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The psafh of John Ileech.

By the last arrival from Europe wehsve
the news of the death of John Leech, the
celebrated English designer and caricatu-
rist. The London Times contains az in
teresting article upon his life, his works,
and his decease, from which we quote the
first paragraph;
Suddenly, there is a great blank among
US, and the shadow Of great darkness. One
OF our dearest and most delightful com
psnions, one whom not only we, but also
all whose eyes will rest upon these columns
must think of as in some sort a finished
companion, is taken from US. John Deech,
known TO the public as one Of the most
kindly and most graceful humorists that
ever lived; known to his friends for pc
culiar gentleness and refinement of chsrsc-
ter that at first sight seemed as it we're in
opposition to the robustness of his judg-
ment and, therefore, took many people
by surprise, died on Saturday evening
at about seven o'clock. The death Of
Garrick was said to have ecipsed the gay
ETY. of nations, and the death of Mr..
Leech will touch many more hesrts, both
of this and other nations, than Garrick
ever reached. Although he looked strong,
he had been long a sufferer, and COM
plaine6 of sleeplessness; his incessant
brain work induced peculiar irritability,
with which most persons have tendency
to Jest rather than to sympathize.-
he was much affected by noise, and
was literally driven from his
house in Brunswick Square by
street music. he hoped to get
peace at BensingIon, especially ss he
Shut them out by the device of double win
dows, but he had no peace and in sddi
ton to the torment of the organ, he came
to be afflicted at early dawn by the ham
mer of some small mechanic. His friends
made light oft and tried to jest will
him" "You may laugh" he weuld say,
but 1 assure you it will Kill me"
He was so unwel that during this las
summer he was obliged to 60 abroad, snt
he was forbidden 10 indulge in his favorit
exercise of riding on horseback. H
came back better in the autumn, hut still
he was strangely susceptible to noise an,
only fortnight ago be spoke with NOR
thsn his usual esrnestness, with somethin
of even passionate entresty l
his tones about the sufferings whie
the street-organs gave him, an
about the smsllness of the sympathy whic
he received from people who have to wor
with their brains in a mere routine. a
last his suferings have come to Al en-
! and if any of his friends we're incline
to treat them as imaginary, they wi
now be convinced. It is not
' year since he stood in tears by Il
{ grave of his schoolfellow, Thackeray, an
: now his friends will foIlew him, too, to b
long home. They were school fellows t
gether in Punch; both had somethiugevt
y of womenly gentleness intermingled vii
the strength Of their characters; and bot
were in their styles of working, cla sical.
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IA SLIGHT OOLD"-CoUGHS.-
Few are aware OF the Importance Of checking
Cough or "sLIGHT O0Lg IN its hTst stage; that
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CUNNEOIIOHS.
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&c.
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Fort wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &C.. West and
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Grafton and Bellefon taine Railroad Lius. Marion,
Bellefontaine, sidney, Union, Munese, Indian
apOlis, Tsrre Hnute, Nincelnes, EVan5Eilia,
Louisville Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
DeleWare-With Springfield Branch for Springfield.
OOumbus-Little Miami a Columbus, and Xeliz
Railroad, for 1enia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOyeand, and
Cincinnati and with tbs Ohio and MisaEE Eippi
HailTOad at Cincinnati ior Louisville, Evaa5.
vile, Cairo, 81. Louis, and ali points On sh1
ohio Riger.
Co3Embus-Oentrsl Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zan1s-
vile, Wheeling, &c; Columbus, PiQua = lns
diana Railroad tor PiQuG, Urbana, 30.
Fg-EOr Tickets u al points and information aPplI
* the Passenger Station and at Union Ticket Ofara
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Nlagalaad- Get. u fsSt BunsTin sacdanf-
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SKYtrsgPesrOIeam Oil, BenzOls Snd
Machinery Oils,
"a
We pay particular attention 80 paoEags theiTEy ~
TSEinE our oustomerH ulCch loss by leakags. Ne
~uarsntes our oil 70 give perfect satisfaction, ana
Sood ~ any made In tha city. Also, We pay PSF.
=, = attention 70 putting up
si0oi~ EAPTHA OR BEEZ0LE,.
-. ~ VGrniEh MauufsotuTerS' OK Paintsras
IuitAo1s y, b.r \ And for sale
soo Stls eTsrs refined Petroleum Otl.
ElIoo bols EeodSTl- F~icstins on
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NRior 1as 81. CIair-i formerly occupied b
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NLRVKLAND = ERIE RAILROAD
WINTER ARRAEazssEEE.


