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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-09-30

A MBROTYPES.-P. C. PURYIANCE, Pro-
"a fessor of Photographic Chemistry. Gallery
at his residence on ID Street. one door South Of
Merrell d Carter Tin-ware establishment, Clear
field Pa - Days of operation: Friday and
Saturday of each week iunelS'56
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ENOR SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale
IL on reasonable terms, his entire interest in
that valuable Saw-mil property. situated on Lit
ne Anderson creek, one and a half miles below
Moorc's Mill. on the road leading from PepnyiIle
to Curwensville. There is in connection with tho
saw-mill, good frame heuse, bank barn. spring
house and other out-buildings on the premises =
For further particulars apply to the subscriber re-
siding in Penn township. one mile south east of
PennYille. Clearfeld county.
Aug5- 53-5m. SAMUEL WIDEMIRE.
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ssTHE GENERAL. AL.'-InqurieS have been
made, con what sauguinary field did VIM. f.
Packer win his title whether nRey olutionary,
British, Indian, Mexican, Cuban or Kansas
wars or whether he is only Militia Hero?
From all the histories, both Esnational' aud
State, we can obtain, we can say that the Cen
cral never mounted his steed upon the ''tented
pIan'' where red Mars was in carnest-nor
has he commanded even brigade of corn
stalks and umbrc las amid the cheers of peanut,
gingerbread, and Small-beer ycndcrs. His
sword is goose quill, and the stains upon it
are ink instead of blood. Steubcn and Scott
are not his Xt-books-wirc-p pulling being
more congenial to his mode of warfare. His
most gallant sscharges'' were---as mudboss,
supervisor, collector, Canal Commissioner, or
Auditor Geueral-upon the State Treasury,
from which during Il series of campaigns COW
ering twenty years, he emerged victorious after
many a closely contested and doubtful fight.
In desperate contests for the peoples money,
General Packer has proved 10 cowardly sol
dicr, as the rich trophies of himself, his broth
er, and personal friends abundantiy testify.
His last and most brilliant display of tactics
proving him to be a very Fabirs in prudence
was his drawing out Judge Wilmot, and
then his mastery retreat through the noun
tain pass of Committeedonl, whereby he saved
himself, f as did not his vaunting prototype
Goliah Of Gath, j and whereby also he is now
able to discharge fierce yollcy Of words at 4
safe distance
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-09-30

WWhat has become of that spirited sheet,
the Philadelphia Daily San 1t hasn't reach
ed us during the last eight days. What is the
reason! We can't do without it, no how.
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There can be no doult that the harvest,
taking the country though, is very large. IL
hhois contributed 200, 600 900 bushels of grain.
All the West groans under the rich Yield,
All the South is burdened with its crops.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-09-30

SENATOR BrGLER will please accept our
thanks for copy of Patent Office Report,
.sss-AgJicultUre.
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VALUABLE FARM AND sAw-MILI,

PROPERTY FOR SALE-Tbe subscriber OF
fers that valuable property which he
sides for sale. reasonable terIns. The property
is situate 2 miles above Clearheld on the SusGue-
hanna river, comprising 270 acres Of land, of
which 20 acres cleared and ndcr good fence.
having thereon two orchards good frame two
story dwelling house, also another smaller dwell
ling house, an excellent bank barn 60 feet by ~
feet; also. Saw and Lath Mill. with good water
power. The balance Of the land j. woodland, of
which 2 considerable portion is well tiInbcred
Apply TO J. B. MeEnalIy. at CleaTfel5, 10 tao
subscriber on the premises
sept9-3m PHILIP ASTES
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"BUsTrg' TIMEs.''-Within the past two or
three weeks banks and business men have been
'slnashing mp" at fearful rate. On Satur-
day all the banks of this State suspended, and
the NUN Der of mercantile and other firms that
have failed in the cities, it is not easy mat
ter to ascertain. Several of the most reliable
houses in Philadelphia last week either closed
or suspended, and in turn these will bring ruin
upon others. Speculation in stocks, over
trading, excessive importations, and expen-
rive living axe the principal causes of these
disastrous reyulsions. AS an example of how
some of these failures are bro't about, we can
mention th.t .. one bank, which advanced
$1,000 10 a sugar firm, to aid it in keeping
up the price of that article. The sugar, how
ever, came down-so did the firm, and the
bank was out of its money and was compelled
10 close. This is the way these things work.
The effect of these suspensions and failures
will be serious in the extreme, and perhaps
disastrous to some; yet probably the best
thing the banks could do under the circum-
stances, was to suspend.
The excitement in Philadelphia on Saturday
was intense. Men, women and children high
and low, rich and poor, were alike excited
rushing TO the banks, with the hope of getting
the specie for their notes. The banks, how
ever, would only redeem their small bills; but
IN this way relieved the immediate necessi
tie: Of the DoOrer classes
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NOTICE 10 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ PILGRIMS PROGRESS MUTUAL BpILI'-
ING AND LOAN ASS0CIATI0N.-A Letting of
the funds of the Association will be held at the
house of Jacob Mock, in Kylertown, Morris town.
ship. Saturday, the Sd day of October next at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. WM. l.. SHAW,
Goshen tp.. Sept. l6. 1857 Secretary.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-09-30

