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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-05-25

nisbed to New Orleans from the
Northern market, it was found that
New Orleans was the most favorable
market, and General Mower was IN.
structed to bay in open market
enough food to satisfy immediate
wants.
No estimate bad originally been
made for Arkansas, but the over
flowing OF the rivers caused 50 mach
distress that Colonel c. II. Smith,
assistant commander for the State,
|tclegrapned to General Howard for
assistance. He was directed tolssue
rations to all who were in need.
! In obtaining the provisions for
|Soutlern Relief it was III many i'll.
stances found cheaper and more CON
yenient to purchase in the Southern
$, for tie following reasons:
% urgent that it was
z, s,.;:,r - y. .%I41lIIGnEs, DIVISIONS
N, .cqulrcd wer7 ! n; r tnan at
n. North. The disfaf... over which
y. was to be transported WIS short
-,T and most Of the railroads carried
he provisions free Of fcharge. The fo
nj thus furnished by the government
od Of the best quality. and tie aIlC
IN taace is ore busbel Cs corn and eis
pounds Of meat per month .oT q
mr. taduIt. and ole half Of the quaint
a4 .af each fer every Ci.iid letGeea {
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-05-25

'olets, as registered, VIII oa
kept IN P'i'".y, - ,,oks rs provided Tor t"a'
purpose. oPpos,,'e -, n1n'e VIII be
80 -, rc.os h-s --[,fsrEr ~ ~ .'.'' a.
iha' When ne w. -. ......
cAecN'' o" ~ H.. ..........-
tnan one No't "e''s
u.cate; ,..r s.,,-rfms f.rl.,.,t o., f,s
Inc boo't W. w., ,SC.l,,.-,.,.l,,.. G.n.,..r ,r.
apPFoN.4 O' W s.. ~. !, -, q ,t,.
order oI pTtctue''' l,,..s ,,,,r
various r'J',I1' us..cl ha.5...-'s a,4
without Ue'1.' ,t-,n,',,.,,t +, .a ,,,--.
otherwise sften" ~ ~. 49, a.. q, F5ss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-05-25
rl;r,lI-.cs Il aEEseKlpERs

EsELIiU .-5 - < : < = n b4iEH'2.
The prupriytors OF some papers arc
SO prosperous they now hire subScri-
bers to take their papers. 4 New
Hampshire editor and proprietor
takes the lead in liberal induce
meuts, as lollowSi
Subscribers tCc Cae COPY OF the
Cancer will he 1raseutcd with one
box of petroleum hl8cking. This is
very superior article: it viii blacl
boots, stoves, CT may he used for hal
dye. Ger testimonials from leading
c3grgEme1, statesmen and ooothlacks
see advertising columns OF tho Can
carl
Subscribers for two copies viii rel
ccive a box ct sardincS.
Subscribers Tor five copies viii h'
presented with a pair o, ivoncla,
spcctacies, with glass eyes, warrant
cd to suit cne age as wen rs another
Subscribers for ten copies will b
entitled to 7 patent adjustable boot
Jack, which can be used as cork
screw, coffee mill, or inkS.and.
Subscribers for twenty five copie
will receive a marble bureau, with
mahogany top - it.
Subscribers for fifty copies viii rel
eeivC 4 seven actavo sewing machine
with the AgraGe attachment.
Subscribers for seventy five copie
will receive base wood SCI of IgrniI
ture.
Subscribers for hundred e0pic
viii receive burial spot, with al
order for a tombstone delivered whc.
required.
Subscribers for iYc hundred eopic
will receive a nomination for Cor
gTeSs.
Subscribers for thousand eoaic
VIII be presented with farm in Ne.
Jersey fenced IN ald alcrtrarrd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-05-25
g%riBa1n FOR PoIs0Y.-A p,a

