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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

GoRHANs SPEEcH.-The San Fran.
cisco papers which arrived yesterday
contain full reports Of the speech deliv-
cred by George c. Gorham. at Union
Hall, last Friday night. 1t is mainly
devoted to a vindication of his political
record. and as such it is rather plucky
production. The speaker said he had
been villifed quite long enough. and
hereafter he intended to show no mercy
to any of his enemies. There is great
deal of good metal in Gorham. and We
have no doubt that he will yet live down
all of his calumniators. In all that
goes to make up real manhood he Is
more than the peer of a great majority
of those who take SO much delight in
abusing him. --Eureka Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

In his able and rousine speech at
Platt's Hall. San Francisco. on last Mon
day night. Senator Sargent said: 1--WE
have it in our hands to guard tho fruits
Of the war We have the hopes of the
country in our keeping. And l speak
my own sentiments, and know they
are shared by many thoughtful men in
the East at the present time. The Inde-
pendent papers say. IF Senator Sargent
is sincere in his views upon local ones
tions why does he not lin the Inde-
pendent psrty"' sp-ak for nv self a. 4
for every con~cientiou. Republican. W.
are national party. We owe allegiance
to the great princin'es. We know tina
this fight is the If uish line only, Of III
great battle next year. We cannot
abandon this organization. We dare n"t
b false to the country nor to thoae Drin
eiples. Though men With mors limited
views. their patriotism perisbiue beyond
the border lines Of the State, may gather
themselves into mere State pnrtv. i~-
ieve that reform is impossible within ,.
party itself. believe that W. 81"
right upon national mn.ter- and We; J.
night on State matters. and that these
may 20 hand in hand and both he vel,
attended to. IApplause.
This states the case septsntinnsly a.i
With truth. There ia qniie a. urgent a
need Of Republican -uccess-s nov As ever
there vas rnd 70 that end there should
b discipline. unity and action. We be-
ieve the party III Califorpis has been
awakened to these facts. aud that they
mean to wipe ont past defeats end win
glorious triumph in September. The
struggle il With the Democracy and not
With the aelf-styled Independents.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25
AN IMMENSE COLI BGARING
QUARTZ LEDGE IN ACADOLDT
COUNTY.

COUNTY.
"Soms time SINCE" says the S;re'
State. Thomas Comins, who has been
engaged in mining on the eastern Stops
of the East Range. about twenty miles
south Of town. accidentally discovered
that q hill. over which he had travelled
time and again. contained large quartz
lead, in which gold was visible to the
naked eye. The discovery Of gold in the
rock led him to examine the situation
carefully. and. when satisfied that rich
ledge existed in the bill. he secured !, 500
feet Of it by location. naming it tho
Goodrich" He had a sample Of the
ore assAyed Mt the Humboldt Reduction
Works. which contained 1927 in gold and
$l3 in silver per ton. He then impaired
tho secret of the discovery to some
friends here. who sent man to look at
the prospect. He reported favorably,
and ,bey located m extension on one
end of the original claim, while q like
lain a, the other end was reserved for
JOS ph Giuacca Mr. GiDacca took a
look 1t the discovery few days ago. and
con-i5er. it one OF the most valuable
prospects ever found in this part of the
STATE H saws there is an immense vein
1T q,.sftz in rhe hill, the extent OF which
il not yet known. aud that if it pays ten
or twaive dollars to the ton in gold, it
can b. protitably worked. We were
SHOW n some specimens OF the rock by P.
" Iunhson Last evening. in sll ofwhich
gold is v,sial- ! "a NIX -. In al
di'i"n :" ria SoI. ths I'D ~ CARR Z
5icw,i-h ore. a :.arertis *: dis d i on
su,rh-sets. in which there is more or less
silver. A wagon load of the rock. RICH,
of the groupings. Is now at the Reduct-
ion Works. and if it pays $40 a ton. a
lively camp will spring up at the mine i'm
msdiateiy, as there are parties interested
who can command capital to build mills.
It is somewhat remarkable that this
quartz ledge. which is said to be thirty
feet wide, and in which gold can readily
be seen. should have escaped the notice
If the many prospectors who have re-
peatedly travelled over it, and that the
discovery of gold. which now brings it
into notice. should b. the result Of acct
dent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

