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TO THE PURI.IC,

II IL important to those who arc afflicted, or
to those who are interested In tho welfare Of
their friends, to be careful Of the many pretended
doctors who infcst all ciiicE. publishing their
skill IN curing all diseases in a few day., and
imposing upon the public by using the names o:
eminent physicians from Europe and other
places.
DIR. FLATTERY does not deceive people by
exhibiting bogus titles, pretended patients let
tiers, certificates. etc. The Doctor will satisfy
all persons who may call at biz Office, Of his abil-
iy TO treat all diseases he proposes 10 cure. II
will cost you nothing. and may rave you many
r~cgrets-ior, IA advertising physicians In eight
cases ont OF ten arc bogus, there H. 10 safety In
trusting any OF them till you know who and
what they are. He does not guarantee all cascs
fees are exacted only where cures can BE- cl'
fected. Where doubt exists n to the possibility
Of a cure. Il Is freely stated. believing this IL the
only course for a physician TO pursue.
Address, DIR. j. FLATTERY.
Sacramento, Cal.
Mt, ~ ar1pnNv III ..a- a., NE..
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VIC k
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

iNHE FIRST EDITION OF ONE HUNDRED
L thousand OF Vick's Illustrated Catalogue oil
Seeds and Guide In the Flower Garden, is now
published. II makes q work OF 100 pages, bean.
tifully illustrated. with about $50 fine wood en-
cravings Of Flowers and Vegetables, and M
ELEGANT COLORED PLATE.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
GOLD HILL.
All styles OF Likeness tniscn Mt nav
Rooms nre Warranted.

GARTES DE vISITE, ALL STYLES; AN:
brotypes. Melaineotypcs. Pcarltypes, and
all other kinds taken in the art.
n. B.-Picturcs OF all kinds copied. Also,
the sick and deceased taken at their residence,
n desired. God Lockets and pins OF al KINDS.
A.. j. BEALS.
Gold Hin November II, 1868. nol4u
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BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION.

nERSONS DESTROYS OF AVAILING
themselves OF the relief provided by the
United States Bankrupt Act OF March 2, 1867
are hereby notified that discharges In bankrupt
cy cannot be granted on petitions flcd amer
JANUARY /, 1869, where the estate Of the mp
plicant will not pay Any per cent. OF the liabili'
tics proved against 1t.
r. NJ. DAGGETT,
Clerk District Court Q. s. for the District Of
Nevada. dol-h
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ELIXIR VELpHAU.

n. B.-DR. FLATTERY will appear at Viz.
ginia, international Hotel, the LAST WEDNES'
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MEDICAL.
Private Medical Institute.
AT SACRAMENTO.
DR.. J. FLATTERY
,,,s ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK CITY,
and has opened his Medical Institute
-, 30. 80 FOURTH aTEEET.
Near tho postoniec, Sacramento,
re, CT1IeE TtEE SIGN.
He Tells Exactly Your Disease
No Mercury or Poi,enoms Drugs t.co +!

HE REQUIRES TO SEE THE PATIENT
BUT ONCE, AND GIVES SPECIAL,
AND GENERAL MEDICAL AID.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE
NEW RRMEDIEsi NEW REMEDIES
Or. Gibbon,s Dispcrsmry

900 KEARNY STREET,
VAO sor. Commercial, San
Francisco. established In
1854, for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such Us Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis in oil Its
forms, Seminal Weakness.
Impotency, otc., Skin dis,
eases (of years standins) and
liberated Legs successfully,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26


