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WORKS. w CHILDREN.

nF all The dist asses 10 which children are exposed,
~ none fatal to them as worms. Un(ortu.
nately children seldom free from them, and as
they initiate the symptoms OF almost every other
complaint, they often produce alarming effects with
out being suspected. Worms are not only cause
OF disease themselves, but by their irritation ae-
sraYae all other diseases, wandering from one part
of the body the other, winding themselves up into
large balla and obftruc;ng the bowels and frequent.
ly the throat causing convulsions, and TOO often
death. The desired remedy will be found in Doctor
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMlFUGE, which will soon
destroy the worms, and invgorale the powers Of d.
geston go as TO prevent a return of them,
Prepared only at No. 90 South Third st. Phila.-
It may he had at the Messrs. Waltons' Book store,
Montpelier VI.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot Chorestown and Nashua
every morning Sundays excepted
All goods to be transported the rail road going above
Lowell must lie ~ent 70 the company's Freight Depo
CharIestown, al the end Of Warren bridge.
Goods be forwarded by the morning must be sent
to the Depot carly as the evening before
The Company having provided large and commodous
Store Houses both Nashua and Chacsown, and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation OF
merchandise, give notice that they prepared TO
transport all good and country produce which may be
waded 10 their depots and for this purpose have furnished
eae and covered cars which will perfectly goods
from damage, and careful and experienced TO take
charge Of the transportation business The depos and to
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only 10 accommodate the
public. but to extend every facility their power both to
teamsers and merchants having fixed upon the following
rates Of freight
S250 per ION each way between Nashua and
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone, Lumber etc 90 per ton
$500 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All regular eamseis running TO tho will be carried
road between Nashua and Chareslown, each way
free of expense. 81
ONsLow sTEARNS, Superintendent.
Nashua, October 2z lS4l.
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gTALD HEADS ana HARD READS lrequenII

stALD HEADS ana HARD HEADS frequently
sJ rnIte in the same individual; that is, persons
prcdsPosed to early Badness are apt 10 be firm, and
too often self-wtd aud stubborn. Jayne's HAIR
TONIC is the very thing for removing the first, but
what liilueuce il may have the latter remains 10
be tested by Experience. Is il not however, worthy
Of a trlall Ladies who have husbands possessing
either Bald or Hard Heads, invited 10 make
liberal application oil this Tonic 10 The heads Of their
lords, and II II do not make them flexible and
mana geable will at least restore Their halr and add
much to the comfrrt and beauty of The gentleman.
Prepared only at No. 90, South Third street. Phila-
dephia. For sale by E. p. WALTON s. SONS,
Montpelier, w.
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
frst TT S road will be opened 10 the public for the
ssSlSg transportation Of Passengers and Merchan-
-2sx- disc, on and after MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th
1912 Passenger rams daily Sundays excep ed in
nection with the cars of the Nashu and Lowell Bos.
ton and Lowell Rail Roads as follows
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua Lowell and Bos
ton at ga A. NJ. 10 l-2 A. n. and 8 A IN
Lave Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord at
ia II l-2 A NJ. and 4 80 N.
FARE-Concori 10 Boston, s. 50-Concord 10 Lowell
81 so.
The morning and evening Trains connectwlh the Cars
of the Boston and Maine Rail Road. Passengers be
conve, between Concord Manchester, Nashua and An
dover Haverh Exeter Dovei, Portsmouth, Portland &c.
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A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

IN Dr. l., Paus' celebrated Soolht' q Synp, 10.
children cutting their teeth. This inialiible remedy
has preserved hundreds of children, when thought
pasi recovery from commissions. IA soon as the sy-
rup ia rubbed the gums, the child will recover.
This pre- paTalion is Innocent, eicaaous and 81
pleasant, that child will refuse TO let its gums be
rubbed with II. When infants the age OF four
months, though there is no appearance Of teeth, one
bottle oil the syrup should be rubbed on he gums TO
open the PORES. Parents should never be without
The syrup in the nursery where there Young chill
dreui for II child wakes In the night with paines
in the gums, the syrup Immediately gives ease by
opening the pores, and healing the gums, thereby
preventing commissions, fevers, &c.
To The many enquirers after this arIlce, we would
say that we have received arge and fresh supply Of
the genuine article. For sale only by t. Z. WAL
TON & SONS, al the Montpelier Bookstore.
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MERCHANDISE.

