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peopl,s reist ever Tie nominations =
last Saturday fatvitls tealn'ls enc
IL lie W., ! remark ~ hit ush.s eltunl
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Independent Candidate ror Recorder.


I'm. rLNs DrsLsn.
plrnsr allow mo ID announce my
name ~ tho voters III Howard county
~ M independent candidate fer .he
oIlieo II Recorder, anl IL elected. !
pledge myself IL i faithful discharge
1t III tho duties ul rsil uilsen.
4. W LEn.
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4 Srssaes ieFs fs Nsw ta4h II ~
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l,Dlruu PLAIN DEALER:

Enron PAIN DEALER:
Please allnw mo 10 announce N,
name through your paper IL tho voter
~ Howard County ~ M Independent
candidate for tho niIicc II Recorder.
pledge m,snlf II elected. 10 faithfully
discharge tlr duties of tho ethro.
l,ii,tlE BUCHANAN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11

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Hereafter. applicants I'm anr'ilenie. ~
,rrtlt l4taI NlII IT, examined unls ~ ~
~ hitf.t III Fpli nrn'h. ~ Tin 1--we
y. Y. ntltT.
jttI 80 ~sttIaifnds III
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OR ESQ MARKET.
tcarrr.tca weekly by
lfsntlle ~ Hunting.

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11

Isfrtff fassefss ~ rafsfcrn
es40ss..f,tayr. ssr hcAi :Nu-
tr..H!....isaN i,oaata.ftfl.
Sc,f strO.fsrr.s'f'y.sLiin's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11

Inst saturday We wanted ~ rec how
n LIT III srlf~sacIiIieinr patriots Who
didn't want uiliee wunl,laei, 10 VIZ wunl
III IL tho court hunsc. I'll. harnaalcr
Win Ind their sacrifice rcaly didn't get
thuro, Int tho Office seekers did. Il
aus i, pleasant IL rca them, aud o.
a-o.l -c-l.i.a.h.'-f.n.l 10 hear tlcm hum.
ming II familiar mir these suggestive
words,
wan u hayr an 0ilirs.
AnI ntll, the s'nlsuEMs standi
4 gpu. ,igar between my testh,
ipi lily Griffin. bunhirn,ls hand.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11

Co.. lIaislet avcrs ,uat hr Gets hui
/, eenls description fpr publishing
tia III, sale; Frank Kyle declares
thai no I,ayr hilu Int TINT; s,t Tie ~
icrtst il computed nn thn Delinquent
tas nj the rate r.r cent rrosilrd "
law, twn months short II what IL sl,arl'l
81 nnl IL which the addition IT -
rcn,a far printing makes tho aggregate
~ published, ~ il lIa~lrt RIOTS Int
| !, cents. dues kytr rctain tho nih,r
/, crnia IL how / IL, II tho tux pay
81 i Il 10 changed Int /, cent why
Nas 20 ailica' After tho publication
|, completed wc will explain how II
thi4 mnt'ef he ennuty has SCI nnatiirr
heavy Nv. heeile. thu la.- IT ~
months Interest ~ tho entire dtlin~
4ufut lusrs.
The Inv re4nrs. Tho advertisement
u shuw lHn amount IT INK interest alnl
cnsl t. thr limr ul siie. till dur nj
ID ~ /. invalid and suil, anl escty
cen, lnid ia Il il nt,ies slunitllsira.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11

