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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-27

ORIGIN OF THE WHEELBARRow-I
sometimes.
Who do You think invented that very
simple thing you call wheel5arrow ?
Why, no less a man than Leonardo de
Ninci.
And who was he?
He was a musician, poet, painter, archi-
tect, sculptor, Psychologist engineer, natu-
raj historian, botanist, and inventor, all in
one. He wasn't Jack of all trades and
master of none, either. He was a real
master of many arts, and practical worker
besides.
When did he live?
Somewhere about the time that Column
bus discovered America.
And where was he born?
In the beautiful city of Florence, in
Italy.
Perhaps some of you may feel little
better acquainted with him when l tell
You that it was Leonrdo de Vinci who
painted one of the greatest pictures in the
world THE Last Supper a picture that
has been copied many times, and engraved
in several styles, so that almost every one
has an idea of the arrangement and pos:-
tion at the table of the figures of our Lord
and His disciples, though | am told that
without seeing the painting itself, no one
can form notion of how grand and beau
tiful it is.
And only think of the thousands of poor
hardworking Americans who really own
in their wheelbarrow, an original ''work'
of Leonardo de Ninci.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-27

EMPTY indeed is the life of an old maid.
Never has she felt the maternal rapture of
tucking away two curiy-headed cherubs,
and hear one say to the other, ''Hauds off,
Jim, or I'll butt you where you live y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-27

He was milking the COW, $50 - he said.
gently, when she kicked the first time. On
the second he became less patropizine. and
yelled out, "Ho You now - But when
she raised her foot aloft and depos the
contents of the pail in his lap, lac shrieked,
g your old hide ~ and went for that
bovine with pitchfork. The girl across
the way does the milking now
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-27

IT is surprising how many objects of in
terest n boy who Is sent to weed potatoes
will find in day in a garden which he
considers it his sacred ddty to show TO his
mother forthwith. 1t seems TO be boy $
missian in life to work as plumbers do-by
the hour.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-27

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-27
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.. eu-srv Cholera. Summer Com
i'i-. Ao.. quickly cured by the use Of
F. EF.s,@
'.f"i HlFrkhnrTy Root and Rhubarb.
remedy. entirely vegetable.
Is su1 certain in effect can
. Hu-' urgent eases: NAV he
-.... intent as well a. TO adults.
'IFHyR .DR OPIUM.
.- .t-' extract and readily taken by
.. efvsi life when physicians
Keep Z. I'm the house and use in
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'H WIN something else. Buy It,
s.. ~ NruEEts and Store Keepers
J. r-. sta. Prepared only by HAN
4 rs- 200 Market St, Philadelphia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-27

WHEN does a man keep his word ? When
no one will take il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-27

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tE. ESQ made th- Residence OF JOHS
April {, IeI3.-tf.l
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4 Is impure the whole sys-
H. Hg Diseased. You can
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23

The compliments to Nj. james Craw-
ford, the Superintendent, and MIR. Lew
Daicne. Coiner. Of the United States
Mint in this city, contained III the fol
lowing reference tn that institution IN
letter written from heie 20 the san ram
cisco Bt,Het;1 mr.. vi. tr.-."weti - he
Min. is now, for the first time since II
commenced operations, five years ago,
working up to its fuihst capacity, and
to Judge from the clanking Of the ma
chinery and busy hands and buried
footsteps Of the employees from to /,
there is no siuecure position in the in
stitution. Under the vieilant manage-
,nent Of such an able and honest super
iu.endent AS Mr.. Crawford, such a thing
would be impossible. In view OF the
resumption Of specie payment at an
early day, tho accommodations OF the
binding aee entirely inadequate fer in
creased coinage. aud it IS 10 be hoped
and expected that the present Congress
will make AN appropriation TO enlarge
! it. One Of the greatest disadvantages
it has &c contend with is the very stupid
! maru-r in which it has been planned.
! as il the architect sole object was 10
gee how very incOnvenlent binding
could lie made for that purpose. Null
! lett. believe, WAS the name OF the ar
cbitect This institution has been noted
! for the frequent changes made in It's Oh
fcers-that IN the coming department
averaging one every year. The present
. Conner came into office last August.
/ Thinking to avoid the shoals and quick
, sands that have wrecked his predeces-
sors political banks. he has taken new
departure, and put his own shoulder to
the wheel, thereby saving the Govern
ment the labor of one abie-bCdsed man
Nh example worthy Of emulation, IN
these days Of economy aud retrench-
ment. bv the lUO. 600 red-taped. kid
glove6 ottic-holders in | ncIe sam do
main, who generally think that the hard
work they do TO get luto Office should
excuse them from doing any there. As
his probationary term is drawing to O
CLOSE, and the Senate has yet to pass
Judgment upon his fitness for the post
tion, this Jealous labor for the interests
of the Government ought not to go un-
rewarded But as Republics are pro-
verbally upgraieful. and the precedent
| established may be considered danger
! Gus by the bread and butter brigade, 1t
is not improbable that the verdict will
be, We!l done, thou good and faithful
servant-depart in peace.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23
CARSON CITY 3:
MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board