MEKCHANDISE.
Merchandise Trains will leave Concord and Boston dali
IT, Sundays excepted. The Company prepared
to transport Goods and Country Produce, which may be
sent their Depos in Concord and Boston
RArEs-Thl ough LIST class 81 90 per 1000 lbs. Furn-
lure Carriages Live Stock, Slaves Heading Ship Tim
ber Lumber, Granite, &c nj specific prices.
Al goods aud merchandise vii be AT the risk Of the
ner while IN the Companys Store Houses.
Terms OF eighting cash, invariably, delivery Of the
Goods BY order of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDlNG, Treasurer.
Nashua. Sentember 10. lSis 81
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wnuN,S, WORMS,

I(R. NJ. HITCHCOCKS unrvaled and unequalcd
~ Worm Tes, sovereign Remedy for WORMS. This
invaluable medicine has been tested by the experience Of
than years use, and administered to than
Is 600 persons of varuus ages ard solitary
paint for in of tho thousands Of instances where
has been used agreeable the printed directions, has
failed.
NIB. Ask for Dr.. NJ. Ii,chcocks W orm Tea as there
are many nustrums abroad for the destruction of worms
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson,
sole proprelnrs, and 10 a. Hitchcock and Co
III Gcnnessce Utica, N VI in Montpelier by Silas
Burbank r.i in Waterbury, by Huchns Goss and Co in
Stow By Albert Camp in Chelsea hy n. G. Hale; in
Tunbrdge by d. Foster in Royalton, by Downer, Nevins
md sh
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watches, Jcwclry, &c.

4 the Village Hotel, Montpelier W. manufacture
and sol who e ale and etall, Chased and plain
RINGS and ear ornaments, Wa'ch Scale, Keys and
Chains, Guard Chains, Miniatur; Settings, Gold
Spectacle Bows, etc. Thy will make all Jewory,
to any pattern desired They have on hand large
stock, comprising a mole itch aud extensive assou
rncu' Ihan ever before Offered in this market, OF
" MATCHES, JEW ELBY, MUSICAL INSTRU-
MEN rs AND FANCY ARTICLES.
which the public are invited to call and examine for
themselves. Their supply consists in part Of
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PEnLARS.

WANTED elk industrious capable, honest men each
w with yety stout horse 10 sell Tin Ware and 9TH
Domestic manufactures TO commence on the hrst OF
Apnl next,--Those who arc healthy over II years Of
age and can furnish satisfactory testimonials of good char
acier and steady habits have employ for nine months
personal application by letter addressed TO the sub
scribei post paid BURRAGE YALE.
South Reading Mass. December 81, 1912. y0*9w
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BRONCHITIS, disease OF the throat aud
ID Lungs which is annually sweeping thousands
upon tboIsands 10 q premature grave, under the
mistaken name Of consumption, is always cured by
Jayne's Expecto-ant. The symptoms OF this dis.
ease, are Cough, soreness Of the Lungs or Throat,
HoarsenesS, Difficulty OF Breathing, asthma Hectic
Fever Splitting up Of Phiegui, matter, and some
times Blood II IL an Inflammation of the fine skin
which lines the inside OF the whole Of the wind
tubes, or air vessels, which run through every part
oil The Lungs This Expectorant Immediately sup
presses he Congh, PaIn, Inflammation, Fever and
Difficulty OF Breathing, and produces free ard ca
so expecloralion, and a is effected. Prepared
only by Dr. y. JAYNE, 90 South Third street,
Philadelphia. For sale a. the Bookstore Of Z. P.
Walton and Sons. Price ST..
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1 lFEl LlFE!! LlFE!!l IAN that a mun hath
Ia will he give TO! his hfe"-so we find il recorded
IN ihe ancient aud best OF hooks, but when
sec thousand dying around us, with Consumption,
Coup Coush, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood
and other pulmonary affections, we are led TO doubt
the correctness of he above assertion, especially
since it is 20 well known hat a certain remedy may
be obtained, which always arrests these diseases.
Dr. Jayno's ESpectorant never fails 10 give relief,
and cures alter every other means have Jailed
This can be, and has been proved 10 thousand Of in
stances, where IL mas affected radical cures after he
patent had been given up hy lis friends and phys-
cans. This valuable EXPECTORANT is pre-.
pared only by De- Jayne, No. go South Third street,
Philadelphia. II may be hal AT Messrs. WAL
TONS Book store, MonInclier. VT,
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sHERMAN,s POOR MANS PLASTER,

