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NEW GOODS
AT THE GERMAN STORE.

TTNHE subscribers respectfully inform the nhabi-
L tans OF Burlington and surrounding country, that
they have returned from New York with large
stock the most superior Groceries, Fruits, Preserves,
&c which they oer for sale al the lowest cash prices,
consisting in par, Of the following:
Sugars. Double and single refined, Crashed, Pow
derei and brown.
Teas-.lmrerlal, Hyson Gnnpowder, Young Hv-
on, Hyson Skin, Souchong and Powchong.
COfieC--Old Government Java Laguira &c.
ETuits--Malaga and Sultana Ralslns, Currants,
choice French Prne> in glass Jars and fancy Boxes,
Bordeaux Soft SheIled Almonds, Figs, Citron, Tama
rlnds Olives, CaperS, Cocoanuts, FiIbers, Madeira
nuts de.
Spiccs--Cnnamon Cassa Buds Pmcnto, C.oves,
Nutmeg>, Mace, &c.
Sardines in Olive Oil (Gullloux brandy Oysters
ia l'aemande,) Anehovie,, &c. Italian Maccaroni
and Vermicelll. French Pickles (Varantes) Walnut
Cat>up London Porter, JuJuhe Paste. Pepper Sauce,
Bay Water Tapoca, Lemon Syrup. French Sweet
Chocolate and Superior Cocoa. French prepared
and English Mustard Olive Oil, Sperm Oil and Cam
dies Patent Sperm Candles. Ca>rile Almond, Va
rlegated and Family Soaps. PerfImeres. Boston
Water and Sweet Crackers, Pilot Bread and Soda
Biscuit.
Also, the German Mineral Jatcrs the pure Holland
(Schildam) Gin, French Cognac and Cognac Cham
pagne tor med cine The real HeidsIck Champaign
in quart and pint bottles Annette superfne, Swiss
Absyn,he, Curacao and RhenIsh Wines for Medicine.
Their stock of imported Cigars is unsurpassed con-
si>rng Of the following choice brands: La Unlon Re-
gala, Rencurell, Jaquez, Britannia, Princess Norma.
Also the German and SMYRNA Smoking Tobacco.
OSTHElM & NICHOLS.
College ST. next 10 Mr.. Waits Crockery Store.
Burlington, May Is, 1913.
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A REvoLuTIoNARY.--AF AcT.-The fth Of
July, 1885, was celebrated in the usual man.
ner, with civil and military rejoicings in one of
the most considerable towns in Eastern Penn
sylvnnia. In the evening Of the day public
festival was held within beautiful grove at
the suburbs OF the town. The committee OF
arrangements, by request of the orator appoint
ted for the occasion, Mr., collected all the
revolutionary veterans they could find within
the compass of several miles, and arranged
them with fine effect on either side of the chair
of the President. Every thing went off char
mngly-the dinner was excelent-the wine
was delicious-thc music was sonl.cheering
and the toasts patriotic.
After the Dec laraton of independence was
read, Mr.-rose and addressed the meeting
in strain of eoquence which called forth
heartfelt and rapturous bursts of applause
He dwelt pathctically on the hardships and pri.
vations of that little band of heroes who fought
beside our beloved Washington through that
memorable struggle which ended in the gori-
Gus achievement of our liberties. In the midst
of his discourse he turned round TO the old vet
Grams whose moistened eyes showed the chord
that awoke in their recollections was touched
he suddenly questioned a silver headed scptua.
genarian -
What battle have you fought in, my ole
lirend-WOnt you tell us !
Il crossed the Brandywine with Washing
ton fought at Yorktown, and saw the surren
der of Lord Corvallis
And YOU I! continued the orator.
| Il was at Saratoga: and | tell you it don,
our hearts good 10 see the red coats march by
us with furled banners and reversed arms: fin
looking fellows they were too
And you =
Twas with General Greene through all hi
southern campaign, and | fought with him il
every battle =
And you, where wcreyour laurcls won =
'On the sea- answered the old weather bea,
en- tar. Il was with Perry when he taught til
proud Britons that we were as invincible on tn
ocean as on the land
The cheering was tremendous.
The orator went on. And you, tell II
where your honored garlands were earned
speak, Old father, upon what field of blood d
you behold victory perched upon our flag
IVY, Joe, wash at Trenton
'Under Washington, gallant soldier, und,
Washington =
'Oh no. wash ounder Washington also We
he soorendered.'
Surrendered. what do you mean my old h
70 surrendered
IVY, va, mynheer. to be sure We soorende
ed under Sheneral Washington | was one
the IIcssians!'
Imagine, reader, the surprise of the aut
ence, the momen'ary suspense, and the de;
ening roar of laughter and plaupits that f,
lowed.
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PERU IRON COMPANY.

