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The New York herald., 1871-12-27
1rlecsAm TO TINE NEW yoax HERALD.

~ PARIS, Dec. 70, 1871.
President Thiers delivered a powerful speech IN
he Nauoual Assembly to-day, In opposition to the
ReyyiuG a an income tax.
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Shooting While Of Unsound M5sd.
MURDERED ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

Two Bl0Odthisty saloon Keepor~ She csins
Eight Persons.
RUTLAND. w., Dco. 28, 1871.
On Christmas Day q bloody anray took place
at East Arlington, IN . drinking saloon.
Farwell & Lawrence, the keepers. ef the
saloon shot i've persons. two Of whom
have died since, and two more are. Iaortally
wounded. One OF the victims was FaEweil's s0R,
eight years Of age The affair creates Intense ex-
cltement. Farweil and Lawrence are under arrest
The New York herald., 1871-12-27
ENGLAND.
Tie Holiday Fetes Prolonged.


LONDON, Dec. 20, 1871.
To-day being observed a. holiday, the markets
are closet and business IL wholly suspended.
TUE COTTON SUPPLY.
-Four thousand two hundred and thirty-slx bales
Of Ansrlosa cotton were landed q Liverpool TO.
lAA .t0I#H sa
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THE YOUNGEST BURGLAR IN JERSEY.

youth. named William Kurts, who halls from DAch
Neck Trenton. caught Christmas nga attspa-
mig enter Kane's cgar Perry street, Trcnton He
had bored twelve holes In the floor with auses which
stolen from Merediths shop the street,
The BURGLAR when taken 70 the police oce sad he meant
into the He alleged that he had worked Dr.
Cooper in Trenton, and that gentleman tsss6cd lhat ass
the theft OF coat and horse brush o young Jack shop
beri who only seventeen OF left eap0y
The prisoner fully committed for tv,al.
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Voluntary DEATH from Landa,ruul.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. ~. 1871.
George w. Batclieder, or Lacoi,fa. committee
suicide there last night by taking iaulanlm NO
cause Is assigned.
A ScOtciiunau Attempting Murder cand Suicide
BINdHAMroN, N. Y. Dec. ". 1871.
A Scotchman named David Fucker atseMpted %
murder his wife and commit suicide In this'place On
sunday morning. She received three stab wounds
In the breast He stabbed himself once. ketthee
are iatally wounded. Their troubles were oil 90.
nestle nature. Flucket - aged hty Seven an1 was
for twenty years 'iOngshCTeluan In New York. In
the employ or Williams b GasO0. He mas been Or
resteu &
Shooting While Of Unsound Nfjsd.
BOSTON,, Dec. ~. 1871.
Frederick Sanberg, aged fifty one, committed
suicide this morning by shooting. The rot was
caused by sudden arrangements H8 leaveS vito
and family.
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An Excellent Holiday Present for n Lady
A Grover 4 Baker SEWING MACHINE S@iesroonss ~
Broadwav "a and 2S0 Third New York bAl FuieA
Brooklyn, l24 WasasnGtoH street, Jersey Oty
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RUSSIA.

The Army Conscription Levy Rate for the
Year 1872
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90 manufacturer ESE NSCtBkxD. IlsN -
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CHDINuH UGNJnINIn TFNsk.
Captain Benjamin Trask, one OF the most eminenA
and popular commanders Of the Old line OF Amert
can packet snips died ac hts residence. In Fort
Greene place, Brooklyn, on Christmas eve where he
has lived for the last ten years In retirement. Gap.
tain Trask was q genuine sailor. Years ago ha
trod tile quarter deck OF one OF the crack
ships or the Old Collins line OF packets.
running between this port and Liverpool He
commanded the YaZOo the Garrick. the James
town, Saratoga, Switzerland and VIM. r. StOrer.
first class ships before the Introduction OF steamers
He was the layorte captain OF the Dramatic tinc-
q feet composed OF the Garrlck, SiddOns K0sciuS
aud Sheridan. He was about the last OF the Old
sea kings OF the past and MS memory has been ap
prOprlaely hOnOred ny mourning display In the CITY
anu from all our shipping houses
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FRANCE.

