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WAS IT MEANT
N eos4 mitchell

NJ eosA mtenrLt.
could NOT Cor my bsailng hsar
Hear what he said 10 night,
uat atsomsthinE twas % siiken hair,
And ewes Of dswy light,
And something Of he roses sweets
Upon my cheeks and iIps;
When was BY the very stars
lie said we're In eellpsel
"'fls haiierys my mother says,
That idle men bsstow,
When from their tongues such words as thess
In honoysd accents now.
She says Nc must a OF meet again
Ny heart II throbbed 90 iast
eouLi not hear the half no said,
Until The hour vas pasti
The fountain iInkIed Of our feet,
The moan was pale above;
Perhaps onIy fsneled IT,
lie talked N me Of love;
And smiled above my dropping eyes,
How could he smiis just thsuf
Nsy-do not say he kissed me once,
Ones moro. and once againl
lie whispered Of The sweetness hid
Within my earnest eyes;
And toid me how had dawnsd on him,
Ny besnty's glad surprised
IL hshss lullsd me 70 false dreams,
On, do not bid me wake;
Iwould we're more beautiful
But only for his sakei
Ny mother child mo That she said
such tender things 10 mot
She baJs me eo NO more alone
Beneath the srdsn trss'
Nosso sloas' there's nothing there
Save memor,'s haunting spelis--
And aowsn, and fountain drops that stir
Their silver tnkllns bells.
sursly-rwill BE- noharm 70 20
BY moonIIxht 10 shs place,
He must not cone seain-oh no,
~ IN his begniiIns face;
For he hath near bswilisssd me
with Vows, tho nui, the iasr
Ihsss-'tis HE ..epi Why did hs eonsY
Ny heart, ~ beats 80 f4sti
oIsssALn, May, 1855.
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Ex-"Our marty 1,

H-"Our party Is the bone and sim
ew OF the country" said an election.
ecring Office seeker 10 farmer. And
what are the bones and sinews worth,
without ,he blains?" replied the far
mcr.-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

ET A father gave his son a pretty
good morsal Of advice, when he said
to him-"My s,n. II you hope TO en-
Joy good health, don't take off your
iIsnnels ill the 3ist Of July, and put
them on again the ist Of August.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

EV We know blighted old bach
elor. given 10 making wretched puns.
who says: "tnat he supposes the nat
ural diet ofan infant being milk. will
account for its ~ cream"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

EE $50. Charley. you have been
to a juvenile party" "vJelL | don't
know what you call Juvenile. There
was no one there under Eve years old,
anyhow"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

PAYRr1E equity DIRECTORY,

ctarut4 rocav meets 81 Monday Of March sni
esptomesfs nay eIt tvo vssks.
Cos xsn fto<s cousT site en- Mondays IN Jan
esey, April, July, and octoesf; hotd Two weeks u
bussneos rsQalse.
cssn.sssorsas coras meets let Monday IN
naseo, 1sees <sptsmb~s sad Dosembes; may slt
cesas % coss1Lls nos siss vhsn business re-
Qsifss - us1 )sjloIni dsy Of We ssssions st Com
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

