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iish TO enter Cairo, as thu same re-
suit light follow as happened at
Alexandria. The Khedive refused
10 receive the letters. Arabi Pasba
was taken before tho Khedive tn.
day. He presented a IoaUhsome nic-
ture of grovelling servilitv. He
swOre he was not aware that he was
nghC1g against the Khedlve.
The khedlve remained standin0
while Arab Pasha was in his
presence. When Arab had com
cluded the Khedive ordered his re-
mOVal. The Egyptian guns at
kafr-El-Dwar were partly con-
cealed. General Wards BRIGADE
goes to Cairo by rail.
Several prisoners brought in have
been identified as participators in
the massacres. ALI Egyptian sol
diers who were at Malluha left that
post and quit the army. General
Wood occupied Kafr Ell DWar and
Malluha this afternoon.
The Khedive has learned that
the commander at Damietta refuses
to surrender. He has 5000 black
troops. HusSan PaSha Cberi,
Arabs minister, Poems and Kumai
Pasha, have been arrested in Alex
andria. Mainland Pasha Baroudi
has been arrested near Cairo.
st. Petersburg, 16.-The Gazette
De Sc. Petersburg says: To allow
England to settle the Egyptian
question without consulting the
powers will not be thought Of.
London, I6.-The Times, in a
leading article, says: If the lives
Of Arab Pasha and his immediate
followers are spared, these men must
be put once for all out Of the way Of
dOfpg further harm. They cannot
be permitted to retire to CONSTANT
nople to become the centre Of i'm
palpable inIrigues to restore the au-
thOrity Of the KhediVe. The army
must be disbanded and replaced BY
general armories sufficient to main
tain civil order. If troops are needed
to defend the distant frontier it is
sufficient to maintain them on the
frontier and not keep them al Cairo
London, 16.-Gladstone asked the
Archbishop Of York to direct
thanksgiving services to be held in
churches tomorrow for the success
in Egypt.
Cairo, 16.-Some natives accused
OF murder assisted by a mob, at
tempted TO escape from the police
station, but the native guards Gree
upon the crowd and quelled the dis
turhance.
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Chicago, &c. = Much discussion
aries over the reported performance
Of Vanderbilt'S new double team at
HartfOrd--nlile in 2.1615. There is
no doubt OF the record made by Mr..
Work with "Dick SWiYeller" and
Edward the fastest previous
mile, 2.1624. This race was, how
ever, run by Vanderbilt's team
after all. The sporting men had
left Hartford, and it is regarded as
a very unusual method Of speeding
a team, especially as the four time
keepers who vOueh for the perform
ance are unknown to turf men. The
impression prevails that neither the
performance nor time were 4 genu-
inc test.
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Casualties.

Boston, ia private dispatch
states that the steamer Yorkshire
bound for New York with a cargo
of teas is a total loss on the Chinese
coast.
Cleveland, o., ia special
freight train on the Lakeshore
road teleScoped a cattle train this
morning near Berea. A considera-
BILE number Of cattle were killed and
more wounded, and several train
hands were severely injured.
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PetroIeum.

Pittsburg, 16.-Oil was very
much excited again to-day and the
wild scenes of the past few days
were repeated in the exchange. The
market opened very strong at 6S%
and steadily advanced until the
close this afternoon when 74M was
bid. The sales aggregated, 4,435, 900.
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NERVE iH1 HlAIH DISEASES

xSR c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment specific fcr dysteris, Oiz-
1ness. Commissions, Nervous Hea3sohe, Men
tsI Depression, Loss q Memory, Premst1re
Ola Are. caused by over-exeTtion, over-indul.
esnce. excuses or oTerwork Of the brain
Which leads to Paralysis, decay and de.tnl
0oe bor vii curs recent cases. Each box
Contains ons months Treatment. One dollar
a cox, or SIX boxes R5r ave donArs; sent BY
maIi prepaid on receipt Of price. We gusrAn-
tee SIX boxes to crrs any case. with each
order received by US Tor six boxes, kccom-
pan led with Eve dollars, We VIII SEND tne
urchaaer our written guarauiee 10 return the
money If the treatment does -. eject cure.
guaraT Ices iseusd only by 2. c. n. /. Drug
i store Salt Eaka T,itv.
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$500 REWARD.

a reward of $500 is hereby Of
fered for the recovery of the body
Of the late J. D. Farmer, drowned in
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
Conn Bros.
Salt Lake City, Aug. z, 1882. =
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Crimtnsi Calendar.

indianapolis, 10. = Mrs. Walton
was sentenced for life in the pen
iten.iary for the murder of her hus-
band.
Berlin, 16.-BathasSar, a green
socialist, hung himself in prison,
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HauIOn Accepts.

