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From Tails Maga,incl
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Crush the Afphnun! WHY docs he dare
Go slov linn in his mountain lair,
Go ,cach him maqnanim,v.
TIL him about your gentle creed.
Good will and Pence 10 widest horde.
Aud nre,ch il while his heart shall bleed
Rctrrnrc rho GRACE that plunged the sword.
Whn, is he-the bold Moslem thief
All Inf vour orthodox belief
He dnres 10 have wants freedom TOO!
III. h, Ills sword ,uoins, British wronp1
pluck h. the lion ky the name?
The Rrbel, Is NOT Britain strong!
Swccu forth his race from hill and plain:
Go, crush the irchaun, Ask him why
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NATURAL CrRosITy.-A most singular
worm has been found in Hartford co. Nd.
and deposited in the Baltimore Museum. 1t
is very near three inches in length, at night
presents the very extraordinary spectacle OF
an entire luminous body, emitting sufficient
light to pcruso ordinary characters at tho
distance of FIVE or six inches. Some people
suppose it 10 be the ignus fatus Of swamp'
aud marshes.--Jom. Of Com.
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WONDERS NEVER cEAsE-The greatest Gu
riosity that has come to this city, since the
importation of water casks for the use of the
&. oyernment vessels on the upper lakes, was
secl' lately landing from the Creassian,
from london, viz: quantity ofPine boards,
for the government service. This beats
Goals to Newcastle entirely. Oh, what wise
ads we hive in some of our government
dcpartmen,s.- -Moatreai Transcript.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

Educate the poor every where, and give
them trusts to discharge. 1t will not dissat-
isfy them with their station, but by incrcas-
ing their self respect, place them in IA
condition to improve it.
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An Eastern paper remarks that Judge
Kent must have had good wife, or he
never would have said that "There are
few evils to which man is subjected that he
would not avoid, if he would converse more
with his wife, and follow her advice"
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WmB hYRRo
AN EVENING IN SUMMER.

Yn CHARLES II. EAsTMAS.
The sun is down, dark grow the glades-
The stars are gathering in the deep;
And DER the earth nights misty shades
Arc stealing, like dream in sleep.
The wild winds wandering through the sky,
Stoop from their paths as day declines,
And nestle with shi,ering cry
And weary wing, among the pines.
The twilight fades and all the earth
The night with solemn gadncss fills;
The moon u, fair Us at her birth,
Whore heaven is welded to the hills,
Through feecy clouds around her flung,
Wheels up beside the same sweet star, e
That, with her, when the sky was young,
Looked over Eden from afar.
And small white clouds, like tufts of down,
Blown DER the Bosom Of the deep
Arc wandering round the mountain brown,
As sweet thoughts wander when in sleep;
While family in the west afar,
Is lingering still the days last light,
Around those kingly hills that bar
The crcled heavens ftom our sight.
The cool breeze sweeps the dark blue lake,
The wild brook to its sweet self sings,
And the quick night bird, now awake.
Brushes the wave with glancing wings:
Sweet Hope, with fair and gentle smile,
Looks in the sick mans face, and tells
How ttcsh-lipped health from fairy isles
Is in that cool breeze as it swolls.
Oh would that thou wcr; here to gaze
With me upon this evening sky
To hear the rising wind that plays
Among the tree-tops green and high
Stirring their myrnd leaves, until
Their inurmurad music swells along,
With all life's utteranccs, tina, I'll
The world with perpetual song.
With thee beside nc, o! more pure
Woui be the prayer / send on hiah,
And more mccky should endure
Lies sorrows from thy tender eye.
Thy love would teach me what 10 book
Ger which I've pincd for years hath taught
Calmly on bailled hopes TO look,
Ard bless the changes they have wrought.
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II has been recorded by pretty smart
pen, that the girls who remained torpid in
their girlhood, cold as the reelection of a
moon in a well, are pretty sure to repay
themselves for such i'll timed sobriety, by a
glowing meridian ten years after date.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

1t is generally agreed now, that h" Esq"
at the end of mans name, in many in
stances, is like the "quirk " in a dogs tail
more for ornament than use.
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QUESTION BOOKS.

A y assortmcn, Of the Question Books of the Mas
- sachuscl5 Sabbath School Society, for sale at
the Bookstore of the subscriber. d. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

No cloud can overshadow Christian, but
his faitli discovers rainbow in II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
Ith of july. 1912.


