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TrA.--Thc tea plant is successfully cul-
iivatod on a large scale in the Island Of Ma
dcira, at an elevation of 5000 feet above the
sea, by Henry Ncitch, eX-British Consul.
The quality of the leaf is excellent, the
whole theory ofprcparlng it, is merely to de-
stroy tho hcrbaceous taste, the leaves being
perfect when, like hay they emit fragrant
smell. But b roll up each leaf as IN China,
is found too Expensive, though boys and sirIs
iicnlty is represented as insuperabc obstacle
to the successful competition of the new tea,
plantations in Assam, British lndia) with
the still cheaper labor Of China.
Tue enterpflsing cx-consnl is now cnga-
gcd in COMPRISING the tea leaves into small
cakes; which can be done at Il Afilng cX-
pensc, so as to enable him to export to Eng
land immense quantities at lower prices than
they can import ii from China. Compress
sion would have one important advantage
over rolling the leaves. 1t is performed
when the leaf is dry {: whereas the rolling
requires moisture, and subsequent roastin!
on coppcr-platcs is necessary to proven
mustincss. In this process the acid Of Tx
tea acts upon the copper, and causes that as
,rngency which we remark in all the ChiNi
teas.
The olca fragrans, the flower of which i
used to scent the teas, especially the black
grows luXuriant IN Madeira.
Its altogether probable that Tea coul
be cultivated in abundance in the Southern
States Of tins Union, say in Georgia an,
the Carolinas, and the process Of curing
could be greatly reduced in expense but
seems to be rather a silly business to procur
an herb drink. Catnip, SAGE, raspbcrr
leaves, and fifty other plants growing indi
gcnuous in this country, and in the create,
abundance are just as good tea.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

at the disturbed aud muddy streams of earth
streams, which imperfect as they are, often
vanish at our utmost need, by some unseen
subtcrraneous channel, or sink into the faith"
omless bosom Of quicksand.
Farewell.
| PETER FARLEY.
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FOR SALE.

l--5a. rTNlIAT large and commodious two sto-
s.sstss / ry Brick Dweing House q; Lot
ss.g% situated on the west side Of College green
-.Agf- nj the head of Collc7o-strcct in this VII
age The HOUSE is % by IS, with basement story,
with Ri chen anJ Provision cellars aud wing 80 ny
65. e x'endiHg moth on Cae-c Green, with wood and
store hone below and chan err anil .lccpinc rooms
love. A lar1c AMI councillors Barn. carriage house
ice hon e, and other on,-huu.c., and spacious yard
west Of the DIVE ling horse, and good dura lc we |
or wa'er Of the est ali'y in the village AMI Trick
ci,crn. One aud quarter acres Of land, If the FIRST
ualty large garden and choice fruit trees west Of
the h,u'e AID yard.
The u illng- are constructed in modern style, Of
the ct material and Workmanship were erected by
the subscribe for hs use, and the location at-
forls very extensive AMI plea mt prospect OF the
village and lake ON the West and l. not surpassed by
any other in this part Of the country
Also for sale lot containing an acre OF land direct
" opposite the above lot with small convenient WOO
| dwelling house thereon.
| Pur,ha er> are invited 10 call and exnne for them
sclvc.-1crms made known ly the ,ul ri er ON h'
| nrcm O.. SAMUEL REED.
| Burlington June, 16, 1910. NJ
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WHAT NEXT?


CANNOT any good be done for the People but
Othat the Cheap Cash Store will be a recipient =
The most rational answer is, that the establishment
from 50 ne staining has become Identified with
esuccos and prosperity OF every occupation IA THIS
that, some Unexpectedly usstcnt way, whereby
1t very generally receives portion, ace riding TO the
approve method Of transac ing busne. in cheertuy
receiving mall pro.t from each Of all the immense
number Of persons that buy at the Store. There i.
now particularly another Good IN prospect antcipa
IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
MD GH.

rJ,HE members of the Vermont Mutual Fire 1nsu.
| rance Company are notified that the annual
meeting of the Company II bc holden at the Court
House in Montpelier on Wednesday the Goth day OF
October next a / O'Clock, p NJ. for the choice OF
Directors and to ter and revise he bylaws. BY
order of the Directors, sept 20 $50,
J g. VAIL. Sec'v,
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NEW BOOKS.

