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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-01

FAILURES OF THE EASTERN Mail. The
Union says the Postmaster General will spare no
pains to prevent the numerous failures of the
Eastern mail, and that he will enforce the pen
atty in every case. The great fault lies with
the New York and Philadelphia Railroad The
Union says;
That line has failed, during the present
month of September, about one-halfof the time,
to reach Philadelphia in season to connect with
the cars leaving Philadelphia for the south and
and west; thus subiecting the great New York
and eastern mails for large portion of the U,
States to lie over an entire day at that city,
These fl! lures occurred on September the I'd,
Sd, 4th, 5th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 10Th,
24th, and goth. We learn that no reasons
whatever are assigned. That it is practicable
to run from New York to Philadelphia between
the hours Of l-2 p. m. and I-2 or 10 p. M,
we suppose cannot be questioned. 1t lisa speed
as we are informed, of but little over l6 miles
per hour. And the road has demonstrated its
ability to perform it by having done so all the
season prior to this month, except when special
causes and accidents have prevented in few
instances.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

a Heoody Battle - Monterey Ia
ken. 81


The nmOr . which Ne ALLUDED in our -. q
. battle II MOaisney. . fully o0niiEulsd, sIOsP'
as 20 the nnmber q AsKirans killsd. tlst heing
- unknown; b, IS ihsy were under the pro
lection II their works AMI he walls Of he SANE
buildinrs whieh thsy Oucapiea, their loss j. sup.
Po~od No, 10 have heen equal 70 ours Never
thekss the persverins bravery a. the American
troops enabled them 70 overcome ell ohs,acles.--
the iateposnd desenccs anil supstiOr numb<rs-
and the ely Vas taken amer three days hard ghs.
jug. General Worth. and the division under hi.
command, covered themselves with glory. AMI
with loss comparatively snail. bang ORly about
seventy men. To Gen. Worth is accorded las
highesl praise for his skia AMI bravery through,
cut Tine correspondent ID the Picaync. who
furnishes the principal pa Of the Details was pre-
seni and WITNESSED the operations under General
Worth, aud CONSEQUENTLY Describes hem with
mon Ininuieness; nut the hottest part ofihe fight
and the mos. exposed positions. seem 10 have been
on the other sJe Of me city, under tie inmodia:s
command Of Gen. Taylor. where, amid carnage
and blood, both resulirs and volunteers display.
81 90 .undauntel and persesering bravery scarce,
y sq'lallel in modern warfare, ...--..
BeiieTing that We could not give to our real
ers any thing which wOuld be read with more in.
ierest, we have devoted our paper to-day almOsi
exclusively To the exciting accounts Of the battle
and The official correspondence of Gen. Tsylor.
. Some dissatisfaction at the liberal terms grant
ed to the meKicans by Zen. TaylOr has been ma.
nifested hut we have suIiiciea, confidence in &c.
neral Taylor to believe that he win he fully us,i
fed by the circumstances under whici, he acted.
Itseems, however, the, our government prompt.
y determined to Pu; an end to the arnnistee, and
We learn that an officer was despatched on the
morning Of the li,h insian, with instructions ID
Gen. Taylor to that elect .. s.. .-t~:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22
STICK TO Ip.

In Lanenbnrg county. Va. there rssiasd
yn.ny years sgo one Squire Collins. wbo
wss. ~ the FERN IL. "Goad liver" and
in his ifnaa date neigho.iiood one JEFF
tittep. y no was a very roH man. As
ne stcfy gnes. Jeff had been pressed
Gnrliis necesssriss Of life. and hal Dor.
rdwtd Gestf,on Squire C,flihs, and from
Eli HE oeighbo,s. pnd,r the ptomise that
a. sooB AZ be / lied his hog lie woulf re-
tdro The nes, be borrowed frsn Them.
Hshai boro wed mors.shaD 5 hog rom
tie Squire. aud a. much az w 0 hogs from
The others. The morning OF the day thai
4sFin,ended killing bis hog he vest over
u The sqnirs's and ssys he 10 the Squire,
"You knnw The lime hiss some round fot
M 70 XII ms hog. and cant pay you.
oil, 50 CONF. ~ owe most 81 j. 70 yon ]
n know what | must do Now, the
Squire possessed 9 ,od deal Of cunning
ani VS.. no, tt<posed1p be ontdone; SO he
advi.ed JEFF to Kill and scsll his hog. and
haag il np under the pe,ch see IN BIZ
yarl--;hrn get Up sbom n'daiglIt end
lake ii aw.ay--pest morning 10 90 ronad
u ,siese he barrosed of aud tell HE n thai
hs killed anc scaled his hog, aud hung
I. III, under he peach tree. end tia. some
r.rs,,n had CONE ihere and st,e the hos.
all be h.d nelhiag . pay them ~'t's
d" fasp.'" ssls The Squire. /" the pt"P'r
\ ~ b1rr we'd mes, from viii ply mi iei
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22
Camp near Monterey, Sept "a, 1916.

