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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

~ We regret TO stn.e That the Sol
defs Home at this place hx been BROKEN
ny. ibis 10 much TO be regretted. II
WAS only required few weeks longer u
I'll sbscn, soldiers passed through Mar,
shsll on their way TO their respective
homes. A /, il soldiers are continually
passing through our town, with no pro
vision EXISTING for their comfort aud sus
,ensnce. Osnuo, this be remeded'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26
ADVERTISEMENTS.
I Peslm asters in the TsASs.
Mis-. D~pa rtmeus.

IN view OF tie approaching ehsnss 10
l our public condition, Md in sr,,sr ,hsl
the transition may ~ attended with he
least possible embarrassment and i.es,
venien,e to the country, in reference 10
ils postal Affairs. have 10 rcQucs, ,tU
sprci'l care be taken Of the public prsS
erty 10 your charge pertaining to It.
Post Once Department, iha, i, may iA~
safely INTO the bard, of the aa,hori,.r
who Hcc 10 succeed ~.
II 10 imp r,snt to oar own psopi, las,
thus prec.utiuu should he tAkss, and tha,
ever, proper facility b, given ior 40 ssi'
restoration Of ms. sur, ,c. under the a.s
government
/, is hoped that mnch " tho pr.~,s
md transportation IA coutiuuo Until III.
rev o,der Of 'h.nss shall b. established
JAS. II STAIR,
Agent I. o y. T. n
L ) --rapsrs throughout tho pepsri.
mrnt, .tr fc9urs,ed " copy. Il ,hsy vii
d. - z ST. IoIsly.
a. 20. o.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

~ The Chicago Tribune gives the
particular, Of familiar interview between
the uew British Minister sir Frederick
Bruce and President Johnson. in which
the following languss. occurs;
The rr,siden, anil Minister bccsra.
friends At once, and sal down tor = chat
Sir Frederick asked abou! sherman
Prrsidcnt johnson explained the position.
" bat chance Is there for Mr. Davis.
then' asked sr Frederick Oh. 4
small particle still doubtless his 'scspe
acres the country aid the President
Wen, replied the 81 mister. in an inqhr.
ing tone. should think thst Mr. DAVE
and lew members OF his Cabinet would
probably ipd 1t well to start pretty soon'
II they know what is for their owu inter
est responded the President. rS,her grim
ly, they had better lose no time about It.
The time has come, he added When trai.
tors must be taught they are criminals
The country has clearly made up It's mind
on that pouit snd 3, can ind no more
esrncst agent OF it. will th,n myrelf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26
- The Virginia eou,sponden, Of

~ The Virginia correspondent Of
the New York Tines ~ri,ing under date
oil the lt,h u April, gives the following
10 az interview between one Of our lead
ing Generals end Gen Ice. the -ubstsucs
of shidh Conversation wAs very kindly re
peated TO me BY on OF TIE parties the
suhj,c, Of the hate surrender ~.s i,llT sud
IN. Diseased t.ea lee expressed hIm
.elt ic-insls rcssrdiug the paiuin. ne
crs,i, vi ols sa,fcBletus I'D asroNl
edged that Il any rca-orsb, amount OF
cancellation Va exercised 'o-.fis the
Sosth. at -e might consider The WAY
virtually q, an end n however any
.trrrnes. or cruelty II believe That vas
the oppression -. exhibited, uo ont
coulJ tell Ahen th. war = I'D cease lie
emed resigned to The islr hs army bad
encountered but be evidently Yemed lie
terpurd to DISCARD al thoughts u Tao
future.
heard ~ Interesting account Of shat
Gen Lee sad 10 .omc soldiers near
Grn Lons'lrr,t'4 htalqu.rtcr, After
h- returned From the conference and the
arrangement Tor TIE surrender. he SPOKE
briefly snd told ihrm be hal made -
COOL & ,h. A. he eouli, sad now he bad
mad, .. honorable cspiiulation US pos
.iblr un1er TIE circumstances th.u.
Bursting into tesr-. he .losl, rode of 10
his tent II s.., Indeed hard fate TO so
brave man
Macy Of the Generals gave evidence o.
great rhsgrin and souio ol them Reluctantly
entered into co,ess.lion ~ the subject d
the -utrcndeE They lid not allow u any
discus ion 10 sry goat extent, and no
d nit ieit ye'y sore over the result Of
the campaign.
haisn ..,imate. made by ono of Gen
IIill's Tor loaS.'reet'. staff and - i 49,
- -. 4. -. Z. =. 49,. l ..r.-..-u.-l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

