the direction or the com
mite, whip shall be appointed by ssid town 10
sapcriut cbdihe sauic, and thar if any, person Of
|pcrsons shall ripg OF, toll any either Of said
bells. coftrary TO the trrc intent and meaning Of
This ac,, such, pcfsoa pr persons and each and
| every Of Them. sha'f apoa complaint and con-
vction the icof, before any jusiico Of The pea ce
within the county Of Bristol, pay AZ finc a sum
nor less than ten dol srs nor more tlson twenty
,lolIars with ag rosis oi prosceuI ionj one hall
heresf Ia, and Tor uso of the compiuinsnt and
ihc other hall thor eof TO be paid in'o the town
treasury, for tie use Of the poor Of sid iown.
sec, 2. And be Il further .snrcled. That il
! any perscn or persons shall commas any cepre-
dstioR orirei.p"es open ssy nhouse OF pubic
worrhip. sebool.hsusc, ens;ns-hpu.e, or any
Other pnblic properly Of any other tsnd, ia said
town Of Warren. sw y person OF PERSONS shah
'Psy four f"ld the damage ihcIeoC with all cost
Of prcsecatjoa 40 be recovered by en- action
Of irespsss, on The case, IN thcname Of The town
, council Of said town, in any cour IL tho c, IN.
try Of Bristol. Of compe,ent jurisd csion TO iiy
the samo; and oil sumo Of money. 10 recov cred.
shall DO app, oprialed, so far rs tho same shsli
be accessory, under the direction Of said tow
council; 10 lie. .Separniion Of tho damages occa
! spned by such dcpredations or herposscs. and
the balance thereof sha u bo raid into tho town
treisdfy, iosand fos the use Of tho poor Of sad
town. - fs.fD la
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-11

MSGE ss,T@S,T
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-11

IL "A ~
q s6AdkM 63GSEILLS
HESE p'tlshave been for MANY ve.,. !,
~ high and increasing esd tiop. a. : con"
vcn.ent. sale pd etIcctgsl. ppraat;, . n eli, inc
wen sY,ed 70 persons Of BILIOUS habii. n bey
are GENRE ianp certain MI he Z optrsfiou. and
'"nofd speedy relief TO- those HesoseIis, isnd
iher numerous d'ssgseeably sy ospt omss stssn-
liant pnoa dsordeisd state Of The stomach and
potency in the euro or The piles, n,.d ihev Ls,s
been successfully employed for The prevention
und refnos al OF dropsicsl sw eiiinas i' ssiner,
Have long been acquainted witl,s ihc whine or
this esdicue !, ~ hicirnay be ken in .hc most
exPpSeb etpAiiqns, and with any. diet i: and !,
ef5cient ip the 81 ddcn removal Of 'ihst obs,i
male cosiivehcss.. 10 Whjcn peishrs of tbeir bro
fessot' are liable ;ahd IN all eases Where a. Ct
we JabS, not siolenEmedicipe isind csted.i Few.
leanyaisSis bsieyed,s~he, baye,sacAused these
pulls have ever aiterwsTts neglesie t.ie, furnish
themselves with q supf y ON going "a 'sea.-
They arc likewise highly esteemed, and NAV bo
safely used, bs Women bef6rsrsnd srier ccnEne- :.
Dent.f23si s'nesIefteA ! u sro mon 1@e-,
~ NSne are gensiue without the gsisnatru-
OIL h,o&r t.fTHoMps by whom only. they
rae prepared and sold al Wo,yen. r.. r 70
Unwilling 90 ufilien Tie j iuhie With lons
list OF sobstnbers. we nave deemed ii prcpdr TO-
subjoin ths certificate Of q IewaoDly, OF those
wioss exPenencr has yiested The sfiicacy OF our
Pills. saIii2 'agr2 fo.siIismafulls nas.,<
iof,ii ,DsIfsai&Sia Yi-------y, syya n,.s.t -
! We iheEunslersened, ctizens Of Warren, r.
]. feel peculiar pleasure in having an ,oppor-.
tuni' y Of recommending to tfe public soabiua-
BILE = medicine az Thompson's Family Pills,
invented IN the year 1908. BY the isie deserved
~ celsbrs Ted DSe,ofo .NmiTbOmesons, qf srid
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-11
! sT7:5TfFFOF REE-

