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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-03-03
GhntntiunaI peparimsnt.

PEsSsfLvAzIA CoNxoS SCHOoLs-Ihe Su- |
perinseadant OF the Common Schools OF the
State in his annual report TO the Legislature,
shows that there are 10. .e56 public schools IN
fhs State. exclusive OF the city OF Phiizdel-
pisa. which IS under different superinten-
dsuce- They have been opened during the
year On IN average Eve months and thirteen
days The pupils attending these schools
number 81 PAS; including Philadelphia. the
number Is 5e5y COS This number is. hover
e, believed to be considerably below the act
Eai attendance. In TIE State, there are 1850
waiting for admission into schools, for want Of
adequate school accommodations. In Phila-
delphia, numerous zs or schools are, there
are. besides, 1859 applicants waiting for ad-
mission Some townships have neTer put
public schools in operation AZ alb and it IS be-
lieved that there are nos in the State 25,ss2
children not enjoying the privilege Of common
schools. Including the cost Of buildings, the
average cost OF instruction Is s. cents Tor each
pupil, or about 50 62z for the five months and
q half that the schools are open The total
cost OF the system, including all expenses,
and including Philadelphia, is S2.232,579, Or
less than 81 per gear 10 each pupil The to-
tai number OF teachers employed, is Il. .4i5.
The average salaries Of the male teachers per
month, is S24 female teachers. Sl6 CO. In
the city Of Philadelphia, of course, fhe salar-
les are much higher. for here teaching is a
profession. and not, IS Is too often the case IN
the country, merely adopted for temporary
support. Normal Schools and Teachers In
stitutes are doing much 70 elevate the standard
Of education in the State, and raising the pro-
fession Of teacher to an independent and hon
orable position, taking equal rank with 9th er
learned professions The Superintendent
pays high compliment TO the school system,
which IS acknowledged TO be one Of the best
in the country, and other States are SO much
impressed with its structure and working that
they are endeaToTing to shape their policy by
our example. There is vast amount OF in
formation ia the Report respecting the opera
lions of the school system in each county Of
the State, and We are pleased to see that there
Is better supervision, more time bestowed
upon the duties, and gradual and marked i'm
pro7ement in the organizations and operations
OF the schools.
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LITERARY SocIETIEs.-These Societies are
not generally appreciated as they should be,
else they would be found in every schooldis-
trict throughout the State. They certainly af-
ford greater and purer enjoyment than is found
by young men in the manner they occupy their
evenings, and lsisure moments, where these
societies do not exist. We say peu1s men.
but those of maturer age, and more cultivated
minds should know
ssIf thou hast mind, thou hast to spare,
And giving viii increase thy share;
Put forth thy thoughts with earnest zeal,
And make some stubborn spirit feel
The grace, the glory. the delight
That spring from glory aright-
Women, too, are by no means exempt from
the debt they owe society 1t is duty We
all owe to each other TO contribute what is in
our power towards making life pleasure, and
how very useful We all could be even in this
small matter Of Literary Society. in which
one person appointed By the society each week
would read an interesting essay or give Us q
speech on some interesting sUbjoct-where
each one could propose a question TO be refer
red TO member for IN answer TO be read al
the next meeting-where debates could be had
&C. &c. We do not know ho6 any one could
spend an evening more pleasantly or more
probably than at such a meeting VIII not
the young people Of town and country think
seriouly of the advantage and pleasure 70 DC
derived in this manner, and organize societies
at once
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EAUTION.-All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or meddling with Horse,
l bay Mare, : tons Hay, two-horse Wagon, 1
double set wagon Harness. / tEo-horse Sled, and
90 bushels Buckwheat, in the possession Of VIM.
a Dunlap, Of Pike township, as the same belong
70 ne II D PATTON.
ourrenrille. Sov 5, I5s7-noYII-s
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UBLEs.-The Bible Society Of Clearaeld CO.

DBLES.-The Bible Society Of CIeaTfeld co,
ID hereby gives notice that their books name
Iy- Bibles and Eez1anents- deposited IN the Of
fee of James Wrigley, Register and Recorder ~
CIezrfeld The books are Of y2ripus sizes and s-
dzpted 70 supply either priTae individuals or sur
day Schools a. verr cheap rates Very suhStan-
tial bibles can be had aS low as , cents apiece
snd testameuts as low as 81 cents apiece
The people OF the county generally aEe also in
vfte3 % Ieare with NJ. Wrigiey auy donation they
nav be pleased make in aid Of the funds of the
Society. Signed by order Of the Executive Con-
Inittee ALEX Mcleod. President
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HALLoA.-NEw WAGON SMANUFAcToRT

