The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09
LOCAL AND STATE.
New Adver,issmsHis.

her spring supply Of bonneia, Hbbons, ana
dress goods,whieh she will sell as heretofore,
NJ reasonable prices.
Mr. o, /. Solomon has lately moved 10 the
Centre, where be has fitted up a shop, and il
preppred % olothe the "outer man 10 the
most approved fashion,
8, Clough & Co, advertise for agents 10 sell
the life Of Daniel Webster.
J. W, Smith & Co. Of Boston advertise a
large quantity Of spring and summer cloth
Ing.
Also a column Of legal notices
~ Old "Wintor fingers 10 the lap Of
Spring" and he rather seems 10 like the
aforesaid quarters And tho fact that Miss
Spring does not eject him "to-wonst" causes
much scandal and many unklnd remarks
ubuut her. There II only 0ne' way IN which
she can clear up her character, and that Il
BY Immediately turning over a new ieqC"
But to change the subject from the weather
to church mallersI
Tho Rpiseopalians have just procured
ue~ Alexandre organ, which Il creating no
litile admiration among the muniea people,
fur ~ power eoriely, and bf,iIiaaey II tone.
Al reed Instruments Of American manufac-
ture must give way 20 this. IL has also ma
ny valuable qualities not found IN common
church organs, aud Tor medium and small
sized churches, and especially for those Of
u small means, II is just the thing. These
instruments are built In Paris, and are gain.
ing a worldwide celebrity, Mr.. John H.
Paddock Of Montpelier Is the agent Cor Yer
mont and any information Ia regard 10 them
viii be furnished fy him on application by
letter or otherwise,
The Free VIII Baptist church and society
in sutton recently made demonstration Of
their Kindness and generosity to their pastor,
Rev. J.. 4. Harris in the form Of a donation
visit, and leaving for his benefit, one hundred
and six dollars. ThiST-truly, is thank-wor.
thy
But to return from "ehureh to state.
Agents for Philadelphia lightning rod com
pany have been up In this section, buying
up a large number Of horses. They bought
twenty-five here, forty at Barton, and are
nov at Stanstead making purchases. They
buy smalish sized business horses, paying
less, on m average, than 500 apiece Il.
would be interesting to know just how much
money has been lcil ia Vermont this spring
Ia exchange for horses. Two or three week
ago $4,000 was paid in ST. Abans alone for
This article, and last week forty five we're sold
In Woodstock at an average Of Sllo each,
which, together with those bought in Barton
md this place, will amour, to about s20,0 900
paid for horses in these four towns
Another Of Nermonts great staples is ma .
"y suR"', Good at,uuuRu tne Iast week mas [
been 20 cold that the Sap. IL It runs At all. 1
must come in great ehunks,"-as a friend |
jaeeScly romarkod--yot several Of our farm
RS have made half ton. and some even [
more. Our readers would be surprised 60
,now the amount Of sugar tina, is sent out Of I
'ur state. Cheney &-Co's express carries
rom one to three tons day Of maple sugar
md honey, sent by people in Vermont to
riends in the cities aud towns below us.
surely Sake was right when he said that ma.
Vie sugar, horses, and pretty girls were the
,f4s,sit.ai breakfasts II NsFa4ei4ir