David Powers OF Sutton sells his home
place at auction the 9th Of March,
/. II. Brown Of Lyudonvillp, has late
adyiccs from Joppa, which will be inter-
c~timg to those who are tired OF taking
arb drink
DE-. Warner. dentist. announces that he
has located here. and i prepared to do all
work in his line
Mr.. Bradley has begun the phosphate
war in pretty >aucy letter 10 Paddock.
Dean 4 Co.
The Tildcn Ladies Seminary begins its
next session April 10.
PW.=fo>.
Ia answer to the puzzle about the ships
crew. Two or three have given us the fol-
lowing. Let the figure Is represent white
aud the o. black men:
nom 10000 Il % iii OIL 600 | 90 II 0
Two before one, three before five:
Here TWO and there's Two and save four
HcIe'> one and there's one. and three
which he cast
Once one. and twice two. and swing Il
Jack al last.
Most people write four D. SO as to MAKE
100 in This way-99 80. II one is in"cni-
ous Hr eau make two straight lines correct
ni:n four ciphcrs 10000 50 as to make the
word ''9oo.i.'
We will rive dis week simply
RIDDLE.
Five letters do NY magic name compose,
watch an one may ur.ou-ly dizpos-.
NJ first vn- by itself l. / alive,
Viii count ;vo hundred times the entire five.
Ny second Is no les - standing wonder,
II count just n.tiu-; by t-cIf or und r.
IL -b.d il ID paradox youuay d.p,:d
IT. ja-. :lc ndli ii ra.d-~-tr /. cad.
VI, ti,I.. l. .'so- hds ot 81 OK eye,
sometimes yoill lind i. in a pumpain pie.
NJ ii,h you'll see ia q cloudy d.v,
In yaude. Ky resp ,ndc tlg say.
My whole til. taii-nan thet ru-- ul,'k.nd
L YOU cl.i't 4ues- uae now, YOU must be blind.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
Schenck's PuImonic syrup.

Seawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills viii cure Consump-
lion Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia if taken lcco d.
ing 10 direction. They all three be taken til"
came time. hey Gle III stomach relax the liver,
and put it to work hen the appetite becomes good the
iOed dSe,ts and makes good blood; the patict begins
20 grow IN hgsh lie iii -caScd matt Iipcns in the
lungs and the patient rows the disease gets
we'll This is the only way TO cure umrtiou.
7, thee three medicines DIR ! II S,.i,n,k of Phil
adelPia, owes hi unIivalcd In tia
If pulmonary Consumption. The Pumonic syrup Zip
ems the bid mat er in the ungs, throws it of
by an easy expectoIatou, for when the phtsn mat
ter IL ripe slight cough will throw it off, pa
tent has rest, and the lungs begin t, heal
To do thi-, the w.cd Tonic and AIandIak. L IL
must be freely us 10 cleanse The torach and liver,
blood.
Schenck' Mandrake Pills &c, upon the liver rc,noy-
Al! rh-tiuct"ns, relax the due of gall ladder.
the bill sarts f'e ", the liver soon relieved the
tools VIII show hat tn Pills can do nothing ha ever
be inv entcd ,cpt calocl e. deadly poison which
v,ry dangerous t. unless with great - i'll
unlock the gal bladder and The sccrctiou= of the
liver like Sch-Hck= Nnnd axe Iill..
Liver Complaint il one of the most prominent causes
of Con- ump.ion.
sehc mex scaweed Tonic is gentle stinula:' and
fylatlV,, and the tikal III the Scw, ed Whch l.
preparation il madc f. assist throw on
tn ~ tric juice t. dissolve the food with the Iumouc
syrup and il Is Ale good blood hout f.rincnti-
tinh sOlring in the stomach
he great reason why physicians DO cure Con
sumption l., they ry TO do much tncy give u.,di-
cine 20 or " cough, 10 -t.p the Cills -top ght
W"F.' hectic trrrr' and by 30 doing hey drrns" he
whole digc7 iv" power, licking up secret on Adj
eventually tkc patient sinks and d
Dr. Sch,nck, in Lis treatment does no. t,v f., stop
cough, nigh: -N'ais, chill fever. Remove the ,asc
AID tHey will al stop Of their own accad No can
hc cured of Consumption, Liver Complaint pv.rcp-il
Citur, Cnnkcr lceracd Throat unIc-s the liver &!
stomach are made healthy.
If person As coH-unpti II, # Cour=r tn lung il
come way ar deceased, ,thcr tuhcrcos, abs ss, bro
chial irrIf,t on, lura adhesion, the unt,- w mars
Of init mma ton and fi-t d'raviu-. In ia II case
what must he don: Il Is not only the u tina are
wasting, Tut it l. the who. body. h -.ug.ao and
liver ht.r lot tlir power maxi, blood ont Il food
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