( 81 received and for ole, a fresh supply q
j Plain aud figured paraso.,
Real Scotch Bingham Umbrella,
Gents lighl'and brown Lee HON Hats,
MiIcners and Dress Makers can ] o furnish he'd with
many articles in their line such as
Fancy Flowers and Arlihcals,
Silk wound Wire. TarIton Laccs, Musllns, Silks,
Plain and colorcd Lawns for dresses,
Whachoncs, Scissors, Needles,
Also, Shell Combs, Bead Purses,
German Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Fancy Pen and Pocket Knives.
Attention Is invited to an assortment Of
Broad Cloths and Cassmcrcs, from auction sales.
Groceries.
Teas, Sugar, Mola~scs and Family Groceries gene
rally, of qualities and prices which cannot ful to
.plca-c VIM. II RLBiT.
EGA IIHDS. Gardner Brewers n. England Rum
W. 30 Pipes and lIalfPipcs American Brandya
10 do do Baltimore Gin,
10 do do 'pcllevoisn' Brandy,
5 do do Swan Gin,
10 Hhds. ST. Crox Rom.
30 libls. Sherry aud Madeira Wnos,
So do MALAGA ito
5 do Port do
81 Dec. 1911 by & J. n. PECK & CO.
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WHITEHALL, Tuesday morning. ,
18th July, 1872,
To tic Patrons of the Peoples Stare

Their gent from This place thus Nr ON hI- Journey
Hcgs leave tender his thanks urthc great patronage
though the thu. far .ca>on Of receiving Their supplies
and lclcyes the trade has been mutual, he having d.
vdr the raj profit with them at time OF purchases,
their portion o com ois at their option do with
the, choose, and the same hi-h and inValua lc priv
cgc i presumed to he conceded to him who has thus
served mem, thcuue money principle and during
his absence from his customers. should ne discover
any ncw imprycvd method of accommodating them
lv supplying their several desires for acquiring the
nccc>,arc, and 20 ulrt> Tor them il will he improved
10 the best uihjs aliuc. and checrulIy Inparcland
promulgated IN due time by the'rup auI doing agent,
S. EARL HOWARD.
Mr. Howard left orders with hi, clerks sell Cheap
Cheap Chean, and all Cheap without rt.trve.
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New sabbath School Books.

Tor sale at the bookstore of the subscriber n con-
l. oral assortment Of the Massachusetts and New
York publications for Sabbath Schools.
June II. ID. A. BRAMiN.
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81 US.
FOR SALE.

90 SHARES ofatoc, in the Burlington bank,
CV For terms apply 10 II. ALLEN.
burlington 10A June 1872.
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Ii the State OF Vermont, the people arc 50
dull that it takes ten men to make jokc.-Ene.
payer.
The English editor probably has drawn
his inference from the fact that old Colonel
Ethan Allen, with nine Ncrmonters, took
Ticonderoga, with large British garrison,
in old revolutionary times. If it took ten
men TO to play that joke, it must be acknow-
lodged that il was good onc.-Fitayune.
Care Of ElHdacss-A late number OF
the London Literary Gazette details several
remarkable cures of blindness, by means OF
concentrated PrusSic Acid. 1t was suggcs-
ted by observing that people who had died
from the effects Of this deadly poison, had
an unnatural brightness in the eyes for some
time afterwards. Very high expectation,
have been formed Of the benefits of this new
remedy. 1t applies not only to blindness
but 10 weakness Of the eyes and decay o
sight, caused by old age. The prussic acic
is placed in vial, and the vial placed upol
the eyes; and SO powerful is this subtle poi
son, that j, is said TO produce its effect with
out any closer contact.-Buf Com.
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SOO PIECES, for sale at Manuiacurer prices
SNO adding freight by G. GOODRICH.
Jgyr H.
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TO RENI,.
GROCERIES,.

TUE Store formerly occupied by Hickok s. Catlir
L Amply to June 6, -. II. W. CATLlN.
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Quil!s.

A y w supply, Of the highest mimi err, usl re-
n ccvcd al 5. IUNTINGTON'S.
June TO-
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I'AREWELl'S Shor- HoIf Gauers, Nd Slip,
i lmllrcn'> Shoes g.. 5u~t received hy
l6 M. III Rl.BJT.
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PlRiSOLS.
notice..

