Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17
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euper Phosphate of Lime. Read the testi-
moniaIs.
BOLTON, VT, March 26, 1868.
W. l.. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR Il used one
barrel of your Super-Phosphate of Lime last
year on my corn, on afed of about three acres,
manured all alike. put a tablespoonful to a
hill when planted, on about one acre of the
field. The corn where your Phosphate used
came up much sooner; was fit to roast. ten days,
and to cut up two weeks earlier, than any other
part Of the field, and yielded at least twenty
bushels to the acre more than where the manure
was used without Phosphate. l also used a lit
tie of this Phosphate in my garden with the same
marked result on my vegetables, especially mel
OnS. Witness, [. G. BROWN. r. j. MORSE.
TOWNSVILLE. Chittenden Co., vt. Mar q, 1868.
W. L. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR:-Two year ago
l used yout SCper-PhOsphate of Lime on pota-
toes | omitted it on two rows, and from these
two rows did not get half as many potatoes per
acre from the rest of the field where yourSuper-
Phosphate had been applied.
Last year used half ton of your Phosphate
on my potatoes with about the same result as
before. On my corn where l used your Super
phosphate with little manu- e, the were all
sound and three weeks earlier all the season,
than in another part of the same field, where |
omitted your Phosphate and used one-third more
manure
Where your Super-phosphate was used the
corn crop was double in quantity and far better
in quality than where none was used, even with
extra manure above stated.
Witness, l. C. Brown, SAMUEL Morse.
BURLINGTON, Vt, March %, 1868,
w. L. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR Il have used
five barrels of your Super phosphate on eight
acres of potatoes, on sandy, pine plain land, and
left three rows through the centre of the field
without PhoSphate-these three rows were hardly
worth digging.
On all the rest of the field there was large
crop, one hundred and fifty bushels to the acre,
of nice assorted potatoes, all sound not rotten
one.
CHARLES c. MORSE.
"Neyer saw such growth of hay in my life"
MDDLEBURY, VT, March 26 1868.
| W. L. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR i bought one
| ton of your Super-PhOsphate of Lime in 1866 it
| being so late when | received ii, and thinking l
had been fooled laid il aside until the spring of
| 1867.
| About the LIST of April, l sowed four barrels on
four acres of exhausted meadow, and my neigh
| bors laughed at me. To my disappointment
and theirs | cut at least eight tons (my neigh
bOrs said ten tons) of choice hay and | think II
almost wholly due to your Super phosphate.
| never saw such growth of hay in my life and
| | am 90 years old. | did not receive more than
| two and One-half or three tons of hay from the
same land the previous year.
! The result in my garden was equally satisfac-
tory. Yours truly, JEHIAL WRIGHT.
Manufactured by WIN. L. BRADLEY. "a Broad
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CHARLES COOKS ESTATE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
| i by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Orleans, Commissioners to receive, ex
| anime and adjust all claims and demands of al
persons against the estate of CHARLES COOK
late of Greensboro in said District, deceased, re
presented insOlvent, and the term of six months
from the 18th day of March, 1868, being allowed
by said Court to the creditors of SAID deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims be
fore us
Give notice that we will attend to the duties O
our appointment at the dwelling house of tn,
late Charles Cook in Greensboro, in said Distric
on the fourth Thursdays OF June and Angus
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, on each o
said days,
4. c BABBITT, o..
H. S. TALMAN, ooli 3