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vas reported BY d. cosaaitteo isibliout ,li,
scctiou, and when he question on englo sing T.
,ur lnal passage, some oft formo, 'surporers
voted against il, whilst 1t was sustained ty some
who had previously opposed it. The vote stood
thus:
.YEAS-Messss, Bateman, Herrien, Boulguy.
Chambers, Clay ton, Edwards, Hart ,sor, Ifayue,
johnson Of LA, Kane, King Of Ala, Knight
Mills, Ridgely, Robbins, sanford, Srsheo, Smith
Of Nd, Thomas, Van Buren, aud Williams 81 :.
NAYS-Messrs, Barton, Bon, g.ntan Branch,
Chandler, Chase, Cobb, Dickers,n Eaton, Find
ley, Hendricks, Holmes, Johnson Of Nv Ma.
con Marks, Mckinley, Mott. finlnlph, Reed,
Rowan, Ruggles, Seymonr, smith al y C.. Tay.
well, White, Wiley W2odDnry x. (, ong.
Debates, p. p. .Ss 30
We could refer TO opinions OF other ds,.n.
gnishsd men approving the principles and
ssasral objects of Bankrupt act but vc
deem 1t unnecessary. Connecting wha,
has been adduced with the fact that tho late
act was neither passed nor repealed by a
stric. party vote, how sppremely ridiculous
tocall il ",ohig rcpudioting act" To tbs
dactrins Of repudiation it has no analogoy
whatever. The canceing of the bankrups
debts in the eye Of The law upon condition
that he gives up his effects, is done by an
snsct'nent of tho National Legislature
which represents both tho creditor and the
debtor, and which is empo @crcd Nv ,he Con
stltution, under these circumstances. ITO reg
/ ulate matters between them. Republication
rs The assumption on The part OF the debcr
TO cast oil The debt by mere denial of il.
With respect to the propriety Of the course
Of men who may have taken the benefit u
the Bankrupt act, We have nothing to say
Thoss who simply await themselves OF the
established laws OF the land, mus, he their
own Judges Of The propiciy OF the step. Bul
70 bold up such as an ofi-et 10 ,hose uhc
participated in the benelis OF The Union
bank, in its prosperous days, and now de
hounce il and The bonds whrh nndc il rs a
fraud upon the constitution, IS 100 slarinl
aud fi.nsey to require EXPOSITION
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Hriians arrived at Boston
on sunday We have adsices by hen 70 the
18Th u. from Liverpool, snd hc 18th from
London :
Our acknowledgement are due 10 Harm
den s. Co.'S ESpress, 10 Wilmer q Smith,
and 10 ous co incorporates ut Boston and
New York.
Tho Caledonia arrived At Liverpool 90
the 18Th ult ainr y passage Of ~ days
The cotton maIkei was active, and There
had been two advance. Of !. I'd
The corn market was rather depressed
Mr. Henry WaIlac9as become tho lessee
Of Coyen, Garden, which wit be opened
undo, the new management IN the latter
part OF Scpismbsr.
harvest prospects hoax brighter Tbs
weather, during the iasI 10 days had boen
GLORIOUS,
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10 iae Votfrs Of ygpah, fontotor, l."
(oyeu,, Ponold, U.SOto, TnaicG, Ccdto'ea'
and MHshaN COUNTIES.

