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over the river.

Over the river, they beckon to me,
Loved ones who have pass'd to the other side;
The CLEAN of their snowy robes see,
But their voices are lost in the dashing tide.
There's one with ringlets of sunny gold'
And eyes the reflection of Heavens own blue;
He crossed in the twilight, gray and cold,
And the pale mist hid him from mortal view.
We saw not the angels that met him there,
The gates of the city, we could not see
Over the river, over the river,
Ny brother stands ready to welcome me-
Over the river the boatman pale,
Carried another-the household pet
Her bright curls waved in the gentle gale
Darling Mamie, see her yet
She crossed on her bosom her dimpled hands,
And fearIessly entered the phantom bark
! We watched from the silver sands,
! And all our sunshine grew strangely dark
We know she is safe on the other side,
Where all the ransomed and angels bei
! Over the river, the mystic river,
Ny childhood's idols are waiting for ne.
For none return from those quiet shores,
Who cross with the boatman, cold and pale;
We hear the dip of the golden oars,
We catch a CLEAN of the snowy sail.
And 10 they have passed from our heart:
They cross the stream and are gone for aye!
We cannot sunder the veil apart,
That hides from our vision the gates of day;
We only know that their barks no more
Shall sail with ours on lifes stormy sea
Yet somehow on the unseen shore,
They watch. and beckon, and wait for me-.
And l sit and think, when the sunsets gold
Is flushing river and hill and shore,
shall one day stand by the water cold,
And list to the sound of the boatman's oar.
I shall watch for the gleam of the Tapping sail,
1 shall hear the boat it gains the strand /;
l shall pass from sight with the boatman pale,
To the better shore of the Spirit Land
1 shall know the loved who have gone before,
And joyfully sweet will the meeting be,
When over the river, the peaceful river,
The angel of death shall carry me
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pcEgEs. MINISTER'S, sc.

,sriqn-REv. T. NJ. WILSON, Fastor.I
|. very Sabbath morning at lO3
|,d in the evening at I o, CLOCK. SAD
Lat 9 o'clock, a. NJ. Prayer meet
thursday evening at 6 o'clock.
-, r FajscoDal Chmch-REv. A. BAKER,
:. cbarce. Rev. ]. PERsHING, As
|p-sacbing every alternate Sabbath
.I0I o'clock. Sabbath School at
II Prayer meeting every Wednes-
,irc at 7 o'clock.
'IsI IissjIsrsndsnt-REv Ii. R. POWELL,
/ 5,saching every Sabbath morning at
and in the evening at 6 O'Clock.
/ 5.bool At ! o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
~ me the first Monday evening of each
Srd on every Tuesday, Thursday and
evening, excepting the first week IN
.i'E. No. Nstbodist-REv. MORGAN ELLIS,
'sr,, proocbinr every Sabbath evening at
o,rIork Sabbath School at IL o'clock,
P,aver meeting every Friday evening,
,ock. Society every Tuesday evening
IlOek.
". LLOYD, Pdstor.--Preach-
T. Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
|9lqr Baptists-RKv. DAVID EVANS,
|-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
|, Sabbath School at at L o'clock, ?. NJ.
R. C. CHRIsTY, PASTOR
sary Sabbath morning at log O'Clock
.s at / o'clock in the evening.
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THE H0RSE-THIEVES.
A LAWYERS ADVENTURE.

