Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-05
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 "HAW WoRTH'S "a serial nova, by Hrs. Fran ces Hodgson Bu' n, tt, author s'That O Low The scene of Mrs. .Burnetts novel is laid in olrth Haworths" is the longest story AIrs Raapett m mas yet ~rtt It will run through twelve Eumbers will be protuseiy illustrated.
 .EALC0N BE R c, serial novel, H H. Isoyosen author m 4 Of Man who Lost his Name" the pecuarites of Morse immigrant life i'm wsssern settlement.
 a! A STORY OF NEW ORLEANS. by aeoTge W. Cable, to toe begnA. on the c0nrusion of society in Creole Louisiana about the years Is1-ss the time of the Cession, and period bearing re- markable likeness to the present Reconstruction pe- ri0d.
 PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN POETS This ser'es tbegun in August $ith the portrait of Bry ant, will be continued, that of Long'eow appearing in N"ve1nb'r. These portraits are drawn from life by Watt fa'on aud engraved by T. Cole. They will be prlntrd epasFey tintt paper, frontispeces of fouF different numbers. Illustrated sketehes of the ives of the poets will accompany these portraits STUDIES in THE SIERRAS.-A series of papers mosy illustrated) by John Muir the cal- Tor lA n"turahst Tee most graphic and picturesque anG a te same nlr, exact and trustworthy studies "f The GalifCrai, Alps thst have yet been made. The res vii sketc th; California Passes, Lakes, Wind Storms and Forests.
 4 NEW VIEW OF BRAZIL Mir Herbert H. Smith, ef Corn University, companion of the late Prof ria tt, il B:zll. with Mr. Wells Cham. prey ,t"c artist who accompanind Mir. Edward King in his tnn thrngh Tho Great South'Y prerarjna for Scrlon. series pt papers on the present condition
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