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BURRIFT'S CHRISTIAN CITIZEN,

The Christian Citizen is published every Saturday
Morning, upon fine white paper, of double medi-
um size, ELIuU BURRTTT, Editor.
The Citizen is in truth an independent new spaper,
II is the organ OF party or Sect but expresses tree
y the sentiments of its editor and contributors upon
all the great questions and topics of the day. SYM
pathsing with all the enterprises OF Christian Be-
nevolence, it will speak for peace, temperance, right
eousness, faith in God, and faith in humanity. It's
policy, social political, and industrial, will be the po-
htical economy Of the Gospel. It's patriotism, will
extend its home feeling to the circle Of the Globe,
embracing ni;s humanity all the sectional subjects Of
Gods benevOlence, Of every clime color and cond-
ton In that it will plead for the Universal Broth
erhood Of the Race. Ii will have a weekly message
OF good will TO every member OF the social family cir
Gle to owhichit it may be admitted For the Younger
portion OF the family, there is a department called
the school room, in which the editor will adapt him
self TO the minds and understandings Of children, as
ssting them in their studies, and melting them to per-
severe in the acquisition Of knowledge.
The News DEFARTMENT.-The Citizen will give
full and early reports Of all the important news of
the day, both domestic and foreign.
lHE MLcHANlC AND FARmEH.-A portion Of every
paper under this head will be devoted to notices Of
the most recent discoveries and inventions in the me-
chanic arts, and to the dissemination of agricultural
knowledge, and the fruits Of practical experience in
uuhOanuTy,
olE Co2REsroNDENcF.- During the three years
that the Citizen has existed, it has always enlisted
the services OF some of the abest pens in the coun
try, and in the department Of its foreign correspon-
dence, the editor has been enabled to enrich the col
umns OF his the productions of some Of the
most distinguished authors of the old world.
LETTERS FROM EuRorE.-Wth the object in view
ol increasing the value and interest of the paper the
editor is now in England the tour of which he propo
ses 10 make on FOOT that by mngling more with the
people than is the custom of travellers in general he
may be able to learn more Of the habits wants, and
Conditions Of the humble classes, and the causes
which have operated in their depression and degrada
ton The Citizen will contain, besides other matter
from the editors pen the "Leaves from his Journal"
in which he will daguerreotype the impression of
what he sees and hears with the hope Of instruc-
ting and interesting his readers at home
TERMS.-One copy one year, always in advance,
one dollar and fifty cents; four copies, five dollars.
Specimen numbers will always be sent for exami.
nation when ordered post paid Postmasters through
out the country arc authorized to act as agents, and
may retnin the usual commission. Clcrgymen, stu
DENTS and others who may be disposed to aid in the
circulation Of the Citizen, will receive liberal COM
mission for their labors in its behalf Agents are
wanted in every county of every State in the Union
Address, post paid ELIllU BURRITT& Co.
Worcester, Massachusetts.