Ihe place was much more strongly for
tlfed than Gen. Taylor had any idea Of,
and the Mexicans defended their works
With skill and determination. -,.. ~.>.. i'll.
This morning Col. Moreno, t,e Adj.
General Of The Mexican Army, came IN
TO camp With proposition from Gen.
An.udla 10 ey7cuate The town, he anil his
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22
THAT'S What Done it,m

We have frequently had the pleasure
Of witnessing sturdy old Democrats turn
from their dearly cherished political pre-.
objections, as some truth of a startling
character would break upon their mind
and awaken them 10 an investigation of
the principles which they have held for
years. without being able to give reason
for their faith. II iss noble sight TO see
a man bursting the shackles Of precon-
ceiEed and iIl-digessed opinion. however
rugged and homely may he the langnag.
i'm which he embodies his reasons for so
doing. In such cases we always have
found i, best to say nothing as men
of this class are generally prompted to
action by motives and feelings which no
one else can multiply or diminish: they
will have their own way Of working out
their own political salvation. We acted
on this plan few days ago. when plain,
blunt looking farmer entered our sancIuG,,
and said: u -aG...tl u H."
81 wish to subscribe for your paper. -
Yes SIR" said we The subscription
book was taken down, and The name en-.
tered in trice. We are generally expe.
dilious in such matters. When this was
done, the old gentleman Whom we had
never seen before) peered over the top OF
newspaper at Us, and remarked:
81 voted for Polk !" 80 il .as'-. @
sWhat in the world made you do
that" 1aG h.Ets ~ ! "a t..< -+< ri
d" Annexation --thal's what done il I!
Now we've got our annexation, and, il
strikes me we're payin' for Il, which roes
down ray,lIer hard, SEEM Clay told us
aforehand. | believe tina. mans pro-
phPt.n 5&43Gs CA ast"@. @&E $t5
aWenodded, as much as 10 say" the ne
the p'inis. lie added: Es-a +"'.=r'
"P'r'aps you think I'm mt whig
now but eff | Amt. the Tariff bills moi
a singer Yes. Sir. / hollor enough
give INC . copy of the Kane. letter for a
neighbor of mime" fs@79s- @at w.. 81.
So saying the old gentleman departed,
leaving US in The comfortable belief thai
he WILDE in the right place mex, time.
-@s''~a @>.' 4 VicksIarg Wing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

Employment. = The fpilowins Just
sentiment was uttered by Daniel Webster
N .sie speech in Il e Senate Of the Uni ed
States. |. should be held IN everlasting
remembrance: 4s'@ ~.
"Sir, ! say it is e,npl0ymenttha. makes
the people happy. SIR. This grea. ruth
ough. never TO be frgotlen; il GIN 10 be
placed upon the title page Of every book
90 political economy Intended Tor Ame.
RIGA and such countries as America. II
oughl 10 be placed in every farmers
sln,anac, Il ought 10 head The column
efevary farmers magazine and mechanics
msgsz,,s. II sborl'l be afoeipimed every
shere, notwithstanding what We hear Of
the ussfalness--spd ! admit lie high use
fulness-af cheap misunderstanding
thai, The great trulh should be proclaim
ed every Where. SHOULD be made into .
pro erb. il Il could-lSst where there is
work for The hands and the men, there
" II be work for ibe teeth. Where there
j. employment there will be bread. AID
in a country like our own, above oil Q n
els. will this ,ru'h hold goods coun-
irY ike ours. where. With s-great deal Of
spiril and activity among the masses, II
.beg can fnI employment there isslwsys
great willingness 10 l.bor. II they cso
obtain fsir. compensation for their labor.
they viii have go]d bouses--go ID CLOTH
lng--gooI Odd, and the mean. Of educ.
ins thoir FAM aud finley have spad
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

