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Go Rfnt.

NO KENT, n FURNISHED ROOM IN 4
4 quiet famlt where there are no other Doarders
knnly Mt THIS OFFICE October 16
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03

pray, believing, perhaps, that any at
tempt to escape from the destruction
which If it comes at all, comes swiftly;
but the habit, however it may be COM
mcnded for It's piety, and as leading to
fitting posture for sudden death,
probably renders that destruction inc
,itable which might be avoided by q
little energetic exertion. But South
America, more than any ot.,er portion
Of the world, except the coast of the
Mediterranean, has always been subject
to these terrible commissions Of nature,
and their fr.ghttul character and ter
riblc suddeness may well appal the
stoutest hearts.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
CLIP pI GS.

The Yale Collegel libraries have now
$1,000 volumes.
West Point haso.27s graduates. and
., i47 non graduates
One million postage stamps are dat
" used in the United States.
During the past ten years about
7o0,No0,U00 in gold AMI silver ore has
been produced i'll California
The Oldest postmaster iusthe Unitel
States, is claimed to be John Seber-.
ling, of Lynnvillc, Pa, who is s. years
old, and has held his position for IS
years.
A while ago, Mrs. Martha Raver, Of
Paint Township, Ohio, wanted to Wis
it her grandson 10 miles away, and
concluded that as she was 80 years old
last July, she was old enough to 90
atoot, an! did SO.
A family in Portland, Me, have
table which was brought to this coun-
try in the Mayhower, by their ances
tosr; and while they lost, as they tho't
| all their furniture i'll the great fire,this
table was saved aud returned to them.
A description is given Of the larg-
est t.ee in the State OF Kansas 1t is
an oak, situated on the Usage lands.
at the III 2uth of the Fall river. 1t is
niae feet in diameter and thirty feet
in circumference at the base, and runs
up 10 feet as straight a, IN arrow be-
fore the lowest limbs are reached
When the Roman poet was told by
4 phlegmatic friend to mind his busi-
ness and not meddle with other mems
affairs, he made the immortal reply: Il
am q man, and whatever relates to my
fellow creatures, $50 touches me
The highest mine in the world is a
silver mine, and is that of Po:osi, i'll
the Andes OF Peru. It is situated H.
375 feet above the surface of the ocean.
The deepest mine in tie world is
salt mine. 1t is in the SO called new
Selzwerli, in Westphalia, and is 1850
feet below the surface of the ocean.
A wonderful discovery has been
made i. the citizens Of Elizabeth, \.
j., III the vicinity OF the Cross Roads.
It is cavern Of inpenetrable depth,
Which promises, when fully explored,
to rank among the wonders Of the
country. 1t has been partially explo-
cd and found to contain many beat
,itul chambers, which are adorned
with strangely shaped anl and haaa
some Stalactites.
There s a real idol temple erected
and formally established in the United
States, at Portland, Oregon. The
building is completed, and the China
men are actively engaged in furnishing
it. The yestibule contains two large
oil globes, inside Of which lamps are
burning, so AS to STOW to advantage
the hea,henish figures en she outside.
One of the transparencies represent
celestial warriors or saints, some on
,oct and some on horsebacN, who go
round and round, propelled III some
manner by current Of heated ar.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03

Mrs. Sarah Page, Of Canaan, n. H.,
has ii her possession H;bse printed
in 1899, ..by the deputies of Chris
topic Barker, Printer TO the Queen
most excellent Majesty 1t was
brought nom London hy Ezekiel
Chccyer, the famous Puritan school
master. to whcm the Boston boys .or
entire generation were deeply indebt-
for their primary eau sat'nn. Master
Cheeyer came to this country in June,
1857, and died in Boston in l70S, aged
IS years.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
p OE TR Y.
BY wM. CULLEN BRYANT.