"ALLOA.-NEW WAGON MAEUFACToRT-
IL The undersigned would respectfully an
nounee 70 his friends and the public generally
that he has opened out new " Wzgon-Making Es-
tzbIishnent IN New Salem City" Brady town
ship. where he viii ~ all times be prepared 70
manufacture. On the shortest notice all kinds OF
Wagons Carts Wheelbarrows 6e- The best ma
terizI that can be procured viii be used and MS
work viii be made n the most substantial AID a
rabIe manner such a. viii bear the test OF strict
examination By close Observance OF his busI-
nezs engagements and By dizposing Of his work
OF the most reasonable terms, which be vii do
for either cash or approved country produce, he
hopes 70 merit and receiVe q liberal share Of pub
lie custom BESJ. RlSHEL-
New salem Cirv- Jan. I6. 1856
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4 MONEY MAkING TRADE FOR

- OLs Z IbDLLAf--
JEFFRIES'S : MANUAL OF PROFITABLE Z
USEFUL TRADES ARTS AND OCCUPATIONS.
WITHOUT 4 MASTER, Is NOW READY FOR
SALE-This IS one Of the most valuable little books
OF the times to all persons ont Of employment
as a number OF money making trades and arts can
be learned without master, beside all the genu-
Inc and popular receipts, and instructions Of the
day, for the manufacture Of the most beneficial
and saleable articles. now in common use Auy
person forwarding one dollar postpaid, 70 c. JEFF
FRIES, JsTuss CisaLfsfd Co, Pa. OF TO i II
BG4ssaR, TyT0H<- BLAIR Co., Pa, wiz receive =
copy by return mail.
And any person forwarding twenty-five cents.
post paid TO C. JEFEzIEs, viii receive by return
mail, Que Of the three following instructions =
How TO make the celebrated artificial HoSEY-
Hox 10 raise double crops, of all kinds ef vegeta-
bles, with little expense, and how 10 catch all the
Wolves Foxes Minks and Muskrats IN the neigh
borhood. Any person forwarding fifty cents, will
receive the whole three by return mail
June 4. lS5S-Iy
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A gentleman adyertises for information re-
specting GA black leather CARPET bag" This
IS almost as good as recent advertisement of
the contents of a lost trunk, among which
were said to De ssa green iaay's silk Dress and
'a ofas ciosh gsntlsnaa's coat"
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EU A \ 81 o y II o L Sc
We Cisarfsi2, Pa
The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public that he has leased the above Hotel IL Clear
field borough, and that he is prepared 10 accom-
InOdate all who may favor him with their custom
His house Is commCtious and convenient. and his
table shall be supplied IN the best manner posi-
BILE No effort viii be spared TO render general
satisfaction By strict attention 10 business and
10 the wants and comfort of his guests he e1peets
to liberal share of patronage
febll-5I DAN NJ WEAVER
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TERIS.

The J0CgsAL Is published every Wednesday
81 OSE DOLLAR ASD PIFTT CESTs Per aDnum II
advance OF Two DoLLARs within the year
Advertisements inserted a. tEfty cents per square,
OF twelve lines fer thefrst, and twenty-five cents
for each additional insertion liberal deduction
made 70 those who advertise By the year
The Terms viii be strictly adhered 10
No paper discontinued without payment Of az
rezrsgs unless AZ the option o. the publisher
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4 yISE'S CHEAP WATCH AND JEwELRT
IA STORE, No 72 North SECOND Street (7prc-
sft@ the laoHEf Vernon H0Kse,} Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches. full ievelied. Is X. cases
Silver Lever DO. do: Silver Lepine. do. Qasrtier
Gold SPectscles, Silver do Silver Table Spoons
Silver Desert do; Silver Tea do; Gold Pens and
6 old Cases. Gold Pens and Silver do: together
with variety OF fine Gold Jewelry. Gold Cnrb
Guard and Foo Chains. All goods warranted K
be as represented. Watches and JeweIry- repair
ed il the best manner
Also. Masonic Marks Pins, &C. made 70 ordeT.
y, Bah orders sent By mail otherwise
will be punctuaily attended 20
His motto IS: Small Profits and Quick Sales
Philadelphia, April >, 1880
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DACK AGAIN IN THE OLD SHOP,

DACh AGAIN N THE OLD SHOP,
D THIRD STREET
The subscriber informs his old friends and the
public generally. that he i nav re-estabiished IN
the OLD SHOP, on third street, lately occupied by
Jacob Shupkweiier- where he hopes By strict At
tsntiol and keeping good stock Of asserted iron,
70 merit the favor OF the public Country produce
AID cash neTer refused An apprentice, from Is
TO Is years % age. viii with good situation
if application be made soo1-
CleaTEeli, May IS. 1857 G. " ORR
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sCHMELL, CT