sfEv 10 saErh oui nn3 a TsfiW ihlo q e
luieIioF. Tbs. GeHfml l'pElgE declined.
Al iasissed spen AmPBdia aHa Bis Gfh-
eets bscau.inE PEis0nsHs az EAF. lie msa
= bs disk.adsd snd dispersed Niih : sli-
pulslS,sa 60 - serve against - daring lhe
a.. he c., and BE ofirrEs 10 rsmsia
IN ep.toay nasii disposed ~ BY order sT
our GoEsrnment. Tie parties hare tesn
negolisaiug 80 Day. ahd If hey Do nj -
eree here will be some hard Sighting. -
he plars canno, hUld Ovl .Cng. Alahnpgh
We gain lie place ard FiclCEys i lbs eOt
us dear. -.--,...s.sg-.s =sa
ire earnsse ea cor side i great. ard
prshsbly more 50 thsn tAsi % lie Msxi-
ems. us 10 lhsi We do nol knVw, = lhey
iauehi under cover all the iine. Gee.
RaTsb ms t.isliaFukhed himstl - gsi-
l.nl soldier and skillful eOmman5sE
: Gen. Tsylor care him = lsir CHARGE.
ard Ne his npbly asailed himself 81 il.
| His division, wah Hays's regiment of
Texan YOluniseTs haze gained more
ground and carried more points lhan al
Ihe rest of The army. and with Tery Ii,he
loss: up n yesterday, 9 p, g.. il is on
| " ave killed and IwehIy-eighl wounded.
The loss on our side will not be les Than
1--we hundred killed, wounded and pro.
Rsfs. as.e@ #+az# .~ @
80 sBnas~ ssnGsso. ssTL -. Isls.
! Gen. TaylOr's army sTiyrd befnre
Monterey on The 10Th. and found lie en-.
envy orcuns ing the place in farce. Our
army commenced the sllsrk on tie 2lsi
and continued fnr three days. On the
morning 81 the s4ih Gen. Ampudia, Of.
fered TO caPi.ulale, which vas granted Ly
Gen. Taylor. s....S1t.,t.s.s1 ST.
Seven days we're allowed 20 the Msxi.
cans 10 eyseuale and an Armislice Of eight
weeks. The troops u neither army are
ito pass . line running from The RincoAa.
do through I.inaTes and San Fernando,
! Gen. AmPudia acknowledges 1000 -
the numbrr of his troops. but 10 probably
amounted to fully 1900. Our loss /. Sc
we're. The Isl. ID and 9Th Infantry sui.
fered. with the Tennessee yslunleels. On
Ihe 2lsi under Tie eye Of Gen. Taylor.
/ Gen. Taylor escaped unhurl. bu, Va.
greatly exposed. his horse was wound
IeJ. -& 81 a.
Our killed and wounded. win amount
10 500. IT,
Gen. Worth with his battalion and
IIays's command had an action some dis
lance this eide Of Monterey with : con-
siderable Mexican foree. and dispersed
them in a short time. Col. Hays killed
a lieutenant colonel Of The Mexican Army
single. handed.
Some Volunteers on their way from
Mier 10 join The army. were attacked by
large body Of Mexican troops and kill.
ed and shockingly mU,llard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

Maine, and New Hampshire seem 10
baye thrown I,ocofocoism overheard and
at the pext. general election we hope 10
see old New England united once mole
in the good old Wing cause. The re-,
turns from Maine giye 81 Wings to The
House Of Representatives 10 81 Locos. 5
,. fI.as g,sf ,sssse Phil, Mquifer.r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

