Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-02-14
45rntiI Noteg.


Here-St. Valentines day
Dead-the Queen of SARDINIA
A poor look out--a jail window
Wrotfy-"a Democratic Paper"
Left-the Shanghai, and oJosey;
Legal tsnder-shingies in jefferson county
Loae-our pile of rocks, and the.thermometer. =
Tn,proUtng-Th Tyrone City Hotel Hughes q
Irwin are bound not to be beat
I7reeuzar--the .'mails, and some of the .'she-
males that have been about here lately.
Comes of-the borough election on Friday
Wonder If '.Sam' is about2
Re-eleetsd-Gov. Wm. Il Seward, to the United
States Senate, from New York.
Df97c7at 10 fna g,t .Slsuaav-the si.irits on
which 10 get darkly, deeply and beautifully blue.
::B5tcka. Our devil thinks the fellows whom
! people call bricks, must be hard curses.
Reaa-on first page, the article entitled .'Des-
truction of the Inquisition in Spain"
False-one half of the reports and two-thirds Of
the bosoms you run against in fashionable society
Appoimtmo,t-Geo P. Fulton, of Fayette coun-
| ty, American Democrat to Clerkship in the
State Department
| Doad-the King of the Sandwich Islands His
son. who has succeeded him, has uniformly resisted
the proposition of annexation TO the United States
! FHnny-to see the fuss among the pigeons pro-
| duced by Nilmots opinions on the Tariff. Dayy
| is little too late.
| Can't be beat-Bradin, for getting up good dim
ners We like to visit Philipsburg, on account of
| the creature comforts
A gem-Gratitude is the fairest blossom which
! springs from the SOUL and the heart OF man
knoweth none more fragrant.
Dorm on Camseron-the Harrisburg Patriot.
The Locos don't like the idea of Simon being cleo
ted to the United States Senate.
Rich-the idea of DR.. Jayne being a candidate
for the U. S. Senate. He'd better stick to the .pu
king business. It's all he's fit for.
Bou1,I IN he 7,o,alI1r new work Is now in
press which, it is anticipated, win meet with
immense sale. 1t is entitled, Smith on the Eva
sion of Debts y
Plelty-pious people who clasp their hands so
tight in prayer that they cannot open them when
the contribution box comes round.
Something to remem5er-that it always takes
two to make SANDER, one TO tell it and the other
to hear 1t told.
Contemptibie-the puppy who sets in his bar
room slandering his neighbors. If he don't
want his mouth broke, he'd better keep it shut.
Sans Uaiform.-Gov Gardner of Massaehu-
setts at his recent Inauguration entire suit
of American manufacture That's the idea
A discorery-has been made by modern writer
that without mouth q man could neither eat
drink, talk, kiss the girls, nor chew tobacco.
Arrested-Geo and Richard Rolls were put in
Jail yesterday, suspicion of having killed their
brother Intentionally.
Seymlon-Elder Farrer an Advent Minister. de-
hTeTcd a Sermon IN the Town Hall, on Monday
evening last. 1t good sermon and its equal
is very seldom heard III this place.
4 green Peg.-Mr. Reuben Pea, who was abscon-
ding with $500 of the money of his employers, was
arrested on the 18th ultimo, in the interior of
Mississippi. Mr. Pea had TO shell cut.
SouRa-the man in New York who IS so opposed
to Catholicism that he won't travel on crossroads
lie is the that won't eat beet, for fear it
might be portion of the Pope's bulls.
L4Ege.-The Portland Me. Argus says that there
is woman named Silva Hardy, native of Wilton
in that State who is feet inches in height weighs
$50 pounds 80 years of age, and is still groving,
Hlcorrecs--the announcement made last week of
the appointment of Christian Myers, as Liquor In
spector. 1t was copied from other papers. and
proves premature and unauthorized.
Gfl1E 10 hear Some OF oar friends talk of re-
membering next week, by forIng over few of
the rocks, We never needed them worse, SO
fotch them along.
Taken of--the lightning train On the Penn a |
Railroad, since the burning of the bridge above
Lewistown. The passenger trains pass Tyrone now
for the East at o'clock P. NJ, and II A. NJ
SoAes on q Ariye-Jake Long He's sound egg.
and no mistake. Makes good time keeps good !
team. and squeezes all the she-malcs along the |
route G'lang Pete
ElereaM consn,anameRt-"Theu shalt not carry |
off the editors exchanges unless thou art sure he |
Is done with them neither shalt thou talk to him |
when he is reading proof or writing, lest be get
cry and order thee out of the sanctum'
Good start.-An elderly spinster writes to a |
friend-,'A widower with ten children has propos-
ed and | have excepted, This is the number I |
should have been entitled to, if had been marri-
ed atthe proper time"
arssteyn eEitor tins deiia,ers hiqas-lt-We |
would say to the individual who stole shirt off
the pole, while lying in bed waiting for |
1t to dry, that we sincerely hope the collar may |
cat has throat
DID 1t himsself.-old s:Dogberry'' desired some |
one to ''wTite him down an ass'-at least so saws
Shakespeare. But the Dogberry of "a Democratic |
Paper" saves others that trouble-he has done it
for himself.
iS{eigjsing partg-A number of the Young folks
on last Thursday evening, went off on d seighing
excursion, to DR.. Schryver's, on CIearfeld Creek
where, we are told, they had ball, and merry
time of it go it while you're young"
One off 'epi-Wash Darra-the best reipsman on
the route between this and Tyrone, and a clever
gentlemany fellow. He's hull team and one
horse over. He's sound on the Shanghai ques-
ton, as well as a good driver.
On tE5ke--the Penn'a School Joural for Feb
ruary, 1t is an excellent number, and contains the
annual Report of the State Superintendent togeth-
er with variety of reading matter, all of which
is exceedingly interesting.
In a bad acay.-The Boston Post says Mrs
Sarah Young and Miss Eliza Williams. Mormons,
who promised in letter to the Boston Times to be
here soon and tell us about Brigham Young, the
prophet saint and president of all Mormondom,
viii please hurry up their cakes, as several fe-
males here think of emigratng
FIre-at Tyrone on Saturday last The house of
John Marks, caught fire from stoye-pipe passing
through the roof, but the flames were fortunately
extinguished before doing much damage. The snow
on the roof saved the building and its contents
4 nice place.-A Swedish author thus winds mn =
glowing panegyric upon England at is the m ost
delightful country in the world for young gentlemen
to be amused inprovided they masters fthe Ian
guage and able to support the expense: and if the |
road to hell be with delights and pleasures YOU
must necessarily pass through England to it -
Religious reU;rak.-We learn that there has been
an interesting revival of religion at Mount Pleas
QYf in hISI rIrfr h(rf farS