l4th inst.-ffve feet ana three inches from
the tin OF his nose to the end of his Sub
tail.
ST. Adams is getting excited over its
pOstotfice. Petitions are being circulated.
and as lively times as they had in 81 are
locked for.
Some fourteen or fifteen men were to
leave 81. Adams the present week for Cal
itornia. Three of them are accompanied
by their families. and most. or all of them
are going into The service of the Union Pa
ciiir K. i. Co.. where Mr.. Z. F. Perkins.
late master mechanic OF the Vermont Cen
trail. holds a prominent position.
Rev. ii. X. Cobb OF st. Adams, is about
10 remove to the west. Rev. Herman C..
Riggs i To be installed over the Congre-
gational church there to-day.
ESSEN COUNTY.
On Monday. the 18th inst. the ears from
Montreal to Island Pond were stopped four
miles from the latter place by snow drifts
some OF the passengers walked to the
Pond. Wood and water were conveyed
to the train. and it arrived a the Pond at
TIVE O'Clock next morning.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Charles II. IIurlburt, native of Glover.
and railroad station agent at Manchester
y. H.. fell from a train of cars on the
North Ncarc railroad last Friday evening
receiving Injuries from which he died early
on Saturday morning.
l.. Buck has again leased the Memphrc-
ina"og House. much to the satisfaction OF
! the public. Mr.. Buck will spend p,oSt OF
hi time in Boston, but will spend the
months of July and August in Newport
: Mr.. fahyan. his efficient clerk. will take
the principal charge OF running the house.
Al lac meeting of stockholders OF the
Mi-siequoi Valley railroad last week, the
following directors were chosen: Lucius
Robinson. Luther Baker and l.. il. Bsbac
ut Newport. VIM. q. Elkins aud 0. y.
E!kin- at Troy. /. \. Chase OF JAY, T..
Lame OF Derby. l.. O. Bennett OF Charles
ton. John Cu'rirr OF Ncwbury. Silas Car
pentcr II Richtord and j. G. Smith and
Bradley Barlow OF :. Adams. y meeting
for the election OF officers will be held nj
Ncwpor The first Wednesday of March.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Wciucs lay of last week. while the work
lHcu in the marble quarry of Shcl,lunS u
Slasor. al West Rutland. We're raising u
blurl, ul marble. Weighing ten tons. by d
derrick. the iron chain around the block
. .ayu WAY. and the huge mass fell, break
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
From Lawrence 4 winsIow.

PAssUMrsI', VT, Nov. 20, 1S6S.
PApu""b. DENS d Co.: tI,luS---We have Used the
Vermont for two years with highly gratifying
The lucrei-e Weld In $50 trd than SANE
nr.d- without Phosphate and il sycu equally good
Te-us his wear on all crops here used Last year we
owed India heat without Phosphate The season va
'dr",uh' ut We 90; only Line b-shels. This
lowed the same piece of land, APPLYING ftIr
OF yoGr fho-p nate and nOtwitiI- taIdlue .'dry-
d't st-! We AarNe-ted twtntyoue ami ouehalf bush
tls-th" Increase being Ch"ity due the Phosphate
In iaud which was planted T. corn last YEAR
lnus ate l.. tn" hill. in this season. and We
und the Phosphate had not spent entire virtue on
he corn. hut much r-IniiDcd clip along the second
yyar7 crop. Throughout the 'ntirs piece the location
of the hills and ROVE Of last yea WAS strongly
mI ked by dlIt.icuce OF -IN inches growth
they not ludg' d badly We should hav endeavored
learn how much Iucrrase it gave i'll Weld.
4 - = 4 "a
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4Marriages,

