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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13
THE CALIFORNIAN.
farm, Garden and asitfheu.
storing Potatoes.

Experience has proved to every potato
raiser, that the practice OF digging them
in the morning and leaving them on the
ground exposed to the heat of the sun
during the day, is Il very injurious one.
Though potatoes are provided with eyes,
it is better if they never see the light.
Potatoes that have become heated in the
sun. are exceedingly liable to rot but
even if they escape this, their healthful-
ne, and nutritiye qualities are greatly
impaired. In some sections Of Ireland
the custom prevails OF putting the pota-
Toes into a covered top immediately after
they are dug.
The dryer the atmosphere is, and the
coldcr-providng it is above the freezing
pout-thc better it will be for keeping
potatoes II placed in such an atmos-
phcrc, they will show no tendency to
sprout or rot for years ; nor can they be
distinguished from freshly du" potatoes.
All change, of temperature, or Of the de-
gree of moisture, are uni;tvorable TO the
keeping of potatoes.
y very good method of keeping them
IN small quantities, as for family use,
is to a-sort them into barrels, fill
the iutcr-tices with sun dried sand,
and then cover the tops of the barrels
with nicely fitted turf-. Il kept in tins
manner, they are not likely to become
-hrivclcd, AMI will retain the freshness OF
recently dug potatoes till late in the sea
,on alter they are dug. They will show
.ery little disposition to sprout.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13

DAT MEAL AS FoOD.-A communl-
cation recently appeared in the Syracuse
Journal. recommending oat meal us one
of the prominent articles of food, cspec
tally for children. If says the wri-
ter, s.mothers would have their children
grow up clear eyed and comeIy, with
frames of bone and not of cartilage, with
transparent compilations instead of mud
dy ones, with full and well rounded limbs
instead Of scrawny ones, do not always
set before them bread OF fine flour and
highly seasoned meats, hut give them
four or five times week 81 breakfast OF
CAT meal mush. Do not say they don't
like it. Perhaps you don't know how
TO prepare it properly. The Scotch
method of preparing oat meal Cor rather
one of the methods) is to make a very
thin mush, Il little thicker than cruel,
and well sailed. The wafer should be
sailed when the meal is stirred in, and
the boiling should continue three to five
minutes (not more) after the thickness Is
finished. This eaten with sugar and
milk, with milk alone, or with -irup, l.
highly palateable, and is generally liked
by children whose tastes are not vitiatcd
by indulgence, Oaten bunnocks are
made by mixing the meal with water
and a little salt, and baking in little pat
ty-pans about twenty minutes, or they
may be baked on griddle."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13
Brainard Flint's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District, )PrObate Office. in Johns
bury. within and Tor said district, the 9th day
Oct, 1865.
AN Instrument, purporting to be the last VIII and
Testament OF Brainard Flint, late OF JOhnsbUry
said District deceased, being presented the Court
by Mary Flint the eAecutrIX, therein named Tor
probate:
ed therein, lie notified tOappear at d session SAID
court TO be holden at the Probate Office in johns
bury, the 18th day Nov, 1865. show cause,
II any they may have against the Probate said
TOT winch purpose IL sfGTther ordered, that
the record of this be published thr weeks sue
cessively In the CaledOnau printed al St sbury
previous To said time Appointed Tor hearing.
3l-3 ASA l.. FRENCH Ju.,, ri Prolata
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13

FARMS WEARING OUT.-AIen talk of
their farms wearing OUT after a few
years culture. Farms properly man
aged constantly improve. Thus it is in
Europe with farms that have been under
cultivation for centuries. We remember
in England. some years ago, speaking to
an English farmer about farms wearing
out, when he looked up surprised and
asked what we meant by that On
hearing our explanation, he replied, "A
man who can't keep his farm from run
ming down is no farmer "-Loms,Tle Ga
cctte.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13
George o. CIarke's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at tn 4.
Caledonia District, IS. CProDate Once, in St Johns
bury in said district Oh the 9th day Oct A
D., lSo5.
Emma }. Clarke Administrative ofthe estate Of GeOT.e
y. Clarke, late Of ST sDury ia said district de-
ceased makes application To SAID court license
sell the Whole Of the real estate said deceased.
cepting the Willows night OF homestead and du, CT
therein, representing that said sale Is necessary
. administration.
hereupOn 1t Is ordered by said court, that said ap-
pcatOn come under consideration ana be heard Oh the
18th das OF Nov, A. y. lS6S. The probate office,
III said St JOhnsbury, and II i ordered that
all persons Interested be notified hereof by pubCa-
lion oil notice OF said Application order thereon
three weeks suCCessively the CaCduiian printed
St JUhusbury. before said AearnS that they
may appear at said time place and ii they see
cause object thereto.
BY the COuTt,-Attest
3l-S3 Asa l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13

