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CONCORD Raj, ROAn.

ON and after The LIST Nov Passenger Trains will
~ daily, sundays excepted IN c0nnt ctun with the
Cston and Lowell and Nashua r all Dads as follows:
Leave Boston al A M, II A NJ and 5 p NJ.
Leave Concord al 81 "A NJ, II Ia A NJ, and 8 p NJ.
Trains from nle mediate places will run as follows VIZ
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell AT s Id NJ. - LID p NJ and p M.
Nashua at a M. M. aud +. NJ.
Manchester 8 81 a NJ. | Sd = NJ. and 7 Sd NJ.
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars from, Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester al 3 10 A NJ. ~ NJ aud 8 3-4PM
Nashua at l-2 A NJ Ia j. M and 434PM.
Lowell at 7 | d NJ. , p ". and | Up NJ.
Immediately the arrival Of the cars f ON b ston.
The second Tram from Concord arrives n Boston IN
for passengers to take the o'clock IRAN New
York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad that passengers
may pass daily twice either way, between Concord, Man.
chester, Nashua, Ahdovcr Havclhl. Exeter and Dover
and daily either way between Concord Porlland so
daily llom Concord by Portland, Brunswick Hoowcl
and Augusta.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
r I'm daily follows
Leave Boston at i p M and arrive at Concord the
evening.
Leave Concord ats 8 4P NJ and ,rrive at Boston a,
the next morning.
Freight, first class 81; second class, S3.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Boston n
hour at least bef,te leaving, insure delivery by the
first succeeding train
All passengers baggage should be marx cd and when
valued than $50 notice should be given aud extra
charges paid claim FIR damage loss beyond such
will be allowed.
n. G. UPHAM, supt.
Nov. ., 1918. 10
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NASHUA & LOWELL RAILROADS..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

s=-.-. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SSSr,a ON and after The LIST November ls43 the pas
-sE-&L-senger trains Will run follows
Leave Nashville at 6 | Q A NJ. Id and 3.4PM.
Leave Boston al and II a M and p M.
Leave Lowell at 8 | M and Il Ia aud "a p NJ.
Passengers arriving leaving Lowell IN tie on
this road will be conveyed IN Lowell and from De-
pot free OF expense BY leaving their tho Ticket
Office.
Passengers be conveyed by Railroad between Con-
cord, Manchester, Nashua, and Andoyor, Haverh Exc
ter Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are run IN connection with the this road The
Passenger trains leave Concord at 8 nd II la "A
M and p M Leave Nashua at nine A M. | p M and
7 p NJ.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily (Sundas cxccpied) between Nashua aud Boston,
GENERAL RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company are prepared to transport all kinds Of
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded 10
their Depols.
All Goods anG Merchandise will be the risk of the
owners, while in the Company's Store huuses
ONSLOW STEARNS, Superintendent.
Nashua, Now 8, 1913. 10
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EHeTe a. a. Remedy for ice aCOrSt
Oc ESlEIllOI'S

DLEASE re5d Rev Mr. Fullcftuns certificate and then
l. try themi-"Alr Jones' SRA desire 10 benefit 9TH
induces me 10 send this testimonial IN 'o"or of your
DRoPs roa HUMoRs For thee years past have been
afflicted with scrOlulous humor "hch assumed the most
neck sides md hands large hard lunches the neck and
in the armpIs accompanied with much and pain.
70 such an did the disease rage oduce appa'
rent delormy of the feiures my lungs became initiated,
intellectual faculties benumbed, with the ire loss of tho
but all pronounced my disease ncurabe. have taken i
of your dioine and need using the second,
aud to all appearance have effected perfect cure and
longer bear the traces of his most appalling disease For.
mer strength oflungs body and mind have returned aud
the swengs and punches have disappeared Tins is
simple statement ofacs, which you are al nbeiy to us
you choose. n II. Flu l.LhRION.
Pembroke, n. II, July 90, lsIl."
tE3sA fresh supply Of this valuable med'Sne us re-
ceived ami forsale al tae Bookstore oi T. l. WALIoN
SONS Montpelier, VI.
nus TICE RECoRn nIANKs and CORY appea for sale BY
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o-TPRICE REDUCED. 10
CTS TOO LATE HIS DEATH
kNELI Ii AS RUNG.''