President Thiers in Opposition to the Project Of
an Income Tar.
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H0Udny Presents Of Affection ar "a Charity
Mans best gift she sewing tnachua bss
ter holiday present W witc siste r one nearer asa
chNE s.nnot be devised lhes rsp1ssaaa ws.i
sui, s. .hs h. mss lin Ihs spls0 dsppA BTosdwsy-N
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Royal Havana Leitcr' Tho Hl xssst Rass>f
paid foe DoaA,oona. all ktA of ,aolA an sAvse
TAYLOR 4 ca, Bank ses. ~ Wall s1sst. No~ v<x.
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SteIuway s. sOvs,
GRAND sQuAF<E AND UPRIGHT rIANOA
tree on application
warcrooms Stein way Hall. tsD and III Esss <sh
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sUlClDas.
Suicide 81 an Aged Wealthy rhy.,cian.

Suicide of an Aged Wealthy Physician.
LOWELL, Mass, Dec. "a. 1871.
DR.. Ebenezer Boyden, a wealthy retired physcisnL
aged seyenty, OF Billerica. committed suicide On
Sunday by hanging. JIG had attempted lt once be-
lore, and often expressed Tears OF coihuR W wan"
Al Unsuccessful Stock Broker SLot Himseif.
PirrsBURd, Dec. %. 1871.
James W. Kennedy, d stock broker. shot hinf"esf
Yesterday In his Office. Hs nad becn unsuccessful
In STOCK operations. which " supposed " nave uli-
settled his mind His affairs were found to be NOS
badly involved. NNA
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The best HoiiA~y Prc~ers--A Scw,v .& ne,
chime. and sha sewing pschine Ia "F1c <srcs =
Union sa" New York. Fulton sa sss strssts
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NJ E X lc O
Special Report to the New
;. 7ra York Herald.
Government Commanders In League with
the RevOlutiOnistS.
The Border To Be Turned Over
to the Insurgents.
rElEsaAm 70 TINE NEW yeax aeaAlu.

Tho following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
'spondent at Matamoras;-
x MONTEREY, Dec. 20,
Via MArAMoRAs, Dec; 26, 1871.
Dispatches from Monterey state positively
that certain government commanders In league
With rsys!ptonistg viii turn the entire border
over to them. Trevino and Canalcs, Cover
nor or Tamaulapas, are now consulting at
r, ss. l
Tho attack on Mier is postponed.
QuerogA n Monterey, has his force fur.
1oughed for I've days.
Trevinos forces have mostly been given to
, ,Aert!nss sSg tAs s @2ysment on San Luis.
Four thousand dollars arrived here from
Tampioo for the payment Of the troops, but
twenty-nine thousand are due. There is
much discomfort.
Strlot orders have been issued against any
goods going free from the Zone to the interior
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

