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Moral and Religious
From tho Vermont Observer
The Person of Christ.

rive know nothing of the authenticity Of tho fol-
lowing beautiful picture; but it may prove feeble
assistant to the imagination of the Christian; -and
what true disciple has not suffered his thoughts to
dwell upon the person. as well the character, OF
the Saviour?l
II description orhe person Of Jesus Christ as II raS
found in an ancient manuscript sent by Pubitus
Leniulus, President Of Judca, 10 The Senate Of
Rome.
'sThere lives at this time, in Judeu, man Of sim
gulor character, whose namc is Jesus Christ. The
barbarans esteem him prophet; but his followers
adore him as the immediate offspring of the nn'or-
tai God lie is endowed with such unparalleled VIZ
tue as to call back the dead from their graves and to
heal every kind of disease with word or touch,
His person is tall and elegantly shaped; his aspect
amiabe and reverend; his hair flows into those beau
teous shades which united coors can match, fall
ling into graceful curls below his ears, ogreeaby
couchng on his shoulders, and parting on the crown
of his head like head dress Of tho Sect of Nazarcnes;
his forehead is smooth and nrge his checks without
either spot save that ora lovely red his nose and
mouth are formed with exquisite symmery;his beard
is thick and suitable TO the hari Of his head, roach
ing little below his chin and parting in tho middle
like fork, his eyes bright, clear, and serene Tic
rebutcs with mejesty-cou with mldness--and
invites with the tender and persuasive language;
his whole address, whether in word or Decd beng
elegantly grave, and strictly characteristic OF so eXa
ted being. No man has seen him laugh; but the
whole world beholds him weep frequently; and so
persuasive his tears, that the whole multitude
cannot withhold their tears from joining in sympathy
with him.-IIe is very mode ST. temperate and wise;
in short, whatever this phenomenon may turn ont in
the end he at present, man Of excellent beau
ty, and divine per(econs, every way surprising the
children ofmen'
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WALKER s. @ O'S
Boston and Concord EXPRESS.

II Until further notice will leave Concord to in
~ tefsect with the at Manchester every day,
Sundays excepted)
The subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have made an EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT with
the Directors of the Concord Railroad, to run Cars
with the passenger trains daily between Concord and
Boston, for tho transmission of Packages, money
Merchandise, &c.
Any amount of Goods from ore TO twenty hundred
left at either of their Offices in Concord or Boston
will be forwarded through the same day.
Packages will be received and forwarded TO all
parts of New Hampshire and Vermont.
Freight will be taken reduced and very reason
able terms.
All packages should be marked WALKER &
CO.'S EXPRESS.
Offices at No. 8, Court Street. Boston, and directly
opposite the Railroad Depot, at Concord
N d. The subscribers alone responsible for
no loss OF any articles property entrusted to their
care, nor is any risk assumed by the Concord Nash
ua or Lowell Railroad Companies [274yI
WILLIAM WALKER, JR.2 Concord
NATHANIEL WHITE, NH
ID. p. CHENEY No. 8 Court ST. Boston, Ms
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[Published by request. !


THE WITE'S RAVE.
All alone here thou ant sleeping,
Thy dearest friend is by thee weeping,
The tears which he is DER the strewng,
The sweetest flowers are fast believing.
Here thy cold remains are lying
Thy spirit is with angels voing-
They their sweetest songs are raising
Thou snviour's love art praising.
Dearest one, lie here and slumbcr--
Though thou vast one Of our number
This cold bed thy form art pressing
Jesus is thy choicest blessing.
Here no care can ere Cypress thee
No slnnderer's tongue cun e'er distress thee,
Though thou hast left that home so lonely,
We hope thou hast one, Ear more comely.
Christ's own care, we leave thee to it,
Trusting solely to his merit,
Till thy crown Of life is given,
Farewell-we shall meet in heaven.
Kirby, Sep. 20, lS43. ]. G.. S..
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An experience Of about fifteen years has proved
beyond a doR6t, that this Vermiipsc is a certain and
uerer failing cure for worms
Since it was first put before the public many
worthless preparations have been forced into sale,
which have had their day, and are now counted as
SO much trash whereas Is, a. Fahnestock's Vermi-
fnge is daily increasing in popularity, owing to It's
intrinsic worth 1t has only tn he used according to
the directions and if worms exist they will certainly
be expelled from the system The price is only %
cents ne bottle which brings within the OF all
from DR.. Morris.
Whitley. Green Co. Pa. May /, lS43
Mn D. A. FAHN EsTocX g. Co.; Dear Sir have
been using your Vermifuse in my practice for
number Of ears, and find it the most and safe
JTorm Desirope that ever had.
have prescribed it in many cases, in which it has
brought away geo and 800 worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
From the Pastor Of the German Lutheran Church in
BulILio, and others
Buffalo. Jan. 10, lS43.
We certify that we have used Fuhnestork's Yer
mifuge in our families, and in every Instance it has
had the effect of bringing away worms. We :onsd-
er it very valuable preparainn and recommend 1t
with every confidence TO our friends
FRANCIS II. GUENTHER,
Pastor of the German Lutheran Church.
J. DINGENS, 352 Main street.
]. WATERMAN. [3o9yI
For sale by LUTHER JEwETr, st. Johushury.
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Worship in Heaven,