Toronto, Ont, 16.-Hanlon &C
eepts Ross challenge to row for 3d.
500 and the championship of the
world two weeks from signing the
articles.
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JUST ARRIVED.

A fine assortment Of Wall Paper
and Decorations, at
MIDGLEY s. Sons,
1920 Second South street.
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WELLS AND aESSPOOLS.

Parties wishing Wells or Cess
pools sunk and braced up, can have
the same done at the very lowest
prices. Good work guaranteed.
JOSEPH MASTERS.
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STREET CARS TO THE D. &R. G.
DEPOT.

Car leaves Cliff House corner at
Z o'clock q. m. to connect with : 30
train, and runs every half hour
thereafter until 6 p. n.
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DUNFORD'S FARM

In Sugar House Ward to lease, con-
tanning eighty acres; well fenced ;
twenty acres in lucerne in good
growth; sixteen shares of water
riPhts.
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WANTED.

Ten Quarrymen. inquire OF
Lewis Oyiatt, half block east Coop
tannery, Nineteenth Ward. or
Henry Owen, at Jones lime kiln.
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WANTED.

A middle-aged man competent to
take care OF horses and act as coach
man. Apply to VIM. Jennings.
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NEW, NEAT, CLEAN AND COM
PORTABLE.

The Walker Opera House Restau-
rant, Coffee and Lunch Rooms.
Lunches tall hours of the Day and
Evening. BREAKFAST, DIN
n Err and SUPPER. All the Deli
cacles Of the Season. Board by the
Day or Week.
II. 0. STEARNS.
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LABORERS WANTED

At Pascoe & Sons lime kilns. APP
ply on premises.
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ELECTION NOTICE,

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L Utah and Salt Lake Canal Company
will take cties that in pursuance Of Ar:
XI OF Il articles Of Incorporation and
Section OF the Bye Laws OF said COM
psny 9 a Getting Of the Stockholders Is
hereby ca lied for the purpose OF electing
board Of seven Trustees Secretary
and Treasurer for the ensuing two
years and to transact suc1 other busl-
ness 81 may be brought before said
meeting.
Salt Lake City, Sept. Is, 1882.
D. BOCKHOLT, Sec'y.
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FoR THE Finest Of Teas and
Coffees, go to
7 NEEDHAM & SPRINGER.
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LADIES, Misses and Children's
Fine and Seasonable Shoes
At BUNFORD s.
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BRICK LAYERS TAINTED.

Good brick layers wanted; also
stone maSons enquire at Elias Nor
ris,
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ut. Without Medicines
SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGIES,
" Tatented October Is. 1876. One box
M a vii cure any case In four days or less
tas9fsss VIII cure the most obstinate case, no
M OF how long Standing.
arSsi-leSeou5 doses OF cubebs. c0pabia or oil OF
ga ~ S.Ooo, that are certain to produce dyspep-
p..looe esStfoylng The cOatingS OF the stomach.
On fees72Isl 90 Sold by 3IIfdruggists, or mailed
bend folp e,ool price. Jor further particulars
:, q tyIcular. z. o. Box 1858
ALLAN CO., S. john street, New YOT;
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
WANTED.

A Girl to do General Housework.
Apply to I. @. Patton, third house
east of st. Marks School,, +
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PUBLIC SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PROPERTY DE-
sbed below and now remaining unclaimed in the II
he Central Railway Company, will be sold for
satisfy the charges thereon for freight and storage together with
costs Of sale the said sale VIII he made at the Freight Depot OF the
Company, Salt Lake City, Utah.
saturday the 14tn day Of October 1892
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AT OGDEN STATION.
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[ORIGINAL.l
. CHARITY BRINGETH PEACE :,
ON THE pRArH OF THE LITTLE ONE