In St Iohusbury, Fol. Il, hy Rev. l.. {. Cummings,
Nj. /. Il. Enron Berry and Miss Laura \ Calder both
of Barnet.
In $. .Iohnsbury, Feb. Is, by Kew. EIuud 7. Fair
banks Mr.. Luther Wood, u, OF Kirby and 5liss Ellcn
J.. Barker of ST Johusiury.
1t the rarsonae in - Johnsbury CeI,rr, Feb. /, by
Rev J. W. Eemis, 81. Lii Michcm .ni Mrs L. Jane
Frou', 9th Of st Iohn-bury.
Also, Feb. 10, by the AT the Place, Nj
Henry bradley Of Barnet, and Miss Angie \. Moves Of
st. Johnsbury.
Also, Feb. l., hy the at the same place, Mr..
Chandler {. Walter Of East Burke, and Miss Luya \
Chur, b of Kirby.
ON 18th int at the parsonage, Barnet Centre. 10y
the Rev !. service, Nr. VIM. McIarcu and Ms. Jane
Dyke, ho'h OF Barnet.
IN Danvi lie, Feb. L., Mr.. Henry G. Reimru # i.
.gohns,ury. and Miss Abbic a. W, elk Of Dluy Ne
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
PAS MP lC MILLS!
We wish to call the attention of those
WHO RAISE THEIR OWN WHEAT

First We have the best machine In the country,
The "EU REkA, which passes a current Of through
the wheat before II goes the scourer, making PEN
Feet SEPARATION OF the wheat from everything
lighter than good heat and preventing the
other dit from adherng to the is the
with the cheap machines which this patent
Neither does machine BkEAk THE, WHEAT like
come ently make better Flour and more
Of 1t from the wheat.
Second. We have II of stone for grinding midling
that of the first grade nice and then
get quite quantity of cheaper grade Of flour for those
who wish.
:S-All -four ground at this mill warrant to keep
matter how large the qusntty ground at once II the
wheat is dry.
Bring your ''bg grst with barrels fer the hour
and have it barreled up in good shape.
T.. +. Il Ill. N. IDE.
Passumpsic, VT, Feb. 3, 1865.
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John Fishers Estate.

SAFE OF EkMUNI In ProoAie CoUTt' ned AZ
Essen District, tIuildnull, within aud tor
said district On the Eth day Feb, loty.
AN Instrument, purp"rtlug To lie The last Will ana
Testament John Fisher, Concord said dis
deceased, being presented to the court by Harry
W. Fisher the executor therein named Tor probate
Il i Orieredby said court. that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at OF said court
be holden al the Probate. OliiCe. in GuilGhah ou
18Th dLy OF March, leOy. and shcw cause, II any
they have against the Probate vi said W III iDl
which pu pose II i further ordered, that copy vi
the record O this ORDER be published three weeks sue
cess!N ely ia the Californian, printed at ST JOhusOuTy
previous To sal / time approximation hearing.
WIN. IL. HAhIShUR\, Judge VI Probate.
A true CODY vi reCUTd.-Attest,
1917 WM. H. HARTSHORN, Judge Of Probate.
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We Claim TIL

We Claim THAT MISS SAWNEES SALNE L
entirely different from all others
That there are great many good Salves offered for
sale but none SO good a. Mis- Sawyers Salve.
That every family should have box his Of
the year.
That it will do all and even more than it il
mended to do
Put up in boxes at b cts. 30 cts and 81 e-eh.
great saving is made by taking Large box.
sold by all dru-g-ts.
A trial hex seat free bv msil receipt u ixty-
five cents by
as l. NJ EDHEI<, Eo,L,,,,,, ,,in.
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From Martin ". Carr.

1t NE>BUEG, VT, Nov. =. ISIS.
PADDOCK DEAN Il Co: tistfS--I tried the Phosphate
this Year. simply experiment, using equal
amount of Bradleys corn, potatoes, &c.
dent TO every who niied that something
up. My beets and other garden vegetables grew
spsuddly. aud remarkably nice, and the result
want large amount Of your Phl-phte for year.
MARTIN W. CARR
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no Holders Of government Bonds and

other securities and other yaluables Union safe de-
post vaults, ~ state street, Boston. LEE HIGGIN-
son & co. offer for safes inside their Vaults
rate from "a to 500 per They also offer
receive Oh SPECIAL Deposit Hnilec-, securities of per-
SONS living in the cuuuy or travelling abroad officers
of the Army and Navy, Matters Of Vessels and others
rcular containing full particulars, forwarded on ap-
p!ication to HENRY LEE Manager.
Boston, March l, 1S6o.-sp. 10. Tyr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