.aETIDoIE FOR POI>QN.--A plain
.,rs.s...r eay,s E. is nov noIe firau
twenty Years since 7 learned that
sweet oil would cure the bite ola rat
tlrsaaE2; not knowing it would eDre
uJacr kinds ct poison both on man
and beast. ] tHukuo iaiucr should
be wit,oor q hett!o iu his house. The
patient must take 4 spoonful Of il
internally, and battle The wound Gcr
q cure. To cure q horse It requires
IS much as 2 man. Here let mC
tell of ore Of tile nest extreme
eases of snake aitcs in his nci.hbor
hood. E'eson years ago this sum
mer, where the case had bcea thirty
days standing, and thr patient had
been given up by his physicians,
heais; Of it, carried the oil and gave
him one spoonful. which Effected a
cure. 1t is an ar;idote fer arsenic
and StN chime. Il will cure bioat
in cattle by eating too freely q fresh
eloye.; it viii cure the sting OF bees.
spiders or other insects, and will cure
persons who have been poisoned by
a low running vine growing ia the
meadows, called ivy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-05-25

One of the Sprcad-eaglc Radicals,
at the meeting on Monday night,
wanted the wings OF 4 bird that he
might fly to every village and ham
let of the State, and carry the glad
uidingS OF reconstruction. A boy
near the door sung out: "Dry up,
YOU - old fool, you'd get shot for
y goose before YOU few a mile
Montgomery EaH.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-05-25
UNpHRwoCD,s HoNcRs.
From tie Richmond Times J

UNDERWCCD'5 HoNCRs.
ON tie Richmond Times
# ever human being could justly
" claim to al Immortality Of intamy,
ON present indications, Underwood
iay esteem himself that fortunate
ldividuaI. Unlike that struggle to
Zach the exalted summit where
Famc's proud temple shines affair.""
hich, with most Of the distinguished
haracters Of history, has been pro
ractcd through years Of toll and
nziety. lie has leaped at a single
ound, into a notoriGty which viii
Xtend wherever civilization teaches
umanitv to abhor the indulgence Of
rutal passions: to deplore the pre-
ence Of ilnbecIlity and depravity i'll
Iacrs Of distinction 10 condemn ma
gnitv and despjse calumny. His
on0rs crow upon him with such IA
,idity Of acquisition as, doubtless,
~ Ss efTer-41'lc9,''eo '''''''''a>'" ~ -
most saDgamc dreams. BY ,he una.
imous decision Of the press every
where. Underwood is promptly as
signed a position near the envied
niche 50 long occupied I1S the imnor
tai JcftreEs.
The grand charge : 10 his emi-
ueutaud enlightened .juGy.and against
the deftnct CoafederacF. the corpse
Of slavery. the people Of Richmond
and the glorious past Of this thrice
, renowned Old Commonwealth, is
---- .7.... .-,-.-,.{. i,,.. r,,,.4aoro o+ 4I,o
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-05-25
DESTITUTE PEOPLE OF TEE GoUTH


r-,IAr rAs BEEN DONE ToE THEM.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-05-25

4
General O. O. Howard IN Y :. b1, -
liet to the destitute people ~ Ia
South, from the f4le, &c. CAV. t-5s@ ~
Ipr"priate1.'=-ar y .f,e-.-
.ress' ire ohI "4sAei'@1lS zen
Ho"ala 70 tVlil@il i9J'l was "oS ap. /
proved Ni!tiI the own . --'1ie,,' =
sech was me e|sei!l u slilAe'.-.-
/ represented d Jae 24efF@ ~ '"g
bureau stationed III the '..i5.s'.4 i
/ southern states liiat ne eStsliit.se'.
. tG a9@ln tn" &ooj "o." IL tilA earnest
/ day possible
Urgent arFfai' l@t "'5t. ...f ~
. he@n foco.Fgd IRON t.ts5at7s 5H..' "ii
The -St'l oI ai&.@i. Ill" 1gy''t..'.7z 7z'o..''
Jei%gIapaed 10 No.'At- j .'s0
/ 1t 1T. Louis. no, li>I ll'4s''.- 81" ~
. bHE t"t.Ne thousand o''9l,'..@ u t"i'i
az Afr thousand p0a'@5 o. i'ol =
aH to charter u steamer ",,1 SS.."
the cargo to the lower liatt ,'t - '>.,'s
&fpI. FsttWa'ts were 'h'i cue.
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
.1QS1 GREAT 1ORr
lOOl PnNEsYLvANIA ROUTE lOOI
TO rHB NoRrHwRsT. SOUTH. AND SOUTHWEST.
~ 81

