The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-15

sort of ttndcr-tilt presence .! q third party
having the effect Of Tightening buconholcl>.
Although candidates are named by scores for
the principal Offices in the large cities, not
one of them has yet been serions y consider
ed No opportunity for taking them up has
occurred and it is quite probable they will
be deferred until the immediate pressure is
over.
o. An English scamp named John Trow
bridge Srduced an Irish girl in her native
country; he then came to America. Stald IN
New York a few months, and finally went to
Chicago, where he married Young seam
stress. He furnished house in an elegant
manner with funds stolen from his employ
crs; but in few weeks ran away and left
his wife dependent on her needle again. His
Irish victim. Young woman OF beauty. cdu-
cation and some fortune. followed the rascal
to America, bringing her illegitimate child
with her, and proceeding to Chicago, on a
hint furnished hy the lo,ice, she addressed a
note to Mr. John Irowbridse through the
post office which fell into the deserted wi:c's
hands \ most affecting scene occurred
when the two outraged women met, and iden-
iil!tu titIl bd>t bttI,.lN- ny i!4t ans VA WV
rings OF 4 peculiar pattern, one OF which he
h4G presented to each ot them
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since l49>: have worn white flannel next
ny SKIN. from my eek to my ankle. summer
and winter. Hence never ict rheumatic
pain. nor headache: | have tc!t the tooth
ache. and some tW;ngtS Of the heart among
tc DONNIE i""A'' I''s:'S' 10 i''i'''''' '''e INA
vas ~ III '"~ '''!'
.sr \ few years ago, Leopold. Duke Of
Tuscany, imprisoned the Nadiai ior circula-
: ting few copies Of the word OF Gad. 10
: day the Duke is a fugitive from his kingdom
: and the Nauiai are busiIv engaged IN clrcu-
: Iating the Scriptures, the provisional govern
ment of Tuscany having proclaimed freedom
| Of conscience
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, ..,,>i s',.,,,'x;,, nr.. c,n.cL h,
various ode noises. IA investigating com
;, mit'ee was appointed, and after hryakneci
! excursions and pcrlloAs climb!nTs, they Ci>-
covered the cause Of he alarm. y loose
board IN the roofing hung in such a way that
! when the wind whiS'led through the building
i at night, It pounded like a hammer. ana
It SqueaAe" i'A0 saw anu ''''' '''''''' -
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4 :1gs They manufacture pencil cases in Eng
It land from human bones gathered at Sebasto
J. poi \ queer taste our English cousins mus
. haye-whether these b. the bones of deaC
- friends or deunct enemies.
u u tY~The famous floating battery at Charles
ton, which cost $4,000, and was to be use'
>, in issarting Fort Sumter, has come TO
! melancholy end Soon after it was taunche,
" it caps;zed and sunk and there is no gettin;
j. il to the surface again. The engineer mad
~ a slicht mistake in putting all the weight OF
- one side. After il was asceitalned 10 be
l. e.'. loss 'ne oma['s.o''als P'', , "ral ,'
y 1t was ,'esei "e.'r ~ ,a,s r, Nv w. as!,s
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1 muSe'heht:
~ ~ Postmaster general Blair has receive
re several applications toi office from the seced
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