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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-05-09
Old Folks Concerts,

Mr. EpToR:-I have attended variety Of
M9>.cUl concerts in our village within the
.~>t ten years, but have never until now seen
II 20 Ut down my opinion of them. The
greater part of these concerts could be divid-
~. INTO two extreme classes; the one so high
'.'"p AMI artistic as to be comprehended on
i,ANe the songs and war dances of sayages,
by extreme familiarity rather than by native
Or intrinsic melody. The other class was so
.r f,ra as to be vergng on the vulgar and
">9us'lHs. In many cases delicious negro
and other melodies set to words of protane
"ad shocking propriety and meant only to
,tntcr to passions rather than to entertain
a.. elevate. Between the two extremes |
lad almost given up the hope of happy me-
~.lm where common or undstorted taste
nigh, find something to really relish. Di-
'-r> causes have prevented my attending the
O4 Folks Concerts until Tuesday eve last,
~treiore was not prepared for what saw
aa1 Aearl. there. The great feature of this
concert was that it was largely rational and
"umaa and was not, like most similar con-
c,rtS, so much overdone as to be mere bur-
!e>que. The value of such performance is
10 represent now what was then, and thereby
revive old times and manners. The singular
Costumes worn are most of them only thirty
Or forty years asone and are not probably
more ridiculous than the fashions of to-day
VIII be IN halt that number Of years hence
Ihe music hal, criticise only by saying
that liked It, which Of course is paramount,
to saying that it must have been excellent
While shepherds watched their Hocks b,
night" smacked very much of log schoo
houses and evening meetings when was
"toir",' and when people worshipped Coz
more and Pride less. "Old Shady" possess
ed touch Of the delicious just at this tim
mat is without parallel.
It's only necessary to add that a grea
deal Of Freshness was visible during the er
tire performance. believe that the Fro
however was rot so severe as to leave tl
audience sensible Of being either Frost-smi
zen or frost'bi,ten. trust no one will
offended II the Old Folks should be repeate
F.B G.
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SPRING MATTRASS.

Tins Spring Bed costs, with q Mattrass. but :
trite more than the common Spring Beds, with
ont Mattrass, with ten times the elasticity; and
the springs are so fastened that they cannot get
cut Of order The opinion is justly prevalent
that feather beds are not healthy Here is bed
which Is not only soft but healthy Read what
DIR Allcott says of this style Of spring bed in his
Home book Of HEALTH page 9Sa.--As TO
feathers they seem wholly inadmissable, not be-
cause they are soft, but for other reasons-lRore
sof'asss would he recommendation II is on
this account, more than any other, that l prefer
the elastic wire bed so lately come into fashion.
II secures all the advantages of feathers without
their disadvantages. Il allows the whole body TO
have a resting place and not q few parts merely
This bed can be bought of the manufacturer At
wholesale or retail.
PISA J. I. CASINO, ST Johnsbury, Vt.
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Lunenburg, May 3, 1862.

Mr. EDIToR-Sir: We wish to inform the
public through the columns of your paper
that We think that portion of our supern-
tendent's report relating to the school taught
in district No. . the past winter by Mr. Geo
n. Frost to be incorrect. He says that the
school was almost failure for want of order
and proper training in the various sciences
pursued. We think the school was as quiet
and orderly as schools in general. Our schol
ars seemed engaged in their studies and made
good progress in the branches taught.
r. S. IIOYT, Committee;
S. p. DANIELS,
Il. A. CHANDLER,
HOLLIS HEATH,
B. F. MOVES,
DANIEL SANDERsoN,
FERDINAND DARLING.
JOHN DARLING.
Wheelock, May >, 1862.
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TIE CALIFORNIAN.
local, AND STATE ITEMS.
priet Locals.

Bret Locals
Read what our war correspondent says
,,,, ending YOUR local paper to the soldiers.
>,,.,y.,hrce from this hand several nun
,..l from this section have enlisted and are
:, service in Virginia and elsewhere
-. a,J ON turning to our books that We
~ ;,.t sir CaledCniaAs to all the CALEDONIA
.,psu boys now in the field.
Ne,srs Barker and Tanner are holding
INVENTION at Wells River this week. 10
5.e probably on Saturday with concert IN
,s4 evening. We also learn that 'hey Will
s.,d convention at Fast ST. Johnsbury
week after next.
The "old folks" under the direction OF
VIZ p Frost, assisted by the Messrs. Bar
.er r. H. Tanner and J. B. Cram, gave a
.,,cert =, MON Hall to large and appre-
.,,;,e audience. All We have heard speak
:, ,ronounce it one of the best concerts
.,.r given in this village. The pieces per.
owned by the "old folks" were well received
.oaciaIIy the selections from the cantata o.
U,,,pi. The orchestral accompaniment was
,.ry fine. Several pieces were sung by
U..sr>. Barker, Tanner and Cram which were
vel received, il We can Judge by the good
attention given and the applause which fol
wed them.
The old folks sing at Bradford Monday
and a, Hanover Tuesday evenings, assisted
IL, HE sane talent that was with them here
-pr Miller commenced course of ter
..c,ures at the Town Hall on Wednesday eve
ing. The subject is anatomy and physiol
y Of man, the laws Of life, and the best
mans Of securing health, strength and beau
~" Wherever the doctor has lectured he
"a, become very popular, and in many pla
rs he has been urged to give a seconC
.qrsr; such was the case at Claremont, n
H., where he completed his second course
.ry weeks since.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
office. ;}6 BrOmfezI st. ROsfOn.