LAVE, and will constantly keep in depcsi,es With
l. l. their Agents at Burlington, VI, Teru manufac-
tured Nails and Iron, of the following description,
to wit -
NATLS
3d. 4d Sd, 3d. Sd, l0d, I'D God 24d 30d 40d God God
,SI'IkES-4 inch, IL, g. 5 Ia and 6,
FINISHING NAiLS-6d, Sd, l0d, I'D, manufac.
tured specially fer finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS-l2d, pod and Dad
ROUND 1RON-3-8 ZIG, l-2, o-l6, Sc, ll-le
ga, -, inch, | Is, | Ia, 3-9, l-2, SIS
"a, inch, 2 Ia, 2 l-2, 3, and 3 l-2.
SQUARE RON-3.9 7.l6 l-2, GIG, 5-S, ll.l6
"a 7-e, |, ] l-s, Ia, | 3-s, 2, 2 l-2 inches.
BAND RON-l Id, | l-2, 3-4, 2, Id, Ia
23-4, 3. IL, a, l-2, inch.
TIRE IRON,-l Id, l-2, I ga, divide, and from
80 to 5-s thick.
HORSE SHOE IRON, various sizes
| HAlfE AND SCROLL IRON. do. do.
| MARBLE SAW PLA T'ES, Gu, 10 order
| short notice.
The Peru Iron Co. manufacture their goods at Gin
tonvle, n. Y. from Iron of their own make. They
intend TO keep in the hands Of their agents full
and complete assortment than can lie found in the
State. 1t is believed that the goods from this estab-
lishment are letter manufactured than those from
any other in its vicinity.
Purchasers respectfully solicited to inspec, the
Goods of,hi> Co-Prices low md terms as favor.
able, as can be obtained in the State.
| T. f. e. w. l.. STRONG, Agents.
Aug. 25h, 1912.
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From the Knickerbocker.
LOVERS AND HUSBANDS.
a THOUGHT ny GARRicK.

We fair married danes who so often deplore
That n lover once best IS n lover no more,
Attend to my counsel, nor blush 10 be taught
That prudence mus, cherish what beauty has caught
Use the man whom Won wed like your favrite guitar;
Though there's music in BOTH they're both apt 10 jar
Now tunefll and soft from a delicate touch!
Not played on too roughly, nor handled too much.
The linnet and sparrow that feed from your hand
Grow fond by your kindness, and come at command
Exert with your husband the same happy skill
For hearts, like your birds, may be tanned at your will
BE gay and good-humorcd, complying and kind;
Turn the chef of your from your face yur mind
It's there that the wife may her conquest improve,
And Iymen will rivet the letters of love.
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THE WARNING.
BY Ri. s. g. ASDROS .

II shall not always be.
The ar breathes where 1t will the wind
In chantless, and the storm is free;
Shall chains enthral the mind
Creation owns no slave; and man,
Shall MAN bend low to scourge and ban,
And quake and suffer, and be still?
1t shall not always be
Arse he husband will.
1t shall not always be!
Awhile he yet may wear the chain
In silence like the Northern sea,
Mid Winters sunless reign;
Awhile he yet may bow him down
To Powers red scourge aud Pride dark frowr
And toll and weep, and be slave;
1t shall not always be
The storm unchans the wave.
II shall not always be!
The lightning shoulders in lis mine,
The thunder sleeps as yet-but see,
Is there no tempest sign?
Ha tyrant, see! and sheath thy brand:
Strike ietter off, from heart and hand
Nor crush Gods image in thy path.
II shall not always be
BE Jusr-or brave his wrath dem. Rerie,c.
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WOOSTER d DAUCIIY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,S,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

