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The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-15

MORE QuAgrz-Judge Galloway has CON-
menced operations on the " Highland quartz
ledge" about IA miles above Downieville.
The claims have been pretty well tested-in
fact considerable money has been taken out /;
but for years nothing has been done except
some gougiug by Mexicans Galloway intends
putting in tunnel to tap the ledge at good
point to follow from, aud after getting it in
shape to work, purposes building two arastras,
IN good time, up TO a 64stamp mill. Excel
lent rock is found in abundance, and those who
know it all assure Us this ledge is a continue
tion of that low yielding so rich at the Buttes.
We wish the Judge and Mckenzie the largest
possible fortune, in the shortest reasonable
time Sierra Democrat
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MO oPIUM OR CALOMEL.-

MO OPIUH OR CALOMEL.-
DR.. WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS HAS NO EQUAL ASA
LUNG MEDICINE, AND is ESPE-
CIALLY ADAPTED TO THE CON-
STITUTIONS OF FEMALES AND
THOSE SUFFERING FROM CON-
SUMPTION OR ANY LUNG COM
PLANT. GIVE IT A TRIAL.
REDINGTON d CO..
Wholesale Agents, 4l6 and 4lS Front
street, San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-15
ALSO,
SandfOrds Family Calhartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts.

And put in glass cases, air tight, and will keep
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-15


ing their testomony in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator and
swallow both together.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-15
DR. Bakers Pain Panacea

4l6 and AIS Front street San francisco.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-10
BRANDRETHs VEGETABLE PILLS.

The intailible for oostiveuess, spasms, loss of ap
petite, sick headache, gddiuess sense of blosiing
after mt ais, dizziness, drowsiness, and crsmping
pains, and all disorders of the stomach and bowels
q Original Letter at 2sa Canal street, New
York
j. j. @ COOK, publisher of the ate Banner
Bean ington, Vt, says be was attacked with DfS'
PEP ,lA, and suffered severely from IL, that not
particle OF food could be swallowed without ocoa
siontng the most uncomfortable sensation In biz
stomach. For i've years he suffered from THU
dreadful complaint, whsn he used BRANDRErH's
PILLS The fr>t box did not seem TO benefit hin
much. hat the second produced a change, and by
the time he had taken six boxes, COMPLETE
CURE was effected. He ssys-"My dyspepsia VA
cana ana, my expectation of an an early death van
ished. "a, pnxNc,
BRANDRETH's PILLS are sold 81 the PRiNC q
PALOF / L, 2o4 CANAL STREET, ana oNioN
SQUARE, New York. ed, -,
Obtain YOUR first supply rem one ofthese d. depot 20,
from of the regular advertised agen's TOR TN
GENUINE BRANDRETH'S PILLS: you will theI
know how TO discern between the true and thu
false. Sold by
PENN, Rutland,
B. L MEAD, West Rutland
and all respectable dealers in medicines.
March l. lo-d&wim
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR., DUPoNICo's GOLDEN PILLS
BOP