NV finN The firm III Weaver
and AVER, har htpn Dissolved II con
sequence Il Mr. Avery having trn,lra
Iii. interest IN tho ra,l~ u Mr. ,Inliu.
llusie. for tlln .rih Il, llaen farm IN
llhion township 10 which W. nnl'f.
stand hr will remove. Regarding him
NJ good. ttun. exemplary man a''l
worthy citizen w w,sh him tho mos.
unbranded success In hts Now vocation.
Tho nov firm McsHrH Weaver X
ilpaie W. believe IN hcone " the bert
IN town Il II just now receiving n new
stock embracing complete nssort-
men. ~ gents underwear IN EVERY
.hatle u lualit, and Ut thu Invest po.'
sible prices. lts nanal assortment u
Try g.o,l.. anl groceries will eol,sti.
into II marked feature IN their trade.
Elsewhere tho reader will find aistr.
liseuenl To ereak Tor this firm,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11
? THE GREAT CAUSE
!. OC
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4 ~ Itrs eu the Nature. 1soo1DG0A.
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Involuntary E,ui sipns, lmpmsMey. Uooo.
,pus gei,ii.it. tuI I'M edimsn,s % noes1oD
yvn.rails Consumption Epilepsy, aeA ~
Mrnal Al ms deal inrapAetiy. Ae.-u1
EuLEnIi aittLkMELl, n D. eslAee
II tie 'Frfn DIX. '1e
The wof'.l renowned Athnr. II lAis 81.
iaLlr TO uts. clearly peosvo
from his prp experience that ~
nsiul TnrAtttsfne NJ 6elS.A o00o
my Ls afl.etauils r.nie.d sith0We nell.
cine. NIL pithutt dangerous surgical oooe.
iiHfs#. hs,4le4s INSTRUMENTS, inre, = -.
dl4i lfnlln. h,lt innla VI rufs n enoo
$500 III At4 tff.flnai ~ which EVER ~.
W. III nNttfr Nlft biz condition iasy -.
Mt ~ 'HIAsii siearl,. privately -
radically
fn fAis Lecture Nil prove be~o %
thousands all shausa,,d.
feni nl1r #val. Iii Il plain snv~lepe. u
any aeiireKf, ~ receipt 3f W eeuAe, - -
portage ssau,rs, AJdrsss ~ pUbllGAocV,
fLas. J G kiias A ca, -
- Hewssy, Aew ysst' I'eat 90 -
tt,S
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4 new h. Of Sewing Machines and
npud..a iur oil Sewing Machines NJ
y j. bsatnasp'e.
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truiinf ininfh' Ut not hi.
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LA 3miife tNI in latnr'it n
fAx Nhleil il vii Ill cure Wis
IN II stiuns Language. hat u II
trna II lis r,dhssi btote
NtlCp6 cures IL rheumatism, nutlrals
ria, ietk Jaw, ra'ts sifasns swelling
cub I.hrensl. rralis. hnrns, .Al,tI11enln!
~s,.aulsr. ST., IN III IL isstiaan hhn,, MI
sf strains, sras,ns gale, - upon nsiiaai.
In ons year ihen l.atr i t'latf pretended
r~redfe. snea tie world hssan II -
esnnirf. it.ltnui III al tta,ilHl lsl,sn rrl,es.
ef il,.l4lea thrsN HNHy their rtltl,ltKe
lie lame np,h. lnfsnt8,5ilf hl'as ai't fenltieii
hai,nirss,. ail tia N,#autitsi aft iaalssl mith.
IN, 4 srar. Ii N lp huhtfitie Tie ,e.lFa
|. published Hlht#isd eunll iadt'a II L I'll.
Inn A. no nttitlr .t.l heIu,e talI np II
tsils t,et5 .nsp II ,iaps lit WilHl i in.ienas
IL 10. ILura Alta nnn tli'tf fftin tl.''itt,
Rlfsnl, BUN ~ swelling ansrftf e. stsiief Il
they viii nut use Ten ,ui J,ttiNrti, Altfr
thAn iuta nanlaaatpsHt ieHtllkH1tle stits*t
including frasea liF4,la, ,leui,llt,n. g.iat
running tnluals, - iNss tasn iersttfl,
We will rsud eireu'Hr continuing ser.
tthsatrs the f,tHr Nf AtatAs ~ afs unf
treue.iing II. ttuv isltie Il tite se'iHa
utsrprr tvttsNHr ffN,iApii II with istir
hnuslreI lnsllra fsf siAtlp.i ~ bNrr,iril
hnrssa AMI n,n'.a. ~ FIR t.tnMsWa,m ~
sk.,n, slf,est.aenft# i'll. llntnen' -
wsrih raa, .t,rnisnn Sa!lNtils .'iutld fu
Without t'.inanr lfainrn, se'il ~ ~
lrnupistr, 10 cent 80 Imfle, l,la.
b0ttirs Ainn 4 H. llaso 4 - !,
81 Ilrnala " NV York bsyi
G,0hlOstn il n4.re tli4u II substitute
fer ra,tar TIL. Il iaii,e nu'y safe article
liz existence aLieli II certain ~ ansi,uilair
the fool frgalnip ,he hpMvl#, cure win'l.
ssltc, AMI rrsi,ier nainr,l slsep, u ron.
tain~ neither minerals, morphine ~ nlcnl.nl,
An | Il pleasant 10 take, .'l,lliea NEED noi
CIV, and msshrr. m4. rfHl hOyi
GwmN1nNe1yNsUeNF1wnpUlD
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OBSTACLES TT MNnRlAt y.