Tie REVOLUTION IN GRAPE CUL-
TrEE.-As formerly almost everybody
cut and slashed their grapevines, year
after year, 'hand running" as the phrase
goes. so now almost everybody lets them
alone. The consequence Is, there are
grapes, and grapes everywhere in plenty
this year. l was informed the other day,
by a gentleman well acquainted with the
vineyards Of the state, that they had for
two years in succession abandoned the
system Of cutting and slashing the Ca
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13
maize More Butter.

Butter is very high, and it is desirable
TO increase the supply of an article in
such general use.
There is but one way of doing this.
We cannot increase the number Of cows
50 Il, to meet the demand this fall and
winter, but we can, 10y liberal feeding,
.uabIc the cows we have to give more
milk. or at least we can get milk con-
aiming from onc-third 10 one-half more
utter. That liberal feeding can do this,
icrc i no doubt What extra food to
i've depends on circumstances. The
quality ot the grass at this season i apt
- dctcriorate, and even when there Is an
:pundance of it, little richer food can
.. givcn 10 the cows with great advant-
&c. When gras~ is short, there is still
eater necessity Tor, and advantage in,
DIVIDING extra food. In many sections
ere is much corn impcriectly cared,
nd there can b. no better way OF dis
sing of it than TO feed it out, stalks
I'D all. to milch cows. This will save
skiing. II well cured and put in small
,ckS, or in barn, with layers of straw
tween the corn, very few OF the soft
y,rs will mould. y liberal supply OF
~.ch fodder will keep up the flow Of
Xix until Christmas, and il the COW,
81, provided with warm stables, butter
. ~ he made nearly all winter.
When there i no fodder of this kind
ga the farm, iced ordinary corn stalks or
lrv and straw, with liberal allowance
O., some kind OF Grain or oil cake. Prob
ably corn meal j. the cheapest food that
,lu be used, and 80 far as the writer
Experience extends. he has never found
my trouble in using it. Four quarts Il
lav 10 each COW. have been used with
treat advantage. and ut the present price
ut butter such feeding /, quite profitable.
Some dairymcn prefer to feed half com
meal AMI half bran. When peas can be
obtained at about the ~ame,p-icc as Germ,
mixture OF equal parts OF corn and
pra-mcaI i perhaps the very best food
that can lie 9iven TO Il COW. If wheat
bran was cheap. say but little higher
than hay, we would feed that also.
But our objec; Is not so much to say
which Is the best Grain TO feed mich
COWS. rs to urgc farmers to feed grain of
some kind IL docs not 50 much matter
what-only give the COWS a liberal sup
ply of food, and they will return a liberal
supply of butter The kind of grain and
the way of feeding is left to the judgment
and good sense Of the readers. When il
is convenient it Is better TO ''slop" the
the cows, but il not convenient the tOd-
der may he chaiftd and moistcncd with
water, and a due proportion of meal
mixed with it, care being taken that the
managers are 50 constructed as to avoid
waste With good supply of food,
regularity in feeding. comfortable stables
cleaned ont daily, proper ventilation, and
water easily accessible, there Is no trouble
in doubling the ordinary quantity of but
ter from now until mid-winter or later.
-ImIlom 1llclltlA1st.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13
Jacob Richardson's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held al
ESSEX District. IS. J GulduaN. within aL4 tor
said district, on the Sth day oct. l,sj>.
An Instrument purpUrtIng To be the last III and
Testament OF Jacob Richardson. late 81 Concord.
district deceased, being presented to the lbs
stephen Richardson, the executor therein named, Tor
probate:
i ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein. be notified To appear session Of said court
10 be holden at the Probate Office. in ,IuildAaI
the oath day OF Nov, ls6s. and shcw CAUSE any
they may have against the Probate said i'll
which purpose II IS further ordered that copy OF
The record vi TN, order be published three weeks
ce>Svely in the Caedu'au printed at ST. JOAisbUry
previous to sal time dpl'Olnt-I1Hr hearing
WIN. II. HAkrSHCi.N. Judge Of Probate.
true copy Ut rcCuri-Attrst.
1884 WM IL. IL kI-llOkN, judge " Probate.
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A MUSICAL BOX FOR ONE DOLLAR

