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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-06-23

w w. y y NJ - " N, NJ. d.,
LOretto, Cambria Co., Pa,
Tenders his professional services to such of the
citizens of The above place and vicinity as may
require medical aid. April 2i.-Iy.l
JAMES j. OATMAN, NJ. d.,
tenders his professional services as Ply
sloian and Surgeon to the citizens Of Carroll
tcwn and vicinity. Office in rear of build
ing occupied by j. Buck & Co. as a store.
Night calls can be made at his residence, one
door south of a. Haug's tin and hardware
store. r May 9, 1867.
R j. LLOYD, successor to r. S.
BUM, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, &c. Store on Main street, opposite
the "Mahsion House." Ebensburg, Pa.
October II. 1867.-6m.0
d. MLAUGHLIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Johnstoacn, Pa
Il Office in the Exchange building, on the
Corner of Clinton aud Locust streets-up
stairs. Will attend to all business connect
ed with his profession.
Jan. 81. l867.-tf.
JOHN p. LINTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Joh,.sto,on. Pa
II Office in building on corner of Main and
Franklin street, opposite Mansion House,
second floor. Entrance on Franklin street.
Johnstown. Jan. 81. l867.-tf.
G. L. PERSHING, ATToRNEY-AT-
Se Law, JOLnstOacH, Pa. Office on Frank
lin street, upstairs, over John Benton's
Hardware Store. Jan. 81, 1867.
a. w. Easily, ATTORNEY AT Law.
&1s Office, No. los Franklin street, Johns
town, Ia two doors North Of Frazer's Drug
Store Will attend promptly to all manner of
legal business that may be entrusted to him
A. KoPELIN. T. W. DICK.
Johnstown. Ebensburg.
L OPELIN & DICK, ArroRNEYs,AT-
AA Law Ebensburg Pa Office with VIM.
kittell. Esq, Colorado Row. oct22.-tf.
R. L. JOHNSTON, J E. sCANLAN
JOHNSTON & sCANLAN.
Attorneys at Law,
Il Ebenshurg, Cambria CO., Pa.
Office opposite the Court House..
Ebensburg, Jan. 81. 1867-tf.
F. A. sHoENAKER,... GEO. W. oATMAN
SHOEMAKER & OATMAN, ArroR-
~ SIys AT LAW, Ebensburg, Pa. Offices on
high street, Immediately east of Huntley's
hardware store. Tap.S, SO
"M- II. SECHLER,. ATroRNEY~Ar,.
Law, Ebensburg, Pa. Office in rooms
recently occupied by Geo. NJ Reade, ESQ in
CoIonade Row Centre street. [aug. 81.
geo. NJ. READE, Attor7.e,,at>La0
~ Ebensburg, Pa. Office in new building
recently erected on Centre street, two doors
from High street. lang 81
JOSEPH NPDONALD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, EBens5atrq. Pa
Hotel Han Al 1se7.tf
L. p. TIERNEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, E6ensburo. Pa
d Office in Colonade Row.
Jan. 5, 1867>tf.
WILLIAM KITTELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, EBensburo Pa
u 0tfice in Colonade Row, Centre street.
Jan. 81. 1867.-tf
JOHN FENLON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, E5ens6uro Pa
y ottice on High street, adjoining his resi-
dence. Jan 3i. fs67 If
tYfAMES C. EASILY, ATroRNEY-
- AT-LAw, Cayvollfoac,s, Cambria Co. Pa.
Collections and all le.d business promptly
a1'ehoed ~ 70. Jan 81, 1867.
H KINKEAD, Justice Of the Peace
aud Claim Agent-Ofice removed to
the office formerly occupied by NJ. Rasson,
L'q'' dsc'd' OF High ST.. Ebensburg. jlS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-06-23

Lamp Burners, Wick and Chimnevs
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
j would call particular attention to the Light
House Burner, with Glass Cone, for giving
more light than any other in use. Also, the
Paragon Burner, for Crude OIL
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Lien Il. MINER. huCTIOEETR.
n BY ALLEN B. MINER Il BROTHER,

Henry H Leeds : Miner
Established lS47(
Saesrooms Nos 95 Chambers ~ Reado street: Art
Galleries s17 and sl9 Broadway
On Saturday ocohnr % ll% O'Clock at onr salesrooms
Nos. 80 Cham and II Reade .treei,
LARGE AND -ELEGhNT ASSORTMENT or HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, MIRRORS, CARPETS,
CLOCKS BRONIES, FANCY GOODS. SAFES, OFFICE
pTRMIrI RE LoJNGEs EASY CHAIRS, PARL0R AND
first private residence, removed for convenience Of
sale
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A LBEaT u. WALDRQT, AUCrIoNEER
IL Salesrooms los u crty and Ill Cedar street.
Genteel Household Furniture


