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The Book Of the Season.

We have received by the last mail q
copy of the first number OF an illustrated
publication, which is being issued by Al
len, Lane & Scott and j. W. Laudcrbeach,
No. 1913 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia.
The title of this work is "a Century
After" and its object is TO convey, in an
entertaining and agreeable manner, by
means of superb Illustrations, aided by
charming and piquant literary matter, an
idea of the wonderful progress of Phiia-
dclphia and its sister cities of the State
in civilization and the attendant arts and
sciences, which has marked the growth OF
the nation in its first century OF existence
On glancing over the pages we confess
to sense of pleasumbie surprise at the
beauty and artistic merit of the lilustra-
tions which adorn this elegant and sea-
sonable book. There is that in it which
will amply repay the time devoted to an
examination of its pictorial treasures, and
the triifing expenditure necessary to the
ownership If a work of intrinsic beauty
and value. Here is something that pos,
session will not tire of-an incNhaustihlc
fund of refined enjoyment. From the
foretaste which is here given US, we haz-
ard the opinion that the future numbers
will be eagerly looked for in advance of
publication and that, when completed, ii
will be not only remarkable book, but
a delightful souvenir of the Centennial
of American Independence.
The original contributions by barley,
Moran, Bensell, Schell, Hamilton, Wood
ward, and other well-known artists, viii
consist of character sketches and pictur
csque views OF scenery, much of it asso-
ciated with incidents of romance. possess
ing a local and national INTEREST," taken
FRI m points in Philadelphia and vicinity
and throughout the State Tie whole
work, as announced by the publishers, is
intended TO be Monument of Americ n
Art, Skill, and Thoroughness.
1t is cxcellently printed on n toned pa
per of superfine quality, the size Of the
page being about 10Xl2 inches, and will
he published in fifteen seui-monthiy parts
at fifty cents each and sold only 10 sub
scribcrs.
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who profess to see better reason of hope
for the future in the Democratic than in
the Republican party.
Take the Democratic leaders of the best
repute, and why should it be supposed
that a party controlled, by such men as
Mr.. Tilden, Mr.. Thurman, and General
Gordon cherisheS truer regard Tor per
sonal rights, and the Just rights Of the
Union and of the States, than one con-
trolled by such men as Mr.. Bristow, MI
Fish, Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. Wheeler, or Judge
Hoars Assuming that Messrs. Tiden,
Thurman and Gordon arc honest and
patriotic men, as they certainly are, are
the Others less so? and are the traditions,
tendencies, passions, convictions, pur
poses, which are organized in the party
behind Mr.. Tilden more trustworthy or
encourag ing than those of the party be-
hind Mr. Fish and Mr. Hoar? If the whole
vote of the country should be divided in
TO the intelligent and the ignorant, which
would sustain the former party, and which
the latter. Ii it should be divided by
sympathy with the principles which pre-
vailed in the war, by moral character and
industry, by fidelity to the existing pub
lic-school system, by sincere and intelli-
gent faith in free institutions, how would
it stands The friends of reform are in
vited to admire Governor Tilden's assault
upon the Cansl Ring. We bid him god
speed But how does it show that tie
Democratic party is more alive TO reform
than Secretary Bristow's war upon the
Whisky Ring shows the same of the Re
publican? Is the rejection of Mr.. Schuz
for Mr. Cockrell by the Democrats more
rc-assuring evidence of political and par
tv health than that of Mr. Chandler for
Mr.. ChriStiancy by the Republicans And
although the last Congress, which did
many good things, also dishonored the
Republican pledge of reform in the sys-
TEN Of appointments, twas in the Repub-
lican party that the reform movement
began, and in which it has still its truest
and most numerous friends.
If 10 these good signs and considera-
tons we add the general Republican pro
test against the proposition of third
term, and the evident determination OF
the party that ii will not suffer itself tohe
embarrassed in the campaign by any
doubt upon the subject, the most des-
ponding, who thought little while since
that Democratic restoration was only
too probable, will now sec that the Repub
lican party needs for success only to
show that il deserves TO succeed To do
this, its conventions have only to say
what its trucst supporters think, and to
nominate candidates who prove that the
best, which. as VIC believe, is also by far
the most general, sentiment OF the party
controls it -Harpor's Nt6s(y,
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Tie yaac -it,,;af3c opens with poem
by AldTich, -'Spring in New England"
and closes with one bv Lowell, -''Qde
read at the Concord Centennial" a curl
Gus happening, for the first is poem for
Memorial Day, and thus the new and
the old begin and close the number. Be
tween these two poems there are some
noticeable articles. Robert Dale Owen
tells s remarkable piece of secret history
under The title Political Results from
the Va ioloidr President Eliot, of Hary-
AMI, hiss an article which will excite con
lroversy on Wise and Unwise Economy
in Schools, and there are some narrative
paperS.-one on The California Ranch. :"
by Stephen Powers: another on the
Cruise of the Rappahannoek in Calais
Haroor;" aud an amusing number Mark
fwain's old Times on the Mississippi
Henry James, jr.'s novel, Roderick Hud-
son, grows in interest And there arc
shorter stories hy Mrs Launt Thompson
t,'Story Of Conirabana.'1 P. Denling
|" Benjamin Jacques" y and one called
Boring for OIL Besides the tive poems
named above, there are Others BY Celia
Taaxtsr. Mrs piati. Edgar Fawcett. and
Mrs. Aouiioa. The &c itorial departments
OF Recent Literature, Ar, Music and Ed
pcation are increased by ore on the ORA
ma, containing a notice By the Editor of
Mr.. Raymond as Colonel Seller. Pub
lisAod By H. Q. Houghtoa & Co., Boston.
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Communicated.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
At the request of the secretary OF the
