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VIM. L. BRADLEY,
Standard Fertilizers,
No. a. BROAD STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
Testimonials.
PEACHAM, VI, Nov. 10th 1868.
OF


This is to certify that bought in May, 1868,
two barrels of Phosphate to use on my corn; one
was manufactured by W. l.. Bradley of Boston,
and the other by Paddock G. Dean of St Johns
bury. My corn ground was MANFRED and piowed
in with yard manure. planted the first rows
with Bradley's Phosphate, the next rows with
Paddock & Deans, and so on until used the two
barrels up. put one table spoonful in hill,
and put one hoe full of dirt on each hill before
dropped my corn. l done this on purpose to
test the quality of the two kinds of Phosphate.
The result with me is, that where 1 used Brad
ley's Phosphate the worms did not eat any of the
stalks out, while they eat out good many stalks
and some whole hills where l used Paddock &
Deans and what remained of Paddock & Deans
was not two-thirds good, either in fodder or
corn as it was where l used the Bradley Phos-
phate, the trial of the two kinds Phosphate has
satisfied me that Bradley's Phosphate is cheaper
at 3 IL cents per Id. than the Paddock & Dean
would be at gift therefore 1 shall never lose
any more time in using the Paddock & Dean
phosphate, and shall always use Bradley's on all
the corn and turnips that l plant, for it always
has proved of great value to my crops whenever
have used it.
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a GENTS WANTED FOR
Sights and Secrets of the Nationa
Capital.

high and low life; its magnificent public edifces;
its hidden mysteries, its villanies and cOrrup-
tons, the inside workings of The government.
and showing how money is squandered, how
public servants perform their trusts, how rings
are managed, how officials are blackmaied, how
cOunterfeiting is carried on, and all about female
lobby members lady clerks, SC, &c. 1t is finely
illustrated is invaluble to every one interested
in discovering what is SO carefully withheld from
the people. and is the spiciest, most absorbing,
and cheapest book of the day. u57Send for cir
culars, with terms, &c. Address UNITED
STATES PUBLISHING CO., All Broome-st.,
New York
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JOSEPH C. WHITCHER.
SUTTON, VT. Sept. %, 1868.
w. L. BRADLEY

w. I. BKADLEY,
phate and half barrel of the Paddock brand as
an experiment, side by side, on potatoes, corn
and turnips last spring, and find yours all it is
claimed to be- while the other does not begin to
answer my expectations l have used yours
several years with good success.
Yours truly,
5lm4 C. B. DAVIS, NJ. D.
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~ ANTED-An Enterprising Agent in each
W county in the I. S, to sell few valuable
patent articles needed in every family. A mer-
chant who can devote a few hundred dollars
capital and a portion of his own or clerks time
to the business preferred An agent will have alb
solute control OF our goods in his county for l6
years, and they will give him business paying
| from $500 to $500 clear profits annually.
Catalogues and terms sent free. Address l..
P WORRALL & CO., No.l65 Chamber-st., N.
| Y. City.
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FOR A CLUB OF THIRTY AND So