THIS DAY ut 100 Ole oek,
WAIDRON COOKE will srl by auction, this day, n gene
raj assortment OF second hand Furniture
moved for convenience OF sas cudng Parlo Chamber,
Library and Dining Room Furniture. every variety In
suits or separate pieces; Velvet Medallion, frusses
Ingram Carpene u rolls OF ocloh choice patterns sold
lots 70 snt frfnch pate Per and Nante Mirrors, Parior
Fruit Dishes So English Cutlery and Plated Ware; also
part OF an administrators stock o straw iusk Exceso
liar top and pure Hair Mattresses; also
lows Flankets Sheets Coniorters Crum5 Cloths &c Bill
lard Table safe, Extension and Centre Tables Kitchen A.
tlclcs. &c. Catalogues al sale.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
20 GROVE STREET. r.-FusNIsGsp FRONT AM, ASD
Board, ON moderate terms.
20 FIFTH AvENrT.-bARGE ELEGANT SUIT OF
ss a9o q s, aSor s s grvs soe m a
motaiions arc Invited 10 cal.
ct WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
~ Rooaas g lst, wita q without Board
Table pfs' class and vel supplied,
es lRyIgG rLAcr. NORTHWEST CORNER EIaE
% teenl enasomely rarnishei Room or pr.
lcr ooF also Rooms on thrd ana fourth foos lct with
Board.
eQ WEST EIEvESTH sTREfr, NEAR FIFTH AVE.
man and vic Or pa q w o d9 sGf earS scai
terms moaerate' iamily aaali Ratsrencss e.ehaassd
70 IRVING ByylNSGi rIAcE-E -E23reA WIDTH, ,REguRNIsuep
riencss, v7sh without Board orrrySte table
II SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR FOURTEENTH
street iionse ust vaealea by private family dosr
noe Rooms 70 le with o. without meals ha and cold water
an every room
~ MADISON AvFNuR-spcoND STORY pARf or
= and bedroom ana siaRe Room with uneSceplonabe
Board, % family or party q gentlemen
rs hgxIEerGS a. AyESUg Aso ,E rEEAsAET
clata house; rctefenefs exchanged.
CT MAcDouGAL STREET -. CLEMENTS PLACE
Or Frout Room W sleond ioor @ et with Board, TO
epces exchanged.
- ~ uisAcd Room Il oi Win Hoard 10 twe persons:
.S....s ss'' e'so : ~. ..-o" ier =.
I00 EAST rwEhrgguRp srRfEr, coRNER or
IttD Fourth ayouueA lady having aksn he house would
oher choice ol Rooms Y famies 81 single senenen
highest references giroa and resared.
zoe MAcDouGaL srREEr-NicFLy FURNISHED
'''s Z 80
l0r FAST TFrEEErH STREET, NEAR uSIoN
lOD square--Ecwy aud eegapuy Furnished Rooms,
terms mo crate
JT9 EAsr TWELfFH srREET NEAR FOURTH
oat bath 6re Sc house ana iocsi6n frat class; rse.
TO wrsr Twryry. .EtgHru STREET yE.E
- eiytb ayer.e NitA g,srj bap III room Ia a rcn
Iemau terms s Also one unf1rai iei Room sui,asie
TIE East sEyEsFEEHrH sTRGET, BETWEEN
LID Youth avenue ana Irylng place Two LARGE cc-
100 wEST PwENTY.rafGD STREET -nFsiRABLE
~ goars for tt eass geat!canen or gentcmea aud
4 aesra 6rssnS . II asar esr.ees essan. '@'io
-
TOO rASv trsl.rerSTu STREET. Tyvo s1rrrS nm
III Rooms csgan,ly furnished ID let ,vith private
100 EAST TwENrY.ForRru sgRerr.-A FAMILY
~ hin rant 4 "a M. Az Baarj +, - VICE
suit II aaadgomey fnrnshed Rucas location eonycnen
10 S''s - '''''' ''''''0n pavement
400 EAST TUFNTYpnIPp STREET .T,gn ppOvT
20 Rooms on tie secoal door 10 ci wlh Heagd ua
.Aeis - W sSt.'.s''iin 't'0 WIZ ---
I.n WEST YuTp7 SIXTH SrRTRT a GENTLE
Room win hoard IN lie i,, M NAN ,yIo i''Asa
1an p,sr srvppr,sgIr er,,,,,r -r.p 7nv1yc
lou iaeeTo it, ui.h irs. class Bard ;or tic winter
chSnoed ~ "N' WV n" 'eoN' -uA@"e'' - seis'cs1 e&
700 1InTnTy sTRrrr- -,pA Apv,,rvrs IA rrr
XII f,'fpt, - ~ /. n.
15; GOOD BoaIl ala 1 s s yas Sa's at rf al
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y GAGFNEy. AucTIoNEER, 225 BoWERY, SELLS
r. this dav. 'a O'Clock, the Lease Stock Fixtures
OF the prominent Corner Liquor the
ngon Mangn streets: Counter, Shelving, Pumps
Glasses, Measures, assorted Liquors, in
Rain shine
CHERIFF'S sALE-RODAYS s. BRASSEL, AUCTIONEER
- viii SELL this day, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. No. 46a Pearl
street 1900 Cigars nssorted brands; lot of Photographic
assortment Of Grockery and Hardware.
JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff.
JAMES DEMPSEY, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