NsH IVA ifaNHfs NNhHFH6s
tELLoW clrrEEvs;
The Legislature az ne late
called session having provided that Tic Clerk
Of the District Chancery Court, be elected by the
people, 1, having becomo a Candidate for
that oaicc, hsve adopted this mode OF presenting
my name before the people OF The District, isom
The iu CT that il will not be in my power 10 sec
and become personally acquainted with
al my fellow citizens, from whom lam solioi
ting suffrage.
The FIRST and highest Of our earthly du'ic7i'
the support OF our family, aud 10 tins end have
been most ansiously md industriously engaged
in my profession, unit! much affection asd III
health have greatly impaired my ability to un'
dtrgo the arJuous dutiee connected With lis pof-
suit aud imporatiyciy demand tint Idhoil deest
iron, the Iabourl aud exposure consequent upon
my professional avocattons. TO discharge this
duty then in my case, must abandon it If il is
possible for me otherwise TO procure The means
Tor is accomplishment, Believing thot both my
education aud pursuits in life, together. with a
desire closely 90 apply myself in the discharge
| of the day that may DO incumbent upon me,
will fully enable nc to Gil with oHtirc aatisiac-
ton 60 the coantry the station TO which aspire,
| confidently appeal to generous public for
their suffrage and support.
! have for many years past been resident OF
siol.y Springs, aud have become prcttygenvral.
iy known 60 tho citizens of Aarshail County
| by such q character as have formed among those
who have known me longest and best, am viii
| ling TO stand or fall And when ,nc-'ineairy
which - proper and light to be instituted il
I RECORD 10 all Candidates for office halI be made
il T. be honest IL he capabie--is he faithful tt
the country 1.-THE answer, so Tar as am con
\ cerned, she'll not be satisfactory, il viii be th,
4 duty Of every patciot 20 vote agains, me, but
IL the contrary the reply shall be in the afr
native, may justly hope to receive the conf
dcncc and support of my fellow citizens.
}. As the oihcci, entirely disconnected with th
political questions OF the day, shall not ever
4 ailude to IN" position which occupyn regarl
, TO this subject To You tue selection which J
70 be mbde, among the Candidates before you
may he matter Of bat little oarc--to mo it i
matter Of vast interest and Importance, and
trust That the examination aud enquiry whcl
you may institute in regard TO tho character unr
!, qualifications OF those who are running for TIL
, office, viii lead you 10 the lasiou, that III
discharge Of its duties, aud The interest OF liz
\ puhlic,in connection with them, may be saftI,
entrusted 60
4 Your obj servant and
Fellow Citizen.
j. o. WALKER.
I Holly Springs, Angst 1913.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!

cElIiE undersigned has just received aud will
d. keep or hand, srpPly cf the following,
Celebrated and Popular Medicines, Viz:
Br MoTds Cclebratod Lie aills & Phoenix
Eitters.
Dr. Boggs' ronic Mixtaro, Nerve aud Bone
Ii. saent
ID. Brsggs' Touio and Anti-billjoua Pills for
Fever n Ague
. Dr.. Bogga' Compound Fluid Ex 0! sarsapa-
fila.
All orders for Agencies mist be addressed
(post paid) 10 DR.. J. &. Doggs, Fairv,ew, his.
Genera! Wholesale Agont or TO the undersigned
SIMON K. GPiGHT
agent for Tippua County
Ripley, sanu4ry, l843.
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4 + the July Term, tSl3, Of the Probate
~ Court of Tippah County, Mississippi,
Letters Of Administration were grams
ted 10 the undersigned on The estate OF John
Wells. deceased. Notice is therefore here
by given 10 all persons Who have cla,us
against said estate TO present tho same,
property authenticated, within The tito. pre-
,crlbed by law, OF the came will be barred.
JonN L. Visits,
hlILfs A. WELLS, Admins,
Jossfn M. NrLas,> 'r,tora
September, Tth lSl3--- 40 CIV
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dot almost lreszos The blood 9Th horror.
On or o, nc bsyous, near Lake Bofen-,
Inc remains II man by no arm. 81 TIE,
renee Robin, creole, were discovered ban
ging to four aces. After beiag stain 10 had
BEEN quartered, and each 81 The four qaor-
tiers suspended 70 separate tree. 40 clue
has yet been discoveretiha could lead 10
the detection of the perpetrators Of lhIs
h.arllsss and unparalleled deed OF cruelty.
lTrooic
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n, U@s' SAs.a. DL
Negroes a. Rand

