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OrYc. Dxror CoszIasAHI or srBsrnScI I
WXauI.arax Ii a. La. iaex

WAsairoros, ID. C., Jan. 49, 1864.
CEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, are in
- ved until the ID Of February s II O'Clock M for the
HIDES, TALL0W, HOOPS. and HORNS Of ali Govern.
usnt Cattle ssashtsred within the sncisn limits Of tho Dis
tc Of Columbia fof three months nom The com
Tho .bov. articles to be collected BY Ii. contractor ard 70
moved from the vsocs places al which tho cattle Killed.
At .ach ins' be a.sfnstsd By tho officer in charge
The contractor sh he liable for al the Hides and Taow
oo and HONS coming nom sVeIy animal slaughtered IN
less Be mad. s.t.c,ony 20 spPs.I to Che .ub'oaee
Department that all due sIer,ion, diligence and care wa
Payment WI! b. required every ten day. In Government
funds
The bids Will state the souu, per .nn, the articles
eed TO- and be by the following guarantee
tae.ts .dsyii' q Zach tasr,noI And oath oil .e.sice
PROPOSAL;
Of oder psr Had. for all Hides. T.low,
HoOf and Horu, Of a. BEEF C.t;l. allied within
the ancient bIHi. Of tho District u Columbia,
donars ard cents. (the amount to be Ia words
and hsaIo subject to all tie conditions Of the 'd's'eaen'
WE. the undsr.Isned resident. Of in tho
guarantee In case tho foregoing bid Of .hsl be
sid bid s contract fo tho prompt ,nd faithful execution
Of the sa- aud that will become hi. security Bond
aud that In case the said shall fail to enter into
1875 inviting proposals for Hides Talow ioois and Horns
male good tho difference between tho offer
IA Sfe by The said In tho foregoing proposal, snh
II. lowest responsible forms. bidder or s person to
whom the contract may DO awarded
0vsn under our hsad. and .ssis. this day Of
i@
Witness; lSesll
Witness: Seal
III. t..ponaby Of the susrsnto be shown BY the
official ce6ess o. United stoes Drc, Attorney u. 4
Judge. This certificate be In the following form;
me- the shove named sussntors good and sufficient
TO which each su..n,Or must mako append the fellow
Ing
"sLaico .Countyo OF Before
County aud State aforesaid, porhonaly appeared
one 81 tho sairties on tina gnsranty Of
who, being duly swoni deposos and
says s he worth and above all lust debts and ab
ties, the sum OF Thirty thousand dollsra
Subscribed and sworn before mo this day Of
1876 at ="
No bids win be considered unless made out n conformity
with the above FORM and accompanied By the foregoing
guarantee, certificate, and aHhdayits.
All bidders forward with their proposals. oath Of 81
leysnes unless may be e nth the officer who shall
the bids and proposals. not fully complying with the
foregoing well In fact ~ In FORM will be con
sdered regarded proposal within the meaning Of this
Advertisement
The win be held accountable for The Hidss kc
ono week siSsr the signing Of the contract
Bidders mu, be present At the opening Of tho bids 10 re-
spond to their psmes and all bid. must DO ihdord Proo
The sgss"iPsd y. BILL Laut Gel and G. B.
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BunkAu OF NAVIGATION. NAVY DEPArnEsr,
WAshiEsTos. Jan Is, 1904

~AshiEsTos, Jan =, 1904
PROPOSALS for BUNTING and DRY
j ooODs.-sEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at
this cd &c until II M the ash day Of FEBRUARY psI
fr furnishing tho regulate supply oil Bunting and Dry Goods
for the Of the Navy Me Brooklyn Mary lard during the
balance Of the year ending the eoth Jufsr, 1864
Proposals be indosed Proposals for Bunting and Dry
Cloo1s" and directed 70 tho Chief OF this bureau
articles TO be incad-d thee, particularly
described In the printed schedulss copies Of which be
obtained application 70 the Nsvion omesr Il the Brook
.Pe. infOrmson ob!sned application &c ths Navigation
Of.oer
All articles must be delivered 10 N. Yard the eIpea,e and
r.st Of the contractor, in sub. packages with his
properly married. thereon .nd Tie articles must BE- ,reeet 20
Inspection msasrrment weight to 81 lb- Isj and
TREY sstisfaesory tho Navigation Ofioer tbsrssi
Every ofel tnass be accompanied by written guaranty
required by law.
sureu.. In fo viii b. required .sn The con.
tract and thsr responsibility certified 20 by United 5le
Dis,Ilct judge. AttoIney ColleetoI o. Nav AI-ni.
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T'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. 30.
THE Ngw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this