The New York Lrening Post says:
"The following verses were written
in October Of the year 1867, about a
twelvemonth before the overthrow Oh
the reign Of tho Bourbons in Spain,
and were published about the same
time. One part OF the prediction they
contain has been iuitilled-the down
fall OF the late tyrannical Government
and it trenains to see whether an era
f rational liberty and enlightened leg
islation will succeed it."
Harness tho impatient years,
0 Time and yoke them to the imperial car
For, through mist of tears,
The brighter day appears,
Whose early bushes tinge the hills afsr.
A brighter day for thee,
0 realm whose glorious fields are spread be-
tween
The dark, blue Midland Sea
And that immensity
or Western waters which once hailed thee
Queen
The fiery coursers fling
Their necks aloft, and snuff tie morning " md,
Till the feet moments bring
The expected sign 10 spring
Along their path, and lea7 these glooms be.
hind.
Yoke them, and yield The reins
To Spain, and lead her to he lofty scat;
But ere she mount, the chains
" hose cruel strength con.trains
Her limbs must fall in fragments at her feet.
A tyrart brood have wound
About her helpless limbs the steely brazil,
And toward gulf profound
They drag her, gagged and bound,
Down among dead Mems bones, and frost and
shade.
Spain! thou vert of yore
The wonder of the realms; in prouder years
Thy naughty forehead wore
" hat it shall wear no more,
The diadcm of both the hemispheres.
To thee the ancient Deep
Revealed his pleasant, undiscovered lands;
From mines where jewels sleep,
TILED plain and vine-clad steer
Earth richest sroil wss offered to thy hands
Yet thou, when land and sea
Sent thee their tribute with each rolling wave,
And kingdoms crcuched to thee,
Vert false 10 LiNerty,
An therefore art thou now si.ackeled slave.
ill thou not, yet again,
Tut forth the sleeping strength that ia theelies.
And snap he shameful chain,
and force the tyrant train
!, 10 ice before tie anger in thine eyes
Then shall the hsrnessed years
Sweeponward with thee 10 chat glorious height
y hch even now appears
! Bright through tie mist Of tears
Tie dwelling>place Of Liberty and Light.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
Rats.

Josh Billings talks our scnti-
ments on these pets Of creation
when he say that rats, view
ed from emmy platform 81 kould
bid, are unspcasidly cussid; and
i wcod be willing tn make emmy
man who would destroy awl the
rats in the United States, val
liable keepsake, say fur m
stance, either the life and suffer
ings Nv Andy johnson, in one
vuium calf boun or a recclt TO
cure the bl'.d : agsc-s.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
N 10 4S
ProcceiiHgssof the Teachers I'm
sfitnte.
THIRpiDAY.
IssFfrurE RooH, !
ToIYlo, Nov. H. 1868 {

Iols'lo, Nov. IL, 1868. !
Institute met At 9 o clock a. NM
Stewart in theChair. Opening exer-
cises conducted by Rev. J. S. Eber-
hart Song Vi choir, ~ carer, my God,
to Thee, tune, Bethany" At roll
call fifty-two members responded 10
their names. Minutes of previous day
read and approved. Rev Mr.. Eber-
hart favored the teachers with a few
remarks relative to their calling. Mo
ton TO add two members to the com
mittee on resolutions lost. DIR. Enos
began the exercises of the day by ex-
planning his method of calling classes
to recitation-calling class to the rec
itatlon seat, ana hearing a lesson in
Arithmetic-subject, Subtraction Af-
ter recess Mr.. Glidden moved that no
names be enrolled after today. No
ton seconded by Mrs. Stewart. Mr..
Danforth offered an amendment allow
ln5 sufficient excuses for not appearing
sooner Amendment accepted The
motion as amended was carried DR..
Eu0s then conducted an exercise III or
Typography, after which some. of the
questions j. the query box were re-
piled to, Adjourned to meetlat ;l:3o
p VI.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met as per adjournment, Mr.. Stewart
in the Chair. Exercises began b. sing
ing The Woodlands Call On mo
ton Miss Guiliord AMI sIr. Gl;dlen
were appointed a Committee to take
charge of the query box-queries to be
in order Immediately after tho Critics
report. DR.. Enos conducted an cxcr-
else in Mental Arithmetic, after which
Mrs. Z. S. Dlllman, read an Essay on
School Amusement"
President \. S. Welch, of the Iowa
Agricultural. College wasj introduced
to the. Institute, ..and snlade some re-
marks. After recess, President Welch
gave 4 lesson in Grammar-subject the
Verb. Owing to thei lateness OF the
hour, the Critics report and reading of
queries were postponed until Thursday
morning. Adjourned to meet at the
Court Room at 6.45 p. m.
LyENISa Session.
Institute. met pursuant to adjourn
ment-Mr Stewart in the Chair Pres
ilent Welch was introduced TO the au-
dience and delivered IN address on the
subject Of Composition Writing and
Rhetoric. On motion the Institute
rendered President Welch vote OF
thanks. Adjourned to meet at the
school-room at 8 o'clock a. m, Thurs
day.
J. II. STEWART, President.
}. /. AR1nERp, Secretary.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03

