Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-10
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We would edl the attention Of our female readers
to s following Address Of the Maternal Society," Of
U.cas respecting their contemplated monthly pubhca
ton, entitled Motkevs' Megasins."
ADDRESS
To BeneUoient Ladies and Chrisei0n Mothers
In eleepless anxieties the dormant sem
s6iities and energies Of every Christian mother, and
bring then. bear upon the welfare Of every child
within the compass Of her iDGence. both for time and
eternity, this periodical has been undertaken.
we atectiOna'ely invite your aid and corporation
connection with us, how widespread aud how spirit
stirring shall DO tO influence. You may share with
us the privilege and satisfaction Of trying TO do good
u we are responsible for the work. and you help to
circulate il, and we lrua YOU will feel mutual inter-
est with Us in enrching s pages. Will it not bring
10 light much useful talent which has hitherto been
buried in napkin. -
"WOMan was first in the transgres she is there
fore bound to do much to remedy the evils OF the fall.
She was permitted TO usher the Savior into world,
aud 10 therefore hound to bring every talent into re-
QUESTION % spread the blessings, thus procured, all
over our fallen world"
As we have 40 capital 20 begin with, we cannot at
ford 10 pay agents; and, since " there 10 chord 10
every mothers heart, which will vibrae when every
other heart is slill, prefer to put oiir cause Into
their hands. Where shall we find individuals 80 deep.
", aud Immediately concerned; mothers and
Christian females?
lfsuficien funds can be procured the work viii 60
for~a ard without delay. " should blush for our Ame-
rican Mothers" says distinguished correspondent,
IL such work does not meet with liberal patronage
1t 10 generously conceded that ladies are the most
prompl, efficient, and successful agents. We presume
rely with confidence upon their ready assistance, Ia
every way consisten advance the best interests Of
the Magazine and our hearts assure U.S. that we shall
not he disappointed.
Those ladies' to whom one or more Of orr specimen
numbers SENT afectionately solicited to act as
agents for the work. in the places where they reside
by procuring Subscribers, or requesting others 70 do
il, In 10 easy 10 such to divide the labor II not
the responsibility receiving the payment, and fora
sarding the names ofeuhscrbers They may he aid
ed by their male friends TO the safest and most eco
nomicai mode Of transmitting payments.
Ne sorae well concerted plan Of effort, in obtaining
subscribers, will be found necessary, il may not be i'm
proper TO suggest the expectancy Of comforting with
he clergyman Of The place. aud requesting him 10
make appointment from the desk, fOr meeting oi
ladies' discuss the subject Of maternal associations
and at the same time to obtain committee o. ladies'
~ Of speedy effort will he perceived as returns are
desirable in few weeks; we have no other method
Of asceraining how many copies of the work It may
be necessary 10 have printed.
The price TO each subscriber will be uniformly 81
year, in all cases he paid 10 advance. This Is
thought low by male friends, considering the
necessy Of our calling to our aid 80 much aescance
in the business part ofhe work. They fear I'VE shall
incur too great pecuniary responsibility: and this 70
another motive we have Tor our presamlng 70 solicit
aid 10 procuring subscribers. Bot we 40 hope INN 10
consequence Of It's moderate price. II will go into the
hands Of double the number Of mothers, aud thus we
shall lie secured, and greater amount OF good may
be effected. :.
The postage s, in all cases, to be paid by the indi
viduals who receive the work by mail. may he put
10 packages boxes at less expense and addressed
10 the care Of such persons as may be specified:
A second number will in no case be forwarded uii-
less payment be previously made in ad,ance for the
whole work; MS every one can perceive the d'ncuy,
al well as expense, which would result, in opening
accounts with dlferen, agents and ~ making Sp',e c
magnitude the mind should be free from all such en-
barrRssmenis.
Our specimen number will be considered our first;
and, will be perceived, is intended for January, be.
ginning with the new year. Succeeding numbers VIII
be issued the first Tuesday in each month. we can
not for moment doubt the appreciation and co-ore.
ration Of fathers and ministers, in carrying forward
our enterprise. We invite them also 10 contribute 70
our pages. We hope the work will SO commend IT.
self 10 ciergymen, that they wiz be disposed TO recon-
mend it to their respective congregations and 10 'e
public.
While this little herald win cross the path Of no
other periodical. hope 1t may subserve the inter-
esis Of ALL and be found among those numesou: r,va
and thus make glad the city Of our God.
Ali COMMUNICATIONS Cor the Mothers Maga.ine may
Utica, New-York.
| The postage will be two and a half cents montl
where the distance is over 100 meshal 10, 80 cent
a year.
DIED.
To Avon % The 2sth al,: Co,ia.ha, daughter Of h'
In Hartford, M. Frederick Gin, II Mrs. Frances
Hart, 25, wife Of Mr.. JehieI Hart.
Ia East Windsor, Mrs. Margaret Allen wife Of Mr..
In NorGici, Mr. Peter L. Huntington, %. son o.
Jabex Huntington, ESQ.,; Mr.. Ishmael Spicer, ~.
10 mrs KsSses" l. M %s.o "s 20 2!
Mrs. Charlotte T. Darand, consort Of the late DR.. Nd.
. In M;ddie,own, tho Goth ut. Rev. Joshua L. VIII.
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