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NLEVELAND q ERIE B. b.



1884. sUMMEB ARRAHGEnTEF. Iss4
On and After Monday, May 18Th, 1854, PASSENGER
Trains viii run as follows, Sundays sxceDtsdl:
LEAVE OLEVELAND:
OsA5 A. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-StounInaa AZ
Wtlloughbys PainesVills, 0eneVu, Ihfabula,
GOnneaut and aIrard only, and Arrive n Ia ~
l:l5 D. N. Dunkirk l.36 D. N, Buffalo 5.06 y n
800 p sm.-0lHOIHHATIE EXP BESs-stoTpinEa 4 q
PRinesytlle, Ashtabula and Glrard only, and a.
nyes at Arie 6.2I ,. M Dunkirk S:13p n, But.
$50 2. m..1aAiL AEB AoooMaoDGTruE-
stopping 1t All stations and arrives at EEis e
O,IO p, M.-NIGHrExPREss TREIE-stovv,pr
81 Patne1Tlle, A1htabula and 9irArd only, and
arrlTss q Erls q ls;4s = M Dunkirk rs 4.
LEAVH ERIn
LIS a. M--hA9HT lAERE6H THALH-Stou1inK A
GirArd, Ashtabnla and PaansSVills only, and A..
riEes at OleYelAnd at 5s00 A. 4.
500 A. M.--MAIL An I'D RECOMMENDATIONS TRAIU
-stopPing at All 1tAtions and arrives 81 OlsVs-
land At IL
s:40 A. H.-TOLEDo EHRENse-atopping At All sta
tionB except SWanyine, Saybrook, unionTills,
Perry, Mentor and Wicklina, and arrives e
stO ?. E.-DAY ExPRi5S qRAIN-stolvspa Al q.
rArds OonnSsut, Ashtabula, and Palna1Vills
only snd arrives in Cleveland At $50 ?. n.
~ second OlaEI Cars are run On All throlgh
All the trains EosnE westward connect AZ UsFslanl
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cinoins
natl, indianapolis, st, Louis, &C.; and all through
trains going Eastward connect Ct Dunkirk with tks
those of the New York Central and Bufsio & Hs1
York City RallroadH ior New York. AfbSny Bo.fo1
siagaEa l4lll, Soi and q Erie Win trains On ths
nTDaY ExpraFl. Est and Wet, ooansots a nIrn-a
Eith Trains On EEis and Pittsburgh RallFpad iDF
Cleveland. Nay 18th, isil. : : - ''--'l'-'
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THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURH
Of the above snd also all contagious diseases Of the
Reproductive ORGANS, with ali bad effects arising
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GRAND CAMPAIGN gro rq 20
" ABOUT
KLINE & GG's HOOP BAZAAR,
And Skirt Mandatory,
At rs Superior street, under the American House

We hive now ready Cur Iuli stock OF skeletons ia
our rev location lor the c.mmencemeut OF the
Sprirg de which embraces all OF the eadiog
including the patent gore trail, ais the nswes
style Q1ss er Skirts We keep aisay- on hand skirts
Of extTs size and length and ladies who always have
trouble 10 find skirt long or large enough will
generally find them here We will adhere htTi -tly
our former prin iples, viz: keep none but good
tlcle which We will cOntinu 70 sell At The lowest
PO ole prices Oar retail depar ment is in charge
OF com petent ladies Dealers IN surrounding towns
will DO well by eonsulung their own interest to
cal on before giving their orders OF going East
large assortment o. Ere eh aud american COrsets
and patent skirt supporters always on hand. Also
WnOlssals dealers IN Yankee Notions. Fancy COOaH,
EmbrpideTles, aCsieTv. &c A KLINE q GO.
maYI2 I2S Superior st Cleveland, D.
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DF. 8 6 4 "A a IA,
Hslber Of the Royal College Of Physieans,
Loadon, England; GTG5Sate Of
Rieora's Hospital tor

FEMALE DISBAsE
sud aoonstEnt atteI dAnt Of Paris, London New Or
sans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
kas opened an once ct the
johnson House, Cleveland,
VhsEs be viii be happy to meet all thOse Who AZ
Gictsd with Eubaeute and chronic diseases.
His treatment IL entirely different iron the old
Slnn, and s. mild eacacious and effective. His med
koiDa are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never been usfd but By two other physicians in
America besides himself He has spent the greatest
part Of his lie and Thousands OF dollars In obtaining
few secrets in his profession BE tes the Urine
Gsr al forms Of disease. No charge giving
honest and true statement OF thier case.
SPERMATORHGA
To YOUEe MEH.-He can prOge 70 you in few min
utes that be s the only physician you ever trested
With that this disease. For every patient who
will follow his directiens he will give One Hundred
Dollar II he tails in curing this disease. No charge
made for consultation. Those at distance who
wish 70 consult the Doctor may do 50 b. sending
small vial urine by msil, with name, and age,
and he Will answer describe their case and the
possibility Of getting Ielie By enclosing return
nngtaae stamp. mar3:lH
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY |.