The first coins Of any metal issued
l,y The United States We're three hun
drel tons OF copper cents, coined at the
New Haven mint in l1sl.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
FOURTH LAY.


November l., 1868.
institute met pursuant to adjourn
ment-thc President in the Chair
Opening exercises conducted by Rev.
6. G. Edwards. Song" Hide nle-Oh'
my Savior hide tune, Refuge. -
Some remarks made by Chaplain. At
roll call seventy-six members atisw cred
to their names. Minutes of previous
day real and approved. Critic hal no
report. Motion to censure withdrawn
after explanation was made. Queries
reai-one responded to. On motion
Mrs. Dillman was requested TO furnish
copy of her Essay on school Amuse-
nent" for publication in County pa
pers, after which DIR. Enos gave les
son in Arithnetic-suhject Prime Mum.
bers, Least Common Maltrple and Di-
VISION of Fractions. Alter recess Dr.
Enos gave lesson in Granmeg-sub-
icct, the Noun. Adjourned to meet at
1:30 p, III.
AFTERNOON session.
Institute met according ,e aiionrn-
ment-the President in the Chair. DR..
Enos gave lesson in Geography, after
which Miss Guiltord read an Essay on
Mental Arithmetic. Dir. Lnos then
gave an exercise III Addition Of Mum
bers. After recess Dr. Enos gave a
lesson in Rea,iing, following with an
exercise in Vocal Sounds. Contents
Of the query box were read. Adjourn
ed TO meet st the Court Room at !
CLOCK p. m.
Evening SESSION
Mt pursuant to adiournment-thc
President in the Chair. Exercises be,
Gan with music By the choir,---
Has my Father been Here. Mir.
J. II. Goodrich, of Dubuque, WAS in
trolueed and delivered an address on
"Physical Culture" Dr. Enos real
Poc's poem entitled ''rhe Bells Also
A poem entitled Katie Lee and Willie
Grey" after which the audience en-
gagged in social exercises. The Insti-
tute was again called to order, when
Mr.. Goodrich read pcem entitled
~Pyramus and Thisbee.H DR.. Enos
then gave Mr.. Stewards first declama
ton, and Mr.. Stewart initiated the
Doctors first attempt in that line OF
business. 4 l;ousnei to meet at the
school-room at 8 O'Clock, Il. III. Friday.
j. II. STEWART, President.
J. L. AasnrRp, Sectetary.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
J. L. ARcuERD, Secretary

The Editors Drawer in Harper's
k-5athly for December, gives the fol-
lowing as an epltaph correctly copsed
from Z. grave stone. Poor Editor We
wonder the fellow can rest well in his
grave under the e.o;.moa, impniations
Of inveracity contained in the Epitaph:
aIIere lie. az Editor
snook,.if you will,
In mercy, kind Providence,
Lst him lie still
Ee he'd for livingi; so
lie lived while lie s,ed:
When he could not lie longer
He lied down and died"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
FIFTH DAY.

November 1o, lsGs.
Institute met as per adjoarnment-
D.. Enos in the Chair. Opening OK
crcises conducted hy Rev. }. l.. Mar
tyn Song 10y the cn",r. "We all ON
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
Alaska.

