Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26
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 MAoasisss-HrYp for December is ahi unusually good number. Its couteuts are :- St. Christopher. w. D. Hswells United States Consul at Venice J Twilight on Sumter. R. H. Stoddard Scenes in the War of lSl2-vI; !; The War on the Coast Pictures the Japan sse-H Rural Life; Cap snd Bells, . Novel in Ten Chapters Willian H. Prescott; The Telling Treasure Light through Darkness i; An Experiment, Caroline Cheseboro; Overland from St. Paul to Lake Superior; The Small House at Arlington The Gulf; Whats in . Name My Friend Crackthorpea Again; The Ethics of Love; The Rev. Mr. Allonby Job Warmers Christmas A Woman's Complaint, etc. For sale by Patton, No. Hotchkiss Block, Waterbury. dsA F 7 The AssGnsie has the following list The Msn Without Country, by Rev. Edward E. Hale, Boston The Birds ofKillingwortb, by Henry Wadsworth Lopgfellow; Literary Life in Paris the Garret The Great Air Engine, by the Author of "Life in the Iron Mills" i; A Loy- al Womans No; Eugene Deiacroix, by ". J. Stillman; Sympathetic Lying Something about Bridges, by Henry T. Tueksrman; In ternal Structure and Progression of the Gla. cier, by Louis Agsssis In an Attic, by Mrs. Elizabeth Akers; Longfellow, by George W. Curtis Letter to Peace Democrat, by Fran. cis Wayland, Jr. Tioknor & Fields, Publish l CTS, Boston.
 It is proper for us to add, that excellent as the Atlantic has always been during the six years Of its existence, the prospectus for the next year exhibits some features which will give it an additional attraction, and will secure it an increasing list of subscribers and admit, CTS. The January number will contain the hrst Of new series Of Sketches by Mrs. Stowe; and articles by Miss Prescott, Baysrd Taylor, Agassiz, and Robert Dale Owen, be- ! side new poems by Robert Browning, Long. fellow, Bryant and others. There is no richer nor better magazine in the country than the AAantic.
 Y" MME. DEAoREsr's Quarterly Mirror of Fashion" for the winter ending February, 1864 is on our table. This number contains splen :. did cloak plate, new braid patterns, nearly 100 engravings of fashions in dress and bonnets. an elegant colored fashion plate, i've full-sized GU. patterns, and other valuable novelties. Single copies 2S cents. Published al 473 Broadway, NJ Y.
 "PErERsos's |" for December closes the vol ume and subscriptions for 1863. Those wish ing to subscribe for an excellent l.dys masa- zine will bear this fact in mind. The term, for single copy are g year. and liberal inducements are offered for the getting up of clubs. This number contains thirty eight arti- cles and seventy four embellishments. Tho en- graved frontispisce for the present volume is a beautiful gem of fine engraving. 4~-
 CONNECTICUT WAR REcoRp.-We have before us the 4th (November) number of this most interesting and valuable publication. This is the first number issued entirely under the su- pervision @of its present editor, Rev. John NJ. Morris, late chaplain of the 9th Rert G. ". who proposes hereafter to devote his entire time to it's editorship. We cannot sufficiently commend the enterprise and the result to the appreciation of our readers It seems to us that tfs Record supplies want long felt. and fills at once desideratum almost indispensibl The number before us gives capital likeness and biography of Gen. Lyon Review of events of the past month stirring editorials and appeals as to the Business ofto day co,. :. munications from our various state regiments. including the 18th an official list of the prcs- ent locations of regiments other regimental items; promotions in the Connecticut rcgi Hents from October 5th to November 5th seas. utilities !; deaths and obituaries; state militia and home items.
 We cannot bu, believe that tke interest ta- ken in this publication wilh exceed the expec- tatioas of it's publishers, and the low price. at which it is furnished (sl.o0 per annum) must place it within the reach of every soldier and soldiers family and friend by whom the name of Connecticut is known aud .hallowedi as our mother state. Communications of every kind should bs addressed (. Connecticut War Rec. ord." New Haven. Conn. Back No.'s supplied.
 Burdett Lsomis, of Windsor Locks. has re-