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From Gettysburg GLOW Our wOun-
ded are cared for.
Gettysburg, Pa, July L

Gettysburg, Pa, July II.
EDIroR. RUTLAND HERALp;-I have
been for some days looking after sick and
wounded soldiers from our State, and
can testify that individuals in private
capacity have most nobly done their duty.
Thew have seen that the dead were de-
Gently interred-visited and spoken words
of encouragement to the sick and wound wound
ed, cared for their wants, cheered their
sinking spirits with the thought of soon
being removed to their own State and see
ing loved ones once more; and in
thousand ways beguiling them of that
inconsistencies that proves more fatal to
our MANNED and suffering boys, than even
the wounds they have received. | refer
especially to two or three of your own
townsmen. But other towns have done
equally as well, as those to whom | refer
will testify. But has Vermont as a State
done her duty equally well &? Where was
her Commissioner D.? paid to attend to
these things Though in hearing of the
clash of arms, he arrives not at the scene
of strife till eight days after the smoke of
battle cleared away. He enquiries for the
wounded, visits the various hospitals,-as
be passes each poor suffering one, says:
"Where were you from i? how were YOU
wounded z" and remarking, "Keep up
your courage, boys" turns to some one
in attendance and says "Please ascer-
tain how many Of our wounded soldiers
you have here, and report to me at Will
lard's Hotel, in Washington" In about
twenty-lour hours he is of to luxuriate at
some fashionable hotel. or to CRAFTY his
curiosity by witnessing the preparations
for coming battle. Is this the way Yer
mont cares for her sons who are manned
in fighting her battles? Can we not have
men appointed to these responsible situa-
tons who are 2Corbing men, men of sym
pathy, men who will be at their post of
duty, and remain there till their duties are
done? We await an answer.
In closing, let me simply say-you, Mr..
Editor, had townsmen on hand here
working men-.four days before oar Com
missioner, and they remain yet. Many
valuable lives will be saved as the result
Of their labors of love and kindness ard
although our State may squander her ia
vors upon the mere votories of pleasure,
these will be remembered and rewarded
by Him who said, "Inasmuch as We did
1t to one Of the least of these. We
did it to me-"
Yours, VERMONT.
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The SITUATION AT CHARLESTON.
The Charleston Mercury of the 18th thus

The SITUATION AT CHARLESTON.
The Charleston Mercury of the 18th thus
speaks of the situation -
1t appears to us to be useless to at
tempt to disguise from ourselves the
situation. By whose fault we got into it,
1t is vain now to inquire. The Yankees
having gotten possession of the Southern
half of Morris Irland, there is but one
way to save the city of Charleston, and
that is the speedy and unfinching use of
] the bayonet. If the fight on Morris
Island is to be now fight by engineering
] land cannon merel 7, the advantage is now
with the enemy. With their iron clads
On the water and their men in occupation
Rof the land, it is likely to be Il mere dues-
ton of time. The fall of Fort Wagner
Fnds in the fall of Charleston. Fort Sum
ter, like Fort Wagner, will then be aseal-
liable by both land and sea, and the fate of
Fort Pulaski will be that Sumter. Gen.
6lilmore, the commander OF the depart
sment. Is the man who reduced Fort Pull
ASK. Charleston must be saved as Rich.
mond was.
q For six days our forces stormed the
successive battaries of the enemy and saved
Richmond. The greater part of the sold
Iers who achieved these triumphs by the
bayonet had never before been in a charge.
The Yankees as yet have here lew or no
formlds BILE works. They have but few
thousand troops. If our soldiers and Off
GERS here are not equal to the md of
hghting fought by the Army of Virginia,
1and tried by the Yankees against such
Strong works as Fort Wegner and Secess-
ionvllle, then Charleston falls. This, it
appears to us, is the only course of safety,
and we may add, too, for an economy of
lives. Other means may protract the
hghtng to days and weeks, and postpone
nc termination of the struggle. No other
neans, in our opinion, will save the city.
We believe 1t can easily be saved with
pomptnes and energy and dash. 1t is
100 late for engineering, Hesitation and
delay are fatal"
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THE PIRATE SUMTER AGAIN UPON
THE SEA. The London Times of July
Sth says that " on the previous Saturday
the screw steamship Gibraltar, formerly
the well known Confederate privateer
Sumter, left the Mersey for Nassau, with
large and well assorted cargo. Since
her arrival in Liverpool, the Sumter has
undergone complete overhaul, and her
deck TENDERS have been materially strength
ened. 1t is generally believed that the
Gibraltar, upon her arrival at Nassau, will
be further strengthened, and eventually
resume her old occupation of looking after
Federal merchantmen. We understand
the Gibraltar took out the monster guns
which caused her to be detained by the
Customs authorities few days ago"
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs !!

