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Il. K. X.
"rwenty years Of excruciating pain, with
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ish gentleman presented me with bottle Of
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WV. SYDNEY MYERS,
Correspondent Of the n. Y. Herald, Lon
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

onaratiOns OF the Army Of the Potomac
an saturday, and Sherman's operations
since he left Fayetteville, were received
this morning,
Gen. sherman was at Goldsboro on
the ODD of this month. No movements
have been made on either side before
Richmond or Petersburg siuce Saturday
night L. M. STANTON,
Secy Of War.
Cry PoNT, March q, 10 80 a. m.
To Hon. f. M Stanton
The battle of the 25th resulted in the
following losses to us:
Second Corps killed, 81, wounded 462,
missing III Sixth corps killed, AZ,
wounded 40l, missing 30; Ninth corps
killed, s., wounded 337, missing DOG;
our captures by the ID corps were 1868,
by the 9th corps 469 and by the 9th
corps lO49. The ID and 9th corps
pushed forward and captured the enc
my's strong entertainments and turned
it against him and still hold it. In try
ing to retake this the battle was contin-
uous until eight o'clock al night, the
enemy loosing very heavily. Humphrey
estimates the loss Of the enemy in his
front at three times his own, and Gen,
Wright in his front as double that OF
ours. The enemy brought in flag oil
truce for permission to collect his dead
which were between their picket line
and their main line of forufcatiOns.
Permission was granted.
U. s. GRANT, 1t. Gen.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
Containing nearly 800 pages, and lS0 fine
Plates and Engravings of the Anatomy of the
Human Organs in a state of health and disease,
with a treatise on Early Errors, its Deplorable
consequences upon the Mind and Body, with the
authors plan of treatment the only rational
and successful mode Of cure, as shown by the re-
port of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the
married, and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts of their physical condition.
Sent free OF postage to any address, on receipt OF
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Albany, n. Y.
The author may be consulted upon any of the
disco es upon which his bovk treats either per-
sonally or by mail, and medicines sent to any
part of the world. marohlSd&wSm
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\ SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETHs PILLS

Contains more vegetable extractiye matter than
twenty boxes Of any pills in the world besides
fifty-fve hundred physicians use them in their
practice to the exclusion of other purgstives.
The first letter of their value is yet scarcely ap-
preoiated. when they are better known sudden
death and continued siclnes, will be OF the past.
Let those who know them speak right out in
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Our race are subject TO a redundancy Of yitiat.
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petite, pain in the head, heartburn, pain in the
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AMERICAN WoMEN.--Ameriea is justly proud
of its beautiful women; but how many die annu-
ally, or prematurely lose their hea tn and youth,
for want of a remedy suitable TO their peculiar
ailments. That remedy is found in Sir James
Clarke's Female Pills. We know hundreds OF
cases where hey have been used With the great.
est success In al cases Of Nervous and S; ;,
Affections, Pain in the Back aud Limbs, Heavi-
ness, Fatigue on slight exerton, Palpitation OF
the Heart, Lowness of Splits, HysteIi les, Sick
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them For full particulars get pamphlet, free,
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N. Bone dollar and six postage stamps en-
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So by all druggists, JOB MOSES, 81 Cort-
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VI A tx TAG ES.

wHITLOCK- sEvERANCE.-In New Hav-
en-, Conn, March ltth by Rev. Geo. Burnham,
Mr. Franklin A, WhItlock of Hubbardton. VI .
to Miss Josephine Severance OF CLARENDON, vt.
ORMES-BEEBE,- On March 2lst, at the Nj.
E. ParsoI age, in Fairhaven, by Rev. C. h. Lit
tie, Mr.. Jonathan Qrmes to Mrs Polly Ann
Beeoe, both of Hampton
kDGERTON-sTEvENs.-At the residence
o. the grldes father, in Danby, by L. P. Howe,
E Sq NJ eles Edgerton OF Dorset to Miss
AAA -" l.. stevens Of Dandy.
LANGLEwAY-NEW BANKS.-In Troy,
March I'd, by Rev. J. n Milford, Mr. Geo B.
Langiew.y OF Troy, to Miss Mary Jane New
banks, of Ratland, Vt.
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CRY PorNr, March 1870 p. NJ