DR. GOoDALEs's OATARsH REMEDI.-It penetraiss
20 the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
mates t. root and branch forever Dr. GOodsle is tht
Ant and only person who ever told the world whist
OATARKH really vsa-where it commenced and whsi
Eonld cure Il. Or. GOOdAle has now spent lifetime
In battling with this fell disease, exploring its Sc
cret ambush, and making known 10 the world The
tsct that Oatarh, which has for ears deed the skin
And research Of medical men and authors in this
a0untry and in Europe can now be cured with the
sane uniform certainty that morning follows night
ITepsred By b. GOoDALE, IL D., New York. Prios
oI,fll Send stamp for q Pamphlet.
FOR Gale By G. W. CLARK, ils SUpsriOr-St., Olevs
Ian Ohio. mRr22- R2 D
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CLOTHES WRlNaER.I z

DUTNAM'S CLOTHES WIRING
ERS.-Dealsrs purchasing WringerB to sell in
Cuyahoga county, are toned against purchasing
81 any one but the undo signed, 1 own the coun-
ty BY right Of purchase and also canton citizens
Who buy Tor family use from purchasing o. any ore
hat myself or aEsnts, aEO. d. BECK,
mn 20 -n..-l-- q n....-ll. Pn.lnllne-
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4 MAN OF a THOUSAND
a ooEsUMPTIvH oUKED.

UF. 81. JAMES, a Retired Physician OF great
aminence, discogored, while In the East Indies, q
certain cure Tor Consumption Asthma, Brsnchiti1,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
wac Uncovered By him when his only child, dAugh-
ter was given mp 20 die His child was cured, and Is
nov alfve aud we'll. DESTROYS Of benehtting his fell
low mortals he viii send to those who wish II the
recipe containing fun directions for making and sue
cessfuly using this remedy, ree, on receipt OF theiI
noIneB, With two stamps 20 pay expenses, There Is
nat single cgse OF 0onsump ption that 10 doas not ~
ouce take hold 81 and dssipate. Night sweats pee-
Fshnsss irri ta.e1 OF the nerves. sailurH Of memory
dculE expectOratiOn, sharp pains IN the luDg
throat chilly BsGAatiODs nausea 81 the stomach, m
actor OF the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles.
psE thsY zee this Hdy1rrimsnt in. address. u . 81
ORADDOOk 4 %,
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EEIHaD d 1ll77EI--TiIE n.
II =. RRosf'I IEFALLIB BEE4s q II ~ Z Z Ftsra-
Esz shs rS1iBs Of DT. stsFhsn Sweet Of uaansotsg
shs goat benz ssttsrs and hhs been uEoj n bfs rrs
% toT the n1t twenty FBsTs With the most EEt0nll
t1H SUCCESS. A an external rsmedg 10 q without
glais and viii seViate pain more speedily than al
0thsf rfo1anAsion. Tor all Rhecfnatio Hrd EerFor
Disorderl Il 8 truly infHibls, and as curstivs q
gorelI Mound1s sprssnH, BruiEeH, Sc, In noothiff
1saiing an1 goEeriul stren lang lroge1nss, e
oyoF given . trial. 0ysr iCus aardDt csrtlna Il
q rSnarEnble cures psriorrlsc b. . With the lEf
$40 Y6arl, ss5elt 70 this eaE Etrons ArnlzrroLfl
AR8ntE soT uievniaud eenIasifsdwzz - i3-s.
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RfotherSI BIOGRerslI aIOthsEs y

Don't fsII to procure Mrs. WIHsLOW's sOOTH-
ING sYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription oione
Of the best Female Physicians and Nurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty years
with never falling safety and suooess BY millions Of
mothers and children from the feeble infant Of one
week to the adult. 1t not only relieves the child
from pain but invigorates the stomach and bowels,
oorrects sSidiy, and gives tone aud energy 70 the
whole system. twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CJLIC
We believe it the Best and surest Remedy in the
World in all cases Oi Diarrhea and Dysentery Ct
Children, whether it ARISES from Teething or from
other oanses.
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
Gle. None genuine unless the facsimile Of OUBTIS
4 hPEBKIhs, New York, is on the wrapper.
SOLD b. all Medicine Dealers. Principal once
Day-st., New York.
Price only J5 Cents per Bottle.
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GPEelAl H8TiCEa.

