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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

SO far as Ocean steam Lines and Steamships
are concerned, Jonathan knocks under While
our fast American steamships lie rOtting at the
docks Of New York, the English and Germans
are ploughing the Atlantic with increasing
aeets, and with profitable trade. Three new
lines have been established this spring, the Gal-
way and the Bremen connections, and a line to
unite Quebec with Glasgow. Vessels have also
been added to the line connecting Quebec and
Portland with Liverpool and the entire fleet
noY in service between ports Of Canada and the
United States, and those of Europe, numbers
forly-fve steamers, majority Of which are of
the first class, and according 10 the New York
Times all are proftably employed. OF these
forty-fve, only five belong to American ownersl
Thirty.two are owned by subjects Of Great
Britain, eight are owned by citizens ofthe Hanso
Towns, and Eve by American citizens Ofthe
latter but two were plying the past winter, and
but three are in actual service.
The approximate tonnage shows that but one
sixth of the whole Transatlantic steam service
is American. The British steamships have a
tonnage of $1,000, the German 5000, and the
American 10000. The American lines con.
Meeting the United States with Liverpool and
Germany no longer exist, and the ouly business
enjoyed by American enterprise is that of France,
through the port of Havre; the French Govern
ment declining to create a steam mercantile ma.
w for itself The Times remarks;
Such is the actual condition of our merchant
steam service While Great Britain employs
1000 steam vessels in her foreign mercantile
aud postal system, the entire team-shipping ol
the United States, in the same department, is
confined to seven vessels--the Tennessee, run.
ming from Louisiana to Mexico for few months
of the year, and Isabel, from Charleston to Ha-
vana, included in the estimate. 1t is hardly
perhaps, necessary to remind the reader that
the Aspinwall steamers and those which touch
at Cuba, en- route to New Orleans, belong strict
ly to our coast-wise service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
The U. y. nIarshnI Tyler Case.

The Tyler case is not quite ended yet 49,
When he had served out his thirty days impris
onment for the killing OF Capt Jones, he was
arrested by an officer from st. Clair county on
an indictment for murder found by the Grand
Jury of that county, and conveyed to the st.
Clair Jail. The Detroit Advertiser says
The prisoners counsel will, of course, on the
arraignment Of Tyler, plead the former conyic-
ton and sentence in bar of further proceedings,
and this will at once bring before the Court the
question whether the u. s. District Court had
jurisdiction in the case. The Attorney. Gener.
al and the prosecution contend that it had not
aud lift should be so held, Tyler will be tried
for the offence in ST. Clair We understand
that in view ofthe importance of the point in
volyed, it is the intention of the prosecution to
ask the Court to reserve the question for the
Supreme Court now in session, and the defense
will probably consent to this course The
point Of jurisdiction will then be determined by
our highest State tribunal, and it is not impos-
slble that the decision of the United States Su.
preme Court will be invoked before the case is
definitely settled
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
Ohin CnnnIa.

The April statement shows the total receipts
for the month of April, 1859, to be $23,235-
Total disbursements sl24, ,765; Of which s59,-
400 was to cancel Lewiston Reservoir contract
in accordance with an act OF the last General
Assembly, The receipts are $3,ls9 less than
in April, 1858, and the disbursements sG0, 1872
greater.
The Board Of Public Works have published
an advertisement in the Columbus papers for
leasing the Canals on the 18th dav of August
next It's stated that several organizations
and combinations are in progress with view
to leasing the Public Works, which in the let
ting are divided into three sections-the Ist
being the Miami and Erie Canal the I'd the
Ohio Canal, Muskingum Improvement the
Hooking Canal and the Walhonding Canal; and
the Sd the Western Reserve and Maumeo Road
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
mARRIFn,