n H. PIERsoN, AUGTIoNEER.
Py A. D. MELLTCK, JE. Il BRO,
Auctioaeers and Dealers in New jersey Real Estate
10 Fine street, New York.
Second gra md sale at Scotch Plains, N. T.,
Fsnwood Station,
one hour from sic OF the the Central
Railroad of New Jersey,
TUESDAY, November ], 1870.
A great opportunity for men OF moderate means.
430 choice Lots.
Immediately ut the village,
adjoining churches, schools and stores.
Plank walk to station.
Streets all hanisom ely graded,
Plank walk in from. of every lot.
Lovely mountain scenery.
Only El0 payment and the aucoueers Ice each lot
auired day of sale.
Free train and luncheon.
Splendid music by urafula's Seventh regiment band.
Maps passes for special tran leaving the foot of
Liberty street at 1 A. NJ the day Of sac can be had
upon application to
CoUDERT BROS, Attorneys,
A. Wall street,
r. o. GLOVER, No. Dey street, and to
a. ID. MELLICK, Jr., BRO,
Auc,ioncers NO. 6 Pine street.
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EeIRnr!,S WANTED.

BcsRDrRs WANTED.
BLOCK East FROM CITY lAI Mn. rRsSkpoEr a. ,p6m.
House Frankfort street. corner @ ~ ~ sO 10 IA psr
week. opop su neat
nGce FROM FIFTH AgENuE;LAns,E Sus;.I s,,.,. ASD
Waresiey lia,e
SUIT oil rLEs ANT ATAsTNEsrs WITH PRIVATE
1 tahr ami aaaaen Nta8h kpN5A, aa3 fNth GFGNGc,
fronting srua way Madison SQUARE aud MIA avenue.
! sur or lkEoN sNp HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
| R1onstu M. N lN n AHhcni rry2e table ~ a raon
seusio ucst aoer 70 Wesiia se.an4 Ho;e references ex
'hi~cf'
% HOUSE WfsY or lraHYH AvENpr. ~ WEST
= fowcsutn streeths! oass hoari 4 reasonable rates
. rLFAsAsT sUNSY, wTLL FuRHlsHED SINGLE
= Rooms M8 hoaId tuit4te i9r Two sea- emeni cen
iomin l,rc.L
y MINUTES WALK FROM BROADWAY CARS PA
- west 4sd an eet bslshttu Rooms @fA Board par
mooefa.e.
~ FLooR~-AE ELEGANT SUIT or ROOMS, w 4
;S = tys sg' /, g es g siasa & a,y fay, WIN private
. WEST FoRFy-TmRp STREET, one DOOR rnou
WIN board hosse hFtt class Fth STAGES pass
door
9D house EAST FIFrH AVENUE Is ELEVENTH
siugy, WITH rst class Bofd bown s.one house so4tlon
aneAceptionabic; reference.
= EAsr riHRFyFousru srRrpT-LARGE NEWLY
- furnished Rooms may be o6iainea, with frst esss
Beard location uneqnsnel for elegance conycnlucc
ETH AyEEuE, 10 HANDSOMELY FURNIsHFp sFc-
~ ond and rhd Floors et el aia or siagy Is families
moiesstc "'a = ""N'u' N'''@'S ''''' 'S'ia'
dc roR SINGLE ROOMS wITH BOARD; aooMs
anc Board per day. - ie - Dupont aouse ~ alson st.
Ge 70 ~ PR wEEg roR sIEGLE Rooms Ar ia
W. b1het Ssss lee hooms ier saln !icsi house qiet,
= East sIxrEEKrH STREET. BETWEEN FIFrI
avenue and Union square,. III, any furnishcd R0otns,
.ass sa ssaces sa Ss q two saaea van s'
IN FAST yWEATl-EIGHfH STREET FIVE DOORS
~ from FiAh avenue A dgslraie frrRish I;oon 10
is, TO persens. WIKI hoara ii desired; 10 a
t@'' - i''''s : ~ i1.s'snee' ssAs1'ia''
9YH Strict NFsI FIFTH AyrNTe tstrr
- Rooms. %h eatra lance einselr ror ,s, 'sr .tb
rood Board; house warmed 5y laeaaee: fse.ages eHl
= : = 'N''-'' s'''4'
me Nis.iy fnrp5she Go-S,s u Io1 =, ,'i1 - - = ~ -
Ey, With class Boar Terms eIatc Re!crtAes re.
