Litchfield enquirer., 1870-11-24
Book Notices, 2o.


 HAMPERS MAGAZINE contains: The Brooklyn Navy Yard (illnstrated); Pic Mo- no and his Councillors illnstrated); Life in Brittany (illustratedl; A Vigil; Freder- ic the Great. XIII (illustrated); The Rock of the Legion of Honor; The Statue: Bom- bay and the Parsees (illustrated); Song of Fire; Inye;gling Nature and Disclosing her Secrets (illustratedl; Anteros: The Sa. cred Flora; Under the Rose: Collected by Valetudinarian; Blockade Running; What Did Miss Darlington See; Matches; Orange Blossoms and Night Shade; Anne Furness; Editors Easy Chair. Literary, Scientific and Historical Records, and Drawer.
 For sale with the other monthlies and principal weeklies at J. W. Wheeler's, West Street. " z.
 THE ATLANTIC contains: Confessions of Patent Medicine Man; The Prayer Seek CT, by John G. Whittier; Oldtown Preside Stories, by Harriet Beecher Stowe; Resem- blance between the Buddhist and the Ro- man Catholic Religions; Joseph and his Friend, XII; A Strip of Blue; Black Christmas Travelling Companions, IT; A Plea for Silence; Afoot on the Colorado Desert; Father Blumhardt's Prayerful Ho- tel; Rudolph, a Monograph; Indian Sum: -mer; The Miracle Play of 1870. in Bethle- hem. New Hampshire; Fitting; A Virgin ian in New England Thirty five Years Ago John Bull st Feed; Reviews and Literary Notices. fs ta.. ..,1 Fields, Osgood & Co.,; $ year. @
 THE LADY's FRIEND for December con- tains: Change of Base; Viola's Lovers; Solid Silver; Christie Dean Bridal Gifts; Rosy's Story; The Cascann non's Aunt; Mar, rying in Haste; together with the usual Fashion Plates. Music. Poetry, &c.,. Sc.
 Deacon & Peterson. 319 Walnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.; $2OO q year. s B.
 THE CH1nDREN's HoUR contains: Grand mas Stories; Our Daily Bread; The Sur prise; An Odd Fish (illustrated); Beech. Nut Farm;" Shaving Jack. (wood cut); Po- etry, Short Articles. &c s~
 T. s. Arthur, Philadelphia.
 ARThUR's HOME MAGAZINE contains: The Reason; An Acting Charade; How Paul's Debt was Paid; Amy's Hero; Jacqueline Turning over New Leaf: Short Articles, Poetry, Fashion Plates,5 Music, En. gravings-" Welcome Home" and Wait ing at the Window" 70 ff
 T. s. Arthur & Son, Philadelphia; $2OO year. Z.sto..ss
 OUR YoUNa FOLKS contains, We Girls. a Home Story; Freed Children. in Virginia; The Years Last Flower; A Boys Visit to Pompeii; How to Drax; Pantry School; The Wonderful Secret, and Who Told it: A Letter from Santa Claus to the Children; :; The Lodgers in Small Boy's Pocket; Our Young Contributors; The Evening Lamp, and Onr Letter Box. 3=
 Terms $2 a year. Fields. Osgood, $ O., Publishers. l24 Fremont Street, Boston, Mass. a.sa ..sshe
 BosroN, HARTFORD AND ERIE .RAIERoAD. The Danbury Times remarks that, sWe have completed facilities which will enable us to publish something about this corpo- ration every week." Will that journal nnw. inform when the public are like to have !" completed facilities" between Waterbury and Fishkill? All that we see published about this corporation every week. 1" leaves that important question untouched,
 DA- If you have sore eyes or if you are deaf, do not fail to consult Dr. Smith, Tuesday Nov. 29th at the Mansion House:
 1@~ Senator Schurz called at the White House, last week. It seems to be thought there, that if he has such affection for this Administration, he took Q queer way of showing it in Missouri. , '1 ,t
 1@- Some one inimical to Mir. e. W. Rogers, of Meriden, revenged himself by ut. true, christian way of treating such an enemy would be to furnish him neat, un- defaced tombstone and bury him under it. .f1tt-.' -F f.-.t -ts
 s4- Colored Cadet Smith. who broke the cocoanut of a white compatriot with a cocoanut dipper, escapes unpunished.
 "Quousque tanoem abutere, Smithe Africane. patientia nostra? quamdin etiam furor iste tuus audacia?" t.. l.4I..'g-:I -
 D@ISix great Sanskrit scholars are in the German Army. The bulk of the Prus- sians are satisfied with acquiring the French. saI
 NORTH CORNWALL. ot ,s
 The second meeting of the Reading Cir