The scientific expedition sent ont 70
Alaska by the Government has made its
report on the fisheries, fur trade and
mineral wealth of the new Territory,
and other matters. The commission
states that the aquisition Of Alaska will
exercise a peculiar advantageous in
fiuence on orr fisheries. Large and
rich fisheries lie off in the North Pa
citic, and were always tayorite resorts
with our fishermen. Much inconven
renee was entailed OH them by their
necessary trips TO San Francisco, not
the smallest part Of which wasa heavy
outlay Of capita On ocean-.oing craft.
Now they can fish in fifty tathom
water in ordinary open boats. Cur
ing stations ean he established on the
coast. Formerly the importation OF
Goldfish from New Eng and ports to
California was heavy item. 1t has
been stopped completely by the acqui-
sition of Alaska. In 1867 twenty
seven American vessels were employ
ed among the Sfuriagin Islands on
the shores of Southern Alaska. The
average catch was nearly one hundred
tons, which was valued at nine and a
half cents, coin, per pound; the aver
age cost of outfit and labor, $4,000 in
gold. 1t is stated that the eastern por
tion of the Behring's Sea is extremely
rich in cod, and that the area within
the limits of fifty fathoms depth is
$4,000 miles in extent. The banks a
long the shores Of Alaska, south Of the
Aleutian Islands, are about 4 500 miles.
The whale fisheries, especially in
Archipelago Alexander, are well known
The coast survey has discovered iadica-
tions OF large beds Of anthracite coal
The warm current from Japan eyer-
cises beneficial influence on the eli
mate of Alaska.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03

In England there are je'ics to
assist dis ,narged colis.cta t ,nisr.t.
o the United Status
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
"Snre II s ny own ;"
------------7.--<--s s------ae's'----sl--<---- :
4 .5Oaei,Osla Professor.

Our Professors are often called
upon for suitable persons to teach dis
trict schools 1t seems that last year
Il Mr.. G. received a communication
from a school director, not a hundred
miles from this place, offering him a
school, bn. the gentleman not wishing
4 school .eterrcd the director 70 Nr.
l.. fer information failing 20 state, hoN-
ever, that he was the Acting Prcsi,
dent OF the University. The school
director understood by the letter tlirt
Mr.. l.. desired to teach 4 school, and
in a few DAYS the Professor received
letter IN substance as follows;
NJ. n. B. L.
Sir:-I understand that YOU want to
teach school il so You are nay man.
we have new log School House, .
well, a globe and a map OF Iowa, the
well is not in the house, globe and
map are. l am head trustee. You
must know how to teach Reading,
Writing Grammar and Arethmctic as
far as rule of three, my Tom will study
all these and he is the best scholar IL
the district.
You must brig good recommends
tions in regard to your mora! character,
because we hear hard tales about stu
dents sometimes. 1t you will bear
your own expenses and come and ge.
acluainted in the me- ghborh 0 anawe
like Won We VIII pay yon twenty five
dollars month. If you accept this,
address,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03

Lord have = nc as ray, "-tune, "Fls
AT roll-call sixty per sons fesponait .
their names Milstts read ,ta !,
proved. G ritic had no'i,ro,t. Sl.'
ing lesso given r-sEncs soP' Nr,'
10y lesson in the Geography io'i ST.
He then gayesan exercise in Ad,i, IN
OF Numbers, following with.ahsca IL
81 sition. Of the Cube.Root.F On motIon
copies f Essays readsby teachers le
fore the Institute Were requested .tor
publication ins County papers, when
Mr.. J. A. Mitehcl,gaye al sson ip:pen.
manship. Adjourned TO meet At Isl
II NJ
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
JOHN JONES.

Head trustee District {, S-lowa.
Prot l.. after counseling with his
friends concluded to let we'll enough
alone, aud not leave his Trigonometry.
Calculus, Astronomy &c, and = reg
ular salary, to accept Mr.. Jones prop
os,ion; the joke, however, was so good
the Professor could not keep it.-Io,sa
Un.rsrsitY Reporter.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
SOLD AND Cor HIS WlSE.--A farmer

residing near this city, named Ely, an
Irishman by birth, who has lived many
years with his good wife "bairnless,'
came to town the other day and called
in at Brothers store to DO
some trading. He was invited to
test some $500 wine. which he did
gracefully. After tasting it, he said it
was Just what his wife and baby
needed The Macs laughed at him
increlulously, knowing that he was
ciildiess. He avcrrea that his wife
had young baby. The Macs deciar-
ed tn if she had baby they'd give
him a gallon OF the wine Yesterday
Ely came to town and Mrs. Ely with
him They called IN At the Mel
Brothers store Mrs. Ely carrying a
carefully wrapped up. elongated bun
die on her arm. The following col
lo9uy and ienouemcnt followed
"Good morning, Mrs. Ely"
Good morning, nt;emen."
rs that your baby You have en-
your arm
Sure its my own"
john, draw Mr. Ely gallon of that
800 Vine
John taok Eiy's Jug filed it, and
passed it over Ely took the JUG and
pat j. il his wagon and Mrs. Ely step
ped out Of the store and sold thump-
ing big watermelon she had carried
nicely bundled upon her arm.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03
ArTERsoos srssIuN.

