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WASHINGTON.
THE PRESIDENT AND TILE TEST OATH BILL.

The ANNB AAsSi va "a A4ihA+
WASHINGTON, February 49,
The bill recently passed by Congress
providing for the partial repeal Of the test
'oath in the case Of persons elected to Of.
flee who were recently engaged in rebel
lion but not under constitutional disquali'
iications, has been in the hands OF the
President eight legislative days, conse-
quently tomorrow the bill viii become
law. There have been rumors In circula.
tion as TO the probable intention OF the
President, and while he has been urged to
sigL 1t, very energetic remonstrances have
come from many Southern Republicans.
The latest statement Is to the effect that
the delay has not been owing TO an un-
willingness TO sign the present bill, but
because Of the propriety Of sending n mes.
sage recommending the entire repeal Of
the test oath Is under consideration.
1t is thought, however, the hill will be
signed and sent in today.
TIE BRITISH COMMISSION.
News reached here last night that IL
will be impossible for Sir John Rose to
serve on tie joint high Commission to
settle the questions at issue between tue
United States and England, but will sail
Tor New York early this week. The
Duke Of Devonshire or the Duke Of Ar.
gyle is mentioned rs likely to be appoint
cd in his place. 1t Is believed that the
Commission will not begin It's session un.
III about the 1st Of March, rs under the
most favorable circumstances Earl De
Gray, Prof. Bernard and Lord Tenten-
don will not arrive here until tho last
week in tue prGent month, while the
successor Of Sir John Rose has not yet
sailed.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Cleveland s. Pittsburg Railroad
M@MME
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER. A,
" 1870, Trains will run as follows, daily ex-
cODt Sunday:
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court. February 2, 1871.
~. In debt and attachment.
al. KOnns & Co.
Tho object OF this suit Ia to recover OF tho Dc.
PENDANTS the sum Of &5, 1881 with interest, and
to subject the property attached to the pay menl
levied, and II appearing from the return Of the
Sheriff, as we'll as from an affidavit filed In the
cause, that the Defendants arc not residents OF
tho state OF West VlIglnlh, on motion Of the
Plaintiffs by their attorney Ills ordered that the
Defendants do appear hero within one month
from the date Of the frst publcatonof this order
and do what Ia necessary TO protect their Interest
Tcstc, SAMUEL D. McCoLLoCII, Clerk:
N. RICHARDSON, Atty ior PINS. fcb4S
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
BAsT-LEAyRs wEsr-LEAvEs.
Wheeling daily Wheeling daily y,.... ~
Gt...........b:20a o. n. at..........ll4oa D. M
ARRIVES AT AERtyEs AT
Grafton. -. .9b5 q. m. zAnesyille ..9DO ?. m.
Cumberland. .G4O p. MI Newark ..''..;o;SSVp p M
%nsSIn City. ..isss F. m Soiambas ;3:Ss 5 :. m.
New York. $50 u. IN. m.lCihcinnau .''ll:VVp. M
FAST LINE.
nAsr-LHAyEs wEsT-LEAyEs.
Wheeling daily Wheeling daily
"'.;i.Ii;isiI" iHnTIs At " ARRIVES At
baltimore .... $40 a, m. ZRnosvle. .i:20 p. m.
WSsh'n City. 1000 a. m. Newark ..... .2:eS p. m.
NCY York. .GiS p, m. Columbus. .S9S p. m
l'SundAys excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAyEs wEsr-1EAvEs.
sWhocllng daily 'Bellairc daily
Gt..m...., 1885 p. m. At..u..... .2:l0 q. m,
sIRRiyEs At iRRtvBs AT
Grafton, 800 0. m.INowark .....,7:S5 q. m.
Baltimore ... . .4I6 p, m. sandusky .... $40 p. N.
WASh'n City. .g06 p. m. Columbus. Go0 =. N,
New York. $50 d. IN. Cincinnati -. lao p. m.
sSStufdays excepted. sSundAyS excepted.
ACCOMMODATION
EAgT-LBAyEA wIsr-LEAyEs
'Whecllng daily 'Whecling daily o -
At 1880 O.. m. at.....,.....t4Op p M
a,.ttoT, d.lb n. m. ZanesVllle,, .B.4op. m.
parkeFsburg .EiS p. m. Newark .''iiGgoSp y, m'
SSnnGaVa Sxecnied, columbus 1880 q. IN.
'tsundaJs excepted.
T.s,o. nm thO Main Line make connections al
ps,tmnrc ~ with trains for PhAdelphla, New
York and Boston,. At Relay House. via WASH
lnrton City, for all points South. .,,. :,
Central Ohio trAiha make direct connocuOn ~
cciSmbua inr ali points West and Northwest
TIeiStG 70 all principal point, can 6s procured
A''''N Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
II, 7. DEVRIRs,
lanl General Agent, Wheeling
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
run by the following schedule on and Aftof
December 10Th, 1870, Wheeling time:
nINnINNATI RYpRRSS.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court February ., 1871.
Il, q, WlnehOll