on THE DEATH OF THE LITTLE ONES.
Mother, now bring us the stockings;
have just been away down the street:
The toys and the nuts and the playthings
have and the candies SO sweet.
Two each for the eight, what a number
sixteen but there's plenty for all;
Just bring them here mother and hang them
Right up on the sitting room wall.
Eght Of the most beautiful faces
es, ten, Tor our own shall be there
Will assemble on Christmas at daylight.
To take down each amply filed pair.
O but they'll thank dear old Santa
With childish and warm hearted glee.
And take down the wonderful stockings,
And look then at you and at me.
Mary. what now2 Are you crying?
O, my! forgot in my glee
Fhat Death, the cold, -heartless destroyer,
Has lett to us now only three.
What shall do with the presentsT
Give al to the three that we keep,
And leave those who have gone Up to heaven
Without when they wake from their sleepP
mo- said the mother. "dear Jacob.
To each we send their own part
tAltho1gh my good head is the larger,
She always Is wiser in heart)-
Not very far from our doorway
know poor widow with fve-
Whom Santa Claus viii be forgetting
If charity something don't give.
s'Gtns to the little ones helpless.
You know, to the Lord are all given
And He, if we pray Him to do so,
VIII give them 10 ours in heaven"
Lonely the widow sat sewing
And thinking, when down the floor
A package from Santa Claus tumbIed,
Right in through the half opened door.
Warmly she thanked the good donors,
And prayed that the Lord would impart
COntentment and peace in good measure,
For their kindness and goodness OF heart.
Sleeping that night. was given
dream of such sweetness and bliss:
MethOught that down from high heaven
Ny chtldre came each With kiss
Saying. '''Tis Christmas IN heaven
Such Christmas as earth has ne'er seen
o papa, we never can tell you
Its brightness and glory serene.
Gifts, too, Of Joy and Of gladness-,
Such gifts neer had before:
Wen keep them and show them to mamma
And You on the bright golden shore"
Never more now can I mourn them;
A halo seems left on my mind,
OF brightness. and glory. and sunshine
With which they are ever enshrined.
Christmas will ALWAYS bring nearer
And nearer, as each passes by.
The time when their gifts they will show me.
In heaven, beyond the blue sky.
o. when my treasures are stored there,
How e'er can my footsteps now roam
Away from the path that leads upward
High up TO our heavenly home.
CIearfeld Twp, Cambria Co., Pa. Jan. I, 1882.
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Me-, Of E,,,tnsnt Abfkttu.

Scholars and chemists. have devoted years Of time
and skillul labor that they might. in a measure,
relieve human suffering. Or. Faust's German Ar
omatic Wine is the result Of the most patient and
careful experiments. 1t IS prepared with the most
scrupulOus care from pure Grape Juice and the
choicest Fruits Roots and Herbs, and stands pre-
eminently without equal for the Of ladies
suffering with private disorders aged feeble and
debiltated persons, and those recovering from the
effects Of exhaustinK disease mental or physical
oVerwork- Guaranteed to promote digestion and
lnVlgOratc and give new and permanent vital force
In no way can 1t he used IntoXicant. Ask
Druggists. For sale at +. James new Drug Store
Ebensburg. Pa. G4-S.-e.O.w1y.J
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD CrTGzEN.-DIr Mat
thew NJ. O'Neiil died at his residence in this
place on Monday night, January I6. 1882 aged
about 81 years. Mr.. O'NeiII's death was sudden
and unexpected and was great shock to the en-
tire community. He appeared to be in his usual
health on the previous day, was up in town when
the night train arrived about halfpast ten o'clock
AMI then went to his home. About 2 O'Clock the
next morning his daughter Maggie went to MS
sleeping apartment to wake him. and was horrf-
ned 70 and him dead IN his bed. the cause Of his
death, as we suppose, being disease of the heart
Deceased was born in Derry county, Ireland and
came TO this country with his parents in 1875
Wheu he was about six years old. His father set
tied on a iarm in what is now Munster towns hin
and died there many years ago. The deceased
was a saddle and harness maker by trade and car
ried on the business in this place during the last
thirty years, and perhaps longer. We knew him
well and can Justly and truthfuily sav Of him thar
ne was upright and honest in all his worldly
transactions, and conducted himself as a peaces-
Die, quiet citizen. He was well known throughout
the county and his large circle of friends will sin
cereIy regret his sudden and untimely death
his wife, a most excellent woman, preceded him
10 the grave q few years ago. Five daughters and
Two sons survive him. His remains were Inferred
IN the Catholic cemetery Wednesday morning.
after the usual religious exercises and an Impress.
I've and eloquent sermon by Rev. Father Reardon
May his soul rest in peace.
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THE OTHER DEPARTMENT IS
LADIES' MTSTIN UNDERWEAR

