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1B37. 1851
Hoasheads. Observation-Disclosures. A31 Icy -
Bpxcs so5 lbs tatA. EAgA as%.M
Barrels ana naies... -. .......-- 2sa htto
The latter Jear wss m extraordinary one u
were tho-e Just preceding; ior the goFetnmeu'
wap;x Iur1ng the war gre1ilJ increased the da-
Dsnd, eEd tue 2aahmond Va, MARKET Has entire
Il closed. Nevertheless, rue cinc!nuAu maftet
ms shown. s.1ce Tho condntoo o. 13e '"As =
TneAcpaFt4 OF Leaf to3aoco 1ato Cioe4naaa I'VE
lhe 5esls ending al6t Of Au9ukt, Fcte as lollo"s:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14
NO 2

Those types are a word with some
thing in it as beautiful rs spring. as
rich as summer and as grand as an.
tumn flowers that frost cannot wilt
fruit that shall rIpen for all tins.
The newspaper has become the log
book of the world. 1t tells at what
rate the world is running. We cannot
find our reckoning" without it.
True the greengrocer may bundle up
a pound OF candles in our last express
ed thoughts but i, is only coming to
base uses, something that is done times
innumerable.
We console ourselves by thinking
that one can make Of that newspaper
what he cannot make OF living oaks
bridge of time, thai he can fling over
the chasm Of the dead years and walk
safely back upon the shadowy sea in
to the tar past. Tie singer shall not
end his song, nor the soul be eloquent
no more.
Education does not commence with
the a lphabet-it begins with moth
er's love- with a fathers smile of an-
probation, or a sign of reproot; VITA q
sister gentle forbearance; with hand
tul OF flowers in q green and dams i
meadow; with pleasant walks NJ shady
lanes. and with thoughts direrted in
sweet tones and words to nature, to
acts of benevolence, to deeds OF virtue
and to the source of all good-God
himself.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14
ECT MIS- CE LII A My
Yi,e Printer and Iais Type.

The following beautiful extract is
from the pen Of benjamin +. Taylor,
the printer poet:
Perhaps there is no department OF
enterprise whose details are less un-
derstood, by intelligent people, than
the "art prcserva;ive, the achievement
OF the types.
Every day, their lite long, they are
accustomed to read the newspaper and
find fault with its stately arrangements,
its looks; to plume themselves upon
the discovery OF soma roguish and ac-
rohatic that gets INTO Il trollc and
stands upon lis head. or some waste
letter or two III it, Dat OF the process
by which the paper Is maie, OF the
mvrlads OF motions and The thousands
OF pieces necessary TO its composition,
they know little and ,hinS less.
They imagine they discourse Won
der indeed, when they speak OF the
tair white carpet, woven tor thought
to walk on, OF the rags that iiutteted
on the back OF the beggar Yesterday.
Bat there is something more Won
dcriu still When We looA at the oae
huudre and ntty-two little boxes,
somewhat shaded by the touch o. insy
fingers, that composes the printers
case" noiselesS, except the click OF
the types, as one by one, they take
their places i'll the growing line We
think we have found the marvel OF art.
We think how many ianc,es Iii rag
ments there are in the boxes; how many
a, oms OF poetry and eloquence the prln-
ter can make here and there, II he only
had little chart to work by; how
many facts in a small handful" how
much truth III chaos.
Now he picks un the scattered ele-
mentS. until he holds III hand \ stanza
of GA Elegy," or a monody upon
Grimes, "All buttoned up before =
Now he sets Puppy Missing" and
now paradise Lost he arrays bride
IN small caps. and a sonnet in nonpa
reil; he announces the languishin9
"live III one sentcnce--transposes the
word ana deplores the days that are
few and evil in the next.
4 nopr jes. ticks its way slowly into
The printers hand, like 4 clock just run
n,ns down, and i strain OF eloquenct
marches iulo line letter by letter. We
fancy NE can tell the difference BY hear
ING by The ear, but perhaps not.
The type that told wedding, yes
,er,isv announces burial tomorrow
-poraaps the very same lettess.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14
POETRY.
From Whittier's among the Hills"
A True Picture.
look