- DIX. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE AND
CARARRH SNUFF. This snuff has Thoroughly
proved itself to be the best article ever known for
curing the Catarrh, Cold in the Head, and the
Headache. has been found an excellent reme-
dy in many cases of Sore eyes. Deafness has been
removed, and Hearing has been greatly improved
by its USE 1t purges out all obstruction strength
ems the glands, and gives healthy action to the
parts affected 1t is recommended by many of the
best physicians, and is used with great satisfaction
everywhere.
BEWARE OF CONTROVERSIAL fac simile
OF the signature of the proprietor, CHARLES Bow
EN, IS on every bottle. Sold by druggists every
where.
May 2, 1868. d&wly
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LEGAL AID FOR THE SUFFERERS OF
MOI LAw.-We notice in the New York
papers list of nearly forty eminent law
firms who have volunteered to give their
professional services, free of charge, 70
such colored persons as suffered loss Of
property by the mob in the late savage
riots of that city. The city. is bound TO
make good all loss of property by mob
violence if the claim therefor is presented
to the Controller within a eerta!n time
prescribed by law.
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A HEAVY BALANCE OF PRISONERS
The balance in favor of the government
against the rebels in the number of pris-
oners is sixty-lour thousand. We have
on hand and in parole seventy-nine thou
sand rebel prisoners, against fifteen thou
sand Union soldiers in their possesion.-
This makes the exchange market easy.
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MURDER. - Great excitement was
aroused in the vicinity of Enfield, n. H..
by a murderous assault on Elder Caleb Nj
Dyer, a member of the Society of Shak-
ers, in that place. The affair is related
as follows: A man named Thomas Weir.
who two years ago enlisted in the army.
utter mach importantly was allowed to
Mace his two youngest children. girls. in
eharge of the society, under a written
agreement "not to modest or try to take
Ven away, either by persuasion, force.
Ia IN any other manner, so long as then
Dere contented, and desired to remain
After a few months service, Weir was
Rcharged and came home since which
has been trying by every means in his
wer to get the girls away, even going
far as to threaten the lives of several
mbers of the society, and burn their
ldlngs ii they did not give them up to
81 put as the girls were contented. and
lid not consent willingly to go with
lr father, they were not compelled to
SO, but were told that they might 90 if
h y chose to.
Jn Saturday Weir met Elder Over,
after few words, drew pistol and
\ HIM through the body. Though the
ond was considered by the surgeons
y dangerous, hopes were felt by them
! he would recover; bat we see thar he
reported as dead. The murderer was
~ Elder Dyer was very extern
Wy known, and greatly respected by
San the from,
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Boston,
L a Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
United States; is centrally located and easy of
access from all the routes of travel Itcontains all
the modern improvements, and every convenience
for the comfort an accommodation of the travelling
pubhc. The sleeping rooms are large and well
Ventilated; the suites OF rooms well arraged,
and completely furnished for families and large
travelling parties, and the house will continue to
tone Kept first class hotel in every respect.
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
boston, Jan. 1858. 6'wly inside
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There is row In Seressia. JEFF Da-
Wis has ordered out all hands. Lee is
driven out of Pennsylvania and Mary
land. Bragg can't be found anywhere,
and even Dragging isn't as plenty as for
merry. North Carolina squirms and wont
go 1t. Mississippi is lost to the rebel con-
Germ. Charleston is on fire, or expects to
be soon, and Beauregard can't understand
Quincy Gilmore at all. Pemberton walks
his room and tears his hair, while lots of
his troops vow they'll never go back into
the ranks as long as they live. If Davis
don't walk pretty gingeriy, by-and- by
some OF bis subjects will thrash about and
break things.
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s!pUY NE & Pill Do YOU GOOD
HEALTH AND SIREN 9Th SECURED

HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED
BY THE USE THE
GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE,
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,
Composed of Sarsaparilla, WildCherry YellowDock
Priekly Ash, Thoroughwort Rhubarb, Man
drake, Dandelion, &C., ali of which are
so compounded as to act in
concert, and assist Nature
in Graduating
Disease.
Langley's Bitters cure Dyspepsia
Langleys Bitters cure Liver Complaint
Langley's Bitters cure Jaundice
Langley's Bitters cure Costiveness
Langley's Bitters cure Piles
Langleys Bitters cure Headache
Langey's BItters cure weakness
Langley's Bitters cure Indigestion
Langley's Bitters cure Dizziness
Langley's Bitters cure Heartburn
Langley's Btters cure Loss of Appetite
Langley's Bitters cure Flatulency
Langley's Bitters care Humors
And all other diseases arising from impure state
of the blood.
The low price at which this medicine is offered,
places sound health and clear head within the
reach of ALL Try it. Prices 81 and so cts per bot
tie. Orders addressed to
GEO. @. GOODWIN & CO.,
l3:wly 3S Hanover St., Boston
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MANHOOD;
1u HOW LCsTl HOW REsTOREDl
Just Published, in Sealed Enyelope Price q


Cents.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure Of Srermatorrhoa or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emis sions, Sexual Debility,
and impediments to Marriage generally, Nervous
ness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental
ana Physical Incapaclty, resulting from Self
Abuse, &c. = By ROBERT ]. CULVERWELL,
M. D., Author of the Green Book" &c.
A BOON To THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS, %
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress, post paid, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by DR.. CHI. ]. G. KLINE,
~ Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 456s
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MEDICINAL.
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
Il EOR A NJ

THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
Il FOR FEMALES, DIR. MATrIsON,s EM.
MENAGOGUE. This celebrated female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown of anything else of tn
KIND, and proving etiectual after all others have
failed, is designed for both MARRIED and si1,o,s
tdd1eS, and is the very best thing known for the
purpose, as 1t will bring on the monthly sickness
in cases OF distractions, aftei all other remedies
OF the kind have been tried in vain
O'Eh Zooo BOTTLES have now been sold
without SINGLE allure when taken as directed
and without the least injury to health in am case
30 II is put up ID bottles of three different
strengths, with full directions for using, and sent
express etGeiy sealed to all parts Of the country
PhlCES.-Fuu strength, $40; Half strength,
50 Quarter strength, 50 per bottle.
IL REMEMBERING medicine is desioaed
expressly Jor OBSTINATE CASES. Which all other rem
edies Of the kind hare failed TO cure also that IL is
tcdrrnted as represented IN EVERY RESPECT. or he
price soiH be refunded.
~ BEw ARE OF INVITATIONS. None gen.
nine and warranted unless purchased directly of
Dir. ~. at his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR
SPECIAL DISEASES. No. IS Union street. Prov
idence, X. I.
"a This Speciality embraces all diseases Of
PT7Dats nature beth of MEN and WOMEN by A
regularly educated physician of twenty years prae-
hee, giving them his sohoie attention R-s- Com
SITUATIONS " letter otherwise strictly conf
Dental, and medicines will be by Express Sc
cure from obSsTudttoHa, to all parts of the United
States. Also scco mmodatiops for LADIES from
abroad, wishing for secure and quiet RETREAT
WITT good care, until restored 10 health.
OAUI1ON.-It has been estimated that over
1too Hundred Thousand Dollars are paid to swim
ding quaoks annually, in New England alone,
without eng benefit to those who pay it. Most of
the sum comes out of class of persons who are
the least able to lose it, but paid hey can eper
get u odcs, and they are compelled to suffer the
wrong IN silence, not daring to expose the cheat
ior lear OF exposing Themselves. All this comes
from trusting tciioat inquiry, to who are alike
destitute OF honor, character and skill, and whose
only Recommendation is their own false and ex-
travagant assertions IN praise of Hep.s.Sres. IT,
therefore, You would avoid being humbuooed, take
no mans word, no matter sohdt his Eretenstsns are
put MAKE INQUIRY. 1t will cost You nothing,
ana may save You many regrets for, as adver-
using physicians, ID nine out of ten are b.
gus, there IS no safety in trusting any Of them,
unIe.ss you know scho and tohat they are.
~ DR. ID. viii send FREE, by enclosing one
stamp as above, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF
~oAEN, and on Prtcate Diseases generally fun
y formation NTH the most undossb.d references and
ssts@on'ots, without uhich no advertising pbysi-
nan or medicine Of this kind Is deserving of ASY !
WHATEVER.
~ Orders by mail promptly attended to
y y rte your address planl y. and direct to DE-.
dATTlsoN, as above. 81: wifi
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AGENCIES.