to give better goods of the same character.
We will send to agents free of charge,
FOR CLUB OF THIRTY AND So
one OF the IL lowing articles: dozen good linen
shirt fronts, | sett solid gold studs all wool
cashmere Tor pants, fine white counterpane,
large size, l elegant balmoral skirt, 20 yards
brown or bleached sheeting, good quality, yard
wide, elegant l00-picture morOccO-bound pho
tOgraph Album, double lens StereOscope and
II foreign views, silver plated engraved bot
tie castor, ] elegant silk fan, with ivory or san
dalwOOG frame, teatheTeI edge aud spangled,
steel cal - knife and fork, very best quality,
ivory balanced handle, handsome beaded and
lined paIasol, 20 yards Of good print, very fine
damask table cover, | pr. best quality ladies
serge congress boots, dozen fine linen towels,
ID doz Rogers best silver dessert forks, la
dies large real morocco travelling bag, | fancy
dress pattern, l-2 dOz elegant silver plated en-
graved la kin rings, l dUz ladies' fine Ne
rino or cotton stockings, gents heavy chased
solid gold ring, pr LADIES high cut balmoral
boots, ! elegant delaine dress pattern, violin
and b0w, IN box complete, set jewelry, pin ear
drops and sleeve bnttOns.
FOR a CLUB OF Fifty AND S..
black or colored dress pattern, l set lace cur
tans, pr all wool blankets, engraved silver
plated bottle revolving castor, l beautiful writ
ing desk, s,td gold scarf pin. ID yards very
nne casslmCIC for pants and vest, | set ivory
balance handled knives with silver plated forks,
elegant satin parasol, heavily beaded and
lined with silk, pr gents calf boots, 80 yards
good print, 80 yards good brown or bleached
sheetIng, yard wide, OF 40 yards rs I'd WIDE
good quality, ladies' elegant morocco travelling
bag, square wool shawl, plain Norwich pop
lin dress pattern, ga yds. double width cloth
TOR ladies cloak, elegant engraved silver plated
tea pot, yds double width water proof cloth
clOaking.
FOR A CLUB OF ONE HUNDRED and $40
ricn Merino or Thihet dress pattern, l pair
fine damdsk table cloths and napkins to match
pair gents French calf boots | heavy silver
plated engraved ice pitcher, very fine all wool
cloth tor ladies cloak, web very best quality
brown or ble,ched sheeting, IL yds fine cassi-
mere Tor sun, elegant pOplin dress pattern, l
elegant English Oarege dress pattern, l beauti-
tul English barege shawl, set ivory balanced
handle knives and forks, ladies' or gents sill
yer hunting case watch, Bartlett hand porta-
Die hand sewing machine, splendid family bible
steel engraving, with record and photograph pa
ges, % ydS good hemp Competing, good col0rS,
pr good MarseileS quilts, l good six barrel re-
VolVer, elegant iur mutfand cape, l single bar
rel shot guu, silver plated engraved bottle re-
yolvlng castor, cut glass bottles very fine vio-
lin and bow, in case, set ivory balanced knives
and forks.
| Presents for larger clubs increase in the same
| ratio,
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S371.20
The report of the secretary will be
found in another place.
NEWPORT.
BADLY HURT. John HOlbrOOk,
son of Dudley HolbroOk of Newport,
was badly hurt several weeks since in
crossing the East Boston ferry. He
was badly squeezed between the boat
and his wagon.
CONCERT.-The Baptist society have
a concert at their church this evening
to raise money to purchase sabbath
school books.
WEDDING OUT.-We learn that a
reduction has taken place in the Gus
toms department by the removal of
officers Dorman of Newport, Foster
OF Derby Line and Bowles of Bur-
lington.
DoNATION.-The friends of Rev.
Mr.. Ball made him a donation visit
at the house of S. NJ. Field, Friday
evening, when they presented him with
nearly 500.
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Honey, Gy cerlne, Elder Flower, Boquet and
Palm. In quantity. style and perfume warrant
ed equal to the English and sold fully so per
cent. cheaper, which accounts for the great fall
ing off in the demand for the foreighn soaps, and
the unprecedented success of the American Com
pany Toilet Soaps, now sold everywhere in the
United States.
MCKEONE, VAN HAAGEN & CO., Sole Man.
ufacturers, Philadelphia and New York.
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a GENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY.

How the farmer may double the value of his
land; make three times as much out of stock !;
and how all the profits of the farm can be more
than doubled. Farmers, farmers sons. expert
enced book agents and others, wanted to take
agencies in every community. Commissions
500 to $3.50 per month, according TO ability and
energy. Circulars giving full descriptions sent
free. Address ZEIGLER, McCURDY & CO,
Phila. Pa, Cincinnati, o., Chicago, H., st, Louis
Mo.
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TOILET SOAPS.