Excitement In Wayne.-ws under.
stand thai ies ssenings 40. in Mayas
eou8ly. > negro af Mr.. 4. Cogdei, wss
sh0: dead in Lis kitrhtn doar snd ssEsEal
oilers we're wounded; that ave IDrnin the
heig hbOrhn0d ~ese suspected Il The Of
ieHee. and The ShsnG. silh q posse "f
tseaiy ner. went in pursuit al ,hem. and
fosnd Ih.m - ~ell lariIfsd with guns
aRd mu.ks.s IN house. lhst they could
mol be c.piarea; and the company met
wIlh sueh wsrm reeepiion-seEsTal ri
the q being sew RELY wounded hsy lonnt
II mosIprudent 10 retreat. On ,hsir re-.
tarn 10 Wsynesbornngh, company of =.
bout one hundred men vas raised. aud all
veil armed. and taking with them a can
non 10 beat down the house, IffUubd nt-
essssry, they proceeded sga'n 10 the PlacE;
but 90 their arrival the suspeclei persoas
had abandoned der lnnrts.. Being thus
again baflled. the Sheriff aud his party
commenced tie reiurs usrrh; bui one Of
The company Vim Jagged behind abnGI
bali q mlle, bad his horse sh.t from nnesr
hin, by some Ierson eoneesltd an the
zouds near the scsDe of aefloD. When
he found bis legs, il issndhe made pro.
per use Of lhem unih he lesped 0 ZEN fboi
fence into Ihs yard Of s'beighbor few
hsOdred ystds distant! THESE cirrun-
saRc >, We learn, have created gres, ex-
cisrInsnI, which s'ill prevails in the con-
~. o. .: t RIisigh Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

~ #sE@8kss#&8t 4a8ssB $#t& > ~ /
The Petersburg Intelligence cautions its read
ors agaqs; counterfeit quarter eagles, Of which, i
ssys, many are u, circulation,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

Florida. The election took place in Fb-
rida on the 9Th instant. The few returns received
look quite favorable to the success Of the Whiss,
and Mr.. Cabell, the Wing candidate iol Congress,
is very probably elected. -. d. .o.4 ne -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

haasfs. 49, gaa5 r,aaa.eg. aCoaa ~. /.
sn1 msans & sdResilnG her eh,l4lsa.
ice lhsr lsbsE. thsl lsbaE al y esssl-
lrl sd lhsy I'll bs ssaasnatd. snd . hsp.
Py PsoPlF.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22
STATE ELECTIONS

-.
near Ina, ,bs wb;g. has. ,von . alo,;on. -,
Already !, has hecn ,.co-,.;,.a ~, ca, III,
Of the ron,esen,a,;vs. a N. NV, .Con.r... -.
wh;,z The s,lIo,,;, 49,. ,,,0 ,,.,,,.. ~ 3d..
who are ascpr,,ired n h. .,sc,sa n AZ sass ..
a..., wutex os ~..+, N ,os..gs ~
Jo.eph r. Inger.,u cb,,,.. R,,,,, 9. q If
Joba.F,eelIevg =. r,s,,,o. I r,,u.,,0iIg
John w Horpbe-t William, s,ror.s
sbr,b,m r Nr,y,ir. p;ch,,I p,os,aI "s
J,bp s,r,b,, III NJ, 1I.t@ 10
lanes poIlock. as '7@f> ~.
t,.or,s Y Ecto,, *.*'S ~.
Henry Nes ,
JASPER E. Brady. Levi, C. Levin.
John blanchard.
Andrew stewart.
Nose, HamD,op. .......,s -
In the above ;s . cal, os f,,- wb;a. q, Il.
- O"' VI "IP'e'e'i'
- -, oo ''''' -" "',O'" '"S' year ~
rs, !" % ""1 90 me ''O'O' %. VOW 80 la la
a' "ea'u i'V' 'ne wings nave eie''ed 3D. gam
is - "'' -, 80 anu -. "'' i1OeO' navy e'c'eu ~
WIN ~ gum as :. -. .....-t.. -..r, ,,
~ sne .7s.ae' e.''e'i new members wei" % Dc
s = ~, 'H1' "' ''i' nO.O' n@u siEiit
reelected, and four Of the Locoloc9 districts have
also been carried by Wings. This, without any
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22