- NJ Boo ,nsid-fahl. snnuu. Of sl--uns
mist sccnr throushou, ihl- department uHI-"
prompt ir.sLrt, 10 'ak,n 90 A,,-t IT, Con
frderst- TT oley having become suddenly -or,t.
less many soldiers families and other ~or1Ay
people have no means = proc sfns the uese,
sari,, ~ lie. The higAvsy, viii 10 trfong
81 70, .etcra ~cet. with returning -o,li.r.
1hcy must be fed sud h3ua ed. l,va be 10
possible 'or those h,ng inimsdiaie,y nr th,
pnbhc roads t0 boa this burden GasIded.
Wh.s theu j, to be done We. would AiYisr
neishhoshool meeting. throughout the state
Al then ,an participate In the god ~oik.
Soldiers families must no, slitr /, -ou.l bs
d.ssra,efuI indeed 'or any suffering 70 occur
in the country, where h can te avoided Com
aud nes' can DO contributed anil hlglsd -
point. agreed upon on the leading roads to feed
ih. soldier. A little from every one s'l snf
dee And recolisc, this tax will ont. lat a
'e- weeks, Permit u, 10 urs. tbis matter
upou citizens ~hersvor our paper m.y reach.
We sincerity tu,, It Will receive ueried 1t
teation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

LIItRS Of administration ve,
l. granted % The uul,r.sn-d CA -,
,s'a, 81 Jols han - Bro.u, d-e..~t
sl the N.ch t'im 4 Il lt.t, Of ~
Duuut tua5l ~ HARRISON county pr
tsI.u, it 70 .l,s II deceased p-tsuus. ~
Ah p'r.su,. tLsfsipf,. holding elsln'
.saI. ',s a.i csletr. vi present iAsn within
tho t.nc prescribed 10y Is~. AID hose 10.
d.9,,! ~..l H.Ss .u.a' Diet, payment
SONIA ulLl.slN. AdmiTt
Ma, - 1905 l.1 st
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

- ". publish in ano,a.r column. the FED
srsl act Of conn.eaton Whether II viii be
carried out remain. TO b. .en. II il 10 be
hoped Tor the peace and good feeling Of the
country, that 1t viii be abandoned Tn. North
will he acting very an~scly in attempting to
degrade and indict nil further ruiz upon cur
u.gnis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

~ Gen- Bactner and Price. le', Tor The
tsntlon as n supposed u negotiating terms
for The surrender u tins department. Thes
have no. yet ntarp<d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

~ Dr.. l.. r DrvA has requested 10
.,.tq ,b.i Ne has aomalsuasd lao pr.otic. Of
hi. pro ession N this p,A lie vii be found
foe the present at tho tss!aeuc. Of MAJOR &
A Hsnnh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26
Cirrus RrpnblItall.
X. ". IOtGsitVi. Editor.
MARS HALL:
FRIDAY, ..... NAY &c. 1888
FOR GOVERNOR