made Of superior Aruslins and Cambrics and with
a view to attract the best buyers-said Underwear
ranging from Good Common Plaid Goods up to
the Finest Trimmed Grades.
rs dozen Plain Chemises at soc. each.
20 dozen Ladies Embroidered Chemises at 81. 90
each h. A good and absolute bargain
90 dozen Ladies' White Skirts at Sl.OO 81 % and
l.5O. splendid values.
2O.dOzen Ladies' Night Dresses at 81 90 81 .2S and
$50. Splendid bargains
10 dozen Ladies' Embroidered Drawers at soc.
New Shirt and Chemise combined in four grades,
Trimmed, Lace and Embroidery.
These only few Of the special values in these
good, but altogether we showing line in this
department that directly interests the pOcketbOoks
of buyars. well satisfies the good taste Of all
in the matter Of finish. design and quality.
Two cases new Irish Crochet and Registered
Cotton Trimmings. Choice designs and best val
ues uow offered. Wholesale and Retail.
Bargains in all our 26 departments OF last week
are continued with additions placed on each couu-
ter daily. q u broken lines and surplus stock
must and viii be sold.
One lot 22-inch Black Satin at 75c.
Eancy Brocade silks and Six 1Iixtures, on SIX
Counter, at soc.
Brocade veIvets, 500 up to finest grades. All
reduced.
Bargains In Fancy Pushes. =. so, from $40.
Bargains In Plain Black SILK Costume Nelvets
at S225 worth s3 90.
100 pieces, being all our inc Fancy French Dress
Goods. Plaids and Stripes, placed on q counter at
Sl.25-reduced from $500 and $3.50 per yard.
Piles OF w oOl Filling Dress Goods at 10, 1213 and
lbc.: worth 253 TO the consumer.
1000 dozen Linen Towels on sale at prices Of
special Interest.
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O. wrsr. Young map. ls qood ,dvlce

y
And many heart Ii thrills,
y ct tho east would be better of, we know.
II some young men before they 90,
Would settle their unpaid bills.
Whether the young men go west or remain in
the east there viii be unpaid bills to worry
him SO far as :. BlumenthRl. 1i1e Eleventh ave
nue., Altoona, is concerned. That gentleman sells
strictly for cash, and thststhe why he is en-
aDled TO furnish ladies and gentlemen with boots
and shoes at such remarkably low prices H has
now the biggest and best lot Of wear for the feet
ever seen in Altoona and if article goes out Of
his establishment which fails to give satisfaction.
he viii refund the money. Particular attention Is
directed TO his Arctic overshOes, gum Shoes and
other suitable for the sloppy weather we
have been favored with SO extensively this winter
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| UDITOR,s NOTICF--1n fhe O-