Tho object Ol this suit Ia to recover Oh De.
fendant fii7.st with Interest as In Plaintiffs de.
ClaratlOn 10 alleged, and 70 subject ihe property
attached 10 tho payment thereof Tho attach.
pcarlng ffOhi tho return Of the sheriff and m
aflldAvlt nlOd In tho cause that the defendant 70
not resident Of tho State Of West Virginia, on
motion Of the Plaintiff by hlA attorney, II ie or.
deTed that the Defendant do appear here within
one month from tho date OF the hrst plDllcAiOhi
OF this order and do what IL necessary 10 protect
TeStS, SAMUEL D. MsCOLLoClI, Clerk.
n, RiCIAIDsON, Any for PIH' IeuaS
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Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co.

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-06-17
E'OWN and COUNTRY PR0PERT
AT PRIVATE SALE

LOT OF GROUND in Moorttosvr with
5000 rank House and Outbuiitlings Cellar
uhuer Ihe entire hoGSc. VIII be sold cheap and
on easy terms. ~
2. ONE LOT OF GROUND in Moore+ovrr Ga
ittt front on Main street and 200 feet dccp. A
Cholce selection of Fruit Trees on this or II
Il a most desirable location for bull 1iug.
., a LARGE TWO STORY FRA ME HOUSE
on Lot adjoining the above finely finished and
WIN All convenience Good outbuilGings and
an abundance of fruit trees.
= \ TWO STORY FRAME HOTSF In Fost
ara or Eoensburg. CellSr kitchen. well and
SlslerT water. Good outbuildinGs and ofhce on
Siule LOT; All in gO5ti repair. Located oh Natn
street Rents for $50
.. = nAkGE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
IN IN the W est Ward, suitable for two faIniIie.-
Lot 33 feet front on Main street rna 2G4 feet
utep; loud DE divided. Rents for $50
% \ I"O o STORY FRAME HOUSE in West
WARD, suitable for two families. Lot 66 feet
front on Main street and 100 feet deep 4 d,,si-
rable property.
7. BUILDING LOTS III west Ward. f,bens,,,g
:; PASIC RE LuIS, of ahoCt acres each, one
mile from town.
g. TIMBER, suitable for cord rood. on LOTS
OF . or ) acres each, one mile frGm town.
10. SIXTY ACRES HEMLoCK TIMRER LAND
viii cut l.G0.0t0 feet lumber. One and q haIf
miles from Eheusburg.
H. y FARM OF 100 ACRES, convenient 70
EoSnsburg; mostly cleared and in good order
VIII be sold separately or with No To-
- All the above described property viii be
sold cheap and on easy terms. Those drsiringr
10 purchase will call on or address the UNDER
slgned on or before the lSt day of January next,
j. ALEX. MOORE,
or F. \. SHOEMAKER.
Ebensburg, Dec, J. 1870.
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II Y NJ j. NIA l. .

DING LEMMINCf.-Mlrried, at the res
idence of the brides parents, by the Rev. En-
phied, on Tuesday, June 9th, 1871, DR.. c. A. w.
DNGEE. of California, and Miss HANNAH FT.EA-
MING, of White township, Cambria county.
VAUGHN--GALLAGHE GHER--Married, on Tues
day, 18th inst. 10y Rev. Z. r. Jones' Mr. W. s.
VAUGHN, of Ebensburg, and Miss MARGARET
GALLAGHER, of Gallitzin township.
Like the nature of the gentleman, as he al
ways was, Will 5. Vaughn did not forget even
the poor printer. a national currency note,
the value whereof this roman (N) figure indi-
Gates, accompanied by part of the wedding
cake, came quietly into the hands of ''E.," and,
in the spirit of the groom, are bound to
swell with gratitude to Heaven for so worthy
Il partner, do we in the knowledge that the
bride is one worthy of the groom, while the
groom is worthy of so much of the regard and
good wishes of them knowing him as is to him
accorded We are sure no worthier, better
mated couple ever contracted together Tor life
with fairer prospects of mutual happiness and
prosperity, and that it may so be, is our sin
cere and heartfelt wish. e.
GORMAN-PALMER-M on Sunday,
May 2lst, at the residence of the brides parents,
Bfr. JAMES OORMAN, formerly OF Loretto, ana
Miss CLARA PALMER, of Allegheny city.
We know Mr.. German WELL and know him to
be u gentleman. His wife, to be wife of his,
must be q lady. The happy couple have our
hearty congratulations, coupled with the nope
that their lives may be long n the land.
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l.. 81 II. MAYER,