III n conformity wIh certain Deed OF
n trust executed by Archibald Richards
and Charlotte Richards hs vita to the
auiefslgret, Alexander Z, Blair and Maih.
ew Lacy, Trustees 10 secure the payment
Of cefain debts duo Samuel II UoHay and
X, Z. Arnett, bearing date on the 18Th
DAY Of September, 1910, and recorded ia
iho Probate Clerks ONCE Of fsppah County
~ Deed Book Q, psges 62s, oZJ, y G5U
viii expose 90 rale 10 the highest bidder at
Auction, on the FIRE, Monday in April next,
(iSit) at the door OF tho Court House IN
Ripley, Eippah County Mississippi, all the
following described aad and negroes, de-
scrlbed in sad Deed Of Trust to wit:
Tie East halt Of Section Thirty two, In
Township One, Of Range One East, in the
Chickasaw Land District Also, bohn, Dan
bridge, Talbot, Anderson, Joha, "a boy)
Stephen, Eliza, Elizabeth, Frankly Susan,
Ann, Elm, Chaney ard parlheney, and
their increase, OF so many as wiii satisfy
The claims aforesaid and all interest accrued
and aecrung thereon, till paid, and all costs
incidental tothe execution of said Deed Of
Trust, Terms Of sale will s.. cash We
viii convey zach l;!o oaiy, as is vested ~
Us as Trustees, wh!cn IL believed TO b.
perfectly good.
ALEXANDER c. BLAIR
NAIrKEW Lacy
Trustee
seF.sa5sr, tsh 1913 e. fim
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Gss Indicates.


We at- authorized 10 ANNOUNCE OR,
tAhDo DAVIS Esq Candidate 10 rep
resent fippah County 10 the ncXt regnIsr
session OF The Legislature, al lie No' ember
Election :
FoR NIGg Cu.NCrLLoR.
We are aulhoaized TO announce iiENRy
DICKINSON, lsq. OF Loundes, rs u candidate
for Wee Chancellor, a! the next election.
IoR Vi6s Cn.NoELIoa. -CLRgK
GIVE are authorized 10 announce DR.
JOSEPH o. Walker, OF Holly Springs, as
Candidate Tor the Office of Clerk Of the
Chancery CouY, Of his District, al The No
vember Election.
O.TW4 are authorized TO announce w
b. KlMBEii. Of Ripley, as Candidate
for Clerk of'he Wee Chanccry Court for
tbs D,srricr composed Of tho Counties Il
Tippah, Pon,ctoc, Marshal, Lafayette, Pc
noa, De Solo, iunlca, and Coahoma
foa POLICEMEN
We are authorized to announce Col.
RoarRr n. CHRISTIAN as a candidate for
the office OF Policeman, IN The Alb district.
FoR PRoDArE CLERK,
0.rWe are authorized TO announce Wm
MCGEE ESQ, Candidate for he office OF
Probate Clerk, los Tippah County.
For ASSESSOR OF TAXES,
We are authorized to announce WILEY
HAMILTON, as Canditdto Tor re-olec>
tion TO office OF Assessor Of Taxes, for TIP
pali County, AZ the. November election.
FoR kANGER,
J. 4. FORD, is Candidate for the
o'sce o! Ranger Of I'ippah County, ut sh'
aeXt general election.
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From The ". q. Iropic fMn i2,h
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM
TEXAS.

The steamship Sarah Baroes arrived
from Galveston Yesterday morning Amnoa
tho passengers were Messrs Gray and
Cummings, forme.lv Isl aud ri I.ie,rop,
snts OF the texas sioop Of war Ac~,ru
We. lsatn from J.,ent. Gray that DR.
Levi JGnes-aai, si0uIion has been eiec
ted TO CoDgrc. FROM Galveston, by he
meagre ajor''y Of ak q eight yolos. ca
Morgan, formerly navy commissioner, has
been beat. Cooke has beeu 81 Ct,od IN Sau
Anonio--1'hcre is but iuIe doubt hat a
majority of the members rleci, arc friend,
to Houston, although it's quite probable
that Com. Moore will be reinslated in his
position IN the Navy, after which be will
immediately resign.
The Galveston Civilian Of The 3O.b ult
bas the following itemns:
II B. NJ. sloop OF war Scyla returned
TO Vera Cruz aud anchored III this por on
Monday, bringing as is reported, dispatches
for the British Minister here
We learn thai the Texas prisoners are
10 DC marched to tho RIO Grande in body
andihere liberated, and that request has
been forwarded 10 this Government to pro-
vide means for defraying their expenses
from then be to the settlements oil Texas
~
State Woraate. price Of cur
State Warrants, in jackson has little ad>
vanced since the adjournment, of the Leg
islature. They are nov selling iron, 80 to
IS though the brokers, NO believe
refuse to give more than IS cents. Tax
payers should supply themselves With war.
rants, with as little delay as practicable, q,
they will advance much higher in price in Q
few weeks. The amount in circulation il
the State is less than the amount Of taxes tc
b collected, and those shs de moi pnrchast
warrants will have to pay in specie. - Ms
siss;ppian.
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TvvtlE undersigned tender their thanks
ID. TO the public for the very libera pat
ronage heretofore extended 10 them,
and would be grateful for continuance Of
Inc same They still occapy their old
sand Oh too South side Of the public
square, where one or both OF them ma
always DO found. All work entrusted T.
them viii be promptly executed for Casn
OF good CASH NcrEs. Cutting and Repair.
ing done on tho shortest notice for Cash
only
GoSSETr 4 BiGGs
September, 2nd 1875 tJtl
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Iiahomiago County Circuit Court. april
Is,'m, 1913.
Jesse George, }
vs. Bill for Divorce.


