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Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12

A Striking Simile.--A recent Swiss traveller
on the slope of great mountain, of which the
strata shelve in the direction of the place. Huge
crags directly overhanging the village and massy
enough to sweep the whole of it into the torrent
below, have become separated from the main body
of the mountain in the of ages by great is-
sures, and now scarcely adhere TO it. When they
give way the village must perish. II is only a
question Of time, and the catastrophe may happen
at any day.
For years past, engineers have been sent from
time to time to measure the width Of the assures
who report them constantly increasing. The vii
layers for more than one generation have been full
ly aware Of their danger; subscriptions have been
once or twice opened in the cantons and in Ger
many TO enable them to remove; yet they live on
in their doomed dwellings from year to year, fort-
fed against the ultimate certainty and daily proba-
bity of destruction by the common sentiment
things may last their time and no longer. II is
needless TO say how much of this popular fatalism
is exhibited in the habitual acquiescence OF mod.
ern society in the political institutions under
which il lives. The cracks and crevices in the
mountain which overhangs our old privilege
founded European system, are constantly sound
ed by explorers, and their reports never re.as-
suring; we are more and more convinced Of the
insecurity of thrones and commonwealths politi.
cal sagacity wholly fails to reveal TO us the man.
ner of their reconstruction. Yet we live on in a
kind ofprovsiona safety, reconcled 10 the con.
stant neighborhood Of dangers, against which an
parently, we can no better guard ourselves than
the villagers can prevent the fall of their rocks
Edi,1bnrg Repie1c.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
Prince Menschikoa: a:-The New York cou,is,

Prince MenschikOf.-The New York Courier
is painting the character of Prince Menschikotl,
great grandson of Peter the Great, now seventy
years Of age, and in command of the Russian ar
my against Turkey. We quote:
He is of middle stature, has cose-cut, milk
white hair; high, open forehead sharply defn-
ed features, and bright sparkling eye. His gait
is naughty, but slightly limping from wound that
he received in singular manner at the siege OF
Varna, in 1928. II is affirmed, that one evening,
having some orders that he wished to see impli-
city obeyed, he srolled through the camp, and as
he was returning to his quarters, he stopped and
remained with his legs stretched wide apart while
be enjoyed pinch of snuff. Suddenly the report
of heavy gun was heard, and the prince fell
headlong 10 the ground. When he was taken up
il was found that cannon ball had passed be-
tween his legs and wounded him severely in the
thigh.
0Prince Menschikoff is one of the most exten-
sive landed proprietors in the empire, and counts
his serts by thousands but, unlike the generality
of the Russian mobiles, who throw away their riches
in reckless profuson, he adds daily to his wealth.
His economy is without parallel and indeed is
stated TO descend to parsimony of the lowest
grade.
Another striking peculiarly of this remarkable
man is the aversion he entertains for foreigners.
Not one-even an ambassador--has ever been
permitted TO enter his palace. Nor is this repug
nance confined to those who are strangers, in the
strict sense of the word; for several Fnanders of
eminencc, who had been acquainted with him
when governor-general of that province, have
been denied access to him when they happened to
be casually at ST. Petersburg the only favor ac-
corded to them being the permission 10 take re-
freshments in the ante-chambers with the upper
servants of the house.
"He is both rough and tickle, and when any
thing offends him, he becomes absolutely brutal
II is not, therefore, TO be wondered that he has
so many enemies.
"Menschikoff is married to the Princess Dogo
rouki, by whom he has son and a daughter
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12

WASHINGTON, Norember 8, 1853.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04
EGEEs OE THE
RT.RYR SYTT. EEGQRp

The establishment Of ofDcmocraic paper in the
Borough Of BlairsyiIie, Indiana Co, Pa has
been long desired b. the Democracy Of Indiana
aad + estmorcland Counties, and the encourage
ment that has already been extended, has indu-
ced the subscriber to undertake the publication
of such journal He therefore, contemplates to
revive the publication Of the 'BL AIRSNiLLE
RECORD, 'and viii endeayor to make the paper
Interesting, not only to the political but general
reader, and hopes that in the enterprise he VIII
be sustained by the public.
Believing that our State and National prosper
itv has arisen from the successful administration
of public affairs by the democratic party, and the
firm establishment of the principles and policy OF
that party viii promote and ensure the happ-
ness of the peoglc, he viii faithfully endeayor to
sustain these views, and also adhere TO the regu-
lar established usages of the party. Deeming 1t
unnecessary TO say more on this head, he only
asks to be Judged by the course of the paper.
The materials ofthe Office viii be entirely new,
and the paper viii be of large size, and not nteri-
or to any published in the interior of Pennsylva-
MIA. Considerable expense will be incurred, he
therefore most respectfully soEcits share of the
I patronage of the public.
FERMs.-One dollar and fifty cents per year Il
paid in advance, or within six months, after the
expiration Of that time two dollars will be char
ced Ii. C. DEVINE.
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CefEaa and pist0ls,

