{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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dealing tn the article first. But for one, am determined not to encourage the im- por,ation or sale of it hy using it myself

 Messrs. Editors, since last addressed you, volley of Fast day Sermons has been discharged against the common enemy, and not without some effect. Some of the churches in this city, were half awaked, and, trust, that such another volley would bring them to stand upon their feet, and shake themselves from the reproach which has too long rested upon them. Let eve ry professing Christian say for himself, "I have done with ardent spirits" and the work will be half done. Let it no more be said, that such and such minister was seen to call at the bar of tavern, and tip off his glass with as good an air as the worst of us. Let it no more be said, that such and such professor may be good man, for aught we know, but he carries a red nose of his own, and we guess that, with all his religion, he would not stick at glass of brandy o, my brethren, let there be no more occasion for this reproach. Before conclude, I would say, that in my opinion there are some grocers in this city who are prepared to turn their liquor casks out of doors, and to give up the deal- ing in ardent spirits, altogether. And now, I call upon the friends of religion, the friends of their country, to look after them, and if there are any such to be found to patronize them. 5. ID.