| look
Across the lapse Of half century,
And call TO mind old homesteads. where M
flower
Told that the Spring had cams, but evil weeds.
Nightshade and rough-leayed burdock in the
place
Of the sweet doorway greeting of tie rose
And honeysuckle; ere the walls seemed
clustering in sun, without tree or vine
10 cast the tremulous shadow of its leaves
Across the curtainless windows from whose
panes
Fluttered the signal rags Of shiftlessness;
Within, the cluttered kitchen floor, washed
iBroom>clean | think they call it,: the best
room
stifiing with cellar damp, shut from the air
In hot midsummer, bookless. -pictureless,
save he inevitable sampler hung
over The IRE place or u mourning piece,
A gieen-hared woman peony>chesked. be.
meath
impossible willows; the wide>throated hearth
Br.stling with faded pine boughs half cons
ceal'ng
Tie l..ied up rubbish at the chimney's back;
And, in sad keeping with all things about
them,
Shrill, querulous women sour and sullen men
Cntidy, loveless, old before their time,
With scarce human interest save their own
Mono'onous round Of small economies,
Or the poor scandal of the neighborhood
Blind 10 the beauty everywhere revealed.
Ireadirg the May flowers with regardless
feet;
For them the song sparrow and the bobolink
Sang not, nor winds made music in the leaves
For item in vain Octobers holocaust
Eurned, gold and crimson, over Nil the hills,
The sacramcntal mystery of the woods.
Church gocrs, fearful of the unseen Powers.
But grumbling over pull it tax and pew rent,
Saving. az shrewd econou'isis, their souls
Aud winter pork with the least possible out
lay
Of salt and sanctity; in daily life
Showing as little actual comprehension
Of Christian charity and love and duty
AS if the sermon on the Mount had been
Outdated like a las: years almanac;
Rich in broad woodlands and half-tilled fields;
And yet so pinched and bare ard comforlless;
ihe veriest sraggler limping on his rounds,
The sun and air his sole Inheritance,
Laughed at poverty that paid its taxes,
And hugged its rags in self complacency.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14

was sendingimmigrantsto create apop-
ulacc favorable to its designs The
contest became very exciting, and
only the timely arrival of Fremont,
with his small band, at Monterey, gave
success to the United States claim.
The discovery Of gold in that State,
occurred January 10, 184s, only forty
three days before the signing OF the
treaty by which the Mexican War
was brought to an end, and all that
magnificent region ceded to the Uni
ted States, while yet both parties to
the treaty were ignorant OF the dis
covery California has undoubtedly
many advantages for Agriculture,
Vineculture, and Stock raising, but to
the presence in her bosom of the
quantities Of gold, is to be attributed
the rapid settlement OF her shores, and
her since steady progress in popula-
tlon ana wealth..
The first permanent settler of Cali
teraa except Mexican, Spanish or
Indian, was John Gilroy, Scotchman,
who landed at Monterey, in 1873. Not
until later than 1s40 was any atten-
tion directed to that region: and now
California is said to contain popula-
ton of not less than 100000, with
taxable vaiuation of 1921 100000. Da-
ring the Nv enty years of gold mining,
from1S4s to 1e6Sthe .eld q tgoldinthat
State is calculated at the sum OF ss61,
100000, and the annual gold product
OF the State is 81 per cent OF the an
nual yield of the whole world. In lS6.
the Wool clip of the State was 9.5o9,
600 pounds: the yield of Wine was 3.
100000 gallons, OF Brandy 100000
gallons, and in the same year the pro
duet o her manufactures exceeded 50 Q
100000. California mas over 800
miles Of completed railroad within her
borders, with others in progress, and
an innumerablc number III prospect.
Not beh nd ia literary progress, there
are seventy-on public Libraries, with
an aggregate Of 100000 vollmns. The
young State also prints and supports
two hundred and thirty-eight news
papers and periodicals.
Among the agricultural products
for which the soil and climate Of CALI
forna are favorable are the following;
Wheat. Oats, Barley, Rice, Flax,
Sugar Beet, Hops, Tobacco, Chiccory,
the Soap Plant, all the fruits and nuts
grown on the Atlantic coast, inclu
ding Oranges, Lemons, Peaches, Ap-
Piles, Pears, Lines, ard Olives, Rals-
ins, Figs and Potatoes.
We cannot better close this hasty
and obviously incomplete notice OF
this valuable work, than By quoting
the opening paragraph Of the Publish
er's introductory.
The publisher presents this work
as the most recent, comprehensive,
and elaborate treItise upon the history,
geography, geology, natursl history.
climate population, wealth, industry,
products and resources OF California.
Unusual pans have been taken 10 IN
sure its acceptance as a work not a
lone OF passing interests, but as a stan
iard authority OF all the subjects It
embraces
The Naural Wealth Of California. by
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14