pk, DUPONICo'S GOLDEN FILLS
,.. P0R FEMALES.
DgaSols 10 .ersefing regulating and rslOrag al Oh
SfTNefioas from tcAatsrsy eaaSs, and allcayJ
tE6esSsfpI as a pYsosHttpe.
The combination OF INGREDIENTS In these PILLS art
perfectly harmless Their efficacy aud merits ar,
basea upon an extensive practice OF over 30 years
and where the directions have been strictly folio wed
they have filled to rect all Irregu arit ies
They relieve painful and difficult Menstruation, (par
toularly at the change OF life) The will cure tn,
Whites and remove all distractions arising from
colds, exposure, or any cause and may be success
fully used as preventive. Price 81 90 per box
Sold by POND & MORSE, (Druggits.)
Agents for Rutland, Vt.
Ladies: BY sending them 800 through the Rut
sand Post-Oice can have the pills sent to any par
OF the country, (confdentialiy) by mail, Sold II
Whitehall by J. &, RoSgAton and d. Wrsgat; Nor
throp Soa Castleton; J. j. JoSIin, PouItney, and by
one Druggist in every village and town In the United
States
N. B,--LoOh out for ooun erfeits. Buy no Geldei
Pills nf any kind unless the box signed s. D. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe there
fore you value your lives and health ito say noth
ing OF being humbugged out of your money! Blu,
only Of those who show the signature OF S. ID How
on every box, hilh has recently been added on &C
count of the Pills being oounterfsited.
uly q dswty
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CAEAP PATRIOTISM. - Our people are
clamorous in urging the government to sustain
itself by direct taxation, and at the same time
propose to defraud the revenue of the duties
levied upon tea and coffee by using home
made substitutes for these imported luxuries.
An exchange contains six different recipes
for preparing beverage from rye, barley
and other materials, designed to take the
place OF the matutinal Java. Now ii is
highly probable that rye, sweet potators,
peas and carrots may be SO prepared as to
yield an agreeable drink, OF fine coffee
color, and harmless in its effects. There
have always been persons who believed that
tea or coffee did not agree with them, and if
such persons prefer these elaborate discusses
to pure water, we know of no objection in
life. But let no one abandon his favorite
beverage from economy alone. The ex
penses of the government must be met, and
the more thoroughly we relish the luxuries
from which they are derived, the more read
lily shall we pay our share. Many people
are willing that the revenues of the naiion
should be raised by taxing Injuries which
they can do without. They desire that the
car of victory should move on, but without
putting their own shoulders to the Wheel
They do not reflect that this car is freigbted
with all they hold most dear, and that they
cannot personally afford to have it arrested
or delay ed Springfield Republican.
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Express.
= UTL AN d, APRIL 1sr, 1852.

CIRCULAR
Important to Shippers Of Freight between New
Yr'k Albany, Troy, Boston, to all parts OF Yer
mont, Northern New York, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts,, and the Canadas.
Goods aud Parcels can be shipped by this line to all
points south OF New 'rk also, to all places ooou.
pied by the MON Army In the southern States.
THE SATIoVAl. EXr 'BsS 90.
Having obtained increased facilities for carving
eeavy FRI light, pr pared to offer to their Gus
TONERS tat OF rates for goods In largo lots that
must give satisfaction.
The, do not undertake TO compete in prices with
Ok Carts or Canals, but TO 3 moderate addition to
regular rsnports ion charges they will give their
Gu tomers the b. neft OF EXPRESS lime on PAS.
SENGEK TRAINS
Slow Coaches arr PLAY ed out. Speed is the order
of the day, nd By careful treatment of p operty In
trus ed to their Gaze quick time and prompt de-
livery, they are deter riued to make their route
even more than formerly the Popular Line.
For particulars OF prices cal al the Superin end.
euts flee In Tfoy,-the general Office "a Broadway,
New Iok or any of the offices our line. bear
ing In mimi that BY route the Is charge for
carriage between conn DING lines, nor any cha re
Tor delivery within any reasonable distance in any
city village our route that is large enough for
an Express wagon to turn around in.
Shippers by this liue will confer a favor on the
Manager IL they will reportto the superintendent
any careless handling OF ireght or airy incivility
on the pa of emp oy.es:
c.N. THOMPSON, agent
II. n Virgil, Supt. dsw&w
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ANALYZEp BY Chiffon

Bear 10 mind that while other HAIR dyes are en-
dorsed as harmless an efioaoiou., By THEIR FRO
PBIgrogs alone, CHEISrAD RoS HAIR DYE Ii
certified by DR. Chiffon, the Dustin guished Chem.
RI AIS aud therefore as Nafe 1t is superior. DR.
Chiffon has BEEN elected by the city OF New York tc
aBa,yZe the CROTON WAlkS, and he has pro
nounced Christodoro Dye as inocuous as that waite
in it purest condition. Sed ever where, and ap
piled by all hair dress RS. CHRIsrADoRo, No.
Aston uou>e, New ToT
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THE UNION SEWING MACHINE.

