Litchfield enquirer., 1871-11-09
Book Notices.


 .5srH s4Iaa Book Notices.
 THF BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW con- tains: Dr. Carl Ullman; Aerial Voyages; Early Suffering of the Free Church of Scotland; The Romance of the Rose; Let ters and Letters Writing; Wesley and Wesleyanism; MT. Darwin on the Origin of Man; The Sermon; Contemporary Lit erature.
 Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,, 40 Fulton St., New York, republishers of Blackwood and the British reviews a 2
 EVERY SATURDAY for Nov. II, contains the following illustrations: Judge George G. Barnard, of New York; A Magistrate in India Administering Justice; A Musical Party; The Combat (Stags Fighting, double page; In a Cider Mill; Boston Sketches; In a Cambridge Horse Car; Scarborough Castle, England; The Armo, of Fernando Cortez; An Oxford Fresh man undergoing Examination, eWe Pause for Reply" There are also two excel lent Sketches of Chicago after the Fire, Edmond Yates novel, Nobody Fortune, J is finished, and George Elliot's is to begin next month. of 4a &- @ @,e
 - J: R. Osgood, Boston, $5, year.
 a PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY contains among other excellent things: Hearts ease, byG Gounod;; The Fishers" by Kuck- GU; and 'sThe Sabbath Morn," arranged from Mendelssohn. This Magazine con tains 36 full-size music plates. ,asza
 J. l.. Peters, 599 Broadway, N. Y. 30 cts. E a number; $3, year; back numbers for $1. See advt
 Coop HEALTH contains articles by Prof. Kneeland, Dr. B Joy Jeffries, Dr. Carl Both, and others, among which are: Asiat- 'ic Cholera, it's symptoms and treatment; the Woman Question, Consumption, Home Treatment of Insanity, Prehistoric Man, Means of Preserving the Health, Dinner Time, Notes of Health Trip to the Pacific, Long sightedness, etc, etc.
 Alexander Moore, Boston, 20 cts. num- Der; a, year '' @..tt
 SCRBNER's MONTHLY contains: Thirty Seven Days of Peril Gllustrated); Waiting; Priscilla; Albatross; Halloween or Chris sie's Fate; s'Too Wise for Love-" The Un- barring of Hell Gate (illustrated). Low Life in Nature Gllus.) Out of the Depths; Momma Phoebe; Wilfred Cumbermede Gllus ), by Geo. Macdonald; The Right not to Vote; The Two Mrs. Scudamores by Mrs. Oliphant; From Sea to Sea, by Joaquin Miller; Not Pleasant Story, by Miss Phelps; the Clubs of Paris, by Miss Putnam, M. D.; Topics of the Time, &c
 Scribner $ O., New York, $4, year.
 We acknowledge with pleasure compli mentory notices from State exchanges up on the enlargement of the Enquirer. II is but simple justice to our neighbors to say that we are but keeping up with the general march of journalistic improvement throughout the State. Much more than half our Connecticut exchanges have en- larged and greatly improved in appearance since we commenced editing the Enquirer. >l Pennsylvania beats the world on twins One family numbers seUe,s pairs another six six ,; and another four, with six single births beside, making fourteen children oi one mother aged 38 s13 ss
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 Gov. Bullock, of Georgia, has resigned his office and left the State. The reason assigned for this step is that his political enemies haye. resolved on his impeach' ment and that lhe ,coHld not have a fail trial. osIt issmuch more probable that his financial record will not bear examina nation. aS gstJYz 1aslta ssz-EL- -ll--1-z--S s1s ~ a0 The truthIof the oldmaxim that nothing builds up . business like iudicious and extensive newspaper advertising, is again exemplifed in the success of Messrs D. Dalzella& Gona,of South Egremont, Mass. We clip the following from the Berkshire f,otiIIiiat9 2as 1satis r, 4sstis.z3 s'.5s
 D. Dalzell x Sonsl this- place are making ex- eusive Improvements in and about their carriage shops. which tue increasing demand for theiT manufactures IilAap siec6ssitated. A new boiler hes inst becn set up cUaneeting with chimney 55 feet high. new engine is ordered and will soon be running. and new machinery ie being set up, Their axle trade is very iarge, extending to all she9 states, aha the oanedas;; they take the spnccedenca fur all fastskixss D0fk wherever in- strodHoeds TAity men, sares employ ed in this de- partment of their, w0rk. aiope- 2, Two trip -ham- n f1ers are used in shaping the rough iron for IS 4athes drills, &c these with two engines soon to be rnnlmilt make Mnsic enough .sfor . city."A
 The Guilford girls take mnch pride in driving three minute horses, and are perfectly acQuaint- cd with the mafner of grooming and feeding khomsi sk144sS 1zssssfsk saII sskxkfks@ Ait T The foregoing item is going the round Of the papers Did it take it's rise from . communication from ssW. : to this, paper reeardine Ar. Murray s sGuilford establish rlenta If so, 1t is . wonderful transform I.. The Miiwankes Committee for relief of Wiseonain alEa sufferers bs the late fires rsport v. .t0saoEs; sssssas ali 4a.z i,ssa .ssI iss.s IId L Mes es,naye nov. olzhmd and In traazsit, an ann tfps SE slafH'nE of every description for sufferers by fire in .porthsih Wisconsin and pen insuIa aof Michigan. Money ia atll efoasly need- ed for purchasing proyisions, baiIding m6tsrials tools, farming implements. hpRsese oEsn. cows, nay' feeds 6c. .3ea kEguw aos
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