II WATCH MAKER. would respectfully an
nounee TO the public that his shop is located one
deer east of the Methodist Church. CieaTield Pa.
where he Is prepared 70 repair Clocks, Watches
De OF short notice and reasonable terms Give
him call. All work warranted 10 give satisfac-
ton CIear5eld- JanUSry 8 1855
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HARPETS-A number Of pieces OF carpet for
" sale al the sign Of the cheapest goods" By
Eoyemker IS WI z IRWIN.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY

PresstJuiz-Hou- James Burnside Bellefoate Pa
As'te Judge-Hoa. Wu- L Moore, Clsarfeld-
Hon Benin Bonszn, Luthersburg-
Sheriff - josiah z Reed Clearfeld
Prothenotary. George Walters,
Reg & Rec James Wrigley-
Treasurer John MePherSoR
Co-zInfss'r=rs- Jacob Wilhelm, GrahamtoE.
JOHN Irwin Sr Cle2rseid.
George Ezrhard, NewNiIIport.
Auditor. /. Francis Pesrce, oodlaEt-
Peter Hoover. CuTTeEsvilie-
Aaron C Tate, CleaIHeld-
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rfLICH & BENNER. would respectfully
" inform the citizens Of CIearfeId. and public
generally that they have entered into co-partneE-
ship in the s
CABTSET IfAEINlr BUSINESS,
and keep constantly on hands and manufacture
TO order az the lowest prices, every variety Of
furniture consisting sf
Dfsins. Breasfasf, and Cenfrs Tables, Ssariag,
TTi,{Rg, aad Frsh-Stands, ilzhogaEy, AID
CoHas7oa Bed-s:eaas;
Mahozony and Cane- -bott0med Chairs Bureaus,
Sofas Lounges, &c, &c
CofHns made and funerals attended on the short
est notice. with a neat hearse. and appropriate
accompanyments-
House Painting done the shortest notice
Shop and Ware-Tooas same formerly oceGpi-
ed by John iuIich nearly opposite the jew Store,
CIearfeId- Pa JOHN GULICH.
Nav % sj5-Tv DANIEL BENNER.
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TIME MUSICAL, wORLD-Edited bv r.

il Storrs Willis, Edward Hodges Mus Doc,
Independent contribator,l has entered upon lis
18th volume. Its Issued weekly with music IN
every number which can be dets<hed for binding
Mr. Willis intends 70 add TO the usual attractions
OF the paper during the coming year reniEiscen-
ees Of his European experienees-the first Of which
appears II the early January number The Au-
seal World Is published al 3 year. il advance.
Five copies s.: ten copies SIS address s.Nusi-
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EE0! FOR THE TEMPLE OF UGSORt
Il BRADLN I If -GRIK7S Tn Csgrs-. s.s
Shest-IA73 !lGFs 1fsisf fzscr5rz- E2sli g=s5ls.
where they are a. all times prepared 70 supply
customers with every conceivable article from the
smallest Coffee pos spout 70 the longest pipe sus
gjneble They will do beth :
WHOLESALE L RETAIL
business, and viii 81 all tine= have oa hand.
large assortment Of reaiy-Gnzde ware
II O USE P UTTNG
done TO order. On the shortest notice .nf rrui ~
II = neat substantial manner
STOVES, STOFE-PLPE, & KETTELS,
OF every variety kept constantly on hand
They viii furnish 70 order any OF the following
Cock Stoves. vIz3-Tbe WIiIfs.n Penn. Queen q
the West the Atlantic and Cook-C0zn v,le-..
al OF which are suitable fcr both wool and cezI
Among the P.rIoT Stoves viii be found the Lady
Washington TIE Excelsior" Home ParIars 6s
PToiUc. OF all kinds taken n exchange for
goods 4 i BRADIN
October -, IS55.-tf -TNO. d. M-GIRE
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" o L X L L T. L H,
L TAKE CARE oF THEMM 6~~S
DR.. A NJ HILLS. desires to announce to dis
friends and patrons that he Is deToring ali Of
his time TO operations in Dentistry. Those de-r-
Ing his services viii nd him his Office. adjoining
hls residence. At nearly all times and always On
Fridays and Saturdays, unless notified otherwise
IN the town papers the week before
b Al work warranted 70 be Satisfactory.
-Clearfeld, Pa, July D 1857
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS.