On and sfssr NAY a4th. 1881, trains will run ~
follows: rH. e s|.fT ~ iiW .|E HE."I
wash,esson.. q m. Baltimore. IA 10 p. m.
:. -...S 20 m. :. .... 100 q
THE dRiAf boWUblx.rRlcK & 81; aoTis u y :.
with KLKGAHT sCRHKRY, Palace state room, day
and night Oars, with modern improvsmsnts, and
saving from four 70 twelve hours In time over any
other route; Two hundred miles saved TO Western
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST. '
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THB NORTH.
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change - -
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have the
sdyantages Of making all changes In UNION DE.
POTS, and no FBRRIKs. VII -. ! 4
Tickets BY this route be procured al the once
corner Of sixth street and Pennsylyania avsnus,
undsrNationh Hotel where reliable Information win
be given at all times,
Passenger procuring nsks,s at this once, can 50.
ours accommodations IN Sleeping Cars for Rinira or
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, -Eg
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, d. O.
deS-ly Baltimore, Nd.
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
PROPOSALS FOR SOAP.

OFFICE DEPOT CoHxIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
wAsHHaroS, D. c., July II, 1857. I
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate Of the form fur
nisbed By the undersigned, will be received until
THURSDAY, the lst Of August, 1867, at IL m, for
supplying the Subsistence Department with
TEa THOUSAND 10000 POUNDS OF GOOD HARD
SOAP,
to be made by boiling from only good materials,
free from cl,y. soluble glass, other deliberations
TO have no unpleasant odor to contain not than
twenty Ave per cent Of water, and to be we'll dried
before packing.
before the 1sth Of August third 60 on or before
the 8lst Of August, and the remainder or before
the 18Th Of September, 1857. ..-..
Samples must be furnished with the proposals 10
which = copy Of this Advertisement must be at
tached. Boxes to be we'll strapped with hickory
straps the name Of the contractor date Of transfer
as well As the contents with gross, tare, and net
weight IN ct be plainly marked on every package.
The soap will be carefully inspected before II is
eeived and compared with the retained samples.
verinoation Of weight Of package will be deter
mined As desired BY the undersgned, who will also
settle all questions with regard to quality and con
Payment to be made as soon as the article Is rs.
eeivsd as satisfactory Ave per cent. will
be reserved from each payment until the compstion
Of the contract.
No allowance for packages.
Itwil be received ct the Store houses
In the Monument Lot. and Sixth strest Wharf; or at
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot:
jy19.6t g. s U. g. A.
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ u.Irsp srArRs PArHsr oyYIos,