We notice by a Chicago paper that Capt Bige-
low, of U. S. steamer Michigan, recently chai-
lenged the editor Of the Chicago Tribune to fight
a duel. This rather queer request the editor po'
Htelv declined because no had 10 idea OF standing
Nm to be shot at, cyen to satisfy q naval officers
idea Of honor" In remarEing upon the affair,
the Tribune says
Yesterday morning, we were waited on by
Lieut.. Crossman, of the steamer Michigan, VINO
requested a private interview, which was granted
He opened his business by reading letter 10
himselffrom Capt Bigelow, res 4uesting him TO c2Ll
upon the editor Of the Tribune, and demand such
Satisfaction as was recognized By gentlemen OF
honor that ne was ready to fight as we might
prescribe, and that five desired to evade such an
is,ue. by pleading the illegalisy GIFT, he was
ready to proceed to any other State, or TO Canada
a, any tirnei He also said, that should we refuse
10 settle the aifairin this manner he would attack
us in the street or elsewhere, and Inilict such
pnnishment as we deserved. We assured the
Lieutenant that if Capt b had come to US as
gentleman, and not as bully, he could, DOUBT
less, have explained his conduct as commander O
the Michigan, in manner that would have en-
abled us to render him satisfaction in moro
quiet and christian character than was likely tC
be derived from pistols and coffee;'' but tha
now we were precluded from doing SO, by hi;
own volition, and he could adopt the alternative
of attacking us in the street, elsewhere, II ~
desired to do so; that we should neither seek L
meet nor avoid him; and that toe neuer hare bee,
rkipped and nsUer expected 10 Be. And 80 the con
ference ended
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04
Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of decree of the Orphans Court
lof Cambria county, the undersigned Administra-
tors of James Rhey, deceased will sell at the Court
House, in Ebensburg, on
Tuesday. tho 18th OF November next,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
A piece or parcel of land. unimproved, situate
West Of Ebensburg, adjoining lands of William Da-
Wis and others, containing fortythree acres and al
lowanee-wari antcd in the name Of Thomas Nes
bitt
ALSO--One other piece parcel Of land, unim-
proved, situate in Susquehanna township. in said
comfy containing hundred and fifty-four A.
cres, and sixty-one perches, adjoining lands Of
John Mcdonald and others-warranted in the
name Of Hugh Clay.
ALSo-One ether piece or parcel Of and situate
in the same township, and known as tie John Emich
tract containing one hundred and seven acres and
allowauce-uuimVroved
Terms CT SALE:-Oue third or the purchase me
ney on confirmation Of sale; one third in one year,
with interest and the remaining third at or imme-
dately after the decease Of the widow of said de-
ceased the interest Of said third 20 be paid recu-
larly to her during her life the whole to be secured
by bond and mortgage.
SUSAN riley,
4. !. riley.
AFairjstrato-s y James Rtsy, deed
Sept %, Ia53.-tf
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DR. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT OF VEL
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARTLLA IS A SURE REM
EDY FOR Hereditary Tailt.
Thousands Of Individuals cursed with griev-
Gus complaints, which they inherit from their pa
rents. The of the Yelio,r Dock and Sqrsaparil-
Ia viii prevent all this, and save a vast amount O.
misery, and many valuable lives for it Thoroughly
eapes from the system tie latent taj1t, which is the
seed Of disease and SO takes off the curse b which
the sins or misfortune of The parents SO often
visited upon the innocent offspring.
Parents it TO their children to guard them
against the effects of malades that may be com
municated by decent, and children of parents that
have at any time been affected with Consr1nPtio
scrofula Syphilis, owe it to themselves to take
precauton against the disease being revived in them
Guyso,t's Extract Of Yellow Doci; and Sarsaporlla
is 81 antidota in such cases.
IL See advertisement.
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EAEEaE.

