Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-11-25
CLIPPINGS AND soslsslINes.

bugs.
E-Luxuries in low Ife-peaco, comfort, and !
happiness.
g..Nothing to wear" illustrated-Power's |
20 What kind of a key is the hardest to turn |
A Donkey
. Good in their place-Soft-Soap, Sodrcrout |
and Stryehnine.
y Coming on-Christlnas \. B. Our turkey |
pen is yet empty.
:. e -Racy-the head to the fun column of the
Fenango Citizen
Experimental Philosophy-asking man to
lend you an Y
sy%We have them now-Buchanan, and ten
cents day-almost.
"a Walking about town on stilts-!tquid stryeh- |
'it1ae, during last week gr
EyF First duty of Dimmycrat-to hing "MolIy''
and obey her dictates.
SHas expired-the term of David Ross as
County Commissioner.
y Love-a little world in itself, intimately re-
lated to shovel and tOngs.
- Model Bachelor-Buchanan, talking about
sour children's Children
yHard tmes-sitting on grind stone, read
ing accounts of bank failures
"a -Hookey-exelaimed a suspicious fish when
he saw worm on the end of line.
CySworn in-George Earhard the newly cleo
ted County Commissioner on last Friday.
III Hope-a sentiment exhibited in the wag of
hungry dogs tail, when waiting for a bone.
fgT' Fine sport-two men wallowing each other
in the mud, and getting jugged for their fun.
rSS7Getting fond of Calico-our devil He says
he would rather up with the girls than set type
| tY-I In describing used up hOrse-a dealer said
he looked "as if he had been editing daily news
paper.
sy@To experience Juvenile earthquake in your
stomach-take about four drinks Of strychnine
whiskey.
| - Sound on the Western assembly question
David Feaster, for 2! years. for barn-burning and
| horse-stcaling-
| Eg7Has been elected to the Allegheny assembly
| Robert Warden. Tor horse-stealing. for years
and 10 months.
| g-Democracy-to pretend to be friendly to the
| laboring classes. and at the same time advocate
| free trade doctrines.
| Announces Russian Journal the number
of medical men killed in her service in the late
war, at 382 Of these, ten Americans.
| - Arrived-specie, within the last ten days in
| the U. s. At New York, S2,126Si6; at New Or
leans, SiG3,622; besides fifteen tons at st. Louis.
| Ezg gStreet gazer-a smiling. bowling, teeth-show
sng, eye-wrking, baboon-grinning ninny, who
stands a street staring at everybody that
passes.
l5y-Are walking around the streets in the large
| cities and demanding 5read-the "DimmycratS''
who voted for Jimmy Buchanan" and ten cents
| day.
" Auxilaries to the Locofoco party-in Kan
! sas, Border Rufians-in Minnesota, Indians-in
the South, woOlly heads-aDd everywhere dema-
sogucs.
| .g-Continue 10 pay specie-only two of the Vir-
ginia banks. The Bank of Virginia and the Far
mers Bank of Virginia; both located at Freder-
| ieksburg
zFSomewhat '.skeered' Judging from the
way they .cut dirt the two CurwensvilIe b hoys
who Knocked our press out of gear Hands OF IN
| n printing office.
cent election in New York. The Republicans e.
leet two members by majority each, and sever
al others by from to 10 majority
gAttention will Parade, Pretty Platoon
! of Prominent Ps-the Pennsylvania Pro-slavery
Popery Polygamy Packer Piunder Paddy Party,
at the coming Inauguration in Harrisburg.
| T@Advocates .ithe total abolition of the public
school system''-the Locotoco paper in Columbian
| county, Ohio. Who viii now say that the Demcc-
racy are not ''abolitonists!' ~ and the worst KIND
at that.
u Said to be engaged in experimenting can
die manufactory-JohnT II thompson, the late exten-
| siye Banker in New York. We hope he may be
as successful in lighting houses as he was In hgAf-
| ing peoples pockets.
y-Quite exciting-for man to wake up in the
night hear noise AT his door; then slip
ping round the house and surprising the intruder
by several shots from revolver, and upon exami-
nation find that he has shot a-porc"pi"e-
w,Invites proposals-thc Secretary of the In
terror in his schedule of articles to be presented to
the different Indian tribes, for ttc0 hfotdreG do-
ezs scaIping Iyairss Border residents must keep
an eye on the pIace where the hair ought TO grow
, hereafter.
ETTNew sstectotaI'' creed.-1st, attend theWash
ingtonian temperance meetings; Ind, have a fash
/ in your pocket filled with s;rychnine; 3D. sigr
the pledge to keep up show OF respectanlllty
4th. after doing So get on 'bust'' and below u
bout the streets.-Inp
: Cg7Presented by young man-SS5o of thu
+ notes of Farmers Bank (ky.) at the GeorgetowI
branch for redemption. The gold was prompt.
b. handed him. but he was sauted by shower o
. eggs from a mob of men and boys, as he LETT
Wonder if he is fond of gOid-an Eggs
EF-Has been discharged from Sing Sing Prisol
u joel Schoonhoyen. over 100 years OF age, nav
ing been pardoned by the Governor. lie was com
mitted for life for arson lie is a native of orang
county \. Y, and reached the age OF centur
c in prison the 4th of July last. He saw ash
q ing at Newburg during the war
20" Is curious fact-that all the loudest shrek
: | ers'' about Kansas wrongs have been Democrati
S officials First we had Reeder, then Shannon, the
Geary. and last of all Walker and Stanton. IN
last cap the climax and actually cut off about 800
o bogus voters, thus putting the whole Democfa'i
n | party of the South in a false position.
s-gsThe assets of the Granite Bank, Conn. hav
> been found to be between three and four hundre
i in coin a one dollar bill, and second hand sat
not vet paid for. The managers issued about sl'-
600 of bills and scattered them In various parts
/ the country The bank was kept in Kitchen an
was. to all appearance an out and out swinoie
g rFOld winter. at last has come to town,
tricky cid fellow is he
'f One night last week-like fool or a clown
IS He got on dell of spree.
He bluster'd, and blow,
u He friz, and he snew,
He slipped around the corner and pinchcd m
nose till it looked quite blue;
. The nasty old scamp. W-he-H
After reading the above, who'll say noe can
Is make poetry
TREATY WITH NIcARAGUA.-The Secretary {
II State has signed the Treaty between the Un