On the petition Of Philo syila Of Rig}n. fiiius,.
and Augustus Adams, Of Sandwich, nlinois praying
ior the extension OF patent granted to Them tbe
10Th day o. september 1883 and rsissued in dys,ons
Numbered 72i, 722, 72s, 72i 725 and 726 ana dstsS
The The lIth day q Nay, isos-ths reissue numbered
an improvement In Grain and Grass Harys.tsys ~
seven years from hssxpration Of said patent which
takes place on the 10th day Of September Ies1
Is ordered that the .ad petition be heard At the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of septem bap
next, at II o'clock m. and all persons are ID
70 apps,M, ana show cause, II any they have, why
Persons opposing the extension are reouirsd IN Al.
In the Patent omee their objections, specially sst
forth In writing, at least tosnv days before liz dSv
Of hsaringi All testimony hlsd BY either party to BE-
used at the said hearing, must 30 tAken and trans
which will be furnished on application. ''''
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon A test,
the day Of hearing the Arguments, n any, within
ten days after nling the testimony. "''A'A
Ordered, also, that this notice So publishsd In m.
RsPuBLIois and the IatslIfosnoer, Washineton. n
O, and In the Rigfn Gassffe, Rlgin, niinois onos
week for three successive weeks; the nrst of ss,d
publications to bs at least SIXTY days previous 10
the day Of hearing. r. q. THRAKER
yo-lAwsw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
wAsHusfos, Jan. 9, Is67-soon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTI nORR,
and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST, ars now run
- follows, Wis; ..r,g.sH ..-00
ID. FOR BALTIMoRx.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 700. 7.4s, and 70 10
p. m, and 400, 50, and s.b p. m. ....
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday, ss7.o 90 g. m. and 4 90
FOR WAY srArIoHs SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION. -
Leave at a 10 and a. m, and ~ 4 90 and ass p.
n. daily, except Sunday. .r.. :
= FOR ASHAPoLIs
Leave At 100 and and 4 so p. m. 10 train to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at 7. 45 Am. and $50 and 9. Is p. M
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave al 7.46 .. m. and 30 and Q. 46 p m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lssy. daily. except Sunday, MA a. m. and $50
On sunday, q, $50 and g. 4O p. m. only, soDnsstIns
At Relay Station with trainf from Baltimore 10 Wheel.
Through ueisss 10 the West can BE- had a, the
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours in the
day.
vsrtissmspt of "Throush Lilac. u
Msstsr Of Transportation
I. n. COLI,
aio. .. KocHfz,
General Agent, Wsshington.
jA7-n Passenger Agent.
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
DHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLIONIi

will send, postpaid, 90 Photographs Of the most
celebrated Actors for % cents 50 Actresses for 80
eents 90 Union Generals for 90 esnss 90 Rebel Gsu
srasfor 90 eents 90 statesmen fer 90 90 beau
tful young Ladies for 90 cents; 90 ns-looking
young Gentlemen for 90 septsj Q large Photographs
Of French Dancing Girls, in costume, beautifully
eoored, exactly as they aPpear for 90 eens or for
90 cents Of the most beautiful Ladies' Of the Paris
ian Ballet Troupe, they appear In the play Of the
Black Crook, at Aiblo'A Garden, New York.
Send all orders 10 J. o. Boz, III, Troy, N. Y.
myl0-d&Wly
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
NAIL "a DIS.
,nHILADELPHLA, WILMINGTON,
II sliAHp BALFIMoR1 RAfkRoAB.i sIlsf
sH-is1t si'iW sus

40 W Az bAhxahvhs 1AsnS0AD.i 3isHl
fiHifABLI. u.,@ I =, -, /,
oonmsnsins hospA III isth., 1854 al
Trains %! n.ltinas sHd 'hisstos leave PAiis-l
s.s,.:.: 4 |, ;.s,. :r::s';s .:s q = e
=, Mpre'si So , M, '''''s'i sha NY p M NJ
Way Isii rrain Tor Bsiu Asrs Il slsAm.
TRAINS IRON BALTInoas 70 PHILAp!LPHIA.
ssP.ss.; 70 ,. a, Hrprsss !; go p n., Express;
sA's, NJ Azprsm; s6npay vuArr, s.iilp, i .b,a,
Issy. PAnAdsipsia s 70. Bs,sinsr. ana w..Aiss.oa
iss.: E ssiass. & ss n = sli.s.l,Ai. a , n 81
sis .ss' s.'a-'f II slss4 h;;a /: -
THROUGH LINZ BETWEEN
I yusR yMuassRRIHoroS, rHiLApnnLrnIA, iA ~ ASpszw
rr.i.s bssvss. wsshisstos ana new Iork .rsaov
Z sos j INV INV icRR, vi.Ae.. chang. Of ..r.,
.sys Lew daily tsz'sps ssaasJ q LSA M, iais
b YoR PHILApxLpHrA. g9 trs
Ls:,s g s.aiy t...sps saadAy) as sAs .. M and ials
''' "'A =" 'as , (; On SUNDAY Go g.
L::y: ~, for r.v. reIt ias fsiiad.lpAis At T.Oop.
G.sii.s oars for Hsw rers .. 700 ,. N. ,s.is
Through ,isl. ct. to Phil.d.pAis, New Yorh or Bo..
tens can be had stths Station onss 81 all hours n
Sss Bsluner. and Ohio raiir.ss saysnissns.s
fof schedule bstveen Washington, Baltiners, As-
napelis' and The Wsa. IL WILSON. 70
sfu Hn 'e.J hA.isr Of Tra.speIsstis..
a GEO. Q. K0oHf1,
HfI a. i. I"Hr7 Assst WashlnGton.
ur.puas. Z =. WILKINS
.rassaeH Ha Passenger Agent
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

