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Mir EDTroR-I understand that two of the disciples of Miller arrived in this village last evening, and were in quest of place to expOund their doctrines to this now unbelieving community. hwill be diff cult matter for them to resuscitats those emotions of fear which have long been silently wasting our physical powers and casting a general gloom over the visagss of our peaceful inhabitants, but which have been, suppose, efectually allayed by the l recent highly interesting series of sermons by the Rev. MT Payne, and which are as yet incomplete trust that their christian brethren here will tArow open their public doors and give the opportunity of hearing what they have 10 say about lS43. If we ] should happen to coincide with them by being per- suadef that the whole is to be wound up next year, why then we shan't trouble ourselves about next 1 springs elections Jun. l MT. EDrroR-I was happy to perceive in the last number of your valuable journal an article signed "Justce'

 The individual who would so far forget the charac- ter of man as to insult unprotected females rich ly deserves the severe castigation which has been administered Unfortunately, however, your cor respondent was net particular enough in designating the person referred to. Much harm might be the consequence of this-the innocent might be, and in fact have been suspected. The writer of this com munication labored under an erroneous impression hmsel suppOsing the individual referred to to be resident. For fear that others may be similarly i'm pressed, and from an unwillingness to have any of our citizens suspected, would beg leave to an- nounce that it was a Journeyman Tailor who came recently amongst us and who purposes to make but temporary stay. Or CAN.

 NOTICE.-The next meeting of tEe Litchfeld County Temperance Society will be held at Iitch- ield Tuesday the 27.h inst. at 10 o'clock A. M.

 At the last meeting in South Farms, the following resolutions were adopted:

 Resolved, That committee be appointed at this meeting to employ suitable agent to labor as a Temperance Lecturer in this county.

 Resolved, That we recommend that the several Auxiliary Associations give notice to said commit tee at the next county meeting how much labor from such Lecturer they respectively wish and will pay for

 Resolved, That recommend that all the local associations become auxiliary to this County Society if they have not already done so

 PHILIP S. BEEBE, Secretary. Litchfeld, Dec. IA, 1S42.