On and AFTER Monday, Oct. 5lst, lssl, Passenger
Trains VII run as follows, (S1ndays excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
go A. H,-DAY EAPRESS TRAIE-SsOp7.ng sc
Wilioughty, Pai1esYills Madison, Geneva, ASH
tabnlA OOnusaEt and 9irard only, and arrive et
Eris q I'D +. n, Dunkirk S;45 ?. H, Budalo
s.25 P. a..CIHOINNATI ExPREss-stoDpluza AZ
PainesYilla, AEhtsb0la and GlrArd only, and ar,
ETe5 q Eriee 40 P H., Dunkirk 8 s2S P r., buf-
$40 ?. N. aAiL AND AUOoEIHODATI0E-
Stopping It ali stations and arrive At IRIS ~
500 :, m.-aiGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StopsIng at
psinssFilie, Ashtabuia and Girnrd 0nfy, and
EryiYeg at Eris AZ lao A. ~ c7okt<k $500
4. L., BanalO ~ =. n
LEAVE ERTE.
80 A. M.-Hlgar Express TRAIE-Stopying
ct Girard, Ash Ebuls and PalnesTills Only, ard
arrive st CleYelRnd at 20 4. 4.
5:i5 A. d.-MAIl AND ACCOMMODATiOE
TkAlA-StOpping 81 AL Stations Ga5 arrive at
Cleveland at IO:S9 A. y.
IO:l5 4. b.-TOLEDU EXP RESS-Storping at all
5tsfAsEE except SWAMI gille, Saybrook, UnionTile,
Perry, asntor and WiekliGs and srrigsa al
Cleveland at 2:l5 F.n.
| I; IS P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-Stopplng al
Ofrard, ,C0nneaut, AshtabCla, Geneva / PAinsa
vile only, ard arrives In Cleveland 81 .25 P. \
~ becOpd Ties CarH AT I1n On al garo1gt
I Trains.
an the trains going Westward Colnsot at GeFslss1
Sith trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, O1ncn
nEt, Indianapolis, So. bouis &C; and al throns1
train3 going eastward, connect AZ Dunkirk Will -.
trains Of tue New York Erie kallroad, an a. b .
fai with thoso OF the New York Central Bnlinlo 2
Boston, Niagara Falls, &C.. and az Ere with train
OF the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad.
4 ~ Day EEpress, East and Wests connsots 81
Gfrard With Trains on Eric Pittsburgh BailroEt
;oE LineeytEs, AeeaVii9, Ja9eS59S 59I = g., -.
sFsvsIsud Oct 37st. ts64-
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striekland's EelliEaous Cough BslSAm
BEST REMEDY KNOWN

For ali Bilious complaints, Sick hesdaee, GostivS-
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Dr. james 3. Chiffon, The Great chemist, says
81 know its competition, snd have no doabt it vii
prove most beneficial IN tRogs lsints loT which
it is recommended
Dr.. Thomas Poyd says: II strongly reoonIeeno
1t to the notice Of tho public
Dr. Edward @. Ludlow SAYS q o-D With oonh-
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DR.. George T. Baxter sayd. 'In FlatUlency, Sick
Headache oostivensss, Heartburn, 80, the SELTzER
APERIEET in ny hsnds hss proved indeed valus-
BILE remedy"
For other Testimonials, &C., go Pamphlet with
each bottle.
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B&-Ror sale By all Druggists
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| 4 CLEVELAND AND IOLEDO Z. R


UOuneotians are made q: MonrosVills with the Eaa-
d.sky, Manaisld B Newark B. B.; at Clyde with The
Saadusky, Dayton Cincinnati &. B.; At fremont
with the Fremont 4 Indiana b. L.; and st Toledo
with the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana AID
Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
Jackson, Font Wayne, LOganspOrt Lafayette, Oaire,
1ton, 81 LOuis, and al points West, Northwest aId
Southwest,
Trains arrive 10 Cleveland from Toledo and ihs
West at go A. ~, 2:55 P. L., and $50 n. IT a
sandusky ct g:l5 a. 4. L. y. kUCKER. B1p't
Cleveland. Oct. q. ls5i.
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FDAILY LEADER,
1he Bryant Fesn.aI.