Tall-Nr.Js James Ovens Chinese sugar cane.
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CLEARPIELD, PA, SEPT. 80, 1857.

AaE You READY Pin less than two weeks
the election in Pennsylvania VIII take place.
The Democracy are busy everywhere marshall
ing their forces for the contest, and they will
doubtless be out in full array. We see also
that the Opposition in many parts of the State
are waking up and preparing to perform their
part Are our friends in this county ready to
do their duty 1t needs unanimity and full
turnout at the polls to enable US to rescue the
government out OF the hands of the pro-slayc-
~ Democracy and their Roman Catholic allies,
Who care more for the :sIoaves and fishes" than
they do for the interests Of the people, and
the prosperity and advancement of our good
old Commonwealth. The eyes OF the entire
country are now upon the Keystone State.
The defeat of our political enemies wOnld be
a heavy blow to the Federal Administration,
and would doubtless scatter and dishearten
many of the clans which are attached to the
Democratic party by ssthe cohesive power of
public plunder.''
Under the good management OF the present
Executive, the State debt of Pennsylvania,
according to proclamation just published,
has been reduced, during the last three years,
one million, forty-two thousand, eight hun
dred and fiity-seven dollars and sixty-four
cents, (s1 ,042 ,S57 64.) This will undoubted-
" be gratifying intelligence to the taxpayers,
and reflects great credit upon the present Ad-
ministration. If David Wilnot should be E.
lected Governor, we can expect that he will
pursue similar wise course, and that the hea-
Wy debt, which has been hanging upon the
people of this State for years, will be still fur
ther reduced. On the ether hand, if General
Packer is successful, we may look for re-
establishment of the plunderfng policy, which
has been characteristic of all his public acts
BY which, when he was Canal Commissioner
the State lost Sl69, 200, by the favoritism ot
himself and his associates and by which the
State debt will necessarily be again Increased
These are important considerations, and We
think it will not be difficult for the people tc
decide which they preicr-Wilmot and Re
trenchment, or Packer and Public Plunder
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
Type Foundry.
TWO Premiums awarded at the lat

r IL IL I.
W. IltHliuhN d"dlutu dt Tie lalt
L Chrystal fd.dce e1hiDl'lon IN New 1ork
10 the Oldest FHe Foundry IN he United
states. Established by Blnney d Ronaldson
IN 1896 on the base OF Sewers Germantown
fonndry OF 1879.
The !tns experience OF The several proprle-
tors OF HE PniLAnkLratA TYR ForsDRr. en-
aoles h. Johnson " Co., 10 oHer the largest
variety oil fHnuns Types, ala al me aPpur-
enance> ol fIlhuhg OIce 70 oe iound IN
Any s.'ao'lsh'leHt U' 'ne '"'Fu ''d'eS' anu OF
r"d.ltS' ''o' "hich IS oeen'ed 10 De uhrlVaI-
ie e.' 1 NJ c"ihP->in'h oi me meta used IS
Cd Gu a'e' 10 aH'Iu 'he greatest uuTaoiilty
.h'.e '"e setGP"'' Us 'd'e eAe'0'Seu l" 'he
H'''"s uP o' 'Ae l'e Is Suc' d 10 insure ac-
oI'ae' dnu S''a'e"eSs "I Do"y' &C 'ur Ia Ia
cI',"es are 30 extensive as 10 ehdoie us 10 MI
nraerN oI any amount L>uhdies gwen IN
uetd'' WIN me c"S'j OF all 'he malerlalS re-
g".Ieu ro N."sPape' ono. ram ana
auot iEfeS MuI.1 u u"PSIn In'leIeI =, oeau'y'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
Hussey's American Reaper s. Mower.
FOR 1886. This Machine was put