26l Rtrer street, Troy, y. y.
Opposite THE MASsIoS HousE.)
ii AVE Ju>t received, and uier for sale, fall and
l. complete assortment of GROCERIES, which
they prepared to sell a. low as they can lie pur-
cha,ei IN This market or New York, either for GA sl
or approved paper. The following articles com
prlsc part OF their assortment.
90 Chests and half chest Of Hy>on, Yong lyson,
liyson SKIN, and Powchong Teas.
30 Hhls ST CroN, Porto Rico and New Orean,
Sugars. Loafand Lump do do
so llhd' ST. Croix, Porto Rico and TRINIDAD
MoasscS.
80 Bag, Old Java, Laguira, Manila and Cuba
Ctflee
100 Boxes and half boxes Raisins.
go Kegs Malaga do IN fine order.
40 Boxes various brands Cavendish Tolaccos,
10 % cents per pound.
i5 ilerces Rice, Pepper, Spices, Cloves, Nut
megs, Saaran>, Ca.sa, Figs, Nuts &C.
so Boxes No. ! Bar Soap.
so do Mould Candle, Gs and g..
Also, Constantly on hand Fish, Flour Salt, lOC
Sacks Liverpool a>hle brand, Mess Pork
Also, Liquors and Wines Of all kinds, which ar,
offered only 70 particular Isiomers.
Country Merchants will do well to call and exam.
inc their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
w. d ID. have made angenenis for the sale OF
Flour, which will enable them furnish al all times
from | 10 500 bills, al the lowest market price, &c
which particular attention will lie paid.
May 26, 1913. 3m
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Mosr EXTRAORDINARILY CoNFEssIo

MosT EXTRAORDINARY CoNFEssIoN.-
During the exercises al the Miller tent on
Sunday evening last, woman became much
excited, and tainted away. She has since
made most extraordinary developement,
having confessed that she committed muir
der several years ago in Great Britain, and
expressed her wish to be sent back 10 pay
the penalty of the law. We have had this
statement from good authority and believe
II will be found TO he correct-Roch. Dem.
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GROCERIES.

~ sugars O'@"''
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sugar
bbs. Crushed and Powdered do do
g. hhds Porto REQ Molasses ,
10 bbs. New Orleans do
40 Chests Hyson, Hyson Skin, Young Hyson
and PonChong Teas.
2 tons Saleraius,
25 KEYS and boxes Plug, Cuvendish and Sheep
Tobacco.
barrel Lorard's Maccaboy Snuff,
Is bbls Smoking and fine cut Chewing Tobacco
so boxes Bunch Raisins
80 bags old Java, Gran Java, Rio, and Lagura
Coffee,
do Pepper and Pimento. Also, Starch, Gin
namon, Numegs, Cloves Pipes, Bur Lamp, Sperm
Candles Ginger, Cod Fish, Mackere Salmon, &c.
With the above, and many other Goods, we wish
TO buy money and offer more for it than s usually
paid nhis vicinity. Purchasers are respectfully in
ved to call. STRONGS.
Nov. II, 1872 25
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From the Democratic Review.
FREEDOM.

by HENRY T. TUcKERMAS.
FREEDOM! beneath thy banner WI. born,--
let me share thy full and perfect life!
Teach me OPINIONS slavery TO scorn
And 10 be free from PASSIONS liter strife -
Free Of the world, n seIfdepondent soul,
Nonrlshed by lofty aims and genial truth,
And made more free by loves serene control,
The spell of beauty and the hopes of youth.
The liberty of nature let me know,
Caught from the mountains, groves and crystal
streams
Her starry host, and sunsets purple glow,
That WOO the spirit with celestial dreams,
On Fahcvs wing eyultina to soar,
Till life's harsh letters clog the heart no more!
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JAMES ii. PLATT,
ROOT 4. SHOE MAKER.
AGENTS FOR 'SHERMAN'S LOZENGES