WARRANTED better than any other IN use, a,
w whatever price they may BIO sold The Poor Mans
Plaster will cure pains weakness IN any part OF me body
as we'll as backsde or beast also, piles or teehns in
children.
Mr. David williams, an old revolutionary soldier o
Eizabethtown N J. was cured of rheumatism by one in
less than two DAYS after having suffered for long time
an almost he pless condition.
Thsy ar. highly recommended by every one who has
used them J'ry il. The price is only l2 . cents.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore by E. P.wAL
TON and SONS, agents. Os
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DANIEL LAWRENCE,

ONLY MANUFACTURER OF MEDFoRD RUM.
SOLD at wholesale b, REED & SPALDING Nash
- ia N H., MANNING g. HALL, No. 10 Central
Wharf Boston. which the only stores in Boston OF
Nashua where pure MEDFoRD RUM can BIO bought AT
Wholesale. Likewise, sold al Wholesale by J. MACK
INTIRE s. Co. Charesiown, ABNER PIERCE, West
Cambridge, CHARLES WOOD g. Co Cambridge pot.
September |, 1912. 9Cml
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A N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimen
~ for the Piles, Rheumatism, &c. has been used in
ofcases and failure Ia give complete
can be found large supply eceivediresh fronhe
Manufacturer Of the GENUISE 10 the many n-
creasng calls For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by T. p WALTON r. SONS,
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WHTCHg ES.

Silver Spoons God Beads Eur ornamncts Finger Rings
Ladies' and Gencmens BcastPms, newest patterns livery
rich,) Gud RstettsstOne set Gold and Silver Pencils
GUld and Silver Bowed Speclacles Silver Th,mbles,
Miniature cases. Gold Breast Pins Gold Guard Keyes
Gold Watch CHAINS Cad Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pms SvII CofSs Jne. oG,nOs, VOTE bays rocSet
sortmen of best kind Of eumeiy Macassar, Buffalo and
Bears OIL for the hair, Fishing implements, age LoD
Btlana Tenpos and Casters, SUI erOr quality. large
assortment of Toys, Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do and in short most every thing that kept at
JcwclrJ Ware Store.
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity, that he has
laged his Shop Establishment, and has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market 10 ill it up; and fur
Their saws ALL home abroad to step in and
anime tho quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any they may this that goods what
we recommend Them to be sale
s = Clocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
N H. silver work and Jewclry made to order any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, Oct II, lSl2. 70
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BIRMINGHAM GOODS.

among which are, Jamcs's Screws; Bed Screws; Cuacl
Screws Butts broad and narrow; Baldwins, Kenrck S
Cotre's Taras Table, 7 Plate, back flap pew, che s
Hinges; Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log, Fence, Halle
Chains Locks-Catpenters, Badgers, Rim, dead, coseI
pad, chest trunk, wordrobe press; Norfolk latches
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JOHN STONE, ),,.-. ,-
sTATE OF vNNMoNT, ! IN PROBATE CoarI holden a,

, n III OF I.NNUN 7, IN PTOOale COurt holden al
Randolph District, SIS. Washington within aud
for sad District on The ilth day of February 1913
n EHEMIAu S TINKER, admins The es-
\ tate u JOEL. TINKER late Of Chelsea, in said
District deceased, makes application said Court OK
loHdtNe time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due
from said ate and settle his administration account
Whe-eupnn. ordered by said Court that said applca-
ton be heard the Inn of {. Blodee in Chelsea the
18th day of March 1913 and il is further ordered that
tcc hereof given to the creditors of said estate and
all others concerned by publishing the substance Of said
application and orders thereon in the Vermont Waterman
printed at Montpelier, least three weeks successfully
before The tine aforesaid appointed for the hearing of sand
application
sc JOHN COL9Y, judge.
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We.R II q III BE- g.