DR. BUTTONS TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
IL Warranted to remove all desire for tobac-
CO. 1t is entirely vegetable and harmless. L:
purifes and enriches the blood, invigorates the
ening power, is an excellent appetizer, enables
the stomach to digest the heartiest food, makes
sleep refreshing and establishes robust health.
Smokers and Chewers tor Sixty Years Cured
Price, fifty cents, post Free A treatise on the
injurious effects OF tobacco, with list of referen-
Address Dr. T. R. ABBOTT, Jersey City, NJ.
Sold by all druggists. sos m ug 81.
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4 GENTS WANTED for our new book of
"A 1000 pages, profusely illustrated with ee-
CANT engravings, maps, &c.
The Peoples edition Of ST PAUL, the Lite and
epistles of ST. PAUL, by Rev. MeSsrs. Cony-
beare & Howson. A vivid picture ofthe time of
the great Apostle. Warmly commended by
clerGymen Of all denominations, Superior to
the English edition, and sold at one-third its
price. Notes and references in the English IAN
guage. Commissions to agents larger than ever
before offered. Circulars free to all. Address
the publishers, R. w. BLISS & CO., Hartford,
Conn, and Toledo, Ohio
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SHOE SHOP.-The boot and shoe
store of o. French & Son is the old
est and largest establishment of the
kind in the county. 1t was establish
ed Sept. 20, 1926, and has been run
ming ever since. They have always a
full stock and of the very best quail
ty. Nlr. French informs US that they
are tired of the credit system, fully
endorses our plan of advance pay
ment, and will, like the publishers as
ISOLATION, after Jan. 1, 1869, do work
for pay down. Their prices will be
found to correspond with the pay
down system, cheaper for cash. Give
them call.-Erpress.
AUCTIoN.-Franklin Vance sells at
auction on Saturday, Jan. l6, at l
o'clock, from Is to 90 tons of good
hay, 100 bushels seed oats, good
farm wagon, and other articles. Terms
made known on day of sale. Fl. Pierce
auctioneer.
The Orleans Association will meet
at Newport with Rev. Geo. H. Bailey,
Jan. l9th-TueSday-at 10 a. n
Programme General exercises in He,
brew, Isaiah sd, chapter. Essays
What is the Christian rule in respect
to amusements? Rev. Geo. II. Bailey.
The Inspiration of the sacred scrip
lures, Rev. VIM. A. Robinson. Matt.
4: 8, 8, Rev. A. A. Smith. Preach
er-Rev. D. Goodhue. All the mem
bers are expected to bring sermons
written since the last meeting of the
association.
S. K. B. PERKINS, Register.
REMARKABLE.-During 1868 there
was no death of any person connected
with the congregation at West GLOW
err, numbering 200 or more individu-
ais.
Four persons united with the con.
gregational church at Glover by pro-
feSsion, Jan. Sd.
GREENSBORO.
SABBATH SCHOOL.-The congrega.
tiOnal sabbath school in Greensboro
held its anniversary on Thursday eve
| 7th inst. The whole number report
ed as connected with the school dur
ing the year is $50; average attend
ance, 49, Number of deaths, 3. The
sabbath school concert has been re
vived with good success, and the 8chOO
has raised for benevolent purposes
and for books, S71,32. G. L. Baker
was re elected superintendent. This
is the oldest sabbath school in the
state, dating from 1912.
GToLoGY.-The following is al
analysis, made by D. OImstead in
1916, Of limestone found in Crafts
bury and Hardwick:
Craftsbury. Hardwck
Carbonate OF Lime 30 50 Carbonate of Lime 81 4,
of Magnesa 2 81 " of Magnesia Z.
Alumnia and Iron POS Alumnia and Iron 3 o.
Silica, &c, so 90 Srica, &c, 80 81
Water and Loss 4 81 Water and Loss g.
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NEO. H. REED & CO.'S

These Dyes offer the simplest and most useful
means of Dyeng Household apparel presented
to the public. They embrace every shade and
can be used with certainty of satisfaction. In
quire at the druggists for Reeds Liquid Dyes
take no other kind.
GEO. H. REED & CO.. Manufacturers, Boston
Use Reeds Chemical Sponge Backing, the
best dressing and backing for ladies' and child.
rens' shoes, rubbers, &c.
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ENRRING BUT NOBLE.-Self-help for young
~ men, who have erred, desire better man
hood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. IT benefited return the postage. Ad-
dress PHILANTHROS, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa l a1
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a GENTS, FARMERS, GARDENERS and
n Fruit Growers.-Send for particulars of
"Best's Improved Fruit Tree and Vine Invigora-
tor and Insect Destroyer" Samples to test will
be forwarded to any part o. the United States
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Good agents
are wanted in every county in the United States.
Address J. AHEARN, IS second-st.. Baltimore,
Nd.
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WTANTED-AGENTS To Sell

| the American Knitting Machine. Price
S25. THE simplest, cheapest and best Knitting
Machine ever invented. Will knit 20 900 stitches
per minute. Liberal inducements 20 agents.
address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO., Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. s.
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Our Commissions to Agents

Exceed those of every other establishment of
the kind-proOf OF this can be found in compar-
ing our premiums with those OF others for clubs
OF The same size, in addition to which we claim
to give better goods of the same character.
We will send to agents free of charge.
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NOTICE-The first annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Orleans Fair Ground
Company will be holden at the Town Hall in
Barton village, on Tuesday, February 9th, 1859,
at O'Clock, p. m, for the purpose of electing d.
rectors and to transact any other business which
may legally be done at such meeting.
]. B. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Barton, January, 4, 1869. 1we
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Application and Proof Required, in Case
the Soldier has Deceased.