VlE SUI scril cr> VII pay cash fora few thousand
i pounds ,. good Fleece Woo, delivered at then
Store, hcalol pcar.--tr,e,.
BRADLEY y HYDE.
nur'ue..p Jane % 1872.
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CCdnr Posts.

IDAO CEDAR POETS, a first rate article, for
itVO sale low ly FOLLETT d. BRADLEY
Old Dock, p June, 1872.
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NEN GOOUN.

DLTE l}lk. Boml aznc>, Grapes, Oiled Silks, heavy
- Satin ve.tngs, Linen and Kid Gloves, Suisse
Inserting, Bonnet Ribbons, ArtihcaIs, blk, Italian
Cravats Table and Russia ltapcr,, Cotton Frngc,,
Cotton Hose, dc. &c. Just received, hy
june %, 1872. II. W. CAILlN.
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-
IjNRDW ARE.

TINIIE subscriber having recently replcnshod his
L stock Of Hardware, crs fer sale the following
"oods, al the lowest price,.
Cutlery.
i2Die ana Desert Knives and Forks, Pen andP ocl-
ct Knives, Rozors, Scissors, Sheep Shears, Butcher
hhlVeS' Snue 49, Sleels, &c. &C.
Carpenters and Joincrs' Tools.
oasl ana oPrlnS steel PSnncl Hand and Ripping
Saws; Circular do. from TO III nches Cross-cu,
and Mill do; Slaier's BRACES aud Btts Frmer and
moricc Chscls Gougcs, Plane Irons, Aurcrs, SIM
mons Hand Axe, Adzcs Hammers, Set Bangs and
lIaldwms Planes Taper, Pit-Saw, Mi-saw. Bastard,
EqualImr, Wardng and Cabinet Files; Shoe, Wood
and Horse llasps; general assortment OF Sddolery
Uardlcdrc.
Farming Utensils.
Cradles, Scyhc- Mannra and Hay Forks; Hoes {;
Amc} Shovcl- Spade, Dtchin2 Shoves, &c. &c.
Furnishing and Builders Hardware.
Tray, Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots; Lamps /;
Spltoon- Hand and Tea Bell; Casters Britannia,
German silver and plated Tea and Table Spoons |;
Metal and cnamclcd Sauce Pans Frying Pans Bake
Pans, Pots and Kettle, Bras Kettles, Fire Irons &c.
Lott, Butt Hinge James Screws; Norfolk and
Knob Latchcs; Blakc's E>cwchcon do. F.; Window
fa-lcnra,; sash Puc-; Rail Screws Bed Screws;
Mahogany and Glass Furniture Knobs; Glue &c. &c.
Jane 2l WM. J. III Mt,
Strongs' Building.
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I n Hhls, Mo'o-.c, 10 do Sugar, 10 Boxes LoaiJo
" 10 Bag Coffee, ) 20. Pepper, do. Spice,
10 keg. Nn.cr. 20 BOXES SuAp, Tor sala ~
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I4cghorn Hats.

GINGTF and doublc br.mmod c,loral and whit,
- Lcehoru Has; cold and white Palm L,al Hats
a large assOrmonti very cheap, by
May 26. IL. w. CATllN.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.

THE Subscribers are this day receiving a fresh
4 supply OF Nova Scotia Plaster, and will com
mcncc grinding at their Mil al the ial ON Monda,
next. FOii.ElT y BRADLEY,
Burlington, MAY 20, lSi2.
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y C.LOOMIS has iu-' received Sole Leather for
l.. Il cents cash, by the hundred pounds. Also,
Patent and string leather.
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NOTICE..

(,OME into the inclosourc Of the subscriber, about
Nlthe Goth of May two yearng hcilers, one line
back and the other red, X. l.. MILLER,
Colchester, July lG 1912.
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Blanchard's Scythes.