TINE package of Mr. Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
L Mr.. Lcech, has arrived, SAID the merchant. IT'S
TOO LATE, answered the doctor with grief; his death
kne has rung Alter a moment he ADDED had the pils
arrived in limo, have doubt from what have seen OF
their effects in Qinsv aud Sore oats that neghDor
woul have been saved MIS- linn VINO taken gu te
dangerously, relieved by them hours aud was
well IN three DAYS. Thus how dangerous is pro-
crdsniton and of what vital importance app opr-
ate remedy timely administered. WASHINGTON died Of
similar affection, and probably because medication was
delayed only few honls People should always keep
box of these Pills in ;helr houses be roady in Of
sudden illness and because they equally efcacous in
lung fever bilious fever, lie Cramp in the stomach,
gravel aud worms which all dangerous com plants;
and may be said they remedy for d. spep.ia
Jaundlce, Indigestion .and Rheumatism sweed lin bs
heart burn etupUns of the skin and in all . where
Blood a1d Glands require purifying, In fact the Tomato
Pills should be in every house and used freely as
FAMILY MEDICINE,
for which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old Of ali constitutional The above Is no
fancy sketch, but true.
Tho Tomato Pills are for sale by Agents in all The
towns in the State; but beware ofimposions, for several
base attempts have been made TO initiate those Pills. The
genuine sigued by sc. K. Phelps NJ. D." Meier buy
OF PEDLAtS and ask the merchant if he bought Of
Pedars Avoid him who fr few more cents ~ oft will
sappoint the hopes IF the sick and trAc with their
health. Tho genuine pls be obtained If the re !ua
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT, No. 226 Main sheet
Haulo d.
For sale at CLARK g. COLLINS, and 5. p. RED
FIELDS, Mlntpctier; SAML BRITAIN, baue.
January Is11.
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lIl DC IN rVefy NOU3N and uNel IIetIy ms
FAMILY MEDICINE.
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.


A NIMAL CHtMlSrRY-his proved beyond all
IA question that means ba chemically combined
10 act upon the al soben system, and
accumlaOns, which, # allowed to continue WI create
disease, PAM Troublesome tum0rs morbid sweiugs
tuous diseases &c. According TIE chemistry and The
physiology of the human system, remedy has been dis
covered, and rs applied and rendered successful
moving painful swelnss, pains in the side aud back rheu-
matlsm scruuluus hume kmgS Evil, enargemeGt about
The throat and neck, ague cakes enlarged Spleen &c &c
One thing Should be borne in mnd by physician,
that the here spoken of should be used in prefer
eace TO every thing else, IN case o. offerings painful
swtlllngs IN the breast Of those WIN nurse When the
palu!ul-there which can he used
that will give quick and certain reli his. It never
fails, for weak backs, spinal irrlaons, and in fact all
KINDS OF weakness OF lndmmallOns It cannot fail As
external application m liver complaints pains in the hisd
and shoulders, Chrome and unlmmaory Rheumatism II
has no equal and rs pam extractor ui al kinds here is
no drops, Inmen ~ plaster that WI compare with the
Ut DANlDS OR HEBREW PLASTER"
this is tho remedy and is well knoNn among pnysi-
clans IN general to need any other description Thou
sands have been relieved by tins puseraite every other
application had fl ted. It's pleasant to wear and one
need fear taking cold in that plt which the plaster
applied pamphl-t giving an account of its discovery
with certificates, directions, DC. accompany each Boy
which Is sufficient 10 spread or eight plastes. Prce
so cents.
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier, wholesale agents
for The State o: Vermont For sale also by s. f. Hwad,
Burlington; +. Huntington, Vergonnesj 5 Moody, Mid
debury, N q. Hale, Chelsea Dana, Weeks and Stan-
ton, Danvile; ii Topper Charlotte; w Il * Il p
Wood, Yves ford l. l. Ducher, St Adams; * ID
Soue, Farield; II and |. Walker Bakersfield; Fisk
and Brown, Wateryille, Keeer aud Noyes Hydepark
v = Noyes, Worthwhile Pennock y Benjamin Wolcou;
Hoon ana Judevine, Lamoile Perry and Co, Cabo (;
j. ID Putnam, Marshhed l. Jewett, 81 JohusLuryi Jew
EFT and Co. Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock; w Downor,
Sharon; Britain, Barre VIM Rhodes Jr. Richmond |;
DuIton and CLARK, Bratleboro. 22-iyeop.
BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
n Ena tNKtea Ada Waltn L. Gana n.9
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WONDERFUL!

