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Is. q ". Ions aud Crushed sugar, Tannsr. on.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

MAPLE SUoAR.-My manner Of making sugar is,
to have tubs, and all connected with sugar-makng,
clean and sweet My next object is, TO boil soon
as possible after the sap has irofh1he trees In
clarifying, | use for so lbs. of sugar, one pint of
SKINNED milk, put into the syrup when cold, and
put moderate fire until it rises, which should
occupy 80 or 40 minutes, then skim and boil until
ii will grain after which, turn it into tub, and
after two or three weeks bore hole in the bottom
Of the tub and in a few days the moasses will drain
out, and leave the sugar dry, light and white.
Genesee Farmer. ALFRED FIrcH.
- We can bear testimony to the excellence of Mr.
Fitchs sugar, having eaten it at his house, with
strawberries and cream, and seen it exhibited at the
State and Monroe Co. Fairs. The operation is
simple and well worth the notice Of sugar-makers.
Ed. Geasses Fcrmer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

GPln connection with Mr. TUTrs communication above,
notice two crops Of Barley raised by Mr. VIM Carter,
of Fitchburg, Mass His statements as follows -
The acre of land on which raised the present season
Fifty Eve bushels of barley is the which raised
the year previous 67 bushels of potatoes Forty loads e
horse good barn spread upon this and
ploughed in 1t then planted to potatoes and yielded
677 bushels The next spring the ground ploughed
early sometime aerward ploughed and four and
half bushels of the two owed barley sowed the furow
and narrowed in The crop harvested the latter part
of July and threshed and measured in October. The
mount of the crop as stated above So bushels"
THE acre Of land which raised this 81 bush
els of barley last year MANFRED with 40 horse loads
Of barn and planted to po,aoes The product of
potatoes 69 bushels. The last spring the land
poughed and ploughed and with FIVE bushels of
the two rowed barley The crop harvested in July,
ihreshed in October and measured 81 bushels"
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MANLbOkOl s.
IN Probate Court, FEB. ID, 1916.
ZONES Alice Lamb, widow Of MASON LAMB,
- late OF Vernon, deceased, and moves the court
here for an assignment to her Of personal property from
the estate of said deceased
Whereupon, il is ordered, that said petitioner noti-
fly all persons interested, that this will decide up
on said application at special session thereof to be
holden at the probate Office in Bratleboro in said dis
trici, Friday the 9Th day OF March next, by pub
fishing copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phenix printed at said
Bratteboro, previous TO said time of hearing
true copy of Record,
90 Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Rep'r
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Extraordinary Erperiment Nth Wheat.

The American Agricultural Association held its
monthly meeting on Wednesday evening, at the
rooms of the Historical Society. A large assem-.
blage of members were present. The Hon. Luther
Bradish presided.
R. L. Pell, Esq, of Pelham, Ulster Co, read a
long aud exceedingly interesting paper on manures,
composts, wheat and other cereal grain culture po
tatoes, &c.
Mr. P. detailed an experiment in the cultivation of
wheat which appeared to us entirely new. He said
that on the 18th Of October last year, he cleared the
tops from potaoe field, burnt them and returned
the ashes with view of sowing wheat The seed
was prepared thus soaked four hours in brine that
would buoy up an egg--then scalded with boiling
hot salt water mixed with pearl ash-passed over
sieve-dstrbuted thinly over the barn floor and
dry composition sited on it, composed the follow
ing substances oyster shell lime charcoal dust,
oleaginous charcoal, ashes Jersey blue sand, brown
sugar, salt Peruvian guano silicate of potash, nj
trate of soda, and sulphate of ammonia; the sun
was permitted TO shine upon it for about half
hour, when the PARTICLES became as it were chrys-
talized upon the grain in this state IT was sown at
the rate of two and half bushels to the acre d.
rectly on the potato ground, from which the tops
had been removed, and plowed under TO the depth
of five inches with Scotch pillow, narrowed once,
a bushe of timothy seed sown to the acre and har
rowed twice at the expiration of 10 days the wheat
was so far above ground as to be pronounced by a
neghbor far in advance fhis, which had been sown
in the usual way on the first Of September, "a days
earlier
The -four made from this wheat, which weighed
nearly 65 lbs received the first premium, silver
medal, at the last fair of the American Institute
The superiority of the -four was owing to the enor-
nous amount of gluten it contained. Mr. P, read
DR.. d. p Gardner's analysis of the flour, which
showed that it contained Is per cent of gluten az
ter having been dried by an air pump over sulphur
ric acid; his manures were applied for the purpose
of producing gluten. 1t may be as well TO say that
composition made by Mr. p, containing 80 differ
en chemical substances, was spread broad cast over
the whole field before the wheat came up at an ex-
pense not exceeding three dollars. The yield per
acre was somewhere about 20 bushels.
N. Y. Commercial
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DIR. MALsTED,S BRISK Pills