NEW YORK DRY GOODS. CLOTHING AMI
MILLINERY STORE,
are receiving daily from the Eastern market
fresh arrivals of NEW GOODS for the sum
mer trade, which they still offer to
the public at lOlC6St prices.
Below is q partial list of the departments
which will give general idea of their stock:
Shawis, ClOaks, Collars and Cuffs,
NelyctS, Nelveteens; Bows and NecktieS,
Black Silks, Woolens,
COlered Silks, Small Wares,
Lyons Popiins, Trimmings,
Fancy POplins, Serge Plaids.
Notified Poplins, Alpaca Plaids4
Costume Cloth, Piques and
sun Shades, White Goods,
EmbroiderieS, Laces, Lawns and Percales,
Fancy Stripes, Colored Alpacas,
japanese Silks, GiughamS,
Hosiery and Gloves, Flannels, Ribbons,
Prints Linens, Notions,
Aprons, &c, &c, Ladies' Skirts,
Ready Made Clothing, Handkerchiefs,
Shirts and Drawers, Boys Clothing,
Trunks and SuSpenderS,
Travelling Bags, Gum Coats, &C., SO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-06-17
VALUABLE FARM NEAR LORETTO
FOR SALE

FOR SAUE
The subscriber offers for sale on fair terms
and easy payments, that most desirable and ex-
celIent FARM recently occupied by him, ad-
Joining the Borough of LOrctto, containing lag
Acres-IOO Acrcs of which are in good state
of cultivation and the balance well timbered.
There is Il comfortable House, good Barn, and
an excellent Orchard on the premises; also an
abundance of pure lCGtsT. 1t is Il desirable pro-
perty. beautifully located, and Is convenient to
churches. schools, market, etc Title indispu-
table. For terms and other Information appy
10 or address /. WALTERS,
Feb. lS.-tf. CdTrOHtOtcn, Cambria Co., PG.
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WHEN in the course of human events IL be-
comes necessary for any man, woman or child
to secure unto themselves pair of new boots,
shoes, CATERS, anything of that kind it be-
hOoves any aud ali such persons to know that
Vinree's new store in the Cambria House is full
up with the very best and most desirable and
cheapest articles of that kind extGnt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-06-17

4 w. Van Nance, NJ. d. successfully treats
=. all classes of Chronic and Acute Diseases.
Send stamp for circular containing particulars
Gnd testinlopialS. Address Box 5E@0, New York.
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A UDITORS NOTICE.-The under
IA signed, appointed Auditor to make dIstri-
button of the money arising from the Sheriff
sale OF the real estate of a. c. Fry at the suit of
e. Roberts, hereby gives notice, that he will sit
for that purpose at his Office in Ebensburg on
MonddU the Sd day of JtIly next at two o'clock,
=. NJ. of SAID day, when and where all persons
interested may attend. JOHN 5. RILEY.
Ebensburg, June IL, 1ST1.-3t
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CARRoLLTowN. June u. ISL

