Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

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Lucy T. Kiddcr, do 25ci Mrs ". T. O-g1od, do, 2jc;
Mrs +. Rawson DO, 2ic; Mis-, jane Fisher Ncwftuc
do Doc. Nlrs Mary Edmin,tcr, stuffed toilet cover
25c; Mrs Jason farwell, ii 2jc.
CorswoLD snrrr-Among the nocks Of long
wooded sheep in this county that belonging to J. y.
johnson Of Putncy stands conicssedy at the head.
lie has about 20 head of thorough bred Cotswold
sheep, most Of which are equal in all the essential
qualities of form mutton aud fleece, equal to any TINT
are imported. lie has yearly added to his flock sheep
from the best lerd- in Canada md this year his nd
ditions from that have been larger than ever.
At our State Fairs he has taken quite n number Of
first premiums when competing directly with the best
Canada locks; and at the late Fair Mt Chnrlc,town
his sheep took NIL the first premiums in the several
specifications Of long-wooed sheep. Mr. johnson
gives his personal supervision to the breeding Of these
useful animals, and those desiring to raise these sheep
or to improve their ilocks by crosses can purchase
either bucks ewes Of him, equal in every particular
to imported sheep, ut moderate prices. We are glad
to see sheep growing increase in this county for we
believe it is the most profitable department Of agcu'-
turc in which our farmers can engage The Coi.wod
are large, vigorous and hardy breed Of sheep; their
wool will always command the ready cash, and their
carcasses furnish excellent mutton.
TnE SCENERY, dccked with leaves in every hue of
color from lively green sober brown 10, if the rain.
bows Of all the summer thunder shower. had been
dagueTeotypei upon them in fragments to be brought
out by these golden auumna suns, i. delightfully."-
beautiful and charms the attention Of every observer.
The schoolgirls in the street, in imitation Of their
mother Nature, deck thcm>clyc, too, with coorcd
leaves, and look Il. bewiichng as she. October to
ma i fhp min ,,T a. -,
Wednesday the day wa, beautifully serene and mild;
and every body seemed to be out on foot or in car
rage, to enjoy it, It fitting day to receive the
nlcll gcnce Of the great Republican success in Penn
sylyana.
SPARKS ANp CiNpIEs.-lt is hardly crclaLle to
our New-Enraid railroads that one cannot travel up
on some Of them without being liable to havch. ewes
filed with sparks and ciudcr,. our express agent
has had one Of h eyes much injured by them that
he has been forced to have it bnnince mp; and ma
mcrou- other, have received more or les injury from
the same course fthcrc no con,ryance to prevent
such au Inconvenience IL j. high time TINT New Eng
hand ingenuity should invent one. But if wc are
rightly informed there is such coniri,ancc already
existing; and all that is necessary in the case is TO
apply IT,
llE NEW NIltiI.- We learn from ono ~ the So
ccmcu that the new STREET.-THE be called PiNE Srut1r
Is soon 10 be opened to the public. 1t j. Ia continuation
Of the road that leads east from the late Mr.. Ruff,
Chrhc'' place. and j. To extend from Canal Stree, to
the continuation % Main Street south OF tie brook
the old road TO Guford. The Old township method
of layng ont road, is not very convenient when ap-
Piled TO the street, of growing village.
No ENcnEM,Nr-1he group, that assembled NJ
Capc'- corner 10 read ;hc tclceraphc. from Pcuu,y
yauia on Wclue. law las, exhibited no oNci,cncn, At
ail: although the news wa. highly favorable 10 their
political Views The peopl, of Vermont are not on'y
sure thar they are right In politics. but ,lcv are ,n.e