Why can we not pierce through this vale of flesh
and blood, and by faith behold the humble worship
of Heaven? What countless lnultludcs have gone
before US in the path that leads TO that kingdom?
They were, in their time, followers ola unseen SR-
vior as we now; but now they him face TO
face in all his glory, and all his love; with them
joined the innumerabIe host Of angels. Angels and
saints, however distinguished, are joined in hap
piness and in one employment Even now they
prasing the Lamb that slain and casting their
at his feet. And perhaps this is not so
distant imagine. Where is heaven? Is it
millions of leagues from us, FAR beyond the
p and fixed stars? What have immortal spirits to do
with space and place? Who knows but a heaven
born soul, Who is freed from the clog Of the body, and
filed with all the ulness Of God, may pass easily
quickly from verge of the creation to the other
our thoughts change and fly from east to west,
from the past to the fuure Perhaps even now we
live in the midst Of this glorons assembly Heaven
Is where Gods Savior displays himself, s. do you
not feel him nearer TO you than any of his visible
works? Perhaps there is nothing but this thin por-
lion Of flesh and blood between and these blessed
spirits thai are before the throne if our eyes were
open should see the mountains around covered
with chariuts and horses of fire; if our were
stopped, we should hear the praise Of our Emmanuel
resouudng in the air the shepherds heard
ihem-.He1cton
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CON;SU.NPTION g LIVER COMPLAINT
ESr TayF Or's e "a I = a Ed OF
LIVER WORT,
From 375 Bowcry. Now York

From $40 BOWcTy, NCW loIh'
BNOR the cure of coughs, colds, caarrss, Ashn,
Il soreness OF the chest pain in the side and brCm
raising blood, liver complaints. bronchis, and all AZ
fectiuns of the throat and lungs, which are scui
of so much suffering, ana so often terminate in CON
sumption this remedy is highly and justly dslin
guished 1t is purely vegetable, mild and gentle ia
its effects upon the system, and can be taken in TIE
most delicate with safety, well utility, ~
extensively has il heen used and often proved
cessfu even in difficult and apparently almost hoFs.
less cases that the proprietor feels hesancy ID
may have occasion to resort 10 means Of recOs
cry. Physicians, aware of its medical properties 81
Witnessing it's effects often prescribe il in their pIa
tce, both "a palliative and remedy, and with tie
medical faculty generally il has met with more than
ordinary appreciation; and there are persons in this
vicinity who can testify of its healing qualities AMI
who have received great benefit from the of IT,
Certificates could be furnished in abundance from PEI
sons of The highest responsibility who have hcl
greatly relieved entirely cured by the Of tbs
medicine, hut we deem il not necessary to puhlih
them here as the medicine is generally kGoWn
throughout the county. For a common cold aud
cough this is of the very best remedies ii"
covered. N. B. There is spurious and coun,rfh
article aaoat. and lately introduced into this place
Therel1e be careful to get the genuine Which is ioa
375 Bowery New York, and see that the new soi
plate label is the bottle to prevent counIrieh
and buy as above or of LUTHER JEwErT. ST. johns
hurry, DAM, Weeks g Stanton, Danvic, EdwadS&
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Ide & co, Lyndon
G.. Darling, Concord and ]. Jewett & co. Barnet
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SAMUEL f. HALLS ESTATE.