THE Ngw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
wsst contains the folowins;
I..LEADIN0 ARTICLES Tines ohsnsssi IN.
Rebel Conscrptiopi TeIas; Louisisna Past and
Futere The rIS.Pset Of koiSPc.n Wa 10.
ssTsfy %adG. sa from %issns Hi.d sSn
ding Why !, This Mayor Woods Pe.ee :
Tss ssIH.n, ss by MINI The b. sSs
Law; Payable In Specie: Editorial PsrasT.pef
u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY; From Gen. Grsnts
Mesdes Army; From Gen. Buffers Army; from
Gen Glulores Army Mi-ceIsnsoua
uI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
w..FRoM WASHINGTON. Special Di,paiehe, t.
.THrPrY-EiGHTH coyGREss-Fm-r sI,.os;
Proceedings IN the Senate and H0uSs Of Reyr--
v..NEwYoRK LEGISLATURE.
W.. THE REORGANIZATION or ARKATsAs: The
Preddeuss Programme; Iii, Instructions to Den.
VII, JEFF. pAvrss BODY SERVANT IN WASH.
THGTON What lie has Seen and Heard; Propo-
si,ion 70 Give up 'hsin'' Incident at Lockout
n..PoRREsTs RAID: The Late c.mps'sn In Yves,
Tennessee
x..rRoM GEN GRANTS ARMY. Fi.. Of True. from
Gen Lonssreet; He Objects 20 the Private Cireu-
lstion q The President. Proclamation In bis
Liues; Gen Foster sends Lin Twenty Copies for
. HeIV Grant R.iufa. to N.ssVs Ovation 70 Tim iaa
Le,ipsoai tn, g,s s e hi. ss%s for he Prs.
ril.s; Remarkable Escape Of Lieutenant;
Righteous Order Of Asss.inspt by Gen Tbomss.
U..YRoa TIE DEPARTMENT or THE GULF
Reorganization Of Civil Government; Dispotition
of Loyal People Of LouisiAIsi Action Of the Free
State General Committee
XH..FRoM FLORIDA; The Restoration 81 the STATE TO
the Union; Desire Of the People Tor II Review Of
the Condition Of the S,ste-EI Shareholder Pray
for the Armed Occupation Of Flohas BY tbs Gov
eminent.
XII. THE ARREARS or PAY TO THE coLoRED
TROOPS.
XIy..AN INSIDE VIEW OF TIE REBELLION:
A Change fCsptai New Railways Richmond
Not to be Abandoned; Sham Eortihcsions hemi.
nscences Of the Rebel Capital When IL Might
Have Been Tsteni A spys Report
Nv. CONFIRMATION OF GEN. sCHoEIELD.
XVI. POETRY: "The American Flag
XVI. INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RIHIBI.
TON AT HAMBURG; Report Of the Hon J.
A. Wright
XVII. TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
XIX. FOREIGN GOSSIP
Xx..DRY GOODS MARKET
XN..PEBsoNAL
xxi. POLITICAL.
XIII. WAR ITEMS.
XXIv..CITY NEWS
xXV..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
XVI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
XVII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
xviii. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report. o, IN,
stock, Money. Cotton, GRAIN and Cattle Mar.
kets, specially Reported for Tie y. T. Tribune
TrENs-S2 per sruum. Tbree Copie, for s5. Ten for
SIS.
SINGLE COPIEq sale tle puhI,nsft,n om.. ru,s
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GOVERNMENT SALE BY AUCTION, at
N the United s,s,es Nsy.Ysrd. ao.Port, Virginia
Wil be ssld .uctoaxaa tie sh Of FEBRUARY 1854 the
property rsoeorerd rom the channel n The vicinity Of the
Navy Yard consulting Of the wrecks Of the dooPs ofwr
Germantown and Fymeoth, two funbo~is tof wood
aud small vessel, formerly ussd water boat with all
the solougnS and remaining them Of the day Of
sale.
Also, tho following lots Of recovered property.
1874 pounds (moTs or le.sl Copper ibolt..l
t,t7% pound, (nlore OF iemi Copper (shee,)
A smks quantity 81 Composition
tTS pounds Of Lead.
37S sbecs Boiler Iron v.rous s.s) weighing shout a. GA
pounds.
20 tnn. tOrs or is.. Old wrSnsh, Iron principally bol.
quantity Of Chain Cables, various res, ss'nsssd Il
pound,.
rr',w On Cast Iron ousS various s.lis'r' ''ilnssd at
Large Anchors, averaging .sOu, .tan.
10 ANAL do.
Water 1ankE
i old Ha~ssTs
A 10. OF Round Shot AID Coabcsl shels
And other small articles hch IA Be collected ready
Tor animation previous 10 the day Of ssls
Zach vessel and lot Of articles above nsnsd win be sold
separately and where Prsccshs tia metal vii be sold by
the pound
wrecks from the Navy fUf beach and fifteen days for the
removal OF al other property purchased ~ the above sale
The Of 10 per cent OF tho amount OF the sale must De
deposited with the Of the Yard az the time OF the
susIspty that the articles viii be promptly removed
which sum- In failure will be forfeited to the Govern
Inent.
Payment to be msds IN oOvernnsen, funds before any
articles can be removed
For further information permission to sHsnine the
property. apply to Vie Commandment Of shs 0ospon Navy
Yard
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d. Snn FOR SALE-TO close FAM
VC,eJUOs lily Ess.e--The modern three story and
b..-ment Brick HOCSE, No - Harisonst, Brookyrr
finished and perfect orders gas Throughout ira
chandeliers the pao; hot and cold water and
Part of the purcha.e money remain mortgage Apply
10 JAMES A JOHNSON No:Il PsTkrsw In the Farniss-
ing Store
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Horsss, Carriages, &r.