OBSTACLES Tt II Nnnl a. Il.
uINnp, srssictsor yoraE Wen
frem ihe snertt nf lafUis Hfi lhpes It'll
rariy li'n N,aa l' fe Hn.iH#i.ls
10 Marriage trri sl AeW iAatha ftraats
Mrnf NV mi Ill it, .bie i. ssatiiHs ftal
end ,sirenlArs ssu9 ftse a tsfH6l 68Rtt4@Frt
Aadres. iiuN NnIt ANst4flAli N, w. !.
South N,nih ~. Philadelphia w -.an
inststutinH having hisil rernlati,n fur
k@nnrsl,le conduct anl professional skill
sianlyl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11

PRICE I1AT ~ TEAS.
OOt,DNH.
black, ~, w, w. hest ~ eta 81. per N
MINED.
Green nnl Hack, 10, 10, 10, best
W cis.ntt..tsst..4s.s,tttst,se. per ~
JAPAN
uncolotsl, o., 10. ~, ~. best N 90 per u
IMPERIAL
Green IN, ~. ~, ~. hos. ~ To-. per III
fOuNa tixhUN.
Green, no. 10 10. ~, W. hest n NJ per n
uuNpuMDEk
dresn, ~ ~, hest q oo......t4.,.a,pe per N
kNdLisli BREAKFAST.
isiark, ~. 10 ~, no. best II 90 ...a.psr Nj
NJ Il We have 4 speciality Of Hnrl.n
urpWih YOUNG HIHVh and IMPERIAL.
Ht ~ 10. AEi UULON0, Eafra Gksirs. -
unr Teas ne put - 10 One rouai PAX
aTs-, With the hin'l ani ltiee printed "a
uash.
AGENTS WANTED 10 r., ~
clubs ~ sslI eur Tsas ~ FAMILIES. lIvieis.
Harding lloussa and 0thess. u writing
tor term. nv ssndiny pfders, III parlisulsr
70 adlgeAa the l'reslasas of TIA Company.
thus
nODEWT WEl.LA,
NJ ~ t,tIs ~, NEw yerm
W. SO compelled n rslrN this. d, sA.
~ tsstlss bssv isaitsssd our hsn AA,as
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Iifai Its Recommendations,
II ft,I'H Nsaiiitaiii ,.di II lind.
II IL A,irli IL go lltRs uItlrf,
III til ah1ii.sl 49, - sina.
H. cram 10 IL sq,ahn,
I'll pfirr u, v IL uhi fsir.
flprin. n, llrl nn,l MO- " you III,
I'aiuee,'s anil eienrHHs inanl ~ are fnnnl,
lAai. M.A. North. south IN niiy aigaf
ptHrc ils,n sranl tho While WnlA around
tannuI sansls VI every i,nine,
from nlifuinil ien antnr rainr
nrLd lssel nnd fHI y.alll inl,
Pickles. en,rs,p. md funners II every Kind
lDfcn.i cnltc. RISK anil rlra.
AlMn,h III lnii frrAh anil lilsr.
Candies unl nlii ! Inn numerous ~ iiientlnii
10 MI he Invites Your kInlcr. attention.
AT TILE
CITY BAKERY
Film STREET Two doers North ~ the
COURT HOUSE. (reseO. Iowa.
=. I. IRVINE, llaker.
FRED vyALTEnA prop.
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vsirrs W s'lfNtr - EF HHE
<sS ytIfsisis.rn'N Nrs fya!frry
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17
EBENSBURG, PA, FRIDAY, APRIL II. 1874.
THE SHORTEST WAY HOME.

''The shortest way by half a mile
/ come so very often by it
Is up the road, across the stile,
And through the meadow. Shall we try
it?'
The days were not without a charm
When, talking soft and looking silly,
My love and L walked arln-in-arin,
And lanes were lone and fields were stilly
We found so many things to say
That always, in the shiny weather,
We took the-well, the shorter way,
To be a longer time together.
We spoke about (but, goodness knows
Our topics of confabulation)-
About the weather, l suppose,
The crops, the harvest, and the nation.
At all events, although the talk
Was neither wise nor witty,
We ended each successive walk
With ''Home already-what pity ~
We might have lost little ground
Through coming by the road selected,
But both agreed that we had found
The journey shorter than expected.
Can Life's experiment support
The paradox that Love proposes?
Does any path seem very short,
Unless it be path of roses?
We seldom find the nearer way:
And If we hit upon and take it,
BY creeping on from day to day
1t seems rs long as length can make it.
The road to fame is never brief,
The way to wealth is dull and dreary;
All earthly routes, in my belief,
Are very long and very weary.
Nay-One that leads through care and strife
Is short, when mOrtals once begin it
We take the ''near cut out of life,
Although we take the longest in it.
TinSLeyS Magazine.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17
Singular Atmospheric Phenomenon.