"A phsns' Court OF Cambris county.
In the matter Of the account or James II. Sing
eT. Administrator OF George Wehn, deceas sed
AndinOw, 18th December 1851. on motion or Geo.
N. Reado, ESQ, Alvin Evans appointed Auditor
TO decide and report upon the exceptions filed TO
the second and partial account Of said Admins
traitor and make report 70 next term.
BY the Court.
In pursuance Of the above appointment ! VIII
sit at my ONCE In Ebensburg, Mondau the s0fh
day Of JaHudyy, 4. D. 1883, at o'clock p N TO
attend to said duties-at which time and place an
persons interested may attend if they see proDer
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor
Ebensburz Jan. Is Iss2-gt
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BRIEF Observation-Disclosures Conrad, OF the Nc
NeytOwn Journal. and his excellent wife have both
been seriously indisposed for some weeks past but
are glad to learn that thcy surely though
slowly recovering their wOnted health. which we
hope viii be permanent when II does c0me.--We
inadvertently omitted last week to note the death
Of Miss Annie NJ. J. Brown, daughter of William
Brown, Esq, of Dudley. Hunttn gdOn county, and
niece Of Henry Seaman. Esq. Of CaTrOlltOWn, this
county. which sad event occurred at her home in
Dudley the day before New Years. Miss Brown
lady, and on several occasions contributed
etical gems 10 the columns of the Freeman under
the nom dc plume Of Minnie Myrtle" Her age
was about 80 years and her disease consumption.
letter came day late and that accounts for its
appearance on our local page. and also for the
tailment 70 some extent of its fair proportions
Our young merchant friend. r. {. Parrish was re-
dane sphere Of his first born. the same being Of
the feminine persuasion. and now he Is saddened
by an attack OF chllS, something Of that nature
which has!conhned him to the house, ,ithO we hope
thy young friend. DR.. VrOEeIl. OF GaIlirzin. was
married a Few days ago to a young lady of Wilkes
barre. and never said word to us before OF since
about IL. We freely and tully forgive him. how
and his fair young bride may,neyer be marrcd Ell
ther-ln this world or the world TO come.--AltoO-
ma mas Just lost On5 OF its very best citizens by the
death Of Mr.. Bernard J. Kelly. who suddenly ex-
Of the lungs, while at work in the Z. r X wheel
shOp. We knew Mr. Kelly since early bOv-
mood. and We can bear ample testimony to his in
teErlty and kindness of heart Ha was born in
and three children. May God grant rest eternal
to his sOul.--Mr. Uriah Bingham, Of Johnstown
had his right thigh broken and was seriously hurt
about the head and breast by fail Of slate in the
G. I. Go. e ore mine in Taylor township, on last
saturday morning. His recovery is OF at least
was. considered doubtful.
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CRUSHED USDER A MASS OF WIRR-The ut,per
moor OF the wire works on Portage street. in Cone
mauRn borough, gave way about ~ O'Clock on last
saturday p1orulng. the disaster being caused bv
Ihe heaYy weight Of several tons Of wire and the
ehllre mas came down on an empIoye named MI.
chae boyian. who was At work IN the wire-gfrs W
lIg department underneath fracturing his left
aFH aooVe and below the elbow, pressing his fore
Hta9 against the drawing bench. and bruising his
.eau anu BODY in shocking manner. II was also
reared at the time that he injured nternaIIV
anu lheJ death was inevitable, but at latest ae-
counts he was improving very rapidly and his
edfiy recovery seems now to be certain IS his
escape IRON horrible death was miraculous
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Ok Thirty DAYS TRIAL.-We win send DR.
Dyes celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and other
h-ieCtIle a Appilances on trial for thirty days to
young men and older persons who are af7iictsd
WIN Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. etc guar
snteelng speedy relief and complete restoration Of
vigor and manhood. Also for Rbeumsfisno Nan
Tslgia, Paraiysis- Liver and Kidney dificuIties
huptsTee- and many other diseases Illustrated
rnsEtheIls Aleh. Ho-qS~lv n i
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HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE
IL OR RENT.-Incressing age having render
ed IL necessary for the unders ned 10 retire from
active business. he offers for sale hisflarge BRICK
HOTEL PROPERTY in Ebensburg. long and IA
vOra hlytknOWn the .tLatterner House, said
house is located on the corner OF High and Centre
streets, in the most prominent part Of the town. s
three stories high, with mausard roof, contains
fourteen large rooms and is in excellent condition
throughout. There ia a good stable, smoke house
and other needful buildings on the premises The
property viii be sold at fair price and on accom-
mOdating terms but IL not disposed Of in that way
By the 1st Of April next 10 viii then be for rent on
the right terms to the right party.
MICHAEL LATERNER
Ebeusburg. Jan. 13, 1Ss2-2m.
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Ladies, for those distressing COM
plants to sCHich yO3t are subject.
USe DIR. F'01tst's German 4ronlatjc
~ t3e. +-7.'S1.-1y.I
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HEMEEEAL.

COULTER.-EIarried in AItoo.
ma. on Thursday, Jan. i, 1902, by Alderman John
O'ToOle, Mr.. LIsLE I. MORRISON. Of Houtzdale,
Clearhcld county, and Miss JENNIE COULTER, of
LlOydsville, this county.
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BOGGS 81 BUHL,
lis FEDERAL STREET. ALLEGHENY

n. B.-Visit our Cloak Department We are
giving bargains in Fine, Elegant Wraps never
heard Of before. Fine Seal Sacques and Circulars.
All must be sold. Some Seal SaCques marked
down to $1,000. Some Fur-Lined Circulars mark
ed down TO $500 and $500. Extra fue grades at
equal reduction.
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A TDITOR,S NOTICE-1n - of

a
"a Common Pleas Of Cambria county
In the matter Of the nrst and fual account Of
Philip Pritch, Assignee Of }. A. nIaher.
And. now, to Wit the hith day Of December. A.
d ISL Alvin Erans appointed Auditor On the
above sisted case 70 report distribution Of balance
IN hands Of accountant ito the persons entitled TO
receive the same. BY the Court.
In pursuance OF the above appointment, viii
sit at my Office IN Enensburg on Friday. Tho 10Th
day Of february 4. .. 1853. At o'clock. r n. 10
attend TO said dutiss-at which time and place all
persons interested may attend N they see proper.
ALVIN EFANS Auditor.
Ebensburz Jan. 1s. Iss2.-8r
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TROUBLE IN COURT.

Unhappily it seems that of late days some
of the lawyers of Philadelphia have so far
fallen from grace as to have elapsed into the
careless and disrespectful habit of addre S.
ing the Court while wearing their OveTcOats.
1t is sincerely TO be hoped. TO prevent serious
trouble, that these gentlemen of the Phila-
delphia bar will be pleased to remove their
overcOats, Before getting upon their feet
Unless they do so the Court will have to per-
form the unpleasant duty of making for
nal objection to the custom. 1t is hoped
that the Court will not be driven to such an
alternative. G. n. :.