~.
a Ta sTREEr NEW SO. gI2, NEAR EIGHTH AVEECr
possre tard ao1r 70 ut, M s5ea ss 70 ,ea ,l sA
s-.ss OH's 's4so"..o@
11TB STREET, slt, NRsF-A nASpsugF LARGE
sa hiri ana rol,S Gooss rs ~ s5 Bcr rraes
eoos. 0ny those within. 70 pay FOR lat class accom-.
piodailons need appy.
14TH STREET SsI wrsE-uAEpsorErv Frp
nshed ROOMS s,ie slGeiy, - ass Roard,
for families; also 4esshe Rooms ior Terms gsa,
--.',e'e. $50 s"'es A'o~"asl
GI = PER MLEk-lScLCnISG Gas AND FIRE, FOR
$50 Bleeckor greet ''''"'' " " -
Y LIVINGSTON PLACE, CORNER FAST SEVEN
teenth street on sluEreaa sglaTe-Parties desi ing
please cal and examine ''' '''N'
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- rLFAsAST SUNNY, WTIL FURNISHED SINGLE
= Rooms 100 N0ard euit Tile t0r tNo ecat cinen; cen.
lca50o. Fll elias reeseaco gwen 81 Yves. twenty
fOnrlh ltrett
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

prorK FROM FIFTH AVENUE. LARGE AND
esnrnn,a fE ishea Rooins ol families slnrie gen
tlcmen lousc and iabo tSt class prices moAof~te, lU
Naverigy ilatc
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-t3 Beert, for gentlemen and wives. IN brown stone
house So sne Rooms 81 80; location arat class
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

10 WEST FOURTH sfREET.-PIEAsAET FUR.
10 Eished front Room 70 le eeutlc!ns wife
two single gcntiemeni houie and at class
enees exchanged.
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GT n PER NEEk-lSCLCDISG Gas AND FIRE, FOR
Pip furnished Rooms. NhA excellent Board. FOR entle.
man anu vic of single sehilenen Single h0os - to 81.
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!, Rr0CK FAST FROM CITY HALL. fRANkFokr
anse Frank font street, corner of William s50 rooms
room d yoursof ec. 5Qa por day. ~ oO 70 " Per
week upoa al nIEaL
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

EO FIFTH AyENrF.-bARGE ELEGANT SUIT OF
VIZ Rooms fr6i floor or family private table II de-
se1; also single Rooms. Parties desiring superior
iooGaiions Invited 10 cali
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

lE IRVING pLAGr. NORTHWEST CORNER FlGE.
Va teelA Handsomely Furnished Room or par.
lcr oori also Rooms hird ana fourth foos 10 ct With
Eoafd.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

I 9TH STREET, SESE FIFTH AY.NTE-uRLL
- Rooms, ~lth eatr large cipSelg, f0r gent uen wlt
rood Board house war1ncd ~ lutnace fe.e!sases eA.
changed a West Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

OK LAFAYETTE PLACE (CoLoNNADE RoW), oPrO-
oD site Asor Lfbrary.-Handsomey furnished Rooms,
with Board, for famies and lentenen table bearders
taken. References requrei
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

II SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR FOURTEENTH
street -BoGsc lust vacated by private Family; desr-
aae Rooms 70 le with without meals; hai cold
every room.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

Cp7 WEST TWENTY FIRST STREET.-NICELY FUR
20 nished Rooms let, families single gentle
men, in French family moderate references
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

