Litchfield enquirer., 1870-01-20
Book Noticess 60.


 k EVERY SAruRpxT for Jan. a ,contains:- ITWo-sonss. by Jean IngeioWs Personals; Personal "Reminiscences of Leigh Hunt; The Air-Mothers; Random Notes; The Song of the Hesperides; What Women think about Men; Applause, Calls and En- cores; Tue Ballat sGirls of Paris; The Streamsthat Hurfries by; Boards of Green Cloth; Reproach; Was it Haunted9; More about !Dialnonds; The Fortunes of Prime Donne; Foreign Fun. Illustrations: Head, from "a Painting of Greze; The Prize Dogs; In Church; "By the Sad Sea Waves. : Fields & Osgood,. Boston. $5 year.
 PETERsoN's MAGAZINE c0ptains:-Vio First Valentine; At the EGd of Five Years; Among the Phiiistines; The Secret at Bar tram's Holme; Two Ways of Looking at 8 Thing; A Mite of Trubbles; The Prisoner of the Bastile; Patterns, &c.; Editors Ia ble. Engfaving. Fashion Plate, Fashions, Music, Poetry, Sc. da ezd3ra 4a.d
 Charles J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, $2.O0 a year. , '.. arg Z. q MERRY's MUSEUM for. January contains Battles at Home (serial story for boys); Bob and Chittabob (best story); By-and- By: A Night on Mountain; Young Italy. lin Boston; Becky's Christmas Dream; The Elves; A Door-Bell Rung by a Spirit; Pug zle Drawer and Monthly Chat, Al Z, 7 .'.a-. ..@. rHr
 tons $1 h0 A year L.s144>1zs- El1-- -.- az--- -lz TIE LADY's FRIEND contains: Did He Forget Her; Out ofa June Rose; Our The atrical Career; Mrs. Angelica Skittle's Cot ton Wedding; The Cascannons' Aunt; Real and Ideal; Novelties for February; Editors Department; Steel Engraving --s'The First Ball Plate, Patterns, Music, Poetry, &c. l' f.z- 92-s @s1t@ "as $ 425s" Deacon, < Peterson, 319 Walnut St., Philadelphia $25O year. ge. sss.s..i .i
 GoDEYisa LADY's' Book contains: The Vanes; My Nephew Jones; Vac Yictis; Nor gan's Valentine; Hester; Hannah Fan thorne's' First Love; Nicodemus; Work De- partment; Receipts &c.,; Editors Table, Arm Chair, Notices, Sc. Steel Engraving -"Feeling the Patients Pulse,"- ,"-Fashion Plate, Patterns, Costumes, Music, Poetry, &c. rs-. ..s.fI-.a F-.ri.a...f ...s .4 .s.... Louis A. Godey, Philadelphia. $2. 50 year. 7-s ~- aeL - -9fa 1A ,@s..s'.5' 148.
 CAUTION. Purchasers of the Peruvian Syrup Ia protected solution of the protox- ide of Iron) are cautioned against being deceived by any of the preparations. of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron, which may be offered them. Every bottle of gen. uine has PERUVIAN SYRUP (not Peruvian Bark blown in the glass. BeA. Examine the Bottle before Purchasing. .e.. !, sg9 We take'the following item and the editorial comment thereon from the Win sted Herald: -a' ea} ai 1HFA Si'.a4 . sa1 NEW MILFORD. The shepaug Valley Railroad is beginning to attract some attention. and should it. be built. is quite likely to join the Housatonio at this place. instead of at Hawleyviile as it would be some ten miles the shorter route, more feasi- ble, more populous, and would contribute more money towards building and sustaining theroad. l As will be seen from our New Milford daspatches, the people of that thriving and beautiful town propose to seize the lower terminus of the Shepaug Railroad. In that case it will pass through Wood. vile, Christian Street, Waraniaug, (alids New Preston, alias, Upper City,) Marble dale, (alias Lower City,) Worthwhile, and Pug Lane. This will leave Judea, Steep Rock, and the Roxbury mine out in the cold which they will not submit to with out Q struggle, Eternal vigilance, and a considerable money to boot, are the price of railroad terminusses., - ,,,..' ',t,-