Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-05

a strange delight shall thrill,
n quet Joy brood o er you like dove;
harthe placid beauty shall your bosom fill,
Stirring Its depths OF love.
o;,,Lo o,., ..u
TIL " Y" VIC cani syn hours
ne n1ly oaoootl hours when sleeps the air,
fA"N aoners anu eo''n oecA Win her oeauteous
liz hmSh.d = L..,L,.
N'' "us" Al o'e"'Ne'S prayer
Pass We the proud fame by
The vauIted aises, bv flaming follv trod.
And meath the temple of unIfed skv.
Go forth and worship God
TEMPERANCE
The Temperance Reformation seems to have as-
sumed new phase. That class which has hitherto
been considered as hopeessly degraded, and be-
yond the reach of reforatory measures is now TAX
ing the lead in this great work. The Reformed
Drunkard's Society in New ork already numbers
several hundreds Their meetings are said to be
thrillingy interesting. No man can so sneak to the
heart as he who has felt the keen agony which the
indulgence of this most terrible appetite has produ-
ever read, was the Confessions of Drunkard," by
snsah n ,ba WIN wnat ngnse 1eehng does he
"The waters have gone over me- But ont of the
black depths, could be heard would cry out to all
those who have but set foot in the perIlous flood
Ge yoa H., 70 wno .he mayor o. ms nrst WINE
france unon some na~u scoareJ naraJ;s .1 Iont
into nv desolaton, and be made to understand what
dreary thing it is when man shall feel himself GO
ing, down Precp'ce with open eyes and passive
n = ,n see at ms =, I m anu nave no power 10
hilser TO perceive all GOOD sense rmntied on, Of
him, and YET to be able to forget time when it
was otherwise to hear about the piteo1s spectacle
nts NV" SG runs tona ne see my ievered eye
looking for this night renetton Of the fov: comId
he feel the body ofthe death out of which cry hour
ly with teebler and teeber outcry to be devered-t
Were enough lug TO make MN dash ne sparkling beve-
"And ~, ,,,do ,o,,
To suffer ,Det dnmnotiOn to run through EN-"
sob, if a wish could transno,, mo bacl ~ those
days Of youth, when draught from the next clear
spring could Stake any heats which summer suns,
ana Soqthlu exercise had power to STIR up IN the
ment the drgn g " pi le.uln ~ 'eS Pure eie
hermit. In NV dreams can sometimes fancy tn" thy
cool refreshmenl purling over INV burning tongue
Put my waking stomach rejects it.. That which re-
'feshes innocence only makes me SICK and iaint'
1,nu ,
of ;,,dooa oNisnlD ts.:c was PEI
,h i''puueuce !iIole oeaut!ui'y rewarded
ln"n yes.ernay, 10 a case wnlch came under
u .ao Ispeei"i opserVatioh. we record II lot
os e." .ha s VI e fsg geneIa.'"ll, as wen
q" 10 'o' TUG oehe',e VI 'ne ge'herat'oh which mas
ALREADY an. !lsen-ior neatef reonke was never
" ao,i'lnIs'ered since the aaoPi'on OF inc
a.u s:n ConS''u'lon. Aooat O'CLOCK last
c c'. Two DUCKS wen Anow, aDou! lown
~ we l"e saen ue anu e Ss upoi.e
"ear I'll; r;"a,s u ,E o 1na'iI Js sI,e
sesrch ~ az C adne,. "iF weae e,de ~ III
mited to dge frnm he soonue vo w;,b D wbp;ch
,ha,, ~ Iuu1 mn, 'ne "'" L. ",'n ",'.n
w.iI ss everv W ey , hou'u &c, " psse" n as
c;,IIv III nnnoi,, " n y h;nI ,'n a, 49,
was Tho, ,hev hna n ~ ~ 10, W., W. " a,nu..
All. 20 49,, "u .,"n $500, o u" 'f;.
%h T - Tom Moora 1 Innor q Paad D wiz
" Do Won sce ,ha, xe ep Mr. wv WA, ,,,| ten,
h;s ~ b 10" &c .' ses MI M"na kept
us .e ,, v'a .en oenea.n .nelr Vest.
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..,a ue =. sue @ he me' .nat sne'p
nrso M"e ,h sHe ~ 'J J ne1 n"o; onu Us :ne
u '.pdpnd".f'I,., mn .n on. uSSoseeI so,e'nng
s;9n ~, III l.s .sn up"i' t"e "Pposite
s'u. VI l"e ST. .l which sue nao llu' luIriy
surveyor sur ul''' Tue een'le'"en " nao passed.
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uou.a say: LUCK; sa'a one .e Oh mem h WIN
genlee' n'ccnuen, olu you see her lace
NO dIo M' o'n YOU
NO, put L Snoul0 Ike 10 ID We'll,