said little Henry. as biz mother took
him out to walk, one eIoadIes. sum.
mer evening.
"some Of them arc worlds like he
one we live on" said Mrs Fostcr.
"snd some are probably suns. 4
ssThey must be very small worlds
and very small suns" said Henry.
"Wby do you think they are smalI7"
because they look small"
"what did you tell me about shs
large hawk which you saw rise from
the barnyard yesterday 2
why. mother. what has the bawk
10 do with the stars
Little boys should always answer
their mothers questions; asked yos
what you told me about the hawk -
81 told YOU that / saw very large
hawk ly up from the barnyard and
rise up into the air, and Il kept flying
round and round, and rising higher
and higher. ill Il looked a. small a.
little chriping bird"
THAT is the point | wish you 10
notice. viz: the effect Of distance on
the appa.ent size OF objects. The
hawk, when removed to distance Of
bali a mile. appeared like very small
bird, but you do not conclude that II
was small bird because Il appeared
small. you make allowance Tor the
effect Of distance. So you must mako
allowance for the effect Of distance On
the appearance oi The stars; some oi
them are hundreds Of millions Of
miles from us"
"fiow can anybody tell bow far they
are from usl has anybody been %
them y 81. 81.
mo, my son, but learned men have
measured the distances Of large num-
Der OF Che stars from the earth.
"llow did they measure the dlsian'
ces -
IL cannot tell how they did Il, OF
rather, you can not understand II. "
| should tell you; you must believe
some things which you cannot under
stand"
when ] am man I need not be-
lieve anything which ] do not UNDER
stand"
Eyes, my son. you viii always BE-
under obligation 70 believe many
things which you cannot understand.
Who made the stars r
"0od made all things. ! should
like 70 know how he made the stars"
II cannot tell you how he made
,hem, .hough you 90 not know 80. how
no msae mem. can you nos
4, fes' ma am' ou' shou'd like 70
know how ho made them: l hare
often thought that ! shsuld Ike 70
A'ow now nc maae me.
"lt Is not necessary that you should
Know no" ne made yon'
Henry did not look satisfied. de
didnt see Why he coul' not know
/
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ET- Why is a farmer fencing a
small farm. like a man putting on his
boots? Kaze they both enclose few
ackres.
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UNI0N COUNTY DIRECTORY.

runf5 sni Aaesst-msy sitt~o wssks each Il me.
consav fLsks Couar meei< 81 MondaysIn Feb
ruafy. MAJ. August. aud Novcmber; except when
thsfe are tvs Mondays tn The preceding fnouth--
then t<t Nsnasy. May st1 weuks each time.
loasis<ia<s1s Couar meets iu Mondays IN
Jass. <spts.sssr. Dscssnbef aud Narch--may sit
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

ES- Better IN be the head Of the
yeomanry thSn the tail Of the aris'oc-
racy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

Ey The man who "stood upon IN.
fles" has been blown away.
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YRAKLIH COUNTY DIRECTORY.

ctsortr corsr meets ths 80 N.naays In Fsbru-
hry ssd kaxu>t--msy <it th<s. weeks.
Cosxnx ftnss lua ~ ole isl Nondaysin Jan.
usrr. ArfiI. isif snd oetsssf.-nay sit weeks.
cssst->iesss.s Corar meets tst NoadaYs In
Jane. rert~"s~r. uscssnbsr <ad MRfch--msy sit
Ella days each Tine.
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Orphans fcUrs SAFE.

Ely virtue ct an or3c: Of the Orphans Court
ES of Camtria County, the undersigned viii
expose 10 public Eendue or outcry. on Thursday
the 9th day Of February 1857 on the premises.
The following Real Estate to wit: bounded and
described follows: Beginning at post. north
west corner Of larger tract surveyed for Ba]ts,
thence east over one and sixty lerches to a Beech
thence south tEirty-four percbos to post, thence
by land of older survey TO George Meek, south
forty degrees west one hundred and forty-four
perches to a white oak thence west fifty perches
to a Beech, thence one hundred aud twenty-siX
perches to place of beginning. Containing eighty
nine acres and njnety-seven perches more or less,
situate and being in Carroll township Cambria
county,
TERMS OFSALE,- One third Of the purchase
money on confirmation of Sale, the balance in
two annual payments with interest from date of
confirmation of said Sale, to be secured by Bonds
and Mortgage on theprenlises.
BY order of the Orphans Court.
JOHN SANDERS.
Admir-. of the estate of Jacob Eanes deed.
Dec "a 1856.
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Orphans Court Sale.

