Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
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 beauty. he expression ofsthe face is all human, but wrohght'to the very limitOf celestial enthusiasm. Tho wonderful rich- ness OftiIe cciofing, the exquisite ripe fial- ness of the limbs, the passionate devotion of the kindlihg features combine to unake is . tho fanltless ideal of a perfect humah being in youth, I had quite forgotten the ip--, truder for an hoaf. Quite a diffekens nfc-ea 1ure had absorbed all my attention. Hhs, entrance of some one disturbed me, and as II looked around Ii caught glance. ofmy coquette, sitting wi.h her hands awkwaf1- y clasped over her guide e-book, iisi 4.||k open, and the lower jaw hanging down with a ludicrons expression ofunconsci0tis and astonished admiration. She was eyiu dently unaware of every thing in world except the form befUr6 her, and more absorbed and sincere wonderer never witnessed. - Wiiiis. ss ta sgts s,a s ~ ...-....-.: s-s N 4s
 The Journal of Commerce. publishes several letters from Buenos Ayres, the last of which is dated Aug. 4tl, written by the Rev. William Torrey, aH "A merican. who is the pastor ofa little ehnrch and the teacher of q school at Buenos .Ayres. It seems this gentleman had married Proc testant to a Catholic, for which both he and the husband, together with the wiz ttesses to tho ceremony, were seized and ,and the bride, with her mother. put under arrest in the house of u relative. When MT, Torrey went to Buenos Ayses, in, 1927, there were three Protestant mia ,isters in the country, by, all of whom the existing toleration was understood to ain- cluds the right to marry protestant for- eigners to native females with the consent of the parents. That consent was given in the present case. Mir. Tcrrey and tho other persons apprehended were taken be- fore the Ecclesiastical Court whore thay were examined on oath and privately, wifh- out any information being given of tlle ma. ture of the charge against them Aitef- wards the Notary of the sentence, which was fine of 5000 each for himself and Lofane tho husband, $500 for each of the witnesses, and a months imprisonment in the House of Correction for the mother and daughter; to be employed in deyotion-s al exetcises. MT. Torrey was about to claim the, protection of our minister, MT. Baylies, who had expressed himself ready to interfere whenever the case should ad- init of interposition.--N. Y. Foe. Post.a I~ga a af 8st5Eea9e ssg---u-@s ssatT,A@g68fg Ia 5ssH THE scARE-cROw. Ea t aHsTo those Of our citizens who haveno
 had aAn opportunity of hearing the address of MT. Frost on Temperance, the following inperfect sketch of one of his illustrations will be interesting, as furnishing an exam pie ofhis effective and happy mode oftrent- ing the subjecE4 M9#w 4gs~6
 s&g MT. F.l0bserved, fhatone afglmentnrg- ed by the opposers of the temperance re- form, against all exertions to sappTess tho sale and use ofspifitnpus liquors, was lthak that Legislative enactment had covered tila whole ground -that the laws against retaiI- < ing and drunkenness were sufficiently rigid, and if suitably enforced they would snper- cede the necessity of tempsrance associa- tionsA-the authorities were bound to exe- cute ths laws, and t they refused or neg .ected their duty, the remedy lay with tho friends of temperance; they, could dis- place them. and put better men in their stead. Kut, said he in substances, We look in vain to the constituted authorities to do this work, or even to render us efficient as- sistance. They bear the same relation to the violation of the law. as Ai scdye-cr0sp dues to the bird which destroys the farm erss corn. You may dress up figuro to resemble d niari- give him all tie habili-
 mems put q liat oi his head, and wood en gun in bis hand, and place him in your cOrn-feld, and what is the consequence l--~- For time, ths birds will not dare to alpr proach him. His belligerent attitnde---iur yoor scare-crowis always placed in a fierce posi.ion- his long gun. and general hostile appeafanee lrigAia0 them after while, however, tile birds become familiar with the figure, and enter remote corner of the field. No notice is taken of their in- trusion,, apd they presently set about the work of destruction. The figure remains passive. and they come into it's immediate vicinity. cry soon, all sense of fear is gone, and the birds collect about hins and some perch 0n bis shoulder, and even on his wooded gnb, and yer they remain sln- hi0IestSd -tfie least nacvenient would ovef- ttikfl tho scare.crow. N. s, N. 9ss.. ssss,
 Just siti 50 t is wiith those appointed to sx7 ecuts ,u ,he. laygss--they dare not fire the gun for fear of jarring thenselyss opt efofiee. K .ea saa8 ie9if Fl ssti s-ess''s. !. Religion gives 10 iime alIits impOFtanees and so eternity all iis glory: andswithona v :~ as1&lA