90 PILLS for 25 cents-The Brisk Pills answer the
20 purpose efectually than any other Pills in USE
and supesede them altogether medical virtue and excel
lence II you doubt this, Just try themt will only
70 censand then you, too will be satisfied If they ale
not what they recommended to be, denounce them
They not recommended to every thing; but do
say, without fear OF contradiction that pills their
quail in removing diseases originating in the stomach and
bowels For liver affections and bilious Diseases such as
dumb ague, fever and aguc, ntermian and remltant e
vers, the Brisk Pills possess peculiar prophecies for their
speedy removal From ten years experience practising
physician, am convinced that equal them Read
what other Pills good for and what they will cure, and
II the Brisk not superior TO them all then discard them
Do not believe all that is said about infallble pha
fails 10 any dseasebut try the Brisk Ps-he
cheapest Pills in use, aud then you will have chance
judge Of their merit demerit AS blood cleanser and
purifier 10 the diseased SYSTEM they perhaps supersede
cry pill in They quick and easy in their operation
giving lite and all the torpid organs throwing off
impure matters humors leaving the system clean and
healthy. This is all that any medicine can do nOwith
standing the great show of words aud fictitious certificates
We are determined let these pills stand upon their
reputation win lose All ask is for fair and impair
tal trial They can be taken by old and young any
time with perfect safety. Thy excellent medicine
for children having worms, &c In word they possess
all the qualities of apeTen pill for all family They
have cured many diseases which other Medicine could
remove. In conclusion, say, do not despair Of
Ill you have tried the Brisk Pills. for they do possess pecu
liar properties and virtues. Wholesale and retail by J. o.
FAY & Co.. 1856 Fulton St, Sun Buildings, New York.
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Sold by DUTToN a. CLARK, Draitleborc, Cone IL
Winchester, Marlboro F. Chds X Co, Wilmington, r.
x. Chandle. g. Co. Putney. 26wI
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PoTATo PARINos.-Every kind of experiment has
been made to remedy the potato rot A farmer in
Lancashire says that so parings we're planted in the
last week in May upon $50 square feet of land, and
the produce was six and half pecks which is in
round numbers something like 47O bushels per acre.
The parings were no thicker than usual had they
been so, the experiment would not have been fair
one.
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Leavitt III. Roberts Estate.

vVNIIE undersigned having been appointed commiss-
IL toner's TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate of
LEA WITT H. ROBERTS,
late of Putney in the county of Windham deceased,
and six months from the eleventh day of February,
1876, having been allowed the claimants 10 exhibit and
prove their claims before us, do therefore give no.
tce that we will attend 10 the duties assigned u.s. at
The late dwelling house of the deceased in Putney, on
the last Monday in March, the first Monday in April,
and the second Monday in August next, from one to
four O'Clock, p. NJ, on each Of said DAYS
DAVID CRAWFORD,
WALTER ?. RICHARDSON, |omfS'
Putney, Feb. Ia, 1876. &c
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills.
For Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Rheuma,i,u
Dyspepsia, Fecers, Worms, DyscnterV,
and Dimrhua
also, SURE CURE FoR THE PILES.
TESTIMONIALS.
VTAYING been attacked some months with 81 l.,
II Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and loss of s ssa
tile, used Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills, but g ppe
worse with cold sweats at night could not seep sn5
believed I was in Consumption procprsI - t pHu
OF DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indian Veos,.
bic Pills, which restored my health within six A.,
and believe them to be the best remedy ever use3
GEORGE w. GRANGER
Cambridge, Oct. 18th, 1884.
have been afflicted for some time with the Tiv,,
Complaint; having pain in my side, weakness in hal
and stomach, and dyspepsia. | have taken over oss
dozen boxes Of WTighrs Indian Vegetable and B,s"
drth's Pills, but continued grow worse and was So
reduced that despared Of ever getting relief tbe
tried DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved |. V. Pm,
and before had finished the second box my pains ana
dyspepsia had disappeared. My food now dgests we'll
and am able 10 attend TO my family duties Seyef,
Of my friends have since taken the Pills for bad coughs
and have found great relief from them.
Mas. OTIS S. WHITNEY, Myrile =,
Boston, May 6, 1S45.
| have been for four years afflicted with sctotp,
LepTOsy and Deafness, and have been unable 10 Obtain
any relief until procured six boxes Of DR. Smiths vail
liable Indian Vegetable Pills aud in four months ali ms
complaints had disappeared, contrary to all nv Tfieni
expectations | took these Pills for my Scrolua, Win.
out any expectation Of relief
JAMES R. CHoATE.
Mt. Vernon Kennebec Co., Me-, April 15 1875
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little girl, years old, has suffered all the wor,
stages OF worms and we have never found an eaeeo
al cure until we administered DR. Smiths Sugar Pin,
which little girl took without the least reiueiaa,
in doses of two at time, and never witnessed
such change in so short time. The Pills brought
away a mass Of worms aud she at once mptoyed-
She is now in Joyous health. We have also found The
greatest benefit from their use.
JACOB CARLOCK, Stable st., NY
20 We have many certificates Of cures in cases Of
WORMS.
Also, they are warranted the best cough remedy now
in use, failing TO the most obstinate cough
or cold within 45 hours.
The directions and treatmen, Of the disease accom-.
pany every box. Price 95 cents per box.
No Sugar Coated Pills can be genuine without the
SMITH, NJ. d.. President Of the N. Y. College Of
Health, upon every box. Office devoted exclusively
TO the sale Of this Medicine, No. I79 GREENWICH
STREET, New York, and No. WATER
STREET, Boston.
JOSEPH STEEN, Agent for Brattleboro.
~ FOR SALE IN all THE VILLAGES AND
TOXINS LNNEW E.YGL-3.ND ST4TES
n. B. No travelling pedlers are allowed to sell these
Pills.
CAUTION. As a miserable imitation has been
made, by the name of Sugar Coated Pills. il is nee
essary TO that Dr. G. Benz Smiths signature
is on every box. Price 25 cents %
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AGENTS.