4 LARGE supply If The above celebrated Scylhe>
y warranted, for sale al reduced prices.
EOLlEIr d. BRADLEY, Agents.
GA Dock, June ~, 1872,
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TRNHE subscribers arc daily receiving AMI o'cr lu
Z sale Fresh I.Oluscorcl with care and ST.
per;or article. FUlLEI1' y RADLhI.
OH Dock. june ;.
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Fresh Flour.

q = Or Ca k Of very choire Wines a d lcrcul
< - knl-, for sale iy IMay9l S. WALKER.
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PROPOSALS FOR BINDING.
PosT OPFlcE DEPARTMENT, Z

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
December Cd, 1871.
| G, EALED proposals will be received at the Post
~ Office Department until the Oath inst at 3 O'clock
P. NJ, for the following descriptions of binding for
the period of three years om the first day Of January
Super royal blank books in full Russia, feint lined
extra ruled with printed captions and headings OF
columns, with spring backs, lettered and numbered.
Same, without captions and headings, and with al
phabets, separate or annexed.
| Same in calf, with extra Russia bands.
Royal blank books in full Russia eint lined ruled
and etlered with printed captions, spring backs and
indexes separate or annexed.
| Same without indexes.
Same without captions, and with indie 1es, separate
or annexed
Same in calf, with extra Russia bands.
Same without ruling.
/ Same, IN calf, with extra Russia banda, with and
without ruling.
| DENY blank books in full Russia, with spring
backs ruled and feint lined with indexes, separate
annexed
| Same ndexed but without captions and ruling.
| FooscAp blank books, in full Russia with spring
backs feint lined and ruled bank distance.
Same in calf Russia, feint lined, and ruled to pat
| tern.
Ruling quarto post paper ed, and feint lined to nat
tern, per qu're.
quire.
Ruling DENY royal and super royal red, and fem
| lined TO pattern.
Ruling DENY royal and super royal red, and eint
lined to pattern, with printed captions, per qure, for
all the above.
Folding, stitching cutting and quarter binding To-
to $1,000 copies Of the Laws and Instructions, should
the Department order their publication.
Specimens of blank books, now in use may be seen
in the various offices and divisions Of the Depart
ment. The paper will be furnished by the Depart
| ment.
The bids for binding books must specify the price
| per qure
| The price must be annexed to each item contained
| in the advertisement, and bid will be considered
which contemplales than price for any
| article or kind Of work.
| The Department the right Of prescribing
the patterns for fent lining and ruling in all cases.
| The bids must be accompanied by ample tesmon
ais of the ability Of the bidder TO perform the work
Ten per cent the price of the work executed will
be retained as security for its faithful performance.
| refusal or failure to execute any work in due
time after it is ordered, dsregardng the instructions
of the Department to the of its execution,
sloveny execution of the work, failing to account for
return demand paper handed oyel to be bound,
substituting other paper any other attempt TO evade
the true meaning of the contract, will be forfeiture
of the contract and of the ten per cent retained.
Plopo ais should be addressed to the Postmaster
General, and endorsed Proposals for Binding"
| Dec. 9-dtd.
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Aalt MATTRESSES
Nav ComMlssiosER', OrSicE,
December ia. lS4l.


DROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed, will be no
Il ceyed at this Office until three o'clock r. nj. o.
the 18th January 1912, for manufacturing, furnish
ing, and delivering twenty-four hundred Mattresses
for the use of the Navy TO be delivered as follows
800 at the Navy Yard Charlestown, Massachu-
setts
800 at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York and
800 at the Navy Yard, Gosport, Virginia,
on or before the LIST of April, 1912.
The said Mattresses must be six feet in length
tweny-eight inches wide, and made of the purest i'm
ported curled horse hair of the first quality. The
ticking to be of American manufacture of the best
quality-ether of .4noskeag Ticking, equal there
to- the gross weight OF each of the said Mattresses
to be eleven pounds or nine pounds of hair without
the tick The hair must be uniform in quality, and
perfectly clean in its state when imported Each
Mattress is to have sotton check cover OF the best
quality, with tape strings at end, to be taken
off and replaced At pleasure.
The said Mattresses to be subject on delivery 10
such inspection the Commissioners of the Navy
may authorize direct and must be in all respects
perfectly satisfactory TO the commanders COM
handing officers of said navy yards, respectively
Bonds, with two approved sureties in one-third the
amount of the respective contracts entered into, will
be required and ten per centum in addition, will be
withheld from the amount OF each payment to be
made collateral security for the due and faithful
performance thereof, which will not be paid until the
contracts be complied with After deducting ten per
centum payment VIII De made by the United states
within thirty days after said Mattresses inspected
and received and bills for the same presented to the
respective Navy Agents at Boston, New York, and
Norfolk, approved by the commanders command
ing officers of said yards, respectively, according to
the terms of the contracts.
All the said Mattresses must conform to- and be in
quality equal WITH the samples deposited in the Office
of the Commissioners Of the Navy.
arTo be published in the National lntelligencer,
Madisonian, Globe, and Army and Navy Chronicle,
District of Columbia Boston Atlas and Boston Morn
ing Post, Massachusetts; Express and Commercial
Advertiser, in New York American Sentinel and
Pennsy lvanian, in Pennsylvania Baltimore Patriot
and Baltimore American, in Maryland; and Norfolk
and Porthmouth Herald, in Virginia.
dec. 2l-dtl 5thJan.
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ID PSYCHOLOGICAL OFFICE Of Dr. HERNIS,
i (from Pais,) on Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite Browns and Gadsby's hotels at Mrs. Mid
detons.
Examinations Of the head, with descriptions of cha
racter and talents be obtained every hour in the
day and the evening Children's heads examined
with regard to their capacities education and quaf
cations for business professions, at half price.
The object and use of Phrenoogy is to make each
individual acquainted with all the powers of his mind
so that he may he able more judiciousy to choose a
profession, ayocaon, business, to which he is natu
rally adapted to enable parents to judge of the proper
education of their children, &c.
N B. Ladies and parties visited, if desired at their
own residences. Oct 23-6t
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BOOK BINDING.