Bargains In Fine Gold Jewelry.
WHOflESALE PRICES.
FINE GOLD EARRINGS AND. Pima
ET1CSCAN CAMEO, GARNET, AO.s
CORA. EARRINGS AND PINS.
ONYX AMI. JET EARRINas AND PsNs.
GOLD BAND AND CHAIN BRACELgrx
GCN.D LOCKETS AND NEOxLACES II
! SEAL RINGS, AMETHYsr, CAMEO Topaz. "a 4
Z, HANDKERCHIEF RINGS, GLOVE FAST0MERa |. =
DIAMOND RINGS AND STUDS~
CTiILDREN,S GOLD AMULETS
CHILDRENS GOLD RINGS AND KARHtN08 =.
GOLD WATCH CHAINS - N<
GOLD THfMBLRS. @H1W
SEE PRICkS BEFORE BUYIkN
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPklRkD.
GEO. G. ALLEN 81 Broadway, near FouSteeath SyeeA
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"YfkeN raothacaAe Dvaps" <,urc In Ons Nuas-.
u~--HilL'S HAIR DYE. black or tro wn, onvS osssa
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Wnirnocis 81 10. uasscr-, - n svoaav.v.
ve"4s sk 'i@s ssv~" e'osrs, ats' Seal Csvs 0ycvaA
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A.-ROyal Havana Lottery III. II. Mprslne1
Co, Bankers oval ST. AB8s New Yorx Post ealce
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A.-The Russian vnpor tN1arble) Baths. IN
Fourth stress. Open daily fssna7 A. r. to9 e. 4.
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OF intellectual labor AMI the ccsar.bxe ability o.
doing many important things at the san.e ,,ne."
JACOB BARKER AND GENERAL BUrGEa.
Th0 following correspondence VIII recall - tins
minds Of our readers the fervent Lettings OF the
ment la the late war FOR the Unton:-
BANK CommBRoe.
Npw ORLFASs, May ~, is6lt
obsdsoos to the order o MAJOR oensr, ssss hlr
iederae States Treasury on aud after the nth
& :. ws a.ss as .t' $ % =. ss
and payments made as usual pursuant 70 the term OF ss
has ssued to very email amount notes Of the deno~i
n:Sn q M three a% and aye dollar. e Tor
terms prescribed BY MAJOR General Butter ns p,shished
for current Dank noes reteemabis In tho same descrss
The clause inserted 90 the face OF the bls Payable N
city bank notes six montns after the termination OF tho
s rcdssmsi par With soid and silver witch win
% aa o
aotss which may arise rom the bsnS: res.ns 70 ..s
HorH PLAsrArios. May Is 1874
DEAR sIaTIs win Introduce your favorable no.sos
NJ Edward roohe the of this place. VINO tho
night Any assistance you can render him viii be reciprs
os:os rn pleasure should an opportunity afes yosr
.'''' srw orLKAss. Nav Il HRHsS Il. ssss
70 narm yau sp Z SsS. sS.. latter q he @ have
sS I ss so not s @ him
sS a ii s & MSSs
% %s dear I % solicit dsaaed your essaas
Klndp viii better effect the whole humsa
than severity Very respectfully your obedent servant
-f' JACOB BARKER
HIS NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED
Union journal published tho following remarka
Oh Rarker's no!itical position
nr jacob Barker. rebel AID pre slavery os,.n h. Aao.
l has been s.PUresea oa ha a as GO Y. Sakss s.s s.a
Row \ written the ramSi"s. @umDiing, buas.s
style OF tue dsoya old editor but II all that seccD-
sOns c0tt ask IN the way Of defiance Speaking OF hs
recent elections IN New York; ONO and Pennsyvsnia, Mr.
Barker said -
"If these reports be confirmed armistce viii
follow Negotiations there will be
lighting Whether armsce results from the deo
cratic from foreign nterventOn shall h
peace measure to DO welcomed by all parties"
Jacob Barker subsequently published MS remark
able letter on The subject or cotton aud gold, ami
the relative relations Of the two equvalents.
"Pale death" has beaten at hiS uOOr. The once
Dusy brain of Jacob Barker Is at rest.
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

Fer thc Hclidays-swisss CaryeFI Goods.-
street.. Nsw Nork.
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

Bargains In Siiver-Ware.
WHOLESALE PRIOE&
GEo q. ALLEN, al broadway, near esartsent stress
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LONDON Dec. 90, 1871
The Sublime Porte, backed by Russia and Aus
trta. Ia sharply pressing the government OF the
Danubian Prncipaitles for a settlement or Its rail.
way obligations.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07
Unt,l YD.rcmber 80, 1872.