4 Ii persons having claims against the Alleghe-
n ny Portage Rail Road, for services rendered
or materials furnished previous to the 3d day Of
Nov. 1888, VIII report them to he Superintendent,
PRIOR to the 20th Of Nov. 1858. The great difficult
u that has heretofore occurred in the payment Of
the debts Of this road, has been from negligence
Of creditors themselves in failing report their
claims previous to the making ont of the general
report of the Superiut cndcut. 1t IS particularly
required that the entire indebtedness of the road be
now reported so that application can be made for
a sufficient amount To liquilate it during the cnsu-
season Al persons fuiling TO present their claims.
will La no assurance Of payment cut Of the next
appropriation.
JOHN ROSS, Superintendent.
Oct - 1874
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Rats anN sans
NOTICE.

IN the matter of the petition Of Thomas Il Por-
L ter for decree of specific performance OF con
tract made between John Moran, late OF Masning
Township, decd (in his life time) and William
Porter -
The undersigned, commissioner appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Cambria county, 10 take tesu-
mony in. the above proceedings. hereby gives no
tce to all parties interested that he VIII attehd e
the duties of said appointment at the Office OF r,
NJ George, Esq, (Hemlock Cambria county, Oh
Tuesday the Sth day of November next, at
O'Clock, 2. NJ.
CHARLES W. WJNGA
Comm
October :, 1854.
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Republican Hall.

4 NTHONT YOWiNKLE respectfully informs the
IL public that he is prepared, as t,,e law di-
reefs with every requisite for the 'accommoda-
ton Of strangers and travellers at his new stand
in the Northern Liberties Of Holiday ysburg, and
respectfully asks for share Of custom His ia
bic viii at all times be supplied with the best the
market affords, and his bar stocked with the best
wines and liquors
gs5~ The larger Hall can be rented by the day
or night and Piano and Pianist furnished.
BSy@ German wines and Lager Beer kept con
staHtly on hand
HoIIidaysburg. May G. 1853
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AUOEToR,s NOTICE.

VUE undersigned having been appointed an audi
! tor to distribute the funds in the hands Of Jo-
seph Lavtan administrator cam testamento anneXo,
of Nancy Reilly. late OF Johnstown, Pa. deceased
hereby gives notice that he viii attend to the duties
of said appointment his office in Johnstown, on
"Wednesday the 3OJh day of November next at 10
n,clock \ NJ where all interested may attend. :.
CYRUS l. PERSHING. y
Johnstown, Oct. y, l653-it
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Reyv Cabinet ware Roorns.

T NMES 5. TODD informs the citizens Of Ebens-
81 burg and the public generally, that lie has
opened extensive and varied assortment Of Cab
hiet Hare in Mr. Robert Davis new building, Main
street, nearly opposite the mansion Honsc, -
where he will be happy 20 have them call and eX-
anime his
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, CHERRY AND OTHER
VARIETIES OF FURNITURE,
consisting in part Of Sofas, bureaus, Tables, Bed
steads Sccretarys, Stands, &c, Sc.
lie viii nave constantly on hand excellent as
sortment Of Fancy and common CHAIRS, which he
will sell lower than ever before offered in this
Fircc.
Every article ordered win be made in The most
worSmaulike manner, Of the best materials; and
REPAIRING Of all kinds will be pr0mtly attend
ed to. His terms are CASH, and being determined
TO sell fors, and keep none but good articles, he
hopes to receive the patronage Of discriminating
public. =
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DENTIST.

DR. s. BELFORD Surgeon Dentist, informs the
~ public that he has returned 70 Hollidaysburg
and permanently located in the Office he occupied
during his late VISIT, Zone door west Of Hewit's
Store Allegheny St, where he viii be pleased
to attend to any operations IN his profession. All
work done by him viii be warranted
Holiday ysburg, August 2G, 1853.
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ORPHANS, CozIEgT' SAFE.

EpY virtue of au order Of the Order of the Or
- phaus' court for the county Of Cambria the
subscribers will oler for sale IN the borough Of Eb-
e4i-''N' X ~ i--'l>i
ls53, the following described Real Estate, late the
property Of Richard Lewis, deed. viz:
All that lot Of ground numbered on the plan OF
the Borough Of Ebcnsburg, 90 fronting GG feet
on High street and running back along Julian ST..
25i feet to Sample street, which is erected
two story brick dwelling house and frame stable
Also,
All that lot Of ground known on the place Of said
Borough No. lOS fronting G6 feet on high street
and running back along Caroline street 2GI feet TO
Sample street, having thereon erected frame dwell
ling house, a frame Office, and stable.
Also,
4 piece Of ground lying near the borough OF
Ebensburg, containing five acres. bounded Oh the
South by the Loretto read; on the East by land Of
David jones; and On the West by land Of James
Rhey's heirs
AEs0,
Three lots Of ground situate near Che borough
Of Ebensburg, bounded on the East by lands Of ST
las Moorc's heirs the South by lots Of John
Thomas and on the North by lots Of Fanny Gref-
Gth's heirs.
The sac wrl commence at eleven o'clock, 4 NJ .
Of said day, to be held on the respective premi-
ses
TER1iS-One third Of the purchase money on
confirmation Of the sale by tho Orphans Court, and
the residue in two equal annual payments to be
secured by Judgment Bonds and Mortgages
DAVID r. ROBERTS, Adnaini~trotors of
GEORGE J. RODGERS. ) Richard Le'ris deed.
Sept: 30. l853.-6t
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TAESE NOTICE.
Allegheny Infantry OF E0reltO.
Oct %, 1858.