Hon. HENRY K MITCHELL having visi-
ted tn Great Ess fer the purpose OF
taking look at the celebrated Pancake
Coal Nine and other places of interes.
in that section, the Eureka Sentinel OF
June % takes occasion to speak of him
in the following terms:
As the recipient of the Endorsement of
the Democratic members OF the last
Legislature for United States Senator.
Mr. Mitchell is virtually at the head of
the Democratic party in this State. Es-
teemiDg him as such. he was cordially
greeted here by hosts OF political and per-
sonal friends. We bid him welcome to
the Great East. and hope that be may
make il convenient to brush our shores
more frequently in the future.
That last sentence is a perilous one to
submit to the tender ,nercies Of printers
and proof readers. Suppose "a black
emith" had had the typographing of
the same; He would have made our
amiable friend of the Sentinel seem to
say that Hank Mitchell had been in the
habit of brushing Brother Cassidy's
shoefi
Bot We are glad to sec Mitchell thus
recognized by the live men Of his party.
He has fought his way up and is entitled
70 front rank among the leaders of the
Democracy. By the way, why not
George Cassidy for the next Democratic
nominee for Congress or Governor? He
has shown more pluck and ready-made.
available talent than any man who has
had a say in his party in Nevada. He
deserves the best the Democracy can
Five him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

EMPEROR MOTION. San Francisco
h4 .the - thai he share of &C.
c. ch,. Itsls. Foremost among
tn Is tie En- peror Norton a harm
less creature who firmly believes that he
Ia the legitimate sovereign of the United
States and Mexico; issues frequent
prouunciamentos; e1acts tribute from
such citizens as humor his delusion;
spends his days on the streets, his
evenings at the theater, and his nights
at cheap lodging house. He has the
run of the Hotel reading rooms, appears
on public occasions in tattered regalis
visits the different churches to see that
heresies dangerous to the peace of the
Empire are not promulgated. calls at
the newspaper office to warn the con-
ductor against the consequences Of
reasonable utterances-in short, is up
early and late regulating the affairs Of
the world in general, and the city and
State in particular.-Samue! Williams:
S1ibner for July.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

willow JAcK.-The Anglo-Brazilian
Times of May % says tho American
frigate Lancaster. which lost her doctor
and several seamen here, took the yel-
low fever TO Bahia. and other medical
men and an officer died on the passage.
By permission of the Minister of Marine
the frigate obtained Brazilian medical
doctor TO 60 with the vessel to the United
States.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25
IS IT A CENTRsL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD TRIUMPH:

In 1867 John Bidwell was the favorite
of the Central Pacific Railway Company
for the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor of California. Is his nomination
now, at the hands of the Dolly Vardens.
. triumph Of the manipulations of that
company's agents? This question is
worth considering and answering.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

SUCCESSIVE NAME.-Among the dole
gates to the Dolly Warden Convention of
California was one Harlot of San Luis
Obispo county. He was the only one Of
the crowd who had the honesty to ap-
pear in his right name.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

Attn KEEPINo, for years. the only
groggery in Butte county between Butte
Greek and the Tehama line. and making
al the money tbst was to be made ont Of
that business, John Bidweli abandoned
his bar and converted his bed-hug ridden
adobe tavern into . temperance house.
After trying in vain to make wine thar
somebody would buy. be let his vintage
turn into vinegar and then got himself
paraded far-aDd-v wide rs An e1emplar of
Temperance and the otbor cheap virtues.
After he had tried for years to be recog-
nizeG a. leadins-stock raiser, and after
getting his colts and stations distanced
in every race where they we're entered,
he suddenly got outrageously moral. and
1t an agricultural fair in Sacramento two
or three years ago. he declined to have
anything to do with the wicked business
because they were going to have horse
racing. Now he takes . nomination from
the California agent of Suits whisky.
But lie is consistent IL ore thing, Join
is he bas neye1 missed . chance 70
reach out for the Governorship of Cal
ifotni1.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

BUILDING is particularly brisk in Vir-
ginia inst at present. About a hundred
dwellings are in course of construction.
and large proportion Of these are sub
stantial and handsome buildings. With
hardly an exception these houses are in
tended for the occupancy of the owners,
which shows that the increase of popu
lation is of q kind that stays Virginia
Chronicle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

