Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-14
THE WEEKLY WORLD

A large quarto sheet, printed through ont Tn large type, and published every Wednesday morning. Among its prom. nent features are: Iafg F2a 1t 2 l. Its very full and Accurate Market Re- ports. embracing the Live Stock markets In New York. Albany, Brighton, Gam. bridge, and. Philadelphia; the New York Country Produce Market, aud General Produce Markets of the country. aiul.full reports of the New York Money Market. Each of these reports is compiieda with great care. and contains the latest quota. that can be obtained up to the time oi put ting the paper to press.
 7. It's Agricultural Department, which contains each week articles on practical aud scientific farming that are =9f great value to the American farmers.
 5. very full report of the p roceedings of the Tanners Club of the American In- siitn.e is pfinte,l in each issue of inc Week " World, tn. day after the meeting of the Ciuh. Fly this arrangement the report ap pears m the Weekly World one week m advance of it's publication in any other weekly paper. gf.f' }0fE
 4. portion of the Weekly World is re. served for family reading matter, includ. Ing original and selected stories. poems. Walis ot humor, and extracts from books and periodicals. Particular attention will be given {" this department dnriae the year.
 Q Aspecial feature of the Weekly World IS a carefully compiled summary of, tl,,. news cf each week. 1t is made so com plete that no one who reads it eau fiji of being well posted on all the imm,etant news of ti,t. ,l,.v st Ats*
 THE SEMI WEEKLY WORLD. pubi ihed Tuesday and Friday. is i, large anarto snset, containing all the news published in thel Daliy world, with the exception of such local re- ports as may be of no interest to hon-resi,lents "s M." iorh City. It's market reports are as fall as ."se oi the daly edition, and 1t contains be- siaes ihtefestifsg literary natter o,, trissy of sAcn week, a inil report of the Farmers Club
 THE DAILY WORLD
 contains all the news of tile day that cao bo o,, tanned by mail and telegraph from aii ,a,ts of wosla, and thorough discussions of al topics of
 THE WORLD ALMANAC,
 cSmnenced in 1888, has been published .hor, IT. s, ol , Sanuary, m lsGS 1868, 1870 and 1871 .,s ivr , tesz VIII De ready about January lst
 The world Almanac contains n great anant,,,. s. saluSOie political information of use io every voter, and of such character as can ba ohts;naS 1.,I Io tuner publication. In it are printed iha t,nla ,I....- s"ano oA every important election asia dnrIng the year preceding the iss,,e dg ta aaa.iae a.a. the vote of New York State by election uaseEtcts, and of Connecticut and New Iersey hy tSoMnS; tm ihe names of and vote for members if s ros branches of the New York legislature fine esulss oi tiic Aew York City munieipal clections - cers a .leniDers oi the United States government N .enstess, and of tho several Stale uoyern Htsass nts aha other statistical matter The World A,.H.iae Tor 1872 will be necessary 10 every Dem- ,.sss, slo desires to keep himself thoroGghly Poste" LII facts and figures TT sT campaign Year-Reduced Rates.
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