Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-06

L"1f"0fSyy.-IiOI,t -. D. TOWERS, lne
New England Phrenologist," will commence
a course of lectures in Congregational Hall
in this place. Saturday (to-morrow) evening.
chronological examinations can be had at
his room at the Carter House. We arc un.
acquainted with the gentleman, but he has
host Of very complimentary notices from
the press Of the places where he has lec,ur-
ed. All unite in saying that his d,scourses
are able, interesting and instructing. The
first lecture will be free and those that attend
can judge whether it will pay them to attend
the balance of the course, and pay the small
admission fee Of one dime per night. We
annex few notices that this gentleman has
received from our exchanges:
Ash Speaker We have not heard Prof Powers excelet
Asa Phrenocgst he also surpasses any that have pre-
coded him In this part Of the country. Indeed his lee
lures in the several are s Of Inc
first order and well delivered and prove highly
full I" such luce the instruction to practice
G'unt County Ner,,fd. H ........ ~ IS
This single lecture the 'PuiLosopHY OF RELIGION
Is worth fifty dollars to any who can up.
appreciate lis teachings Ms proofs Of the existence Of
Supreme Being and Of natu, al and unire,x SUNNY
for mans spiritual natur-ke everything else In his
lecturesaren noted for their freshness originality and
strength and scarcely fall convince the most skrp-
'ical.- "dshinsf"" Gazette, Oct. lM, 1852.
They rch intellectual and racy, and will work on.
reform In the habits Of life which have plunged
into ruin and missryand will elevate to his true
disnity.-Ai'ony .it1as and Argas. 49, -
We have had many lecturers this sub Get In 81
Lawrence HAL nut never enc who 70 possess the
tent of.his popuaf and eloquent ,pc.ker " .-7oron.
TO GiOJe.
They are II, marked degree both interesting and
INSTRUCTIVE and W "ss sft know that they are being
.ps no"s.s".s anti. rSsssor very hns speaker
ton Of sharaerr o 'e eSs. !" ia; as a@s,
fiser. s-Ea e. = = -" = -
- AZ times he is the incarnation Of ~lcquence In
language nton.ton Of voice and ,nhner bringing down
hundcrs of applause. C0ss.1erl
which he speaks and Ills lectures are rs.tc with mrh
and instruction. f1rNind Adcertisrr
- Ills lectures are ,eplets with soand pi,os,pli.
cal Ideas and suggestions which original as they
practics That he understands the motives Instincts
vidal and social action needs but Of his entertaining
and use full lectures to convince any The crowded
houses that have greeted his advent here testify to In,
interest the public have IN his C0ur err
Prof r. has but few II any supporters. Le,rne,,
and eloquent. and possessing the Of happily and
rcbiy expressing his thoughts IL not to be wondcre,
at that he at once enchan. the respect and attention
"hos HaNttk 10 un1, must needs Ito
1t again and 0ydin.-Gdend Courier.
The fac. tina, he drew Me practical and util aran peo
pie Of McGreYor from their business to listen to his
,iiscourses night after night, thing before done
BY man. Is conclusive proof Of his ability as ectur-
er. The lectures " scientific character bat de.
liver, IN such pleasant aud entertaining style as 10
make them attractive and Instructive. Picket City
.Esses. -
Ne plain AMI impressive reasoner and attract.
i've aiker We have heard such Lectures rs this
gentleman is fsvoring US WITH Weekly taion.
Prof c. Powers concludes Ills course Of lectures here
Today. We heve heard better lecturer lie Is
clear and foreible, fluent and easy.-NorM Western
2.mes. IN
We think Mr. Powers Of the ablest and most elo-
!uent advocates Of that science Chronology in the field
Ills deneation Of the character Of volunteer subjects
after the lecture proved him wonderully accurate in
judgment. IndcleAdence Gaa,dion.