Attention is invited to this cheap and exec llent
Sewer which can recommend to families dress
makers, and tailors as very superior machine. IL
is adapted to the heaviest and the Highest work; Is
very simple, and does not get out OF order; runs
very easy aud still; and chill can use and manage
it, Attention Is also invited to the
UNION HEMMER,
An instrument of extraordinary merit, adapted 10
all kinds OF Sewing Machines, and greatly increas-
ing the capacity and value OF any that aas 1t.
Machines aud Hemmers always o. hand.
For Circulars, and samples of Sork, address,
s. BAT}sY, sole Agent,
lowoN keeseville, n. Y.
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STATE OF VERMONT, lrCHE Hon. Probate
District of Rutland So. i Court for said Dis L.
trict
To all persons interested In the estate of Michael
Long, late of Mounthoy, in said district, deceased
testate.
GREETING:
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate Court
at the Probate Office In Rutland 10 said district,
If any YOU have. wby . certain instrument in wri-
ting, hled Ia said court, and uiportng to be the
last will and testament Of said ceased should not
be proved and allowed.
Dated at Rutland, IN said district, this Sd day OF
Apr A. ID. 1852.
l5;sw JAMES BROWN, Register.
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ssmetsd, That the thanks of Congress and of the
American people are due, and are hersby tendep ed
10 Capt A, Foote, of the United States NAVY
an 10 the ofnocrs aud men OF the we tern q otlla
ited by them in the attacks upon Forte Henry and
Donaldson for their efficiency in opening the leu
nessee Cumberland, a. Mississippi rivers 10 the
pursuits 4 lsstni commerce, and for their unway-
ering devotion TO the cause OF the country IN thu
midst OF the greatest difficulties and dangers,
Approved March 10, 1862.
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STATE OF VERMONT, lFEN H L II on. Probate
District of Fairhayen,ss Il Court for the District
OF Fsirhsven.
Toall persons interested in the estate of Stukely
Thornton late ofCastleton in said district deceased
GREETING:
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before said court at the
Probate efice in Castleton In ssid district on the
18th day ofApri, next, then and there to be heard
if you sc. Cav &c, to the probate I'd allowance of
GER ain instrument in writing, dated the 18th day
OF March, A ID. 1862 purporting to be the last will
and testament of the said deceased
Giyer at Csstleton this 2lst day OF March A. d,
1882.
133w. A. WARNER, Judge.
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No more puuy children deoayed teeth, or yellow
bread, If you will use Herriek Aliens Gold Media
saleraius. There Is nothing equal to IL IL Ia IA,
superior TO Soda TO use with cream tartar. Bread
or Biscuit rails by II Ia more easily digested thar
BY any other, TrF one paper, aud YOU will not iai
TO use II ever after Have the 60 Medal or none
Grccers and Druggists keepi
For sale by Chester Kingslsy at the Old Red Store
Rutland, Vermont
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WESTERE HOTEL,

NOS 0, IL, Ia, l6, IL, CoURTLANDT ST.,
NEAR BRoApyAY,r NEW YoaR CITY.
This OLD established and favorite resort OF the Bias
mess Community has been recently rehtted, and lie
complete In every hing that can minister TO the
comforts of ts patrons Ladies and FAMILIES are spe'
oially and carefully provided for.
1t is centrally located in the BUSINESS part of the
cty and IS contiguous to the principal lines OF
steamboats,, cars, fer les, sc,
In cons quenos of the pressure caused by the Re
belion, prices have been reduced to
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER DAY
The table is amply supplied with all the Injuries
of the season. and equal to that ofany other hotel
In the country
Ample accommodations are ofefed tor upwards
of 400 guests,
Don't believe runners, hackmen, and others she
may say 1.-THE We tern Hotel ia fun n
ID. ID. WIN HESTER, Proprietor.
THOS. ID. WINCHESTER. S:w3m
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THE HARTFORD CoMMERCIAI