A N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linmcn
IA for the Piles Rheumatism, &c. has been used in
thousands ofoases and failure to give complete
cure can be found large supply fronlhe
Manufacturer ofthe GEEUIsE to answer the many and in.
creasng calls For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by T. p WALTON g. SONS
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oihl Il of fEhMoNii in CHANCERf-
ashington County, IS, 4rH CIRCUIT.
Thomas b. Downer VS.. Martin Loyollnd ana stephen
Gle.
" HEREAS Thomas b. Downer of WI rbury in the
w county Of Washington has this day filed hs Bill
of Compliant against Martin oyeland of said Waterbury
substance that the 22d day Of February y 1912 the
SAID defendants indebted TO the in the sum Of
gllef 81 specified III twelve promssuy notes Of hand
Of them for the sum Of S95 each, payaoe each
successive year from said 22d Of February 1912 with in.
terestthe other for the sum Of $40 81, payable Dec.
lot3and IN order to secure The payment of said Of
money the said ED day Of bruay 1872 by Of
mortgage Of that date the defendants conveyed the
the following described premises lying and being IN
Waterbury aforesaid and described follows to vital
the ihTd division lot in SAID drawn the original
right Of David Fay be ng of the LOT upon which Jseph
Gregg then lived The said sum OF money any part
thereof not having been paid ,cOrdng the terms of said
deed the orator prays fer foreclosure Of said premises and
COSTS.
And whereas it appears Thai the said Stephen Gle re-
sides without this "tae 50 that subpoena be served
upon him therefore IN pursuance OF cup "a 60 of the
Revised Statutes, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
the said Stephen Ge and lie hereby required appear
before the Chancellor he Fourth Judicial Circuit OF the
State OF Vermont al the place OF holding said IN
Montpelier in said county Of Washington the third
Tuesday fAprl next, being the first day of stated
term Of tie Court Of Chancery III SAID County and make
answer 10 the said bill of conn and ABIDE order
direction and decree therein as 10 said Chancellor shall
seem meet.
And the complainant in such bill is directed to cause
tins order To be published three weeks successfully ia the
Montpee-, the last Of which publications to be at least
twenty days previous to the third Tuesday Of April next
Dated al montpelier in SAID county of Washington this
Gath day Of February A 1874,
STIILMAN CHURCHILL,
- - , Clerk Of The Court Of Chancery.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Wa hlngon County Court
Washington County November tenn A d 1913
L''Hd't q GI po" the ss
John H. LGhrop damages for The removal by the deftn-
dant of certain shop eff Of the premises of the plaintiff in
Waterbury in the sad county Of Washington.
The sad John II. Luhrop , having had personal no,
tee of the pendeccy Of This ordered by the court
here that he be notified hcre0fby publishing the substance
of said suit, together with this ordtr, in the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed in Montpelier in
said county, three weeks successfully last publication
to be at least twenty days previous the
oil said court TO be holden at said Monpe on The third
Tuesday Of April next which will be deemed suiicien
notice to The said John II. Lalop appear al the SAID
term any make
STILLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk
r. G. SMITH, Attorney. so
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CUT TOBACCO.

CHEWINCi and smoking Of the best quality be had
~ at all times, at the Dug Store Of CLARK and
COLLINS,
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| " press by
December ie, STORR S and LANGDON'S,
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SHIPPING EURS.

MASH, and the highest price. paid for Shipping Furs,
" at the Dug Store of CLARK 81 COLLINS.
Montpelier, Nov l6, 1913. So
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BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
On fine paper, price OTIS at L. p Walton Sons. Oct
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Soup! Soap!

LARGE 10, of white and brown Windsor Soap, together
s. ABBOT.
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LYMAN a. KING,
MILL Sell Beaver Cloths, Broad Cloths and Cassi-
w meres at less prices than has been sold in this
county. No mistake. iCJ~Call at the Chespeal Cash
Store December 8th 1913. |
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-22
A Thought for PrayerleSS Mothers.