$50 Op'iir A., A.,
50 Mexican 49,, 10
$50 Gould and Curry t934, 49,
100 Best and Bcicher - >, 51i4.aa
SO Savage a.. l+@+, lis, IA, IA
240 Chollar 81, sGz, s.
10 Hale and \orcross A.
1885 Crown Point @', 2s :, .S1Izz bJo
905 Imperial 9. s.
2I6 Yellow Jacket 100. i12, loi, lol =
- Empire Mill 81, 81
115 kentuck 49,, 49,
80 Alpha IL.
325 Belcher 32i4 %
1875 Con Virginia sol. 800, 3o>. 5>9
s45 Confidence 20, 1872. 49,
500 Sierra Nevada p b3o, 20 =, w.
1910 California 60 :, 69'+, d9>s BIO
100 Bullion 10
375 Exchequer l0l., II
10 Seq Belcher -. 81
$40 Overman "a, So :. 80. 66'2, o.
1890 Justice -, ~. 263s. 263t
500 I Mon Con 9. :. *
1870 Lady BRYAN %, > = BIO, = 81"
335 Julia l434, l4i7
80 Caledonia "a. "a :, -
- Baltimore -.
10 Utah 10
30 Globe loo
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23

TIE PROGRAMME OF ExERCTsEs and
amusements provided for the Episcopal
Sunday School on Christmas Eve is
as follows The members of the congre-
CATION and the Sunday School will meet
at the church at 7 o'clock. 4 short
service will be held, which will be fol-
lowed BY the singing of Christmas
hymns by the choir and school. A
feast of good things will then be served
in the Sunday School room. After this
supper or collation. there will be dancing
by the young 'uns at the Sierra Seminary.
WHILE Carson and the Prison Board
are furnishing a local habitation to and
occasional items from the original Peni-
Tertiary, Reno, though the State Journal
tells US that There is not great
amount of work being done on the new
State Prison. Only about dozen men
are employed.
TINE has passed the center, SO TO
speak, and now the day which has been
growing shorter, gains on the night and
Will stTelcu hue6u ~ tho SoA1AhB AM
going of the sun until the goal of June.
Moreover the coming year is Leap Year
and the gals know what to do.
THINGS for the Episcopal Sunday
School supper should be sent to the
Sunday School room as early as o'clk
if possible on Friday. All interested are
requested to donate food or money.
The ladies and gentlemen interested
in decorating the Episcopal church for
Christmastide are requested to meet this
afternoon and evening in the Sunday
School room.
JOE MURPHY, she renowned minstrel
and funny man will be at Reno next
week S'pose he will come here.
GREURGEv1cH, the man who was
stabbed by Ivancovich at Virginia City,
is reported out Of danger.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23