SCRIpNEE In JULv--Tne content Of
Scribner for July have been described as
follows: ''Kearny at Seven Pines a
ballad by Steadman, illustrated by Darl-
ey, takes the lead in July number of
Scribner. Next we have profusely
illustrated sketch of The City of the
Golden Gate" by Samuel Williams. one
of the best known editors of San Fran
cisco, who writes apparently with dis
cretion, as we'll as enthusiasm. Not the
least interesting part of Mr. William S
paper is that in which he describes John
Chinaman but his article is very lively
and readable from beginning to end.
Col. Warnings Farmers Vacation is
this month descriptive of 1.-The Blight of
La Manche;'' he gives US very bright
and racy article, with a great many
illustrations. DR.. Hollands "Storey of
Sevenoaks" is continued; Frank R.
Stockton writes about 1.-THE Girl at
Rudder Grange" Mr.. A. B. johnson.
private secretary of Charles Sumner,
presents soma more Recollection" of
the Senator; j. 3. Drury has an essay
on Darwinism; Francis Gerry Fairfield
prints an Appendix to his paper on
Spiritualism; and among the other con-
tributions we note a story by Prof
Boyesen. author Of ''Gunnar" and" Tho
Norseman's Pilgrimage; something
about The Middle-aged Woman" by
Mrs. Davis; and poem by Miss Hous-
ton. a daughter of the celebrated Sam
Houston.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

The Cal says there is an absence Of
the whisky drinking element at the In
dependent State Convention. Wouldn't
it be good joke. in fixing up the plat
form over Booths wholesale whisky
NIL, to insert q temperance plank in
that precious instrument. Imagine Sam
Seaboush. jim Anthony and California
distinguished Senator seriously consider
ing q proposition Of this kind. Said TIE
Governor of North Carolina to the
Governor of South Carolina: Its a
eng time between drinks. Post.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

MEADOW LAKE. McNeely has
recently returned from Meadow Lake,
and from him We learn the following
particulars. The town at present is dull
there being but few permanent residents.
There are parties daily arriving who
stay . few days looking around and
making locations and then leave.
There is some building and q good
deal Of repairing of houses going on.
There is some work being done on the
mines and mill. At Carlisle works are
being put up to to use Green's process
for working the rebellious ores Of the
place. The snow was all gone when
EcNeely left, and the weather was
pleasant. The town site of Meadow
Lake was relocated some time since BY
parties from this section Of the country,
and lots are being sold by them. Some
of the old owners are buying their lots
back from the relocaiors. Halter 4
Hart are the proprietors of the Cosmo-
politan Hotel, and afford accommoda-
tions satisfactory to every one under the
circumstances. It is expected that the
town will be very lively soon. The
time is favorable now for making reloca-
tons, and there will soon be rush.
All are anxiously awaiting the arrival of
Mr.. Fryer. the inventor Of the new pro-
cess, who is expected to turn everything
into gold. The South Yuba Canal
Company are increasing their force on
the Fordyce dam. They have over a
men now at work, and the
will be doubled during the
summer. McNeely says there are
thousands of lodges not located yet. but
it is expected that they will all be
gobbled up during the next two months.
Nerada City Transcript, June II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

PARsoN KRLLY's CoNDITIoN.-We are
glad to learn through the Reno Journal
that Rev. s. p. Kelly is recovering
rapidly. He has not the genuine small
pox bat light case of variloid.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

DIR. 1.rnsRNA Dr., tor 81 ne :. S.
alirt. jassed Wiine:i lcca on 'IesGay
evening go;rg to Sar- Francisco. We
understand LAT he viii come to Carson
before returning East.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25

MIS-. TEENo4 ". PAE6 died on We'd
nesday at Brooklyn. New York.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-20

sTTEsIRE TO LEAVE THIS COUNTY
~ for a f.w months the coming fall, de
Sire 10 settle up my business before leaving.
All persons haying claims asainSt me are re-
quested to present the same, and all those
indebted Ia me are requested to call and settle
their accounts. JAMES MANNlNu'
Winnemucce, August IL, lS15-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-20
G.. CHENOWETH,
County School Superinten-
dent, Real Estate Agent
and Notary Public.


