Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-16
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f Lacrezsing-the number of candidates for count,
: offices.
Ple'ay-green corn, and-pains under tn,
I apron.
Coming "a. Mick-green apples, and other chole
IA medicines.
| Going 1t 1riM a rush-the Pierce Administration
to--"Dnvy Jones' Locker
Rather Rough-an attempt to defend the Sar
Juan outrage. 1T can't be did
F Ls -Plug-wonder if he's going to take
the stump again for Biglcr?
4 droue.-on Friday last, four thousand, fouI
hundred emigrants landed at New York
ReD,oced-the Orchestra, next door but one O
spirit of Pagginini have mercy us
| Slightly erereisea-some of the Post Masters, by
cur article last week The shoe pinches.
Good adcice.-Love the Iadies-look before YOU
leap-eschew loaferism and bad whiskey.
Right-Our borough officers are repairing the
streets and board walks. They needed it badly.
M-Judge POLLOCK. He is now recovering,
and will be able, in few day. to resume his la
| bors.
| HoHrishing-the Good Intent" We advise
all those visiting Curwcnsville to stop at Flem-
mings.
| Striking eomparison.-Women are like horses
the gaycr the harness they have on, the better
they feel
| Thncing-the order of United Americans We
see announcements of new organizations all over
| the country.
Beloo Par-Biger stock in this region. He'll
| very likely discover that Jordan am hard road
| to travel''
NJ n t. a
people of Kingston are calling on the British Gov
| ernment to retaliate.
Going to aie-N. P. Willis, of consumption. He
has been compelled to stop writing his usual con-
tributions to the Home Journal.
Post Office Decis;ou-Post Master General
Campbell, has decided that money lost in the mails
cannot be recovered off the 6 Government.
Reiigioms.-The Rev. NJ. HUNTER, Baptist Min
lister, will preach in the Lutheran Church of this
place, on next Sabbath at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Eztemstue Representations the Democratic Del
egatc Election in Boggs township vote
polled We presume the delegates were elected.
RoJbeyy.-The Hon. .Fayette McMulIin, men,
Der of Congress from Virginia, robbed in Han
over county. of $4,000, while his way home
from Washington.
Ire thHOW INOtHtUS InSStrOTN-Iollyfagar
moose-shanslottegorshpe Observation-Disclosures aho-s
al. n.dBPNnWnTtIE- -lASOTEWtoree
kinds.
-Anotler Pardoa.-Casper Waltham convicted of
the merder of Lemuel Kitchen, in McKeesport
has been pardoned by the Governor 'I.ct her
flicker
Post Office Robhery.-A package containing
SSO00 mailed in Baltimore, has been distracted
from the Post Office in Philadelphia The affair
is still involved in mystery.
Cam,p Mecting.-The Adventists are to hold a
camp meeting on the Sinnamahoning, in Elk coun-
ty, the latter part of this month A number of
distinguished Elders are to be present.
NatiUe leeting-at Peters School House in
Bradford township, on Saturday evening next.
Those who wish to hear bust of bottled up Native
American thunder can attend
P0raded-the Guards Saturday They look
well in their neat and appropriate uniform, and
reflect credit on their commanding officer Capt
WALLACE. A great company, are the guards.
SIaeadtd-the turnpike between this and Cur
wensville, especially the Narrows Whoever has
the supervision of that road deserves a leather
medal; or mess of Mother Moore's dan,agea cab
bage
Number 2.-The Locofoco Committee have is
sued their address No. 2. Instead of treating of
the Nebraska question, &c. as was announced, it
turns out to be autobiography, of Gov. Bgler,
and the other candidates.
Qateted-the ''know nothing excitement Our !
talented correspondent "the corporal begins to
think he under spiritual intucnee,' the night
he was in that alley We guess it must have been
FIJI
Military EZecttOn.-The Guards hold an elec- |
I; fNrn ng,oa W.
friend HEMPHILL, is a candidate for captain
He would undoubtedly make gallant officer. We
should like to see him sport the regmentals
Good :grade-We learn going to press |
tn at the Engineers have obtained maximum |
grade, on this side of the mountain of SO feet 10 |
inches to the mile. This is far favorable than
could possibly have been expected, and insures |
the success of our enterprise.
PreUGtiiMg-the know Nothing" epidemic at |
the Cherry Tree, Chest Creek, and New Washing
ton; at least says friend from that region this
morning. If all stories are true, there will be |
Look out for squalls.
Alnaost deserted-W ashington city since the ad- |
journment of Congress The members have all !
left to settle up their accounts with their constitu
ents, with their pockets full of rocks, and their
consciencc-ahem better let that alone. Hunt |
a needle in hay-stack, &c.
Progyesstng-the Engineers up this side of the |
mountain. Although the route by way of Roaring |
Run, not practicable, there will be no difficult
ty whatever in reaching the summit with an easy |
grade, and over direct route. No one acquaint- |
ed with the matter, doubts for a moment the ease |
with which railroad be constructed from this |
place to Tyrone.
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