Rachael Goorgo,s
F9NHE PlainiH having filed his original
- bIl'tor divorce "d. Himula Matri-
moniT' ia the Circuit Court OF said
COUNTY and II appearing 10 the court ihat
the defendant is not resident OF this State !;
1t 10 therefore ordered by tho court, that
publication OF The pending Of this cause be
made IN the Ripley Advertiser, Newspa
per published IN The Town OF Ripley Nils.
slss,pp,, Tor sIN successive weeks; and lhat
un csa he SAID defendant appear at ,be
oext Term Of sad court, 10 be holden at The
Court House in the Town OF JacHlo, Oh
tho second Monday IN October next, and
plead, answer, or demur to said bill, the al
legations therein contained Will be taken
"pto coulass0" aud a decree granted uccor-
ding 10 he prayer Of The complainant.
] A. TAYLOR, CLERK
July l2sh 1850 40 Gw-pr' fes $40.
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some white hairs on the mane, II hands
RICH supposed to be 4 or ) years old; sPprai-
sea to S35. August S0lh 1913.
TAKEN up ~ James Kinney, living 2
niles woai Of Ripley, enc yoke Of oxen,
oes red and white, some while on his back
ard BELLY, tho bnsh % his tai white, mar
ked with slit in each ear; the other q
dark hrnd'e, marked wilh swallow fork
ID tha tight ear and csoP OIL the 'lafl sup.
posed 70 10 years old, appraised e $50
September, I'd ,s43--4S-os
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MYSTERIOUS ArfArH Information was
lodged al the Police Office ofihe FRS. M.
aicipa!''y' Yesterday, 81 .cgcumstaBcs
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Liquors..

CnEEss and Crackers, ior sale at x,No'a
corncr by J u. WALKER.
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1UMIOTf (sIOUana
,Nx-~A
HOLLY fs:s:AN SP RINGS. Mi
::i,R

L Take this method OF informing my friends
- aid The pubic, that have taken chssge Of
The uNloN HoUsE- formerly occupied by Mrs
Graft where shall be pleased 10 see aud enter
tain them &C All udnos ;and hope, BY strict atteu-
ton TO thci, VENTS a2d comforts, TO merit their
patronage.
WYATT EPPEs.
Holly Springs, Jan. LIST lS43.
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Queens Ware

I'e', Cups, Plates, Dishes, and Bowlcs for sale
low tor cash by J:B. WALKER.
ASrLCrActrs, tszoRs and SHAVING toAP, for
- 9ole OF klNGr corner, low for cash by
J Il. WALKER.
Ridley, may LIST. 1919
Nnw,Ncrrg and Spanish Cigars OF first rate
qAui lily for sale at K,Nes corner low for
Cp1 by ]. 3. WALKER.
Ripley, may lsi3.
JusT received, and for sale a first rate article
Of hoLAss.s Call ut k,EGs corner.
J. u. WALEEN.
Ripley, May &, 1913.
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W. kisbGE!sIblN.
co1fMISSIoN MERCHANT.
: MEmpnrs, Tenn

Oncc IN Msse,s walker, Greer n Cos now
building corser Of Union Street and b.issiasippi
Row.
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Medical Notice.