Institute. met trpursiaut' 'to adjourn
ment-Dr. Enos in the Chair. Dr.
Enos explained the use.of Monitors in
the school room, and.gavcsanother'irs.
son in Geography. Mr. J. A. Nit he
followed with .cssonsln Penmanshjp
After Recess AN exercise i'll Gymna,-
tics was given. Miss Rogers read an
essay on Geography. Queries and
responded to. Adjourned to.me-t at
the Court room at 7 O'Clock p. IN.
EvEsl SGs ssEsslos.
Institute met as per adjournment
Vice President Sterrett in the Chair
Professor S II. Manning, Of the VII
ton Institute, was introduced and gave
an address on the Theory andsPrae-
tice of Teaching" The choir sang "Sx
Cents a Quarter for Schooling, alter
which Dr. Enos gave an address Gil
general school matters. Song hy quar-
tette, "Comc Where NJ Love Lies
Dreaming" The Institute rendered
the Board of Supervisors vote of
thanks for the use oi the Court room.
Adjourned to meet at the school-room
on Saturday at Q O'Clock a. N.
J. r. STEWART, President.
J. I. ARcuERD, Secretary.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-03

Ofv Jksein Y oAe Ssrws~s ctsrt y "a, wrissss
fAaadslpAis, March 10, 1867.
= :.ss %s':::s s:: s.s::: s:::::: s'':: ::
J; asSs, :.s q .,1s & 0;.:,s
oseioa u the system. Yosn truly,
GEO. v. wooDwARns
HON. JAMES TuOMPDON,
Jhdes q ~ Avrsme Obsss u Ramsyleam<A
Philadelphia, April q, 1854
81 eonsldsf sHooAand's German BitterS valsssboD
0Gtsas In sass Of attacks Of Indigestion q Dyspee
- san certify this from ny experiences ofiG
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
Prom Rev. JeDo. II. KENNARD, y. n,
Rssor ef As zs~sA Baptix casscA, IniladslrAis.
eesstsd to connect my name with recommendations
q different kinds Of medicines, but regarding the
practice - ont Of my AT appropriate sphere.
ss.' = ~: -: oss ss: "a
sssfSinsss Il Dr.. HSosand. German Bistsrs depart
sonvction that, ~ osmersl dsb;l;sy Of lx syss os1
spscsauy far Liver Cbmpairs, y Ifs a'' valaaSls
Preparation. In cases II may fail; hut usually,
seset not i win b very beneficial to those "h'
Yours, very respectfully,
J.H KENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates g.
From Rev. Il. ID, FENDA1I.
Anfkoat Editor OlsistiaH CAyostc3s, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the ass u
8oo0Ands German Bitters, and feel it my privilege
% recommend them a. . most valuable tonic, to eu
Vho are suffering from general debility from de
oAsas asiang from derangsment sf the liver.
Yours truly.
+ j. TRNDALI,
CAUTION.
3 RonAenHs 0ar,nau p.u,>At>. ar> Ac.ct.r<.tte.,
scs ss:s sss IL. :sn:s sa s % 4 Sse
Principal Once and Nannfactcsy
6 the German Medicine Store, No. 63l ARCH StssaS,
Philadelphia.
CHARLES n. EVANS,
German Druggist, Proprietor,
yormsvly c. n. JACKSON I O.
PRICES.
Heo0aafs German Dittsra per bottle d -
half dossn %
Ues0ands German Tonic, rut up In quart bottles, -
per bottle, or . half dozen fbs 20
! ~ Do not forget 70 examine we'll the artisls yos
~, In erdsr % get the genuine.