The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03
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cows from which it was made, the method of
freeing the butter from the milk, the kind ant
quantity of salt used &" the manner of laying
down and preserving the same.
Applicants for premiums maple sugar
must forward statement of the whole process
Of making the same.
On no animal or product will more thar
one premium be awarded, and in no case will
any premium be awarded unless the animal oil
article is decidedly meritorious
Applicants for premiums on field crops will
be required to answer in writing the following
inquiries, viz: What was the condition of the
soil at the commencement of the cultivation
for the crop; What was the previous crop and
| the quantity of manure used?-What was the
kind and quantity of manure used the present
season;-the quantity of seed sown and the
time Of sowingj-the time when it was
harvested, and the amount ofthe crop deter
mined by actual udmeasurement or weight
and evidence will be required of the quantity
ofland from which the product was raised.
Owners names should not be marked upon
the specimens, but private mark.
No person will be entitled to premium, Jun
less he becomes a member of the Society be-
fore 9 o'clock of the day of the Fair, and no
premium will be awarded or paid unless this
rule is strictly complied with.
FEE OF MEMBERSHIP.
The sum of fifty cents paid yearly to any of
ficcr of the Society makes the individual n
member of the same, and entities him to com
pete for any Of the premiums offered BY the
payment of One Dollar person becomes
member of the Society, and also receives the
Albany Cultivator for the present year gratu-
itously.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY FOR 1S47.
+. b. CHASE, President.
W Wm. wh hlrEERD'F' Vice Presidents.
Gro, b. CHANDLER, Secretary,
A. McMILLAN, Treasurer,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. John Kelsey, Sew
all Bradley, Harris B. Hail, Harrison Cobb,
Loren Kinnc, Harvey Blanchard, Lambert
Hastings,
05PThe Judges of the County Courts are
required by the License Law TO meet at the
Court Houses of the several Counties on the
Sd Thursday of april and in October, and
cannot meet at other times except by aG-
journment The law also provides, ii case
the vote of the State is "No License" that the
Civil Authority of the towns may meet and
appreciate snch persons, as they may deem
eXHed;ent to sell spirit for necessary usesand |.
such persons the County Court may license. .
The Civil Authority of the towns will see the |
necessity ofmeeting forthe purpose ofappro-
batting persons before the 18th of the present
month.
0FJudge Coamer, reported dangerous
~ sick at Philadelphia, has returned TO Wood
stock in an improved state of health.
CFMany persons who had resisted the
operations of the License Law in Massachu-
sets OH the ground ofalleged unconstitu,on-
nlity, have yielded to the law, paid up their
fines, and given up the business. This has
been done extensivelyin Boston. \ Mussa-
paper says that the amount of fines
and costs paid by violators ofthe licer,se law.
at the Court of Common Pleas in Franklin
Co., one week, amounted to over SI,lOO
THE STORM. Seldom, il ever, has there
been such n storm ofsnow so late in the sea-
son ms we had in this region last Saturday.
In the valley of the Passumpsic travelling
was interrupted but. little, yet upon the high |
er grounds the Dads were rendered impass-
aple TIL Ernday or later. The roads !
were hIl"d to the top of fences in many plo
ces' M less than Is inches ofsnow fell U ,,on
Inc hi CHER lands and ~ upon the lower.
FEIection of State officers, L.g;slo-
ture and four members of Compress will ,ol,o
place in Connecticut next Mon1,,v Last
year the State went locofcco.
GA correspondent info rms ns wr;t;r,,
from Concord, N, Tt. at the locos of New
hampshire do noe, aft4r all, feel very well in
reference to the resrilt of the election in the
"rahlte otate-tha victory is too meagre to be
enduring, with the labor and money expend-
eu 10 secure Il. The Anti-radicals count up
on the recovery ofthe State, with much GER
tainty, ia one year.
fTThe subscriber of any paper, after he
has read it, can send it to friend, by paving
three cents in advance TO the Post Office for
each copy sent. Well, the Polk administra-
ton need TO spunge the people in all shapes
in ordpr n feed rho thousoDJ and or,, Ioo,l,o,