ESY virtue OF order Of the Orphans Court
z Of Cambria County, the undersigned VIII
expose to FuIIic Vrndue or cutlery. on
TUESDAY, 10TH DAY OF JANUARY 1857
tie following property to Wit. Bounded and de-
scrhcd as fellows: beginning at a sugar then, e
by land conveyed to John Wcstovor and land
conveyed 10 Richard Baum, north 10 1-l0 per-
chcs, or less, TO post, thence by land con-
veyed to Washington Lloyd, east l54 pe}chcs to
a pest thence ly land conveyed 10 Henry Lloyd
south 1I0 1-100 rerchcs more or less to white
pine. thence by land conveyed to John Baum.
west 81 perches more or less to thc place Of be-
ginning, containing about one hundred acres more
or less. situate in Susquchanna Township Cambria
county.
TERMS OF SALE-Ore third to lie paid on
confirmation cf Sale, the balance in two annual
payments with interest fr IN date to be secured
by mortgage and bonds on the premises. Sale to
take place the premises.
BY the Court.
MARY ANN MANNION.
Adm'x Of the Estate Of Thomas Crossman de-
ceased.
Dee. 81. 1856.
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] phans' Court of Cambria county, to ascertain
what amount, If any, of the debts of Michael Ben
son, deceased, to be paid cut Of the proceeds
of the real estate of said deceased, stld by John
Brawley, trustee, by order Of said Court. pnrsu-
antto proceedings in partition. and to investigate
and determine the validity Of the claims, as also
to ascertain the liens. if any there agalnse the
heirs OF said Michael Benson, which blnG their re
spective interests in said estate, hereby noti-
ieS all persons interested that he will attend to
the duties Of said appointment ct his office, in
the borough of Ebensburg. on
THURSDAY. THE 10Th DAY or NoyENBFn. NEXT
at one o'clock. 2. NJ. JOHN S. riley.
Ebensburg, Oct. 10th, '5s. Auditor.
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CcTs,nIissioEner's Notice.

TIE appointment of the undersigned, at tie
] September Term, 1856, TO take the testimo-
ny in the matter Of the subpoena of Richard
Ashcraft to enforce the specific performance of a
contract made by David Sommervllle, in his life
time, having been by the Orphans Court Of Cam
bra county, at December Term. 1856. continued
notice is hereby given to all interested in the pre-
misses, that the Commissioner Will discharge the
duties Of his appointment at his office in Ebens
burg. on Monday, the 2Gth day of January, next
at ore O'Clock, p. NJ.
I. L. HEYER, Con'r.
Ebensburg, Dec. "a. 1856. At.
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&DnsaEsTRaroR's soTICE.

TIERS Of Administration have been granted
L to the undersigned. residing in Summerhill
Township. on the estate OF Caspar Wcndle Of
Suma1erbiil Township, deceased. All persons
knowing themselves indebted TO said estate are
hereby rofed TO settle their accounts without de-
lay, and all persons having claims against the es-
tate viii present them properly authenticated Tor
settlement. J HN WONDER
Suinmerhiil TIP, Nov l9 S5G-Ct.
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A FINE C.za,E.,.cc5 BOB
S2peCegyesJs0aee

Tl,HE subscribers. having purchased the right
Il to make and sell HALDEMAN'S PATENT
ADJUSTABLE HARROW, and being anxious to
have it Immediately introduced, propose to sell
township rights at very low rates. This Harrow
Is one of the most important improvements OF the
age, and especially suitable for this country we
respectfully invite farmers to come and examine
this Harrow. We will lie ready 10 sell township
rights until the 1st of December after which time
the townships dispo sod of will he reserved by
u.s. NJ. C. M'CAGUE & co.
October 29th, 1851 If.
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STE AZ STEszR

SSTRAYED away from the sub -
- scliber residing ! Tunnel /
Hill Camfrja county, about two
months ago, BriudIe Steer, about fsEs.z1.:z fsEsz-sz.z
three years Old, white on the belly, woJy headed
with a white forehead, locks more behind ike a
stag than-a steer. any information Of the where
aboa.ts Of tie steer viii he received by Gojieih
Hahn. JOSEPH DESCHNER.
Iec al 1SIG.
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NOEECE.