late Sunday School Convention at Iraer'
Ihavetricd to collectsome recollections q
that part Of the exercises usually called
the childrens meeting, Rev. Derry, OF
Toledo, was to have performed biack-
board exercises, but no board being OBJ
tanned Professor Sterrett- of Toledo, pro-
ceeded to gain the attention of the chill
drcn by some general preliminaries ana
then introduced the subject of the mar
liners chart by which voyages were made
with comparative safety. lie then intro
duced the subject of human life and the
chart by which we may make the voyage
in such telling and happy manner that
even the little children readily knew that
he spoke of the Bible.
g Mr.. Wonser of Tama City;th then address
ed them and by happy eoinci ieuce
whether BY prearsa ngemcnt or the first
inspiring the theme of the second WHO
can tellsl he dwclt chiefly on the
counterpart of the same subject. To do
this 4 case in point was n It wanting. The
l-futt d Sehililrwa that case. Newlysat e
finely built, well differed, well made every
way seaworthy and had a char, Yes
had chart aud hundreds took passage
confidently expecting a safe VOYAGE across
the great Atlantic But when nearing
their destined port, alas! day Of anniversa-
ry arrived of an tpoCh in the interest Of
some officer on board and it was obst rived
as day of festivity, of criminal festiv ty,
by which the chart was neglected; they
lost their reckoning took no soundings :;
their fine ship that had s-chart struck q
rock and was dashed to ruin and hundreds
persisted.
The singing also of those little cnes,
soue TIVE nty-dve, perhaps, was really
charming. They performed with the
seeming fervor OF maturcr years. And
also, 90 much cannot c said of the per-
Torrance of about as many Of what We
call intermediates who gave us music well
worthy of adults led by one of their
number on the organ.
After which many ewes were flushed
with tears by the devotional manner in
which they repeated Our Lords Sermon
on the Mount.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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MoHAMMED AND NuUAMMEDANISM: Lee
tar,s delivered AT the ROYAL Institute Of Great
Britain in February and March, ISL by T.
Bosworth Smith. With an appendix va.
i2mo. cloth, Reveled edges, l.S0. New York :
Harper Il Bros Chicago: Jansen, McCiUrg * CO.
When Philip who afterwards became
one of the disciples found the Sa-
vior he went and told Nathaniel, prob
ably an acquaintance ana friend, saying,
Owe have found him Of whom Moses in
in the law, and the prophets, did write,
Jesus of Nazareth, &c. The reply OF Ma
thanael was characteristic, Can there
any good thing come out of Nazarcth:H
How often we hear this remark on all
questions and topics, and especially on
matters of faith or creed. Religion
which should be the most charitable,
very often is the reverse, or at least what
is called religion. There are many people
in all branches the of ChriStianChurchw who
are SO rigidly scctarian that they are IN
" ling to admit that there is any good
outside Of their own particular creed or
class. And If like Nathaniel, they see or
hear of something in another denomina-
ton that's really praiSeworthy and admir-
able, they are ready like him to express
surprise that ANY good should come GU;
of Nazareth"
Some years since an able article appeared
in the h5tioii& QadrtSr'g RGCis'c on the
subject of MohammedaniSm. in which thc
statement was made that the nations and
people under the rule and influence of
that religion were a great deal better eff
than those where idolatry was practiccd.
For, while there was great deal in the
Koran which was error there was also
much truth and many good maNims ard
rules OF life TO he found in it.
The author of this book holds the same
views He says 1.-The comparative study
of religion is beginning TO teach, at all
events, the more thoughtful Ct mankind,
not indeed that all religions arc equally
true or equally cievat;IS, but that all con-
tain some truth; that no religion is eX-
cluSively good; none exclusively bad.
In these four lectures he gives an I'M
partial and candid review Of the religion
Of Mohammed, and compares ii with
more enlightened Christianity, with we are
free TO confess, very good showing teI
the NuSSalman'S religion. lie has given rs
work which viii do much 10 inform the
reader Of the history, doctrines and prac-
tees of this grsat church which has SO
many million followers. L IS = work
which is worthy Of large sale.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republican party of Tama County,
Iowa, will meet in convention at the Court
House, in Toledo, on Saturday the goth
day of Juue, iSi5,at the hour of II o'clock
in the forenoon, for the purpose Of NJ mi
Mating candidates for the several offices
of Representative, County Auditor,
Treasurer, Sheriff, Superintendent, SUI
yeyor. member OF the Board of supeEvi.
sors and Coroner.
Also. for the selection OF nine delegates
to attend the St tc Convention at nes
MONIES on the S0th inst, the appointment
of County Central Committee, and the
further transaction of all Other business
which may of right be brought before the
Convention.
A full representation from all parts OF
the county is desired, and the several
township committees OF the county are
requested TO give their personal attention
to the matter of having their townships
fully represented in the Convention.
The ratio OF representation will be one
delegate for each township, and delegate
for every - votes or fraction thereof of
10 or more cast or the Hon. j. I. Young,
Secretary of State nj the general election
in the year 1874. The respective town
ships are entitled 10 delegates rs follows :
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The simple faith of a Virginia Chris
tain is aided by his fait,, in man. He
Was asked il he thought Sfoaewall Jack
son was in Heaven. WALL said the old
gentleman. Il reckon he is If he started
fer that place He always managed 10
Set round IN time
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GEO F. JONES. Proprietor. Toledo Iowa This
" Popular house has again been fitted up i'll
stclass style The proprietor is now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public with the best
of accommodations and al reasonable rates. Good
stablinc and attentive hOStier
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CuJer Ground Rail .'uad Convention.