OFFICE NEWS DEPOT,
Corner Bridge and Third Sts.. Winnemuc-
ca, Nevada.
PRINTED MATTER of all kinds furnished
or procured at publishers retail rates.
Keeps ON hand general assortment of mer-
chandise consisting in part of Blank, Mem
orandum, School and Miscellaneous Be, ks,
Secretary Fixtures. Hotel Registers,
pliIlers Cards, Playing Cards,
Games, Combs, Thread, Needles,
Pins, Buttens, Paper Collars,
French Candies. Scissors. Cuffs,
Linen Handl1ech is, Sleeve Buttons.
Bosom ana Collar Buttons, Shaving Tools,
perfumeries, Toilet Goods. Shoe Blaeking,
Brushes of all kinds, Tacks Matches, Candles,
Coal Gil, Soaps, Tobacco, Pipes, Cigars, Nuts,
etc. etc, etc
Thanking the public for pas. patronage a
liberal share of the same is solicited for the
future.
Winncmucoa, Oct. 5, 1876. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-20
S,64O Spanish Merino Sheep
FOR SALE.

yuyHF UNDERSIGNED OFFERS "a
n fer sale at his Ranch in the EkGlySSS
Bull Run Country, near Cornucopia, gN&@M
Two Thousand lives, Sixteen Hun dzSaHsAe4
tlred Lambs, and about Forty seven-eighths
spanish Merino Bucks. Buyers
ferred to N. Levy Co., Winnemueca, as they
nave purchased my wool for the last three
years.
Also Four Tracts OF tirst-class Bottom Land
for sale containin. froa coo 10 lG00 acres
each with fne water privilege to each piece
OF land.
Any portion of this property will be sold
separately, or all in the bulk, to suit purchas-
ers TERMS EASY.
Call on the undersigned at the Ranch in the
Bull Run Country, near Colnucopia.
jel9 tf* j. @. WILSCS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-21
ADVERTISEMENTS

w Notice IL herely given that .lIe fcl-
lowing Iiaiiied appraisements of personal pro-
perty OF dccedents, selccte ed and set apart for
the widows OF fnteStatcs. under the Act or -
semhiy of the l4tE day of April A. u. fSst. ma ve
beer nlcd IN the Regic.er's Office at EhensburR
Std viii be presented To the Orphans Court OF
Cambria county, for confirmation and allow
ID. ls.5, TO wit:
sonal property appraised and apart for Nsrga-
ret Shiry. widow of Charles Shiry. late Of Adams
township. deceased.-s5s.s1.
= inventory and appraise merit 6f certain per-
sonal property appraised and APART for Catha-
ne Horncr- widow OF Jacob Horncr. late of Johns
town borough. dcceascd.-fI55.Uo
8 inventory and appraiscment Of certain per.
rim" Fresh. widow of letneiit Fresh late of Cam
bria township d-ceasci.-s29S.55-
4 Inventory and appraiseInent OF certain pr
sonai property appraised and set apart fT Rebecca
kring. widow ot Gideon kring. late Of Adams
township; dscea sed.-ssGc. %.
g. Inventory and apprasement of certain per
:onal property appraised and apart for Mary
tosn.hip- deceased.-Se2.65.
9. Inventory and appraiscment OF certain pcfs
sonal property appraised AMI set ayaft for i1ifa-
beth Mcdonald. widow bf Daniel vi Duha Id, late
oft,ambria borough. decea sed.-$2os. .oc.
:. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
s"na PROPERTY appraised and set apart for Bridget
McCov widow Of William Nct'ny, late Of Clear.
field township, deceased.-ASoof
5. Inventory and appra aisemcnt Of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for >u-sn-
nah Gilman. widow of Jacob Gilman, late OF Rich
land township. dccea sed.-S3G0 oOr
JAMES NJ. SINGER, Register.
Registers Office. Ebensburg. Pa May 10, I>!e.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-21
r ICENSE NOTICE.-Pctitions ft