Il INSTITUTE-OR iHIrIAT M Counting Room
In Bupgerford & Cones b Goa, south side State
House Established In 1859. BY 7. W. HANEUM
end c. Il. ELLENWoOD
, bis tnftitution is designed 70 give Boys snd
Young Men thorough business educatioB, to ti
them without loss of time and at The least expense
OF the store and counting room No olsss system
Each pupil taught separately, thoroughly and prao-
ticsily, penmanship, Boob -keepine, Commercial
Arithmetic and Correspondence, Elocntion, and the
French Language Students helrsd to employ.
mept Good board may be obtained for s8 pe,
week for pupils attending the institute ffom the
country. S2-lv
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Legal Notices.
STATE OF VERMONT,

hUTLAhDJ ssS
MILLER Il KNAPP. Trustees,
In Chanceyv
The RUTLAND WASHINGTON March Term, 1862.
RAIL ROAD Co. ct ais.
Whereas, Daniel S. Miller and Shepherd knapp of
the city OF New York, Trustees of the land
Washington Railroad have led in said court their
Petition SETTING FORTH, that a bill in the above
entitled cause, has been for long time pending to
70 &c ose thefirst mortgage said Rail Road that
incurred in the prosecution thereof; that to deray
the bond holders under said mortgage which assess
eoted 10 pay; and that such expenses and disburse
that the court here will order said bond holders to
day, and p Divide reasonable fund for the paw ment
of uture expenses and costs or be forever barred
from any aim under said mortgage, by reason of
any bonds secured thereby.
It is ordered by the here that the holders of
the Aforesaid bonds be notified to appear before the
Hon. James Barrett Chsnce or, at Newfane In the
county of Windham, In the Safe aforesaid, on the
22d day of April, d. 1862 then and there to shew
cause, II any they may have why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted, by publ hing the
substance of said petition with this order ten days
successfully. in the New York Tribune print d in
Nes York, and in the Rutland Daily Herald printed
at Rutland the last of which shall be at least ten
days previous to said hearing; which shall be deem.
ed sufficient notice
+. w HOPKINS, Clerk.
Fl. (. SToUGHToE, Solicitor. apr l. d-lOd
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L J. BLISS, BRANDON, VT, keeps constantly on
Ia hand complete assortment Of
Dkf GOODS, GROCERIES, READY MADE
CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, HATS, CAPS, PAPER HANG
INGS, BFsf RPANns FLOURl
D., ~, D.
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+ BAT ~
u OF TIE
UNION URsEkIEs,
Offers an immense supply o.
FRUIT AND Okkl MENTAL TREES
FOR THE NORTH!

Tbs Subscriber, having greatly increased his fhsii
ties. 10 nov prspard to Ill all orders In the meet
complete and satbfAotory manner-aad at the low.
can supely this sprius II ssssenably ordered,
100000 Standard Apple Trses, tyean old and
Of good slxe,
$1,000 Pear Trees-Standard and Dwarf
n OWO Plum and Cherry Trees,
10 900 Grape vipes-incudng large stock
o. tn Delaware, Sherman, Concord, Rsbecca, Di.
ana and other new sorts.
Also Silver Naples, Horse Chesnnts SCOTCH Ena.
II and American Films, Arhor vitaes, Norway and
white spruoes Curran.ss, Goo eberrie, Raspbsrriss
Blaosoerries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, Ornamental
sn.np', Foses, Paeonies, Phloxes, and every other
description OF nursery stock, In equal abundance,
Orders solieita,-A liberal discount to persons or.
osr,as IN arse quantities. aud TO those ordering In
Clubs All orders should be forwarded early.
For further prrtisulars, prices, Sc, send Tor
Catalogue
ACE rs.-Local Agents wan ed In every town 20
solicit orders for III. Spring trade-Commission lib
eral. Application should be made at once
Also wanted few more Canva,sing Agents-who
can have permanent employment ON exceedingly
liberal terms, n o capital required,
For Agencies or Catalogues, Address
s. BalTFY, Manager and Agent
of the Union Nurseries, keesevile, N. Y.
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A BALD EAGLE KILLED.-Mr. Hor-
ace Meeker of Addison, on Sunday last,
shot bald eagle which measured feet
2 inches from tip to tip of his wings
Weight ten pounds eleven ounces.
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Rutlana, March 81, 1862.
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