'zR His ALE 99RE 9REss beshh 'dSiJrhlyAadmir-
80 ed as very fine speciffen ID Malt
Liquor, but owing to some taknowHprop-
srty bnahs water Of which their FIRST brew
ing wae, pade. i did not npacfSothJchan
ges Of the season season . without deterioration,
this dslast thsy assure the 'Pabiic, u now
remedied since they have obtained water
from a different fountain. IA sAal lot Of
this Ale, rs left with JAMES GARDINER, Of
rWanrnsR~ folT a .sseoade trial, where
II anIbe bad at the; Hewery pfcG and
that without exception as low a. can be
bought IN anyotber Mdfk9t.s ncds'I
CHANDLER, WEST y CO.
- .-Nev,-l3.-----.--- ~ .7FI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01

lIssnd. ihe n. yoIk Courier aud Enquirer.
Tn. a,g.n he's. knows ,nsre tban its distant
cotemnora,y. md. depre cale any agitation Of
The question declaring the contingencies 10 he
tho many. 20 warrant the nomination Of Gen.
Jack soh. For my own part. am of opinion,
that II W. give them rope. they will hang
themselves. All their SHILLING and cutting IS
for ..lf-ihev Aie bound together by no Other
lie. than fear IT Nj. Clay. More Inconsistency
aud disgrarefil marTnverlng was never
witnessed, than We have teen displayed 10
Washington Ills winter.
What say sou. good folks. 10 MIR Chiffon =
Never was poor fellow more unoeremonionsly
turned to he dogs than has been the Hero
riously, the wdnfon attacks made upon him IN
the Telegraph aud other prints, winch but a
shori time ncr.lHundrd him 10 the skies. are,
believe desIiiaie Of truth, aud every way
dsgraceIul II their authors. have no paric.
ulAr personal OF political regard for Mr. Chlaon
but | do think he deserves protection from
talnmules, which bear absuTdny upon the face
oil them Mr.. Chiffon case is another example
OF the partS's dread Of Mr. Ckoy-For no soon.
er had he declared for the latter gsnlleman n,
than their love was turned into bate, aud The
oi,ject Of heir respect aud esteem, all al once,
/ made 10 assume the character Of an Incarnate
devil
Mr. Chiffon, however is not the only man Of
the paffy who has seen into the designs oi he
leaders and " .urned To Clay" A. Mr. Barton
SAID we welcome all the repentant d will sing,
+" Tie uteh sinner mdg reitHH.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01

fect, some Of the local legislature, had,
my dissolved. That of Valado old had :. YUMA
session IN violent manner. e''sed L.
Some disturbances had occurred in co-.
recent elections. "s m IN.
commissioners had set out from tho
WIN uferee OF the Congress, offrring n5a.
10 the leaders in the late insnrrec,ion :, Pstaoo
.sn' VINO should return to their anpgiansa.s ''
The .,s,e ., 81, %.,hla period of 80 a.,.
oi'h'ng separate government comn'. 81
regulations, &c. O''hthetes
me language held by some writers in u.
papers, IN regard To The coIonisis of Tea. F''
very severe They pretend to imnlirs,s q
government as engaged in supporting on
In report OF the Secretary of the Trea.nr I'm.
urges maj immediate measures be adon,.d a.
the security of the Northern frontiers Il.
zen barragan, who WIS expelled from NJ.
,co ny the late government, was now m W..
favor. III ugh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
THE CUBA CONSPIRACY

we mentioned says the New York f..
fo't, OF the 18th inst that cnn.nir.,.'
ihrow OF from the Island Of Cuba 10 %
eminent of SPAN. and to declare IN tsvos
Mexico, had been detected by the eufhnr,, y"
OF Havana letter from Havana, ds,et
me 10Th 1ltimo. has been published IN ,aY
fh'lafelphia papers, which divuIges the nv
denial and curious manner in which This -.
spiracy came TO be discovered II seems - '.
the Snanish and Mexican Minister. resdi,.' =.
London are OF the same name-and nv -.
miscarriage of letter, intended for the N,a.
Ter Tor Mexico, but delivered TO the otter =,
TACT OF the existence OF this plot. and tn. M,
ner IN which the projected revolution va.
be effected, became known. The followIr,
an extract the letter from winch we p,,e,
above Intelligence "7
The letter (thus accidentally inference,
was from a man Of some standing, with No.,
Tor revolution in all the island Of Cuba co...
mencing in The country, and TO fall down ~.
the citIes-with general slaughter The ssan
Ish minister immediately made the Ear, ~,
Aberdeen acquainted with the affair, and do,
patches were forwarded TO Spain and to In,
place those via Spain arrived first. and
number Of persons were imprisoned on ,ta
arrival OF further despa' ches, more were tsko,
TO the amount Of 90, ana troops sent into ,ta
country TO arrest more. Among those ,akao
are some lawyers and doctors-also. somo
military men. As yet, we know not what viii
he he result of this most fortunate discover
Those taken are TO be brought to trial INN
diateiy, before the military tribunal"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
THE MURDER Or MR. Dunn

Charleston, Va March 24.-In our last paper
we stated that Cox. the murderer, had made
full onfession of bis crime, and accused seven
other persons OF having been participators of
his guilt that four Of hem had been commit
ted, and two Others had voluntarily surrender
ed themselves into custody upon hearing OF the
accusation Since that time Tho seventh person
came to town and gave himself up to undergo
an examination.
On Wednesday last, Charles II. Mills, one of
the first mentioned four. and the one nost
deeply implicated by Cox's disclosures, was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
A GOOD HE