'f'HE Poys : AMI Girls Own Book of Fairy Tales.
Eomstock the Whalelnan, Jngonile Forget Me
Not Fortune Tcllers and Dream Boots and n o,sa,
variety OF chldren's Books, for Sale at
October !, y HCNTJNGroN,S .
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Mi.

want--twho does not want ia wife,
AtlrcuJnate and fair;
To splace all the woes Of life,
And all It's joys to share.
Oftcmper sweot--of Yielding will,
or firm, yet rlacid mind;
With all my faults to love me still,
With sentiment refn'd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
TUIS FALL.

l0o'clocll, \. ". % sept. II.
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] want keen, observing eye,
An ever listening car,
The truth through all disguise TO spy,
And wisdom 81 voice to hear.
A tongue to speak a virtue need,
In Heavens suhimcst s'rain;
And lips, the cause Of mnn to plead,
And never plead IN vain.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

To the Ladies.
WE have just received an additional stock of Lin
w ems Vacncennes, Lace, Thread Braidng and
Edgnr Wislcn Blond, BRUSSELS Lace and Quilting,
Caalhrc Edging and l. string, Black, Blue, White
and Pink Grape LIsscs, etc.
J. p WHALING & co.
June p 1911 n3
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want, when summers foliage falls,
And autumn suips h" ,recs.
a house, within the ciiy's wells
For comfort and Tor ease
But hare as space i somcwha; scnnt
And a res rather rare,
Nv house in Town oily wan;
To occuPy----a Square.
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! V

And ihcn wan, mansion fair,
A dwell NJ house, in style,
-Four stories high. for wholesome air
A massive marble pile;
With halls for hanfuets and for balls
All furnished rich and fine,
With stabbed studs in fifty stalls
And cellars for my vine.
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tore NrPtlt,
HOWARD.

\ I,avo rrrliyrl vnri-lv NJ Nn,r COnds omOnr
" ,,I;nL MAJ, he f'nni ma C',io.',orar,;cies.
iiIa'J f,,r ,, ,,,, I,' ''''7
Cnii ani sIy,r /. ,,,i,,'s
SSr,r I,,",;sL an % r1Ir,;.r y.,,,bcs
49, oI,"is with ,nobognnv cases,
Gorn,,n o,orm clocks,
Cone" NI"sI'r. p,iniaj and mourning pins.
Jei c(,rysraL. top92. and other lrettv gents pins.
,ne~|lI r!oin. cna-,d and scale rings,
C,u watch KEYS. silver pencils,
purse rings. steel pens.
EaudeC Cologne, and all other kinds of perlumory,
Hull" tc Antique, and other hair oils,
.Jaync's c,lg rated hair tonic.
wards ycrriable. and the Nacassar Oil,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

And when my boson's darling sings
With melody divine,
4 pedal harp Of many strings,
Must with her voice combine.
A Piano, eXqusliel y wrought
Must open stand, part;
That all my daughters may be taught,
To win the strangers heart.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

DCoecrion. Boston Glce Book, American Glee
Book, Just received by {. GOODRl,h,
August 18th, 1911. nlU
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

Correspondence Of the Aidany Erening Journal
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1911.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
BURLINGTON BOOK STORE.
d. 4. BRAMAN,