FbNIlE subscribers having been appointed by the
~ Hon. Probate Court for the District of Coletlo-
MIA, commissioners, to receive, exhmine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons, against the
Estate of
SAMUEL F. HALL
late of Burke in said district, deceased repre-
scented insolvent and the term of six months from
the 9TH day of Sepember being allowed by said Court,
to the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice
that will attend to the duties of our appoint.
ment, at the dwelling house of Carlista Hall in
Burke, in said district, the 18th day of November
next and on the 9th day of March 1874, at one
O'Clock, afternoon, each of said DAYS
BENZ F. BELDEN,
Burke, September l6, A. D. 1913. 32Iw3
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Vermont district
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice 10 Shoc cause against the petition Of
JOHN FRY, Junior. of Concord, for his discharge
and Certificate a Bankrupt, at the office of Sam
ue Prentiss in Montpelier in said District, on
Wednesday the 10Th day of January A. ID. 1874, at
10 A. NJ. saliva
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The PARADISE OF CONTENT. The rosy hori-
zon beyond which youth cannot see-thc gay rainbow
that overarches fancy's andscape-the halo that ge-
MUS spreads around the barren pathways Of existence
the green and fairy ring encrcling the beov-
ed what are they, in their glory and their gadness,
to the Preside glow Of contented sprit-to the smile
that is no mockery of bitterness within-to the laugh
that springs not up from the restessness of hidden
woe? Beautiful as island in the wide heaving o.
cean to the sea-weary voyoger-welcome as the lone
fountain, with its few palms, and its verdant brm to
the desert pilgrims aching eyes, is the Paradise of
Content, which happy few may make for the will
derness of desolate world. Suns roll swiftly on
ward above their blest abode; but feverish eager
ness, no heat-sck dread would hurry or delay their
course. Sorrow and cares and privaons minge in
their social CIRCLE but have power upon the ada
manlne chain which brightly brings them, to some
far off sphere of bliss.
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FARM, for Sale.

VUNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
a the Passumpsic River Road half mile north I
the Centre Village ST. Johnshury, containing
liz .qCRES or FIRST RITE L.lND
II cuts from 80 to 40 tons of hay, has upon it En-
sugar orchard with house and kettles set for boii
the sap. The buildings arc good and conyenirp
There is never falling spring OF good water near
thai is brought to The house and barns As rb.
are two dwelling houses on the place i. could be "a,
yeniently divided into two small farms if desired.
Terms to suit the times, and possession given n
first of April next.
l.. NJ. Billings
st. JohnsLury Centre, July H. ls43. allU
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Chairs /! Chairs y!

THNHE subscribers have for sale prime assortment
4 of Cane Bottom DINING CHAIRS, latest
style; large and small ROCKING CHAIRS; also,
COMMON plank bottom CHAIRS. Those in want
OF Chairs will do well to look before purchas
ing elsewhere. T.. JEWETT e. co.
ST. Johnsbury, Nov. ls42. g7ef
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" might pPPOvc q
MEDICINE NOW IN ERAL

MEDICINE NOW IN GEN RAL
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
AND MI Diseases OF TIE LUNGS.
sgNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
is believed 10 DO dcservedly the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, for coughs colds,
asthma phlhisic, consumption, whooping cough
and Pulmonary affections of every kind.
Extracts from Ccrtiiicates.1
DR. Samuel Morrill, of Concord N II. writes that
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam is
valuable medicine, having been used with complete
success in cases which had previously resisted the
most approved prescriptions.
DR.. Truman Abel, of Lempster, N. H., writes
that he confidently recommends its use in all com.
plants of the chest equal, if superior to any
other medicine within his knowledge.
DR.. Amory Hunting, of franklin, Mass writes
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief, and having consulted with several eminent
physicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Batsam to have had the desired effect, and recon.
mends it a safe, convenient and elIicacous med-
cine.
The public particularly cautioned against the
many Counterleis limitations. which have partial.
ly or wholly assumed the name Of the genuine arti.
Gle,
o. Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both of the written signatures of SAMPSON REED
or VIM JoN'N CUTLER, are found attached to a vel
low label on blue envelope. Gan labels of and af.
ter the date of Dec. 1884, will have the written sig
nature of VIM Jonn Cutler. Prepared by REED,
WING &CUTLER, (lste Low & Reed) Whole.
sale Druggists, 81 Chatham street, Boston, and sold
by Druggists, Apohecaries aud Country Merchants
generally. Price SO cts
Sold by Luther Jewett, ST. Johnsbury. 2s4yI
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AN ANTHEM FOR AUTUMN.

