Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-23
THE NOVEMBER MAGAZINES

The Continental Monthly for November is up- on our table. and contains the following attrac- i've table of contents The Causes of the Be bellion, by Hon. F P Stanton, Word Murder Stewart and the Dry Goods Trade of New York ; Unheeded Growth Red, Yellow and Blue; 0 @ of the Million Las Oraciones A Merchant S Story, by Edmund Kirkc, continued; The Un
 ion. by Hon. R. J Walker; The Wolf Hunt, by Chas. G. Lsland The Poetry of Nature, by C. G. Leland Maccaroni and Canvas, by H. P. Leland; The Proclamation, by C. G. Leland ; The Press in the United States, by Hon. F. P Stanton: Was He Successful? by Richard Himoall; Aurora. by Horace Greeley From Mount Lafayette, White Mountains; The homestead Bill, by Hon R. J. Walker; Ltera- y Notices. and Editors Table.
 Some important changes have taken place in ne management of the Coatincntot, which will further its usefulness and popularity. The DO lltical department hereafter will be under tine control of Robert J. Walker and F. P. Stanton, Governors of Kansas under Buchanan. The
 lerary depar. ment wlu be conducted by c. G. Leland, tbe present editor, assisted by Edmund Airke, author of Among the Pines" The ad viress of the Continental will hereafter be al New York instead of Boston $3 per annGm
 The Atlantic for November, fully sustain its :eputation as being the choicest and best litera- y Magazine in the Counly. The contents anu contributors to this number as follows: Wiiu Apples, by tienry D. Thoreau, Life ln the open Air, by Theodore Winthrop; Lou.s Lebeau $ Conversion, by Wm. D. Howard; The Develop ,lent and Overthrow ot the Russian Sert oys lem, by Prof A. D. White MT. Axteil; A. yracuse, by Henry T. Tuckerman; Methods U.
 study in Natural History, by Prof. Louis Agas sig; Blind Tom, by the author of .Margaret | Howth'; Kindergarten-what is it? by Miss E. P. Peabody A Picture, by II. E. Scu.lder 1 Two and One, by Miss Hale author of tn, 'Queen of the Red Chessmen'; Thenew Allan
 tic Cable, by George B Prescott; The Cabalis
 ic Words, by Epes Sargent; Conversations
 opinions of the leaders of Secession; The Houl 1 md the man. by Charles Hazewall; How t, ~"ooso A'iic, uy H. ". D. CleFeianu; lnt 1 Presidents Proclamation, by Ralph Waldo Elm l erson; Reviews and Literary Notices Terms | wenty five cents per number. Three dollars per year, postpaid by the Publishers. Tickno, S Fields, Publishers, I35 Washington street Boston, Mass.
 Harper's for November, brings this popula, monthly to the close of its tsoenty .fjth volume The number contains Poland, over ground aud under ground, illustrated; A. Congress offiss the Last of the Dandies; Madeline Shaeffer concluded Ouf Cou ins from Boston, and the monthly installments of 0rley Farm Mistress and Maid Romula, and the small House at Al lington. PATTON has Harper for sale at his Bookstore in Waterbury,
 Godsys-the ne-p plus ultra of Ladies' Maga- l zines, is out for November Its contents are as rich and varied as ever. and it's illustrations and fashions unusually superb, even for Go dey Godey leaves nothing undone, and spares no expense 10 render this the most readable and recherche of the MontLlies and easily keeps ahead of all competitors.
 L. 4. Godey, Philadelphia.