Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-15
THE JOURNAL.
CLEARFIELD, PA, SEPT. Is, 1858.

to previous arrangement, the Sabbath Schools
from Paradise and Goshen met the Mount Joy
schools at Mount Joy on the 11th of Septem-
ber, 1858, to celebrate the Sabbath School an
niversary. The meeting was called to order
by n. Rishcl, Esq. l.. K. Carter, Esq, was
appointed President, and John Fenton, VIM.
Wallace, William L. Shaw, J. L. Reams, R.
G. Shaw, William Ogden, George Carter. E.
X. Shirley, James Baily and John Young Vice
Presidents, and J B. Shaw, John F. Rote and
Simon earns, Sec'ys., and G. Lanich leader
of singing for the day. After the organization
the schools marched in procession to the table,
where a bountiful dinner was prepared for the
occasion, of which more than three hundred
partook and an abundance remained.
The President then called the meeting to
order, and an address to the throne of grace
was offered up by Rev. J. A. Dixon The ex
hibition of the Sunday Schools was then gone
through with (under the care of Rev. J. A.
Dixon and n. Rishel,) in the following man.
ner:
1st. Dialogue God is in Heaven-Welty
earns and Reuben II. Thompson.
2nd. Wisdom-Martin Gulich.
Sd. The Bible-Watson Carter.
4th Poetical Dialogue-Sarah E. Shaw and
II. J. Shaw.
9th. Palestine-Jane Larrimer.
9th. The Moral Warfare-John earns and
Watson Carter.
18th. Selfishness-Hen C. Carter.
Sth. Dialogue on Sunday schoOls-Sophia
Garden and Hannah earns.
9th. Poetical Martin Kline, Hud-
son Fenton, Henry Ogden, Sarah A. Ogden,
u. f. Young, Sarah J. Owens, Mary S. Baily.
10th. The Angels-S. A Welch and S. A.
Owens.
11th. Dialogue-M. c. Shaw and E. J. Shaw
18th. Early Rising-Sarah E. Shaw.
18th. Our Country's Hope-Lewis Moul.
14th. a Dialogue on Sabbath Schools-Ol-
I've Guich and NJ. E. earns.
18th. Freedoms s song-Samucl Shaw.
10th. a Dialogue on the Fourth of July
John Carter, Moses Creamer and Ii. c. Carter.
18th. The Lamb of God-E. ]. Shaw.
18th. Love TO God-M. ]. Shaw.
18th. The Festival-John NJ. Carter and
Harriet Larrimore.
Goth. The good Resolution-Allen Tate.
2lst. Moral Speech-Calvin Speaddy.
ODD. The Teetotal Mill-William Carter
23d. A Dialogue on Religion; or, the Pray
or Meeting-Samuel Shaw, Lewis Moul, John
Wx.lace and William f. Shaw.
oath. a Dialogue on going to Sunday school
John NJ. Carter, Hardman Carter and VIM.
W. Carns.
25th. The Rain Bow-Jane Larrimore, Mar
garet earns, Olive Gulich, Ellen Irwin, So
phia Garden, Hannah earns and NJ. Baily.
The proceedings were interspersed through
out with excellent music by CIV .Rhecm, X.
Z. Ward, Jr. and VIM. Mccullough, who very
kindly lent their services for the occasion.
The audience was then addressed on the sub
.iect of Sabbath Schools by Rev. J. A. Dixon,
aftor which the schools voted their unanimous
thanks to the musicians OF the day.
On motion of n. Rishel, it was then unani-
mously adopted that the proceeding of this
meeting be published in both county papers, |
and on motion of L. r. Carter cake, presen-
ted by all the schools, shall accompany these |
proceedings to each editor.
L. r. CARTER, Pres't.
We acknowledge the receipt of the above |
cake, and tender the thanks of all hands to |
the donors, for their kind remembrance of the |
printer.
DEATH OF VENERABLE LADY.-Wc learn /
that Mrs. Snyder, wife of Ludwick Snyder of |
Burnside township this county, died few |
days since. She one hundred and eight |
gears Of age. Her husband is now one Hundred
and trelre years old. This couple was, we
think, the oldest in the United States.
DEyrIsrRY.-We direct attention to the card |
of Mr.. Alfred W. Smith, who has opened |
dental office in Shaw's new Row, Clearfield |
Pa, where he is prepared to supply persons |
with partial or entire sets of 'sgrinders," or
jerk out, in double quick time, aching or |
troublesome moIars or incisors.
FACTS ABOUT GRAIN.-The New York Ere
s:ing Posi- of the Sd says sit is remarkable |
fact worthy of note, that there is not at this I
time, single bushel of grain shipboard for /
either Liverpool, Glasgow or London, nor a |
single barrel of -four, with the exception of a |
lot of 200 barrels on board ship to clear for