OQo WEST FOURTH STREET.-THE LET, A PLEAS
A,'t ant furnished Room, suitable for gentleman and
wife or two single gentlemen
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

90 EAST TWENTY. EIGHTH sTREEr-LAgGE PLEA
20 front om, with good Board, on easy terms FOR
two or three sce en- togetaor, where French may
spoken.
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no LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE BROWN
private House 444 East Fifty eighth street, with
all mo6ern improvements, to small gentee family; rent
reasonable Inquire on the premises
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

FT'O LEr-PART or HOUSE IL BEDFORD STREET,
i consisting Of front basement paror floor and two attic
rooms; gas and water. Apply to NJ. NJ. MlLDEBERGER,
80 Caruinc street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

% EAST TWELFTH STREET, FEW DOORS WEST OF
DO broadwE One suis OF Rooms second 6oor; also
single Rooms with Board for families slnge gentlemen
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

Al EAST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR BROAD.
4 way.-Wel furnished Roens, couneotiug first and
second aoors 70 rent wtb Board private table.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

% OLIVER STREET, NEAR CHATHAM SQUARE,
40 few good BoardcTs wanted
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND DAUGHTER, DESIRE
"A Suit OF Rooms, furnished with Board private table
terms must be moderate Address Q. b., Herald oncc.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

4 - EkGT NINTH STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY
and Untv3rsi.y piaceSecond Floor 10 LET, consisting
Of foul ruoms, with or v,eut Board, sinsy
References
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

A THIRD FLOOR TO LEr-SIX ROOMS; ALL MOD
IA improvements beautifully situated plenty OF pan
try room Rent low To a small family. Apply all month
4s4 West Fortyfourth street. Newly painted.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

ITO LET-oNE FLOOR IN NICE PRIVATE HOUSE.
for small family; hot and cold and gas price
SIG Ter month Inquire at 3t East Thrythri street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

SALES AT AUCTiDN.
A Lien B. MINER. AUCTlONEEk,
IA ny AIKEN i. MINER & BROTHER,
LATE HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
(Esiablshed lSA7.)
salogrooms 95 Chambers and " Reade streets.
Leeds hrt Galleries sl7 and Sl9 Broadway.
Auction Notice.
Mcgsrs. ALLEN y. MINER 4 BROTHER VIII give their
personal attention. for the past "a ycara,
sales Of Household Furniture at the residence OF families
declining housekeeping, at their spacious saesrooms
s. Chambers street. extending through TO u Reade
aeo 10 stocks Of Merchandise "a owners stores, and
at their galleries as above ALLEN B. MINER.
HENRI Il. MINER.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

ITO LET-TO SMALL FAMILY. NEAT THIRD
ri OF three and closets IN private house 2lc
East Thry,hrd street, water and gas rent S22 month
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

GREAT REDUCTION IN RENTs-FLOoRs TO LET IN
" houses 30 and 81 c. 25J Seventh
street near avenue @ "55 East Tenth street, avenue
H. L East thirteenth street, a53 East Fourteenth street,
b. ai5 East Twentysourth street, of
First 3i and 80 Fort street First
avenue also so est tiityhrs street, Eleventh
nue. Al modern improvements, water, gas &C In uire
pemiso or 70 DAVID JONES' owner Sixth street, between
/; and &.
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PART OF PRIVATE HOUSE TO LET.--FINESF
N. locality Harlem; SS5 per month TO satisfactory
tneant all modern improvements. S. II. VANDEWATER,
1257 Broadway between Thyhrst and fhrtysecoGd sts.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29

YT1O LET-TWO FRONT ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, 23<
East Thirtysixth street. private house, small family
hot and cold wafer gas and bath. Best references Ic
Oared
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-30
Ex-Presideut Fillmore,

A gentleman who recent " met ex.Pres.
ideut Fillmore at social embarrassment.
on being struck by bis vigorous appear.
ance, was told by Mr.. F., that he had ia
ken but one dose of medicine in thirty
years, and that was forced upon him nm.
necessarily. "Iattribute my good health, /"
he said, to the fact of an originally strong
constitution, to an education on the farun
and to lifelong habits of regularity and
Temperance. never smoked or chewsd
tobacco. I never knew intoxicstion.
Throughout all my public life / maiu.
tanned the same regular and systematic
habits Of living to which had previously
been accustomed. I never aliowed nv
usual hours of sleep to be interrupted.
Ih.Sabl ath all ways kept as day Of rest.
Besides being religious duty, it was es.
sential to health. On commencing nv
Presidential career I found that the Sab.
bath had frequently been employed BY
visitors for private interviews with the
President. determined to put an end to
the custom, and ordered the doorkeeper to
meet all Sunday visitors with an indis.
criminate refusal. While Chairman Of
the Committee on Ways and Means in
Congress, my duties were always onerous
and often excessive, but never suffered
an hour Of sickness through them ALL"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-30