The Philadelphia Daily Chronicle has In.
following sportive hit at the length Of the Ca,
gressional speeches
The Washington papers continue to be filed
with speeches, few OF which can be conp,s.st
by single sheet. An old Roman VII, 10 iton,
OF the practice OF some Of the actors of his da,
vito were accustomed 10 walk about the rostr,,m
during their defamation, used 10 ask how ma
ny mhtS such an ono had spoken AT thus
day, IN our land, he would ask how man,
newspapers he honorable member had utter
ed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON

UdhlNgi0H, Hdrfh u 1851.
-" The nominations of Kendall, HILL, Moan,
tc. are sliil M siaia quo There are some mis-
sis ngs among tho friends of Noah, as 10 the
result ofhis nomination, IN Consequence of the
attack which he has made on the Telegraph.
which, It is generally understood, onls ~nts
for little more maturing of the plan OF he
next campaign. TO come out openly declare
its productions. aud uufurl the south dag
with he name OF John G Calhoun and the mot.
10 of anti tariff emblazoued among its folds.
Whatever may be the determination TO which
the articles of Mr.. Van Buren, NAV bring Gen.
jackson, Mr.. Calhoun, according to the pre-
cent disposition, will certainly take The field
and 10 that case. aided by Mr.. MLean, he will
sever some ofihe southern and western votes
from the General. II is also probable that
when Mr.. Van Buren, finds that Mr. Calhoun
cannot be diverted from his object he will have
the tact 10 persuade General jackson not 10
put himself TO the hazard of defeat, but rather
10 transfer all The strength he can command,
either by his own popularity OF by welding all
the federal influence, by which mean the 10
fuence OF the federal government, 10 his faith.
ful secretary of state. Thus we snail have two
candidates in the field ;and as some party has
nominated Richard NJ Johnson, he may per-
haps step forth into The arenn as the third In
that case, the merit contest will be a ST III more
extraordinary one, in its character aud pro-
gress. than even that from which we have es.
capped.
Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Mclean are dpeplv
and consianlly engaged with the members If
Congress every day, and il is easy 20 discover
shat some plans are in agitation, of which we
may be permitted to guess the nature, but o,
which we must wait Tor some corroborsiing
matters before we can bring our minds TO posi-
tive conviction respecting them The resolutions
Offered by Mr.. Holmes, respecting The number
ofpost masters aud revenue officers, which
have been removed, with the modification SO as
10 embrace the amounts of outfits, &c. were
adopted 10 day in the Senate, and will, in all
probability. when the information for which
they call shall be produced load to discussion
which will throw Mr.. Foo,'s RS 1ln,on into the
shade. I here is great deal of combustion col
lected in the Senate, and there must be some
vent opened or lis escape. or else we may fear
come tremendous explosion. r.. S. Gasehe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
ntdnOr.land County, Va March 1s, 1880.


To 1uT EniroRs or THE kIcHaoFD WHO.
have ius' see5 Grn. Greens notice OF The
rejection of II Lees nomination by the Pres''
den' OF the u. S NJ Consul General for Al
sirrs.-Ii is certainly strange publication, and
one which no doubt was sanctioned by the
President. Tor lbs pntposr otscreedlng himself
from the blame. ion sOgTsa' an in'uii, offered 10
the mora worth Of an enlightened and virtuous
people. This rebuke Of the Senate (by an un-
amin Gus voie) must no doubt be sorcly ieh by
the Pres dent, and by those who did recon.
mend Lee. The President, as well as they,
must have known ,peJp thing relating to Lees
character. As 10 Judge Ma shall, | have 100
high m opinion Of him, Ia man with whom
am we'll acquainted,) 10 believe he ever did adj
dress single line Ia Cen, Jackson, recon
mandatory of the liz Consul nor can believe
thai Phil. Barbour. slhe MIR Barbour. alluded
20 ia Dun Green's publication. These two
gentlemen, | trust. will he enable 10 satisfy
VIrginians. and their lrienns IN general, that
thcy never did recommend Lee.-Rves should
be recalled, aud Stevenson expelled from the
House OF Representatives, aud exllnd 10 some
remote corner Of Tennessee, Tor thus jus flying
the President iot doug an act which he knew
10 b, tprong aud whirh he never would have
hadhe courage 10 HARE done, but for the re-.
commentators. He now comes out with his
justification, and even preteuds he was not
a. apprlsed o. the considerations which led To
his dee rejection by the senate, aud says
Nv hatever they were, however. it's CRAFTY
ing !, know The Prenderi runnDi be made re
sp0asible for them, &c, &c was IA Washiug-
too e or days before Lees nomination was
acted ON il was then believed. that it would be
reecird, oae,her with maoy oihers.-Swart'
vouts certainly will, as was reformed
that mauy Jackson Senators expressed
Themselves freely on the subject. | lrnsi you
viii cail the attention of Nirglnlans 10 the sald
recommendations OF II. Lee, IN order TO give
those gentlemen who did recommend him, al
opportunity TO justify 'hemseves: jfheg can
nna others who are said 10 have recomma nUct
him, 10 deny th- di'gfacefH charges fou
friend. a trend o,u'ue, aud in pr,ncplea
NIkGiNlAN.