CaU1pY'r Ger Rim or HER.-A Con
stanJinople correspondent OF the Gin
clnnati Commercial, writing about
SMYRNA, tells this anecdote:
"Rebbers send notes to rich mer-
chants, inviting them u deposit =
thousand or two at some specified
point within twentv-tou. hours, Or
their houses will be burned; and the
timid old chaps often honor the draft.
One amusing story is told Of a certain
rich nan who did not have an angel
fo' a vie. He received note demin-
ding a thousand pounds in two days
in default of which the robbers threa
tenet to carry off his wife. Ii was
astonishing to see how solicit!ous the
husband became on sudden for his
wiie's heath:he felt sure sine needed eN
erclse, and urged her constantly to
take early morning walks on the Hills
outside of the town II wever, the
robber appreciated the joke rs well as
the neighbors, ana Mr.. C's household
is still unbroken."
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14

The Nasural Wealth Of California. by
Titus Fey Lroniso rp, d95, san Francisco.
Ii. II. Bancroft X CO, New York, ll} Viii.
lam 81 1868
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14

4 lady was reading to her iive-year
old boy the story OF little boy whose
father was tax N i'll and died, after
which the voungster set diligently to
work to assist i'll supporting himself
and his mother When she had finish
ed the story, she said: Now, if pa
were to die. wouldn't .ou work 70
help mammal" why, ma, said the
little fellow. MT realizing the idea OF
work. what for? Amt we got good
house to live in, and every thing 50
nice:n oh, yes, my child sad the
mother; ''but we can't eat the house,
yoa know. well, amt we get plenty
OF things in the pantry said the
voung hopeful "Certainly, my dear !
replied The mother; but they Will not
last long-and what then:?' 'Well,
ma said the little incorrigible, amt
there enough to last till yon get an
other>husband:' Ma gave il. up.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14

And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily uron
them. with all its attendant ills. will find in the use
Of these BITTRRS. or the TONIC, an elixir that will
instl life into their veins, restore in a measure
tbe energy and arior of moro youthful days. build
ap their shru nken FORMS and give health and happ-
0Ang TO their remaining years.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14

