Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-29
september Monti,Iles, &c.

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY contains :: Father of All, Sacred Song; Lay me where my Mothers Sleeping; Little Dan. song aud chorus; Coronation Song, Duet or Chorus; Merry Insects Flying, Duet, Eng. or Ger. Love Chase Galop, Four hands; School Girls Waltz; Willie's Shottische; Laughing Wave Mazurka.
 J. L. Peters, 599 Broadway, N. Y. 30 cents number, 8 year.
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 WESTMINSTER REVIEW contains: Sov- ereignty, Royal and Representative; Eng fish Philology: Greek Lyrical Poetry; Dr. Newman, the Difficulties of Protestant ism; The Politics of Aristotle; Andre Che- nier, Poet and Political Martyr; Recent Experiments with the Senses; Contempo- re Literature. 4'"'e -S
 The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,, 14O Fulton St., N. Y. $4 year. t l
 EVERY SATURDAY, for August A, con- tains: Clemence, by the Authorof Patty" Lauzun; Betwixt Two Stools; Miss Bate man as Medea; The Dog-Days and the Dog-Star; Arabic Vers de S0cis4 in the Thirteenth century; The First President of Harvard College; Foreign Notes. cod El1
 James R. Gsgood & Co.,, Boston. $5 a year. 7ssa.'-l rt53af 7atIE
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 THE JAPANESE EMBAssY.-The members of the Japanese Embassy, during their visit to this country, acquired 8 knowl- edge of American industries which will prove of great use to them in the future. They visited some of the most prominent of our industrial establishments, where the products of our inventive and con- structive skill are, made ready for use. In New England they divided into sever al parties, and while one was inspecting the manufactures at New Britain another was at Hartford, and one went northward to St. Johnsbury, Vt, to visit the largest scale factory in the world where the Messrs. Fairbanks send out yearly 50, 900 scales into every quarter of the globe. They manifested great interest in whatev- CT they saw, and constantly piled their American guide with questions, At the Fairbanks Scale Manufaetefy they care fully ezamined each article of machinery and looked at every variety of scale, from the tiny affairs for weighing letters, gold, and drugs, up to the railway scales capa- ble of weighing an entire train at once. They were greatly surprised at theextreme delicacy of even the most ponderous weighing machines. Scales graduated to the Russian. French, Chinese, Spanish, and other standards, were shown to them; and after inspection of the:r 10 acres of busy shops, the Orientals left for Boston. IN r. Tribune. gsnosJ sit .3s4ss:g
 A Litchfeld couple 70 on u their W way home from WoIcottyille picnic, were deposit ed on the earth by the breaking of sthe carriage. The ybI1ig man went to "a neighbor's house for help, and in moving about for the door fell down an open hatchway into the cellar. When he got on his feet he found a huge dog barking at the entrance, and in the brief intervals of the dogs bark could distinctly hear the man of the house heavily charging doub- le barrel gun.-D03a. NeaOs. ..-.
 The tobacco crop in the Housasonic valley had a bad start this year. The SeeuS SprOutcu. iates AHu tu0 Mu1t1pACttJ of early worms caused in some cases three or four replantings, SO that the backwafd- ness of the crop was the favorite com plaint of the farmers. However, the re- cent hot weather has given lively stimu- Jus to the plants, and now the crop prom ises to be better than the average and far ahead of all anticipations. Cutting is now being done, and the only danger to the success of this years tobacco. harvest ins that region is the possibility of injury to of the extreme hest. C6anant. asAsI ' iazs: ] At NEW HARTFORD Mir. Francis Brown