We are sn,borl,rd 20 announce CD N
WAND CLARK csndissie far Governor Il
the election IA Angus, next We are also r.
qgested - stat, That m 90" 4. 90 viii b. al
thor i4eI 70 sitbdfsa him from ~. eaassss.
We are .a,hluned 70 shaoance HENRY +.
HeCriLoCH va Clna 3ate for Governor At
We ensuing Angus, election.
We are authorized n aunesne. Gen. u u.
RcrDR ~ a Candidate tos Governor. at the
ensuing August eleruun.
-. Ne are sathnrirc1 10 snnoaare Dr. r.
p ALLEN for Governor a, tie ensuing An
gust election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

tR~ The fllH sisg yc-slus ere a. seems
csnuida,es Or GN,u't. IN ,tl. State
Gen u J., te,9. ca Io-.f' n.'r' ral
n,eo. " Garter. Co.. Eiyard srs. 'ul
A.h,eil Smith &c. r. T. AaDn. JUG"
ia, II Bob anI Geo. W Nhuuors
Wmuaorc .ai bell stand 90 .5e ANN
platform Neither sr- snuoua,.i h1, Nc
prc.gm. eo.h -, in The Geld Whit,
norc, ~ are in'orm,d, is cpssgcl m az
v.-iug. aud Ball II q i-.r f-om tas
following. from the Galycton New i.
also ~ work;
We haze jast been lufo'm-d that
.iadse Jamss II Bell has caused b To be-
undetsoni in Bgazlr,a wa ,o0. sad
Matagords codnjle, 'us' be- b., ceruiuiy
to be- a csndidstc ior Governor Of ;tIt
: ~, We 7r, .uted hat there d, now
no doubt on this -lhlect sui Ne Fave
becn authorized tn give highly r,.pecisnle
nsmrs as authority tor this statement ~cre
Il necessary. In 6 late conversation, hr
stated tllst sctssi.n vaa wrong aul the
South would sool. he forced back into the
Uoiou, he said he dl not ;hink the
Fci,r.h would take any property in To-.
South but thu, thoy might take our
negroes
With the certain sno ~lrdgs that
Jldge Bell vii be q csudidatt. viii
all the other candidate coutiuu.
in the Geld We notice That orr prc-u,
Governor, r. Murrah is sunoun ced Tor
reelection lie makes the seventh or
eighth candidate between whom the A..
cession vote il - i've divided II they all
run they srr all jnst as certain to be le-
tested. and Judge Bel will b. indebted
20 iheu Tor tina election"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

AksIvM or THE ArsTmsSS- Eleven
hundred AsstriaDs troops in Ms1iinilian's
service, arrived at Boca del Rio this week
seven or eight hundred arrived in Ms,s.
moros Oh +. -.d-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26
THE CLOSE ov THy VAR

.
.tAo., bsyiu, bssn, properly spess'ns, over
xs,imsd o., .atjHss,ed has aosnS9nsd The
.,,t.t Tires bundled thousand soldier.
-. o. the Mississippi ard Al iee' aiy 'hon
..sl aaAsr arms. 10 ias Department, have
correlated aif ~ preconr.f'ion, 10 shara'n
the contest. 20 ~, gp sae ld,s Of An inde
,.pa~ni r,,,.asee, .aa - i.ss their ehaa-
e.. of sae ~, ana u'tinAie prosperity one'
more under a aaiiel sovsfrutsi, 10 ne O.
Al. .,..ipvi drpsr;ueat. haih army and p''pi'
,esr,ed 81 At oprt to hsre come % me eon'ln-
sion that th.y -ond Ifasss no longer
/ IL a, other way esa =, sssnant Tot the 900
10, and c,hsrwiss remarkable surrsrier, 'ha'
nave ,een made o., u upvsfts u four
huadr.a thousand sshiias men on tbs master
I ro,i.. lee. ,b.n .yiy thoaond l.s ec"n th't
arru. III. Inference hS h' oths" Dc
serted .ad ven, home and that IN koiss 90
,h,y ~tre sustained b. pablic ~ moo IN hat
,.r,toe. TIA. movement la.t this department.
Ia. been even moro remarkable. Ihf'e sseh'
ay9 there wssA large army well ofsahiatdf
I thoroughly drilled ard i'aiplinse. abundant
I ~ p-5viaioned ana ri'h an mme1.s accama
-. = ..,4...,.s .,e.,. rsey,.t 6lsA,,ers
-. ..., s,..sl Nth en-.
+ ,hu.ssm. p,asng con,a4snfe % the con
t.a for ninety niu, yssfs To DAY, " -
,....l -s.,i,, ~. /. .,,her stores or
- t.nt. ....t.5,, .,.,iv all have gane.
- -. ..,,., i.,st.s buni, 81 nile
,,.'..r,..-s ,.,,,.,.ssi ,b., further pfo,ra-
3D.. = IN, .,,,ey,e a.. 4.s.rss- shat they
- .,,o ,.,l.nss e .ent to wait Tor
,....t .....,n,., h,., hat ,iey would simply
- 90 tou.
- =. ,,.,,lsl IN history. ca.
n,t,,., Ran,, ,-eeat d, III. iisper
',e,. =, ~. i....,.,., ,..,,.., hos, in a nj sst
wei n hsl, million Of ID. best soldier. the
~,,,, .,.,s,r i,p,usp., rg4onres.. and ,.f.
.i,,,v t,,ss. All gorop. the south hss
/ ..ta.s 49,, -. h.,..if .,nplc,siy .t the
I So, n no, .,,,,s,or.
u NAY h. thu, ia. e1nts.. .oomtd lnterntn
Ali, ana horelss, The fpa,r.l. held coin.
,l... ran,,l.,,t oil ~, border States and
( IA ,,..cs,,s,. 70, .,,f "a. hall The cotton
49,, r.,,. the asy state IN .hlch
a.. v.,t... h.5 .,, ..1air,d (. fsat1o'd.
rh.v s,,t,,ll.I III, a,,uta IF tho Msa.ippi.
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go. A.. ,..,i,,e. n fl.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