The claimant or claimants must make writ
ten application, under oath, and his, her, or
their own signature, stating his, her, or their
name, age, residence, connection to the deceased
with the letter or name of the company and regi-
ment 10 which he belonged, and the time of his
death.
PRooF-Fhe deposition of two credible wit
nesses viii be required, stating that they are ac-
quainted with the claimant or claimants, the re.
laton held to the deceased and that they (the de-
ponents) are disinterested
G5lf the soldier died unmarried, it must be SC
stated in the applications of those claiming to be-
the father, mother. brother or sister, as well as
by the witnesses.
G7Proof of marriage (record evidence, if pos
sible) must always accompany the application o.
those claiming to be the widows.
]. A. PAGE, Treasurer.
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Craftsbury
10000
HARD WICK.

LAW SUIT.-Last Monday a suit at
law was tried not many miles from
Hardwick. The cause of action as
complainant saith, was for assault up
on one Smith, a scholar a district
school, by Lewis George prudential
committee in said district. 1t appear
ed in testimony at the trial that Smith
is a young man about 20 or 2 | years
of age, and wishing to gain an addl-
ton to his limited education, had en-.
gagged board, and leave from one of
the families in the district; also from
the teacher to attend the term OF
school, promising to behave himself
with the strictest propriety, OF which
the teacher had no complaint to make.
At this instance, the said committee,
George, enters the school room and
almost unceremoniouSly, by force and
strength ousted Smith from the house,
Smith offering but little or no resiS-
lance. In this case, who says Smith
had not an undOubted right to atttud
the school as conditioned above? We
say he had, and so said the jury.
IRASBURGH.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.-The all
nual meeting of the Orleans County
Agricultural Society was held at
Irasburgh last Tuesday, when the fol
lowing officers were chosen for the
present year: NJ. NJ. Kelsey of Der
| by, president; Geo. w. True and
Thos. Baker, vice presidents; 4. b.
Jameson, secretary; |. n. CuShman
treasurer. The following are added
to the executive committee: }. Z
Sartle, Barton; Enoch Rowell, Alba
ny Henry Black, Coventry; Moody
Conner, Irasburgh; II. G. Wilson
Troy; John Morrill,, Derby; NJ. q
Ferrin, Morgan A. BemiS, Westmore
Emory Cook, Glover; S. Ingalls,
Greensboro; A. A. Randall, Crafts
bury. The constitution was amend
ed so as to make the president anC
secretary &c oficio members Of the ex
ecutive committee. The treasurer
reported the condition of the finances
as follows:
Whole amount paid into the treas
ury since its organization. S1566.3,
Total amount of orders paid
since organization, 1908
1855. 8
To which add interest due on
note in treasurer's hands, 1913
Leaving in hands Of the treasurer,
in cash and notes, 81.
The amount received before an
nual meeting of 1868 is S761.26
Amt received since annual
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nEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA.
- lady who had suffered for years from
deafness, catarrh and scrofula, was cured by a
simple remedy, Her sympathy and gratitude
prompts her to send the receipts free of charge
to any one similarly afflicted. Address Mr.. NJ.
c. L., Hoboken, n. J.
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fIRCULAR.

