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A FEW REASONS WHY
THE AMERICAN WATC.

III II All ID ~ 4 V ~ AZ W II A y III
IL THE BEST.
II is made on the best principle while the for
eign watch 10 generally made on no primo pie at
all. The foreign watch 10 mostly made by women
and boys, by hand. While their labor is cheap,
their work is dear at any price. Such watches
are made without plan. ana sold without guar
abtee. They are irregular in construction, and
quite as irregular in movement. They are de-
signed only to so |, and the buyer is the party
most thoroughly sold, Those who have kept
"anores,n "lepines" and " Swiss leverso In
protested repair for few years will appreciate
the truth Of our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being made Of several hundred lit
tie pieces, screwed together, the body of the
American Watch Is formed of SOLID PLATES.
No lar interferes with the harmony Of Its work.
ing, and no sudden shock can throw its machine
~ out of gear. In riding or any business pur-
piece Of m tai. 1t ia lust what all machinery
LIST, ACCURATE. I'd, SIMPLE. Sd, STRONG.
4th, ECONOMICAL.
We not only sc cure Cheapness by our system,
but Quality. We do notpretend that our Watch
can be bought for less money than the foreign
-belieVes,n but that for its real value it is
sold for one-half the price.
Our Soldiers Watch manned VIM. Ellery} h
what its name indcates-Solid, Substantial, and
always Reliable--warranted to stand any amount
of Marching Riding or Fighting.
Our next higher quality of Watch named +.
S Bartett) is similar in size and general appear
ance, but has more jewels, ana more elaborate
finish.
Our ladies' Watch, recently brought out, II
| put u in q great variety of patterns, many o
them of rare beauty and workmanship, is quit
| small, but warranted to keep time
Our Young Gentleman's Watch il neat, no
large and just the thing for the pocket of Y ounI
| America.
The proof of the merits of our Watch may b
found in the fact that we now employ over tevel
| hundred workmen in our aetores, and that W
are still unable to supply the constantly increas
| ing demand.
| Our Three Quarter Plate Watch is thinne
| and lighter han the Others we have described
Its Rne ehronometer balance is delcately az
| justed to correct the variation caused by change
! of ten perature, These watches are the fruits Q
| the latest experiments in chronometry and ar
made by our best workmen, in a separate de
| partment of our factory. For the finest tim,
keeping qualities they challenge comparison wit
the best works Of the most famous English an
Swiss makers
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Compan
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ohld Of Ms. Mary ], pOlph, aged ayems, u

child Of Ms, Mary J, polph, aged ayeMs u
nor tbs aud days,
MANLEY In pittsfori, March "a, Of con,
sumplion, William F, Manley, aged 90 years.
wRI inT-,In Shrewsbury, VT, March 10Th,
rs her A. witr OF Walter ). Wright, ana daugh-
ter of John and Polly Gilman, aged % ears.
In the cath Of this deer sister we have lost one
who as loved by all. Ever patient and unoom-
planning, she has passed from this life TO sleep
sweeyly until the morning Of the resurrection,
when sht wlA awake in Youtl and beauty 10 soe
the Savior she 20 much loved
Dear 1t sister, thou hast left us,
Swae'ly art thou sleeping low,
Safe from eyery care or danser,
They can never reach thee nov,
Grea' thy loss 20 those who loved thee
But our loss IA move thy gain;
For the rnsels keep their vigil
Oer the grave where thou vert lain. lCoM.
FEM In West Rutland, on the 2Sth inst,
Miss Chloe Penn, aged y year.
wAKELY, In Wells, Vt, on Tuesday, the
l4th nit, Of information w the brain, NJ ton /.
only son of Robert aud Nj A. Wakely, aged |
year, 6 months and days.
There is anguish m thy household,
Ii IA desolate and lone;
For fond y cherished nurs ing
Prom the parent nest has flown
A little form 10 missing,
A heart has cea>e1 20 beat;
And the chain of love lies shattered
AT he desolator's feet.
Remove the empty cradle,
H. clothing putaway,
And alt mis- little ivthngs
With your choicest treasures lay
Strive not TO CHECK the tear drops
That tall like summer rain,
For thu sUn Of hope shines thrO' them,
You hall see IN face again,
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ident received tonight shows that the
desnerate struggle between our forces
and the enemy continued undecided al
though the advantage appears to be on
our side
CRY PoNF, April /,
10 Hon. Edtom n Stanton, Secretary Of
Var
Dispatches have Just been received
showing that Sheridan, aided by War
ren, had at 2 P, NJ, pushed the enemy
back so as to retake the Five Forks, and
bring his own headquarters up TO F,
Bosseau's. The Five Forks were barri-
caded by the enemy and carried by Dew
ems division of cavalry.
This part of the enemy seems TO be now
trying to work along the White Oak
road to join the main force In front OF
Grant, while Sheridan and Warren are
pressing them rs closely as possible.
A, LINCOLN.
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AMERICAN WoMEN.-America is justly proud
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Sod by all druggists. JOB MOSES, ~ Cort-
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A SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRErH's PILLS

A SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH'S PILLS
Contains more vegetable eXtractive matter than
twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides !;
ffty-fve hundred physicians use them in their
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The first letter of their value is yet scarcely ap-
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The ~. Albans Raiders, Case

MONTREAL, April 4
Much excitement prevails here at the
threatened attempt to rescue the raiders
1t is rumored THAI letter has been re
ceived from Secretary Seward which de
clares that in view Of the action taken
by the Canadian Government for conspi-
raCy and breach OF neutrality, the l. 5.
Government would 60 no further with
the demand for extradition. Further
proceedings will take place in Upper
Canada, as the plots are all known to
have originated there.
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WASHINGTON, April Ali A, NJ.


To lHg1.- Gen. Dir D..
The following particulars, dated at
City Point, April 4th, s A, NJ, give the
latest information received from Rich
mond
Gen. Weitzel telegraphs from Rich
mond that the railroad stock he found
there comprised twenty-eight locomo-
tives, forty four passenger and baggage
cars, and one hundred and six freight
cars. At $50 o'clock this morning,
Gen. Grant from Sutherland Station,
ten miles from Petersburg, towards
Burkesville, telegraphs as follows: Gen
Sheridan picked up twelve hundred pris-
oners today, and from three to four hun
dred more have been gathered by our
troops.
The majority Of the arms that were
left in the hands Of Lees army are now
scattered between Richmond and where
his troops now are. The country is also
full of stragglers. The line of retreat
is marked with artillery, ammunition
burned or charred wagons, caissons
ambulances, &c.
Signed L. NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
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The Fire i'm Richmond-Recept
of eur Troops.

NEW YORK, April 4.
The Herald's Washington special
says
A dispatch dated Spottswood House,
Richmond, 100 P. N. Monday, says but
little property was destroyed by the
nre, which was confined mainly to the
tobacco warehouses.
The reception of the Union troops was
enthusiastic beyond expectation, prov
ing that there were large numbers Of
Unionists In the city; many Union flags
were displayed.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
Grants taking command of the army in
person, at Culpepper Court House, Viz
ginia.
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M A KEs AG ES .

BARNEY ~-sTEwART.-lu Girard. Pa, on
the 2sth ult.. by Rev. II. o Rowland, Mr.. Fran
c,s d Barney of Battle Creek, Mich, to MISS
May +. Stewart of Rut and, Vt.
B0ED-GI FIFTH AT the re'ide- &c Of E.
b I'D, By Rev. Il s Newton, Capt VIM. H.
Bond. OF the I'd W. vols, to Mis- Alice l.. Grit
f'h, al Of Dsnby.
BIXBY WHITE BY Rev. Leland Howard +,
Ma CD SO ii SIX r. Bixby, of Shire ssbury,
and Laura A White, Of c arendon.
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TIE HONEST OLD MEDICINE.

N. II. DOWNS Ba samic Elixir, Tor Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the
throat, chest ami lungs.
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Paul
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=, Sold IN Ratiar d By Fem futile, Pond d. e
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VT, Proprietor. l2:waw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CTATE OF VERMONT, District of
y Rutland. s.. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland:
To all pers5rs interested in the estate OF
Moses Perkins, late OF Rut an, n said district,
deceased, teR.ate GRFFTlNG
The executors Of the last will and testament Of
Moses Perkins late OF Rutland IN said district,
deceased, have represented. that the said deceased
in his life time was under contra TO deed GER
tam piece of land to one Hosea Wilkins accord
ing to the conditions set forth in said contract,
and have made spprcaticn to said Probate Court
for license 20 deed the premises namei in said
contract to said Hosea Wilkins in fulfllment OF
the cor dition of said contract The efore,
BY the authority Of the STATE Of Nermont,you are
hereby notified to appear before the said Court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland in said district,
on the frst Tuesday Of May, 4. D. 1896,
to show cause, if any you have, why said license
should not be granted,
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this Isl
day Of April, A. d. 1866.
IA JAMES BROWN, Register
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- 4 THING OF BEAUTY rs 4 JOY FOR


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Virginia.
New York, April 3

NEW YORK, April ).
The Posts special says it is reported
that there will be Immediately organized
a movement to secure the return of Viz
ginia to her place in the Union, in which
case Lee will abandon the rebel cause.
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ID f AT III = =.

CoLE-In Neohanicsville Vt, March 10, Abb.
jah Cole Esq. aged 70 years.
Printers 10 N. II. are requested 10 copy.
DAVIS In plymouth, March 24'h, Of Con-
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D0IPH In Danhy, Msreh II. after a short
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TuE HORRORS OF INDlal sTIoN

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Tonic now and then, would keep you SO. If you
| have neglect ed these Il cans of cure don't blame
your mach for its rebellion, 1t is merely ma
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Movements Against Augusta.

