Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
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New Magazines. &c.
 PAcKAsD's MosrHLr contains: Imperial ian in America. by E A. Pollards Music; Oourtship and. Wedding Of Ton Thumb. by PIT Barnum: The Reapers; Charles Reads |at Home; The Boot Blacks of New York; What to look for in the Solar Eclipse; Per ennial Thoughts; Some things about soms Writers; Past Hope; The Grave no Rest- ing Place; Personal Habits of the Siamnese Twins; Pheck and Plod; Editorial Depart. ment.
 ARrHURs HoME MAGAZINE contains: La dy Jane Grey and Roger Aschana iEngra- ving); Scenes in the hife-ofa Nine Days, Queen; The Grahams, and the Armstrong;; May Time; Little Nan; The Last Dollar; Saved: Brothers and Sisters; Words out of Season; The Deerings. of Medbury; Moth CTS Department; Home Circle; Receipts; E Fashions. Music. &c.
 T. s. Arthur < Sons. sO9 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. .s + s.ssfsa !. s.s..
 ONCE A MONTH contains: Curiosities of Animal Life; The Mills of Tu4bury; Fnlfl- ment; The New Crisis; Alice McMahon; Beauty and the Beast; Around the Switch back; By and by; On the Use and Choice of Spectacles; The Misfortunes of School Girls; Angels Unawares; A Wonderful Photograph; The Etruscan Museum in the Vatican; A Blind. Mans Fireside; Frogs and. Snails; The Blind Girl of Water St.; Beechsr on Early Marriage; Prohibition the only Remedy; American Women; Flow of an lee Stream; Daly the Clothes that She Wore; Chilarsns Impressaons of Sun- day. 'sFz r .,... '. - k''sf' = ' .s..aa'
 T.s. Arthur < Sons. Philadelphia.
 THE CHnDREN's HoUR contains: The Will for the Deed; Terrace Ride; The Lit tie Girl who wanted to be a Heroine; Ma bells Story; The Kings Mistake; Tom Tit; My Sister; Mary Jane Jones:t Swallowing Fifteen Cove; Little Missionaries; Some thing about Eyes; Anecdote of 8 King; Sowing Little Seeds; Carrie and her Oous- ins; Little Dollies. as... =
 T. 8. Arthur < Sons, Philadelphia.
 EVERY SATURDAY fol. July 31. contains: Victor Hugo's ''L'Homme Qui Rit." by Swinburne; Behind Sofa; Martin Fereol; A Story of the Mosc6w Railway; The Two Breaths, by Charles Kingsyl; Roberts Capital Hit, III; Children'ss Literature of the Last Century. by Miss Yonge; Foreign Notes. 1gs 4gsal sa.n6i0l a
 HARPER s contains: Pictiifes of the Jap Hanese; The new Theory of Heat; Bstrothal; South Coast S,nnterlngs in England; A Brave Lady; Draw your. Conclusions; The Graves at Newport; Hettys Liberal Ednea- tion; Slavery 1ili Palaces; A Peep 1t Fin iantl; "Reminiscences Of OxforL U Uniyersity; A Wonder; My yaEaemy's7 Daughter; Bor. rowed Baggage; Can we Foretell the weath. Ter; The new Home; August days; The New Hmothy..lV; Editors Easy Chair. Book Table and Drawer; Monthly Record of cur, rent events. 2si.stss AsfstI Tssss9 .if9x eas
 sald -hs " Whessllsr. :. !. !. the s.,---. Office. ..satof.IlJ i4:a3 u lo Isau q | APPLEroN's JOURNAL contains. Mir. Pea body's Gift to tine, Poor of; London; The Woman of Business; An lOld-Tine Dsed The Ascetic Epidemic in the E ,rly Church The Story of Paradise Lost;"n ,Brilliants; For What? The Min who Laughs, or. By the Kings Command, by Victor Hugo; e'Spontaneons Generation;" Are we Wo. manizing? Victor Hugo; On the Survive of Savage Thought Sinln Modern Civiliza- tion; The Origin of Life; Table Talk; Brief Notes, Matters of Science and Art The Museum; j Illustrated Supplement-, the Suez Canal. @sh osa4 ya# Tsa'i1 hoE af ss 4 Sold by J. W Wheeler, at the New, Omce. s5ze>i TgliI .aue48s ani ai Ii I 4 4f9h1--- -r- e->r. s.srl3g. ! F, b6- The undersigned, citizens of Litch. field. take pleasure in recommending the concrete walk, or pavement. as laid by Abirsn. E.. Cook. of 6 Winsted. MT. Cool has been laying this walk in our village fo, the past few weeks. and in every instance with great satisfaction to the parties. .s con, cerned. and to the public generally. !: We do not hesitate to say that the concrete pavement laid by MT. Cook is superior to any other kind and will give aniyersal sat isfaction wherever used. and we cheerfully commend it to the public as the best in use and the most economical in proportion to the expense and the durability. jad. o1u.
 The sidewalks of all our cities and pop. alous villages should be laid with the con- crete pavement as well 1as the walks through parks and about private resideA. oas -s9 nA G9 b4gaa u .siQC9t 1Ho tO elA3l o~ VI -ninoG e&3 ot ei.l ols qas4 s.J x94s.t Mir. Cook is a gentleman who can be re lied upon by the public with entire conf. Josiah @. Beckwith. M. ID. ,sfss..I ..g.s+, Henry B; Graves. Attorney at Law. eli :. l.. O. Meafoy ssrs- .t4 soe.',.. .,.-' t,t 2. De Mheeier.isd on 4a al tap.t,3 af,..,, Mm.a H. sCrossman, Propf Mansion House E Vim II. Ranaonn rlork <,R 0nrar;o. ro,,,.,,<