Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-01-20
CLIPPINGS AND scRrBsulNcs.

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e, S,Variegatcd-Purvy' whiskers.
yRich-the meetin' held last night
70 Fame-the perfume of heroic deeds.
sJNo affinity than our country.
rFAt hard-the judgment day. Look out. Lo-
cofocos,
rl5s.'I can't bear you as the sea said to the
leaky ship.
DSuspended-the winter. Times so hard it
can { afford to
f1Ef-Left town-the man with the cow-hide shirt
and red-fannel boots.
r Coming-good times; but can't tell exactly
when they'll get in.
fy-C Cool operation-to go barcfooted when the
| mercury is ten deg. below zero
Eg- Rare occurrence-for money to be without
an owner. Specially nowadays.
S-Fact-the counsel of a wise man is worth
more than the fattery of regiment of fools.
| Il Sound-the young lady who doesn't
how cold it gets so it don't get below squeeze-o.
-, Progressing sIowly-business in Court, in
consequence of Judge Burnside being indisposed.
EY-A strong hint-for young lady to ask you
! to sec if one Of her rings will go your little
| finger,
% Sent-during the past month, ten millions of
dollars in specie to England from New York and
Boston.
10 Released-the author who caught in the
act of robbing a bank, on the plea that "he was
| only taking notes.
yDandy-a chap that would be a lady if he
could; but, as he can't, does all he to show
that he is not Il
tY' 'Suspicious-the old lady who rushed into
the garden in search of her daughter, on being
told she had gone there with a rrks.
sg-A New York Paper says-Ex-M Mayor Wood 5
heart is in the right place If he were sent to the
pilory his whole body would be in the right place.
ES- Happy-the chap who gallanting his
"ducky'' around town on Saturday night. He
leaned up to her like sick kitten to hot brick
he did.
fy-W -Worships-in an Episcopal church in New
York city, congregation of sixty deaf mutes
with their families. The service is in the sign
language
.galant sojers,' during two years war in Florida.
Their deaths cost about SS0O,000 each. Expensive
Indians, those.
fy~Passed-by the South Carolina Legislature,
an act provide for the establishment of normal
school in that State, to train female teachers for
| the free schools.
gY-Where offices are sold-the moneyed block
head has the greatest sway. Wonder if this pert
saying has any aliusion to the present National
Administration.
yTake company of boys chasing butterflies,
put long-tailed coats on the boys, and turn the
butterflies into guineas and you have beautiful
| panorama OF the world.
CF-Spent-in London annually in aid of the
sick. million pounds sterling Nearly 100000
persons-one- tenth of the whole population-re-
ceivc medical advice gratuitously-
-Adopted--by the Democracy of Wisconsin in
mass meeting at tIanesyille on the Both ult res
olutions. unanimously, endorsing the position Of
Judge Douglass on the Kansas question.
f-s77Closed--the Merchants Bank of Cleveland,
This is one of the branches of the State Bank, and
must go into liquidation. out the notes will be good,
as they must be taken by the other branches
; t-zr-CouIdn-t understand certain Miss, what
her brother in the girls that he liked them so
well; as for her part she would not give the com
pany of young man for that OF twenty girls
u
5 y. Y , on New Years day. with $4,000 and land
warrant of 100 acres of land, by her brother, who
residesin Louisiana. That gal would be worth
looking after.
, ~ Died-a lady named Stodard, in Fulton CO.,
n. Y. on Christmas day. She was born in Con-
necticut in the year l776, Christmas day-was
married on Christmas day and died on Christmas
day, aged 81 years.
III Invented juleps-a Virginia editor, after
, ! having kissed pretty girl who had eaten some
mint. lie labored several weeks in attempting to
produce an article which would recall the original
rs wildly as possible
sFMarricd-in Missouri n few days ago, cou
pie, who met before the day of the wedding
= They conrted by letter The bride was Massa
ehusetts school teacher, and the groom citizen o
Knox county. Missouri
YSaradually yresuming-Lowell,i It's steady hun
s of industry and wonted business-like appearance
With the exception of the unfortunate Middesel
most OF the mills are in running condition giving
the operatives from two-thirds to full time
, Z S
+ of a child dying from having a ful-grown mouse
in its stomach How, then, the United State
: Government be expected to live four years witt
ten thousand over-grown rats upon its stomach
& e Rewarded John Henderson, of tn
nosiest and most ultra o-slavery men in Kansas
n member of the late LeeomPton convention, and
/ | drunken brawler, has received government ap
| pointment as Superintendent of the Mail route
ET-Sisnifcant-the coat of arms of the Terri
: tory of Utrh is n beehive, protected by Hol
| rampant. at whose feet is the American eagle
. couchant and baJiy pEitcked- Has Johnny Bul
had finger in the tracing of that coat of arms
j, The Democratic State Convention of New
u | Hampshire has adopted resolutions supporting
{ Douglas position on the Kansas question: and de
h clarins it ..as the opinion of the Democracy 0
c New Hampshire that no Constitution ought to b
O imposed upon them or the people of any othe
Territory until it has received their express ap
i prevail.
CT~Good-the dinner our friend VIM. s. Brad
lev invited us TO assist in discussing yesterday, i
:. company with n number of as 'ciever, good fel
= lows as ever sat around table. The turkey wa
. fine fat and welroasted, the other creature com
forts choice and the whole we'll calculated TO in
IS spre the highest opinion of those who superin
tended their preparation.
o CURIous.-The National Intellgcncer call
n attention to the fact that in Hamburg, wher
ssan exclusive metallic currency pre- walls, th