/ IN successful operation IN 1898, and con-
tlnued 10 be the only Reaper and Moving Ma
chine IN the Word of any pratlcdl value up
to lSi5-twelve wears after It's Introduction.
Other Reapers are now offered with glowing
Advertisements and Certificates OF Gold and
Silver Medals. But the Farmer in search OF
the best Reaper. and not posted IN the matter,
had better see little further. One of the
other Reapers took the great medllIn England,
al the premature trial III 1851, before the close
OF the harvest of the Sdmr year, however II
was totally beaten by a HI SSEI REAPER,
which received the unanimous award of an
impartial Jury of twelve English farmers The
fact IS that HuSsevs machine Is achieving
series Of iriumphs in England, and rapidly OBJ
tanning that pre-emlnent position there. which
II has already secured IT, the landoi It's origin.
Ii there IS any value il % years experience
IN building RcaperS, ana using them IN the
harvest field OBED HUSSEY. the Father cI
R-apers. can clam 1t. All who are satisfied
with the BEST REAPER AND MONERcdn
te supplied hv sending their orders eariv IN the
season. as the crops indicate a large demand.
and we can not have over 200 ReaperS ready
for the vast harvest Of 1856
We would refer to the following gentlemen,
Who have used HuSseys machines for several
wear. 81 .-';" '.C' - ihelr supeIIOrity:
UNION AMI SNYDER c"u,srY.
r.u,- Fv-. R-r;.rn;r T,br Jobp ,f,,.h Samuel
PAIN, J.hn -. J-raj, IIiIl,.l r,r,i T,I1 7 -
ur..r ,b-gr, tnrs,., Tlr,,,. rr,-.,, C.,-.. kI..L
nv MI EI,,.sr'r a., l...nr - - i,h
.iu.,iy samuel Z-llrrs Joseph NusseT william Wilson.
AtTam Noi' WI Herr d. CL"E"- Euhi. ''"orI- hel-
hAit Jnhn "r"' A"ran taTi-y Emanuel f,uti", Hen
~ - - a. i - .. i I'm
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Samnri VI Nah'n' John VI hahin' "iihsm Dolphin
il X,
George Frotrrs Thos Straw bridge, Soom Walters,
Jam N'1"5 1rh Nr,i3,. =. harr, K Plie.t'
Jam. II Rus-I, Amos va.tinr, J : 4 D. Hnr.b, Isa3c
C-mi i', J-roo Red, N"IIer shuman, Anthony
WA snyder John .o'r'7' Jesse Horton, ueo Conrad
M"N wv 'ot
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Philadel elphia.


Fv,vS. WATSON y Q. 80 q. Fourth St.
PhIiad.. have had the Suresr demonstration m
the following Certificates, that their manufac-
ture Of Salamanter Safes has at length fully
warranted the representations whichhaye been
made of them, as rendering an uuiUu5ted
security against the terrific element:
PHL.rI1PHr, April 10. 1856
MEssRs. EviNS WATSON :-'i,uts 1t affords Us tn"
highest satisfaction 70 state YOU. that the
very protective qualities # the Salanau
which purchased Of YOU SOM few month since -
saved large portion J-welrv Books Papers, &c
exposed To thu caamtous fire Ransteal Plac,
morning Of the llth
When reject that these Safr, located In the
fourth ,t"ry Of the huing occupied, and that they
fe useG ueutly INTO heap of burning ruins here tn
vast concentration heat caused the bras. plates tu
melt tut reg ard the rss,rvatjo ION the va.-
able '.ni' as most convincing proof Of the great
rit' afforded ly your safes
W shall take much pleasure in recomnlen ling them
to men Of business as st-re reliance against FIRE
GEORGE >INDN> BRO.
PHiLsgFIPHi, arril T. 1886
NFss's FvAN- WsTSON-I have To offer YOU nv t..S-
tm0uy in favor + the great security a ri to my
fire -t""- Of Jewelry. books papers g." during: the
cent disastrous coEfagraton in EanstaI place. fDm
tr fact that the contained in TWO If the Saa-
mat der SAFE. nanuiartur,d hv Won.
Having fallen from The fifth story Il the Artisan Bud,
ln- "hrrr they "er" previously placed anh exposed TO
v7st heat fr long time, the preservation Of In.
o'e dep sits seemed TO every who witnessed the open
'ng aud interior examn matter OF pa found
nui-hmrnt.
To al who require p,rfrt protection from the
raval"s of tr" shall not h-iirt~ to umeni the
use of Your >afs as consider they have u1rr-1nr
the most trying test Ne MORGAN.
PRIL,DEIPHI, April Il 1856.
MEssHs EvtNs WATsoN-tirntl,mrn-No doubt You
will be. deeply gratifei learn rhs good condition in
which dcov' red my book policy o iusurau- certi-
s;e> Of stock, and otha valuable documents when on
friiay last oFen-i the safe made by your firm.
With my knowledge Of its graf eNposur, both to the
inteu-it, Of the heat from hot FIR that which de-
,troyf tn Artisan Building. also from the fore" o.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
Hunsecker's CLOVER HITLER.