INFORMS hi fr end, aud the public generally, that
! hc L. constantly ma'IuG lauon> to hi stcc> OF
BOOKS If all HE nry and popular pjl LEGATIONS Of
the day from the most prominent pp houses IN
the country. H.. arrangements enable MIN to pro-
cure the la'r~, literary attractions A. an early day
liz present a ,sur'ncnt Of Books cml races a very
srcl variety Of .S,l01i Classical, Lar, Medical
HISTORICAL and Miscellaneous Works.
Among hI. >lo,, will r found a very great varle'y
Of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY, AL OF which
he i, cnalc to oier at prices win h cannot tan !,
suit the most economical.
Merchants S,hoo' Teachers, s.. are respectful y
inyrel to call aud examine his SCHOOL BOOhS
which compr.,c, all the u'c ponu'ar and improve
editions, IN every department Of learning.
August -, ISL,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
NEW RINGS,
New iaIl Goods.

New I III t'OOUss
= W. WRIGHT X Co. have Just received an as
L.>OrtmCnt Of entire new patterns NJ de LANES,
Dark English prints, A Scotch Ginghans, lotion
L>.e, Thread and Linen Laces Plaid Tint cts, Elan.
ncls, (anew article for children wear) Plaid Sha wis,
etc. which are offered AT very low prices.
ALSO,
new stock OF Farewel'> Cater Boots, Walking
Shoe, Spring heel and Preach Kid Ties and Slippers
Ladies half Cater, "a new article) Misses do all
winch will lie sold cheap the cheapest,
Aug.25.
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The Patent Portable Bcdsted
;CHHO on. BOOK $.

- -
LIVE AND LET LVE!!
THE following Books ARE RECEIVED and will
/ be sold for Cash as Low as can be bought IN
this or any other State;
Mis-, Phelps Philosophy,
Davies Geometry;
First Lessons in Algebra
RourdOns do.
Burrts' Geography of the Heavens;
Worcoster's History,
Newman's RhelorlCk,
wilkins Astronomy;
Flnts Survey;
Levizac's Grammar;
Adams Monitoral Reader;
PorleT's Rhetorical Rcader;'
Analysis
Also-M any other School Books which need not
ow be mentioned and my desire to sell Is suihcient
a induce me 10 sell on such terms as cannot fail TO
suit the Public. ), HuNllNUloN,
College Street, sign Red Ledger,
October l. lsil y
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VNIiE LADN'S Cabinet, devoted TO science and
! general literature, Just received at the Book Store
where suhscrptons are received for this and the ~ y
Review, American Journal Of the Medical Scieaoes
and Y American Renew. July !, D. 4. RRAMAE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

And NAPLES Of fair glossy stain
Mus, form my chamber doors,
And carpets Of the Wilton gram
Must cover all nay floors,
NV walls with Tapestry be decltd
Must never he o ,d1ne;
And damask curtains must protect
Their colors from the sun.
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|


want 4 board Of burni,h'd plate,
OF silver and Of gold
Turrens Of twenty pounds in weight
With sculptures richest mould;
Pla,eaus with chandeliers and lamps,
Plates dishes all the SANG,
AMI Pofce!ltne vases with Ihe stamps
Of Seyrcs, Angouleme.
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wan, garden and park
My dive ling to surround,
A thousand acres, (blcss the mark)
With walls cncompass'd iound
Where Aocks may range and herds may low,
And KID and lamhkn~ play
And flowers and fruits colnnngVd grow
Al Eden to display.
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TNlE MASS ACHUSETTS COLLECTION OF
L PSALAIsby the Boston IIandnll and HAYDEN
Spclaly consisting Of the most approved Psalms and
hymns Tunes A3thcms Sentences, Chants &c,
&c, just received and for sale by
September % D. A. BRANAN
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] y

What next want at heavy cost,
is elegant attire;
Buck sabl. ftrs for winters frost,
and silks f0f sun mer's fire;
And clshm re shaws and BRUSSELS la"e
NJ basom's from, 10 nock--
And diamond rings my hands 10 grace,
And ru les Tor my neck.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

A Memoir Of the REV. THEOBALD MATHEW
IN with an account Of the Rise aud Progress q
Temperance IA Ireland For sale at the book store.
July IS B6 n \ BRAMAN
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And mirrors Of the largest PIANO
From Venice mu.t be brought:
And sandal wood and BAN o. clne
For chairs and tables bought;
On all the mantcl piece, clocks
OF thrice guilt bronze must stand,
And screens Of ebony and box
Invite The stranger hand.
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NlEG ESsCAHI.