Until December 30, 1872.
From now until December 80,
1872, tho terms Of subscription TO
the TAMA County REPUBLICAN, will be
as follows:
One year, payable strictly IN ddsanee,
$1.75.s II not paid strictly in ad.
vance $500 q year, aid at the same
rate for any fraction Of a year. I'm.
paid subscriptions will not be per
mittcd to run longer than two years,
at tho end Of that time the account
will be placed in the hands Of an Of
fcer for collection.
The large and increasing amount
Of money due us on subscription ad.
monishes us that some effort for its
collection must be made at once. We
have reduced the price Of prepaid
subscription in the hope that more
subscriptions will be paid for .: the
commencement Of the term for which
the paper is ordered, and we find
that co.ercivo measures are needed
to bring many Of our old Subscribers
to a realizing sen.e of their obliga.
tons to us. Coercion il not pleas.
ant and we resort TO it only because
Of the most urgent necessity. We
hope our friends will appreciate the
necessity aud sec the justice Of the
measures we take. TT
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07

The Express, it seems, is becoming
about as unreliable as the mails. A
package Of papers ought to come ev-
cry day from Chicago for the News
Depot, here. The packages do come,
however, only about every other day.
This Is very announcement and vexa-
:,ous to those who get their daily
papers At the News Depot, and the
delayed packages are a dead loss to
the proprietors. Wero tho Express
Company less rich and powerful, OF
the American people less forbearing,
the Company would catch particular
"Ha,l Columbia" in short notice.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07

II is said that it n puff of mir we're to
be blown into n vein Of an animal, death
would inst%antapeous!y follow. because cir.
c~ulation would be stopped. The blood makes
the entire circuit Of the human body every
seven minutes, aud whenever this ~circula
ton is impcded or IN of its channels are
closged BY impurities which ought to be
carried off, disease follows-fever or a dis
order Of liver or kidneys, or scrofula, or
dyspepsia. To get At and re aove the source
Of the difficulty, use the old and infalliahle
blood purifier, DR.. Walkers California Vim
egar Ditters. [49 50
lSn Guide I'd by what you kslOv y.
There is an old proyerb which says. tex
p~criencc Is the safest guide" To this guide
the sick and ailing naturally turn when
casting about for the means of relief. They
inquire what q medicine has done for 9TH
ers, before they adopt il themselves. OF all
The remedies and preventivcs in use, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters meets the test most
tr%iumphantly, and hence its immence popu-
larity aud vast sales. The sufferer from in
digestion is cure to find some one among his
friends who has been cured Of that ai!ment
by the fnmouns vegetable stomachic. The
victim Of fever and aguc, liver complaint,
V.S ~ SAN
Al debility, has only to make inquiry in the
neighborhood where he resides ir order to
discover what this standard restorative has
effected in cases similar TO his own. In the
published testimony to its merits he viii
find a volume Of its sanitary properties,
which it is impossible for his common sense
TO resist. He tries it, anil the effect it pro-
duccs on his system adds another 10 The
host Of Witnesses in i,s favor. Thus. its
reputation, founded on facts, not assertions.
continually grows and spreads Charlatans
and inlposters, some Of them mere local
tricksters. and others who take \ somewhat
wider range. attempt 10 thrust into the
hands and down The Threats Of inyaliis.
their haphazard connections, Ms substitutes
for the tonic which for SO many years has
been q medicinal staple throughout the
United States, Spanish America. Canada,
and the West Indies, but only succeed 10 a
very limited extent. In this rrasofing age,
the people, having ascertaincd what il real.
~ deserving Of their confidence. decline
running after strange gals" 4!4s,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07
Peters, Musical MOnlhly

Peters, Musical Monlhly
For December is q most attractive
number and ! accompanied by a
supplement, "Christmas Chimes
containing twenty four pages OF mn
sic appropriate for the season. A
portion Of it IL selected from the
Monthly, the whole being arranged
from music by the masters, by VIM.
Dressler. Tho Monthly itself con-
tains n,retcen pieces of choice instru.
mental.and vocal music. The publish
ers offer the whole numbers tor the
past year, neatly bound and contain
ing At least $50 worth of music, all
for Is post paid, or $40 if sent by
express. Orders sent to J. L. Peters,
500 Broadway, N. Y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07
EMILY L. DILLMAN. 7.
POPERY.