81: (: Z: =: =: g.: +; =: :: 4: Z;
s~s IN The various branches Of he
HEALING ART. =,
And hopes, by strict ii,'cn,ion 10 'his profes.
s,onal du'iea, to mcf,t liberal share Of
public patronage.
CeS-lLjs Office is the same heretofore occu-
pied by Laird, Ellis & Wyinan, where he
may al al tines be found, unless profess
siona'iy abssnf
!. Ocrf, 18Th, 1912. l--3m
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OF swsgr VINE, bs j. d. WALLER.
Ripley, May &, A3.
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ALEXANDER c. BLAIR,
aATrKEW Lacy

ssrsaas-. ISL $50 o. tin
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GOOD coffee undsugar for sale at Kings
corner, by }. b. WALKER.
april 22fiSi3
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first rate article OF GoxpoS ALg and Por
rER for sale at KIscs corner by
J. .. WALxER.
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Medicine.

yosr Received and ior sale Coppera., Indigo
Pepper spice Sc. by J. u. WAlKEK.
dplcy, may TO- tSi3
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N'5oNt = DIuUH
September, 2nd 1915 3Jtl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12
Correspondence of the Newark Daily Advertiser.
THE FIVE GREAT MEN OF EUROPE.
LORD BROUGHAM.

TRAFALGAR Square, LONDON, 1912.
The first object of interest to an American
visiting the House of Lords, is Brougham. He
enters the small apartment in which they hold
their sittings-so very small, in fact, that it will
not contain more than half their number-and
Immediately opposite the door is crimson vel.
vet chair, richly gilt and surmounted by
splendid canopy. That is the English throne.
Immediately in front of the throne, and se2ara.
ted from it by brass railing, is huge square
cushion, very much like cotton bale, covered
with crimson cloth, and known all the world
over as the 'Woolsack.' Upon it is seated
very old man with very severe countenance
and enveloped in big wig and flowing robes
That is not Brougham, but his successor Lord
Chancellor Lyndhurst, native of Boston, a
first honor graduate of the English Cambridge
and the man who now disputes with Sir Will
lam Toilet the distinction of being the first
lawyer in England Running your eye along
the cushioned benches you will see a slender
man, with a thin, wrinked countenance, dark
hair, and piercing eye, clad in rusty coat, and
chewing opium all the while he is busy taking
notes of speech that is just now being deliv.
cred. His whole appearance to-day is as shah.
by as that Of Grub street hack Tomorrow he
may be tricked out to the last degree of dandy.
ism so singular is the affectaiion of this great
man III regard 10 uress. In MS manners too
he is frequently very uncouth, and was told al
the Hotel Meurice in Paris, that when there
he generally distinguished himself by his rude
pess of dress and demeanor, by his scolding the
servants and frequent squabbes with the wait.
ers aud hack drivers.
But his opponent has concluded, and he ID
just rising to reply. His first sentences, like
those Of most great orators, are exceedingly or.
binary, and delivered in style that any school
boy might have equalled. lie turns to the bun
die Of small slips Of paper beside him, rakes u,
one OF them' and, after holding it close to hi,
eyes for moment throws it bebini him anl
goes forward. The storm liz rising. HI man
nefis becoming every moment more animated
his voice, never pleasing is growing more lone
and shrill his arms swing back and forth If
nncou,h, but most efficient gestures IN.
House is perfectly stled, and by the time h,
arrives at the second head of his argument. 4
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UU1R hYRB0
ALL THINGS PERISH SAVE VIRTUE.

L = ~
Sweet morn-so cool, SO calm, so bright,
The bridal of the earth and sky,
The dew shall weep thy fall to night,
For thou must die.
"Sweet rose'-whose fragrance now crave
To glad my sense and Joy mine eye,
Thy root is ever in its grave,
And thou must die.
Sweet spring-so full of shine and showers,
1t makes the weary spirit sigh,
To think, with all their herbs and flowers
That thou must die.
Swee, music-e'en the lovely song,
Which from my harp in window nigh,
Is floating on the breeze along
Zen thou must die.
And all the bright and glisteninp tram,
OF stars that stud the deep blue sky,
Must they all perish-none remain
To glad the eye?
And wales, and fields, and rushing streams,
And mountains that invade the sky,
Are they as baseless our dreamsl
And must they.die
And all that's beautiful and fair,
On Natures face-love's melody,
That makes sweet music of the air
All, all must die!
man. frail form of senseless clay,
Though now his glance is proud and high,
Perchance upon this passing day,
He, too, may die!
But the bright soul that, shrined within
The quenchless light in mortal form
Though dmmed by misery and sin,
Dcfes the worm.
When all the stars shall fade away,
And suns in their own blaze expire,
And trackless comets cease 10 stray
With wandering fire
The soul shall ever live, nor know
The lapse of time but dwell on high
And share-ln endless JOY or wo-
Eternity.
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PERU IRON COMPANY.