DEAR FRERaAN-A sad accident happened one
of our Carroll township citizens ON Saturday
Last, which may result in his death. Domeuic
Mcbride. while looking after his horses, was
kicked by one of them in the abdomen, and is
now lingering between hopes of recovery and
fears of death. We hope he may recover.
An edifying and pleasing spectacle was pre-
sented in st. Benedict church on Peutecost
Sunduy by the reception of grown young girls
and children into the respective orders of "Cdil-
dren of Mary and "AHgsls." The ceremonies
We're impressive ar1 touching, and all present.
whether Catholics or non Catholics, felt that
the occasions was one to be long remembered
On Corpus Christi. we had large process
sion, attended by our excellent brass band,
with, may say, without exaggeration, soms
fifteen hundred persons present who visited the
cemetery and various altnrs thereon erected
Our rail road charter having been granted,
several meetings of the commissioners author
lied to form a company have been held and
arrangements been made to commence the
grading of the same Immediately. E.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

n Estate of HENRY LAMER, decd.
Whereas Letters of Administration on the es-
tate of Henry Lamer, late of the township of
Susquehanna, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned by the Register of Cambria
county, this is to notify all persons indebted to
said estate to make payment without delay,
and to request those having claims against the
same to present them in proper shape for set
tlemcnt. SIMON M'DON AID, Adm r.
SusQuehanna Twp, juno 3, lS7l.-4t.
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AN INDIANA COUNTY FARM
At PRIVATE SALE,

\ VALUABLE FARM situate in Pine TOWN.
snip Indiana county, Pa, three miles north of
otron8stoNn, IS offered for sale on the most ae-
comm odatlng terms. The + 4 RI contains 300
ACHES of excellent land, $50 = cres cleiirei
under good fence and in good state OF cult
vatOn, 40 ACRES being meadow.l the balance
covered with thick growth of pine titubcr-
THE IMPROVE s. b;TsNTS coneist
OF two FRAME 1zrAl8A I3OTTSFS in G,-Sf
St55s 8S conditlon, E-sssS siEs good FitAME
lam BARN, n kESS 4 5ks. 5y.I2 it, FRAME
9IABik, &c as ssz7EssZ7sSSffSs veil as q WAThIS
- - " WILL IN me running order
There are springs Of excellent water conFeni-
ent 70 both houses, and a splendid APpl = OR
CHAhD, COMPRISING the choicest fruit on the
Preiniseai There is also a Goa L BA NE opened
ana IN good working order, With 4 vein OF coal
~ Ieet thick and OF first rate quality.
Inc above described Farm is situate s miles
rom from tne me or the Homer and Cherrytrec Rail
Road, now partially under contract For terms
ard othot Information apply on the premises or
aa1ress PETER MULV EfIILL,
I3-2j.-3m."l Strongstown, Indiana Co Pa.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE.-Will be exposed TO Public Ssla
at the house of Harry Marlett. in ST Augustiy,e
on wednesday, ~ skIe 2Sgil June 1871 nj ,
O'Clock, p. M, the following described Real Ps-
tate, OF which Timothy Sheehan. late of RInir
county, died seized, to wit: All that cert-,in
dIECE OR RCEi4 OF LAND situate in Clear
OF james NcG oGgh, Thomas Wilt JeTeuiah n
Sneehan, and John Sheehsn, containing Fiffy-
IEree Acres more or less.
Terms Of Sule.-One-halF of r,urchasA r,,pnay
on confirmation of sale, and balance in one wear
WIN interest," TO be secured by bond and mort
gage OF purchaser.
MICHAEL SHEEHAy
guardian OF minor children Of Timothy Sheehdn
deceased.
CiearEeld Twp. June 10. 1S11 -2t
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lRA4 HOGS Game to the premi-
=, - ses OF the undersigned, i'm AIlexbe,iv town
SNIP, on the ist day OF June ISL. EiGITT' WIIrTr
1EARLING HOGS The owner is reGufsted 10
come forward, prove property, pay charges and
Jake thcm away; otherwise they will he dis-
posed of according 10 law Ne u''-
June 10, lSIl.-3t. JAMES J. KAYLOR.
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WE are unavoidably obliged to "crowd out'
Mills, V. s. Barker, George Huntley, A. j.
Christy, and others. These are among our
most enterprising business men, and deserve
all the measure of success which they receive.
Go to Roberts for jewelty, to Mills for -four,
80 Barker for dry goods, to Huntley for Hard
ware and to Christy for drugs If you follow
this advice you cannot go far wrong.
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Our Arrangements and Facilities.