- II j. reported tina, Gsnls p X. smith
Ard Sackner have .sn, their fsmilie. 10 their
f,rrer homes Is Ksr'u by .ni virsna
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

A corporation has ben iorned 10 Mss
sachucttls icr raislns cotton IN South
Carolina l.e company has = capital d
81 10000
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26
1 Dollar FOR FAM cents.

90 ;-r,Jt, itdSb,-J to ~. ran ..
! 1se r~u~,pn y jsa,.ug dhy er.'
500 de ,isr, i ~. H,tnt . msir hy tas
.sy oeEl
prbt, contracted when Con '-d.sss
puu,y "a, es-len!. ,au b. Ni,led b.
pas .ayut 4 one halt thar cy1ivAsFi
at Gs.e 81 contract.
u BLOOD
Nay &c. lr6A. rJI-li
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26
~ The Shrevspor, News Of Tuesday

says
On last Thursday evening tho WHARF.
house Of Me-srs Howell 4 Buckner was
destroyed by FIRE the principal tens Loaf
was 500 balts Of cotton 200 hbds. II su-
gar. aud 100 hbl. nolasses Tbs fre, II
!, spppoeod vss the work Of 40 ;ncsrdia1y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
1 No ro~ 3l1, A cooking sio"
"a auu iiilurss. 80. 4 Saddle sSi
Birdie. IS
T. BLOOD.
Ma, &c. ssA. Will
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26
STATE SENATE

Ne Are authorized 70 announce II Il
HAYNES, A. a Candidate for the stsio Senate
al The s1.nius August election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

We are tgth0riked 10 announce Col JOHN
rirR Ps candidate for the STATE senate fot
uis ssDat,es Upshuf aua Harrison
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

81 wihia the past seek quite . uumt~r
81 soldiers paced through ,hi. place who had
been Surrendered with Johnston and Lees ar
niles hey give much NOR. f.vsrshle ae.
count 81 N. state Of s1.ir. E,,, Of thv Ml.i..
sppi river than We expected to hear. They
state ihst the Yankee. ~. treating our p-opl.
kindly, and hat they are giving our soldiers
every hcil'ty, IN the way n transportation
aud Otherwise 10 reach their homes. The
soldiers 80 .an, had taken pes,se on Yankee
STEAMBOATS, a. yletsbarg. and had GENE near.
" 81 the way Eeusd 10 shNsepo's aud ves.
cot isqaired 10 pay cent We noticed ,hA.
tho Yankee prisoa.fs contnsd II Tyler. who
paced 'lrsash Marshall week ago, "a their
usy home. behaved themselves 10 An orderly
rsspsotfu manner. and thu, lhs,r coquten.
shecs exhibited no Asssolsnce or IN feeling
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-26