CHASGE AT TIKI STATE PRIsOS.-At a
meeting of the Board Of stats Prison
Commissioners yesterday, Sam Hodg-
kinson, Sr., long time TIE Captain Of
the Guard, was superseded by the tenn
porary appointment of Mr.. j. j. Linn.
The majority vote by which he was re-
moved was cast by Governor Bradley
and Secretary Of State Minor-General
kittrell voting in the negative. Upon
inquiry of the Governor we learn that
the reason for displacing Hodgklnson IS
that he is charged by responsible parties
with being unnecessarily harsh and cruel
to the prisoners. Mr.. Minor, whom We
subsequently interviewed upon the sub
iect, also said that he had len reliably
informed that Hodgkin on ned been too
severe with some of the convicts and too
lepient with others. Also. Mr.. Minor
gave as a reason for the removal of this
officer that he had been the subject of
unfavorsble comment by citizens-the
impression being that he was an obstacle
in the way OF the experts obtaining q
full and unhindersd insight into the
workings Of the Prison-how, We cannot
imagine. We give these statements as
they come to Us from the Governor and
tbs Secretary. Of course such change
as this can have no influence upon the
final outcome of affairs at the Prison,
aud We attach no significance to it fur
Their than as it constitutes O matter Of
news. We understand that the report
of the Experts will be forthcoming by
the First of January or sooner.
Or THE RESIGNATION of Mr.. John B.
Hereford and the appointment of Dean
Lyman to his place, the Virginia Chron-
icle of last evening says J. B. Here
ford has resigned the Superintendent
OF the Pacific Mill and Mining Company
and will make a two months trip to San
Francisco. Mr Hereford's lungs have
lately been ubling him, and it is the
opinion OF physician that the eli
mate of Calf. d will benefit his health.
In the mean ID. B. Lyman, late Su-
perintepden. 81 the Mexican and Nor
gen Mills, will take the place Of Mr..
Hereford.
CELEBRATION OF ST. JoHN's DAY BY
THE CoLoRED NAsoNs the evening
OF the 9th inst. the members of the
colored lodge Of Lasons in this city will
have a social reunion. From bit of
information which came our way last
evening, We infer that they intend to
celebrate the day in very full and
elaborate manner, for We were told that
Hon. Thomas Wells would deliver an
Grafton before the Order on that ami
versary-that of St. John the Evangelist.
We shall endeavor to obtain full pro-
ersmme of the proceedings and make it
public.
The RENO Journal states that Mr.. Geo.
A. King will act as agent of branch
of the Nevada tBonanza) Bank at Viz
ginia City. Good man for the position
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23

Tur.rxp LAST NIGgr. The Vivian
NJ Ancelis combinations drew hand |
some house las. night. Vivian, l. is
needless to say, was received with I'M
bounded satisfaction. being encored no
less than four times on his hfst appear
snce. They world have kept him ie-
turning for the rest of the night, no
doubt, if he had not given way to other
performances. The show opened with
a Dutch riece called domestic SQUAD
bles," in which Johnny De Angels does
Dutchman in his own lAimitahie
fashion. Then came Vivian and set the
house in a furors of enthusiasm and
The Modern Hercules gave us some
very clever tumolipg; and Miss >alie
De Angels went through series o.
quick-chapging characters IN me iash-
ion. She is very sweet singer ana a
very pleasing little body, generally A
pathetic bit of vsrsihca'Ion OF the ne,
spondent lover variety was well reclteo
by Mr.. John W. dunno; and Biii
Jones Cousin was rendered IN very
funny way by Mr.. Harry Lorraine--a
new candidate for the honors OF burnt
cork on the Pacific stage. Miss Mile
La Founts budget OF sero-comlc
songs are very excellent ana Inc
! entertainment in all respects Is
! a yery vivacious and pleasing one.
| We are to have them again tonight With
! an entire change OF programme. we
! can conscientiously recommend TINS as
! one of the best shows TO which our play
| poers have been treated this long while.
/ JOHNNY MooBR who returned yester-
! day from visit to his coal mine near
Carlin, brought in some very handsome
/ specimens therefrom. He showed Us a
( piece last night which he says is from
| measure twelve feet in thickness and
forty feet below TIE surface. 1t looks
/ like coal, burns like coal. ard is coal
anthracite coal at that. Got . mine
there. sure enough, we guess. Mr..
Moore reports an accident Oh the line
of the c. 2. whereby two engines were
badly smashed.
The CAvANAGHs are rebuilding their
bakery on the spot where the late fire
occurred Peter, junior. informed us
Yesterday that they hoped to make 4
| bake on Eriday-time for some Christ
mas loaves. This is o progressive, enel-
getic way of pushing things which is
worth talking ahout. Hope they may
have no set backs.
Ms. MARY CARROLL has written to
Governor Bradley asking him . make
inquire. for her daughter Mage mar
ried name Green-who left the State Of
! New York about twelve years ago, went
to San Francisco and thence to Virginia
CITY. Mrs. CAROLS address is No. 1873
Ellery street, Brooklyn, n. y.
CHARLEY FRIENDS show-window dis
PLAYS some of the b lndsomest sleeve
buttons, sets Of studs, earrings, ladies'
! brooches, etc, that we have seen. Some
! Jaquot watches Of very handsome pat
| terms are there to tempt the Christmas
purchaser.
/ MINT SUPERISTESDEST CRAWFORD is
in Sacramento. the guest of Hon. Sam.
! c. benson, his cousin, now Judge Of
| that District.
Hon. c. E. De LONG was in the city
last night. Came from Elko. he said.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23
D;aNoSD-. DI;TSNB. II: DIN
rON.ta
AT PHI. Fifsy per Cert. Less Ihn"
Amy Place in rh's state"