DEroT QuARrRRNAsrKR's 0FPIcK,
wAsHIsoroH. D. O., July 10, 1867.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
for the purchase Of about l0, 900 CORDS OF WOOD,
now lying at the Government woodyard, at Alsxan-
dria, Va. Ef- I'll. =. fE
Bids for 1000 cords, with the privilege Of the lot
invited, bat for an amount less than 1000 cords
bids will not be entertained.
Proposals must be plainly marked "Proposals for
Wood" and be addressed to the undersigned.
Fifteen days will be allowed parties to remove
their purchases.
Bidders will state their full name and post oHlss
address, and viii be notified by letter Of the accept
ance Of their bid.
The undsrsgnsd reserves the right to reject any or
all bids that may be considered Objectionable.
Payment In Government funds Is required upon
the acceptance Of the bid.
- CHARLES II. ToMPKIHs,
Brevet Brig. Gen., Depot ounrtermaster.
iyl7-lN -...l-
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
PROPOSALS..
d PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

... TRnAsuRr DRrARrnBxI,l
NATIONAL CuRREScY BUREAU, July 10, 1857.
Proposals will be received at this once until IL
o'clock m, on the a7TH OF JULY, for TWO HUN
DRBD TONS OF BALTIMORE TONNAGE COAL,
furnace size, and TWO THOUSAND TONS OF ST.
mine. -..r. .a...
Tho Coal to be delivered in such quantities as may
be desired, and at such points adjacent to the Treas
uIy building a. may be directed. o.. ....
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any
portion Of abd or any, or all the bids Secretary
deems II for the public interest TO make such reeo
ton. SIN CLARK
jyl7-eost Chief Of Division.
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
no ADvRRTIsKRs,

Tho facilities possessed BY our arm for the trans.
action of the business Of general advertising agents
are now generally admitted to be superior to those
Of any similar s.tabiishmsnt in this country. Our
special contracts with most Of the leading newsps.
psrs throsghout the Eastern, Middle and Western
States give advantages over all other agents. mot
only in the price at which we are enabled to contract
for, but the position we for our customer In
the columns Of the newspapers, and the promr.nsss
and care with which all our Advertisements are In.
sorted. Person, interested in advertising should
max. themselves acquainted yith our faeiliiie. be.
fore contrasting. We rsesvsordsrs for all nswspa.
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
VNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

Il the subscriber haa obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county In the District Of Co.
lumbiA, letter. Of Adninistration on the personal
estate Of Anne faton, late OF Washington city, d.
O., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned 10 exhibit thu
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
otherwise By law be excluded from ali bsasai Of ths
said estate II. - H..l .Egar. ~ ].
Given under my hand III. ist dAy Of June. 1857
ID. CArHIRIHK < PATTON,
.t mark,
jss.wsws Administratrix.
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
A 8 T r o LOG VI
THE WORLD AsToNIsHKD
AT TIE WONDERFUL REvELArIoss
MADE by THE GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT,
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friends, loss Of money, &C., have become despopdent
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you the very day you will marry, gives you the
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positions Of the planets and the nxed stars In the
heavens at the time Of birth, she deduees the future
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Consultation fae with likeness and all desired II.
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isfAetion TO themselves, IS In person. full and
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be maintained, and all correspondence returned or
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those desiring them. Write plainly the day OF the
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mhls-dWly =. o. Drawer 2os Bufalo. H.Y.
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
HEDDEN, WINCHESTER 4 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,

STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT sKCURITiRs
AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKRT
RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Interest allowed on balances
Advances madsou approved Securities
Particular attention given TO orders for the pur-
shass or sale Of the Adams, American United States
Wells, Fargo q Co, and Merchants Union Express
Stocks.
All orders faithfully executed.
JOSIAH HRDDRh, ISAIAH O. BABCoCK,
LOCKE W. WINCHESTER, ROBERT N. HEDDkE
70 10 -eodm
The national Republican., 1867-07-23
n RDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
VI ART GALLERY,
IHrILLIaENoHR BUILDINa,
81 Seventh street,
oNOR MORE IN RUNNING oRDER.

The damage caused BY the late are has been % far
repaired thai business will be resumed
this MORNING. "WEDNESDAY October 4thJ
When, fermsry the rule win be strictly enforced
throughout the sstAblshmsnt,
"PRoDUOE THE BEST, NO MATTKR WHAT THE
COST IN TIMR AND MArkRIAL.b
Mr.. q. takes this opportunity 10 thank his numsE.
Gus fhsnas AAa customers for past Madness, and
70 say u shall be- his constant ain 70 continue to
msht The vary nbsfai sAseszAssnsai hsrssefeSs sx.
sAdsl 70 lin osA.du
The national Republican., 1867-07-23

ORnIsAL CouRr-JusE TERh-Ch,9
Jus,iee Carte. NO business appeared TO claim
the hearing Of the court.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-21
farlll, Garden & ato'ssehuld.
Thinning Fruit Crops.

We once heard successful raiser
and marketer of peaches say, that
bv thinning the crop to about one
t6,rd or one-fourth its ordinary num-
her ON loaded trees, he was still able to
obtain MS many bushels as before, on
account Of the increased size, and to
obtain triple price.rteDuring an
abundant season, his neighbor who
neglected thinning found it difficult
to yet fifty cents per bushel, while
he sold all his readily at dollar and
a-half. All trees that overleir,
and all that have defective fruit, Ell
ther from the attacks of insects or
otherwise, will be improved ex-
tensively by the quality of their crops
by timely thinning-remembering al
ways to pick off the poorest specimens
and leaving the best. Even the ap-
pie crop, which is cheaper and more
abundant than most others, should
not be neglected. If any one who
doubts will remember for moment
that an overloaded tree has t, be
finally picked by hand, he will see
the propriety of doing a part of his
picking so early in the season that
The portion left may be improved by
the operation.
Suppose, for example, that a tree
has at the present moment three thou,
sand growing apples upon it, and
that two thousand are small or scrub
by, or infested by the apple worm or
stung by the curculio. If he allows
these three thousand all to grow, they
will crowd each other, and mono OF
them win be large and fire favored.
Yet if suffered to remain, they must
be all finally hand picked, and care
fully let down and carried in baskets.
Now, instead of this laborious process
let the owner pick off two thousand
poor ones, which, requiring no care
to keep from bruising, may be done
with great rapidity. The remaining
thousand which will then have a chance
to swell up in size and become per-
feet in flavor, may pc gathered when
mature with far less trouble than the
original three thousand. Let the ex-
pertinent be made now in season.
Country Genolenam.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-21

FASHIONABLE TkILORS,

HE undersigned having associated themselves In the
| Tailoring business, would respectfully say the
public in general that they have Just received the Fall
and Winter Fashions, AID are prepared to make up
clothing In the latest and most approved style PeaE
call and examine Fashions and Specimens of mel.
and boys spec.l attention given to boys cloth
ing. EITENMULLER. WHITE CO.
August IL, ISe6-tf