G old Gilt, Steel and Plated Wa'ch Trimminss;-
chased ard plain Ornaments warranted gold Beads,
silver Spoons silver plated and Btiitania ware; sill
yer plated Shutters and Trays; Spy-slasscs Of oil
kinds, pocket Compasses, Thermometers; Pocket.
books and Wallets, gilt q steel purse clasps. CUTE
LERY-a large assortment Rodgers celebrated PEN
knives various kinds; variety Of superior polished
Scissors silver BntIef-kniSes and Creaners Per-
cussion Caps silver and steel Speclacos and Eye
glasses, open top silver and steel Thiubcs, silver
penccases; bead Purses g. Bags, gold neck chains,
stay-rings, spn-lovel ,5ls Rodgers superior Eng
ii4h Rozors, RNzorsrops, tweezois, hair tooth, and
nail Brushes, sLavirg boxes, Cologne, otto of rnse
lavender fancy Soaps shaving mirrors, stripping pen
ellis, gold and silver leaf cut. lass smelling bottles
China vascs, some very neat styles, plated bcll-ra'
lies, emery cushions, do. spool Stands, etc,
Also good assortment of EIGHT DAY TINE.
PIECES, wooden Clocks, etc. which Will be sold al
a very smal advance from cost.
They would say 10 the Pnbc that in consequence
OF the large amount OF svor-waTe made and sold by
them they induced TO reduce their retail prices
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well to give
them q cal before purchasing dscw here.
frT9Cocks s Watches of every description care
mliy repaired and warranted. Cash paid TO, old gold
and silver. Montpelier Village, Oct. iS42-T
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SNUFF-oNLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

DR. M. HlTCHCOCK'S newly invented SNUFF
- the best article discovered by scientific in
Europe Amerrl. fr the and absolute relief II
Caiarrh, Dizziness It The Head Weak Eyes, Nervous
Head ache, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
with SnuIes, putin shocks 81 Palsy, etc.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME the subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the District oil Randolph Com
missioners receive, examine and ad usi all claims and
demands all persons against the estate Of John Darling
late of Washington in SAID Dsr deceased Represented
theIeto aud six months fom the l4th day of January
1878 heng allowed by said Court for that purpose do
therefore hereby notice, that will attend the
business Of said appointment the dwelling house of
G. Gale IN Washington, the FIRST ondays of April
and Juno next from nine O'Clock, a M until fou O'Clock
u. M on each If said days.
JOHN STONE,
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WONDERFUL!

NH OKTARS-lro and Wrdgewood f,r phys
lVH eians' use, Tor sale by CLARK and COL.
Inns. Montpelier, Oct 4, ls42.
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AMERICAN HARDWARE.

Amess shovels and spades, iron and cast steel brass
Andlrons Nashua locks and latches American Laches
Bakc's Parkers and Whites, DC. VIM. Rowands Mill
and Cross Cut Saws Coffee Mills, sc.
Composing in all stock we'll adapted to the country
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o. OOTHING SYRUP.-A new supply Of this
Svaluable ancie Tor children teelhing just received
and for sale by r.. p. Walton & Sons. Sept.3.
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

(NLARK s. COLLINS have This day received fresh
~ assortment Of Botanic Medicines among which may
be found Ground AT Cayenne, Ginger Root Baybarry,
Golden Seal Slippery Elm, American Valeran Compost
lion Black Colush, Lley Root Turkey Myrrh, do arabic,
Cayenne Pepper Pods, Hot Drops, &c.
C.t G. would say to Physicians and others who may
be disposed to call that they will find all medicines offered
by Them be of the first quality and the lowest rates.
Montpelier, Oct. s. 1912,
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VIM. GREENoUGH & Co..


Files, Greavcs and Sons Groves and Sons Saws,
Hand Web, Compass Blue Back Grating, from the
manufactures Of Groves and Sons Butcher Tyzhck and
other approved Stamps Greaves and SoHs Edge Tools:
Turner'S and Sagg's Sickles; Greaves and Sons, and
Brown and Fathers, Braces aud Bits; comprising
pete assortment of Sheffield Goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