HAS removed his shop TO Warmers row. opposite
i l. to Howarfs Store, on Church steeet. He has a
large assortment OF Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots,
halt Caters, Booiees and Shoes also, Misses and
Boys Thick Boots and Brosans, all Of which he will
sell at very low prices for cash. All kinds Of work
in his line made 10 order. Please call and examine
his work and prices he feels, confident that both will
meet your appreciation.
Burlington, May 3, lS43. 49f.
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Tor COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA orPHIlllS-
l. lC, CONSUMPTION, WHOOPING COUGH,
and all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases Of the
Lungs, this is believed to lie the most popular d etli-
cacious Medicine ever known in Amcrica,fo proc. OF
which, would refer to those who have used il, and
to the numerous certificates of Physicians and others
attached 10 the inside wrapper of each bottle.
Dr. Amory Hunting, Of Franklin, Mass. writes that
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief, and having consulted with several eminent
physicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Basam to have had the desired effect and recommends
it safe convenient md etlcacous medicine.
DIR. Thomas Brown. ofConcord ~ H., writes tina,
TO his knowledge, has never disappointed the rea-
sonable expectations ofthosewho have used il.
The public particularly cautioned against the
many Commercials or limitations which have partial.
ly or wholly assumed the ofthe genuine article
tCj1Be assured that it is not genuine unless on,
or both Of the written signatures of SAMPSON
REED or WIN. JOHN CUTLER, are found a,achc,
TO yellow label on a blue envelope. (All labels o
and after the date ofDec. 1889, will have the writer
signature of VIM. Jon'n Cmler.l Prepared b.
REED, WING e. CUTLER, Qae Low & Reed,
Wholesale Druggists 81 Chatham ST., Boston, an
sold by Druggists, Apothecaries and country mer
chants generally. Price 80 cents.
PECK e. SPEAR, Agents.
| Burlington, Dec. l. 1912. ".
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a w =.
x lie 81 foot Mill Saws, manufactured 10
W. order at Rowands celebrated works Phiade-
phla.
q, @ I-2 4. foot Cast Steel n Cut Saws,
English Plate.
10, IL, 30, 22, 81 d. 60 inch Circular Saws,
cast steel.
I2.II. I6, Ia, go, &c & 81 inch Cas-, Steel
Sitting Saws. For sale ly
FOLLETT Brady q Co.
Old Dock, June s, 1913,
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TNliE subscribers would respt ctfully callh atten
ton of country merchants to their extensive anG
the present low prices and offered at small adyanc,
from cost viz
Old Government Java Coffee very superior article
Green do do,
Rio and ST. Domingo do,
Saleraus,
Pepper, Cassia,
Spice, Soap,
Ginger Snuff &c. &c.
Rice, Raisins.
FOLLETT BRADLEY e. Co.
Old Dock, June 8, 1913.
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WnB hYRRo
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.

From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We have constantly recurring evidence that
there is nothing new under the sun-not even
in our folles. A contemporary has revived the
following lludjbrastic commcmoration of spe-
cies of "MiIlerism,' which sprang up among
the phrcnzed dreams of man of learning and
property, some forty years ago, by the late DR..
Hopkins, of Hartford Not even the muslin as
Gems ion robes are new (:
SYMPTOMS OF THE MILLENNIUM IN le6l.
HARrroRD January I, 1902.
"Oft has the period been forc,old
Bv Prophets and by Seors of old,
When men and beasts shall all be blcst
With long and universal rest;
When fists no more galnst fists should rise,
No bloody noses, no blackcned eyes;
When goals should into taverns turn,
The galows be cut up to burn;
Oppressed humanity no more
Should wander to Botania's shore;
Bul birds of every note and feather,
And snakes and toads, should flock together,
And bears and wolves should learn 10 browse,
And 90 to pasture wi h the cows.
Then every child, well braced with health
Well fed well clothed, and filled with wealth,
No sorrow in his bosom ranking
Shall die old as Or. Frankin;
And Satan, source of all our evils,
CHEF GOSSIP of the other devils
Shall, for his sins, and tricks, and strife,
TO the state Prison be sent for lfc
That this blost morn npFroacheth nigh,
Behold the beams in yon'er sky!
The cock has crowd, from spray TO spray,
The sonusters greet the God of Day
The day-spring fires the east with red
And smiles every mountains head.
But who the symptoms can relate,
Which verify the book of iaie!
Whose eagle eve, mid guilt and crimes
Can mark the Signs Of coming Times?
Not needless all--,hrough toll and pains,
little remnant vet rcmains-
A DAvip ArsrrS still is found,
Shouting, with wild, cNstatc sound,
That 'Jruc and fdWfW from the cross,
Rides General " 1sbia otGn'S oidh0rSe;
That soon the Genties and Jews
In his new church will purchase pews,
The Eour and 1'rcnty Elders come
Bright from their everlasting home,
Adorn'd with pearls and golden crowns,
To dress themselves in Muslin gowns"-
See some of the works Of this rational divine,
which he rroscs clearly, that the white horse wh'
Gen. Washington used to ride the white horse wh'
the Marquis lafayette rode and the whitchorse whit
Bonaparte rides are the horses which preigu
ed by that in the Apocalypse, on which was seat
him whose name was FAITHrrL and True. In 4
same book i particularly described the dance of Il
Whore Of Babylon. 1t is stored of this exceIle
man, that having discovered that the Millennium won
begin nj New Haven, and knowing that the Jey
were fond Of trading, he built n long row of stores I
them and the Gen,ies; and that he procured four n
twenty long white muslin garments 10 be made
the four and twenty elders.
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For SALE.
CABTNENT' FURNITURE.