Z y conformity the 9Th section of an act, to reg
& ulate the Volunteer force of this Common wealth,
passed January 3lst 1888, court of appeals will
be held on the first Monday of November the 1th)
in the borough of Loretto. All delinquent members 5
will rcctify their nou-attendance to duty, abide
the consequence and rigor of the law.
HENRY SCHNETDERG,
Captain
oct o. 1874.
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Also, all the right, title and interest of Charles
Dillon Of in, and tract of land situate in Jack
son township, Cambria county, adjoining lands of
James c. Fishers heirs, containing hundred
acres of which cleared having thereon erected
a cabin house and cabin barn, not now occupied.
Taken in execution, and to be sold at the suit of
John w. Duncan.
..s.-t ALSO,
All the right, title and interest of George Nagle
of, in and 10 piece or parcel of land situate in
Washington township, Cambria county, adjoining
lands OF Thomas jackson, Samuel Dillon and 9th
ers, containing twelve acres, more or less, about
two acres of which are cleared, having thereon
erected two story house, part hewed log and part
frame, ii the occupancy Of The said George
Maggie.
Taken in execution, and 10 be sold at the suit Of
John Ivory.
AUGUSTIN DURBIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg
November I, S53.
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sTFg kY PYt32E.

~ roI township, Saturday, the 29th ult-. &.
Bark brown mare with "a Sic, mark ou the left hiP,
is a1aat years old, auJ had head haI'eron. a
reward Of 50 nl be paid FOR her return to the sub
asli5cr, or tOr information which vii lead 10 her
recovery.
JOHN TCEL.
E,v 3 1872 ar4
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Hide, OIL, and Leather store.
d. KIRKPATRICK.

No. 81, South Third Street, between Market and
tChesnut Streets, Philadelphia.
Has constantly on hand and for sale, Dry and
IL Dry Sailed Spanish Hides, Dry and Green
Sailed Patna Kips, Tanners Oil, Tanners and Cur
riers, TOOLS, at the rowest prices and upon the
best terms.
BSS~ Al kinds of Leather in the rough wanted.
for which the highest market price viii be given in
cash. or taken in exchange for hides.
rs Leather stored free of charge and sold on
commission.
May l3 1853
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AdEl.Snisfrators vatiCe.

Z ETTERS of Admins stration have been granted
Z to the undersigned by the Register of Cam
bria county, upon the estate Of James Rhey, de
ceased. All persons Indebted to said estate arc
requested TO make Immediate payment to rs, anc
those having claims will present them properly au
theuticated Ter settlement.
SUSAN KuEY, 1Smtliss-airy,
ANDREW :. EEiEY. AGH,ais,rajor.
F.h.fsbuFz October y. lS52.-tf
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p.TRSY7ksEses EsEwAeE.

YEyiIE piece of land containing about seven acres
a advertised by john MMcel, Jr., administra-
tor Of rev. Terrence AIGirr, deceased, TO be sold
on the 18th day Of October inst does not belong to
said Estate, Lut is the property of Ellen NJ Carly.
". D. MAGELLAN,
-tfso,ncy joT T. II Carly.
Octnher 1 1913.
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Auditors Notice.
BOWERY SALOON,
rnrr,nrLT EIrOEEp's saloOn.

NHE Proprietors Of this establishment Brown &
| Kennedy take this method of informing the cit
izens of Ebensburg and the public in general that
thew have reftted and otherwise improved their
saloon and are ready, at all times 10 accommodate
all persons who wish TO indulge in the luxury OF
rood plats Of Fields No / Oysters. We viii have
them forwarded to us daily. We solicit liberal
share Of public patronage.
L. ". BROWN,
W r. KENNEDY.
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20 contractors,

StEALED Proposals Will he received at The Office
y Of the Superintendent IF the New Road to avoid
Iucliued Planes Of the Allegheny Portage Raii Road
ut the summit Cambria county, Pa, or before
the first day of November, s53 for the ballasiug
and track laying sections y" %, 2i, a5. ae, 81
80. 50 20 and Il Of said road. Also for the cross
tics REQUIRED for sections 10. 81, 81 So and IS
TIMOTHY IVES.
Sup't o5 New Portage Road.
~. - 1cZ2
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f"HE Pamphlet Laws OF the Session Of 1888, have
been received, and are ready Gor distribute Il
-aosa entitled to receive them.
r. L. JOHNSTON, Proltoaotary.
Trothonotary : gtlee, L5eAsouGg.
Eovcsabtr !. l652-@L
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apv;cvT;t;Erag snc5esy.