A LARGE assortment of now and second hand
Carriages Sleishs Harness. for ,,e eh.sp during the
ssccnd land carriages bought and taken N exchange
TAiL"A y No HHa@ Csav 1t. 'YPosiis y, rutQnss
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A J. BLEECKER, son g. Co., will sell at
NORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
by E. II. LII Low g. Co.

NORRIS WILKINS, Auctoneer.
by E. H. u ID Low g. Co.,
A. No. 3 PINE-sT,
(EsrABLIsHED 1885,
Sales OF REAL ESTATE by auction aud by private contract
Auction sales Of REAL ESTATE, BONDS, STOCKS, &C.
FURNITURE sales at the residences Of owners and out
door sales In general attended the most favorable
TUESDAY, Feb. 2.
AZ IL o'clock al the Exchange Salesroom No Ill Broadway
Executor. Sale OF es,ehod Property northeast OF
Greenwich and Barrow by order OF the Executor OF John
d. Watron, dsccoIed
GREENWICHAND BARROW-SrRE ETS-The lease Of
the lot together Win the buildings thereon. Of Green
~ch ard Bsuowsts House 22iiJ feet brick three stories
attic and Easements also frame stable OF lot 20xS feet
Lease from Trinity Church has three years TO run from May
nsy with renewal Si5O sIouni rent. Lot zIxi9 feet
SALE BIZ ORDER OF JOSEPH J. MARRIN, Esq
Rsfsrec-- -
a-sTREET-ons lot the south side Of .tohs, lao
feet west ofy;bsv., le.sI93.9 = -.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON 6rH-
AVENUE and STREET by order Of VIM. Murphy And
Joseph r. Keamey Executors Of Francis Murphy deceased
6TH-AVENUEOne lot tie vest side Of 6h'sy scJoin-
ins tho north-yest cor. Of 5id.st, 23Il0O H. ~ 49,
54rH-STREET-One lot the south side OF afthT, 10
feet west Of e.hay 95IlOO foe, inches Terms at sale
Maps kc, at No. Pinest.
FRIDAY, Feb S,
A. IL O'Clock at thu Exchange SAeEooms, NO. III Broad
SALE By ORDER or +. 4. MARguRY Referee.
PROPERTY On BARCLAY, WASHINGTON AND
WEST-STREETs.
Particulars hereafter.
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Mem Publications.
NR. CUMMINGS NEW BOOK
~ ready this morning