ME- g5GCAHL.
WE the subscribers, having been appointed a
w committee for the purpo e have correspondent
with Phys cian in different parts Of the State, on the
subject of rcSusctatlng and recognizing the yau0u
County Medical Societies aud the State Medical So
cley; and by request of the Win sor County Modi-
cal Society, and the advice of the Physicians whom
we have consultcd respectfully invite the several
Physicians Of the state to meet in Convention al
Montpelier, On Friday, the 18th of October next for
the purpose Of taking inio consideration the above
named subject
MO -ES COBB fCommttee.
WILLARD BOWMAN
September q, ISL 1--we
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These are the wants OF mortal mar,
cann', want them long-
For life i':,l.l bur span,
Anl en- THY bliss a s.n..
NV last great want absorbing all
j., when hcHclth the ed,
And sunmon'd TO my Gaal call,
The mercy Of my GcG.
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Ky.

Ny wife and daughters will desire
Relreshmont from perfumes,
Cosmetics for the skin require
And artificial blooms;
The CWot, fragrance shall dispense
And TREASURED sweets return,
CcoCro revive the tagging sense
And smoking amber burn.
XVI.
And when, at night, my weary head
Begins o droop and dose,
A southern cham cl holds my bed
For natures soft rcpose;
With blankets, countcrraines and sheet,
Mattrass and bed of down,
And coniOrtabes for my feet,
And pillows for may crown.
XVII.
want n warm and laithful friend
To cheer the adverse hour;
Who meier to Halter will descend
Nor bend The knee to power;
\ ircn1 10 chlde me when I'm wrong,
My nmosi soul to see,
And that my friendship prove as strong
For him. as his for me
XVIII.
want n kind and tender heart,
For others wants to feel;
A soul SECURE from Fortunes dart,
And bosom arm'd with steel.
To bear divine chastiscment's rod
And minglinr in my plan,
Submission TO the will of God
With charity to Man
XIX.
want keen, Observing eye,
An ever listening car,
IL, II u,'' 49,, "'i si'''so 'f''
anu "'r,o"' = 'o.cc ~ HC"I'
,o"I"e W ''N H'uc > ll'u'
~ iis". Ven su.''Ii.,s, > InI'r
And never plead IN vain.
M.
y.,.,,,, ,,,,;,,,o~.,,,.,,I L,o,L .
T n,, "t,,',.' ,y l',, cor|'.r
,rd " stro,n,. Of roy ~ Gr;n', s,,,h
r. s,,,,r- g.. o,J 1885,
Tla -.,,,t, w. c,,,bn ,nd c,oa. .
r,1, limit, r., L,s,c,'.
sl,"iy IN" L,;rl, GO ntnban's need
And sooih the WIDOWS woe.
XXI.
,,,.,,,, ,,,o ,-o,,i,,- ., ,,,,ca;,.o
M .'iN ,,'ciJ
Dn.;,,s ,Ic v;,;G,'. f., r,,r;cye
III. ,;r,.,,s o.. rt,Lcli.
1,,,.',,,:,., ,,.,.,r ctI.,,ii,,',,, sL,l.
,'..,,,..,,;-,, .',i
Of hmm, b.orIs ,n :, ,,ll tho will
And reach from Pole ID Poe.
Xxi.
,,,.,,,.. ,t ,o,.or ,,d r,,ce
~ III - NV 80 - ,r,,,,,a,'J
,,,a.. H. ,n,o,b, cr,o.
~ ..,i, ~ ,',s
i" .u,v my 49, ,,.-,,,dI,sL
W., c 1",'' ,'"' III
r. nG. - U'n wy ,','' - , ~,
"'l' ~ I"L"I ~ KY NV
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NNlll.