We are prepared to give prompt attention to
those who ARRIVE by the r. r. cars steam
boats and wish to depart the same day.
Persons at a distance wishing to obtain medi-
cines for their friends, will bring n specimen of
urine for examination, or have it sent by Ex-
press.
The patients will be careful to take the first
urine passed after nights rest, and in all cases
to give their age.
The latter is necessary to q correct diagnosis
as well as to the regulation of the quantity of
medicine prescribed.
We would like to have the name and residence
also of every patient.
The advantages of this will be apparent to
all, but especially to those who may wish to
send back for a second course of medicines.
We keep n regular record of each analysis
and prescription, by comparison with which we
enabled on subsequent examinations to de-
termine the improvement in the case, and make
the required changes In treatment when neces-
Sary.
The facilities which Packet Boats and Express
Lines furnish for quick transportation of small
packages, to and from every point within five
hundred miles of this place, make it sufficient
ly convenient for the treatment of all chronic
diseases. In fact, this system of diagnosis, con-
Quoted upon the latest scientific principles OF
Urino- Pathology, is far more certain and much
more to be depended on, than the usual pulse
and tongue" examinations alone.
DRS. OLDSHU HUE.
132 Grant street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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ARE You INsURED.-If not, why delay7 At =
small cost you may escape tbs financial ruin OF
yourself and family. BY some unforeseen acci-
dent your home, store, shop, or warehouse, the
result of lifetime of hard labor, may be, in 2
few hours, converted into smoking heap OF
ruins Secure then at once good policy of in
surance, sufficient to indemnify you to at least
three-fourths any possible loss, and then all ap-
prehension of n severe calamity will be alleyt-
ted, and the world will appear TO your daily vi
sion with many of its possibilities concealed
from view, and you will have feeling OF satis-
faction from the fulfilment OF a sacred duty
Call on KERR & Co., 1916 Tenth Avenue, Al
toona, and they will accommodate you.
Foreign Exchange and Shipping also
among the specialties of this reliable firm, and
passage tickets to and from ali points in the
rates.
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- t+AAAt AAtAt AttlA
hENTS consist
HOU SES, in nISt
a good FItAMIs
by-l2 #. FRAME
well as q w AThR
running order
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Two men, named Gillis and Gregory
quarrelled over game of cards in a Connect
cut town some days ago. Gregory now sleep:
where he can look up at the dandelion roots
while Gliiis is iusticating in the shade of The
Jail, expecting shortly to shuttle off the morta
"coil, )" with the help Of the sheriff
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GLoRIOUS.-Glad you are we know that your
lot is cast on top OF the Alleghenies, when
you can enjoy the invigorating breezes and
quaff the purest of water from natures own
fountains and where you can, with the great
est ease, visit the cheap cash store of A J.
Christy, in Loretto, and buy whatever you
want ut just as low prices as if everybody else
was in the same business and was trying 10
undersell him and bust up his establishment.
Remember Andy, and you're days will be long
in the land.
SINGULAR.-Did you ever think what strik
ing similarity there is between having plenty
of flour in the house and not having any. II
you have Hour your wife or somebody kiledds
ft-into bread-and if you haven't flour your
family needs bread anyhow. There is always
need of some kind in the case. and the best
way to supply the need is to buy the very best
of flour from f. J. Mills, who knows as much
about good flour as ii he kneaded it all him
self.
NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE excels ev-
erything No dirt, no sediment, poison. Per-
fectly reliable. 1t does the work most effectu-
ally. treatise. .Fng fuu particulars sent post
age free on application to PRoOToR BRoTH ERs,
Gloucester, NasS., solo agents. See advertise
ment.
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CoURr ProCrEDINes Following is a sum-
mmary of the Court proceedings up to the teim
OF closing forms.
Elizabeth Mccarthy VS.. Jacob Byrne, Sci.
Fs. Verdict for Plaintiff.
Vim. H. Cooper & Co VS.. Isasc Wike ct. al
Eiectment Plaintiffs take non suit.
Asa Crossman VS.. Hrorace Patchin Action
| in Covenant. Jury find for Plaintiff.
Elizabeth Hall VS.. Sarah Corintzy. Jury
| fud for Plaintiff.
Paul McKsnna vs. John Sharbaugh. Eject
| ment. Jury out.
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HOPE AND CouRAeE.-Troe hope

HOPE AND CoURAGE.-TrGe hope is
based on energy of character. A strocg
mind always hopes, because it knows the
mutability of human affairs; and how
slight circumstance may change the
whole course of events. Such a spirit,
too, rests upon itself; it is not confined
to particular objects, and # at last all
should be lost, it has saved itself its own
integrity and worth. Hope awakens
courage, while dependency is the last of
all evils; it is the abandonment of good
the giving UP of the battle of life with
dead nothingness. He who can implant
courage to the human soul, is its best
physician.