Special astonsiou is asked to EuhnewslT
p7sparationss advertised on our inside columns
They are based On true medical laws, used very
argely By Physicians. and most undoubted iesIi-
nonias are IN the hands Of tbs propretors, always
olen % inIBectian. Let Clsveland and its vicinity
bear taStinony By confidence 70 test them. which
w be laered- mar3O y
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P0sT.0FFIaR TlMg.TABlE.
1864. winter Arrangement 1854.
Hf7g -.u4.- ivy si0 .lsr ~fra
sOR THE
Arrival aaa D1OstRs oE azasss
a a AZ TaA
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE.
nnrnrna-clna Enrarnha XII I.E-

ES-MAilS WIN be opened and resdI tor dsIivsrs one
hour after arrival Of tFaiur.
n5-AH Msilsclose one hour before dspar5ars Of
'-'- ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
EaItern Through arrives at 7OO A. NJ, and Lao and
Eastern Wsy arrives ct IO;lB A N. |a
Pitt5s6ursh 56 T5T0use I7 arrives s,d e gi2s Al
sAndusky Way arrives at 9:25 4. NJ.
Mshoning Way arrives at $50 ?. n.
WasSrn Through 6i1rs arrives 3 Al a?s sss NJ and $50 P
do Way arrives at 2:45 P. Ms
Medina Wey arrives at 500 P. N.
Hookpert. &c arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sAs-
Breoksvle, Bath, &o., arrives HozaAyr and Fridays
Sharon Center, Granger Forth RoyaltoD, As, arrivs1
Mondays and FridAys at P. n.
Marrensville arTiy daily at lO:I5 A. IA.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ass.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
GAsTaRH THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York Hartford and Nilloughby, PainesVilie, Gene
", Astabula and Conneaut, closes at $50 "a. n.
M4srEHE THEoUsH, Cor New York only closes -
EIsrERs T-HRoUsH, Tor Erie, BufAlo, AIbang, Boz
tons New York snd Hartford. closes at $40 Z. m,
5AsTERS Way, for all points between Cleveland ana
WasTERS THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohienso
md milwaukee, closes ct 10 P. NJ, ueaves T:b
WEsTERS THRoUsH, for Toledo Detroit OhioAro,
Dubuque, st Joseph and Cairo closes at go z. n.
wEsTEsE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. 81. |
1AhDUbh1 " Az SSlQuEky ana 81 luberlu94lAAQ
points, closes et3 20 p. n. |
OMoHzAII WAY, for ali points between cleveland |
next morning1 ~ |
OIN0HEATI fHRouaH, Tor Columbus, Dayton, New |
ark and OinoinnAti closes at 10 P M uesves At 1850
OIEOINEETf TBBoUsn, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville st. Louis, indianapolis. GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 P. M. |
PfTTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and wash
ington, closes at I2.40 p NJ. .asa |
PITTsBURGE WAY, nor ali points between Cleveland,
nesville, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. PhiladelPhis
Baltimore and Washington, closes at7:30 A Ii.
mAHoEIEe WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes At 10 P NJ, (leAves ct 500
next morning.l
MHDIEA WAY, closes at 8 4. M |
BooKPoRI, &e., closes on sdays, ThursdGys and
Saturdays, at u n. |
BREoEsymII, Barn, &C., CLOSES TassdAys dsst-
sHAEoE OESTER, Granger, North Roysltoz -
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays At A NJ.
MARRnHsVIILE, closes daily, iO:10 A. n.
AAgf Ena Euclid, closes daily, ct l. n.
HE-hAil and prop Letters are required py law %
be prepaid.
sTAlI Gity Circulars are required 70 be Drs-pEis
- once open rom 7::o a. N. to 7:lo ?. n. On
Sunday from a. 81. 70 1870 A. h.
Z. OOWLEs. P. 81
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The oxygen Is bresthed directly into the lungs and
througn them carried into the blood. Thus soon
the blood will carry It Il reaches al parts Of the
system. deoOmpO5ing the impure matter IN the blood
Il eIpels 10 through the pores. Thu principal cause
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION,
ss well as humors Of the blood is lack Of oxygen in
the air We breathe. By the Inhalation Of oxygen
ized air the blood becomes OXygenizsd and puTi-
ned and disease disapears ike dew before the
have u be dOetored for months and years to learn
whether be is benefited or not. Belief ID had from
the time Of bIestning it and in any durable case it
REQUIRES but few applications to eradicate the disease
We have cured hundreds Of patients who had been
given upb by
Physicians as InCurable,
And many Of them have kindly permitted us to use
their names but we prefer to STATE only aisy Of the
be obtained on application st the ofiics-
Mr.. @ has been affiioted with asthma for twen-
~ years and for several had been unable to lie
down Had been dOclored and dosed BY all the ply
sicians In she city. few inhalations perfectly
cured him.
Mrs. had several hemorrhages. Physicians
tll her she could not live but few weeks. She hBd
q loati0ns Of the Oxygen and now does the work
Tor six Doarders
Miss @ was suffering from complication Of
difficulties. She had tried several physicians but
continually grew worse. few applications restored
her TO health.
Mr. G. has Inhamatory Rheumatism Had
not walked without crutches for six months. six ap
plioations were made and he walked miles twice q
day,
Miss s., the physicians said, was fn the last
stage OF consumption. "A lew applications Of OXy-
gen gave her consumption Of beafsteak and she now
does the work Of the family.
- Patients will be visited at their
houses IL unable to call at the office.
Charges, 81 for Each Application,
Payable at the time Of treatment.
omCe---No. Atwater Building.
s+Ths poor trs.led free IRON til 70 G9 each
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The oxygen Is bresthed directly into the lungs and
througn them carried INTO the blood Thus As soon
the blood will carry 1t Il reaches al parts OF the
system deoomposlng the impure matter IN the blood
il sXpels it through the pores. Thu principal
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS L
~ OlnUI aHATI EAILROAD.