One new Brick House on Cottage St., Rutland,
One Brick House on Edison ST., Rutland.
Four building lots, with brick and stone for bulo
ing on Elm ST., Rutland.
Nine Cows suitable for airying purposes
One pasture lot on Wyrnan hin, In Middietowp
large quantity of good farming and timber land
well located in the Slater OF Iowa, Illinois and
Wisconsin.
Any of the above property will be sold ard 2 fan .
pay day given if desired, or would be exchanged for
other property.
2Sm W. z. HIruors
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TOR SALE OR TO LET.

The well knewn Hotel, with forty acres o.
land and the best half mile trotting course In tn,
State, situated In the village OF Middle Gran VILE
on the line OF the Rutland and Washington Rail
road The House has recently beer fitted up In Mo
high. Price moderate, and terms easy
G. Il. BULL.
Middle Granville, Jan. 10. 1862. 3tf
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Miscellaneous.
MORE VICTORIES.

We would Invite the attention Of the publis 70 oar
assortment Of -.
CHALDRON KETTLES.
We have half barrel-one two and thfVo bsfrsl
szss-of the most approved patserns, and q petoes
that osnnot hii to please ell. Cal aAd zee tAsn,
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Rutland Feb. n, loA
sb0 ;dswew BOWMAN NANeVtID
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q see woman in another column, picking Sam
buci Grapes for Speers Wine 1t Is an admirable
article used in Hospitals and by the first GLASS fami
lies in Paris, London and New York, In preference,
to old Port Wine. diff
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NOTICE.

1 hereby certify that have given my son, james S
Mason, his time du ring the remainder of hi minor
ity, and shall claim none of his wages nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
JAMES N. MASON.
Pawlet, Vt, April Ist., 1862. I4ssw
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DR. BOYCEs CELEBRATED TON
~ IT RITTERS

Compounded entirely Of vegetables The effect of
this medicine is truly wonderful 1t acts directly
upon the bowels and blood-a mild but thorough
oathartic IL expels all morbid seeretions and OBJ
structions from the body, stimulating the internal
organs into healthy action, cleansing the system,
purifying the blood, causing it to course anew
through every part of the body giving health and
complaint jaund zee, dyspepsia, all bilious diseases.
foul stomach, costivsnass, weakness, aud all dseas
es arising from torpid diseas liver, they will
al avs do good-not hurt. Try them.
Directions for an adult - table fpoonfull in
sweetened water, three times day before eating
The dose may be increased or lessened as the case
may require.
Only % opnts bottle.
FRANCIS FEM, Rutland VT. Sole Proprietor,
TO whom all orders should be addressed. At
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d FAD THIS i,
TIE BEST CHANCE YETI

The snug little Farm known as the Des. Nose
dali Farm, situated three miles south of Walliss
ORD village, Is now offered for sale Said Farm
contains about $50 acres, divided into Meadow
PASTURE, and Wood Land, Including some YER,
choice intervale Meadow Land. The buildings con
sist OF large two-story House, several Barns q
Carriage 5ouse aud other out. buildings, with run
uug Wsrer at Barns and House. This Farm is well
known from the fact of its being the residence and
homo of the late DEA MOSELY HALL, for the las
sixty years OF bis life.
This is a rare chance. Apply soon. Terms OF
pa ment made easy. For particulars apply to th'
undersigned.
Also, tor sale by the subscriber, several Farm
near by, for which would take other property IL
exchange for part pay ment have also several i'm
proved Farms in the West and some farming LIANT
In Iowa, not improved, which can sell at from
three TO five dollars per acre, and woult
exchange the above lands for Farm about here
and if necessary put some money with the Lands ii
exchange for property here.
Look this over carefully, yeu who have houses OF
other unpsying property that you want to exchange
and secure yourself permanent home In the Yves;
FRAi,KLIN POST
WRllin gford. Feb 10. 1862.
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PRICE; 81 per Boz--s,x Bor,s for SO; By wsa
PRESERVE YOUR MANHOOD.
IlllSllsVbHEIG PlLG