New YORK, April !.
The Commercial says it is reasonable
to suppose that we may hear soon OF
movement against Augusta up SaTan-
nah river
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THIRD DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 2-b A. NJ,
To MGJ.- Gen. Dig :
A dispatch just received from Grants
Adjutant General at City Point an
nounces the triumphant Success of our
arms after three days hard fighting, du-
ring which the forces on both sides ex-
hibited unsurpassed valor
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Sec'Y of War
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TO PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, AND
beautify the complexion use Helmbold's highly
Concentrated Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla. One
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THE UNION FOREVER
OfhCiaI,
Cry POINT, April $50 A. M.

Cry PoINT April $50 A. NJ.
To Hon. f. H. Stanton
This morning Grant reports Peters
burg evacuated, and he is confident that
Richmond also is. He is pushing for
ward to cut of, if possible, the retreat,
ing rebel army. A, LINCOLN
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From New York.

NRw YORK, April 4.
Ihe Commercials special says it is re-
garded by military men as impossible
for to Lee TO escape with his army.
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WASHINGTON, April 3-noon

~ -A'-'- ''
To Mg.,Gta. Dir
The following is the latest from the
front
E. NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y Of War.
CITY PolNT, April 3-l1 AN.
TO Hon. Z. n Stanton, Sce'y Of War
Gen, Weitzel telegraphs as follows
We took Richmond at 8:15 this morning.
We captured many guns. The enemy
left in great haste. The city is on fire
in one place, and am making every eff
fort to put it out.
The people received us with enthusl-
astic expression of JOY. Gen. Grant
started early this morning with the
army towards the Danville road to cut
off Lees retreating army if possible.
President Lincoln has gone to the front.
Signed 7. S. BoYERs.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS AND UN-
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attained by Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
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A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTJ-
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Conoen' rated Fluid Extract ssrssparilla. 1t re-
moves black spots, pimples, and all eruptiops Of
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CrrY PorKr, April 2-5:8O A. \

OITf TUINTl ApIII N-U'OV N M
dispatch from Grant states that
Sheridan, commanding cavalry and in
fantry, has carried everything before
him. He captured three brigades of in
fantry, wagon train and several bat
teries of artillery. The prisoners cap
tured will amount to several thousand.
(Signed) T. S. BowBRs.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
rilIa cleanses and renoyates the blood, instilis
the vigor of health into the system, and purges
out the humors that make disease.
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FIRST DISPATCH.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
WASHINGTON, April |. !

To Mqj. Gen. Dir:
The following telegraph in relation to
the military operation now going on at
the front was received this morning,
Nothing later has reached this depart
ment.
E. NJ. STANTON.
CRY PoINT, Va, March $3.50 NJ.
To Hon. E4,cin H Stanton Secretary Of
Way
At 1890 P. NJ, to-day, Gen. Grant tel
egraphed me the following:
There has been much hard fighting
this morning. The enemy drove our
left from near Dabneys House back
well towards the BOydtown plank road.
We are now about to take the offensive
at that point, and hope will more than
recover the lost ground.
Later he telegraphed again as follows
Our troops, after being driven back to
the Boydtown plank-road, turned and
drove the enemy in turn, and took the
White Oak road; which we now have.
This gives us the ground occupied by
the enemy this morning. I will send
you rebel flag captured by our troons
in driving the enemy back. There have
been four flags captured to-day. Judg-
ing from the two points which Gen.
Grant telegraphs, infer that he moved
his headquarters about one mile since
ne sent the first Of the two dispatches.
A, LINCOLN
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is a remedy of the utmost value.
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The author may be consulted upon any Of the
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New YORK Produce Price Current.

For lots as they arrive from the country. Re
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. s. Mcclure s. Co., strict
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York
We quote for the week ending April o, as fol-
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FIFTH DIsPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 2d,-2.30P. IN.
To Ag Gen. Dir,
The President in the subjoined tele-
gram gives the news from the front.
E. M. STANTON.
Cry PoNT, April 2d,-11 AN.
Dispatches are frequently coming in.
All is going on finely. Gems Parke,
Wright and 0rd's lines are extending
from the AppOmattox to Hatcher'r Run.
They have all broken through the enc
my's entrenched lines taking some forts,
guns and prisoners Sheridan with his
own Cavalry, the fifth corps and part of
the second is coming in from the west
on the enemy's flank-Wright is already
tearing up the Southside Rail Road.
A. LINCOLN,
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

y
/ hereby notify the State of Vermont, and
John b Page, State Treasurer, to not pay my
State pay of seven dollars per month to any per-
son, for al claims are fraudulent, and shall not
recognize any claim whatsoever. .
WILLIAM W. GREEN,
sth Vt, Reg, 90. g.
Pzt,aa4, R1.,S5a County, state OF Vermont,
March %, ls65. l4w3v
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