Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-24
Book Notices. Sc,

Book Notices. Sc. ~..-.. 1 APP1Erox's s JOURNAL for Mar. ,19, con- taius: The Incas of Peru lillustrated); The Disenchanted Lover; The Cato Street Con- spiracy; Mansard (iiustrated); The Wo- man of Business; William Robert Grove E(with portrait); Table Talk; Short Asticles, Poetry. &c. Illustrated Supplement- Modern French Gardens. s5asa xa aa:
 For sale, with ali the principal month lies, weeklies. &c., by J. W. Wheeler, West Street. s-9i. e#s- 2Eol8 Ilia e4j4le 5t 1 THE GALAXY contains: Put Yourself in His Place, by Chas. Reade Illustrated j; Mr. Raymond and Journalism; Lstterr from Havana; Exile; Ten years in Rome; An Editors Tales; Eugenie9 Empress of the French; Pine Plank; The Case of Hamlet the Younger; The Future ofNew York; The Galaxy Miscellany; Drift Wood; Liter ature and Art; Nebulas. ea ssaa Sheldon & O., Publishers, 500 Broad. way, N. Y. aa1 1@s e-.i &a s1As 8 1 PErERsoNs MAGAZINE contains: This Humdrum Life; Home After All; Those Years (illustrated); The Secret at Barham 8 Holme; The Claret Colored Goat; Love in Stage Coach; The Prisoner Of the Bastils; John Jackson's Courtshfp; Patterns, Fash ion Plate, Engraving. Short Articles. Poe ttry. Music, Sc. 7'-' = ''
 Charles J. Pette son, sos Chestnut st., Philadelphia.
 THE ATLANTIC contains. Joseph and his Friend, "; The English Governness at the Siamese Court; The Advent, Preacher; Through the Woods to Lake Superior Courage; A Lumberwoman; Reviving Vir- gipia; The Lanson Tragedy, I; Right and Left; My Triumph; The Gods of Wo Lee; The Blue Jay Family; Peter Pitchlynn, Chief of the Choctaws; An Alpine Home; Reviews and Literary Notices. s5ss
 Fields, Osgood & Oo.. Boston. s4,o0 g year. 5 ea,oss.s ,.s4yn e5r.d .sl
 OUR YoUNa FoLKs contains: We Girls, Home Story; The Daddy Long Legs and the Fly; Rye's Fritters; How Battles are Fought; Derby's Wedding; The Goose Race; Bertie's Pioneering; How Uncle Blue Jacket Captured the Picket Boat; My Hyacinthe; The Two Oatapillars, The Evening Lamp; Our Letter Box. ga..z- .s ? Fields. Osgood & Co.,. Boston. s200 a year. .a-4 rseat assaa ol Izes HARpER's contains: The War in Para quay (illustrated); Count Otto VonBismark (illustrated); Among the Silk Worms and Velvet Looms Gllustrated); Frederick the Great iillustratedl; Around the World on Skates; L,nder's Young Lady;SA Brave Lady ;concluded): Revealed in a Song; The Indian, What we should do with him; Bathsheba Carew's Curse; Tire Great Gold Conspiracy; Auteros; Border Reminiscent rces; Editors Easy Chair, Literary, Scien- ltifc, and Historical Records, and Drawer, Poetry, 60. s a .1ss'..a ba=~ ,s@-
 For sale at J. w. Wheeler's No. 10 West Street. a<oi @5F@ 4t ] THE LADY's FRIEND contains; Did He Forget Herr; My Victor; The Cascannon' s Aunt; Curl-papers; A School Girls story; Rest; Violet Time; Memoria in Eterna; Thoughts of Madame Scoetchine; The Gu ban Curricle; Table Compensation. togeth. CT with the usual Music. Fashions. Edi- tors department. &c., Sc. ..-....., :. t Deacon & Peterson. 316 Walnut St., Phil. $250 year. .
 5 GoDEy's LADy's Book contains: Karen's Rule; Lottie's April Fool Bundle; Moth CTS of Men; h Ambush; The Two Educa. tions; A Cricket's Story; Cross Purposes; Au Deuxieme; Engraving, Fashion Plate, Music, Patterns, Short Articles. Poetry, Receipts, &c., &c. srata
 Louis A. Godey, Philadelphia. E .7 7a.. l THE TEcHNo1oeIsT is g new Magazine especally devoted to Manufacturing and Building. It contains A large pages oi original matter, and the contents are not trashy stories, but articles suited to the wants of the practical mechanic and build. CT. The following are some of the princi- pal articles of the February number Pathological Education; Tempering Steel Trial of Steam Engines; Improvements in ! Oscillation; Sunless and Airless Dwellings,
 the Measurement of Electrical Resistance: l Vision and Stereoscope; The Walks ol New York Central Park; East River Bridge
 Caissons; Lessons on Drawing; Relation
 of Technology to Insurance, Sc.
 l Industrial Publication Co.,, 176 Broad
 way. s2 year; single numbers. 20 cts
 B@.A triangular duel has been going j on in the Palladium of late between two Congregationalists and an Episcopalian. It arose from the statement of one of the former that the Episcopal churchmember. lahip increases rapidly in our cities. while the Congregational churches barely hold : their own. There is more truth than DO. 1:soooe .o xvl,ob &bo~v co ., <,f oo ob <&Lc~