gau 90: 81 nia3. Ira. ypa upsi .i.rk
= So y"a ssy." "ledl. S9uirr. = ssis
I'D. lrs k'ilsa he h0s. ssaldsE saG kuns
asp apssE he peach Ess. sgui,s I'D
esfa ss;ehssg has WDssmsaas. snd wss
crsrfniRsi NJ - r. Loser ~ JEDI - -
sasa a. oil SIS a'.Irl. he S9sirs 90 inaa
sc ySrd snd ssrriei ed he heg. ffhe
nett noFaihg IsG called - he Squire IL
hssls, sId Fad. - SsuiEr. yoS, kn9~ yss-
ssHdsy s1sraoVn I killsd NJ beg. and slsss
sssie'rs. hin. huRg h'm NJ under he
Psses. tree. and 10 son think sonsb0ay
d'd hIenms md slssl bin, sure snopgh.' 8
- fhsl's Iighl." sid the Sssirs. :. you
are Dong ssEy vel. Mind. Isf. ard
saleS 70 IT," aYe.." said Jed. - bul.
Sgsirs. Ihsrs am NJ irks AhOal IT.
IRISH @sy Be ID 4 hes ain'i goas and
slsli he heE." >. Exesllsnil" sad The
Sqairs.. :. sl,rk 10 ~. Jed. sod hey ~ill
believe you; ssrk lOM JED" IL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26
Agricultural.
potato E s,


Having concluded in our paper Of the 18th inst, a
notice Of some of the large crops OF Corn which have
been raiscd we proceed to notice eleven crops Of
Potatoes, raised by that excellent farmer, PAYsoS
WILLIAMS, ESQ, Of Fitchburg, Mass. His state.
ments are entitled TO great consideration, from the
fact that for series of is years, he tapped loudly and
successfully at the doors Of the Massachusetts, Agtcu
tura Society, Tor premiums upon various farm crops.
His statement Of crop Of 625 bushels of Potatoes
from one acre, is as fOllows:-"Lae in the fall the
sward was broken up 10 inches deep. The field had
been for seven years previous in moving. In May
following, the ground was narrowed thoroughly, and
90 cords OF unlermented sheep manure, were evenly
spread upon the acre and Immediately turned under
with the plough the first iurrows. II was then
lightly narrowed and marked out in rows one way l-2
feet apart The seed was planted in these burrows IS
inches apart aud covered with the hoe. In fortnight
after the horse plough passed twice between the rows,
the hoe following TO draw down the burrows, cut up
weeds, &c. About the first Of july the second and
last dressing was completed by similar process; the
vines being at this time about inches high and in the
bud. In October the crop was harvested, when by
careful measurement il was found to be 625 bushelsb
The sbove statement is in substance the
those made by Mr. Williams of his other 30 premium
crops In thirteen years he presented to the Mass Agr
cultural Society," eleven crops potatoes for PREMIUM
all Of which were managed similar 10 the above. One
crop overrun 700 bushels and all averaged upwards Of
500 bushels per acre
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26
Houses and HOUSEHOLDS in
BrattleborO Village,
FOR SALE.

n YVNHE subscriber offers, at private sale, the
fTnsSTM Il following Real Estate, in this village,
HE belonging to the Estate Of the Hon. Samuel
1871 Elliot, late deceased, to wit -
The brick Dwelling House Elliot street, formerly
occ upied by the Deceased, with ample room for yads
and garden-bnvinga front of 10 rods said street,
and being the most pleasant Residences in Brat
teboro.
A neat, small, wood D,reliing House, with suitable
ouibuildngs on said street. known by the name Of The
"Fuler House," with land enough to furnish a build
ing lot on each side of said house.
-Four Building Lots on the south side Of said street.
and opposite the house last mentioned-al pleasantly
situated and supplied with an abundance Of good wa
ter.
The Farm and Buildings situate between the
East and West Villages Of Brattlebofo, where Mr. Ell
hot resided during the last years OF his life. The
Farm consists Of about 10 acres, and The buildings
new and convenient
The foregoing property will be sold at the first
sonable offer, il necessary 10 dispose Of il oil in
the settlement of the estate.
L. G. MEAD, Executor.
Braiteboro, Feb. 10, 1896 s5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

Gold DOilar-Judge Douglass has made a move
ment in Congress to add the gold dollar to our list
Of coins. The Washington Union says :--"Such
a coin could be RENTED under seal from one end
Of the country to the other, and would be
vast improvement upon the present currency When
vast amount of these valuable coins shall be
thrown into circulation, they will drive out the
small bills that TO Danish specie from the every
day currency"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, FEB. 9, 1876.
A n instrument, purporting to be the last will and
IN testament Of JONAS b. STEARNS, late OF
Somerset, 10 said district, deceased was presented for
probate by Polly Slearns and Walter King Executors
therein named. Whefeupon, il is ordered that a hear
ing be had said instrument before the probate
al the stated session thereof, TO be holden Whining
ton in said district, the last Thursday of February,
instant and for the purpose Of notifying all persons
that they may appear and the probate thereof
Of they cause) the said named Executors are d.
rected TO publish copy Of the Record Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phenix,
printed at BIateboro in said district, previous 10 said
time OF hearing.
true copy from the Record.
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY,
25 Judge of Probate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26
TO PRINTERS.