4 The subscriber respectfully announces to his
friends and the public generally. that he hss iuss
stand. embrseing everything necessary for the
seazon-the wants CT families the br.iEess ot
the people
All Eho want 70 buy right can have either made
up CLOTHING. HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and
SHOES. or anything else. on terms most Favorable.
and for CASH lower than they be bought
elsewhere TY-CaII and see
wM L MooRR
ClearfeId December d 1857
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ID W. RETT. JUSTICE OF THE
a PEACE Luthersburg- Ciear6eId county Pa
win attend promptly 70 al business entrusted 70
him. maE25-tf
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NTM. A. WALLACE, RoBT J. WALLACE,
w ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Clear 4 cid Penn a,
Have this day associated themselves as partners In
the practice Of Law in CIezEheId and sdjoini1s
counties The business will be conducted as here
tofore in the name of William 4 Wallace
Business entrusted TO them will receive prompt
and careful attention March ?. IS5T-Iy
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Va !A-H.
w LoTain- having associated With him IN the
practice Of Medicine, Dr. J. & Hartswick, they
offer their professional services the citizens os
clearield and vicinity. They viii attend 70 pro-
fessional calls At all hours, and in all seasons
DR. Hartswick viii be found during the day AZ
their cfiee opposite Dr. LoTain residence and 81
night al his residence p ID street one door north
Of Reed 4 Neavers store June Is 1855.
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DEMOvAL.- 5. JOHNSON.

DEMOVAL--JOSH $ JOHNSON,
u CABINET MHEFR
has removed his shop 70 the new building q Jehn
TroGtn4n on Market street where he viii keep
On hand OF Eusnufact1re 70 order tof superior
fnish-) every variety Of Household srd Kitchen
T Z BN / 7 I r E.
such as Tables Bureaus Szffs- Stands Cup5oz-iE.
Sofas Beistez5s- &c. OF every style and variety,
which he viii dispose Of AZ cheap rates any
ther establishment OF the kind il the county
Call and examine bis farnitUre- and Judge for
yourselves OF its quality aad finish.
CHAIRS OF 2li kinds On hand or u aae 20 order
He i also prepared 70 make GgFEINS 10 order
On the shortest notice, and viii attend funerals
Eith = he2Tse- when called upon
JoSHUA s JOHNSON
CIearfeId. Pa. December L. 1856
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nYS TERS. OI I E r {,
" The lovers Of good bivalyes procure az
all times THE BEST BALTIMORE OYSTERS. AZ
the saloon Of the u1dersigned II ShaEs Row.
Clezrkeid, Pa where he viii be happy 70 serTs
all Who may favor him with their custom
He VIII supply persons with cans, u desired st
Baltimore prsess with the addition Of the expense
OF bringing them here. r B. IA1Ilva
CIesTfeId. Pa, Sept 30. 1857.
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VNIIoS. ]. McCULLOUGH. ATTORNEY At
Il LAW and DISTRICT ATTORNEY, Cls4rfeld
Pa. may be found - MS efice IN Shav's Row.
four doors west Of the Mansion IIouss-" Deeds
and other legal instruments prepared with prompt
ness and accuracy Feb l5--iy.
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s2O. 900 IN WORKS OF ART.

IN addition 70 the superb engraving OF THE
LAST SUPPER which viii be presented so eve
y three-doliar subscriber for 1855 the publishers
have completed aTrang ngemelte for the distribution
on the 2jth day Of December. 1855 Of a series Of
splendid works Of art consisting OF one hundred
rich and rare Old Paintings. valued ~ from Sie0
TO 81 coo each. Also 2000 magnificent Stcel-plate
Engrayings, worth from - 70 s. each. aud / 600
choice Holiday Books worth from 81 10 s. each.
n aking. in all over THREE THOUSAND GIFTS.
w,rth TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
IncloEe S3 TO the publishers and you VIII CON-
meqee receiving the Mag azire by return mail.
I on viii also receive with the first copy a mum
bered subscription receipt emitting you 70 the En-
craving OF THE LAST SUPPER and chance
70 draw one OF these = THys> Thousand PTI-zS.''
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AT ARBLE VAR -

AT A r. L e Y A r D. -
VI TYRONE CITY. Pa
ISAAC BERLIN, would inform the -z
eitizeEs OF Cle2rfeld- thai he is prepar-
ed TO furnish MARBLE WORk CT all kinds.
such as Mouurr ensS. BSx-tnZnbs- Toub-tables Head
Stones and all kinds Of Grave lard work, G. tbs
shortest notice neatest styles and cheapest rztes
ALSO buildng work such as Marble Lintels and
Door Steps. Brown stone Platforms Base C0UrEea
Wirdow Sills and Caps door steps dc Head
stones Of ali kinds ard patterns Work delivered
20 all parts Of the county ISAAC BERLIN.
TYRONE Civ De- % 1857
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~ Estate Of Robert Z. Welsh, late Of Clezrheid
borough, CIearEeId county Pa. deceased, have
been granted 70 the subscriber; all persons il
debted % the said estate, requested 20 make
Immediate payment and those having claims
gainst the sane viii present them duIy aGthenti-
Gated for settlement HENRIETTA WELSH.
January q IS5S. AdninistTasxiS-