A Washington Dispatch ssys, The io,s
RES lately received by secretary Ssvax
will probably nece~itste bis retirsma,
from public life
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-23

=-If we expect charity from the world
we must be charitat lie ourselves.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-23

"BEN NOT FAIrHLEss, BUT BELIEVING
Tho Lord has died: despond not. The
Lord has risen doubt not. The Lord
reigneth, hesitate not. The Lord return
eth {: de ay not. Re ieve, and that with
all simplicity and with all joy. Believe
and ring before Him the wants of thine
own heart and daily life, the daily re-
quirement of thy soul: trust and look
upward. Believe, and bring before Him
the wants of thy friends, both for body
and soul trust and look upward. Believe
and bring before Him the wants of the
Church trust and look upward. Believe
and bring before Him. the wants of the
world and still trustingly look upward.
"' The night cometh and also the morn
ing" Soon the Lord shall return, and
thou shalt welcome Him, thou and all
the saints; nay, earth ITSELF and all
that dwell therein Then occupy till
he comes and if, before that day dawn,
thou art called to rest, lie down to sleep
in hope of the blessed resurrection, and
the coming of the Lord with ten thous-
and OF His saints. Even so, Lord Jesus
come quickly l-Dr. Edersheim.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-23

Remember that God is no curious or
critical observer of the plain expressions
that fall from His poor children when
they are in their closet duties It's not a
flow of words, OR studied notions, seraph-
ic expressions, or elegant phrases in pray
er, which take the ear or delight the
heart of God, or open the gate of glory,
or bring down the best of blessings upon
the soul; but uprightness, holiness, heav-
enliness, spirituality, and brokenness of
heart-these are the things that make a
conquest upon God, and turn most to the
souls account.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-23
&c GERMANToWN TELEGRAPH. |
A Family and agricultural Journal
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Tales and Moral and Entertaining Reading generally
Literary Department shall present the choest
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and highest and be equal anything to be found
in any journal or magazine
AGRICULTURE and H0RTICULTURE, embracing
Farming Gardening, Fruit Raising &c. Our labors in
this department for thirty yeaas have met the
dial appreciation Of the public Our purpose has been to
furnish useful and reliable information upon these very
important branches Of industry, and to protect them
far as within our power against the false doctrines and
selfish purposes OF the many empires and sensatonad
yenturers by which the Farmer necessarily assaifed
This portion Of the Germantorn Telegraph is alone worth
the whole price of subscription.
NEWS wsDEPARTMENT.zThe same industry, and
Discrimination in gathering and preparing the Stirring
Events Of the Day. expressly for this paper which hiti
erto has been of its marked features and given SO i
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Z Address, PHILIP r. FRBAS,
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-23

McCANDlESS & GRAHAM,
Attorneys at Law.

Once the Southwest the Diamond Butler Pa
Also, CLAIM AGENTS for occurring Pensions Arrears
,Q Pay and Bounty Money, for Soldiers, If they
dead for their legal Representatives In prosecuting Sol
ders Claims or those oftheir Representatives charge
until collected
Dec.36 9. 1s::tf
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-23
Aelisio,ls department.
ANSWER TO PR AVER.