Ivan, the vol of honest praise,
To follow me hchiud;
And to be- thoHght in future days,
The friend Of human kind;
That after ages as they rec,
Ezult.ng may ploclain,
In choral uriln to the skies,
ihelt blessings on my name.
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ROBINS0N'S

ROBINS0N'S
DIBLICAI. Re.earches in Palestine, Mount Sinai
ID and Arabia-P etrea, now for sale at the Book
Store of
d. A. BRAMAN.
August Goth.
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I 7


What frs, want Is daily bread
And canvas backs and wine:
And all the realms Of nature spread
Before me when | dine.
-Four courses scarcely can provide
Ally appetite 10 lucll,
With four choice cooks from France be.ide
To dress my dinner well.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
THE WANTS OF MAN.

"Man wants but little here below.
Nor vans that li,tl, long"
Goiismih's Hermit
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POEM BY JOHN Q. ADAMS.

Correspondence Of the Albay Erening Journal
WASHINGTON, Aug 81, 1871.
JoHN QUINcY ADAMS is one OF the intel
lectual prodigies whose characters distinguish
rnAs OF time. An hundred years hence
doubt whether the american annals will show
more than two MINES Benjamin Franklin
, and Georrc Washington brighter than
that of .Tohn Quincy AdamS.
Mr.. adams is now II years old. But
years have made no impression upon his IN
,elcct. That is still fresh End vigorous. He
is, as has been so frequently stated, always
in his seat; always watching the course OF
business, and always ready to shed light
upon the question before the House.
The Hon. Mr.. Morgca. whose seat is
next to that of Mr.. Adams, has obtained foi
nc, with permission to publish in tho Jour
nal, copy Of the Poem which enclose
1t was written in July, 1910, under these
circumstances. Gen. Ogic informed Mr.
Adams that several young Ladies in his Dis
trict had requested him 10 obtain Mr.. A.
Autograph for them. In accordance witt
this request Mr.. adams wrote the following
beautiful Poem upon 'IHc wants of Nan
each stanza upon sheet of Note Paper
What american young Lady would not sc
precious value upon such an Autograp
from this ilustrious Statcsman:-
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DRY GROCERI =.

UN N.ItVt EhI -
A GOOD ASSORTMENT of Dry Groceries OF
y all kinds can be had cheap Of
Aug r. f.. VI. WRIGHT & co.
THE AMERICAN GLEE BOOK---Cons sung of
L selection of Glees, Madrignls and Rounds,
from the most distinguished English and German
authors, together with Original Pieces composed eX-
pressly for the wors, embracing pieces from the
works Of upwards Of thirty composers) BY Geo. J.
Webb. For sale 4, the Burlington bookstore.
Aur 81 1911. ID. \. BtAMAN.
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l want uninterrupted health,
Throughout my long career;
And streams Of never failing wealth
To scatter far and near;
The destitute t. cloihc and feed:
Free bounty to bts'oN,
Supply the helpless Orphans need
And soo,h the widows woe.
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Mi.

+, want the seals OF power and place,
The cnsjCns Of commands;
CHARGED by the Peoples unbought graoes
To rule my native Land
Nor crown, nor scoptre would ash
But from my country will,
Ev day, by night, TO ply the task
Her cup Of bliss to fill.
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Doubie Refined Loaf Sugar. at
- $. b. SCOTS.
Aug. g. no
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Man wants hu, little here he'ow,
Nor wants that little long
IT'S not with ne exactly So
Bu, It's 50 in the ong.
Nh wants are N1ay, aud if told
Would mister many Il score;
And were each wish mint of gold,
still should long for more.
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EDUCATION,