prompt, radical, and Secifc remedy for Sperma-
sorrhea or Seminal Weakness, lnyo luntary huus-
sions and Genial Irritability In either sex
This latest application of MedioaA Science 70 -
treatment and cure of a distressing ana oessnsS
nalady, has proved THE GREATEST BOON 70 nes.
,ands who were rapidly declining, IN po9iT A nS
mental powers, from the DEBILITY OF EAHAUb.
ZION which IL the INEVITABLE CoNsEQUE.CE o.
mia disorder From one to three boxes VIII eae9t
-adical cure In the most aggravated cases. wheence
,enstitssional, or arising from Ab~ss or Eres'sss
MEDICAL TESTIMONY
ave believe il to be, in the treatment OF Sp.rr'1-
oyyhsa as near srEciPlo as any medicine can be-
We have cured many ssesr. cases with IRON SIX To
ZEN DOSES --B. KEITH NJ. ID. Am. jour fna'ss~-
ms Mat. Msdtea.
A physician writes to the American Journal and
Repertory of Medical Science follows: About
our years ago was badly afflicted with SPERMA-
roRRHEA and had nearly despaired OF finding reefs
for had tried every plan of treatment suggested BY
myself . had taken but POUR DOSES Of
his medicine before the emissions ceased and. BY CON
dnuing its USE my appetite returned, the peculiar o.
iaverous hue Of my face yielding TO more healthy
,oor. As subsequent years have proved, l wAs
JuRHp OF MY DIsRAsK. This being di6sc~h nrala-
10 TO cure mention the result In my case, that oss-
,rsmay try its virtues
PRICE. 81 per Boz SIR Boxes for IS; By mat.
Iy- Circulars and advice gratis Letters cOnhden.
ial. A liberal discount to Druggists and Physicians.
iold Wholesale and Retail by
j. WINCHESTER,
i3tlyeow SO John 81. u. Z.
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lizard TIMES COFFEE.

The trying times and the high price Of coffee has
demanded that God substitute shoald be found
for pure coffee, and the manufacturer OF the Hard
I'll es Coffee has succeeded in the invention of an
article which meets the requirements OF the times,
and which the Mass. State Assayer, DR. Hayes, pro-
nounces free from any deeterious substance. 1t is
sold at very low price, and is, In fact about equal
to pure coffee.
Manufactured bv III. b. NEWHALL, Manufacturer
of Coffee Spices and Cream Tartar, IS South Market
Street, Boston. Try IL. You can get pound of
any Grocer in Rutland
Certificate Of Dr. Hayes.
HARD TIMES CoFFEE."--rhis substitute for the
more expensive KINGS of coffee has been analyzed
cheiniosily and micrescopically, and found to be
free from oy deleterious substance Ii also cores
ponds in composition with the manufacturers state
ment, Respectfully,
18 Boylston street, Boston, Feb 20, 1854 10 'Sm
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DIR. BOYCE,S

Vegetable Tonic Btssers,l
Cnre Headache, Jaundioe, Dyspepsia, General De
bility, Weakness, ID Hzinsss and Liver Complaint
&C, &c, =
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A farm OF about thirty acres, situated .no,t nm.
half mile east of the village ..,ra.bar yah MAJ.
and barn init h.,u the farm formerly 90
oupied by the late cilas Hubbard
apply to FREDERICk CHAFEEn.
h-uand, Feb. T. 1862. feb5dAw-tt