1 MEETING will he held AT the Court House on
"A Saturday evening the 18th day Of November
next at precisely o'clock, p. Nj. for the purpose
Of forming 4griculftrai Society. All persons in
favor feevatiug the agriculture" character Of our
County, are respectfully invited TO attend.
MANY.
Oct %, 1853
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DEMOCRAT And SENTINEL.
LOCAL ITEMS.

In ERRoR.-Tt seems we were in error IN sta
ting that the New Portage Road was completed
and that the Contractors had met to commemo-
rate the event. We have been corrected by an
Unknown friend in a way that pleases US, and
viii say we have objection to our misstate-
ments hereafter being contradictcd in the same
manner. We append the letter of explanation.
III is good one:
SUMMERHILL, Oct. 81, 1853.
TO ye mon yclept SIPEs, Editor Dem. and Sentinel
Most aso1hy friend Whereas. in vour last
paper, you openly, slanderously. and untruthfnl-
ly charge the New Portage Road on the Western
slope of the mountain with being completed. sta
ting that the contractors thereof had a Jollifi-
cation" at this lawabiding and law loving village
'of Summerhill ; we, the individuals thus vilified
would open your eyes and enlarge your under
standing as to the true state Of the case. viz -
On the occasion of the completion Of Section so,
Pennsylvania Rail Road, the worthy contractor
thereof collected goo3iy company of staid citi-
zens, and quiet raIlTCaGeTs tiu whose vocabulary
occurs no such vulgar word as 'Jolhfcation'sl
and they did enveu the social board by instruct
i've converse on things manifold, Turkeys and
Solid Rock; Oysters. and common Excavation;
and when they retired from the feast did choose
president, and then and there discussed be phil
osophy of Railroads until the evening Shadows
waning apace, warned them to return to their
peaceful homes. Attributiug the mistake TO thc
Over-Yrought and overstraiued mind Of an EDITOR
out of copy, and fearin" the premature decay Of
one devoted TO the welfare Of Cambria. thc girlr
of the feast hereby sendeth to vCu blaci, bottle
newed health, ever Mindful! ofthe ancient aiErc:
80 Ererg body taxes H0bsnS2c5S." "
BY order ofthc President.
JOHN SMITH, See.
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- q EEEGWEs,

D J EVANS !. ID. HUGEEs.
EVAES s HUGHES,
MOULD again inform the public that they have
s Just received from the Eastern cities, and have
ON hand n large and excellent assortment Of
Fau ana winter Clothing,
which they are prepared 10 dispose Of at reasonable
prices Their stock consists in part. Of men and
bovs wearing apparel manufactured from Cloths,
Cassimcres. Sattinetts Satins and silks Also,
Wooden and Cotton Undershirts, Drawers, &c.
esass and gaps,
of all kinds, suitable for the season.
Also, a large assortment Of 0YERCOATS and
CLOAKS of the latest styles.
Thcv have also on haud Cloths, Cassitncres, sat
tinctts, and Festings, which they are prepared to
manufacture to order according to the latest appro-
we'd fashions.
The goods have been selected with care, and can
he sold vrEY row Csu and examine their stock.
They viii suit you as quality and price
Ebensburg, Oct. q, 1858.
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Adams s COS Express,

W. W. Ivory & Co., Agents,
XETILL forward all packages Of goods or money,
w daily, except Sunday, TO all the principal
cities in the Union, and all towns on the Rail Road
between Philadelphia and Pittsburg Drafts col
lected from California. Drafts sold on Ireland,
England or Scotland from & upwards. Money for
drafts must be par.
Summit, July % 1853.
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CHARLES ALBRIGHT,
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa,

~1SEVI11OJ "0 -7""i 4 1I
HILL practice in the several courts Of Cambria,
VI Blair. and Huntingdon counties. Germans can
consult aud receive advice in their own language.
Office opposite the Court House, formerly occu-
pied by Y. l. Johnston. Esq.
Ebensburg. February 3, ls53-Iy