The French great sensation; novelty, cheapncss du-
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ant in tone, of the constructions with the
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Air. Eminently adapted for tie drawing table.
Guaranteed of the best workmanship nd performance
No. size, air. 81; No. , Ii nj = No. 2, "a airs,
SO. All cent receipt Of the amount. No agents.
no Discount. Address WIN. SCOTT, Agent, No. ~,
Market Street, New Yoik.
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Daniel WheeIer's Estate

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hon
orable Probate court Tor the dist let Caledonia
mssioners, to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the Dauie
wheeler, late OF WheeloCk in said district,
represented lnsOvent, and the term OF months from
te 2sth day Oi Oct lo6S, being allowed by said
tOthe creditors OF said DECEASED exhibit and
their respective claims before Give notice that
VIII attend 10 the duties OF our appointment the
d"tIlug house OF Sarah Wheeler, in WheeioCk
in SAID district ON the 18th day OF November aud
18th day OF Apr next, al 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon on
each OF said days.
1924 WM b. Jon Is fCcm'rs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13
James WhitehiIrs Estate.
JdHltS WHlttHlil CSldtc.
STATE Of VERMONT Ata Probate Court !

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held at
CALEDONIA District, )St Johnsburyin said district
the 18th day OF Oct. A. ID. 1865.
Claud Somers administrator OF the estate OF James
Whiteh late Ryegate in said district deceased pre-
sents his account Tor examination and
allowance and makes application for decree OF distri-
butlonand partition of the estate OF said deceased
WhereupOn 1t Is ordered by said court thatrsald &C
count and said application be referred TO session OF
said court to he held at the probate office in said ST.
Johnsbury on the 7tn day vi November 1865 for hearing
and decision thereon And 1t is further ordered, that
notice be given TO all Interested. by publication
of the same three weeks succeSsvey in the CaledOna
a newspaper published at ST JOhnsbury previous
time appointed for hearing, that they appear at
said time and place, and show cause II any they
have, why said account should not allowed,
such decree made. BY the Court
3l-33 ASA l. FRENCH, judge u Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13
legal.
Cstharine Northron's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate court held at st.
Caledonia district IS; JShnsbury, within and for
said distT let, on the 9th day Of October 1868.
AN instrument, purporiing to be the last will and
testament of Catharine Peacham in said
district. deceased being presented the court by
Truman Emerson, the executor therein named for prob
ate:
1t is ordered by said court, that all
ed therein. be notified to APPEAR at session of said
be holden at the probate office in St JOhnsbury,
the 10th day OF Nov, 1868, and shew cause, II
they have against the probate of said will for
which purpose II is further ordered that copy of the
record of this order be published three weeks success
sIvey the Caedonian printed at ST. Johnsbury
vious to said time appointed for hearing.
3l-33 ASA l. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13
ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN

RAILROAD CuMPANN'S SevenIer cent. frst Mort
sage Bonds. Fc'ruarv and August coupons. The
'l"l.'- OF the Coupl t.! roaI to T. lot Knot
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proceeds OF tles" bonds 5,J 10 the scCUi every
tav crgr ,Hn ,'tn E,Iv" been pcnt the ropc tv
and not ! 900 of boud- s.ued thus far The
constantly Increasing traffic of carving urv thu
pro-pcc Of controlling all the travel from st ous to
the southern states, ensures enormous Tcvc5uc The
gct ~iu of the stock for ,HJ.,tpicnf, and are
ntcrestcd ,nrsch property well a. 10 econo-
mis-. it, exprn-
THuS. ALLEN, President =. Louis Mo
We, the undcrsiSn 49,, illly recommend these
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Of the road " Il he Large AMI the adnini-tr.tion
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IT r" IuIlI."-
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GE" W. TAILOR ires't racit Iid road ii MOI
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Iluph cts tn details c,: hc had nj The New York
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to introduce the Wilson Sewing Machine. Stitch alike
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8 9 6 6 9 G
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
POTATOES FOR SEED.
lengllIcn up.