We sometimes fail to recognize answers
to prayer, do not receive the blessing in
the precise form we have marked out.
A child asks, bis father if he may have
in his own bed flower which ne has
admired in The garden Of his neighbor.
The father complies with the request.
He procures The seed, and with his own
hand sows it in one corner of his sons
bed. Months after the little boy is de-
lighted to find there the flower he had so
much desired
Does not our heavenly Father often
deaf ih this manner with his children p
They ask him for some spiritual blessing,
some plant of Righteousness, and he sows
in their hearts the seed of that blessing.
Would the child conclude that the father
had denied his request, because he did
not Immediately find in his bed the full
blown flower? Certainly not. Yet do
we not often reason thus Because we
do not at once find ourselves in possession
of the matured blessing, we are ready to
cry out that God has shut out our prayer,
and his mercy from US
We pray for humility, and God sows
the seed in our hearts. He not only
plants them there, but he takes care that
they shall grow and prosper. Perhaps he
sends a scorching sun to wither and dry
up the weeds of pride and vain selfes-
teen which are gnawing all around the
precious seed. We. do not understand
his dealings, and cry out Has God for
gotten to be gracious Has He in anger
shut up his tender mercies /?
Again, we pray for spiritual mind,
and while God in his infinite mercy grants
the prayer, and sows the good seed in our
hearts, he also uses the spade of his af-
flicting dispensations to remove the weeds
of worth(essness, covetousness and ambi-
ton which would hinder its growth. AS
these weeds cannot be uprooted without
pain, the bleeding heart will cry out in
anguish. 1t cannot recognize in this
painful process an answer to its prayers.
Even when the little plant begins to rear
its tiny leaves above the broken soil, it
may be mistaken for useless weed while
the soul doubts if anything good can
grow out of such anguish, turmoil and
confusion but afterward the broken soil
will yield the peaceable fruit of righte-
business.
Often does God in answer to prayer
drop into our hearts precious seeds. We
may overlook them but he will not. They
are the sure pledge of the perfect fruit.
He will water them with the dew and
rain Of his grace He will dig about
them, and remove theweeds that obstruet
their growth.
Dear Christian reader, do not overlook
or neglect these precious seeds. BE a CO.
worker with God in the work of nourish-
ing and cheering them. Look for such
answers to prayer 70 God often deals
with Us thus, not only in the kingdom of
nature, bot also in the kingdom of grace.
s. s. Times.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-23

God keeps him who takes what care
he can OF himself. s- = 5.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-23
WAVBRLY MAGAZINE. d I
FOR FAMILY AMUSEMENT AND IYsTRroTroS
Edited by Moses a. DOW.

THIS paper is the largest Weekly ever published IN he
country its contents are such as will be approved in the
most astdious cfcies-not1itg immoral being ndnte1
into its pages. 1t will alrd as much reading trnt.r ne
alost any one can find time perIse consisting OF This
tisiory biography, togrther with Music and Poetry-
Ihe paper contains no ultra sentiments and NEEDLES nei-
ther with politics nor religion hut 1t is charactcrizo Ly
high moral tone 1t crcuatcs all country frSnI
Maine To California. - Y"
TERMs-The Waverly Magazine is published weekly Nv
Moses A. Dow, No 8, Indail Street boston Mass two
editions are printed on thick paper for Pericdicai
Dealers at cents copy and edition for mail sucri
bers on little thinner paper % come within the low
postage aw) ''. ~
one copy for u months, safO
one copy Tor months, 2t
One copy for IaM
One copy for months 10
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Fonr copies for month";, ,............. 90
All additions to the clubs at the same rates All mon
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Paper stopped when the last number paid for is sent No
subscriptions taken for less than four months An elu
must be sent by mail name must be given for each
paper In the club. 'I., 3 -
Anew volume commences every July and Tanu.rv
But person commences at any number In the vobime
and pays for six months, he will have complete book
When subscriber orders renewal Of his subscripton
he should tell US what the asf humber he received
then shall know what number 10 renew II vto,,t ~
ting books. Otherwise we shall begin when the
money is received. Persons writing fr the paper must
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tnctly Those who wish their paper changed should tell
where it has previously been sent Postage on this pn
per Is twenty cents year payable in advance the office
Clubs must always be one time to get the benedt
Of the low price Weeanno send them at the clnh nrire
unless received all together IL is too much trouble 10
look over our books or keep account with zach get
ting them mp. o.
Monthly Parts-I year, IN all cases rsr
Any sendiig Five Dollars have the weekly
sWnvery Magazine, and either of the following works,
f,r one year by mall: "Petefsons Ladies' Atac9zLe"
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aette of Fashion," "Atlantic Matlyn r.ffF
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Address. MOSES A. DOW, Boston, Mass -.