TYPE FOUNDRY and PRINTERS FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE.
I'HE subscribers have opened a Type Foundry in
Il the city OF New York. where they ready to SUP.
ply orders TO any extent for any kind Of job or fancy Type
Ink, Paper Cases, Gaeys, Brass Rule, Steel Column DO
Composing Sucks Glasses, and every article necessary for
Printing Office "
The type, which in new moulds, from an Ell
hTely new set OF Matrices with deep counters are warrant
ed 10 be unsurpassed by any and will be sold prices 10
Printing Presses furnished, aud also Steam Engines Of
the most approved patterns.
~ B'-A Mschinist constantly in attendance to repair
Presses and do light work F~''
Composition Rollers cast for Printers
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26
Law and Miscellany.

YINHE subscriber offers for sale the entire LIBRARY
IL Of the Hon. Samuel Elliot, deceased, consisting Of
a valuable collection Of Lap Books, and great vari-
ETY. Of Miscellaneous Books, which he will be pleased
TO exhibit to those wishing purchase, at his Office,
and which he will sell at private sale, the most
sonable terms.
L. G. MEAD, Executor
Bratieboro, Feb. 10, 1916. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26
We Invite the Attention

~F,be pubic 10 the following home certificates ana
recommendations in favor OF the elhcacy OF 81. a'le
nPaent Galvanic Rings and Chris'ie's msgneuo ~
dn Coming they do from peop.e " W., uuuo IT,
rss,ec,abiiiy residing 10 cur immediate vcin,W, lney
cabnot lail ocdoing away the mpulaion OF 'Hunoug ,
Zoo ius,ly applied 10 many patent medIclhes,J anu
Encouraging others to buy who have long oten laooi
ing under nervous affections class o' his a.,
no medical applications have heretofore oeen aoe 70
reacb hut whose doubts in the efficacy OF saiu Hhgs
have kept them from purchasing. -, - ..
During the last two months many o'heIs hAse PuII
chased the Rings, who inform US tey nav 10, sc
relief by using them, and whose ceruneaies 70 .ut
feet could be procured but we deem the following SUI
Gcient By information from all sources, we have tne
fullest confidence in the power Of SAID Rings anu rIulu
10 relieve oil those whose complaints arc stc'y hef'
GUS f'' sac " w. MORSE & MILLER.
To whom it may This may certify That i9I sey
era wear. past have been severely afflicted wih inc nc
doofeux and have been wholly unsuccessful IN getng
ony durable relief by any Of the various prescriptions
commended me, until was induced 70 ane rind
kent at Morse and Millets in this village had no is''n
in their efficacy until tried them, but now have as II
has been about months since made the tai, and have
had no attack from said complaint since Therefore, Tor
the benefit Of those who aborng under similar com
plants willing to have my name 90 beiore the Pupne'
Bratleboro, Nov. 3.
This NAV certify that have been greatly afflicted with
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unable to get any relief Ihereffom, until tired the feien'
Gavanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid, the use Of which has
"'' ''' Mrs e. l. CLARK
Btaueboro, Nov. 3.
This may certify that have been relieved aud THINK
cured Of the distressing pain in the head and lace called ihe
TIC DolorenH by the Of the Patent Oavane ngs ana
Chris,ies Magnetic Fluid and that eheeriuy recon-
mend them 10 others afflicted with similar complaints
s. r. MILLER
Brat,eboro Nov. 3, 1915
This may certify that have the fullest confidence IN the
efficacy ofthe Patent Gslvans Rings and Chnsties Mag
nelie Fluid for the curing Of the headache AZ
have been much afflicted with that compliant Tor the last
wears and was unable get any relief from until made
ral Of said Rings and FLUID with entire success there
fore recommend them TO others for the same compliant
CHARLES HASTINGS, Jr
Brauleboro Nov. ., 1915.
This may certify tina, have been severely troubled with
the headache and have received great and almost
sudden rce by the ohe Paien, Gaiyanic Rings and
Magnetic Fluid. EMMA X WARD
Bfaeboro, Nov LIST. u