For some months, there had been pair
of desperate characters prowling about the
country, doing all sorts of evil deeds, but
making horse stealing their especial busi-
ness. 1t was said (and the report had
good foundation) that they were escaped
convicts-villains who had once been sent
from London to South Wales, and who
had contrived to make their escape and
reach this country. That they were des-
perate characters, was evident from some
of their deeds, they having repeatedly
attempted to kill those who thought of
molesting them. But the precious ras-
Gals were at last caught, and brought be-
fore justice for examination and COM
mitment. / was engaged as prosecuting
attorney, and made my appearance accor-
dinghy, being determined that a case
should be made strong enough to hold
them.
| certainly never saw TWO more inhu-
man looking fellows who could lay claim
to fair share oc intelligence. They gave
the names OF Job Gilbrand and Luman
McCargan as theirs. The first was a
short, broad-shouldered, bull-necked, low
browed man, with an ugly, vengeful look,
and sort of tiger like restlessness in all
his movements. The second had all his
companions brutality of expression, with
out the same look Of intelligence. He
was taller than Gilbrand, but not so mas
siye AS they gazed around upon the
assembled multitude, they seemed to be
animated by but single feeling, and that
an intense desire to exterminate the whole
of US. Blood thirstiness was written as
plainly upon their faces as it ever was Id
the glaring eye of the Gagged panther. In
short, they seemed to have no moral per-
coptions at ALL They were creatures of
lust and fear, and knew no other govern
ing principles.
OF course, it became my duty to have
them committed, if possible, and [ deter
mined to probe their characters and ca
reers as deeply as possible. l had wit
nesses enough to swear directly to their
horse-stealing but l was not satisfied
with this. They had engaged lawyer
for the defense, and he set up the claim
that We nothing against their characters
previous to the making of the present
charge. Here opened my battery, and
fred away. l had my witnesses present
and what they could not swear to easily
arrived at il my Introduction. l held
the two men up to the gaze of the multi
tude as the cold -blooded villains they
really were; I raked up their former life
in England; l brought to light their
transportation to Post Jackson told o.
their escape hence; and wound up by
fastening upon them many dark crimes
since their arrival in this country.
knew that they had sworn to kill any mar
| who should arrest them, and that the,
had, on more than one occasion, tried t.
take life. These things made me NOR
bitter than otherwise might have been
Ever and anon, as l brought up SOM
strong point of rascality, would turn m.
eyes upon the prisoners, and / must admi
J that, even then, with all the zeal of M
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'NSBURG nor. OFFECERs.

AT LARGE.
i'esS Of the Psace-Hsgrison Kinkead,
Ind J. Waters.
lgisS-C. 7. Roberts.
Dirsetors-Philip s. Noon, Abel
Dayid j. Jones, Hugh Jones. VIM. NJ.
K. Jones, Jr. "
'''' IreGsHrer-Geo. W Oatman.
L,, EAST WARD.
t'ta.'-Norris Peat.
ES9l't..-E. Hughes, Evan Griffith,
nv L'l1', VIM. D. Davis, Mai. John
l.. .s''''-Richard R. Tibbott, Robert D.
s,.e q Eeetion-Daniel O. o.Evans.
'''f--J. A. Moore.
-, WEST WARD.
.-,lo,.'-Thos. J.Williams.
TToanelt-Isaac Crawford, James P.
!, m w. hittell, H. Kinkead, George W.
4. 5g.,,..,25,-Robert =. - Evans, Jno. E. Scanlan.
.,,. = HLsetioR.-John D. Thomas
''"'-Capt. Murray.
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sa- What ugly, carroty-headed little

H@ What ugly, carroty-headed little
brat is that madam Do you know his
name? Why-yes-that is my youngest
son p +" You don't say so-indsed why
what a dear p This is the fashionable,
scientific way of backing right square out.
B9 81 see him on his winding way"
said Mrs Jenkins, as she saw Mr.. Jen-
kins, corkscrewing his way home, just as
the shades of twilight were creeping over
the landscape.
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ABROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

+ Of the CoDTts-President Hon. Geo.
Huntingdon; Associates, George w.
henry c. Deyine.
|lonotary--Geo. c. X. Zahm.
ft,r and Recorder-James Griffin.
ff-James Myers.
|ct AhOrBsy.-John T. Barnes.
II Commissioners- John Campbell, Ed
lass, E. r. Dunnegan.
BIO Commissioner:-William H. Sech-
ll'iTs-lsaac Wike.
+ 70 Treasrer--JOhn Lloyd. h
/ HoH's Duectors-George Mccullough 4.
Orris, Joseph Daley.
House Treasurer-George G. K. Zahm.
'or5-Fran. P. Fierney, Jro. A. Ken
auanual BralHer.
.y SurrgOr.-Heury Scanlan.
Hsr. William Flattery.
EaHttte PpraiSer-John Cox.
Z. Of Common Schools. F. Condor.
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The Department of Common Schools
of Pennsylvania has decided that scholars
whose parents have legal residence in
one district, cannot attend the schools Of
another district, by merely going into
that district and working for their board,
with the intention of returning to the
residence of their parents when the school,
has closed
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SOCIETIES. sc.

| /, Summit " Lodge No. 3I2 A. Y. NJ.
! IN masonic Hall, Ebensburg, on the
''Suay OF each month, at 81 o'clock,
s,,. ~, Highland Lodge No. 42s l. o.
Ess Eess IN Odd Fellows Hall, Ebensburg,
!, ,oeanesday evening.
highland Division No. "a Sons of
b. Ce We meets in Temperance Hall, Eb-
Eseyery Saturday evening.
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rRENSRURG MAILS.