DR, CUMMING's NEW BOOK
~ ready this morning
THE GREAT CONSUMMATION.
SECOND SERIES.
This Volume completes end concludes the remihAoo '
Of voris that have recently appeared in London enleu
1.-THE GREAT TRIBULATloSi
Or, Trises Cerrxe on THE EARTn'
1.-THE GREAT PREPARATORY
Or REpxnrrIos DRswxTH NIGH
little GREAT CoNsUMMATloHi
On, Tna WoRrD IT WILL BE-
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goo, writer Of the resen, day has approached TINS
nd N. nooul,tv Of these earnest Christian woks "icn
tres, a, tonic, deeply interesting to every religious nna
la ,n,ead in this country In Great brtan' "he "
circulation bss been immense.
tn. xon., are Handsomely and uniformly soupo
4, .iotb A tbe very low price Of 81.
~ Sold bv all booksellers. and sent ~ ihan
ccigs Of siby AnhSi'1''
Nearly Ready:
rorryr GIJROWsKrS DIARY FOR 10y.
pTfvtTE NILES ORElLLY. HIS BOON.
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Gales bp 1nttiom.

book TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. <9a
- Bway, nearly opposite g. Nicholas Hotel A. LEtN
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VORKVILLE LOTS-Peremptory SALE
A. J. BLEECKER, SON l. Co. win sell at Auction on
THURSDAY, Feb II, at O'Clock, ct the Exchange Sales
seIHST-oNE LOT Of ground the north side Of s6th-
e. which Is 100 feet widsl commencing 10 f. west Of i'sv
sTAVfOUR LOTS on west side Of Let sv IN the center
OF the bloch bstwcen sh and ssths eseh ISL by 100 a.
The title clear and indisputsbo Two thirds remain
morSsge The sse viii wheu. reserve to The highest
bidder hsps msy b obtained Of the Aueionss" No. II
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hEMORESTs .Y.ILLUSTRATED NEWS
~ TIE MOST GRAPHIC. INTERESTING, AND LdnE
WEEKLY PAPER IN AMERICA. PRICE CESTsi
fQ-DAY.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.-Wnting Paper, En-.
~ vslopss, Blank and Memorandum Books, cheap M
lEACHs No. 81 Nssssust, New Yort Also the lfes
sorent Of photographic Albums and POCKET Boohs 10 tie
city, vil 10 ep-D On ss~yegr Day wy o'eloeh
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90 Get.
6ouses ano farms ilJante6.

HOUSE WANTED-Ip good location, any.
time after February L High stoop preferred Rea,
from $500 to 1909. Address q. d., Herald Once.
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DERSONS wishing CHEAP HOMES are res,
auestea to examine ElIsbethport, ~ j. LOTS for SALA
prices be paid for monthly payments Of ee
each n desired Apply TO 4. r. kELLO0G owner No. ~
PeaIist, N. Y, or TO COOLEY HEIDHTTEh, Agents
Eli,Abethport, ". J,
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TrKNs-S2 pcr ,rnum. Tbroe COpie, for sJ. Ten 70.
SIS.
SINGLE COPIES for sale st the Publication Once THIS
MORNING, In wrappers. ready for mailing Prie. Five
Cents.
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HOUSE and FURNITURE for SALE on
IL Murray Hill-House frst esss, high ssoop, s.a0Y
brow n-.tcne front Furniture nearly Price OF Iocs4
and Furniture el0o For further particulars inquire 4
No. 3lT Pearls-
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Real Gstate for Sale.
A FINE PLACE AT JAMAICA. L. l.,
fSee also Auction Sales. !