have limited supply of the celebrated GO"pEtcU
SEEDING POTATOES, thc Harrison. EH!v tool
rich and Garne' chill, which fer the formers IN HE
secti in guam itc= sufficient 10 get them into The seed
The .Goodrich Seedngs" so c,lIcd, raised from
the wild potato of South America and are the prdrc
tion Of Of careful study and cultivation by III.
late Rev. Ch4uncey f Goodrich. From morr thai loco
varieties brought 10 maturity by Mr. Goodrich, only
I've varieties retained worthy of Cult'vl
ton and thcse remsrkable, lst. F"r thar fIt
yalrjc> I'd, GREAT ,."jtr'ir5lss. 30, Fl ~ 1H fgID
GisadSs.
1t is well TIA. the vsri ties Of poa long
cultivated in this section have that whcr-
0o and 100 bu hcls TO the ence only ttir
yield, 10 bushels is now iull aveTag" R'-ldc-, he
common kind frequently So affected 10y Il '1tsr 80
q Doe gr NJ loss 10 the producer. Tie Goodrich
Seeding have never been known to rot.
Fi'm.rs cannot now afford to ras the ordinary XII d.
of potaoes, for if they brought the same price pr
bushcl they lose TIC of st last half their land
rcsde the labor and expense Of cultivation WITH the
same cultivation. 2on bushels Il the toodr oh seedlings
will land that will no. prodHcr It. bushels -
Stevens, Pink Eyes or Jackson White.
offer for sale this fall the above potatoes ut the fol-
loving prce=
E,RLY GonpRrcm.---A large. slid. white p7-a'o--
earlv a great producer, and keep tn round
With ~. cultivation yicld- from to to- =hcls per
Francis cur il of Orange v, raised this YEAR
the rate of 40 bushels per acre. john Somers 81
''recnsbor' raised two bushels and three pec from vc
potatoes.
Price, - cents 4 peck, - hu=hcl.
The HARErsoS.--Thi-is the best potatoe known
for field crop. Large smooth, solid white aHe-
IT lined AMI meay, il has the te Of ing of n"-
tto's" 1t l. crest producer and Weld lnn bushels
t. the /. T. Iiey OF Iudln", Na-s, rais i thi
year - bushels from one half hushel seed.
Price, II peck, - i hushel
GARNET CHrLI--A large, red potato, enormous pro-
duccr, aud good till potatoes grow. Ircc nc a.
the Goodrich.
Apply to JAMES p. TrLLEr at c. N. stones--or d-
rect communications TO
c. VI. STONE, st. .ohusNury, VI
:S-Specimens of the above potatoes be SEEM and
orders rrcciv, d. At the Csl-donian ONCE.
,S- Tems for Ilrgr quantities given applics ion
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-13

tawba, and that it was healthy and bear
ing with its old protusion. - Country
Gentleman
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Auftiun aud 9rirats Sales.
WOOD . WOOD

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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. Ill. Eddy, Solicitor OF Patents,

Late agent of L. 5. Patent Office. Washington, (under
the act Of lSS7.
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Don't cut off the lower limbs of fruit
tree. \ tree with the limbs coming out
near the -rolnd is worth two tree, trim
med up five feet Shorten, bat Ito not
lenglhcn up.
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Com MEAL FOR MILCu Cows
The statement is often made, through the
agricultural press, that corn meal Is the
best feed for cows as Il milk producer.
Why this should be repeated, when the
experience of almost every farmer is to
the contrary, we cannot tell, unless it be
for the reason that corn meal Is the best
grain feed for cows not giving milk.
There is no Grain 50 good for keeping up
animal heat and producing flesh and fat,
and it is used in winter by most dairy
men for this purpose; but as milk pro-
Queer it is the poorest grain that can be
given. Dat meal and wheat bran are
far superior. These statements are based
upon actual experiment and the expert
ence Of many f;,rmcrs.-Ohio Farmer.
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