CHDINENT FUKNI URE.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER would remind the Public,
l. that he st continues the CABlNENT BUSI-
NESS at the Old Stand on Church Street, formerly
Nichols d. Herrck, and over Mr.. Hurlbuts Store
wherche has good assortment of Mahogany, Black
Walnut, Cherry and Pine FURNITURE, consisting
of Secretaries; Bureaus; Sofas; Dining, Tea, Work
and Toilet, Tables Bedsteads and Stands, which
he will sell for cash unusually low, according to the
times.
WANTED
In exchange, Birch and Maple SCANTL1NG, suita-
BILE for Bedsteds-2 inch, inch, sths and l-2 inch
Eastwood, WHITE PINE BOARDS, BIRCH
BOARDS, and most kinds Of Country Produce
Please call and examine for yourselves.
SAMUEL NICHOLS.
Burlington, Jan. 10. 1913. 34f
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sILLIMAN 4 GARDINFR,

339 Rirer st ate old stand of Baker Gardiner d. Co.
WILL Continue the FRElGHTlNG and COM
w MISSION business, and would respectfully So
lici, share of public patronage. Our vessels com
prise those ofthe first class which will sail regularly
between this city and New York. All goods destined
for the north will I've forwarded direct from the vessels
All property consgnedto Boston and Providence will
be forwarded by our line.
We shall always keep on hand at Wholesale Pork,
Western Flour Fish, and Salt. We have been APP.
pointed the agents for the sale Of Western Barrel
Salt and we prepared TO sell il as low as 1t can
he purchased by the load AT the works.
Troy, n. Y, May l6 l843
II. B. KINGSLY, Agent in Nep York,
3m Office II Coentie Slip.
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SOLAR LAMPS.

4 New and very hand>omce arclc OF Su>pending
IN Lamps, capable Of Burning the chcape-t qualify
of oil and producing pleasant and powerful light, for
sale by JOSEPH WAIT.
limo lG. 1913.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
ia A Neat and convenient HOUSE, with
EE.A&A N garden and good water attached,
IssssHA ea>antlv situated the business Part
lls6IS3 OF the village; very desirable residence
esk11S and wilt he sold low. For terms apply TO
JOSEPH WATT
Corner of Church and College sis.
Burlington, April IL, 1913. DC
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Life ! Life y Life -

nR. Jonathan Moore's ESSENCE OF LIFE The
- most highly esteemed Medicine that has ever
been discovered for curing Coughs, Colds, Asthmos
and CONSUMPTIONS. 1t will also remove the
Whooping- Cough in one week. Prepared by HEN
RY SEYMOUR, from the original receipt, by the direc
ton Of said Moore.
For sale wholesale, by PECK & SPEAR, Burn
ton, and at retail, by the principal Druggists in
United States.
Orders directed TO Henry Seymour, Hadey, Mas
will receive prompt attention, and any quantity
Medicine Immediately furnished.
CAUToN.-A> there is much of the spurious ar,i
Gle for sale sU|he particular 10 enquire for that pre-
pared by Henry Seymour, Hadey, Massachusetts.
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LOOKTNG GLASSES.

