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Literary BOres.

A lawyer who had great success at the
bar, Oliver Patru, who was admitted 70 the
Academy in 1910, first introduced the Gus
tom for newly-elected members to return
thanks in elaborate addresses, and reply
ing to them quite as elsborstely. If PAtru
may be believed, the Academy OF his day
dawdled away their time in the most in
dulgent manner. In one of his letters he
describes very smusingly the visit which
Christina of Sweden took it into her head
TO pay to the Academy. The Queen gave
her short notice of her intention, and with
the utn ost efforts, not more than fifteen or
sixteen members could be got to. .gether on
the occasion. The Director, who seemed
determined to make the most of his royal
visitor, offsred to read some pages of their
dictionary, TO labor on which was, he OBJ
served, the ordinary exercise of the body.
The Queen, who went through the ordeal
with patience no one would ever sup
pose in the murderess of Monaldeschi, said,
avery willingly" He accordingly read
all that related to the word 'jets" (gsms) J.
Among other expressions wss "Game of
Princes, which only pleases the player"
to denote q malicious violence on the part
of prince or minister. This seemed 70
amuse the Queen for she laughed very
heartily. She seemed, however, to have
had quite enough of the dictionary, and
she rose, made bow 10 the company, ana
left in the same manner SIS she entered.
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DR. RR.COODALE'S
CATARRH
r e M E DY..
AND MODE OF TREATM ENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

Il penetrates the secret ambush Of
this terrible di ease, and exterminstes It, root and
branch, forever.
It removes aEI the Wretched Eymp-
toms Of this loathescme mAladJ, and sYerts con-
sumption.
Tt cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
It RlIeviates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell
1t is noted for curing the most hope
less csses, tnst every known means failed in.
It cures Hey, Rose and Periodic Ca
tsrrh, Of the most obstinate and violsnt types.
40 form OF CRfarrh or nOI&es In the
SD can resist its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy is q
harmless liquid, Inhaled from the palm OF the hand
Dr. r. SOOdaIs Is known throughout
the coin y, e. the Author Of the only True Theo-
~ Of Cstsrrh ever pa blished. Where its Origin
What It's Rsvagss-Mode Of Treatment-And Rapid
Cure Ia all its forms.
DR.. GOOdale's Pamphlet on CatRrrh
should be read by every It can be obtained at
orr nearest Agency, or by sending postage stamp
70 our o1ioe.
Price 81 10. Send stamp for pamphlet.
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ELEGANT ANTIQUE sII .Ks-Aiso
II Repped and Poult de Sole, in vels rich sbAds,
for street snG evening dresses, nov o. .enin1 bV
t,he \ T. RAID VIE a 20.
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A new English dictionary of most extern
tensive snd comprehensive character is in
course Of preparation under the auspices Of
the British, Pathological society. Among
the cellaborators for the undertaking ara
Archbishop Trench, Lord Lyttleton, Sir
John Richardson, (the Arctic explorer)
Rev. DR.. Maitland, Mr.. Henry Gibbs, ana
Miss Yonge, the novelist.
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a, Sold by siI the principal DTuggists.
g y. ULkBK, DrugEiEt, Agent for Cleveland.
fnlr7I .RS.Yr " gnrvFV
"a PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW

~ a IN h1CAOAO0AOAA In W
OF MARRIAGE.-Containing nearly 800 pages
and 1S0 hne plates and engrasings Of the anatomy
Of the human Organs IN q state OF Health and Dis
Oase, with s Treatise upon Harly Errors, its de-
plorsble consequences upon the Mind and Body
with the Authors plan Of trestment-the only ra-
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the report cf cases treated. truthful adViser to
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who entertain doubts Of their physical condition.
Sent free Of postsge 20 any address, receipt OF rs
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MY.
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SS Samuel Kniverton and Ann Scrim-
enne, both of whom were deaf and dumb,
were lately married st the parish church of
st. Anne, Limehouse, England. An inter-
prefer sttended, and the responses were
made through the finger alphabet What
8 spirit of peace must rest upon that home,
unless the finger alphabet is discarded and
the fist introduced,
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The Income of Ihe Prince of wales.

The friends of the Prince of Wales rep
resent that this young gentleman is in
needy circumstances, in consequence of the
increased duties devolving on him since
the Queen was called into retirement By
domestic afaiction. His gross income does
not much exceed $500, 600 per snnum, in
GLIDING the receipts from the Duchy of
Cornwall, parliamentary grant (which,
when approved, some people we're foolish
enough to believe sdequate), and the rents
of the Sandrighsm estate. There are q
few other trihing amounts within reach, Of
which perhaps the largest is $4,000 pin
money voted 70 the Princess.
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plANO SPREADS-BFown, Green,
4 and Macon EE1orc.1e-ed Piano Spreads, Jusi
oPs5SS- SSa TAYLOR, GRIs WoLI . co.
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~PHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Tne Propristoru Of the New York Museum Of AnAt-
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sue free (or the beneht OF suffering humanity, and
suppression Il quseksry) four Of their most inter-
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dsquallhcations, Nervous and PLY sical Debility,
Premature decline OF Manhood, Indigestion, " eak
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Manly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
HAlAdies which result from youthful follisa,
ossses OF maturity, and ignorance Of PhysiolOgy
and laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of snlightening and saving Thousands, ond will be
forwarded free. on receipt Of four stamps, by sd-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Nuseum Of Anat-
omy and Medicine, 6Is Broadway, New York.
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i" Cali Ne Pet Names, Dearestl''