THE FOE OF THE CHURCH md RE-
PUBLIC.
What ii has done. What it is doing and
what il intends to do. Its power. lis des-
potism. Its infaliibility. Its frauds. is
%relic,s. Its miracles. It's Idolatry. Its
prosecutions. Its hatred Of our public
schools and Of civil and religious liberty.
Its startling crimes. Its horrid wicked
ness and ITS NEW YORK RIOTS.
A book that is wanted every where.
Permaae1. En,!oymea. 4. Liberal Pay
Offered
Young Men, Ladies, Teachers and Clergy
men, in every town aud COUNT. Send for
circulars to ZIEGLER l. McCURDY, 5lS
Arch street Philadelphia, Pa; 1879 Race
street, Cincinnati. Ohio, SOB n. Sixth ST..
St. Lonis, No.; IA Main street, Spring
field. Mass. 49-tS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07

Holiday Goods
At the Toledo Book Store in time
for every n to make a selection. Il
Saint Paul M0cked.
In our Ortorl Letter, our readers
will notice a statement that J. w.
Range has contracted a matrimonial
alliance. Friend Range was a sol.
dicr during the late war that tried
mems souls, and is reported to have
made i brave, faithful one. Since his
removal TO Oxford, he has ranked rs
a promising young man, Of good re,
pulc and universally recognized in,
tcgrlty. He does well IN paving no
attention TO the &c cathedra sayings OF
St. Paul. May prosperity, happiness,
aud all The blessings that mar is heir
TO be within the range Of his possibili-
ties. Thanks for generous cake slices
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07

Report
OF Chelsea School for month end
ing December l, 1871:
Whole number scholars enrolled
SO.
Average attendance $751;.
Number cases Ot hardness for the
month 1872.
Number studying Practical Arith-
metic II.
Number studying Mental Arith.
metic %.
Numb,r studying Grammar 8.
Geography q.
U. S. History p.
Composition 5.
Perfect IN department, Maggie
Brown.
Number Of visitors 9.
T.. +. SEARS, Teacher.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07
HIGHLANDS
German Bitters

exert a special and direct influence upon
the Liver, stimulating it to vigorous &C
ton, promoting the secretion Of healthy
bile, AMI SO regulating its particular func.
tons, that the impurities of the blood ara
cfrec ually removed, aud the system put in
condition Tor complete resiorement to
strength AMI vigor. The BITTERS alss
give tone TO the stomach, exPciing morbid
matter, fitting it for the proper discharge
Of its legitimate functions; creating an APP
petite for food, and preparing that impor-
tan. organ for the process Of complete di-
g~estion. And again, they act as q general
tonic. restoring wasted strength and in.
creasing the nervous energy. These are
vital considerations. No other single med
icine effects such general salutary results.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07
for the People.


Who that has suffered froM Dyspepsia
does not regard with favor q specific reme>
dy for thai torturous disease? The thor,
ough dyspeptic may be fairly regarded as
one of the most wretched of human beings
Ho goes about seeking rest and comfort. but
inds none; depressed in spirits, and tor.
tured physically, death, in many cases,
would be . positive relief. A thousand
remedies have been prepared Ter it, some oil
which, in particular instances, have prov
en- remedies in point offact, bu; the major,
ity have either been shown to possess nc
real virtue, or if at oil effective. the bene-
FITS derived from their use we're OF o merely
temporary character, abating the disease
for a brief period, only to have it return
with reneweJ violence.
To effect . permanent anl lasting cure
the only real specific. is
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07
Oh! Yes.

