Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-28
pecember Month,las. Ac-

ATLANTIC MoNrH1r contains: The F1eht of Man with 9 Railroad; Common Or nament; Forest Pieturest A Comedy of Terrors, XII, by James Delfiile; An in- spired Lobbyist, by J. Ws DeForest; Be fore the Wedding; Jesuits' Mission of Onondaga in 1854; The Shadow of Doom; Meeting of Jefferson and Hamilton, by James Parton; Empty; The Poet at the Breakfast-Ta (ended) XII, by Oliver Wendell Holmes; Shaker. John;, Recent Literature, Art, Music, Science and Poli- tics.
 James R. Osgood Co.,, Boston. $$4, a year. See Enq Clubbing Rates. Ii b.aa ScR1BNER's contains: New Ways in the Old Dominion; Divorced; APeep at the Bird Shops; An Intruder; Arthur Bopni- castle; O'Murtogh; A Tramp with Tyn- dall; One of Miss Widgery's Evenings; ssFinis Coronat Opus;" At His Gates; Stories of the Irish Smugglers; The De- mon of the Shadow; Mother Goose: Top ics of the Time; The Old Cabinet; Ma ture and Science; Home and Society; Culture and Progress; Etchings.
 Scribner & Co.,, New York. $4, a year. See Enq. Clubbing Rates. 7ltf .ssld..4 3
 OUR YoUNG FOLKS: A Chance for Him self (ended) by J. T. Trowbridge; Papa's Thanksgiving Story; Scenes in Siam; Our Little Woman H., by Mrs. Phelps; The Song of Star; Nimrod, the Mon key; Confident Charlie; A Talk about the Aurora; Green Salt; Little Old Lady; Our Young Contributors; The Evening Lamp; Our Letter Box. '''-. r'-o s-<T ~ :,
 James R. Osgood X Co.,, Boston. g, g year. See Enq. Clubbing Rates. :G asat
 The EDINBURGH REVIEW: for October, contains: Corea; New Shakespearian In depreciation; Memorials of Baron Stock mar; Terrestrial Magnetism; The Fiji Is1 lands; The Life of Henry Thomas Cole brooke; The Progress of Medicine and Surgery; Grote's Aristotle; The Past duu OI NdVd1 ldCt1CS.
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 The BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW, for October, contains: The Goths at Rayenna; Immortality; Our Railway System; The Authorship of the Fourth Gospel; The Present Phase of Prehistoric Archaeology; Sir Henry Lawrence; Contemporary Lit erature. !" aa.-,G3 ra
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 A SEM1-C CENTENNIAL. 3-1873. The fifty years of The New York Observer are completed, and to signalize the event the publishers are about to present to each subscriber memento in the shape of 8 Jubilee Year Book, which is to be embel- lished with appropriate illustrations and historical remembrances. Fifty years, of unceasing prosperity in public journal, while pursuing the same undertaking course, may we'll inspire it's friends with confidence and strong attachment We are informed that the subscribers to the Observer are usually subscribers for lite: It is the oldest, soundest, and one of the ablest champions of evangelical orthodoxy. There are very many political radicals who are nevertheless conservative in re- ligious matters To such we can safely recommend the unvarying conservatism of the New York Observer. ,.t+r.+-.
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 We clip the following from the Boston Journals report of Safe openings after the late fire: e. ze 7.
 Messrs. A. Sternfeld < Brothers, 52 and 54 High street, lost the entire con- tents of their safe, as did Geo. Packer of No. 88 in this street Foster Brothers & Go. had one of Herrings safes in their store, No. 38 Summer street, which pre- served its contents in first-rate order Field, Thayer & Withcomb saved the con tents of large vault in the rear of their store in Pearl street, and Chase, Merritt & Blanchard, in the same street, were equally fortunate. c. H. Ward, 28 Pearl street, entrusted his books and papers to one of the Valentine & Butler Safe and Lock Company's safes, and lost them all MT. Alexander Strong came out of the ruins of his store last evening, bringing an armful of books which he had recovered from his vault, all in splendid order. The immense quantity of leather and wool in the stores in Pearl and Congress streets rendered that locality the. hottest in the burnt district, and the fires are still bnrn- ing brightly. -. -','.. x
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