Braitleboro, JOSEPH srrEN; Nottingham, H. Good
3; b. Murdoch Hnsdale, N. H., WIN. Halle;
Chesterfield, Q. Coolidge, a. Wheeler, o. b. Hug.
gins Co.; Dummersion West, G. w. Emerson,
East Roger Birchard, Centre, A. Knight New
Iane a,,i Blrchard & Sawyer; WiIliamsvle, William
n. Willamsi Winhall +. & H. Kidder; Whining
ton, - Childs; Putney, Isaac Grout; West
minister East, - Grout Westminster West
~ ". Daniels; Vernon, Nj. Whithed Wapoe
November, 1914. -
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E. MASON.
Chelseu, Jan. Sd, 1874.

CHcIseyi Jun. 3d. 1874.
SIR,-l transmit to you account OF my case for
publication, believing it to be my duty have been
confined with the Rheumatism nearly the whole win
ter, have had OF the best physicians OF Boston,
and could get nothing that would relieve me more
than temporarily. heard of the wonderful virtue Of
Lorraines Pills, had no faith whatever but took
mem, ana u Is solemn fact that when had taken
but eight pills! my Rheumatism had entirely Jeff me-
and have remained well ever since.
n. B.-i never took more than one pill at a time
and that on going to bed
Yours respectfully w. M HALSTAL,
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w. NJ. HALSTAL.
Unable to raise the hand to The head !,

= '"T0E VIC IuIsU 70 Htuu
aolR,-For three years, Scrofna had produced such
ehects upon my constitution, that was unable to raise
my hand the bones were in different places destroyed
oy liberation, and feared il might reach the BRAIN or
alorgans. My pains were violent; ali medicines
recommended did no good At last, took Lorraines
vegetable Pills. which gave immediate relief, and have
entirely cured me.
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
JAMES COLSON, ESQ
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Law and Miscellany.

TVNHE subscriber offers for sale the entire LIBRARY
Il Of the Hon Samuel Elliot. deceased, consisting Of
valuable collection Of Lac Books, aud great vati-
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 rea-
sonable terms.
L. G. MEAD, Executor.
Brauleboro Feb. TO- 1896 50
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For the Phoenix.
Raising Of Barley.
wARpsBoRo, Feb. 18th, 1s4G,

WARpssoRo, Feb. 18th, 1s46.
Ma EprroR-
am not accustomed writing for newspapers but think
ing might possibly interest Of your Agricultural
readers send you short account Of crop Of BAELEY,
with which had good success the past season.
From 9 acres raised $50 bushels, weighing 20 lbs to
the bush being 60 bushels from the best acre 81 from the
next best and &c from the other half acre besides which,
the grain being very dry when garfield or 10 bushels at
least scattered upon the ground which the swine after
wards picked up The grain theshed with Mr. Haynes
threshiug machine in day and half and think might
have been done in day, if il had been in bundles in
stead of being moved and raked like hay. And would
here say, it the cheapest threshng had DONE
Notwithstanding the Committee of the Agricult Society
tools told the machinery xPensve for farmers
to think Of using il.
Upon the best two acres spread IS loads of manure
(oart holding 35 bushels) and mixed thoroughly with the
soil by ploughng and narrowing twice. Then sowed three
bushels the acre. and after narrowing, sowed hayseed,
bushed aud rolled the piece almost smooth floor the
stones having been all previously drawn off The year be-
fore the ground planted potatoes turnps and
dunged the of 30 IS loads 10 the acre. and
oesds aiooed to grO seed Two years previous it
broke up and produced light crop of oats without any
manure.
This probably than double the average crop of
Barley ,-among the means of producing which, were
LIST Deep poughng, in consequence Of which the dry
weather did not materially injure the crop.
Cd. Clearing off the stones that the grain had
to grow on, besides being harvested with much less
labor and waste.
3D. Thoroughly pulverising the soil and mixing it with
the believe is admitted by all who have tried
it that Barley the profitable grain crop that be
raised upon soil 1t is almost heavy corn, and is
raised with much less labor and with little risk besides
the straw being quite as valuable as oat straw.
One thing farmers in this county beginning 10 learn
that there profit in running great deal of land
and half cuvang it, After certain limits We may say, ac.
ordng 10 tule of three INVERSE, with given of
and labor, the The land the less The prqft
JOHN TUFTS.
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respectfully,
J. E. F. MARSH.
Portland, Ne. Non. III. 1913.