Guaranteed or No sale
Joe EusenStock, determined TO meet
the requirements of this market on such
terms MS will give 'he citizens ot Carson
chance to purchase valuable jewelry at
rates SHIFTED TO the times, has selected,
with great care, the most extensive
stock Of
HEllI1ANTs
Ever seen in the State Of Nevada.
These ,iiamoHds are Sc: in the various
shapes 0.
RINGS, STUDS AID SITS,
Aud are made for Ladies rs well as gem
tlemeu. In this lot Of stones is one
immense
koHrSooR sULIt IEE
Set in ring. This is the most valuable
level ever offered for sale in this mar
kat. These goods have been selected
purposcly for
THE HOLIDAYS,
AMI, as said before. viii he sold at
prices ranging fully 30 per cent. less
than any house in this State ever has
offered diamonds for sale. Indies and
gentlemen are cordially invited to exam
inc this lot Of diamonds. il for no other
purpose than to compare the prices
asked with those maintained by 9TH!
dealers. There are also at Joe Nosen'
stock :, five hundred pairs Of
HORSE. BLANKETs
For sale cheap. Call while the bar-
gains axe going and the business is red
| bpt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23

Ma G. CUNNINGHAM now oters her entire
stock Of lat-s. styles in ladies' and children :
Ats at astouishingiy low prices. Nat trim
nliur. and ELEGANT isaies' necktics and handEer.
chief boxes Just received 1t equally low prices.
In addition to my extensive dress making d p
partmept | manufacture handsome ladies
cloaks and it will be 70 any lady interest To
call .nd examine them. Ready made wrappers
for - So Geatlcme-l's kid gloves aud neekties
in all colors. Now is YOUR time 70 secure your
holiday ssents; my Tricss on all goods are ~
Sw that none Will have cause 70 complain O
hard times. NH. {. @ NsltnHtA'
i..lI. { rbstt block.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SIxsEY E0UsE-SEoRGR D. FRyIR, rEo'kiETok
C. Vivian A Ludlam
] De Angels b Jackson
Mss S De Angels c E belong
Miss II La Fount J 6 Thompson
Mrs Eeiffarth
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23

L..
plated csstors and q full line OF plated table
ware, Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
K. Il. RAIL has the largest assortment Of
plated goods in the state which he warrants and
offers very low; he has also q large assortment
of table cutlery, bar fixtures etc, china, crock
cry and glassware, paints and oils, brushes.
glass, putty, varnshes, rubber and chemical
paints hardware, doors and windows, coal oil,
gas and oil lamps. stoves and tinware; also the
celebrated Medallion and Laurel ranges. Call
and examine his stork. nl9
THE FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange saloon,
corner Of King ,ri ormsny streets, is becoming
the ,ayorite res y: Of this city. The great
attraction is Fl !, cksburg Beer, while che
best Of wines, IL 1uf nd cigars are. also. sold
at the bar. A first , fSs Pedro Gam. for the
amusement Of guests, a cold lunch at all hours
ard hearty good cheer f'r all are its recommen.
cations to public favor. Il. K. Brown Is The
proprietor.
:. J. WHITE. n. O., Physician and Surgeon,
is once more at his old quarters over Fosters
Drag store. Carson Street, opposite tie Capitol.
i.3N-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23

L. b. RAIL has Just received !arge assort-
lont Of Holiday Goods, which are oE,icd at
very low prices. consisting Of fancy wares,
toilet. liquor and mautol sets, etc, etc also
plated casters and a full line OF plated table
ware, Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-06
THE PRAIRIE FARMER.