To Hon. (. n. Stanton, See'y Of Wr
am not yet able to give the result OF
the day, accurately, but the number OF
prisoners captured proves larger than
at first reported, The slaughter Of the
enemy at the point where they entered
our lines and in front of it was pruba,
bly, not less than three thousand. Our
loss is estimated at eight hundred, and
may prove less. Gen. Humphreys at
tackled on the left with great prompt
ness capturing nearly one hundred men,
and causing the enemy to return his
troops to that point of his line rapidly.
U, S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
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A FEW REASONS WHY
THE AMERICAN WATeH


is THE REST.
tbs made on the beat principle while the for
eign watch 10 generally made on no prime pie at
all The foreign watch is IN lstly 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. and cold without guar
abtee, They are irregular in construction, and
quite as irregular in movement. They are de-
most thoroughly sold Those who have kept
"ancres," "lepines" and Swiss leyersn In
proiessed repair for few years viii appreciate
the truth of our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
instead OF being mae OF several hundred lit
we Pieoesl SCR wed together, the body of the
Al Amei'~. Watch is formed Of SOLID PLATES,
~ Jar interferes with the harmony Of its work
ing, aud no sudden shock can throw its machine
ry out of gear, In riding or any business pur-
suit, it is all held together as firmly as single
piece of m tai, 1t is Just what all machinery
lst, ACCURATE, I'd, SIMPLE. Sd, STRONG.
4th, ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure Cheapness by our system,
but Quality. We do notpretend that our watch
Gao be bought for less money than the foreign
"make-belieyes," but that for its real value II lie
sold for one-half the price. %SS
Our Soldiers Watch (named VIM. Ellery) is
what its name indtcates-Solid, Substantial, and
always Relabls-warranted to stand any amount
Of Marching, Riding or Fighting.
Our next higher quality Of Watch manned +
s. Bartlett) is similar in size and general appear
anoe, but has more jewels, ami a more elaborate
finish.
Our Ladies' Watch, recently brought out, II
put u in 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 is neat, no
large, and Just the thing for the pocket of ount
America,
The proof of the merits of our Watch may b.
found in the fact that we now employ over fevei
| hundred workmen in our factories, and that VI
are still unable to supply the constantly increas
ing demand.
Our Three Quarter Plate Watch is thinne
and lighter than the Others we have described
| It's fine chronometer balance is delioately sd
iusted to correct the variation caused by change
| of temperature. These watches are the fruits Q
| the latest experiments in ohronometry, and ar
| made by our best workmen, in separate de
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keeping qualities they challenge comparison wit
the best works of the most famous English an
Swiss makers
| ROBBINS & APPLETON,
| Agents for the American Watch Company
| misc d&w4w 1872 Broadway, n. Y.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD. With

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During late years the public have been misled
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those We been frauds upon the sick, for they
not only contain little, if any Sarssp.riiia, b..
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bitter disappointment has followed the use Of the
various extracts of Safsaparilla which flood the
MARI ct, until the nsme itself has become svnon.
ymous With imposition and cheat. Still we call
this compound "Sarsaparilla,n and intend -
supply such remedy as shall rescue the name
from a cloud Of obloquy which rests upon it.
We think we have ground for believing il has
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral is so universally known
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the evidence of its virtues. The world knows
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a THING or BRAgTY rs A JoF ,,

&" 4 THING or BEAUTY rs a JOP FOR.
EYER"
MARTHA WAsHlNGToN'S HAIR RE
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GoLBsBoRo, N. c., March q,

z
via Fortress Monroe, Va, March %. :
To Lieut. Gen. Grant:
have the honor to report that Oc-
cupied Goldsboro this afternoon, with
but slight opposition,
Gen. Terry's column from Wilmington
was at Forsans depot last night, and
should be near this place tonight.
Sherman's left was engaged with the
enemy near Bentonvilie on Sunday.
The artillery firing was quite rapid dur
ing the day and for a short time on
Monday morning
Sherman's right-the 18th corpS-was
near Mt. Olive on Sunday night There
has been some artillery firing during to-
day which indicates a gradual approach
of Shermans army towards this place.
All this being directly in accordance
with Sherman's plans. l have no doubt
but all is well.
hope to have more definite and later
intelligence from Sherman very soon
and will forward it to you without de-
lay.
flnd the bridges burned, but other
wise the road is not injured, and the
depot facilities are very fine.
captured seven cars, and Gen. Terry
has captured two locomotives and two
cars which he is now using.
JNo. M. ScHoPIELD.
Major General.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IST OF THE UNION DEAD
IN SAL ISB U r Y

IN SAIISB URI
December, 1864; January and February, 1886.
The New York W, ekly Tribune of March 26th
contains another appalling list ofthe dead Union
Prisoners, comprising those who died in the hos
pitfalls from the 18th of December, the day upon
which The Trisune's correspondents escaped,
until all the prisoners of were removed to
Richmond and Wilmington for exchange. There
were many unable to obtain admission into the
wretched hospitals who breathed their last in
their own quarters, and of whom no memoranda
whatever was kept They go to swell the list Of
the nameless and unrscorded dead who have
eheerfully given up their lives for dear
eountry's sake" and whose memories the Re-
public will ever delight to honor.
The exchanged prisoners who kept and brought
| through this record, state that The Salisbury
Daily Waterman, in announcing the escape Of
The Tribune's correspondents, pronounced the
occurrence very notifying, inasmuch as they
were the most important prisoners in the garri-
son; but asserted that they we're certain TO be
| brought back within week, scouts had been
sent out for them and the country alarmed in ev-
| cry direction. As the correspondents hid quietly
| in sight of the prison until the scouts had gone
| out and kept all the time behind them, it was
| obtain no satisfactory information concerning
| them!
The last report which reached the prison before
the news of their safe arrival in Knoxville stat
| ed very circumstantialy that Messrs. Richard
| son, Browne and Davis had been seen going
through the mountain on horseb a Ok, armed to the
teeth, and accompanied by deserving Rebel Off
Ger, who was also travelling arsenal. The story
| probably sprung from the fact that once, while
in Wilkes County, North Carolina, they were
| pursued for short distance by member of the
| Home Guard, who noticed that one of tn cir com
panions was dressed in rebel uniform but who
must have been blessed with more than human
| perceptions if he saw sny arms in the whole
party.
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I'D E A n HIS