"YoW are the cause of III" said dying young
man to his mother; 81 am just going into eterni-
ty; there is nothing before me but mieery-black
despair, and you are the cause oft You allow
ed me to violate the Sabbath with the gun and an
Cling rod, and thus was introduced to that career
of crime which, in ten years, has brought me to
perdition." She turned from his bedside, and,
day of judgment viii doubtless disclose ma
ny similar cases.
Without INDUCING children in immoral conduct,
a mother may indirectly promote their everlasting
ruin Even while administering sautary advice,
she may omit to suppicate Divine blessing on
their souls and if she does not ask how can she
expect to receive" OF what avail are her eX-
hortations to prayer, so long as she neglects to
pray? Does not example preach louder than pre-
cepti God is not mocked.' To every prayerless
mother, might not dying impentent child. while
he gasps forth, 'to hell | must co. add the awful
question, Are no you the cause of it?'-Mother's
MapaZine
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az Z w : e. & = = GSSGSd
egG the Corner Store.
STORRS & LANGRNNS.

A RE receiving full supply of merchandise adapted to
IA the Fail Trade, TO which they invite the attention Of
purchasers They have great variety of rich and fash
ionable DRESS TEs-@D4D EDS9 such as,
Choice CAMELEON SILKS new and beautiful styles,
Do Black and Blue Black plain, fig d. striped wors-
ted do.
Silk & worsted EOLIENES and CALEINX LUSTRES
Real Afghan and Fancy SATINS, rich coors
Pure, all wool CASHMERE. splendid article,
Do all wool MUSLIN DE LANES, new and elegant
patterns.
Real CASHMERE De EcossE, Of rich and beautiful
colors. Imitation do do do do
Superior REP CAss1MEREs, new and beautiful article
Fine CASHMERE De SUE, new styles,
Light and dark, plain and striped MUSLIN DE LANES
Changeable LUsTREs, 4 rich style Of dress goods
New styles of PRlNTs, GINGHAMs, etc.
Real ROB Roy, GALA and LINCY P-AIDs, for Chill
dren.
CLOAK GooDs, in great Variety and of extra quality.
Real silk warped INDIANA ALPAccAs and ALPINEs
do Linen do do do
CHANG cable and black, slri BED and figured do
Shawls, CASHMERE, KABYLE, SILK and all Wool.
Do HIGHLAND, MUSLIN De LAME, all sizes.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, MITTs, sc.
Linen and Cotton HoUsE-KEEPING GooDs, all kinds
New CRoCKERY s. GLASS WARE, TABLE CUTLERY
Bleach and brown CorToN, TIcK1NG and BATTING
GROCERIES in abundance, and cheap enough.
Oct. l, 1874. 40
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the Deity there is no attribute on which it does
not love to dwell. This is the religion of poetry
and of philosophy.
@ The religion of forms, that began in the ear
ly ages Of the church to introduce the rights and
ceremonies of heathenism into the Christian
Church, and despite of the Reformation, that for a
season checked the tendency, there is a constant
inclination to relapse into it again.
8. The religion of feeling that estmates the val
ne of religion by the amount of excitement it pro-
duces; it makes happiness the gague of piety, and
the facility of shedding tears the evidence of re-
pentance, and JOY the proof of conversion.
a. The religion of Principle has some things in
common with all these kinds of religion, but diff
fers from them all. 1t embraces an intellectual
adoption of right as a rule of action, and stead
fast adherence to it. 1t finds its authority not in
whims customs, or even the laws of men, but
in the will of God, and does what is right and
true. come what may. 1t makes the greatest sa-
CRITICS., and performs the most heroic deeds, moi
to be embazoned among men, or canonized when
dead, but because it is right, and God wills it..
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A Mothers Love.

There is something in sickness that breaks
down the pride Of manhood that softens the heart
and brings it back to the feelings of infancy
Who that has languished, even in advanced life,
in sickness and despondency-who that has pinned
OH a weary bed in the neglect and loneliness of a
foreign land, but has thought on the mother that
looked on his childhood, that smoohed his pillow
and administered to his beIplessness? Oh, there
is an endearins tenderness in the love of mother
to son, that transcends all other affections of the
heart 1t is neither to he chilled by se6shness, OF
daunted by danger, or weakened by worthlessness,
or stifed by ngratitude. She will sacrifice every
comfort to his convenience, she will surrender ev-
cry pleasure to his enjoyment, she will glory in
his fame, exut in his prosperity, and if adversely
overtake him. he will be the dearer to her by mis-
fortune, and if disgrace settle on his name, she will
still love and cherish him. and if all the world be-
side cast him off she will be all the world to him
--WGSbington Iruing
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From The True Wesleyan.
Righteous Voting Recommended.