Praise yc the Lord! of hill and dell,
Praise ye the Lord of earth aud sky,
Praise yo the Lord let the glad song swell
TO Judahs G cd on high.
lie sends the rain on the thirsty hills,
His bounty labors basket fills,
And the flowers thut live by waters brim,
with their scented breath acknowledge him.
Then, praise va the Lord ofh and dell,
Praise ye the Lord of earth and sky,
Praise ye the Lord let the glad song swell
TO Judnh's God on high.
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New Wholesale Store
AT THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,

AT THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
co NiC ID Ne I'D, NJ. FL.
tBNHE subscribers Qate of Boston, have formed
a connection in business, and have leased Il.
large building at tho terminus of the RaRoojr
this place and intend keeping general assortment
West India Goods and Groceries
FISH, FLOUR, LINE, GRAM
.ITackere, Plaster, Tobacco, Cigars,
Sab, Iron 81 Steel, Nd'ts, .NOiQssei
.Sberm oil, Ce8se, ShoUels, Scyhes,
Paints and Oils, Teas, &c. &C.
Which 7ye shall sell i0,e the ariicles ca,
be 6oHght ia Boston far Cash.
II is our intention TO doa Wholesale Business e.,
clusvely, and we are confident that the facilities ",
possess for purchasing Goods (buy ing as we dol
large quantities tAr CASH. win enable us to offer SUI
ficipnt inducements for Traders To patronse US anil
save the expense ola journey to BOSTON,
We receive large portion of our FLOUR dutd
from the Mills and shall keep great variety of d,
most approved Brands, all of which will be sold u
Boston Prices, with the addition OF Freight.
All Goods sold that do not prove Us recommend
can be returned, and the money will be refunded aal
the expenses of transportation paid by US.
One Of the finn will he in Boston nearly all b,
time, to repenish Stock and take every adam.
tage of the Market that may offer.
PRODUCE of all kinds will be taken inH
change for Goods.
Traders, Tavern Keepers and Transfers, are 10
yited to call and examine our Stock and PRICE, BE-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
GILMORE g. PRATT.
Concord N. II. June. 1913 3O9y
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Tom b Stone 8

fBNHE subscriber would say to all persons DESTROYS
n of purchasing TOMB STONES, that he w i'll
take inscriptions and furnish first rate White Mar
BILE Stones at the low price of So per square foot and
ciouded marble at Sl75 per square FOOT and for cash
a Reasonable discount will be made
HENRY G. DAWSON, Agent for David
Ralph, of Woodstock
Lower Waterford July 1, 1913 3O9m3
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PROFANITY We ask for no surer indications of
an iI-regulated mind than is be derived from the
conversation of person habitualy profane. We de
sire no greater proof of vugarity than is be drawn
from the constant of hasphemous express
sons in the intercourse of men with each other; and
as we would shun the Presidential atmosphere room,
so would we shun association with, and the company
of those who in every sentence they utter, impous-
ly blaspbeme the name of the Deity. The practice
Opportunity is almost universally prevalent and from
the lips OF the aged and the young, oaths proceed
shocking to the sensibty every person of correct
thought.
We ask, why is this? The answer is plain, and
the reason easily OWNED. We are all more or less
creatures Of habit, mbibed by imitation of the prac-
tees Of others. Men swear, and children initiate
them-constant repetition the conscience, and in
short time from the period of using the first oath,
the practice is thoughtlessy INDUCED, & the swearer
will utter the most impious language without COM
junction.
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WALTON'S
Vermont Register g. FARMERS
Almanac for
1914.

u VIE publishers will make The Vermont Register
Il for 1914 more full and complete than any which
has ever before been published, and it will be issued
on or near the goth of December or as soon as FULL
and CORRECT Register can be issued.
UTThe edition will be limited, and orders must
be made soon to secure supply Booksellers, pa
per makers, merchants, &c. should address their or
ders Immediately to
E. P. WALTON and SONS, Montpelier, VT
Sept. TO- lS43. 32Iw3
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Poetry.
,CoU II A G T. -.
Written for The New York Tribune ]

Written for the New York Tribune
by AUGUSTUS sNoDdRAss'
lie may be brave who blood has never shed
Where hostile bands in arms contendng meet
More brave, perchance, than ho, who on the dead
Makes fearful steps to reach golden seat
True Courage Is not to the great confined
Nor, ever, plumed, walks in the bntue field
Blu, dweIe,h god like in the noble mind,
Which dareS for Rght-nnd, righteous no or VIII
yield!
o lofty is the purpose, fixed and strong
Which bears us justly onward throughlhe world
A Champion armed, 'guinst soul corrupting Wrong
With Truths pure banner DER our heads uniur'ed!
Delaying not when purse proud wealth commands
Or Boosting ignorance with threatening camor stands
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Delaying not when purse proud wealth commands
Or boosting ignorance with threatening clomor stands
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