Oliver wEEDEII HoIxrs' POEM.
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let Train-s:O5 A, M.-CIECIHHATI EXPRESS,
stopping a. Grafton, Wellington, New Lon.
don, Shelby, Crestlids, Gallon, Gllsad, Car
dington, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre Ans
WOsthington.
II Train-z:45 P. MISREPRESENTATION. .-stopa
ct all stations and srriVes in Columbus ct -
P.H., Cincinnati ; 80 A. N.
q Trsins-l0.OJ Z. .M.-HIGHr EXPRESS-Stoppina
ct Grafton, Wellington, New London. Shelby,
Orestline, Gallon Gilesd, Oardingtol and Del
GWare-
Trains lsaTe Columbus az 40 snd I0:25 Az 2:AOPn
" arrive AL GlsEaland g.3o A. ". end $50 ?. \.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an

ONIALl--LADlES AND
Gentlemen, If you wish to marry, address the un-
dersignsd, who will send you without money and
without price, valuable information that viii ena-
be you to marry happily and speedily. irrespective
Of age, wealth or bsauty. This information will
cost you nothing, and If you wish to marry, will
ohserfuIly assist you. All letters strictly oonhden'
tisI The desired information sent by return mail,
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ocIs.l .lsI:dAR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-21

Dr. Holmes poem, written for the Cen
tury Club festival, viii appear in the De-
cember of the Atlantic Monthly. 1t is as
follows:
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geal Ss.uslrs.
NEN ERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
1853 Superior Street, Cleveland, Chic

/. A. WILCOX
VIII receive on sae Real Estate Of all kinds-Im-
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
Lands Farms, Mineral Lands, Coal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &C. viii Negotiate Loans,
Paper and stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &C., &c
The following property Is coW on sale:
EUCLID ST.-Thres desirable residences.
EUCLID near Perry-Two lots, l'0z2OO IT.
PROSPECT, near Perry-TEo houses for sale
ERIE, near 81. Clair-One lot 3Gxl12 II.
sCOVILLE, near Forrest-Fine house, with =
quantity fruit and q large lot
SUPERIOR, corner Aerchant-hot 68Il6 r.
LOBAIN, ocrner York-l1z story housS, lot 66
Kll6s
KIESMAN corner Vine-TRO lots sOKl5o f..
FORREST, near Kinsmsa-Eight lots 6Jz2Z012.
MIAaiI, near Hurcn-Leasebold, l1s story house
with blacksmith shop and tOO.s.
LAKE. near Erie-Four brick houses
HERMAN, near TsylOr-Nics noUse very cheap.
FARM--14 sores 70 miles ont on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLETON-House, two-story; Tot 65xleO.
CLINTON, corner TayloT-lH story horse.
OHIO, corner CaDai-LOt, q dwelling, and stone
foundation Also large building suitable for man
ufacturing purposes. -.
With other tenements varying from 500 to sSo,'
900.
IOS acres Of Camel Goa Lands at a bargain.
10 acres adjoining Marquette.
$50 acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap
TX acres on st. Clair Road. - miles from Court
House.
WANTED-Houses for good reliable tenantsi
rent from sl5O TO $500 year Ooil:H5 dA"
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9yFtna.

FOREST CITY DYEING BSTAB-
LISHMEET,
No. III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel
ESTABLISHED 1858.
los Umfauft- Sole Proprietor
Recommended by the State Fair OF Ohio, 1852
Dyeing and Cleaning in sIl their branches. Please
call and examine zocds in the store, and 50 find the
difference compared with other / ye shops, as we
finish all our goods Jy steam machinery and press
s. sup@1T9
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On and after Monday, Oct. 5Ist, ls5l, Passenger
Trains VII run ss follows, G5andAys excepted;
FUAVE m TuVEFA M.
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II orss GATARRHa'sdaUsrtsConssv.psi
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BRTANTs SEVENTEENTH BIRTHDAY
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TO THE LADIES!
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.
The eldest Regulator for Females.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills

THIS GOOD OLD BEMEDY for all distractions
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for 5ets-
So gears, in all parts of the civilized world, It's
Euthor is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN,
whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
places confidence and respect It is ae0, ,fds9iod
r-rann-n.eri. hut STANDARD REMEDY.
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spErMl ggTlEFs,


n Cssrss Hoy, Ross a''d Periodic CATARRR
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13
MrIrTARY NsoLRNcE.

