Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-09-06
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f. Bn4rE ECttSsTItrgs as 1ifsgx.E,1zss. -aSy val
ter was examined the other day before orc .
tiour Courts We annex his:testiIl.sny ;s -
1 is.Yotir name is FIunkey. I believe a''gzat'
I!af' Yes, sir, Robert Flnnkey.'' io so6'ss,sgI
+ anWell, Mr.. Flunkeys you say the defeadtllf
is no gentleman. What makes yod fhinl
so? ~ s1aai4zssHEfg s.riaslla. gls bae a.sss.
" Cause, sir,,.h always says sthnik ssoui
when hand }IiIna mutton chop, or even "a bii
of bread9oi Nov a real gentleman never docs
this, but hollers outs Shere. Bill. get me anlut-
ton chop, ois1s#fIl throw this pepper box al
your bead lheea Il You can't deceive me With :
gentleman, your w.arship- ;Gauses- why q
havel ass6cfateH Tftif 90 many of them At the
araee.eourse 'i5otsaiass'R lalsa90 70 olsl edI /.
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a Surgeon in the Emitted States ARMY I,1tely
desired know tie most common la u 3 s causes OF
enlistments. By pernissioallof,ti tileacaptain, a
company coftainifeg g 55 was examined ~ the
| writer pledged never to disclose the name of
any officer or private except as piysiesl or
metaphysical faet-the trge history. was OBJ
| tanned Of every man. On Investigation, it
/ appeared that ninetentIs enlisted on account
of some female tlificuty-3 Fhirtenn of them
had Changed their, and IS we're drunk or
partially qsegatt the time of. his enlistIA
Most Of them were men Of fine talents and
learning, and about Fqneztl4ird had once beel
in, eleYa ateed SITUATIONS ia Fife. -Four had been
bIaYysrS ffAfsei id9slels, and tYo aliAiSters,5
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hoqScALEs OF JUsTaEs--A iaaiysoncer consulted
Dr. y; JohEns9lf0pp 0pp Ii h8fi i = tarpFtide TO BE
attached to her honlsrobbtng orchard
Ts:S Madame, = said 5tohnstqn,5ssit all depends
upon the weight, of the bpy,3s remember my
schooIfellow, David Garrick who was al
ways a little fellow,-robbing q, dozen Of or
chards withlimPupity: but the very first time
7 Iiellinbed up n apple Tree, f9rI Has always
heavy boy, ,the beu gli 1hrollee.with me-, and il
was called a jt!dg9ne ht!. 7 suppose that is
Why. justice. Is represented with a pair of
iscalcs. ~ l.s sa "a - i.fe alsv 1
vqes sa5 3z1 = q .s,,.,s-- &C. ~. zals5fS
-. ~ = Boots are said to haze been invented
rhy3 the 0arnIs. They were ssts first made of
Heather, afterwards of brass ara iron, and were
proof against both cut and thrust 1t was
from this that Homer calls the Greek brazen- /
footed. Formerly, in France, great foot
wasmuch esteemed,s and the length of the i
Shoe, i'll the fourteeiftlf century, was a mark OIL
The shoes of a prince were two \
feet and a half long; those of a baron TWP 4
feet, those ofa knight eighteen inches long.
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/, 55T SsSir, said one. of two. antag onists
with dignity to the other, Fring a dispute
which had anet been, ean6 6aed7 toD1Words, s.you
ha@e'ealled me scoundrel and a iiaF,1 you
have spit in my daee,I you have .strIeiglle
frfce: hope yolil win not attempt t6jcAry
this any further, for if YOU do, YOU will arouse
the sleeping lion iTVify breasty and / cannot
tel what ina may b2a be the c(qnseg!enee -
IL Philadelphia is not without it's csriosi-
ties. The Sun copies two signs il has iiscoov-
cred there. One is painted in red Italics, and
cs zrses' 'SHIRTs .RErTAILbf. HERE, qa5d
ffhis, we take It, is for the benefit OF Bsshe.
lors. The other reads ,5,,-4 .f- I, ~
GLANDS WA N1'lsD TO WORN los Boso,ls. .ssae.
Forwhose beneft is that "a E51s sa5a 1-.5i
Is I'm short, ladies antl' gentlenacn,'h said
N qT TeTppwering orator, j can only say--I
peg leave to add-T desire te assure yolt,y that
wish had window IN my bosom thai. you
night ethe emotions OF my heart. tYul-
gar boy from the gallery cav 3old'nt a pane
! 2s'i sf0il,1Yl5 e me
3 IT, An IriShmah svritin g from Ohio. saws
is the Iaosf u illagaht'5 place IN the world
The first three weels.T he says, r..you are :
'oarded gratis, and after that you are charged