RESOLVED That, in the opinion of this confer
ence, it is inconsistent with our character asChrs-
tians and our profession as Wesleyans, to vote at
the ballot box for any man who STAKEHOLDER or
an apologst for slavery, as an officer of the gen
eral or State government; and we advise all our
members & friends who have the right Of suffrage,
to vote only for such men as are themselves free
from slavery, and will exert their influence in IA
vor of the immediate and unconditional emancipa-
ton of every boudman on the American soil.
The above resolution was adopted by the New
York Conference Of the Wesleyan Methodist Con
necton of America, at its recent session in SYRIA
cuSe. And as a matter of interest to the general
reader, as also Of congratulaton to the friends OF
the slave, forward it for publication in the True
Wesleyan. P. R. SAWYER, Cor. Secretary.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

There is not in newspaper advertisement to pub
fish the certificates of cures but the invalid is
referred to medical pamphlet to be had of any Of the
gents gratis. Such proof constantly aying be-
fore the public must convince all that
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DIR. LARBOR,S EXTRACT on LUNGWORT

fore the public must convince all that
DIR. LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT
is the only medicine in the world that will cure all who
predsposed to Consumption, Liver Com plants, or
troubled with Coughs Colds Asthma Pleurisy. Splitting
of Blood pan in the side and chest, difficulty of breathing,
tghness the chest, paOn of the heart, Bron-
chitis throat COMPLAINTS and all affections of the pulmo-
nary organs. If this is sufficient, he will reier any
others, who at the date above, using this
article in a variety of proracted Lung and Liver COM
plants.
All the certificates shown to the public prove conclu-
sively one thing-hat the VEGETABLE EXTRACT OF
LUNGwoRT is possessed Of certain powers in healing the
lungs and restoring energy to those who supposed
be fast sinking into the grave, every other remedy
ancient or modern.
And why not! 1t is medicine that is not the work of
a day-the compound of drug shop, having only for III
object a sale. 1t is remedy tina! its existence from
natures source, certain for complaints the lungs
and all the premonitory symptoms of consumption
/ Quackery would probably put new life into skeleton
provided you would believe lat least the inventors o
of the seeming popular remedies would induce yo
to believe if possible 1t 10 put in the place of suc
stuff remedy really of to mankind that the Vegea
BILE Extract of Lungwort made.
The study ofyears-the proper proportion of ingredi
ents-ther effect upon the different systems, and th
stage of disease in the patients-aI these were in TIN
mind eye of the physician who formed this medicine
He knew that to make something really useful a RENE
dy study and observation necessary, and he faile
not to devote all his attention to the purpose. He ha
succeeded-the VEGETABLE EXTRACT OF LUNG
WORT has taken its stand and beyond the leading med
n cnes of the present time the on true eradcaor
pulmonary CONSUMPTION extant. This is true ant
cerain-true because susceptible of proo(-certan be
cause its power and usefulness in saving hundreds for
death cannot be controverted. ]. G. ROOSEVELT.
Sole proprietor, 81 Broadway, Albany S. p Redfeld
Montpelier; Goss llutchns Waterbury. 44:1y
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R h III GTO U 8.
Different kinds Of RELIGION,

Rev Mr. Barnes in his sermon before the mis-
slonary meeting at Worcester, Mass, enumera-
ted the following kinds ofreligion as prevalent at
the present time:-
., l. There is the religion of sentiment, thnt finds
It's enjoyment in the contemplation of the beautiful
and grand, either on the page of nature or revela-
ton; delightng in the starry heavens and the YER
dant fields, and in the story of redemption, where
the love of God is revealed In these displays Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-22

Horses that have Ring-bone, spawn, wind-gas, &c.,
are cured by Roofs Specific; and Foundered Horses
irely cured by Roofs Founder Ointment Mark this,
all horsemen.
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0wtstrpping the Wind,-The Philadelphia Sun
says: The locomotive with the express, which
arrived in this city with the New York election
news, came from South Amboy to Camden, a dis
lance of sixty four miles in one hour and fifty min
utes, including three stoppages of about fifteen
minutes.
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forgiveness. deaf and dumb person being
asked what is forsiveness? took pencil and
wrote reply containing a volume of the most ex-
qniste poetry as we'll deep truth in these words
at is the odor which flowers yield when trampled
upon"