T ICENSE Petitions for
- License have been filed in the Office of
the tlerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions of
the County of Cambria 10y the following named
n 'rsODs, and will bc presented to the Court OF
Q tartcr Sessions of said County at June Ses-
SONS, 1875;
-AvrrS t-crSsE.
Chest Springs Borough-S. 4. TcGcugh.
Clcarfieid Township-John l., Swire..
Carrulltown Borough-Lawrence Schroth, An
drew II. Hauy. Paul Ellwanxer.
Chest Township-Thomas OFT. George Crook
Crcyle Township-And'w Adams. Frank Eur;1
Ebensburg Borough-Mrs. l. Linton, Fast
Ward; Michael L1ttcrner, John Fitzharris West
Ward.
GalIitzn Borough-AIber, Bender, Col. John
Woods.
GaIli,,in Townsh,p-Nichael Nc1Iorris. VI. +.
Kelly. Matthew Dixnam.
Lorctto Borough-T. X. Haid. Flcrlap Bengsle.
Summitville Borough-ChrIst. Reich, John c.
Boland.
washington Township-fieo. W. Mullen. Chris
topher Robine, Patrick Dowd, Jacob :. kicl.
Wilu1ore Boro'-Cfco. Wenderoth, Jos Horner
EATING HOUSE LICENSE.
Carrolitnwn Boro'-Henry Blum. Julius stitch.
Gsllitzin Borough-NichoIas Smeltzer.
Washington Township-N. Il. Mclaughlin.
Wilmore Borough-P. F. Kirby, John Schroth.
Il. MtCOLGAN, Prot HONORARY.
Prothonotary's Office, Ebenshurg, May TO- 1s.s.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-21

"A couple of Sundays ago Mr.. Dexter
Fales, aged G4 years and his son, aged IS
years, residents of Covode. went To the Big
Mahoning on a fishing expedition. They
had been engaged in this occupation for
some time, when they concluded to move
further down the creek. The boy preceded
his father, but after fishing awhile, noticed
that his father, who had started after him,
had not arrived. He started back to ascer-
tain the cause of his delay, and had pro-
ceeded but a short distance when he was
horIified to see his father lying on some
rocks At the edge of the stream and just be-
low = steep embankment. He FASTENED to
him and found that he was dead, his neck
having been broken by the fall The lad sum-
moned assistance, and the body was re-
vas inferred on Monday of last week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-21

Lryes ComPLAINr-fn this disease there
fs y peculiar cachectic condition of the blood
which Eivss rise to long train OF diEersined
The countenxnce becomes sallow, the eyes
have . yollowish vnge, the whole skin nc
comes changed In color and appearance, amt
not unsreQtiently terminate in Jaundiced
condition Of all the excretions, but especial
ly the urine.
Dyspepsia noon acts in, sometimes coughs
simiiatinR Consumption, Dropsy, With IT'S
usuxl symptoms Of swelling of feet ana legs
-Asthmatic difficulties, Costiveness, Piles,
&c. These many times so far change the
symptoms ii, every other respect as to make
il difficult for the physician TO arrive aS the
true nature Of the case by the pulse and
tongue alone. No..
A mere ocular Inspection of TIE urine in
this disease, however, Is nearly always suf-
dcient to determine the nature of the case.
and many times to give very correct opih-
of the extent Of the mischief also.
The melancholy which is SO apt to take
place in Liver Complaint, has often led to
erroneous treatment, and the worst OF con-
sequences have thus befallen the patient.
We have cured many eases Of melancholy
amounting even to "derangement of the
mind" when the cause was plainly due to
Liver Complaint alone.
In this disease, as IN many others, the
urine is 40 we'll marked "a to denote the
character Of the disorder long before IL Is
manifested by any other symptom or out
ward sign.
We have had the examination and treat
ment Of 40 many cases of this disease and its
complications that we have learned the kind
of medicines to be used in each particular
case hot oniy--but feel satisfied that :hey
can bc treated more successfully 1cih,ou
than ,cith any inercurial preparation what
ever.
In fact, our success in this affection mum
bers thousands of cases, and reliable cures
have .icen made in hundreds of instances
after nearly the last vestige. Of hope had heer
exhausted.
For tie Benefit of those living At a distance
lalorint t.nder Chronic Affections, and un
able to at.eiff in person, we would say 10y
sending val of urine for examination, the
necessary medicines can be sent them by
express
Address DRs Or DsuCE,
No. 1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.