1t is an evil necessity that calls for the
organization of military force in any coan-
try at any time. That evil necessity is
forced upon the American nation at the
present juncture. The. nation requires
soldiers at this unhappy period and re-
quires them for a purpose. That pur-
pose is the suppression OF armed rebellion
in the field, and the quelling of disattec-
ton at home. For this purpose men are
enlisted into the army, and weapons
placed in their hands. So long as the
soldiery keep within the line of their duty
so long are their services beneficial. and
so long are citizens content TO cheerfuliy
bear the burthen of their support. When,
however. the streets of quiet cities are in
tested with noisy, drunken, overbearing
brutes in uniform, with revolvers slung
in their belts, and suffered TO annoy and
buuy-rag, and intimidate civilians, the
military department becomes crying
nuisance and must be suppressed BY the
military authorities, or there win be trou-
bic. Other persons than soldiers carry
weapons in this Territory, and quiet citi-
zens will not submit to be insulted and
brow-beaten by drunken mex in uniform.
We call the attention of Gen. Van Box
kelen and Major McDermott to this mat
ter, and refer them to the police of this
town and Virginia for full information on
the subject of complaint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13

GEN. FRANKLIN's EscAPE.-A Baltimore
telegram Of date July 18th, which We find in
an eastern paper received BY overland mail,
gives the following particulars OF the escape
Of Gen. franklin from the rebel raiders
when Franklin was captured be was seated
in the car beside wounded Lieutenant Co
lionel, when rebel officer came up and asked
the Col. if he was Franklin. The officer re-
piled that he was not. The rebel then asked
Franklin, who disclosed himself, feeling con-
WINGED that he hadf been pointed out By pas
sengers. In few moments Gilmore came
in and told Franklin that he must consider
himself his prisoner. The General was then
put in a carriage and taken to Reisertown,
where they stopped for the night. The Gen.
eral feigned sickness and sleep, and wsited
until his guards were asleep. He then made
the best Of his way, as near as he could, in
the direction Of the city for three quarters Of
an hour, when, being broken down by IA
tigue, he crept into thick wood and remain
ed the balance Of the night and all the mex,
day, frequently seeing rebels scouting for
him. About sunset, being nearly famished,
he ventured out, and shortly met Some men
who proved to be friends, one Of whom took
him TO his house, and finally provided means
for the General TO reach the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13

THE INDIAN OUTRAGBs ON THE PLAINS
OMAHA, August l0.-The Indians are hourly
committing new depredations, stealing stock,
burning trains and killing Unfortunately.
They were within hundred yards Of the
picket posts of Fort Kearny last night. and
they fred an arrow at one Of our pickets.
A coach which arrived at Kearny this morn
ing reports passing several trains that were
burning, and seeing eleven dead bodies by
the roadside. A party Of six white men were
killed at Thirty-two Mile Creek last night.
The Indians stole stock at Cottonwood, ~
miles west Of Kearny, this morning, A par
ty Of soldiers have gone in pursuit. 1t is
well known that renegade white men, sup
posed Is be from QuantreE's party, are asso-
ciated with the Indians in these depredations.
Fears of an attack on Laramie are enter
ltatnad 4,1s- ef4e 3-t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13

WIerALL FoREvRR.-WIoFALL "still
lives" The Atlanta (Ga.) Register re-
joices US with the information that the great
Ex-Senatorial buffoon and whiskey- guzzler
called at its office few days since, looking
radiant as new-blown rose. The Regis
ter " adds -" We are happy to state that he
is looking well, and is in fine spirits as to the
future OF our country. He takes most
hopeful view Of our prospects, fearing more
from dissentions at home than from the enc.
is in /" fine spirits - we can readily believe I;
but the spirits" are such as are evoked
from the "vasty deep" Of distillery vault.
In fact the fellow is living testimony Of the
preservative powers Of Rum. He has drank
enough cold Rye" and !" Bourbon " during
the past dozen years to float small navy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13

ENTHUSIASTICALLY UIaion's course on
the Constitutional question reminds us Of
the process Of frying sIapjacks. First it IA
vored the formation Of State; then it flip
again in favor Of it. For the life Of US we
cannot see what it means by this last turn
over, for the only persons whom we have
heard speak favorably Of q State Government
do so because they are convinced Of the cor
ruption of our Judiciary and think it the
quickest way to purify the Bench. But the
Union while advocating the adoption Of a
State Constitution pretends to believe our
Judges pure as the snow fake !-Rnterprise.
Speaking of the tiip-Aap-Aop," are
not our neighbors of the E'lterprise in
dulgins slightly in the spot and kettle"