STOLEN TREASURY NoTEs-A few
days since we published circular from
+. f. Spinner, Treasurer of the United
States, giving antaccouut Of the theft Of
two thousand $40 notes. We now learn
that the circumstances attending the theft
were as follows A gentleman and some
ladies' had obtained permission to visit the
money department in the Treasury build
ing, and when they entered two young
men went in with them, and were sup
posed by the officers to be Of the party.
While the party we're passing through and
admiring the great stacks Of grcenbacks
the two young men went up in front of a
desk where negro woman was watching
numerous $4,000 packages of new money.
One of the men stuck his face close to
that of the negrcss, as though whispering
to her or kissing her, when she fared up,
telling him that such behavior was impo-
lite, ungentlcmauly, and calculated to
create suspicion, attract attention, and, in
short. under great excitement, gave him
an old fashionable tongue.lashing. The
men seemed mortified, and turned and
went out Of the building In the evening
the colored clerkess' packages were found
to be short only $4,000. which the other
man had taken while his pard was meekly
receiving the lecture for his unmitigated
impudcnce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-30

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The annual report Of the Young Mems
Christian Association executive committee,
made at the Indianapolis Convention, gives
us the following statistics: There are now
773 Associations on this continent, l78
having been organized last year. About
one half of these have reported POI report
their expenses for the year at S2O3, ,4O9;
1l6 reported the number of tho volumes
in their libraries as l03, ,S89 287 report
5o,9O4 members; 81 report daily prayer
meetings IL report Bible classes; 81 re-
port open-air services, and 9 report sermons
1927 conversions are reported.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-30

pY-The great city of Yedo, Japan, is on
the northwest angle Of the gulf of that
name. A large stream flows through
the heart of the city. which is spanncd by
many fine bridges. The houses and shops
are very we'll kept, the temples finer by far
than those of China, very clean and much
visited. Many Of the dwellings and tenn
pies have park-lkc grounds and gardens
around them. This city which is wholly
given to idolatry, is much larger than New
York, and is next in size to London. BE.
fore this year missionaries were not per.
mittcd to live nearer than twenty miles
from Yedo, but they can now live in the
city itself.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-30

~ A curious "ice match" receutlv
took place near San Francisco, to test tho
relative virtues Of two specimens Of Ne.
one from Little Grass Valley, and the
other from the Summit. Both blocks
weighing each l3l pounds, were placed
in the sun, with even chances, the mercury
marking 80 degrees 10 the shade. The
+" Summit chunk" says the report, "was
broad and rather fiat, while the Grass
Valley specimen was longer, and sat on
one end" Toward noon, ss the match
became hot, and streams of water trickled
down the faces Of the antagonists, there
was great excitement among the friends Of
the respective chunks" and bets ran zed
from 50 SO to 500. The Summit chunk
began to have the best Of it. Grass Valley
showed deep furrows, while Summit took
the matter coolly, and seemed confident Of
victory. About the middle of the after.
noon tue friends of Grass Valley gave NJ.
and went to betting ON how long Summit
would last Itg-ew dark before the cake
was melted, and the match against time
had to be continued by the light of Ian.
terms. Summit beat Grass Valley 4 hours
and 50 minutes. About 81, 500 changed
hands on the result.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-30

SwrMMING.-A magazine called Good
Heath published from Boston, in its july
number contains an article on swimming.
from which We make the following c1-
tract srs qss,
The pleasures Of swimming need not be
dwelt on. To feel ones self completely al
home in new element, to lose the sense
Of ponderosity, to be able to move ones
limbs in any direction through an unre-
sistiug medium, is to enjoy, for the mo-
ment, the pleasures of existence of q diff.
ferent order of animals. 70 feel not the
weight Of the flesh which We often find
"too, too solid," Oh terra firma; to dart
hither and thither at will. roll over on one
side or back, or drive into che depths Be.
meath us, is little short Of ecstacy; We arc
no longer terrestrial animal, We have en-
tered new phase of existence, We are .
fish, our limbs are fms, aud the water il
our element He who passes through life
without learning to swim misses one Of the
purest pleasures life affords, and deserves
to be drowned in six.foot pond. IN