-
1854 sUAMEE AaEHAgFTn4lEET. E. g7FTn4IlEET.g ls'4.
On Gnd Alsor Aoaday, May 18Th, lss4, Ps..suzsr
Tralns VIII leave Cleveland follows, andayI Px-
o9RsSN1' r-d gle
1sG Traln-5535 A. n.-OIHQIHHAT IXPRE6a
se0PRt1s .. SrAitOn, Wellington, New Londoa,
Alnisg, DslaEaTe, Lewis Center and WORKING
I'd Erain-9.95 P; M.--AOoOMMoDATlSa.-
at $50 ?. m.s gincinn 250 = m ~
Sd Erain-1sOO p. lI.-NIGHT HTEXPREsS-stops
ping e BereaJ Grafton, Wellington, Now Lon.
aoni easleYp Oteatline, Gallon, Gilead, Oarding-
TraiaS leave Oolumb1s & 3sOand loaO a n, ssopn.
arrive st cleveland so q m-s 25o and 800 , a,
OOHEEOTIOHB. 81 ut
sholbI-gAndugky, ManEasld Newark RaIlro.d, lnP
.;s,o 4;sA,oEs.sld, NJ, Vernon Newark, Eanas.
9EssEIns- -Pi2ss6urSh, Fort wayne 3 0ioaSo Ran-
road, Forest, Uppsr Sandusky, DSlphoG, n.
ma Fort Wayne, Laports, Ohtcafo, -,
m vest, And EAstior Man1nsldl Wooster, 4as-
lFAitol and Bellsfontins RafIroad Line for Harfoa
Bellelontaines Sidney, Union, Munois, In
ctansPoli5, Terra uAute, YilcsnneI, ETanI-
vile, LeoisYille, Qsiros 81 Louis 20,
Oolumbug-Little Mani q ODlum bus and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, tndiannpoliS
Tsrre Hnute, st. Louis, Morrow, BoTsland
I1sippi RAILROAD ? -Oinonp ~ fsT ISiiI.1fIIS
Aya4nsgille, Ualro, St. Louis, and ell Dointi
on the Ohio river.
vile hhoeiings &o-s Solumbuls Piqua 4
Indiana Railroad for FiQua, Urbana. q.
- For Tickets 70 ali Point1 And fnformatio1 A,
y 8 tss PA5spsG Station, and at Union Ticket
- if1-9S9I 90 O.. n a FIT5fr
Cleveland May "A, 1ss4. saSsrip 3 t1SiSs tsadSsat
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1894. PennsyITSniA Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.