We, the undersigned residents in the VA
rious counties in the state of Iowa, stock
holders and conductors in the under
ground railroad, in dark days when the
black and bloody flag of slavery waved
in triumph over our country, and the Flu
gitivc Slave Law imposed fine and impris-
onmcnt for harboring or feeding the fly
inE fugitiveS. believed it our duty to put
our feet on all statutes and ordinances,
whether of Church or State. which we've
in contradiction of tine Divine Law, rs
did the prophet Daniel, who Gl>regarded
the decree of King Darius forhidding 10
ask i petition of any other God or man,
save the king; they should be cast into
the den Of lions, but when Daniel knew
the decree was signed he went into his
house. and his windows being open in his
chamber towards Jerusalem, he kneclcd
three times day and prayed and gave
thanks to his God rs he did afocetime
Some OF Us are now residing in this State,
who At the period named, resided in other
states of this contcderacy. We feel that
it would be source cf great delight 10
meet in convention for the purpose OF
touching palms and relating to each other
such "reminiscences Of perils, experiences
and triumphs rs the occasion may inspire.
We published 10 the world in that early
day THAT The relation OF our country 10
slavery was full Of danger and must be
broken up: That our trust for victory was
solely in God;that We might, be personally
defeated but our principles never"
These solemn aSsevcyat:oas have been
gIorioasly triumphant; Liberty has been
proclaimed throughout all the land, unto
all the inhabitants thereof. and We
shall all soon pass over the liver" TO be
seen Of men no MON. Shall We hold
such conventions Would not such an
assembly give intense and thrilling de
light to the Old workers in the anti-Slavcry
cause, as We feel that our labor was Eot
in vain in the Lardg What We u.ay say
or de Will be done openly in the face oi
all Israel and the sun" Hence cur invi-
ta;ion is 10 all people, Irrespective Of
color or former conditions OF serTjtGde.
The rising generation will be startled and
amazed II revelations which their grand
sireS and mothers will rehearSc OF deeds
more wonderful than romance. .. .
The convention will commence It's SEES
sien in The ", {. Chapel at Salem, Henry
Co, Iowa, on the 18th Of the 9th month
tJunc, \. n, 1875, at 10 O'Clock a m. ana
close on the morning of the I9th in the
Friends quarterly meeting house. In The
afternoon At ; O'clock the State Peace So
ciefy will there commence lis session.
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Y Tama County. Iowa. Will be at Toledo eV
cry Saturday. Public examination the last Saiqf
Sav of each month. Residence South of Public
School House; Office in Court House Toledo.
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REpUBI,CAN STATE CONVENTION.


HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF Iowa,
M>EsHaLLrnwN. April s3 1873.
Tho Twentieth Annual State Conven-
ton of of the Republican party OF Iowa
will be held at Des Moines on "Wednesday
the Both day of June, 1873, at the hour of
II o'clock n M, for the purpose of nom
mating
One candidate for Governor,
One candidate for Lieut. Governor.
One candidate FOX Supreme Judge,
One candidate for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction,
The ratio of representation VIII 9s oi!e
thereto, one delegate for every 200 votes,
or fraction oyer 100, cast for Josiah 1
Young, for Secretary OF State in 1874. Fl
CEo II. llERERIdNG,
Chairman Committee.
lama County is entitled to delegates.
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A. II. STERRETT,

JAw AND COLLECTION OFFICE Dysart
Il Tama County, Iowa. Prompt attention gNel
TO all business entrusted to his care IA
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BAILEY & AUSTIN,
A. BRANAMAN,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW AND LAND AGENli
y Toledo Tama County, Iowa.
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ERRORS OF Youth,

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Foreign Photograph Albums

We ask attention TO very beautiful and uuu
snail selection Of supported Albums for Card or
Cabinet Picfnrss, including MUSIC ALBUMS. Of
The finest quality and in various styles
Bayers and dealers are invited to cali upon rs
before making their purchases elsewhere.
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tees deslcrs aud all persons interested in The pur
shAse Of Books Price list icrsas etc furnished
On application.
A cordial inTetaiioI is extended to all 10 visi,
car rev and beautiful store and examine our
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Iowa Peace Sacic;y.

This association, embracing in is mem.
bership members of The various religious
denominations, and members of our State
and National Legislatures. will hold its
anniversary e, Salem. Henry County,
lows, on the 10th and 10th of the sixth
month tJGnel. 1879, in the Friends Meet
ing House, commencing al o'clock .. m
All persons interested in the banjshmea,
OF war from the society of Nations and
;hs Inauguration of worlds Peace Con
gpess to settle national differences hr ar
kitxation, are invited 10 participate with
Us on the interesting occasion. Al Peace
Societies are requested 10 send delegates,
Letters for the Society iasy be directed
II Nj Pleasant, The Inequalities OF the
Friends al AID around Salem are prcver.
h;si
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Inducements oferelby this R,
Running through Five en-
States
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CORNELL COLIEG.

TOR BOTH SEXES. with ten Fx,f-ssrz
L fessors and Teachers; full Classic
ennhc Courses: Preparatory. Coum-.cilr
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BsrIK s. N.SsrrEI.p Cor Sec

BELLE \. MANSFIELD, Coz. Sec.
Members OF the Executive Ccazlittee-
Joseph Q. Ho2g, John Wheeler, c. c.
Carpenter, A. s Welsh, Ru;h Dugdale.
Mary Woody, c. Beanisley, E. L. Penn.
Eilwood Osborn, C. Russell and others.
EPapcrs thr ,ugaoA the State please
copy.
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As industrious Egg Producers. This Breed "
Eus,s stands second - n,.ne- They cannot be
surpassed 10: the quality and quantity Of thri!
eggs. They nnatHyG very early -chirkS hat ched in
MAY and Jane CouTav nee -hJ<sEsN<' IN September
and bsrnhJ-- EGSs EuE HATCHING CATEFULLY
rAcKKD. at 500 per Is ~
! II ORR Hartford Conn
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YEISER g. STERRET1
ADAMS HOUSE.

AND, AND LOAN BROKERS. Money to LOAF
IL on improved farms for a term Of three to hV'
wears Toledo. Iowa.
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THE .-.
niGH-FLYER KITE.

There hzs long heea s demand fog good pc, tsb,,
Kite, and the manufacturers Of The HfGH-FL Fl
believe that it combines all the elements ssar,
10 render II the most popular novelty ever put ol
sale. No tools ale necessary for its construction
it is very stroug. snd although 30 by 81 Incl a.
weighs Only ounces when ready 10 Ey Gu,
kit made up Is sufficient ~ insure panic aTrons
the boys
For sale At the toy stcrvs in small pac kag
on ly - inches long. and inch hys inches.
Sent by mali fer ~ cents. ~ Kite with tail ant
NV 1T complete for S10 10
MILTON BRADLEY & CO. Springfield. Mass