Some weeks ago a shrewd Yankee
arrived here from the East, and, after
looking for time, and finding that
fully two-thrls Of the people OF San
Francisco boarded in restaurants, con
cluded to 60 into that business. He
| had observed that all the restaurant
keepers employed fat, lazy and dirty
Irishmen, Dutchmen and Cinnamon for
cooks and walters, and he conceived
the idea that il he employed girls
neat, tidy, quick witted and rood-look-
/ inc girls-ior walters he would secure
large custom Immediately lie ac-
cordingly ransackei the employment
offices for recruits and finally secured
twelve pretty girls; two OF these he
/ placed behind the counter for money
/ takers, and the remalnder were IN
structed to pass around the hash. =
The novelty OF the thing made il take
I Immediately. Therestauraut WAS crow
DIVIDED from morning till night
No one thought Of eating less than
| twenty tive cents worth You must
know that a person can GET a tine
meal for fifteen or twenty ceRtS), aud
when they devoured thirty seven
cents worth they would toss the mon
ey takers tiity-cent piece and walk
I away with 4 nonchaant air. The pro
/ prietor was in ecstacies and walked
! about rubbing his hands with unctious
delight. Many of the customers would
call tor ice creams and ask the far wal
tresseS to Join them-they were con
sequently filed chock iull OF nice things
all the time. Matters progressed tine-
~ tor several weeks, when the propri-
etor began to find that his waters
Were not 50 attentive as they ought tt
be; they would serve some good-lcol
ing fellow with what he would order
and then would set down and chat witt
him while other customers were wait
! ing TO he served. lie reprinanded tic
/ girls several times, but without aay ef
tect; so he determined to secure an
other lot and discharge the whole ca
bool,e He began his search for sub
/ stitates, saving nothing OF bis designs.
7 \ ester'lay, however, lie was staggered
If Johnny Morrissy or J Johnny Heenau
had struck a blow below the belt be
could not have been more astonIshed;
ior after the duties of the day Were
concluded and the cash counted he was
asked 10 attend church with the girls,
as one of them was going to get mar
ried OF course he would 60 and he
would give away the bride II they
has! only give him notice in time he
! would have gwen them a nice wedding
supper. An hours time suiliea1 lor
the girls to dress AMI then they al.
proceeded to church, where every one
OF them were married. During their
brief career of four. weeks in the res
taurant they had been wooea and Won
BY Young fellows who were ANXIOUS to
find companions tor life, but who, ow
ing to the peculiar mode OF living IN
San Francisco, bad had no opportani-
tv Of forming female acquaintances.-
This morning he was without walters,
and he is rushing around like chick
en- with his head off looking tor more
girls His establishment is better than
matrimonial agency.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14
NOTICE.

II = well-ostablished fAct that fully onehalf q
e :ss' e +: S::ss :s !! s;
leel we'll" They are languid, devoid II ~
energy, extremely nervous, and have no appetite.
To this class Of persons the BITTERS, OF tho
IONIC, are especially recommended.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14

ESrENT AND CHARACTER CT TIE
GREAr ISpsAN RGsEavATloN.--The Ter
ritory OF Wyoming stretching .3So
mics North and south, and 10 Las,
and W est, contains within its bound
aries an area OF country almost equal
TO three such States as OHIO, Ii is not
generally known that, Notwithstanding
this immense extent OF territory is
said to be the territorial organization
OF Wyoming, nevertheless the United
States Indian Peace Commissioners
have set apart ..earsy one-halt by tfea-
Is with the Indians ior 4 reservation
for them and their children, while one
OF their tribes continue TO exist. Yet
spca il the case. Nearly the whole os
the North bait OF the territory has
oeea set apilrU as the hEntY.g gf1auas
Of the wild Indians Iii th1s AeI s
comprised a potion OF the sNser -N&ls sr
country, kaswa.o be fail O 5,sii sseas
quartz; the Wind Rivee ~ e ho
valleys OF the Big Horn Pow 3ef river,
and the Northerti Black His which
are the very finest OF oar agricultural
lands Tie finest bodv ofFFae t'moer
in the West is row growing II the
northeast part Of our territory. IN
stead Of tiourish.ng settlements aal
manufactures when should utilize
these muni.icent boantfes 81 naflfee,'
our Government has compass o''aiaiy
put bounds to the onward aaireA yf
civilization, and given TO The leai.fea
the choicest portion Of our utE Ter
ritusv ,--- Casye@3s SIR, l9ta.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14
HY GO HUNGRY?