REV. n. DAY. President REV. P. MASON, Vice Pres
X. GREENE, NJ d., Experimenting Physician.
This Institution established for the of Disease
upon the principles OF innocent medication, entirely dis
carding the Use of Poisonous Drugs
Many diseases, such scrofula humors of the blood
diseases of the throat and lungs, Dyspepsia Liver
paint rheumatism female complaints great variety
of ordinary diseases successfully treated by medicine
which may be sent - any part of the country wi tn full
directions.
Persons having Cancers, or those afflicted with comp
Gated Diseases should Immediately avail themselves
DR.. Greenes personal attention
Consultation at the office or by mall free of charge
DR. Greene will be at the office from m, TO p
The office VIII be Open and competent persons in at
tendance, from IL a M, 10 6p. m.
All communications should be directed TO r. GREENE
NJ D.. 80 Bloomfield street. Boston.
NO1E. Persons wishing to investigate this method o
practice its superior success will be furnished with
pamphlet descriptive of treatment free. by addressing
GREENE, NJ. d, 81 BIomiield Street, Boston, Mass.
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Franklin County.

\ correspondent of the St Adams Messen-
ger sends the following concerning the fresh
ct in West Berkshire: The damage done by
high water in this part of the town amounts
to considerable. 1t began by carrying away
the bridge which spans Pike River, in the
village, taking it perfectly clean. The mar.
bic shop, just below the bridge, was carried
away over the dam. On it's route, it reeled
against the tannery owned by George Glenn
ent, esq, doing considerable damage The
shop and ice together carried away the out
side wall around the tannery. An old black
smith shop below the tannery was also dam
aged to some extent. The marble shop mex
ran into the grist mill, damaging that also
and finally broke down. The dam belong
ing to the Clothing works, owned by Asahe
Demlns, esq, was completely torn away
Damages estimated at between $4,000 an(
$4,000.
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30 sToN ADVERTISEMENTS.
ID . R E P lex L E S

Delicious Sauces, Fine Mustard, and Genuine
ketchups, from Cross & BLACKWELL. London
ChOwChOw, Pccalilli Mixed and other Pickles Sui
tanas Harvey, John Bull Anchovey. &c. Sauces. Dur
ham Mustard India Soy, Curry Walnut, and Mushroom
Ketchups Chutney &C. are adapted to cold Meats
Fish, Sonps Gravies, Etc They should be furnished fol
every table, and supplied 10 every cook.
c. BIS goods have gained great renOwn for their pur
ty and quality only i'll England but i'll other countries
They sold nearly low inferior goods and purcha
wishing their should that the name
of Cross Blackwell London is each Bottle or parce
purchased. Importers and Agents, BRAY HAiE
81 COrnhil, Boston.
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MARRIAGES..

At St. Johnsbury, May l. by Rev H. P. Cush-
ing, VIM. II. Lawrence of st. Johnsbury. and
Lucy Holt of Danville.
At Peacham, April 90, by Rev A. Boutelle, Jo-
seph W. Wilson and Addie Gracy.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Best in
the World

W A BACHELORS splendid Hair Dye is the ORIG
and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known
Instantaneous in its ettC does not stain the skim and In
vsorates the hair for life Be careful and other
than the genuine, signed each side of every boxWM.
A BATcHEL.R. Sold by all respectable Druggists and
Fancy GoocS Stores everywhere. Mandatory No. 81
Barclay street. ate IL Bond street, and 233 Broadway
New York. A Sc
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late This certities that have used n. II
Downs Elixir in my family for the last Is years
and have sold it for the last - years and believe
il to be the best medicine in use for the com
plaints for which it is recommended.
Signed, E. D. PUTNAM.
Reader, need we say more-the above is from
the Hon f D Putnam; ask J. c: Bingham OF
Hoyt < Green, st Johns bury, if what he says is
true; sold by all medicine dealers. Retails 25c
soc and 81.
JOHN F. HENRY & CO.. Proprietor,
S-133O* Waterbury, VT
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Making in the six months the pretty little
mount Of t~elte feet and one half of snow.
His record was kept on the river, where less
SLOW has fallen than on the hills about U.S.
We would like to hear report from the hill
COUNTRY.
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CONMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers, being appointed by the Honora-
he Probate court for he district ofCaed0na, Commits
oners receive examine and ADJUST all claims ana de-
m,uds OF all persons against the estate oi Abier Hoy
late of Lyndon. III said district, deceased, and the
of the deceased exhibited in offset heretohereby
1--WE notice that six months from the lst day OF May
II 1852 are allowed for the creditors to pr8sentthelr claims
atnre us Give notice, that we will meet Tor that pur
n at the Dwelling House Of the widow Lydia Hoyt, IL
vulo IN said district the first Tuesdays III Sepein
her and December O'Clock, p. NJ Oh each o
said days c.,,,-r, ,,rr,ovr
1895 E. W CARPENTER, }
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LOUNGES COVERED