THE PRAIRIE FARMER.
The Great, Leading, Popular Farm,
Orchard and Fjresi,le Journal
of the Northwest.
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY. t
FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
Published Weekly ut Chicago. BY the
PRAIRIE FARMER COMPIVY. in neat
Yuarto form Of eight pages, handsomely il
Illustrated.
Terms-S0 per Yearfa Advance.
To- IN aActsses add Is eents to prepay postaoc,
Cheaper in Clubs. Three months gu trial.
% cents. Prospectus and sample copy free.
Remit ut our risk, either BY Post Office
Money Order, Registered Letter, Bank Draft
or Express. II by Express prepay charxes.
Money Orders or Drafts are preferable.
whenever they can be obtained.
Rates Of Advertisinx.
40 cents per line Of space. Agate type
each insertion on Inside pages. ,ltst
6O cents per line Of space, Agate type.
each insertion on 9TH and 9Th pages.
SPECIAL NOTICES-75 cents Der line of
space, Agate type, each insertion.
. so Fourteen Agate lines to the inch, two
hundred and eighty-e eight lines to tho column.
" No advertisements inserted for less
than " tho iirst time, regular rates after
ward.
THE PRAIRIE FARMER co.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-06

Mr.. William P. Gerard, chief of the
State Bureau Of Immigration, is an
exception to the general run Of public
officials, at least according to the pop
nlar estimation of that much enduring
class Of citizens. In his annual report
to the General Assembly Mr.. Gerard
recommends that the Bureau be abol-
ished or 1T least suspended until such
time a. the increase Of immigration
shall justify the expense of such an
institution, aud this despite the fact
that he will be deprived Of a 5000
salary il the suggestion is ACTED upon.
This gentleman mnst be an honorable
and deserving persop.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-06

The Hon. Matt Carpenter has been
Defeated In the. Wisconsin Senatorial
race: A number Of independent Re-
publican Legislators, whose consti-
tnents had expressed desire to have
the daahing apd brilliant Matthew
retired to private life, bottled tile can
Gus when he was chosen "a it's candi-
date, and after lmaps days Of inefFec-
tnel balloting they formed collusion
with the Democrats in the Legislature
and PANIED the successful Senator
Hon. Angus Cameron, . gentleman
OF high character and sound principle,
who, ,o"gh probably not thick
and tli9 partisan can not he less sc-
leept"b'le to Republicans Y. than Mr..
Carpenter.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-06

The New York Times, a Republican
paper that has been at outs with its
party upon side issues for some time,
and has lent its voice to swell the
DeMocratic howl against "the mill
tary outrage i'll louisiana" admits
to use the language Of a contempora-
Ty-" that By ia. tue larger proper
ton Of the letters it receives on the
Louisiana question are opposed to it's
views, and in support Of General
Sheridan's policy" and it adds: This
is the case every day, and we must
accept it as one Of the straws which
show which way the tide is running. -
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-06

Hero il another Louisiana edito,
who mistake the n'outhings Of Dem
ocrstic newspapers and stump speak
!ers for the voice of the people-the
Ani)l driver Of the little Marksyille
Bulletin. In one column Of recent
issue Of his paper he makes the absurd
statement that "all ,t rs State. have
pronounced agninst the late Federal
interference in Locisiana, but his
conscience evidently bothered him,
and in another column he qualities
the assertion and concludes that only
twO-thirls of the States" have ex-
pressed their Indignation because the
White League minority was not Al.
lowed to subvert our State Govern
ment. When the real voice of the
people 1T these States ia heard, our
'Marksviale cont pmp.,rary will be called
npon to do another sum in reduction
of fractions.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-06

big anventf9n.-Lloyd, the famous
map man, who made all the maps for Gen.
eral Grant and the Union army, certificates
Of which he published. has just invented a
way Of getting relief plate from steel 80 al
to print Lloyd's Map Of American Continent
showing from ocean to ocean-on one en-
tire sheet OF bank note paper, 4ox5O inches
large, ON lightning press, and colored,
sized and vanished for the .wall 20 a. to
stan dwashing, and mailing anywhere in
the world for Is cents, or unvarnished for
10 cents. This map shaws the whole United
States and Territories in group, from sur
veys to 1875, with million places on it.
such as towns, cities, villages, mountains,
lakes, rivers, streams, gold mines, railway
stations, &c. This map should he in every
house. Send Is cents to the Lloyd Map Pub
fishing Company, Philadclph,a, and you will
get copy by return mail.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-06

The Port Vincent Iriune has been
resnscitated by the former editor of
the Whitehall Gosette, Mr.. Harry
Gould. It has the best wishes Of the
!CHlEr for long and prosperous
career. The beautiful and growing
town Of Port Vincent should support
= wide-awake paper, and such one
the nianc will doubtless be under
Mr. G0nldR able management.