A Ii persons having accounts or evidences of
Ia debt Of any nature against the Borough of
Ebensourg either for the present or past years
viii please present them to the undersigned inn
mediately. This is necessary in order to enable
the Council to make report Of the finances Of the
Borough.
By order Of the Burgess and Council,
JAS. c. NOON, Clerk.
Dee Il. 1856 s-4t
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GREAT ACTEON!!

FTsHE undersigned would respectfully inform
L he citizens of Carroiiton, Cambria copE.ty
that he has received large ana splendid stock vl
DRY GOODS,
of all descriptions consisting partly aS follows =
CLOTHS, CASSIAIERFS. CASSINETS, JEANS
CALIC0ES. &C..
together with large assortment Of READY
MADE CLOTHING, sc. All kinds Of Produce
taken in exchange. Lun Der taken at market
prices. GEORGE WEI3iER.
Nov 26, 1856.
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The Popular Vote for President OF the
United States----Complete.

We give below the vote for Presidential Electors
These returns are nearly perfect. We yet require
the official vote of Texas and California, but they
will but slightly vary the result. We believe this
will be found more full and correct than any YET
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TIgET DAY AID Thirty H1Tl CLOCKS;

of the best quality All articles warranted to be
as represented and sold cheaper than can be bought
in this vicinity.
~ Al kinds of CLOCES. FATCHES.
JEIPELRY aud MUSICAL INSIRUNEN MS
repaired with promptness and at reasonable rates.
Don't fail to " bob rouud' at their room, opposite
tie = Mountain House,'' rs they feel confident
they can render entire satisfaction.
Nov To- l85G-4-tf
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Ehensburg- Nov &c. 1856. 3t
ESQ! for salt River!

no EDE S.ETt XIV CT.
FEF VIE subscriber offers at ptivste Sale, af that
Z Valuable Property. situate in Moorctown.
adjoining the Borough Of EhcTsburg. consisting Of
two contiguous lots on the plan Of said Moo.etown.
upon which ave erected q fine
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE.
we'll finished Frame Stable 4 Frame Wood
Shed; and other necessary out-buildings. There
are also upon the premises thriving lot of choice
fruit trees and never failing well Of soft wafer.
ANY person desiring residence at Ebensburg
would do well to call upon the subscriber. as lis
terms will be Inoieratc.
II. !. ROBERTS
EbeDsburg, Nov. 2, 1856. = Ct.
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Estate uf flames L. watt, dee

lEEHEREAS, lcttcIs If Administration on the es-
~ tate Of James L. Watt, late Of Summitviii
Cambria Co., decd, have been granted ny the Reg
iStcT Of said county To the gned, notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims against
said estate to present them properly autheutica-
ted for settlement. and those indcbtsd rcquea-
ted to make payment without delay
Oct. 28, 185C-Gt. MARY ELLEN MATT
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Administrators Notice.

z ETTERS of administration have been grant
& 4 cd to the undersigned residing in the Bor-
ough Of Ebenslurg. Cambria county, on the es-
tate of William Gillian of Munster township
Cambria county. deceased. All persons indebted
70 said estate are requested to come forward and
settle their accounts Immediately.
HARRISON KINKEAD, Admir-.
Dec. 3. IS5G. Get.
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Administrators Notice.