INHE subscribers still Continue 10 manufac-
ture the above Machines, and as there
are over 500 Of them now IN use IN Union
and adjoining counties. we deem any further
recommendation unnecessary.
The machines are all warranted not only To
do good work. but better work than any other
kind OF machIpe now IN use.
+. CHURCH & co, Harieton, Pa.
Apply 10 THo's CHUucH, Hartletou,
or l.. RooKE, Union Furnace. [ly652
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30

GETTING IN AND KEEPING OUT The
BuffIlo Commercial has heard good
thing recently said by Mr.. Buchanan in
reply to a distinguished politician who had
assured the President elect that he wished
for 10 Office himself, aud had no friends
whom he desired to press for a place in the
Cabinet "But, sir" be continued, 81
am not sure that | may not wish to keep
some man out of it." Mr Buchanan re-
piled, at is easier to keep a man out than
10 get him in.'' This Mr.. B. has found
verified in the case of Col. Forney, and
also the truth of the home,y but expressive
metaphor, that success is pig with
greasy tail, which every Que is after but
DO one can hold"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
Winfield NOOlen Factory.
Near HariIc,on. Union County.

'INHlS establishment Is now IL the bes, order.
/ The machinery being nearly a.. new,
and none bur the best OF wuikmou employed,
the subscriber feels safe IN SAVING that has
work shall not be surpassed by any establish
ment IN this or the adjoining counties.
HIS Wagons will be around a. usual. and
those wishing 10 PdrunIzr his establishments
will please avail themselves Of that oPporiu-
NIFTY.
lg- have also on hand. and intend keep
ing a choice assortment Of Goods. >ucu as
Ciofh,, Sqfinctf,, Ca,ameres, 7,r.,d,. BdHkef,,
YarRs, dc., which | will sell low for cash. or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gen
era'ly. MARK HALFPENNN.
Hartleton. April -. ls53-tf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
George Sturges,
COLE Manufacturer of the Improved
y spiral spring Mattresses, No. 92

FIVE SILVER MEDALS awarded, VIZ.
do Ir,ualin In-ttut'. rhilai'I rhia.Nu -Hud
One the Mary and Institute Baltimore. Nov 1872
The peculiar improvement In the cunstruc-
ton of rh,s Mattress IS, that all the clumsy amt
hfary uoodcn trame work IS entirely dispensed
with and It's place supplied by lighter and
much more durable frame, the springs are all
connected by harness ieTher hinges, securely
r!reted. rendering II impossible for a single
spring TO fall down or get out of place, and
making Bed SO elastic that any part may he
raised or bent up, and Is thus admirably fitted
TO the wants Of the sick or asthmatlc who may
require a sitting posture, having the luxurious
sntrresS Of the best Feather Bed with The light
ness and facility OF handling OF the common
/. rNtiTess.
eSe improved Spring Beds are inuriGbiy
made OF the best materials and will last many
years without repairs.
Persons having Hair Mattresses, can have
them altered into Spring Beds.
These Beds are well adapted forHotels, ,berths
of Ships, Steamboats, and Hospitals
Spring Seats for Chairs, Carriages or Church
PewS and Hair and Husk Mattresses made to
orler.-AiSo an extensive assortment OF highly
ornamentei (in enameD and plain finished
CAST IRON FURNITURE,
consisting Ill part of Bedseads. Hat and Coat
Racks, Cane and Umbrella Stands. Garden
Chairs Scuees. &c. &c.
Philadelphia, April 20, 1855 ly575
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
Agricultural.
Chester County
ONE and Two Horse Endless Chain