LAVE, and will constantly keep in deposte with
l i their Agents at Burlington, Vt, Peru manufac-
ured Nails and Iron, of the following descriptions,
10 wit
NAILS.
Sd, 3D. Sd, 81, 3d. 1od I'D god, 24d 3Od 4Od sod God
SPIKES-4 inch, "a 5, 5 IL and 6.
NAILS.-6d, Sd, l0d, I'D, manufac.
tured specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS.-l2d, 20d, and 24d
IRON. -
ROUND IRON,-3-s g, 7-l6, IL, GIG, So, ll.l6
"a, 10, inch, | l-s, | Ia, 49, 1 IL, So
3-4 inch, 2 la, IL, 3, and IL.
QUARE RON-3.9, ZIG, IL 9-l6 5-S, Ills
"a, 10, l.s, Ia, 3-s 2, l-2 inches.
BAND RON-l Ia, l-2, "a, 2, Aid, 2i-2
ia, 3. IL, 4, 4 l-2, inch.
3-S TO So thick.
HORSE SHOE IRON. various sizes
HANE AND SCROLL IRON. do. do.
MARBLE SAW PLATES, cut 10 order 4
shur, notice.
The Peru Iron Co. manufacture their goods al Cln .
tonve, N. Y. from Iron Of their own make. They
intend to keep in the hands Of their agents more full
and complete assortment than can lie found in the
State. Ii is believed that The goods from this esfab-
lishmcnt better manufactured, than those from
any other in its vicinity.
Purchasers respectfully solicitedto inspect the
Goods ofihis Co.-Prces : low and terms as favor
able, as can lie Obtained in the State.
T. =. & w. L. STRONG, Agents.
Aug. 25th, 1912.
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From the New Mirror.
THE SWORD AND THE STAFF.

The following song, suggested by the elo.
lent remarks of Mr.. Summers, on the present
ion of the sword of GENERAL washington
nd the cane Of DocToR FRANKLIN, to Congress
the United States, was sung by Mr.. Russell
his recent concerts in this city.
The sword of the hero!
The snit of the sage!
Whose valour and wisdom
Are stamp'd on the age!
Time hallow'd mementos
or those who have riven
''The scep,re from ,yran!s,
The lightning from heavenH'
ii.
This weapon, of Freedom
Was drawn by the son.
And it never was sheathd
Till the battle was won!
No stain ofdishonor
Upon ii we see!
Twas never SURRENDERED
Except TO the free
III.
While Fame claims the hero
And patriot sage
Their names to emblaZon
On Historys page,
No holier relics
viii Liberty hoard,
Than FRASKLIN' S staff, guarded
By WAsHISGToN's sword
G.P. NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12
TO LETT.
White Lead.
GROCERIES,

~ Hhds. ST. Croix Porto Rico and New Orleans
~ Sugars
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Suga
bbs. Crushed and Powdered do do
g. hhds Porto REQ Moasses,
10 bbs. New Orleans do
40 Chests Hyson, Hyson Skin, Young Hyson
and Pouchong Teas.
2 tons Saleraus,
25 kegs and boxes Plug Cavendish and Sheep
Tobacco
barrel Lorillard's Maccaboy Snuff,
Is bbs Smoking and fine Gu, Chewing Tobacco
so boxes Bunch Ralsns,
sc bags old Java, Gran Java, Rio, and Laguirs
Coffee
do Pepper and Pimento. Also, Starch, Gin.
namon, Nutmees, Cloves, Pipes, Bur Lamp, Sperm
Candles Ginger Cod Fish, Mackerel, Salmon, &c.
With the above, and many other Goods, we wish
to buy money and offer more for it than lie usually
paid inhs vicinity. Purchasers are respectfully in.
vited TO call. STRONGS.
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