Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-09-06

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s.s q ,iS8f ss6 LILLY DALE sdi ,gabIole
?. oss 81 fsaT9isi .iaa.---- y iis. 20 : Aa9ia
Twas a fl If;s 5lsesa sfslRciiae edl
And the m Qonis pale light ssi 20 sic1z5 a64
q Shone soft io'er hil1 and vale, -
When trieads inuie with grief.rS~af.aSs s,yc,f
ssSteodzareand the death-bed ssss7s = - ys,v.
ssasof my poor1 lost lilly Dalel s3q q ssss-s4
sszoe ~ ao-su ees Ia CHoRIS- rf5oc sszssis f1
- Oh Lilly, sweet Fl Hy. lear ls Dale e.15sis
- n ow the " rose blossoms sHa.sts
.ssfv Der her little green grave l5''.Is alis
Meath the srses IN the foysry Y,lle. ss1 (.
70 ssa7 sif al bstns17sz foszs -otto sna .OSfs
lief cheek $; that'ence gloSeds asaua arssa &
with the r.ese-tirit of health. isog ia gaia
ssba By the hard of disease had turn'd paleyi
And the death d amp was ssh q dife- 52asd5
On the pure, White, brosy, 80 s4 y $50 2
~ OF my poor lost Lilly Dale. ~ - ~'l 5al
Z. 1as Lilly,iswtet Lilly, &c..szTas sli,
- 3 sih1 -alH 10 yf1sq3-g 9dt - IiSs ye
s.I go,'' she said ssavs5a = 8 6aG .liiate
s"T To the land of the blest.} 3pf1EE ~ 41dE
And 'ere my strength shall fail ezfas 81 =
~ VIII tel you Whe .a-gqir ,ff.r,gr- s.er.sf
-sNear5nly own, loved home sysif .s,1s lie IS:
5g Iou must lay poor Lilly Dale. 'b'a - q -
500 10 ses0h billy, sweet Lillysl& &c. o5 =ydsE5q
ztS 7zas .a2d1 J5se aIi0b k-tE TsT7us al, szo0M
eschestnut trrtea 1s2iaa9d % ssdesel
And the stream rippfes forth, through tn,
Where the birds shall .WarbIeas les +. fiter
Their songs in Spring. hslssEs -5rIsa:.as h.
53i Thereilay poor Lilly Dalel .ssJod ss5lfs7sb
-2h Hoh 1illy. sweet Lilly, dear Lilly Bale 'sa
sns-l'- Now the wild-rose blossoms E.sf.J
k'4' iO'er her little green gT;ve 'sz2 g. tiaAs'
$40, > cath the; trees in the 1fow'ry yale.i
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-n97.oai i'sg5faA Rogue aeheasea. div .7ssrls
New Hampshire editor, on, a accent col
slecting tour, while indulging' in short MAJ
had his wallet abstracted from hrs pocket by
one of the Light Fingered gentry.is The. tibet
was SO Disguised with the result of, hi exploit
that he retilrned he plundeE By express,t 10 the
aaddresswritten insidettlIe aHet9 with cte fol
ftTft6,f' slt - bios - Of DGs 1oituosks y Ef asz
~ our miserable skunk hears yonr poekit
bo5kai fdop't keep no sich. sF6ra man tfres-
sed as vel as you 1Dsato go round with will
ltt with nothing fniteehta a4ot eof Inoos paper
scraps, an 4 pass from, a raleroad dIrectur, is
a contemterable impusition on the public. 3lts
I hear your eiitof,, turn our trash. I
sneyer;robs only gentlemen.f' D9ss5z9 s9zrod 1Ba
q Ea-o -911---- - ->.e-.-- 80 ia sfEt=a
- lfSoTHEE F.BoX. - fly sterious box lately
arrived at the Pennsyls; Railroad Depot,
in Pittsburg, where it lay until attention was
attracted by horrible stencil issuing Ifrarn it.
The Mayors was sentfor; the boA9whs OPENED
in the presence ofTan, excited crowd, and the
body of5nim urtltred-skeg, in atl advanced state
of putrefaction; was revealed. Some 81 the
crowd, 'en ragged tsbeing SO completely sold
AFTERWARDS toi9 all who inquired about the mat
teI,t hat itheyTcoHld not ascertain What was in
Che box, owing to the stencil, and the .conse-
auenee WAS, the1depot was visited by hnndreds
of persons anxious TO learn the part iculars Of
The mysterious affair, .. :. - - a..9s -
kas tssw 55---- -zT-T99s- - = - ErE 1sti.sg I'd
"a GAS LApIEs SET -TyPE2-AIn answbr to this
question, the Philadelphia Register, which
has been vigerousIy opposed in its attempts TO
fntroducc females as composifors, remarks as
.sSSeveraI of them are now employed in the
Job Printing department OF the Register es-
tablishment They have learned in a few
week weeks-as much as boys usually dc. mas many
months, torsthe reason that they are better
prepared by education and taste. 4 In six |
months they will earn more than any one of |
the female teachers in our Publie Schools, aud |
with less fatigue both Of. mind and body. =
puY IL, |