STATE TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Montpelier, Jan, l. 1869
Notice is hereby given, That under the provis
ions of an ct of the Legislature, approved Nov
10, 1868, no interest will be allowed after Janu-
airy l. A. D. 1870, on money in the Treasury of
the State TO the credit of officers, soldiers or
their assigneeS, which was received under the al
lOtment system of the United States; and the
provisions of the Act of the Legislature of this
State, approved Nov 20, 1861.
There is barge number of unsettled allotment
accounts on the books of this office, showing
balances due TO officers and soldiers or their rep
rescntatives; and 1t is requested that parties en-
titled to the same, draw the amount their due. in
order that the accounts may be closed at the ear
| hest day practicable.
| The Act of Nov. %, 1854, provides, in case of
| the decease of such soldier while IN the service,
the money due such soldier shall not be deemed
assets of such soldier for the payment of debts
against such soldier, but shall go to and be held
| by the widow of such soldier or next of kin.
10 enable those who may haye claims upon
the State for the balances above referred To, to
balm the same with the least delay, the follow
I ing information is furnished.
| ORDER OF PAYMENT.
,st-Upn he 0. deG OF lie person, duly wit
messed, whose name is on the books of this office.
| 2d-If such person has deceased and was mar
ried, pay ment will be made, lst to the widow.
I'd, if there be no wiGOw, to his child or children
| (if minors, to the guardian.l
| 3d-It he died unmarried, LIST, to the father
I'd, if the father is dead to the mother; 3D. if both
parents are dead to the brothers and sisters col
| ectivejy; lastly to the heirs generally.
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THERMOMETERS
Are requested to note that the publisher OF
The Vermont Record and Farmer,
Intends to spare neither money nor labor to
make his
The Best Paper in Vermont.
For current State news, from every county
each week. For Vermont Historical Sketches,
Biographical Sketches of VermCnters, Obituary
Notices of Vermonters, and in all respects
A State Paper
AS welcome in, and applicable to, one portion of
the State as another.
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C1LMAN's PULMONARY TRoCHEs.-
O0ZHEKa1GadR

Given gIatls To =, cneTsetlc agents, male or fe-
male, in "a new, light and honorable business,
paying $50 day sure. No gift enterprise, no
humbug. Address r. Monroe Kennedy & Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa.
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VERMONT FARMERS
Especially, are called upon to note that we in
tend with the proper support, to devote
MORE SPACE THAN ANY OTHER PAPER IN THIS
State to
Agriculture.
This department is edited by c. HORACE
HUBBARD, Esq, president of the Springfield
Agricultural society.
TERMS.
50 so per year; ST. % for six months IS cents
for three months; 80 cents per month for any
time less than three months. In clubs of five
and over to one address 81 per year for each SUBJ
Scrption. No club subscribers taken for less
than a fullyea
~ PREMIUMS. IN
Every person who is now ii subscriber, wheth
er single or in clubs, in the State out Off, who
again subscribes, for the full year of 1869, will
ceve one of"White's Patent Newspaper Files,
magazine size. postage paid.
Any person whose name not, at this date
upon our books, who will pay 81 so in advance
for one full year, to begin at any time before OF
including January l, 1869, will receive the paper
one year from date of subscription, and either
Whites Patent Newspaper File, the size of the
Record and Farmer Patent Cattle Tie, usefu
to every farmer, or copy of the Household fol
one year, as the subscriber may elect.
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
AGENTS WANTED.
We will pay agents who will devote their entire
time to canvassing for The Vermont RecorC
and Farmer, liberal salary by the day. week o.
month. We want good agents in every town ant
county in the State to work for us from now un
til February l, 1859. Write to us and get oul
terms. Address all communications to
THE VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER
4Qw8 RrattlehOro VT
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n O L G A 7 E & CO. S
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
TWICE THE AMOUNT

with privilege of exchange from large variety
Of useful articles, not one of which could be
bought for
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FOR A CLUB OF ONE HUNDRED and SO
Send Money by Registered Letter.
SEND FOR OUR NEW CIRCULAR.

FARMER & CO.
Nos. 98 & 100 Summer-st. Boston.
P. S. The Internal Revenue Department de-
clares the strict legality of this method OF sale
and that it in no wise resembles the gift enter
nrisp ronrarnS
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JUST RECEIVED.

THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
l. Goods is where you can get the most goods
for your money.
, 1869-03-28
ST. LOUIS,


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knnKnH Pacific I1utIroNd-Gcucrnl
$hcrfdan,x Order A.smufnv xor,-
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m1ASouft-Tho. Woman 8NftxnXe
Movement.
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cnnn and nbe11 m tha M ~ ~ naaue -
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na1ues nf nj nn1tcs tn ho1 socr as iq tne
feTrcd s!nre M Feirn.T ~ aStn FL ~ oa a11.n td1ns
carn,an. han al RI. s7ocr u .ae
by them transferred IN lots OF tEent1 shagtss -
slfrers parties tn order to cast 4 iar.e Tofe hi
tfpdlng al The close Of thc Iisr that sven ~ ,his
they would he beaten hv thu nnnoxit,on ~ Jftt.o