In Enameled cloth Damask. Repts or Lasting.
from SIS 90 TO S225 90 each, spring-seat and arm,
French style OF stuttng, and the springs SO Sc
cured that they cannot Turn over.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'VE the subscribers the Probate Court
for the district OF Caledonia commissioners, TO receive
exam,np and adjust all claims and demands OF allperso;
AGAINST the estate Joseph ii Parker late OF Lyndon II
said district, deceased, and the claims OF deceased
exhitrd in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that sI1
from the 2ith day OF pri A. D. S62are allowed fol
the creditors present their claims To said commissioners
for examination and allowance and that we VIII meet lo
tia. ,Ilrpo,e at the late residence of the deceased
ON Tuesday 10TH day Of June and Friday the 24th da!
Of Oct A. ID. 1862, at O'Clock each OF said days
L. W. SPALOING, commissioners
o3-Q5 STEPHEN l.. PARK
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Amount of Snow the Winter of lS6l.2.

MIR Joseph Clark of st Johnsbury Centre
2> KEEP: record Of the number of storms
.al the amount OF snow that has fallen for a
lumber Of years and he has handed us the
record Of the past season which is sufficiently
4rgc to make note of. The following are
M. fgureS
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rs. IN DAYS OF OLD. "a

FS- IN DAiS w oHD' ~
There was a time, in days Of Old,
When health was priced above me gOlu
That day has passed-a now neglect
That precious boon-all should protect.
OF sense and reason all are bereft,
Or 1t would appear there's but little left.
Apply then to cure Your ills
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Large E!ceccS,

Nessrs George Bennett and George Kin.
re on May ID sheared nine Spanish Merino
>aeep, the aggregate heeces weighing SO lbs.
ana Oh. The fleece of one Of the above-a
two-ycars-old-weished lG! lbs; yearling
sneared l3i lbs. These sheep belong to Mr.
\. II. Wilcox Of this place. We patiently
wait to hear bigger story.
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MATTRESSES OF EVERY STYLE,

From the coarse Excelsior for underbeds. Cheap
er than straw to the first quality of hair
Old Hair Mattresses picked over and made as
good a new
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ORDEEof NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
n

STATE OF VERMONT. CMrDo>IA DISrRICT So
At Probate Court held at St JoIsbury In said District,
on the 9Th day al May, A. u. l>62:
WHEREAS Nathan Knapp. Executor of the last vii
" aud Testament Of Peter Knapp, late OF Barnet
In Sai,! district deceased, proposes to render an
account OF his administration, and I" present
his account against said estate for examination
and allowance Tor the purpose OF making par
titio and dis ribuun the residue of said estate under
= decree of said court among the persons who are by
law entitled to the 1t is therefore ordered by said
Cnurt that the same under consideration and be
heard at the Probate Office, St JohnSbury on the oath
,iay OF May. 4. ID. l,G2. And it is further ordered
thgt all nprsons interested be notified hereof by publ
cation of a copy of the record OF this order in the
Cnnjonian printed atSt. JohnStury. three weeks sic
crssvey previou, to said time oihcaTS That they may
onna,r and contest the allowance OF SAID account, if
they see cause: and also be heard by said court in the
matter of partition and distribution OF said estate.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Judge
true copy OF record.
$3.50 Attest, asa l.. FRENCll, Judge
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Rutland County.

Sylvester Stafford of Brandon was shot in
the right side by lifting gun from wagon,
the hammer being caught in the side of the
wagon, causing his death in short time.
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BIRTHS,

In Sutton, April 81, a son to Austin ]. Tilton
April %, a son to Edward Clement.-Apr:l q, a
son to VIM. R. Roundy.-May 3, daughter to
Ransom Brewer
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Wheelock, May >, 1862
Chittenden County.

Chittenden County.
\ new passenger depot for the Vermont
Central railroad is to be erected this season
at Burlington on the quay. The building
will be of brick, l775 feet by 60, two stories
high, and is estimated to cost $4,000.
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TREES & SHRUBBERY.

Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Roses
Vines. and Plants, from E. c. Worcester $ Nurse
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/ house.
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WHOLESALE PRICES-.ipril g. 1862.
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ID HEUMAIISM AND NEURALGIA

IL
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