Oh! Yes.
We have been laboring under a
grand mistake. who supposed that
all the Groceries in the world were
burned when Chicago disappeared in
flames. ]. S. Foster has just reciev-
ell a large stock Of Groceries direct
from the oil and reliable firm OF J.
G Cook & Co. This stock he is
selling ut such low prices that every
BODY goes there to buy, and goes
away satisfied that they get the~iu,i
worth OF their grcenbacks. lie is
selling strictly for cash, AMI can thus
afford to sell at bottom Prices. Try
him for he is bonnl to give satisfac-
ton. [4Stf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07
The cold snap play ed smash with
the ink, pickle and whiskey bottles.

MARROW EscApEs--We arc inform.
ed that Fred. son Of G. Il. Bodfish Of
this place, was kicked on the head,
on the 10Th, by a pony, the blow
%fracturing tho skull DR.. Corns was
Immediately summoned. anil wo are
informed that Fred. will soon be
about again.
w. n. Brown, Of Toledo, on the
same date, while examining his pis-
tol, and carelessly ~neglccting to re-
move the cartridge, accidentally dis
charged it, the ball grazing his jaw
and cutting OF \ lock Of whiskors,
passed through the side OF the house.
-Ctti-ea, Nor. 3Oth.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07

Singing class.
All persons who feel interested in
the advancement OF music, in Toledo.
are requested to meet at the Court
House, Thursday evening. Mr..
Evans formerly Of lMuscatine), will
be present for the purpose Of organ
iz,ng a class, and especially requests
tho singers Of tho place to meet him
at that time.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07
To AL WHOM II MAI C~oNcEEx;

To ALL WHOM II MAY CoNcERH;
The undersigned hereby gives no
t,ce that he has sold all his stock OF
School and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationery, and Toys. including his
good will and custom, to VIM Clark
a Co, who will keep . full assort.
,nent Of goods in this line. [ shall
al up my shelves with goods in my
line which | shalt cndeavor to sell 1t
Eiccs that defy competition.
+. IL. ARMSTRONG.
ToLsDo. Ia. Nov. 25, 1871 It
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07

Do not expose your ears 70 the
bittings Of the frost, but 50 to the
Peoples Store and. for $3.50. get
You . tip top Coon Skin Cap. Then,
remember that "a merciful man is
merciful to his beast" and buy q nice
pair OF horse blankets, and then n
Of their superb IaP:robs, and then yon
may defy Jack Frost and al his
hosts.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-12-07
The L~ectrres.

The Lectures,
Given to The people OF Toledo,
during the last week, by Prof. Win.
chell, were OF q character admirably
suited to the comprehension of these
who do not make Of Science a study.
The instruction they conta ned was
invaluable. Never before, certainly
not for years, has a course OF lectures
been delivered in Toledo, which en-
bracea so much Of an interesting top
ic.. The lecturer, though a Professor
OF Geology, has not neglected the
investigation of correlated sciences,
but has made himself familiar with
them all. His lectures were not, as
some supposed they woull lie, tech
nlcally scientific, but popularity So.
They conveyed in plain, popular Lam
guage, scientif; truths aud specula-
tons.
The evenings of the lectures were
cold ones, but that fact can hardly
explain the empty seats at the Court
House, and the Institute losing TWEEN.
ty five dollars each lecture. Many
persons, dis:ntcrestcd other than in q
generous sympathy toward all educa-
tional efforts, remarked how wonder
fully loud thc'empty seats spoke of
the intellectual slothiulncss Of tie
| people Of Toledo. TIE title of the
lectures, and the solid fame OF the
lecturer ought to have been sufficient
to fill the Court House each
night. The intelligent citizens OF To-
ledo, however, whose interests the
Institute have e~ndeavored to sub
serve, have seen fit to let the lectures
90 by default. None who attend.
cd failcl to receive complete pay for
the money and labor, and zone but
bigots have been heard to condemn
the tone OF the lectures.
II Won have n watch or n clock in