N. Thorn would respectfully inform III
public, ,ha, he hns. neatly fitted up and nices
ly arranged his rooms, for the comfort and
convenience Of ALL who may favor him with
CALI. Farmers who are in Toledo, on bus
with their wives, can be accommodated with Il
cup OF Cofee or Tea, onshprt notice. He HAT,
tcrs himself, that he can suit the taste Of the
fastidious, Every attention paid to the wants
Of customers.
kkE-Caned Fruits and CANDIES.
Aso 4 good stock Of first class Cigars and
Tobacco. Fresh and pure xxx ALE on hand.
f N. THORN.
foisdo Dec. Slst. 1s6S.tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14
LITE q, yaas

Gen KilpatricA told the folloWll 2
story IN one OF his recent speeeaes.
Illustrating humeToGsiy the .nae VA
oi character OF Little Ma"
During the Peninsula. camp
one Of Met lellans scouting p4fi54s
captured 10 new mich COWS IeaA.
some rebels. Little Mae locked oYeg
the constitution, but found nothing
10 new mich COWS from ,le
rebels. He then telegraphei
to the President to know
wnat to do. Before he got reply N
orderly told the Genera! il the cows
We're not mllked they would spoil.
He then looked over the Constitution,
bat finding nothing in it about nj K
ing new mich COWS he again tela-
eraphed to Mr.. Lincoln toy instalc-
tions, to hieh he replied is tol.ows
70 Geo. 3. Mcclellan, Commaaaay
Army Q; The Potomac.
As you seem 10 be the higrist eait
in the army, suggest that you sack
them dry.
T
, 1869-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES,

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4EE3sta md Fe.su1aerv. snd prupee a.n;,eS Il Us
Wig RaetoEJ, 1s BGnd<t.. Trx YORK - 49,
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CV3OrCl %HUnfoFS.

writer tn st.- sst~1,su,a .so.r.st, IL ske.ealnz
the frotntI EFT 1ccntcFs d 'hc y.zxtt'A seuate,
thus tcs1ces tue Gzc colorcd Scuatosa:
II. i E;l>u-
Mt. Itlnd u It.uc* E+t~ ari, Eh1 sAtuetGa In
Tic CobSeu.!un seaou!, Il ~ cnn.o;. c0hsr3t tte
fp0Ae6n1ah Ct lis 1rtnT,H. l1t da. lay far Gry:r
tLa1' arrfa+t a!il:ss. :It.tS- :I1AaI;i- 1ail
detruter well. Is Att.1 Or " foss 1ar
n proper phrase IL " iolI tauuyh 10 t.pu:e
points 3nt a1g1e u.bilolss wts the be-r VI ttien.
Sl, tot', IL c4u :5l,E fr-'.,ds "a with h.UylEu
I:f"rcuiiy allt pun!. aud ii, .is. ITesId:at >
Is ~ cuphaht: ~ z"s altered on ths 1,or. In
Ptrsnn, Mr. Eta.d II t+.tlrly, .klu tsrG, L1t nut
ducsatdiy b sex: t1AE Ati POUNDED, anl Haru he
Speaks te tho~h l. 1t,t. ~! nF teeth. lie nJe4,es
sSaFd'Y confetti with, u not praud OF. hts io:-
IasS' is q. use VI ts,tnS TN winch sid: ]. y. D.
LIANT s0trs.
Df. IL 3GEA-fey IT. Is :. At.l 4a:c. or. zt least, a
practitioner OF Il Nciietuc-ls Irot1 iorx County.
lie IN uew csIuef IniH tie 4as!LtitA3 itll: but
's basNt sxs.tu W. MI. rss.t Il So, w, nave M
n.eaaha vi, Judging 4! hlr arAtunca1 po~e1s, a.
StEIIted "Hh tt'ure Of H. tpe4.1sc. Mr. I'll al.
Int - his uIiat ar,c414aee He r1u aAY, csJ
tally. that c IS The Eaa: cit tott kuttna up al
tty II HIS l1st'scs, lis I...- Is rau tess il
turn =" i Al, .tttn; II. rn1sp1rA.s,n atl olive
SON nad ei.k5. lie n.ss very 1ol:x--rr:Aia4S j
nut cses = u q ! l;ef1h!r.la.
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