a sensitive wife has sent the following
touching lines to an exchange to publish /;
Ny husband slept-he dreamed pleasing dream,
For sunny smiles across his face did beam
DE dreant OF me. for oft he murmursd Pet"
pressed him 20 my heart, close, closer vet
10 drink into my ear the precious word
Alas Il was PET-So-I IeHm heard
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New YORK . Harlem RalIrOad,
NOTICE no FRATEEERs.


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r.; IRON Albany ct Hudson River Depot At pssG A.
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?. n; frOm Albany 1t S:l5 = NJ, arriving IS New
York At 9:2O P. H., oonnscthg with express trEin1
for Philadelphia and Warrington City.
Tbs Cincinnati Exprsss from Bunalo cor zsotE
With the $50 At Albany for New York By ia Har-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
FRngemenis have been made TO run the trains q
the Hudson Rivsr Rsilrosd %. and those Of the n.
7. and Harlem Railroad Co. st different houra ren
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM Road.
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over this road direct to New York b. the Central
B. 3. Co., and ali connecting lines North and West
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n NV York Withoct change Of checks.
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ABRAHAa LINCOLN.
BIZ ". c. BRYANT.

Oh, slow to smite and swift to spare,
Gentle and merciful and just
Who in the fsir OF God didBt bear
The sword ofpoEer, q nations trust
In sorrow By thy bier We stand,
Amid the awe that bushes all,
And speak the anguish Of q land
That shook with horror at thy fall.
Thy task is done the bond are fres;
We bear thee to an honOEed grave,
Wh1Ie proudest monument shall be
The broken fetters ofth slave.
Pare was thy life; its bloody close
Hath placed thee with the sous Oflght,
Among the noble host Of those
Who periAhed in the cause OF Right.
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NapOIeOn's son "Seeing Life"

Paris April I3 correspondence ofthe London Start
It appears that the Prince Imperial
made an appeal to the Empress on the
subject Of his state drives, and remonstrat-
ed on being sent out in close csrrisge,
preceded by outriders and escorted by half
s squadron Of cavalry, and begged go hard
70 be allowed to walk about with his tutor
and see something of common life that the
Empress sent for NJ. Monnier and COM
municated to him her acquiescence in the
boys wish, begging of him TO take him out
occasionally TO walk in the streets. The
latter refused to undertake the responsible
ity without the special permission of the
Emperor. An audience was demanded.
His Majesty discussed the subject with II.
Monnier, and terminated by HFGites &c que
volts UolIdrez .je me Jfs v0tTe discretion "
The result is that the Prince has enjoyed
several walks, or rather runs, as, notwith-
standing the remonstrances of his tutor, he
scsmpers about at 3 most undignifed
psce. Yesterday he saw dog attacking g
poor little girl. The Prince beat the dog
of, who instantly few at him; he, howeV-
er, fought him of gsnsntly, and on per-
ceiving the terror IF his tutor said, nuolz
Gvez cru que je ns ponvaIs pas Illi te1lir tete
vous" The first time he went out to walk
he dived into circle of ganEi7ss, and seized
q baby, which was the central object OF the
group, kissing its mud begrimed face as if
ne had never seen anything so attractive.
The boy is fne, many fellow, and might
easily be mistaken for an English school
boy. He rides cspitslly, and takes q fence
as wellss well as any boy of his age could.
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] RAILRoaDS.
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r. g.
IIt Train-S:0s A, M.-CEOIEHATI EEPRRss
Stopping IS GrAfton. wellington. Esa Loes
don, shelby, Crsstlids, Gallon, GHsad, Caf-
dinStOn, Ashley, DslaEars, pssis Osutss az5
% Fluin-7:1s p. iM.-AOO0afODAIIos .-sso5s
~ AL gtaticn1, ard arrives n OoluzibrE at 4 2
-. ?. r., Cincinnati so A. n.
% TrAins-lQ 90 T. .h.-HI6Hf EXPRES3-st1Teir
y gTaitoaL y Nstlslgton, HsS London, Shelby,
Crssslinas GAiioa. alIsAd. OsrdinEsea and Dei.
T7,Hs lsavs OoEgnbu u Il l.so ana Is Al. sis -,
INV - OssNsiAnd sss9 A. r., And - ,.
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OrsItlins- Piskburzh. Fors Waypsh obsS,.o R.v.
road, lorosL Upper 5anduskJ, DsIIEos Lf1ss
East Tor dansheld Wooster hsrs7iioi,- -
araftou and Bellefon tAins Railroad Line loF hrrc
BsliefontAfna, sidney, Uuinr, Mnncie IriIsl--
hpsliE, Terre Bauto, fin5snnas, g4a1rrifi-
LoutsViIle, Cairo So. Louis, -.
OoinmbuB-Little Miami D Columbus, and Xea5e
Railroad, for 1enia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
fsFro Haute, 81. LouiB, MorrpW, IoTelaud, 1n1
Cinrtnnafi, and with the Ohio and AlsEi7rirst
Raflruad st Cincinnati fof Louisville Eva1a.
vile, Cairo, 81 Louis, I'd All PoinH on f5a
Oolunbus-CgntralO OHIO RADv0~d sor Hsvsrk. gAess-
ytls. Mheeling, &C.; Ociunbus, Pigua lns
diana Railroad lor PiquA, Urbana. So
- Tor Etckstg to Al points and information arpif
"a q fes esos as s'A'' and g gni92 EHET q'' o'
OisTsiAnd Oct n. rsE4 R-s--sssr.ds-f
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EEsEE HREa
VLEVELAND AND TOLEDO B. &
wIBTER ARRABGEHEsS is