MAILS ARRIVE.
daily, at $50 O'CLOCK, a M.
&" at 6.25 O'Clock P. N.
MAILS CLOSE.
daily, at 8 O'Clock, +. NJ
d" at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
be mails from Newman's Mills, Car
kc., arrive on Monday, Wednesday
y of each week, at o'clock, P. NJ.
'Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
lrdays, at o'clock, A. NJ.
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q. g. Dinsmore, g6 Depfraee, getes gsrf.
= stb 10. eoWte d gp9n, @iSeatbiuisE, Bottom
uub bel aGeu Drussifen.
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Grlparnib BON Set, @elO ano Gntisruaue
bnr9 btt
gSatEiuspres&Shtv Gg;Senbabn,
mad alien Tbeileu beg gBeiteaS,
iiber 93arterSburg NIB Wtartetta, coer Hentp0Ob
Wtesliug NIB @OIiImbne.
Ete EaItimDre.SG iH GtItnF9ba bie3st BEN ~tftfenbsn Pn-
bIteis. bis eros ten @prtaetIe III 9t3A9 GGf Etutsfstt, St.
Qptmit9fetf, GtStsbstt. plalii&feit unb SSbatet. btt
e Gna.'aa b !. rSffiSSs Tptss. Dieis easa, scTs atian:IIden
Wsars aussetent, 1T she i!tsas aussebthnteas yints, sIei&
tettss absr aud bic fafteae unb f9neGas unt t1sSr bic btl-
itsht Route fur biz ~Ifetfenttn nade btna sSsitsn, bis as4
bfg fetien Irutsn, &c ~ 5tnustn.
WIeilen> Gntfernuns y. Baltimore nod Cincinnati
uebsr arfers6ur6. 'Ss3 v'ttssa.
EenDpDt une S8ttst'ug -............s36
SsrttebIr8 une Ytstshnr8 ..........o59
Dut@ b:e Htartstt9 Gt1tt ...:......"..- 6S5
siue GrfYarnts an tv @NtfEnIn6 ira l16
Evqn bic GolurahMA Einte ............... 900
etns @rfraYNib ea atr en.ferHnn8 gon 6S
~0tetItnbe. fstldt bic Ga!tsmpEe~Gtto Gtienteen btrussn,
Itaeu btt Gfttfe tn III Hd8 tuEuG ii. fdtren tn qDa9en, btt suE
toS aGerbtQu nftt i. NIT spSIaetSfnGtsfn stnesrttttt fab
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Gei(e-9 e(e9Cn6eiten.
Giienbabnen


