Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-29
THE VERMONT RAW BONE
Super phosphate Of Lime

THE VERMONT RAW BONE !
Superphosphate Of Lime
Is made of RAW bones with Other necessary con
stuents of the BEST QUALITY and with no other adj
alteration whatever at the works "f the Company. at
St Johnsbury under the direction of HORACE PADDOCK
ESD wen known arcutUIist and also by his Po-
,ton-loug hel-ls officer of the caledonia County
Agricultural Society It's preparation is conducted with
SKILL AND FIDELITY. and il is the determination "t
thu. Company FULLY 10 MAINTAIN l!S HIGH STAND
ARD OF EXCELLENCE. Testimonials from many of our
farmers show it to hc the cheapest and best r-
offered in our market:
'sThe Vermont Raw Bone Superphos-
plate is the best every way.
JONA. LAWRENCE
Sec. of Caledonia Co. Wool Growers Association.
"The most satisfactory of any I ever
used" HON. EZRA - PARIS,
President of Caledonia Co. Agricultural society.
s. Has proved all that can be desil ed.'
= $ GOULD, West Concord Vt |
s. Contains the most Bone Phosphate OF
J. P. FOSTER. Passunraic. Vt.
els altogether the best in market, it has
tens maturity so crops are SECURE from Fh">' "uch
Hos. BARON MoULT0y. st. Johnsbury, VI.
9 Has marked and beneficial effect on
see OF Caledonia Co agricultural society.
sit stands at he head OF everything
j. 4 l. r. yARNUM, Peaoham.
.sThere were two Bushels where ii was
put to one where not used. Tried side log side
with Goes Improved euperphosrhate OF Lime. lm9n-
utactured by v. L. bradley OF boston il crops under
similar condition OF soil and treatment there was
MARKED DIFFERENCE IN FAVOR OF THE VERMONT
/. {. MATTHEW'S. East St Jollsbnry VI
81 had a better yield and EARLIER
crops than neghbors who used yard manure OF otheI
I hiram nj ffS In4FIl hos m lAT
field" Capt H. PERKINS, cabot, VI.
81 got one Fourth more Bushels where
used the Vermont SuperphoSphate ALoNh IMAM MhtlG
used a like amount OF Badlrys Superphosphate and
cords OF well rotted manure to the aees" crop ana
HIRAM hill. Prop'r st. Johnsbury House.
sit is cheap, concentrated and efficient,
or THREE WEEk> EARLIER than yard manure. 1t was
entirely devoid OF the DISAGkEEABiE NlENtH put III
by other lanuae tuners and am mueh O" the o9ihoi
GEO. GALBRAIrH Barnet, Vt.
1t is and shall he sold as cheaply Such an ar
ticle be afforded. ii lower priced Superphos-
phatc and yet good quality be desired let the enu
Inc article sold by the Company. be mixed With an
EQCAL AMOUNT 0t dry muck line old compost and a
coon article is the result and at cosrol less than TWO
dollars a hundred
"ThOse who bay and tSe il will lose mo-
thing. lett part ot Any t,a "itG"ut any. The result
was VERY MUCh in !lvor Of the hos{ha an through
'''' anu cans - LoNsOX l. RICE Fairlee, Vt
acre good Corn. which certainly should NGi
have got without the Superph0sPhate 10 very
late poor piece of poor 3nd other bpus of Phosphate
had not done wei with me and had still less faith III
applying the uT-bet pat it on al the
first hormg-aud astouished TO how quick and
vigorously it took hold OF the crop
". h. GOcLb- Concord. VI.
have taken pains to observe the effects upon
various crops OF the Superphosphate ot Lime manua'
tured by Paddock Dean Co They use a new material
dryer which in Judgment Is much better than
those used by manufacturers generally aud called fias
ter of Paris. | had doubt this would prove an I'M
provcmenu for cayey soils; but To surprise It prove
equally useful loamy sandy soils. have seen re
effects several pieces of corn and potatoes The corr
when about fifteen inches high Az BRACES ONE illRl
GREATER in weight than that in the same vicinity
where Superphosphate applied. ON potatoes It
stimulating power is most strikingiy manifested. The
growth in instance NEALl DOT BILE that WHERE
| none used Hon. \. q. tHAbN l'h.
st. J0hnsbury, July, 1861
1t was entirely satisfactory-and gave us eNceen
. crops OF potatoes and wheat
Hon. WNI 3. PALMER
JOSEPH G. FULLER Banviile, VI
A genuine article of Superphosphate supplies thos
elements growth which most dithcult to he oil
tanned and which exist only in scauty amount in tn
best farm ward manure.
1T GIVES A QUICK, & o RO u
START TO THE YOUNG PLANT
1t promotes luNurance of growth throughout the sei