In Rayern,, on the qsth utt, HIRAM W. BRISTOL
Miss POLLY hfYQ ATT, onlY daughter OF Geo b. WHIT
tesey, Esq AL Of Ravenna
10 Freedom April l8 H. Mr. sTEPHEN o. WHEEL
OK and Miss SARAH J. COLLicS, both OF ffoo-
dom
I'm pdinbureh, April 2sh, Mr. FRANKLIN ". rtB-
Ills aud Miss SAHAH l.. COLLINS.
In Ravenna April 2sth, Rr. WILLIAM SAfP 70 Miss
ELIZA BOLTON, both OF hatonna,
In Nelson, May lst, Mr., HORACE. GMEktIH Of
ra0bridgo, orange County, W, and Miss JvllA A.
CROSS.
In warren kpril 2sth. Mr. ROBRRT WILSON Of Con-
fold, and Miss tATHARlNE n. MAUREh OF houngs-
town. ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

CLEVELAND, May 5th, 1858

CLEVELAND, May 9th, 1893
EDITOR OF LEADER IF you will allow me
the privilege, shall be glad 10 lend you hand
in "KEEPING IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE," that the
production OF iron and steel, and the manufac-
ture of iron and steel goods, are legitimate pur-
suits, to which the Forest City is by her posi-
ton called.
Perhaps there is no locality in the Union
where the ore on the one hand and the coal on
the other, could be brought to the mouth of the
blast furnace that is to smet it, easier than
Cleveland. And the facilities by rail and water
for transporting manufactured goods are equal
to any other city. HI.
There is at least one man here, who has de-
voted great deal of brain, and not a little bone
and muscle to the production of steel, who
is ready if a company can be organized for that
purpose to show that steel of a good quality,
and in any quantities desired may be made here
as well as in Je 7ey City or Sheffield; and this
individual would be glad to spend an hour with
any parties who have funds TO invest in bust
ness that will pay from the beginning
RS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

Tbs ToNAwANDA INDIANs.-The Tonawan.
da Indians are unwilling to leave their old homes
in tho vicinity Of Buffalo, and they have for
fair consideration relinquished their rights to
certain lands heretofore given them in Kansas.
The Indians contemplate purchasing back such
portions of the TOnawanda Reseration-not
less than $500 acres-as they may choose, and
continuing to reside on the old hunting grounds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
Bnnk Dividend.

The Commercial Branch Bank of Cleveland
declared semiannual dividend on the 2d inst.
of per cent. The Bank of Commerce made a
semi annual dividend of s per cent.
All the Pittsburgh Banks have declared semi.
annual dividends of per cent, except the Elk.
change Bank, which declared s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
FREMoNr, sanduskr %. Ohio- Enh 1s5n

DR.; FCBns Dear Sir Early last spring my wife vhose
heah mas not been hTm for some time took cold which
was followed 10y conlnua COugh suppression ard pro
sus uter he liver alsI seemed very sluggish and tbee
was scarcely any actun Of the bowels She suere gf
deal from pain and weakness Of the back likewise min m
tue SIDES and became weak thin In flesh and fevs
lsh. Du ing tho spring aud summer employgd I'M ee
sicans but the suppression continuing ant the debility in
creusing they thought little else d be lone th 1t
up" OTpaluie and finally told me that consipntt
hud been gradually advancing that sne could ngt pT
ably survive long within two weeks afteF commeTcine
yo9f lTenmen ~ SepembeT last she began to Improve
nnd Bantd rapidly unlll health Wns restored At pesenf
first residing n Fremont about six years ago.
she had suffered 50 much before gained so fast Bfe M
ginning Vour treatment, and has been we'll ever since
that nave ielt u duty 70 inform by letter that il o1
be published To ihe world, II you think best 'J
narO s. W. REED
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

Locomotive EEPLosIoN-THREE MEN KILL
ED.-A locomotive on the Pennsylvania Rail
road exploded near Greensburgh on the I'd
inst, with tremendous force, instantly killing
Mr. Dodds, the Engineer Mr. Woods, the Con-
duetori and Mr.. Speelman, fireman on the
train The engine was employed on ballast
train.
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DIED,