CWIFH IT'S OORNEOTIEsl
Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Track Is Stons BaHsstsd and Is Frss from Dus
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O5nnectlong are made ct MoneoSYille with ths saa-
duBkyI AanI1sld Newark R.B., at Clyde with tbs
sandmkys Dayton D Cincinnati 3. B., at Fremont
with fremont . Indiana B. B., and at TolodD WITH
me Michigan southern B Northern Indiana and 10
ledo wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, 1ach-
son. E0rt WaFnsS LOgnnlDort, Lalayatts, Cairo, All
sons .. Louis and Al points West EorthWolt a1d
Trains arrive IN OlsFsIand lrom Toledo and the
Vest e 9s2Q A. x, G45 P. H.. and SIS ?. X T1om
sAqna1sky g 81 A: n: L. D. RUOkHB, SUIT.
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RAns0kRs,
NLEVELANp 8 TOLEDO IA.
sPRINa ARBAHaElIINT.

On and aftsr Mcnday, Nay 18Th, istl. Fau.sursr
tIains VIII leave osvsland e iolloNI (sunda1 ST-
capted): '
$40 A. .M.-OHIQAGO EXPREss-5topIa e Bsrss.
afaftons Oberlin, HorWalk, MonrosTilla, Belle
E2ss Ulyde, Fremont and Elmors, and arrives at
r.Ho 1Sieeo AZ le:e5 A. NJ and On caEO ct $50 p n.
AsoO e ms-MESrEhH mAII-Sfoll at "a IA
49, ~ soQthern DiYiHiou, and arrives e To
400 iSSO - y ~ e.99 2; n; Chicago $50 A. Il.
4aoO Fs m.-.1ORIEEHH mAILT-9fona 4 an "a,
lols on n9rtaern Diviaiop. and arfiYss q Sc.
700 p. ms-EIGHT TExPREss-gessa5.f1r, 1r,n,,-
horWalk, Monroevills, ClTds, md frsrlolf- ~
arrives at Toledo a. ll:ls ?. H; md Ohioalo =
IS A.
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@rAHkl.

Formerly OF New York City, wiz pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he fails TO cure the
above named diseases He win pay the same sum fof
the proof that any other Physician In the United
States treats the same diseases with equal success
After many years OF labOrious study and expert
ence, Dr. GIBSON Is happy IN being able to announce
70 the unfortunate that he has perfected system OF
krau for
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ERoFEssOE or EIH0FsoPATET AaD MMoI1IEa
Ohce-l1e Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel. III
Once hours tem to II and from ITO 5 O'Clock
daily fSundaVg eEcspted y
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Rocks EsccciTed.

Man All Immortal. By the Rev. ~ ". Clark D. D. i2mo.
Up. ~. Cincinnati; Poe Hitchcock NewYork:
t6rleton.
Colensos Fascies Ry Rev. C. H. Fowler, A. NJ. limo.
pp 100. The Sane.
The Two ssbbatbs BY Rev. f. q. Fuller l2o. Pr IOl.
The Same.
Lecture- srd Addresses Py Rev John Dempster d. n.
Edited by Rev. d. W. CLARK, d. ID. Eno. PIP 40.
The Same.
Out of rrson i2mo pr 3-8. Boston: Graves Young.
Ncwiork: Sheldon { Co
Dengeiields Rest or, before the Storm. Novel limo.
pp .92. sheldon CO.
Tie Chplans end Clergy of he Revolution. BY j. T. Head
ley. Emo. pp. AZ. (harrs Srr.nDe-.
Man AID Mature; Physical Gcogarfy Modified by HUI
man Action. fy George T. hisrsh. Svo. Pr. 500. The
same.
School Economy BY james Pyle Wickershsn. l2mo. pp.
sec. J. Il. Lip inrott 20.
Tie Ouielsts or the Brand Of society by Miss H. l. Brad
DIN. gvo pp. az. DIX & fiigernld.
Parlor Theatric-s Emo. pp. III. The same.
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Literary.