EISH Il HATCH,
BANKERS
AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
AGENTS FOR
THE U. 8. FIvE-TwENTYkLoAN.
Are prepared to furnish the
UNITED STATES FIvE-TwENTY YEAR
SIX PER CENT. BONDS
direct from the Government;
AT PAR. paying
SIX PER GENT. INTEREST IN GOLD.
1t having been determined to extend the time
for the issue of the Five-Twenty Bonds, we shall
continue to act agents and furnish the Bonds az
heretofore at par with interest from the date Of
subscription.
Orders or enquiries received from the country
will receive prompt attention.
We also keep on hand constant supply Of all
classes of Government Securities for sale at the
lowest market rates.
U. s. 7.SO Treasury Notes.
U. 8. s. Six Per Cent. Bonds of 1881.
U. 8. One Year Certificates of Indebtedness
&C., &C., &c.
FISH & HATCH,
julyl3:a&wlm Iinsidel New YORK.
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PAINTING.-Carrage, Sign, Orna-
4 mental, Fancy, Sleigh, Furniture and House
PAINTING, PaPering, Graining, Whitening, White
washing, &c., &c.
~ Particular attention paid to ceiling and
PANEL papering.
All kinds Of Paints, Oils, Varnish and Turpen-
tine constantly on hand.
shop at 3. TerrilPs premises, West street, Rut-
and, Vt. M KINGSLEY.
ap9.d&wtf
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ROYS' CLOTHING, of all kinds, can
~ be found at PAINE 4 cos.
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PAINE & co.
DAME e. co.
CLOTHING, | oLoTHrNai

P's. Please call and Judge for yourselves, at
PAINE q CO.'S.
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Col. commanding Brigade

The list of casualties is substantially the
same as that already publ he'd bv us.
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WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
.. WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
GOLDEN sHEAF WHISKY.

last twenty years in the importation and sale of
Wines and Spirits, now finds from this experience
that real
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Go0D. CLOTHING at low prices, can
VI always be found at
PAINE 4 cos.
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DAME g. co. buy and sell clothing
l. for cash, as low as the market can afford.
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HATS AND CAPS, of the latest
IL styles and best quality, always on hand
and will be sold cheap for cash, by
PAINE & co.
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I AIDES FLATTS--a large stock of
- all kinds now on hand and selling cheap, by
PAINE e. co.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12
ST. 1860 <
nroEe.s Plantation Bittcrs.

They purify, strengthen and invigoEais.
They create healthy appetite.
Tbey M antidoto TO change Of water AID
diet.
They ovarootao effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
they strengthen the system ana en'70n
the mind
Thev purify tho breath end A'idi:y OF the
stomach. ,..:
They euro Dia.rhcn, CholerH and Choitsa
Norbus. n
Tbsy cure Liver complaint asd Nervous
Headache. IT..
rhoy arc the los, Bi.srs in tho Toria Ths
.,rn's r1oo, restorer. They are mado OF pure
ST. Craix KUN, the celebrated ca'isnya Bafk'
roots and herbs, and are taken with inc pieas-
urc Of u beverage. without ressri - aEs "
timo Of das. Particularly recommended 70
delicate persons requiring gentle sa
looms. P, II. Drake 3 Co. acS D:oAd""y'
New York.
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Estate OF Hazel 8. Butt.

NIOTICE il her by given that the suhscri-
~ Der hath obtained from the Orrha.
Court of Allrvany county, letters OF Adm'ais-
tration, de bonis non with the viii annexto'
on the estate Of Hazel 8. Butt, late OF Aiiesh.
~ county, deceased. All lersons having
claims sgnins. said DECEASED. are herehy warn
ed 10 exhiti, thu same properly authenticated,
TO The Subscriber on or before the 20 aay OF
NsrIss4 o,herwise they may by law be OK
rinaed ctom all bencf, in said csta'e. III
persons Indebted are r, qnescd to make imme.
diate payment Given under my hand this
"a day Of November lsG
- THOMAS PERRY,
Adm. D. B. n. with the will annexed.
Nov. g. l9G9-3w.
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Special Notices.
GcoMXcEIcArfD.
Pulmonary CONSUMPTION corasle Disease:
A CARD
To CONSERVATIVES.