(BaltImUre unb SbtcsGtlenbnbn.)
NaA@ uIbtmgtOn:4 ttr 10 Mttn.,
7.O5. 8.45 u,b 9.45 GCrmtttaeS unO I'M
3.15, 4.15 unO 7.45 Na4mittaeS. SUnntass
mn 40 unO 8.45 WOr0snS unb AIS mne
7.45 NaAmitta9S.
Wbsans BON Na1btnstOn; 7, 1880 nn6
lilo Scrmittass, ane 2.45, 4.30 uno .
ubr MbenOS.
Na@ anna potts NIT benz 100 SOr'
mtttOgS Mnb 4.l5 NaGmittasS Bug pom
Baltimore uub benz 7.30 MDrssnS uaO 4.SV
NaGmtttagS~3 ug BON Walbtn9tea.
0Um Annapolis nm $50 Sor'at1'
taas unD $40 Nahm.. mad Baltimore Oosr
gBaibtmgtUr.
@ad Gumberlamt, partsrSs
bura unb WHeettn9 nm 8 upr on
Wtu. Wlur0ens mnb 8 ubr Abene5.
Rad Grebertd (birecD a ubv ~ VI.
Na6mttta9S.
Sad GuteUtts @ttItS: 6.2O unO
10 t16r GOrmtttass unD lie unS $40
NaGmittagS.
Son Gutcutts mills: 7.4o unb
11.90 @CrmtttnsS unc 8 unO 7 ubr 9a&nt.
CNSrbIt9e Central '@tIsnbabn.)
Na6 9ittSburg:9. 15 MtUr9ens unb
1920 unb 10 ll9r Nbsnbs. (Dtele Bulge ball
ten In gjurt unb 9arrtSbur9 an.)
Na9 9prt (otrsrt): 1920 MUrgtnS uno
$50 Na4mittass.
ya4 9%arrtsbmrS, @tlltamsport
Mnb Glmtra: 7.20 NOrsens unb 10 ubr
MbenbS.
glaG 9amnOser une Gettysburg:
9.15 MOrgeas.
(g5efltGe Naargtanb GitHbuDn.)
@a@ % t M tn per umb unton
Brtb0et 9.15 8ormitta9S uno $50 uitD
$50 glaAmttta9s.
CVblabelpbta, @ilmin9tOns nao Baltimore
@sIenbabn.)
Wab % tlmtngtO 0 mno ybtlopels
pbin: S.25 WUr9en5 unp LILO, 4.25, $50
Nddmtttd9s uao 9.25 Nbencs,
giah SIC Corr (pirect)' $40 @fCr>
aeus uub LILO unD 8.25 Mbene5. SOnntaes
nur 1850 unb s.25 Mbsnbs.
~(gapnS0tGt SlerDebabn.)
Rad 6atpns0i1Ie unb GIltcetts
Wtlts Scu frRA 7 nbr bis @bsabs 8 u6r
finOIiA.
(gjprt goaD pferoebaba.)
Sad EpwontOwR BON Wtcr9ene Z
nbr bis MbenOs 7 ubr lianblt&. Der Nddts
Basaom II u9r abenOs. abfa6rt bon 9plts
bas(raBe.
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9ompit9ifsyiuien.

(9ulttmcre unO SaSauna DampffGtfs@c.)
gla& 5abanna anb New . orleans
sNetmnl teDen DtUnat.
(Snbtpibual Gnterprtie Gtnte.)
ga6 6 a Rern utb @ eteruS tpte
tGalt6. Atfabrt Der OanlpfbcCte pom Stem
9anbunsSplas an 9isbttrabe um u n9r
MOrssns.
CS. Q. NmbreW'S Qtnie.)
Na9 Sasannab, Georgia, teben Cam"
Ras BUN SO. 80 9t9bttr. Nburf.
Is. 8rAnbt's, it,, 9tnte.)
Na& petersburg unO @t4mUnb
ieben Gtenlt tag, DUnnerfa9 unb Samfa9
MaGmtttasS 8 ubr bon SIC. 90 2i9bterabe.
CNlte 8apsQtnte.)
BAD Sort MUnroe nas NUrfOtt
teben Na9mtttas 5 ubr (SUnntass ausse-
nDmmen).
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@race'S beriibni4e galBe
Eeitt GGaittiUuiben, 4~ranbpurbeu NIB 8eYieauage
burn 8erbri9uns.
@r1ce'S beriibmte Salbe
feilt Seuien, @GrGrea uHb srebs.
@race'8 beriibmtt @alse
emtrt Salbfua, grpFpeIos.
@Yaet'S terabmte G5aite
Beill aufseirrun9ene 9dnbs nab GronSenIsn.
@race'S beriibmte Ga[6e
bsift atte @eI@Dire, frii6e @uuben II. I. 10.
GR In i&uea IN Der ~sDirfnus, heieittet ben e&,nerS
auoenetidlt@ unh Re6t bSsartis ausiebenbe @ei&miflte Il.
ynt1tutunsen, pis bur@ eineu 9auberi6tas. iOuit Grs
.t@teruus unb SDdf6nbiee Selling setDafrenb. Sur %
tie. bic fSTl GRtttet $of ~Hberienset fitr 30 Ste.
gu bo6en Del /;
3. g. Otnsmore, SO DebRrass, 9tem-Yprs.
@. 30. GomIe& 9Dbn &isent9huer, gpfDu,
nab bel alien Drusstasu, Sreeeretb6seleru unb aaLfea.
ten olf benz Qanbs 0Apclaprii. ap