"A FOR SALE.
About 81 ACRES GROUND bounded by the Brooklyn "a
Jamaica Flank Road 'front.' Long Island harosd trcaI) md
the Rocssway Turnpike Within three minutes walk Of III
Railroad depot and village. House lighted with gss Yard Ban
the place The GARDEN Is beautifully laid OF u bed
bordcred with box; FRUIT, GRAPES, and BERRIES b
abundance. VIII be SOLD CHEAP. aud on easy tennis
Apply 10 address HENRY Y. REDflELD,
farrners and Citizens Bank, Williamsburg. L.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-06-22
Fight nj WI. Crawford.

WASHINGTON, June 8. 12M.-Mg.
Gen. Dir: A dispatch from Gen.
Grant, dated yesterday 5 p. m, re-
ports that all has been quite to-day.
No casualties are reported.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman
dated at Ackinworth, yesterday 6 p.
M, says: [ have been ia Allatoona
Pass and fndit very admirable for
our purpose. 1t is the gate through
the last or most eastern spur of the
Alleghenies. 1t now becomes as
useful to us as it was to the enemy,
being easily defended from either di-
rection. The roads hence from Ack-
inworth into Georgia are large and
good, and the country more open.
Details of the position of our troops
and contemplated movements are Civ
en-, but are not needed for public in
formation
The dispatch further states that
the enemy is not in our front, but
his signals are seen at Lost Mountain
and Kensaw.
Dispatches from Gen. Candy, da,
ted june 3D., have been received
which reported satisfactory progress
in the organization of his command
E. NJ. STANTON,
Spcrntary of War.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-06-22
ArfIaur's Home Magazine
For IS61. Edited by
7. S. ARTHUR AND VIRGINIA r. TOWNSEND

The HOME MAGAZINE for 1864 will he conducted ip
the spirit that has distinguished 1t from the coma
mencement and connue to unite in periodical tho
attractions and excellences Of both the Ladies' Fash
ion Magazines they called and the grayer literary
monthles. Our arrangements for 1864 include
THREE ORIGINAL SERIAL STORIES, written eS
pressy for the Home Magazine one Of these will he b
Miss Virginia r. Townsend, and Commence in the Jsnn1
ary number. Another will be by T. s. ARTHUR. And
the third from the pen Of MRS NJ. A. DENIS0Na wfil
ter who has long been fayorite with the public.
Besides these, OUR LARGE CORPS or FABEETEII
WRITER'S will continue to enrich the Home MagazinS
with shorter stories poems essays and sketches Of m
and character, written with tho aim Of blending literar
excellence with the higher teachings Of morality and
ligion.
ELEGANT ENGRAyINGsap appear in every number, II
Guiding choice pictures oups and characters prevailing
fashions and large variety Of patterns for garments
embroidery, etc. etc.
PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CLUBs--our Premi-
Plates for 1864 large and beautiful Photographs OF
"EYANGEL1NE' and 1.-THE NIT ERLESS BAiHN."
TEiMs-s2 year in advance Two copies for So Three
for 81 Four for So Eight and extra copy TO getter
up Of club, $40. Twelve and extra, Sl5 Seventeen
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scrbers and to getterup Of ~ - 50 or SO club
Both premiums to gettcr-up Of S15 and SO clubs
IA In ordering premiums send three rcd stamps,
prepay postage on same. =
Address, X :. AtIHuH y Gu. 4
323 Walnut ST. Philadelphia.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-06-22

Bsy~ The Christian Commission has sent
through Washington and Baltimore over
hundred delegates since the change of
base, 10 work among the wounded coming
in at the White House; also large guam
titles of stores. -Four teams have been
purchased, in addition to those heretofore
employed between White House and the
front As many as 500 boxes of stores
have been sent in single day. A steam
ing barge and schooner are chartered
by the Commission to transport stores from
Washington to the base.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-06-22
New HOPE. Georgia, June, 4th..