BUCKMASTER,-Io Shrewsbury, March 90,
Mr.. John Buckmaster aged 70 years
Funeral at the house to-day, 29th, at / o'clock,
Newell In Boston, NJ roh 18th, of lung
fever, Mrs. Martha Newell, wv dow daughter Of
the late John Huntoon Of CattinssviIe, VT
aged 65 years, s months and days,
consumption, William S. Randall, aged As years
and 10 months.
GLIB In Benson, March 20, Sophia, vii Of
Jonas Gibbs, after illness Of over six years,
aged So.
COWEE In Benson, March q, Lydia Relief
vie OF VIM. Cowee, aged IS year..
BUCKLlN.-In East Wallingferd, March IL,
Bill y ii. Bucblin, son of Rufus D. and Myra U.
Bucklin, aged years, 8 months and Is DAYS.
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TOR SALE.--A desirable place for
Il sale, situated in Castleton, within q few
minutes walk of the Railroad Station, Churches,
schools and Postoffce. On the place is a large
two story house with ell; soft water in the
house and well of fine drinking water. Barn,
Hen House. work shop, and nice fruit, consist
ing of apples, pears, grapes, cherries, plums,
gooseberrles, strawbe berries, currants, blaokber-
ries, raspberries, flowers, and some fine old sugar
NAPLES, and a fine piece of meadow land. The
location is pleasant scenery beautiful and va
ried, For gentleman looking for educational
advantages cannot be surpassed-or as Summer
res dence it would be very pleasant 1t would
be capital place for blooded sheep mar to To-
cate. For terms or other particulars enquire Of
+ ws MISSIONER & SON,
march24d&w2w Castleton, VT.
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THE BITTER FRUITS OF BAD BITrERs.

THE BITTER FRUITS OF BAD BITTERs.
Invalid reader, do you know what nine-tenths
of the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the
proprietors to accept as univers Il panaoeas are
composed Oft Give heed for a moment. They
are manufactured from unpurfed alcohol, con.
tanning considerable portion OF fusel oil, poi
son almost as deadly as prussic acid. The basis
of the regular tnctures of the Matetia Medica
is the same. No amount of "herbh extracts
can overcome the bad tendency of this perniei-
Gus element The Essence of sound Rye thor
oughly rectifed, is the only stimulant which
can be safely used as a component of Tonic,
Alternative and anti bilious medicine, and HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS is the only
medicinal preparation in the world in which
this article is used as an ingredient Hence the
the extraordin airy effects of this great specific.
1t gives strength without producing excitement
No other Tonic does this All the ordinary Bit
tiers fush the face and affect the brain. Hostel
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the nervous system, promote digestion and pro-
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BUTLER'S 500

Fort Fisher, was scarcely greater failure than
is daily made by most Of the advertised hair
dyes nor was
TERRY AND PORTFR's VICTORY
More complete, peril CT and glorious, than the
conquest achieved bv
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
Over gray, red and sandy heads of hair. The
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THE HONEST OLD MEDICINE

N. II DOWNS Ba samic Elixir, for Coughs,
Coils, Whooping Cough and all diseases of the
throat, chest an lungs.
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge Of
the Supreme Court of Vermont; DR.. J. B. Wood
ward, su geon U. S. Army; DR.. Horace Fales,
(Wafei burv,) Surgeon for the Vermoot Militia.
Sold in Rutlard by Fem & futile, Pond g.
Morse, and G. W. Chaplin, Jr., and by all deal
ers IN NJ dicne. John F Henry, Waterbury,
VT, Proprietor. '2:w4w
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FOR SALE |

A rare chance to invest money or secure a
good Farm, pleasantly located on a good road
and near the centre of the town Of csvendish,
VT, containing
$50 ACRES OF LAND,
of smooth, even surface, well divided mo Mead
ow and Pasture, well Watered, and walled wi b
Wood and Timber enough 10 nearly ply for the
farm; with Fruit and Sugar Orchard, two
stor, House IN good repair, and all recesssry
outbuildings Convenient to School, Churches
Vilsg Depot, ills &c
Sad property will be sold this Spring, 81
bargain For minute particulars, O. me aG see,
or refer to the owner on the premises.
]. L BUCKMAsTFR
Cavendlsh, VI, March, 1895. l. WITT