LOVE-. WATERFORD, Oct. 81. lS6>
fAppoCh IfAS u Co.: 'i,ILts---My corn land rs sill
manfred tro'clst and pow, in aud planted as fol-
low: I"O rV"s with the Vermont In sphate. two
r""- th"Lt HLt thing, then two with Is adlcys
ana Il" ctniunt again, aud through the piece.
hat which was phosphatei ripened dave earlier.
producIns much NOR, than tUat not pEO-phated, all
aoInE nohybut decidedly TIL hesv Weld from the
NerI, FhOsI hat. The -anie was trie IN poiatue-
planted OF ErrrlsN sIi without 4ud aftcI tur
anne met lod followed in The corn, cNceptin. that used
lIlsr in the two between the Vermont AID Brat
ley In hSrN e-ting | got The from the Plaster
DID from Bradley Phosphate, whil Tho vermont wed
I'd -oln hushc- ia each row. satisfied
pay well wherever hsNr used it. ABEL Il. UOSS.
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First National Bank of ST. Johnsbury, VI.

Nassau St; and by JOHN J. Cisco Sos, Banker,
No. SO Wall St; and by the compauys advertised
agents throughout the United States
Bonds free, but parties subscribing through local
agents, will look to them for their safe delivery.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSUED
OC + 1T, containing report the progress Of the
work t. that date and complete statement in
the the bonds than be given in
advertisement which will be free application
a the Company's Offices. any of the advertised
sgent-.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
NEW Yolx.
January 2Oth, 1865. THAR Isis
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From Quincy Parker,

ST. JoHS-BrRY, VI. sept 60 ISIS
PAD "CK, DEAN Co.: fIsH,S---I used Superphos-
plat OF grss the past season, with good Results
ihe Vermont bu; could NOT effect from Bradley
Yours doubled the crop -artnS up the red and white
clover As thick it could stand. and giving vigorous
growth. could distinctly in ti- year rye jus;
where pay each -poonfGl of your Phosphate my
last years and whrreveI there hill OF corn
last year. the I'VE gr tu tx inches higher riprusd
heiore the rect logan TO turn, and hC AIDED vice long
QUINCY PARKER
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

-!hpr arc tia. one thousand d fercnt kinds
f l- tn. uitcd tate. ~ornc o. them are worth
.. and jrio.s 9TH good nj h,ncfc.al. Old
,r lar,n- invented tn. best auti-'!lou- pill ever
-, or heard Of IN y are sold uud the name Of
i'ar-ou-' Iur-3tiyo ia.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

mcut of the Weldon House at II. Adams.
This j. already the best hotel in Vermont.
Mr.. {. d. Robinson had large and de-
lighted audience at his readings at 81. Al
bans. They know how to appreciate Il
good thing.
! large lynx was shot i'll Sheldon the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
From Richard W. Peabody.

ST. JoHSsBURY. VT, oct Ii. 1865
PADDOCK, DEAN Co. q fgs---In regard to tn,
Phosphate procured Of you for railroad fam
II Lyndon. OF "hich have the charge ! would say
w" poughe two and one half acres u light soil
in low condition. not having cut lbs hav per
acre the previous season. We spread light of
mtnure narrowing thoroughly (ut owing 10 the IN
uual drouih, the crop got little len fit the
ing, and piautrd and potatoe-. They came up
strong and vigorous growing finely and looking re
mukally green, much that frequent iuauiri :
We e made rs to the caus-. We had good crop raI-
tcularly the corn. while the pOtstoe- much
than any | saw similar coil. L. W PEABODY
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DASvILLE, VI. sept. ., 1865
. PADDOCK, IlAN Co: G,HL,--lhe appIi, alton Of
Your lhosph.t to potatoes and India wheat gave
lue large vicd- and superior quality OF grain. The
yield better than had from ground
last year wheu MANFRED heavily, aud | think your
IN, -phate superior article which PAYS it. eli
twice told. GEO. W. COOK
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
From Capt. G.. W. Newhal.