New HOPE, Georgia, June, 4th.-
The enemy are still throwing forward
troops on our right. There has been
considerable artillery skirmishing
since one o'clock to-day. Gen. Echols
is wounded. Prisoners are coming
in, and among them is Lieut.. Baglcy,
of the 9th Illinois regiment. The
enemy are fortifying Kingston, four
miles below. A portion of the Seven
teeth Army Corps is now on their
way from the Trans-Mississppi De
partment to reinforce Sherman.
They have reached Van Buren, Ala
bama.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-06-22
Secretary of War.


TRAINING THE ToMATO.-,Some
gardeners think that the best way is
to let them alone, allowing them to
spread over the ground. They main
tain that the heat of the soil hastens
the maturity Of the fruit. In field
culture this must be done, but where
there arc plants it is well to train
them on small twigs Or pieces of
brush stuck in the ground around
each plant. This exposes the foil.
age and fruit to the light and air
better than when sprawling in a
dense mass on the ground. And the
fruit is kept clean. Some make a
cheap frame, say abont two feet high
and about six feet apart, ON each side
of the row, and then lay polcs( old
bean poles will answcr) from crotch
to crotch. While the plants arc small,
prop them up with small twigs, and
when they reach the poles draw the
vines over them. This plan exposes
the vines to the sun and makes con-
venicnt picking, and keeps the fruit
clean. Persons who have time and
patience, may make frames like ordi-
nary grape trelliscs, and tie their
vines. to the bars. This makes a
handsome show from August to Octo-
Der. The plant if pinched in when
young and made to grow compact
will be more self-sustaining, and fruit
earlier and better than if allowed to
grow at will in the usual way.-Am,
A AU'icU2tnrdhst.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-06-22

ders it necessary that a class of men
shall be set apart to sow the seed of
the Kingdom. Hence the apostle,
speaking of those who are ignorant
of the gospel, says: "How shall they
call on him in whom they have not
believed how shall they believe in
him of whom they have not heard,
and how shall they hear without a
preacher 2"
In view of this divine plan with
reference to the sowing of the seed
of the Kindom, the apostle gives this
charge to Timothy: "And the things
which thou hast heaad of me among
many witnesses, the same commit
them to faithful men, who shall be
able to teach others also" The
things which the apostle taught and
which he here charges Timothy to
commit to faithful men to teach,
were, as he says, "the things that
are freely given us of God, which
things he spake, not in the words
which mans wisdom teacheth, but
which the Holy Ghost teacheth. "
The illutration of mans casting seed
into the ground may therefore be ap-
piled to those who, under Christ, are
teachers in the church.
But my limits in the Farmer adj
monish me to postpone the remaining
part of this subject until next month.
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WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
OR FAMILY AMUSEMENT AND.INsTNUVIIUN
EliIcI hN MOEGs a. DOW.

This paper Is the largest Weekly published In the
country such will be approved IN the
most fsidous circes-nothing immoral being admitted
into its pages IL will afford much reading matter as
almost any one can find time consisting of Tales
History biography together with Music and Foetry--
The paper contains ultra sentiments ami nedica nei-
ther with politics nor religion but II is characterized by
high moral tone 1t crculaos all over the country, from
Maine to California.
TRRMs-The WayorIy Magazine is published weekly by
Moses A Dow No. 5, Lndal Street Boston, Mass. Two
editions are printed on thick paper for Periodical
Dealers cents copy and an edition for at subseri-
bers ION little thinner paper so as to come within the low
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All additions to the clubs at the rates All mon
les dw be credited according to the above terms
Paper stopped when the last number paid for sent No
subscriptions taken for less than four months. All clubs
must be sent by mail. must be given for each
paper in the club.
new volume commences every July and January
But il person commences at any number in the volume,
and pays for six months he will have complete book
with tite-page.
when a subscriber orders renewal of his subscription
he should tell what the last number he received
then we shall know what numberto renew it without hun
ting over our books. Otherwise shall begin when the
money is received Persons writing for the paper must
write their name post Office county and state very dis
nctly Those who wish their changed should tell
where has previously been sent Postage on this pa
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-06-22

A CITIZEN of Hartford tells that the
first time he attended church, little four
year old, he was seated in a pew. Upon
his coming homo he was asked what he
did in church, when he replied, -
/ went into a little cupboard aud took
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