A work Of curious interest has been prepared
for the Maryland State Sanitary Fair by Mr. John p.
Kennedy and Col. Alexander Bliss. and Is ready
for delivery by tho principal booksellers in the large
cities 1t consists Of collection Of poems and prose
pieces by American authors in their handwriting,
repeated by the photographic process, and is entitled
Autograph Leaves Of our Country's Auhors." Among
its contents are tho "Star Spanged Banner in the
handwriting and with the signature Of Key. Home.
Sweet Home" in the handwriting and with the sigma.
turs Of John Howard Payne, the manuscript Oi Presi
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of true religion. He has nothing in common with
the scofrg denials cf Noltoirc the seDsuous au-
dacities OF Feuorbach. Rather Ike our own Ameri-
can Edwards, he cherishes lrcfouEdsen of the
beauty Of divine things" and If he sacrifices much
that las been regarded as sacred end precious IN
the letter of Christianity. he Processes himself a
faithful and devoted worsbiper Of its celestial
spirit.
The translation of this volume by the Rev. o. Is.
rockingham inGicatcsa famiiiGracqnoin'ance with
the subjects of which it treats, aud mastery
skill in exchanging the rcc,liaily French charrc-
ter Of the original for graceful and vigorous idl-
omGtic English. His yle has firm and assured
movement, showing that he Is gs much ct home as
if on his native ground, and presenting frequent
examples Of the airy beauty and subtle reiincments
Of which 81. Renan is certainly rare master. Tho
able and scholarke execution of the work entities
it to a highly honorable place in the literature OF
our country, ard perhaps Justifes the translator IN
modcstly devoting himself to the labors of another
instead OF presenting public with thcfruis ofhis
own learned studies and cultivated intellect We
have only TO complain in this boo. Of tie frequent
typographical errors with which it is dsfgured, be-
trayng the too common vices Of IN ilitcfalc or IN
pTinciplcd proOi-reader.
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THE CHAPLAlNs AND CLERGY

THE CHAPLAINs AND CLERGY or THE REyoLU.
TION. By j. I. HsADLgr limo, Pr. io2. Charles
Scribner
The influence of the pulpit is well known to
have been OF tho most powerful elements in pro-
ducing the state public opinion which made the Rev
ouiion OF &c an inevitable fact Of history. Starting
from this point Mr. Headley has devoted the present
volume TO the oOmmemoraton OF those noble spirits
whose bold, patriotic appeals helped TO enkindo the
hearts Of the people with the Gres Of freedom. He
has collected from various sources great amount Of in
formation on the subject often OF rare and curious
character which he has wrought up into series Of in
teresng biographical sketches. His work will Gil
place in the Illustrations Of tho Revolution which has
not been previously occupied and cannot fail to receive
a friendly welcome from numerous readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23

(APRIL %, 1861
She sat in Her Eternal House.
The Sovereign Mother Of Manknds
Before Her was the peopled World.
Tie hollow Night behindi
Below my feet the thunders break,
Above my head the stars rcjoice;
But Man, although he babies much,
Has never found Voice
"Ten thousand years have come and gone
And not an hour OF any day
But he has dumbly looked 70 NE
The things he could not sayi"
ct shall be so no more" She said.
And then, revolving in Her mind,
She thought: Il will create child
Shall speak for all his kind
II was the spring.time Of the year
AMI lol where Ay0n's waters flow.
Tho Child, Her darling, came on EARTH
Three hundred years ago.
There was no portent in the sky,
No cry. Ike Pans, along tho seas;
Nor lowered round his baby mouth
The swarm OF classic bees
What other children were, he wns
III more. twas not To mortal Ken;
Tho being likest 70 mankind
Made him the Man Of Menl
They gossped, after ne was deau,
An idle tale of stealing deer;
One thinks he studied Law, and one
Taught school,-bu naught is e.ssf
Save that he married, in his youth
A maid his elder; went 10 Town;
Wrote plays; made money; and at last
Came back, and settled down,
A prosperous man among his kin,
In Stratiord where his bones repose,
And this--what can be lessi is all
The world Of Shakespeare knowsi
II irks us that we know no more,
For where We love, We would know all:
What would be small in common men,
In great Is never small
Their daily habits-hOw they looked
The color Of their eyes aud hair
Their prayers, their oaths-the wine they drank
The clothes they used to car
Triles like these declare the men,
And should survive them-nay, they must,
Wen find them somcwhere-if II needs,
Wen rake among their dust
Not Shakespeare'si He hath left his eurse
On him disturbs it: let it rest
The eacredest that ever Death
LAID IN the eaJths dark bresyti