Portland, Me-, Nov. IN, 1s4s.
SrR,-Please send US one gross of Lorrane,s Pills,
we have sold all we had last. They have given very
good satisfaction, better than any other pills which we
have in our market. think in short time they will
take the place OF all Others. We have had no fault
found with them whatever; but, on the CONTRARY,
they have been praised loudly. | think we could
have quite number of highly respectable certificates
from citizens.
Respectfully yours, E. MASON
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RHEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRONIC.

RHEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRONIC.
TUST received Christe's Galvanc Bands and Brace
- lets to be used in connection with Chrisie's Mag
netic Fluid, for the of Rheumatism in all its forms
Also, Christie's Galyanic STRENG THENING
PLASTERS, SO highly approved in all diseases Of the
chest, pain in the side, preventive for colds gen.
eral weakness, &C. As counterfeit Gavanic Plaslers
are offered, be sure and procure the genuine, which
have an outer covering OF pure silk.
All Others are worthless limitations.
The only place in Windham County where the
above articles can be obtained, is at
1S MORSE & MILLER'S, Brattleboro
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Removal.
Cutters New Grocery.

TOMAS CUTLER returns his thanks 10 his friends
- and The public for their liberal avors IN past years,
and respectfully informs them that he has removed
from his former stand under the store Of j. & w. II.
Estefbfook 10
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no PRINTERS

TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS FURNISHING
RAREHOUSE.
TINE subscribers have opened Type Foundry in
IL the city of New York; where they ready 10 sup.
ply orders any extent for any kind of job fancy Type
Ink Paper Cases Gaeys, Brass Rule, Steel Column do
Composing Sticks Chases and every article necessary for
Printing Office
The type, which cast in moulds, from an Gu
tirey OF maxes, with deep counters are warrant
ed to be unsurpassed by any, and will be sold prices
suit the times
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam Engines Of
the most approved patterns.
NJ B.-A Machinist constantly in attendance to repair
Presses and do light work
Composition Rollers cast for Printers.
6m50 COCKROFT a. OVEREND, CO Ann 81
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WANTED.

THE Subscriber is prepared to say to his custom
Il ers, that he is now ready to receive any quantity
of Lumbar, at his yard, of the following description
Silt Work, inches by 4, and BY 4, free from
vain, shakes and knots. Also, Bass, Birch and
Cherry boards one inch in thickness sound-aso free
from knots, in exchange for his Cabinet Work
A. VAN DOORN.
Braltleboro, Feb 18Th, 1916. sw26
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Houses and HOUSEHOLDS in
BrattIeborO Village,
FOR SALE.

yTNHE subscriber offers, at private sale, the
AnsM Il following Real Estate, IN thls gluage
lssskv belonoinp TO the Estate Of the Hon. Samuel
lsAi,&s2 Elliot, late decreased to wit -
The brick Dwelling House on Elliot street. formerly
occunicd by the Deceased with ample room lor yalds
and parden-having front Of - rods on sad street.
and being one Of the pleasant Residences IN bra
tlebOfo
A neat, small, wood Diceiiing House, with suitable
onibuidnps on said street. known by the name OF the
"Fuler House," with land enough to furnish build
nq lot on each side Of said house
-Four Building Lots The south side Of said street,
and opposite the house last mentoned-a pleasantly
situated and supplied with an abundance OF good wa
ter.
-ALsO-
The Farm and buildings situate between the
East and West Villages Of Bralleboro, where MI It
lot resided during the last years OF his life. The
Farm consists Of about 40 acres and the buildings are
new and convenient.
The foregoing property will be sold at The first rea-
sonable offer as il is necessary 10 dispose OF It oil 10
The settlement Of the estate.
VIZ l.. G. MEAD, Executor.
Bratlleboro, Feb. 10, 1876. %