singular phenomenon was witnessed
lately in the neighborhood of Derry, Ireland.
a gentleman was returning from Corn
donagh with his family, and the party had
just dismounted off the car to walk the bill
near Quigley's Point, when their attention
was attracted by wonderful appearance in
the heavens. Away to the north they saw
several ships in the air, sailing across the
face of the sky from east to west. The line
of the vessels seemed to be fully FIVE miles in
length, aud they appeared 10 be sailing down
Il river, whoss high banks could be made out
behind the ships. Some of the vessels ap-
peared to be moored close to a fortress built
on a rock. To all the party was the phe-
nomeuon distinctly visible. So clear was
the air, and close did the ships appear to
their eyes, that the sailors palling at the
ropes were made out with ease, even by the
children who saw the strange spectacle.
The phenomenon was nearly half an hour
before it disappeared. Although the appear
ance of such things in the heavens may be
very startling, the phenomena are not un-
known about the Irish coast The mirage"
as it is termed, often displays itself in fan
tastic shapes on the shores Of the northern
counties. 1t most frequently is to be seen
on the coast of Antrim, especially in the
vicinity of the Causeway. About twelve
years ago a very curious instance of mirage
was seen in Lough Foyle. Some fishermen
had been out at night with their nets. The
face of the heavens was overcast and black,
when the clouds suddenly parted, leaving
bright gap of clear sky in the zenith. Across
this space the astonished fishermen saw some
thousands of soldiers pass. rank after rank
and regiment after regiment, and 80 near
did the phen. .menon appear that the dress
of the officers could be easily distinguished
from that f the men. 1t was two hours
before the marching ceased, or rather before
the clouds closed in and shut out the scene
from view.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17
NUMBER 13.
Battle Between Viper and Grow.


The fascination which serpents undoubt.
edly exercise over other animals il one of the
mysteries of nature. Whether it i due to
some occult force akin to magnetism. as
some persons believe, or whether the serpent
SuhiueS tS victim through the influence Of
terror. * not known. 1t i certain, how
ever. that birds, nb,its, mice and other
>I,r. u animals are frequently unable TO with
draw themselves from the fatal influence of
the serpent's gaze when it is once fastened
upon them, and, strIgge rs they may to
escape, easily become it, prey.
This mysterious power j. exercised some
times on human beings: but men, in fact
all the larger animals. are generally able to
contend successfully against it. If the
smaller birds are among the most frequent
victims OF the serpentS, the larger ones are
among the most active, intelligent and dan
gcrnus enemies The crow. which is a
| plucky bird under certain circumstances,
| will have very little hesitation in attacking
| good-sized snake. come of the victor The
fight between a crow and a viper Is thus de-
scribed by an eyewitness
The crows had their place of assembly in
the tree under which | was standing. and
were preparing for their evenings flight.
They few off in pairs for little distance,
when they separated, as if by agreement,
one body flying eastward and the other west
ward, then they again separated and went
IN all directions One Of the birds came
back to the starting place and another alight-
ed a few feet from the tree on large stone.
In ,Fto IL, I,g- Il, 4
flew to n blackberry huSh and began to Jump
up and down, and to strike at the ground
almost like 4 bird of prey darting on its VIC
tim. Jnst then viper crawled out of its
lurking place, and coiling itself up, hissed
defiance at the bird
The twitclring of the snakes body was an
evidence of its rage at being disturbed, and
1t bit several times in the air most savagely.
The crow did not waste much time in COM
mencing an active attack, but, darting upon
the reptile, she actually caught it by the
head. Whether, in doing this, the bird re-
ceived bite from the poisonous iangs,I
could not settle then or afterwards. The
crow continued its savage picks, and finally,
as the snake lay motionless, she seemed to
think that it was dead. She was about to
carry off her prey, when the snake suddenly
raised its head, and the conflict commenced
again.
With astonishing swiftness, the viper
gave leap, and flung the crow a distance
of three yards into some bushes. The bird
was prevented from using her wings to ad-
vantage, and in this embarrassed condition
was attacked by the viper. In a few mo-
ments, however, the bird succeeded in free
ing herself, and, as the viper was by this
time too much exhausted to maintain Il q
fight the sharp bill of its antagonist speedily
decided its fate. With few savage picks,
to assure herself that it was dead, the bird
tapped her wings, and flew off to join her
companions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17
Chinese Theatricals.

