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Bradley's superphOsphate'
FROM L. HASTINGS, ESQ.
sR. JoHNsBURY, VT, !
March 5, 1868. :

I'm. L. Bradley. Dear SIR
have used your SuperphoSphate OF
Lime, for the past two years Win ell,
tire satisfaction and can recommend
it to be all you claim for it.
| used it on meadow land on the
Connecticut river in planting corn
I first MANFRED the whole held alike
with barnyard manure; when l plant
ed my corn, l used your phosphate II
every row, a tablespoonful in eacI
hill.
The corn in the rows where | use
your phosphate, matured tpoo '0eeh
earlier than in the rows MANFRED VIII
barn-yard lOithout phosphate, and yleId
ed fuILy one.third more corn, ana OF
much better quality.
Yours truly,
LAMBERT HASTINGS.
Send for pamphlet. Address, VIM
L. Bradley, "a Broad ST., Boston.
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The LARGEST SUGAR MAKER.-The
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~ super-Phosphate of Lime Read the test
mouials.
BOLTON, VT, March %, 1865
w. L. BRADLEY. DEAR SIR Il used one
barrel of your Super-Phosphate of Lime last
year on my corn, on field Of about three acres
MANFRED all alike. l put Il tablespoonful to 8
hill when planted, on about one acre of the
field. The corn where your Phosphate was 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. | also used a lit
tie of this Phosphate in my garden with the same
marked result on my vegetables, especially mel
ons. Witness, l. C. Brown. r. J. MORSE.
TOWNSVILLE, Chiuenden Co, VT. Mar. &c, 1868
w. L. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR Two year age
used yout Super Phosphate of Lime on pota-
toes. | omitted il on two rows, and from these
two rows l 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 Phi sphate
on my potatoes with about the same result as
beIoTe. Ou my corn WHERE uSeQ your super
phosphate with little manure, the ears 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 26, 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 TEST of the field there was large
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of nice assorted potatoes, all sound, not a rotten
one.
CHARLES C. MORSE
"Never saw such growth of hay in my life"
MIDDLEBURY, VT, March o. 1868.
w. L. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR Il bought one
ton of your Super-Phosphate of Lime in 1866, it
being so late when l received it, and thinking
had been fooled, laid it aside until the spring of
1867.
About the LIST ofApril, sowed four barrels On
four acres of exhausted meadow, aud 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 1t
almost wholly due to your Super-phosphate
never saw such growth Of hly in nv life and
l am 81 years old l GIO tpt receive more than
two and One-ha.i 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 VIM. L. BRADLEY, "a Broad
Street. Boston. Mass
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Congressional Proceedings
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Conclusion Of Stanbery's Speech.
Disgraceful Debate in the House.
jeff. Davis Bail-B0nd Renewed.
GREELEY AND VANDERBILT GO ON
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Is CHICAGO, May 2.
The opening exercises of the NJ f. Con.
ference this morning were conducted by Rev
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names of the delegates composing the stand
| ing Committees, appointed yesterday after,
| noon, were announced A large number Of
| miscellaneous resolutions were offered, in,
structlng the various Committees to consider
such questions as Sunday Schools, Distric,
ConferencesJ &c.
The question of admitting the Southern
delegates wat again discussed On motion
OF Mr. Durbin, of the Philadeiphia Confe-
renee, the whole matter was laid on the table
until after the Bishops had officially reported
upon what they had done in the matter OF the
organization Of Conferences
1t was agreed that the afternoon be given
to Committees and that when the Conference
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Rev. j. II. Bayliss read the order of exer-
cises to be observed in the various Churches
Of the city tomorrow.
The Committee on Book Concern reported
its organization by the election Of Dr. j. ".
Hilley, Chairman, and DR.. J. c. Penshing,
Secretary.
DR.. Nesbett, Of Pittsburg, offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resotred, That Special Committee of
seven be appointed to consider the question
OF better organization Of local ministers, SO
as TO give al better system and regularity to
their pulpit labors. Adoped.
Dr. NesbettI offered the following resolu-
ton
Resotred, That the Committee on Tract
Societies be INSTRUCTED to enquire if it is
practicable to increase the number of Sun.
day School bobks, SO that the supply may in
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WAsHIsoroE, May2.
The amount of fractional currency issued
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$845,6 ,615; U. s. notes shipped $68,879; Ms.
tional Bank notes isssed, $1l6, 400; amount
IN circulation S299, 756, 625; fractional eur
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TO date, 158,942, ,242. - -
The warrants issned By the Tr...n,v n.
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quirements Of the 6overnmenk, civil. miscsi-
ianeous and foreign intercourse we're s6.-
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CLOCKS, WATCHES = JEWELRY.
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FROM DE MONIES.

pEs MONIES, Iowa, April q
terrific hail storm passed over this city
last evening. Passengers who came in on the
Chicago & Rock Island Railroad report that
the storm was more violent towards the east
Every glass on the side Of the cars towards
the storm was broken out. The trains were
obliged to halt until the storm abated.
d. Z. Wells, State Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction, has called convention OF the
Superintendents of Polk, Dailas, jasper,
Poweshiek, johnson, Iowa, Washington,
Muscatine, Scott, Clinton, Cedar, Jones.
Linn, Benton, Tama, Marshall, Storey, -Har-
din, Grundy, Blackhark and Buchar i
counties to meet at Marengo on the 5th and
9Th inst. This is the first Superintendent g
Convention ever held in the State.
The following officers have been elected
by the Trustees of the State Reform School :
Hon. j. A. Parvin, President; 7. Gibson
Treasurer; NJ. A. Dash;el. Secretary. Ii is
expected to have the School ready for use
in September next.
The Supreme Court Judges go to Dubuque
to-day to open court.
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From THE SOUTH.

RIcHAosD, May 2.
Jefferson Davis bail bond was resumed
to-day. The accused is to appear on sucl
day of the next term as the court may fix
The Judge said that Chief Justice Chase hae
told. him he would be in Richmond to pre-,
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peachment trial had concluded. The new
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citizens of Richmond. This was done by
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room. Gen. Lee and ex-Secretary Of War,
Gideon, were in the city to attend as witness.
es. I. is thought the trial will take place
the last of Nav.
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