" POWER-The Undersigned being con-
WINGED by practical experience of the superb
orty of Eladershcss Iread PalUsr over the or
dInary five horse power now IN use IN the
West Branch country for threshing out grain,
have purchased the patterns and right 10
make them. We are now making and have
un hand large number, which we propose
10 introduce on the plan if they don't answer
TO the letter of the guarantee given with each
of them, the machine will be taken back and
the money refunded. If paid. They are now
almost the only entire Threshing Machines
in use IN Chester Montgomery. Berks and
Delaware counties. Their advantages are
that they will do almost double the work, ac-
cordlng to the number of horses used, than
the old machines will do; % they will save
at least two hands -. and Tnresh'ng can
all be done snusly closed up IN the barns. IN
wet days, when the hands would he otherwise
unemployed. +. CHURCH & co.
Hartleion. Union Co, Pa.
Apply to THo's CHuncn. Hartleton,cr
OF DR.. l.. HooKE, Union Furnace. [y6i5
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS.
ACADEMY.

lie iCdutllllC Ntdl vi tHIo lHNiltu-
/ uon. will hereafter be divided into 3 ses
sions, the SUMNER, FALL aud WINTER sessions,
OF l3 weeks each.
The FALL SESSION will commence on Mon
nay. Sept. 2cd. 1856. to be immediately sue
creded by The Winter session, with short
vacation during The Holidays.
All Branches calculated 10 ft Youths for
college or for practical life are taught; and
the Bible IS a text book in the school.
A class Of You've LADIES is secured.
The interior of the Academy has undergone
thorough repairs, and the Principal has spared
no expense 10 make II everything that school
room should BE-, for health and cheerfulness.
TUITION-per session of l3 weeks.
PEIMA AIRY. Reading. Writing. Drfiner Arithmetic
Grns Gram. and l :. lrstury.' - Sd
ADVANCED ENGLISH ali not Included above 600
LANGUAGES. 1-J'
CONTINGENT EXPENsES--pcr session So
No deductions except fur protractei sickness
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Sept = 1856. PRINCIPAL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30

Pennsylvania Wire Works.

NO.56 ARCH s.. between Cd aud 81,
Opposite Bred 50
PHiLADELPHIA.--Sie Riddles, Screens,
Woven Wire OF all inc>h aud wIdths,wIth all
kinds of plain aud fancy Wire Work.
Heavy twllled Wire for spark caicherS, coal
sand and gravel Screens, paper makers Wire,
cylinder and dandy r lis covered IN the best
manner, Wire and Wire Fencing.
4 very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sleeves. All kinds Iron Ore Wires and SieveS.
BAYLISS, DARBY Il LYNN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30

A solemcholy youth thus narrates
coustipg catastrophe, which occurred some
years ago:
On winters night, when the moon .bone bright,
And the snow cTUttoi Dcr,
With a nailon IS far n. th- .srsThs ARE
..id fEom = LIil down lower.
Ere VI reached the base like horse on rsoe,)
Our swift suiJed sled careensd.
Ana with tr.s.os fair streaming back on the air
Sweet Sally went eend over e.nd'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
EarreIS & Herring.
Sole Manufacturers in this state Of
" Herriny'x Pattnt ChamDion Snfse"
81 Walnut ST. PHIL,ADA

n. B." Evans g. Watson's Improved Sal
Oliver Evan's,".. e J. J.Gayler's."
and SCOTS Asbestos" Iron Chests, "a large
assortment having been taken in part payment
for offerings will be sold a, lew rrIces.
1une 6. 's-eyl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30

4 7 the burning Of the
IA Artrzau Buildings, on
the i0th of April, and IN the
GREAT FIRE in Market
Street, May ls', 1856. the
genuine HtRRIys SAFE pre-
served the Jewelry Of Geo.
w. SIuons & Bro; Books,
Papers, &c, of Fisher Il
Bro, aud Edward SemanS 4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
Herring's Safe again The Champion

TIE oliy Sgfe W!ich. IN srerg insto1ce, prsserrsd
Their entire contents iu lie hfe Erieasiue Fires.