The subscriber has resumed the above business and
will feel very grateful to his friends and the public for
share of their patronage.
He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
OF every descriptions ruled and bound to any pattern,
the materials and workmanship equal to any in the
United States; he will also execute orders for all
inds of MACHINE RULING.
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and at
sonabe prices.
OLD BOOKS rebound, MAPS mounted and var
nished PORT FOLIOS Of all sizes and descriptions
manufactured to order.
gTParticuar and personal attention will be paid to
orders for confidential work the public Offices
esewhere.4GF
The subscriber having been for many years en-
gagged in the above business and having practical
knowledge Of the branches feels perfectly safe
in assuring the public, that he will be able to execute
orders for every description of work in style that
not fail to give satisfaction
His Bindery is on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue between fourteenth and fifteenth streets oppo-
site the Post Office Department
JOHN A. BLAKE.
WASHINGTON, July 26tb, lS4l.
N B. All orders left at the Madisonian Office will
be promptly attended to. july q
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f1AsbtNiSui FARMING BulANY
" RlCULruRE for sale ny r TAYLOR M
CONTINUED.
Ruffin on csicatcous Manures MecAlenburg I,
grasses.
Useful and Ornamental Planting, vol I.ono,
The Planters Guide, by Sir III. Steuart / Nh
Busbys Visit to the Principal vineyards Of Sinai,
and France their Methods of Cultivation and ~ ~,
nufacture.
The Culture ofthe Vine in France Italy and So;
Ierland, and the art Of wine making by S Fisher
Marshals Rural Economy of the West Of En-,
land, vol. London.
Agricultural state of Great Britain ! vol
Outlines of the Husbandry of East and W.
Flanders, vol. London.
Natural History of Vegetables, by B. S Barton
M. ID.
Anderson's Agriculture.
Smiths Flora Britannica, 3 vols London
The Cultivators Almanac, 1910 and lS4l
Report Of the Secretary of the Treasury 10 ca,
gress on Cotton, its cultivation, manufacture ana 4.
reign trade.
On the Culture of the Beet and on the mappf,c
ture Of Beet Sugar, vol 25 cents.
Cobb on the growth ofthe Mulberry Tree and -.
Culture of Silk rs cents.
Child's Botany, ninth edition.
The Flora ofthe District Of Columbia BY Brere,,,
Loudons Cyclopedia of Gardening do do 4
Agriculture do. do. of Plants do. do of Rural A.,
chitecture do. Suburban Gardener-and many ONE.
of which the list will be continued NAV
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NEW BOOKS.-Lives of eminent men Of Italy
IN Dante Petrarch Boccacio, Machiavelli, Gallileo
Lorenzi de Medic Tassi, Guarini, Viltoria Colouna
and Goldoni, in two volumes, by Montgomery Mrs
Shelley, and Sir David Brewster.
The Secretary of Macchavelli, or the Siege Of Flo
renee in vols, by Mccarthy.
Barnaby Ridge, No II, with illustration.
Just published and for sale by F. TAYLOR, oil
for circulation to the subscribers to the Wavery Cir
culatng Lbrrry. aug7