A YOUNG LADY who is qualified to teach lM-
~ sic Draring and Frtncb, is DESTROYS of obtain
ing situation IN respectable seminary OF family.
ssTAddress box 81, Post Office, Montreal
October |, lS4l. l7tf
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A dwelling house an lot ,inaicd a, III
1FT y, head Of Pearl Street, Owned and occupied
Ess..,i y The late G.. Severance. For particulars
IifsN5GP enquire Of the sui s,rl er on the premises
lr-sStsA sent 10 T.. SEW RANCE.
V{,r orcnud bcauiil is. orment of French
j worked Collars, al reduced prices.
SD. SCOTT.
July %.
WRAPI'I u. VApEr7.
EOO REAAIS assorted sisos and qualities lust rec.
JtD(y BY. c. GOODRICH.
Sept. a.
TO RENT.
A Tenement in the south Wing Of the Seminary
suitable for small Family may be had on REASONABLE,
| TERMS apply to ID. A. BRAMAN
| Sept. 22d 1911.
| y IN YARDS "a TOW or 9TH
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Iwant the genius to conceive,
The talents to unfold
DESIGNS, the vicious 10 retrieve,
The yirIuous 10 uphol
Inventive power, combining skill;
A pgr5cyeIug saGl,
or human hearts To III Nd the will,
And reach from Pole - Pole.
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XVIII

want n kind and tender heart,
For others wants to feel;
A soul SECURE from Fortunes dart,
And bosom arm'd with steel
To bear divine chastiscment's rod
And minglinr in nv plan,
Submission to the will of God
With charity to Man.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

vas written in July, 1910, under these
Gen. Ogic Informed Mr..
ans that several young Ladies in his Dis
Il had requested him 10 obtain Mr.. AS
itograph for them. In accordance with
S request Mr.. adams wrote the following
autlul Poem upon THE rants of Nan,
ch stanza upon a sheet of Note Paper.
hat american young Lady would not set
precious value upon such an Autograph
IN this ilusirious Statesman -
THE WANTS OF MAN.
"Man wants but little here below.
Nor wants that li,tll long"
GOiismih's Hermit
Man wants bu. little here below
Nor wants that little long
IT'S not with me exactly So
But It's so in the onG.
M wants are maay, and if told
Would mister many score;
And were each wish mint of gold,
i still should long for more.
fi'
What first want Is daily bread,
And canvas backs and wine:
And all the realms Of nature spread
Before me when dine.
-Four courses scarcely can provide
Ny appetite to guc,
With four choice cooks from France beside
To dress my dinner Well
III.
VIII. nav. ,,.,r, =, hc,yvco.,
Is elegant attire;
And silks for summers fire;
And cashmere slavls and i,russs,s lace
Nv b,s,m's from, 10 lack
And diamond rincs NV hands 10 crnce.
And rutlos for NV neck.
"
A dwell Nc house, in style,
fouf stories W.. .". IL lof "ho'eSo'''e alt
~, " LI1.' Gu nav. ,,, t'.t Ill.
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Nv IwcEna to surround,
A thousand acres (blesS the inaTk)
WIN WatIS encompass tu"l'u
"hcfe i"cNs may 'Gnse ana hetds may low
And kn, ana IaIAnN'h' pay ,,,
Anu hnW'Is any II v''a C"'h'''''s' gro"
a.! Eden TO d!sp!ay.
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FARM For SALE.

L'OR Sale farm. consisting of about one hundred
l. and fifteen acres of land well situated on the main
road from Hnesburgh to Burlington. On the premises
there good buildings and cho fruit1 he property
will he sold low. For further particulars enquire o
Sept. H. G.. b. ISHAM, Shelburne, w
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CARMINli SACRA

OR Boston Collection of Church Music. Also
" The Modem PsalmIst by Lowell Mason, lus
received and for sale by
September %. d. A. BRANAN.