Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17
THE JOURNAL.
PENCIL NOTES.
En.ded-the political excitement.

.StiH prerails1lg-the yellow fever in LeulsIana.
ABating-the fever in Norfolk ard Portsmouth
Plsasant-the election returns-to the Demo
Gratis.
Fsrocious-Brown'sk kicking mule uperforms
admirably.
Qufet-the election in this place. The effect of
the "Jug Law"
ErtemsiUs-the potato rot in Wisconsin. 1t
cant beat Clearfeld.
Vinterish-the weather last week Showed on
Friday and Saturday.
Pyopia,oals-the weather on Saturday evening,
for the Catholic Jubilee.
harf,a.-The mortality in Norfolk alone. has
now reached two thousand
Neatly erecufed-job work, of every variety, at
this Office. Give us trial.
DeligAtft,l-the sensation produced by thenews
that you re lickd like blazcs
Conl5orsable-bufralo robes, over coats, coal
nres, and hot whiskey punch.
Hagpy-'sorrel-top. He's in his element We
hope he wont bust his garther."
-tTcry rfcA-the performance of 'sorrel-top at the
Catholic Jubilee on Saturday night.
Long-the faces Of some of our American friends.
Cheer up boys-better luck next time
Dsad-the Hon. Samuel D. Hubbard Post Mas
ter General under President Fillmore.
Il. IVeLshi1gtom-sant Anna. as the guest of
Gen. Armstrong, the present Mexican Minister.
Elsctef-Tom Shea, Coroner Having nothing
else, we suppose wen be allowed to crow over
that
Accideaf-A little son of Mr.. Shirley, down the
river was run over by horse Saturday, and
badly injured.
an eelipse.-A total eclipse Of the moon viii
take place on Thursday the % lust. visible in
North and South america.
Coming fasf-the melancholy days" Green
things fading, mosquetoes are dead ripe, and
chesnuts are coming to town.
4 nstc production 1T is said Grace Green
wood is about to produce a second edition Of the
Little Pilgrim bound in-!ipel.
UseEess-those type we bought to print glori-
ous victory with this fall. If our noighbOrs down
town want them. they at their service.
Something to cyOso orsy-the election Of Tom
Shea. to the very high powerful, and responsible
Office of Coroner" Toms "a sound egg
Fast nrsll-the two carpenters working in the
street opposite our Office. They're some pump
kinz, the one with the white hat especially
1Ftss Grr5yzk-at J. & H. D. Petton's Store in
CurwonsyiiIe Call and see what IS said to bo the
lsrsest and bost assortment Of goods ever brought
TO Clesrfsld.
sqry-Some body in Philadelphia Las
sent US a Ticket for Salt River Our friends
need not trouble themselves. as we got Free
Pass or Tuesday.
HigA-Jenkins says that the drift of speak
oss remarks he heard the other night we're high
er thanany snow bank he ever saw. Probably the
speaker some
AIOyts!-tbe proposed amendment to the Coz
stitution Of Connecticut, requiring that every vo
ter nrstbe able TO readily an overwhelming ma
jofity Of the people,
L,crs ;stss--our subscription Iist and job work
Send them along gge have room for q fea more o
the same sort. We .susPee. Nswmsns Mills. vii
ge. the red shirt this year.
Di4I'7,t MAKE nqaed-.'old scratch behind b.
interrupting the meeting at Curweusyille tn,
night before the election. He'd better have s5ai,
at home watching fsr naaekersl.
Nsare-The Pope Is suffering from an iucurabI
disease, and it is said Louis Napoleon has his ey
upon the Papal chair for his Cousin, Lucicn Bona
parte. who is to be made Cardinal.
Short crop.-There is short corn crop in Frame,
aud it is proposed 10 adopt free trade, rer
der imporsstions less onerous. France viii prov
great market for bread stufs this year.
Eantsd-some buck wheat for our salt Rive
trip. A little fresh butter would be equally ac
ceptable VIII some of our happy Democrat
friends furnish it at the highest price for cash
Iklaz,i,.ateG- Montreal. On the night of the K
inst, in honor of the victory ct Sehastopcl Eiv
columns of the '.liontreel Herald ocoupi-
in describing the transparencies used 5hat occs
sion.
Won't do t-some CT the opposition want us
hollow enough" No sir ee! That's not in you
breeches. You may knock US down, but we'II g,
up again, and Wen give you, next fall. a harde
fight than ever.
Tie State Fa,E-The proceeds Of the saIs
tickets for the four days exhibition of the iat
State Fair amounted to over $500. The expe1
ses however, incurred, viii fall but litte short
this amount.
I,,groper-Mr Mason the American Minister
Paris attended the Te Deans in honor of the cal
ure of sebastopol, though the Ministers of a
tothor neutral powers were absent. Mr.. Masc
ought to have acted with similar propriety.
The Election i3 Kaalsas-The Missourians ha7
been holding their usual cticious election in K a
sas, pursuant to act of the fctcious Legislator
They have poiled heavy vote for their own cal
didate, Whitfield, for Congress. The Free Sta
party did notyote.
IN f"'PT0ce"'e'ft--Tommy Robbins is fitting l
an oyster saloon across the way, where he wi
furnish, during the winter. bivalves of the yel
first quality. Tommy is enterprising man. al
deserves to be encouraged. He will soon provi,
food for both mind and stomach