Z ETTERS of Administration or the estate of
3 A Edward Hutchinson Esq, late of the Bor-
ough Of Ebensburg Cambria county deceased.
having been granted to the subscriber, by tue
Register Of sid county. Notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted 70 said estate to make i'm
mediate payment. anG those having claims against
the same, will present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
IL. kINkEAD, Admir-
October 10, 1856 ct.
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Estate Of Anshonya EGz liner Dcc'd

ETTERS Of administration having been grant
L Cd by the Register of Cambria county ON tlc
estate of Anthony Litzingcr. late cf Loretto. in
said county, deceased, TO the undersigned. No
tee is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said decedent TO present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and those indebted
viii please make payment without delay.
WI. kFtTELL Admir-.
Ebensburg Nov. G. 1876. CtN
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sTHsvS,

q GSAME to the residence of the subscri- ,ls-ygz-r7
~ ber residing in Susquehanna town yE..ssa
ship, about tic first of October, largeS~aa-s@2s
white with a litter Of pigs. The Owner is
requested to come forward pay charges and take
het away, otherwise she vii! be disposed Of ac-
cording to law.
JAMES M'CLOSEEY.
Nov 90. 1856.
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5T '@14'..E.2 Isiss. t's'syfIss.'... fsyY Tffsa
81 .As ..sGl. SS
e. IA EEe

G Va e
fT7HE subscriber offers fer sale the following &c
{, scribed property, situate ii Washington tp.,
Cambria county:
One lot 81 .uated near the 4. P. r. r.. fronting
on said road, 106 feet front, with large tavern
stand thereon erected
ALSO-250 acres Of excellent timber land. 80
acres cleared and in good cultivation, situated
near tie y. 2. T.. Il. ALS0-Onc lot near Lii
lv's station Persons wishing 70 purchase can cali
on the subscriber, at No. !, \. z. r. L. Posses
sion given on the 1st day Of April next.
Oct. %. 1S56-.t. J. M'G0NIGIE
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ADMINISTER RkTGEs's NOTICE.
i ETTERS of administration on the estate Of
"a William Duncan late Of Blacklick township
have been granted by the Register of Cambria
County to the subscriber residing in Brush Valley
tow nship Indiana county of which all persons
interested viii please take notice.
JAMES STEWART, Admir-.
Nov. &c, 1856. ct.
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ADasExEsga aAT0E's NOTICE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

rEyHE subscriber will dispose Of his property
z in Munster township, Cambria county
The farm contains
SEVENTY-SIX ACRES
moreer less, about forty acres cleared and IN 4
good state of cultivation. There is on the place
Log Barn and Log House, together with a
Young Orchard of choice fruit. Any person
wishing to purchase call on the subscriber
residing on the place
Capt. DAN. BRADLEY.
Dec. .. 1865 Ct
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notice.

IS hereby given TO All persons indebted to the
subscriber, 10 call aud settle their accounts be-
rore the Ist day of December, and those having
claims against hin Will present them for settle
ncnt PETER MOVERS
November 5, 1856. 2-2t.o
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kEEgT EE2EE. EAREg,
FOR SAL e.

TgEHE subscriber Will dispose of tie above
4 property, wei known as the Richard Ash
craft Farm. situated in Srsquehanna Township.
enc mile north Of Carrol!ton. containing nearly
sSa.ss EGD "a g EE S
Of excellent farming land, ONE HUNDRED
AND NINETY acres cleared, and IN good state
Of cultivation. The Improvements consist Of
TWO DWELLING HOUSES. a BANK BARN,
100 feet by G0-Also. large ORCHARD of
choice Fruit, together with all the necessary
out buildings Water liz abundance at tie dweI-
ling houses. ana in the barn yard, and through
all tlc meadows. more desirable location can
not be found in Cambria County. Any further
iufy1 nation desired, car bc had by calling on
Vli (. PIPER
Eberlsh1,rs, Dee 9, 1855
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CAUTION.

4 Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
IA treSpassing on my farm, by throwing down
fences, turning in cattle and otherwise inlurins
my property. as | arn det, rmined to enforce the
law on all iresplssers.
Munster tp.. Nov. &c, 1856.
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Southern paper says that, after the horse is
nine years old. wrinkle comes on the eye!d at
the upper corner of the lower lid, aud every year
thereafter he has one well defined wrinkle for each
year of his age nine. IT, for instance
horse has three wrinkles, be is twelve; if four.
nc is thirteen. Add the number of wrinkles to
nine, and you viii get it.