On and AfSsr Hoadsg, Oot. Slss, 1855, FssssrccF
Trains VIII leave Gsvulacd - iosloFu t5undaTn rzu
ceVtsd:
$40 A. M.-CHIOAGO E1PBESS.-Stops 81 BersAs
Grafton, Oberiiu, " akemAR, Noraelk, ~ on.oe-
vile, Ba1egue, Clyds, Fremous and Eimoras
and arrives At Toledo at i3:f5 P. r., Untcar5 as
u.zOF.E and Detroit 10 P.u.
9.se p. m.-WESTERN mAIh.-Btcps at al stations
ca Southern Division, and arrives Al Toledo Is
T:5 HI Chicago st 5:a5 A. r. and Detroit &C
l0.S0P. =.
G,nP m-6ORTHHRN aAIL.-Stops a. an sta
tons on Northern Disizion. and arrives a. Sans
dusky at T:i0 p. -.
D0 =. M.-HIGHT E1PBESS.-Stops At Grafton
EorWAlk, monrosviile, Olyde and Fremont, and
arrives et Toledo at 2.3a A. ~; OhicAEo Ht y -
Fa and Detroit a. S 90 A. n.
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An Indignant ReEormer.

Ellen Besrd Harmon, NJ. D., who WeRrS
the "reform dress" was arrested in New
York the other day for being dressed in
male attire, or, as she says in q commune
cation to the Tribune, Hfor having nv
neither limbs clothed in neat, comfortab bic
pants; all the rest of the elothing-which
was by far the greater portion-seemed
well enough, but this one garment con-
demned the whole as male" She said to
the policeman that he might IS well arrest
women for wearing sleeves as men do, as
for dressing the lower limbs in similar
manner.
She then says:
What is 'frnsle attire" Is the question +?
and it Is one which officials would do well
to post themselves on, as they are other
wise liable to trouble for false arrest. The
entire dress should be the same in all re-
spects as men wear, to make the wearer
liable to the law, which was Instituted
simply to provide against disguises for
criminal purposes.
The fact Is, if woman sees fit to don
any article Of attire common to men, there
is cry of "mssculinity" until il is fash
ionsble, and the eye is accustomed to It,
then it is all right. well remember the
introduction Of the hst-in my own case It
seemed to signify HmAle attire" cutie as
much SIS the pants, it not yet having be-
come common for women. Now, that is
fashionable military caps even may be
worn but the neither garment, which is
not yet so common, is deemed sufficient for
an arrest. Who would have thought of
arresting man smosg the first TO appear
in shawl an article once considered strict
ly feminine2 Yet it as much betokened
disguise-ss female attire "-ss the more
useful part of dress which oecssioned nv
arrest.
will, however, do justice to the discrim-
instion of the police generally, by Stating
that they have ever stopped the ideas, if
any there were inclined to follow, attract
ed by the to them novelty of the custom.
Where the Reform Dress is common, of
course it elicits no notice any more than the
long dress.
The thought is not particularly Agreeable
to an American born woman that she may
not at pleasure clothe herself welI-in q |
protective, healthful, convenient and mod
est costume. It does not well accord with
the spirit of the institutions of the country |
that there is not freedom of Judgment and |
taste IN this matter. It is q shame that in /
B Republican land like ours this should be /
30, and especially that in times like these
we should ape foreign styles in such SUBJ
serviency.
What we now want is,tO place the dress
ing OF women on common sense basis
simply. It has so far been on q mere
fashion bssis, ever varying, and even with
out regard to adaptation 70 the real uses of
dress. Such ''chsnge of base" would be
he means Of essentially altering the gen.
srsl form, texture and arrangement of their
rendering it less cumbersome, un-
south, flor a barrel form is uneouth on a
woman and better adapted in every way
o their needs as working human beings.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

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