CHARITY CoNcERTs.-We were particularly i'm
pressed by the ingenious arrangements made at the
Hebrew Benevolent Society dinner the other eve
ming, for the collection of funds and particularly by
seeing that Ole Bull the exuberance of his feel
ings, subscribed 800, an Vieux Temps and Wal
lace offered their services at Concert. All this i.
very well. Charity is very WELL Giving away
money isvery well. And offering ones services in
the cause of charity is very well. But we are very
much disposed TO question the decacy and proprie-
ty OF these charitable societies coming forward and
calling upon artists to contribute fundst their emp
~ treasures. 1t is, indeed, practice more hon
ored IN the breach than in the observance.
sob, but" excaims some of those charitable So
clety gentlemen, cole Bull, and Wallace, and
Vieux Temps, and Damoreu, and Artot, can make
thousand dollars night, and it is very easy, Of
course, for them to contribute occasionally hand
some sum to our funds" ''And, indeed, II is nc
more than they ought to do" chimes in some mi
serly old wretch who, out CT his boarded storez
perhaps gives five dollars per to the sacred
cause Of charity All this lis evading the question:
besides being any thing but expressive of just oil
generous feeling for the artists. 1t is very true
they often receive a thousand dollars night But
TO acquire the skill and ranscendent excellence in
their art, necessary TO gain that measure Of public
favor, how many years of anxious toil-how many
sleepless nights-how many sufierings and priva.
tons-how many sappointments-what a long
and hard battle with heartess world-what an
expenditure even of gold and silver, BY wha,
principle of justice, should like to know, are
they called on TO devote their talents 10 the cause
OF charity any more than the lawyer or the doctor
or the merchant
Again-we hear great deal about the sums o.
money collected and expended by these benevo
lent societies We do not refer exclusivel,
to the Hebrew Society but it was said a
the dinner that it had expended 5000 du
ring the last wear. How this money
spentl Who received it 7 BY whom was il
bestowed We should like TO be informed on all
these points. Much credit appears TO be taken for
this expenditure. But reputation is very easily &C.
CURED, indeed, If the mere art of spending money
gains 1t and with all the other kindred associa
tions-we should desire information respecting the
management and disposal of their funds We dc
net by any means desire 10 be understood a,
casting the slightest impuation on the Hebrew So
cIety. That be far from us; and, indeed. the
statement of his Honor the Recorder, that he neve
knew of Hebrew inmate of any of our public
charities, goes a good way in showing that tn,
funds Of that society are applied with some good
effect But we have known such things AZ impro
per expenditure Of funds contributed for charabl,
purposes; and If the public are called on TO con
tribute to such Objects they certainly may be ex
cused In soliciting some information relative TO IN,
mode in which their aim. are distributed That,
all
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ia, 1913.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA, 1913.
Mr.. BENNETT =
DEAR SIR
The Committee OF Ways and Means in the House,
before whom the Tariff question will come up, is
said TO be strongly "anti-tarif." The Chairman,
Mr.. Mckay, and Dixon ii. Lewis, are well known
for their opposition to the tariff
The Oregon and Texas questions will come be-
fore the Committee on Foreign Affairs. The
Chairman is c. ]. Ingersoll of Pennsylvania Mr.
Rhett, the reputed editor OF the Spectator of this
city, a Calhoun paper, Is next on this Committee.
Of the other members, on both these Committees,
| will inform you more particularly here after.
The reason assigned by the Post Office Depart
ment for not allowing franked and unpaid letters to
go in the Editors Mall IS that they are distributed
at your end of the route without passing through
the Post Office. So that if not paid at this end,
they cannot be paid at all.
Mr.. Kelly the early friend of the President, is in
town. Mr.. Samm will not probably succeed in
getting Mr.. Wetmore, the Navy Agent, removed
He is about returning to New York-and cannot
say that he has accomplished any thing since he
has been here-for presume he will not succeed
In lingering any Of the public printing.
The papers will now begin to announce, what
reported week ago, that the cabinet nominations
have been handed in to the Senate, and will doubt
less be confirmed.
The last Globe contains the following
In brief editorial article of the Madsonan Of No
vember % (written, think from its texture by Mr.
certainly not by the feeble pen Of John Jones
we are mathematical to the gatherng-in members Of
Congress in terms sufficiently strong to sare the
of the frmest friends"
1t is but justice to Mr.. Henshaw to say, that he
has never written article for the Madisonan.
Mr. Hackett, Mr. Vandenhof, and Mr.. Richings,
all played last evening at the National Theatre.
Mr. Richings played General Washington, Gin the
play of that title, written expressly for him) in
very superior style, and with the high appreciation
of many members of Congress, and others who
were present. Hackett, as Nimrod Wildfre, play
ed with his usual success.
Congress are doing almost literally nothing at all
nor will they do anything ofimporance until at
ter the holidays S. b..