1t well known fact that consumption destroys more
human lives than other disease record 10 great mas
destruction throughout the United States within
the last ending January last that upwards OF 'oVoo
died with this ms dious disease III one year
Shocking Were that this fact has been care
fully asceained records of mortality, cond moi
credit We behold It's fatal rayages IN iam-
lies all around gathering in its cherries embrace
friend from CIRCLE and casting gloom and darkness
visitation. These ocular demonstrations
convince ALL that time should be spared IN procur
ing Immediately It's fatal progress be-
late.
Therefore, who afflicted with the first symptoms
a consumptive pulmonary nature, delay not IN using
Dr. Duncan's Expecorant Remedy; it certain to erad
and from the the first evil seed of con-
sumption, will perfect health many OF
who have long been confined sick chamber, gwen
incufabe for the of proper medicine Agents
parts United States speak of the wonderful
great discovery the healing for escuing
thousands from the cold and silent grave.
.Note-The above medicine is vegetable prepara-
op very pleasant and suitable 10 under
any circums Full directions described in a
pa implicit accompanying the medicine.
Always DIR. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy, and
persuaded any other until II fair
All genuine has the envelope representa- ton OF
Hope
Cdtii0uThere that sell the above me-
dicne guilty of recommending trash of their own
tewing they buy trie. and offer IN the
place DIR Duncans. This they do speculate at the
expense and health of those who their guard
Purchases, careful of those rogues.
Principal Office, No 10, North Eighth street, Phadei-
phia. Price 81 per bottle, six for five dollars.
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II II IL II A i. l. A ID i u NJ.
is PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
ID. p. HOLLOWAY s =. W. DAVIS.
1t The SouGt-easf Of Main and From. streets
Richmond. UaEne county, Indiana.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Terms of Advertisins..- DOLLAR per square foi
three insertions, and TwENTY-FIvE CENTS ad
ditional nsertion-FES LINES the occupied b.
$50 ems, counted square, nothing counted less
square, all square, aud less than square and a
half be counted square and a hG.-Per square for
months. THREE DOLLARS for SIX months SIX Dol
LARS, Ten DOLLARS annum two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS ASD FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annun- Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising By the year, Will lie charged Tor
column OF 1000 MIS- $4,000 per for efourths
of a column, 50,00 for half column, $500; for a
quarter column So, 00A deduction of 20 per sent
will be made advertisements longer than of
column, ted by the half year, and not
altered Chancery notices and petitions fo divorces
paid invariably III advance. Advertisements coming
from Abroad be accompanied with the cash, uness
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
n. b. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid unless the publisher by
the publisher and the advertiser
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COLDS, COUGHS. AND CONSUMPTION

These universal complaints find in almost fani
y, attended with less the
garded by with little they besn
TO assume serious cha acter Why so
lee tfal of themselves they all
ia aHs Are they not that requires a
a when suffered
the vats, VIII those vino desire hea tn take goad
and always be provided with few bottles DR.
Duncan's Expectorant Remedy whereby they
datey fatal progress Censump ton,
be compelled 10 spend and pain, besides
making '.ipathscary Shop of their stomschsf This
Medicine 8 certain effects, used season, nd
always produces relief the hopeless cases
soothing and paatiag effects. This consolation
many appreciate
Office aud Wholesale Depot, North eighth Street Phil
adeiphia Price 5 per bottle
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DIR. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

Mrs Mary Bowers, wife Of Henry Bowers, for a
length OF time afflicted swim '.Flfnlonarg COMPLAINT
which dehed the united skill of
She hearing OF the 'ESpectnrant Remedy
give trial. Her symptoms those Pthfss Ptl
aoralfs, Pulmonary Conranp ton, viz. dry hacking
The breast and side, impaired appetite
thirst, hectic fever and nigh, with much deb
and weakness She is happy saying that afef using
bottles of the Expec.oant Remedy she began
hopes OF speedy recovery her strength gradually
increased until she had used bottles when
felt entirely ed being
no of the compliant earn
Philadelphia Office No 10 North Eighth street, where
the above medicine always be obtained.
Price 81 per bottle.