A LARGE and well selected assortment, consist.
"A ing of Gin, Mahogany and Gill, Mahogany, and
Fancy framed Looking Glasses, for ss!e at greatly
reduced prices at the Hardware Store, Corner Of
Church and College Sts., by HAGAR g. ARTHUR.
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'T>IlE subscribers are constantly supplied with
L full assortment of Nails and Iron, manufactured
ly the Au Sable Iron Works, and the Eagle Nail Co
rs follows:
3D. i'd Cd Sd lOd 12d god Dad BOD 4Od sod and God nails
t. a. 3, 81, and 6 inch Spike
Cd 81 lOd I'D and pod finishing Nails and Brads,
Round and Square Iron from g. to ~ inch
Band Iron from Ia 10 inch,
Horse Shoe Iron
Extra do do
Scroll and iInme do,
Marble Saw Plates,
The goods manufactured by the above companies
not surpassed if equaled by any manufactured in
this vicinity, and they Offered to the public upon
terms as favorable be obtained in the State
Purchasers will find il for their interest to call before
purchasing elsewhere as we have superior article
and will not be undersold
FOlLETT, BRADLEY e. Co.
Old Dock, June s, 1913.
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JOSEPH WAIT

WHICH he will sell a, the following rs,y mode
w rate prices for ready pay.-vz:
Printed Tea Cups aud Sancer> the set from 81 cts up.
Printed Tea Sets, 80 pieces, from S1,5O up.
White Granite Tea Sets newest style, % pieces 81 So
Printed Breakfast, Dinner and Tea Sets, Al p>. 252
do do do do SO piece 1927
White Granite do DO from 1852 to 4,32
do quart and pint Bowls, per doz. "a and Los
Blue Printed Tea Pots, each 81
Printed Chambers from so cents mp.
CHINA WARE.
Sprie'l China Tea Sei>, 30 pieces $3.50 upwards.
Gold Band & Sprgj China rplares, from 225 to 8 50
wine c chna ca r' pae' S'p per oz Il
COMMON WARE.
Edged Plates from 80 to GO cents per dozen.
Edged Baker and Naples, from to % cents each.
Pitchers, pin> to half gallon, from to 25 each
Mugs, pini- and half pints from 10 cents each.
Common Chambers from Is TO 80 cts. each.
FIRE PROOF WARE.
Yellow Baking plates, per dozen from IS cts TO 81 co.
Yellow Oven dishes, to l3 inches, from 10 10 "a
Yellow Cake Pans, to II inch, from l3 to % cents
Yellow Naples from G. II and Is cents each.
| Handled Soap lippcrs, 6 cent each.
GLASS WARE.
Good Tumblers from 80 cents upwards.
Moulded and Cut Wines, from IS cts. TO $50 per doz
Salts from II ct, 10 100 per pair.
Cru't> 10 cts per par.
Lemonade Glasses rs cts 10 2,25 per dog.
| Lamps, all sizes from 10 cts 10 so each.
| Study Lamps with shades, Is cts.
Lanterns from 50 cts upwards
aud great variety of other articles in the Crocker,
| and Glass Ware line. all OF which will he sold 1nuc
cheaper than can lie had AT any other store in TN
| state.
Burlington, June, lS43 jsnln
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Sugars and MOlasses.

DORTO RICO, New Orleans TRINIDAD Molasses,
i in Hhds., Terces and Bbls.
Porto Rico ST. Crox aud New Orleans Sugar.
Philadelphia and New York Loaf and Lump do
S,uarts & Woolsey, & Woolsey's double refined do
White and Brown HAVANA do
Crushed and Powdered do
For Sale by the subscribers al small advance from
cost FObl.ETT, BRADLEY Il Co.
Old Dock, June 8, 1913.
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TOBACCO

~. BONES "Bonn's" Cavendish Tobacco
80 do Ender>" do do
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