Tho undersigned having been restored u
hrul h ina fe% weeks, By a very simple rene-
dy, afor having suffered several years with /"
severe lung affection, and ;h", dread dscase,
Consuurptior..-is anxious 10 make known 10
bis fellow .enGrsors Tie meas Of cure.
To al Who ]. sire ii, he vi send copy @:
The prescription nsed. tc.ec o. cbarg') Win
The directions Cor preparing ard rHnS 'ae
same, which they will ind o s"rs du'S Tor Io'-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CocGns, CoLDs'
&c. The only ohjec, of the advertiser IN send
ing the Prescription is to benefit TIE "hidcd'
and 81 real information which he conee!vea 10
be invnluat!c and he hopes every SUFFERER
will try his remedy, as it will coat them moth
ing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please
,ad.ess REV EuW ARD =. WILSON,
NilliamsburQb, Kings colaty, Ny.
Septcm' er "a, 1863.
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ander Shaw

ander Shaw.
do 100 Conrad Fusenbaker, WIN Mi
chuel, A J Michael.
do iOl NJ u Robinett, sas A House
George RVbinott.
do Ie3 Aauilln B Rice, Alphens
BealI, Joscp1 Frsutz.
A. ies J Wesley Porter, VIM Porter,
Jessc Arnold
4. ,e.A B McCarty, W Dawson,
william Mckinney.
do le5 NJ Dayton. G. 5. A'TnnF-
craft. John MCGOWAN.
do 1oS Jesse Hiukle, Edward o'Neal,
Levi Flee.
4, 1oT GW Delawder. rowan White,
Thomas Grimes.
40 1903 Henry Bucy, " II Tomlin-
son, Martin Myers.
do 1os Anon Wilson, Eliis Wilson,
David McElfsh.
10 ITO Oliver Twsg, David Hiee'
Jere. Johnson.
DC III Sim. Logsdon, John warner
David Bowman.
d. liz HID Black, Henry Schneider,
William Knost
do Il3 John Piper, Hanson "i!Il5on,
Thomas McElfsh.
do Ia S II Haller, Abraham RussaH,
j McHenry.
do ll5 John Loulehan, Geo NJ Biocn-
or, Jesse Kurns.
do lie Louis Smith, Henry koEn,
h ii Blocher
do III A Ryland, DennA o'Nealo,
Thomas Shuck.
do l.s Jas Walton, A n Cramer,
John r Russell.
do Ila John b Widener, Lynn.
Anthony kean.
do 100 Richard Anderson, Thos Shor-
idau, George NJ Risor
do l2f Jesse Ashhy, John Sanders,
Thomas Baker.
do l7s " Barnc I'd, Moses Poland.
do 1873 Jas. Browning, Thos. Brown
ing, J. E. OTIS.
do 1914 Pat. McNnnce, John Mchos-
kcr.
do T.; .,.artin Clark, Vim Finley.
do !?8 Vim /, .gsd"u. Patrick MuTroy,
Joseph Tr.mb!e:
do !cs W W Seby. Robert Christey'
Lloyd Rice.
do 1873 David Compton, MichI burst,
Eli Beachey.
THOMAS A. HOPKINS,
Ostobcr &, 12s3--tf. Treasarer.
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Estate Of Jacob Siglfr.

NOTICE is hereby given that the snhscriher
~ hath Obtained from the Ornhdn's Court
OF AlleEany county letters of Adminlstr 't'on
on the estate of jacob Sigler, late of AlleGa-
ny county, deceased. All persons having
claims agains, said deceased, are hereby warn
d to eA%:hit the same properly authenticated
- the subscriber, on or before the "a day o.
May ls64 otherwise they MAJ ~ law ne ex-
clufe rom all ht ntft in said estate. All
persons indebted are requested to make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand ibis
"a day OF November 1868.
THOMAS DEvECMON'
Nov. 3. lS63-3w. Administrator
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MAlZ IN A

Of the great International Exhibition at Ham
burg, Juiy, 1858, received the Highest Medal
or It's great delicacy us an article Of FOOD.
Us.d tor puIiings, Cus.nrds, Blanc Mango,
&C without I.in glass;. with few or no oSss. 1t
is excellent for thickening Sweet Sauces, Cru
vie. for Fish, Ment, soups, &c. For Ice Cream
lo.hng can compare with l.. A little boiled
in ni>s makes It rich cream for Coffee, Choco
late, Tea, &c. A most delicious article of food
for h.ldren and nvolils. II is vastly superior
to Arrow Root, and much more econ, nical.
Gs-Put up in one pound packs ges, with fu II
directions, and sold by all Grocets and Drug
gis,s wM. DURYEA,
Wholesale Agent, l66 Fulton street,
October 8, 1863. Now York.