VONC0Ln, VI. Oct. 80, Soy.
PApp"CR, DEAN Il Co: Gtifs-I used Pho plate the
pa-' :t-cn Oh crop, tn good suits every
Instance. The largest increase in yield from your Phos
Ihat ON potat0c=. portion only of the iield was
dressed tha mi ht the honcit # any arising
from its There about hundred bus Is
more pr where phosph.ted than WHERE " did
used Phusphates bEt found none supt-
RIO. the ', q. W Nt.WuAII
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
From Asa Martin,

WEST b. EKE, VI, oct. II. lsi>.
PADDOCK, dean Co: G,'ts-I put Your Phospl ate
On TO wheat, turnIpe hops, grass, e. living
len mt III All cases but more especially the grass
and wheat, which throughout the rem, inferred
the slight dr-sng given them, and made satisfactory
return. Having satisfied myself that YOUR Phosphate
las superior i'll the market and pays large returns
Oh it, cost, shall use it freely III the future.
NARTIN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

WILI"UGuHS LAkE VT. Nov. %, 1865.
PADDOCK DrNN y Co: ti,.tt>---I used the Vermont
sup phosphate thu past season, potatoes, and
turuips wiki tho III ri gratifying result, and having
made thoou and careful pdratIve trials Of the va
Tious Phosphate, lind the Vermont to be superior
article, uneNceed by anything; in the ma ker.
ALONZO BEMIS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
From Cyrus 4. Webster,


PADDocR, DEAN d Co.: Getle"'"n--l used Your
Phosphate on n piece Of land eight rod tquarc aud
10 baskets of corn, lJ lbs. hOps
bushels of beans and few pumpkins. If any b,
this emit ,rSfs squire ill try again. / found by
experiment that increase WItpy to Phosphate
one third. CGRJ > T.. WEBSTER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

sE-Petroleum V. Nasty .'Brrretfz Vegetable
HAIR Restorative" the 'fouutn louth," and his l.
not the only instance where it has made the cid
young again" 1t is warranted in every restore
tho hair to its natural color and is beautiful dressing
--IWheeling IntelIigencer
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
From John IIOu.htOu.

WATERFORD, Vt, Oct. %, ISIS.
PADDOCK, DEAN x Co. tItiGH--A pOr ion of my corn
ground MANFRED heavily, 10th broadcast and in The
hill. Another portion lightly msnurcd, broadcast,
AMI had spoon nj of your Phosphate in the hill. The
phosphacd the best in growth and YIELD and
the least money and labor.
HnT-GuTn\
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
uTION

The co-partncrship retofore existing under the
style of Buck RoBERTsoS i this day dissolved by
nut consent Mr.. Buck continuing the business no
will collect all bills and pay ali debs of late firm
VI. A. BUCK,
LEWIS ROBERTSON.
st. JOhnshury, Feb. O. 1>69. 47-49
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
From =. n I'll. Ford.

Barnet VI. oct. 10, lS6S.
PADDOCK. DEAN l. Co.. G,it>---Wc used Phosphate
and potatoes with excellent results We like
your Phosphate full well any cthe5 and think it
paws to =. & H. FORD
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

Whe cas-, Franklin Marzhan has left my premises
without just provOcaton, therefore forbid all persons
from harporing trusting him my account /
hall pay debts of his contracting this date.
PETER CLEMENT.
,JOhnsbury. Feb. 10. lSO0. 37-lJs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
From ID. X. Burnham.

PLYMoUTII, Y. IL, Nov. Il. Isi-
PADDOCK, DEAN n Co: T,Ht---l used of YOUR Phos-
phs'e mainly the past -eason Supplying it various
crop, With satisfactory results. think fully .qua
10 any in the market u. K. BURNHAM
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
Il E s T l NJ O N I A L ..
From Lambert Hastings, Esq.

ST. JoHSsBURY, VT, Oct. 16, 1865.
PADDOCK DEAN & Co. GsIltS--I have used Super
phosphate upon my farms in ST. Johnsbury, Concord
and Iunenurg for past, with the sltis
factory results, and have ende learn how far
it, u.s. might be profitable upon various crops l am
-i'i-ed it pays rel corn, potatoes and turnips.
give vigorous growth to the young plant,
t1 'oeeS cartier than barn-yard manure alone.
me yt.h by about third and improves the quality
Of the fruit This year used equal quantity yours
and Bradey's, and find Vermont uy equal to any
Phosphate have used
IAMRERT HASTINGS