In San Francisco, the Chinese theatre has
lost none of its prestige since its opening,
but is more popular among the Celestials
than ever. The management of the theatre
has always been characterized by discretion
in the selection and production of plays, and
due regard for the tastes of the people, thus
encouraging the patrons of the drama to be-
come regular in attendance, and whetting
the appetite of the younger heathen. The
properties of the theatre have attained q
great value, the stock company has become
one of the best of its kind in the world, and
the orchestra has reached that stage of per-
fectiOn which harmonizes agreeably with the
motto of the theatre, signitying that i'm
provement is impossible, and depreciation
improbable. The business manager of the
theatre has just displayed rare tact and en-
terprise by bringing out from China a star
of the first magnitude, who assumes female
characters with startling fidelity, and has
withal fine social qualities. This engage
ment is one of the greatest successes the
theatre has ever known. During three
nights the performances netted in the aggre-
gate two thousand dollars The play smacks
strongly Of sensation, but is free from the
faint of indecency. The musical selections
emblace gems culled from the Chinese ma
tional airs The drama ab1unds in domestic
scenes among the Chinese, which are rem
dered more striking by the musical accom-
paniments, and possesses many novel and
ingenious features.
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The annual pilgnmages of dirty dcvotees
in Persia are prominent cause of the fire.
quentIy recurring prevalence of plague aud
cholera IN that country. The scourge,
thence arising, visits Europe, and even
sweeps across the Atlantic The whole
world is interested in this matter 1t is said
that the question Of tue internal sanitary
condition of Persia Is about TO be submitted
to sanitary commission appointed by the
European powers and Persia and Turkey.
The difficulty in the case will be in religious
scrupleS and sniiuuated customs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-04-17

A FRExcuMAN is about opening an "hy-
meneal academy in this city, at which
young ladies will be taught marriage service,
with all the proper soi.o, signs, ana Mysteries,
in three easy lessons.
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NOTICE.-Having purchased one
4V bay mare and one brown horse from
Ambrose Lantzey, of Barr township and left the
same in his possession during my pleasure here.
by caution all persons against meddling or in any
way interfering wi. h said property.
""' JOHN G. e. BEARER.
Susouehanna Twp, April g. 1S74.-3t.&
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orASUR ER'S S AL E
,,r4TED LANDS AND LOTS
" oh1.,,bria county. a. ID. 1874.

~, rPTSTE. Treasurer of Cambria Coun-
81 y. .. ..VC'1'mm0uwealth Of Pennsylvania, in
% iAv n inc several Acts of Assembly in
- nrg,r,rouwealTh directing the time and
. Y. n selling Unseated Lands for Taxes,
ser sr ~, giyr notice that the following des-
'Hs1+y of Unscated Lands and Lots of
.,t-i IN The said County of Cambria, or such
= .LIlrspf as may be necessary to pay ar
q Wv ,f taxes due thereon for one year or
astI he offered for sale, at the Court House
\ Ro,ough Of EbenSburg, on the Second
=, -, Ibeiug the SIh day. of June next,
u"y '-;ynup. rs adjournment from day to day,
~. whole ue sold Tor such arrearages of
.oi costs necessarily accruing thereon,
TNSE4 4 TED LANDS.
Nc. OF OWNERS OR wARRANTEES,
p,r.. Years. Taxes.
ADAMS TWP
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SE1TED LANDS.

AlSO, at the same time and place, will be sold
the following Seated Lands and Lots of Ground
on which taxes remain unpaid. and which have
been returned agTCeably to the Act OF Assem-
bly, of 4 pril 20, 1874
NAMES OF OWNERS OR wARRANTEES.
Acres. Years Taxes.
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UDITOR's NOTICE.-JAs. Nc

TRUSTEES NOTICE.-The I'M
- dersigned having been appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria County
Trustee of II. D. RACER, an insovent debtor dis
charged under the inSolvent laws OF this common
wealth. Therefore all persons indebted to said Ii.
ID. RACER, or holding property belonging to him,
are hereby required to pay and deliver such sums
of money and property due said insoiyent 20 the
undersigned Trustee, and all creditors of said in
solvent are hereby requested TO present their re-
spectfye accounts to said Trustee.
T. w. DICK, Trustee
Ebensburg. March 20, 1s74.-4t.