AZ the residence Of M Austin his son nig,law, in
% s aud mOuths.
No d. was for many yeasa resident Of Hiram, in Port
nge County
In Rnveuia April ltth, Of consumption, OSCAR y.
EVERNS, aged % years,
In eu,t.vus Aprii 18th Mrs MARY CONE PRATT
vile ui W. 5. Pratt, used 3 years.
In Lordstown April 10th, Of lung fever, Mrs ELIZA
HAZLlTr, aged 81 years.
In Farmipeton, April 9Th, Mrs LOIS LEE, consort Of
the late Abiiah Lee, aged % years.
Nrs ee and her husband wers among the early pie
neeIs who braved the hauhps aud prvations OF ne"
country.
In gustavus ON the th Of March, Mis-. AlSlNDA
MOORE aged 81 years
She WIS born in Hartford CT and moved to Ohio 10 lsls
with a family Of eleven ch dfeu, suffering lne lolls anu
nrivatons ol pioneer life with patience an ioruude
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
I.o. 0. 2. Grana Eneampment.

The Grand Encampment l. o. o. F. com
meneed its session in Dayton on the I'd
Eiqhty-three Representatives from various
Lodges were present. Mr.. COwan, Nj. W.
Grand Patriarch, presented report in regard
to the condition Of the subordinate Encamp-
ments throughout the State, showing a fair in
crease on the receipts of last year, but de-
crease of membership. This is attributed to a
general luke warmness all over the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

Resistance to state Authorities Commanded.
We hear It stated that u S. Marshal John
son has exhibited letter from U s Attorney
General Black, instrueting him to resist to the
ultermost the service ofany writ of habeas cor.
pus which may be issued by our State Courts
in favor of the prisoners now enjoying the ten
der mercies of the Fugitive Slave Act and the
Federal Court in this city.
Thus defiance Of our Supreme Court is fiaun-
ted in the faces of the people of Ohio by the Of
fetal satrsps of the slave power. This is the
Federal 'comity" exhibited Is Ohio con-
ouered territory or Sovereign State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

DEoLrNED.-GEO. G. DoDoE, Esq, of this
city, whose name has been favorably presented
for the Democratic nominee far State Treasurer,
has published a note in the Statesman stating
that he is not a candidate for that or any other
Office
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

BOLD ROBBERY AT PIERPoNT.-The Conneaut
Reporter states that Milo Dyer, an auctioneer
had several hundred dollars worth of jewelry
stolen from his room at MordOfr's Hotel, Pier
pont, Tuesday night. The property stolen con
sisted Of gold and silver watches, tea and table
spoons, gold pens, pencils, DC. &c, Mr.. D.
offers reward Of ESQ for the thief ard $50 for
he recovery Of the property,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
A LADY OAN OBTAIN ROARD
April and May Appointments.
.R. H. TUBBs can be consulted as

DR., gives hisundided attention Chronic Diseases
realhs annually hundreds of whom
cred after all o'her resources had failed
erpOFnnR used patients ever sncoura
recovery. - >"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

II any readers should be startled by the bold
ness ol the language and the positions taken BY
this veteran champion Of Freedom, we beg Of
them to remember that he has spoken with the
same boldness on the aoor of Congress face to
face with Shareholders themselves. They re
speced him for fearlessly uttering his honest
sentiments, and no real man in the North can
do less, however much some may differ from his
radical views. The recent attempt to enforce
the most odious and debasing of all Federal en-
actments in Ohio, and the oppressive and Perse-
cutting conduct of Federal officers under that
piratical law, are fast educating the public mind
up to the full GIDOiNes standard. This truth
is patent as the noon-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

We have seen specimens Of steel manufactur.
ed by the process referred to by the writer of
the above, and we understand it can be produc-
ed for S4 per hundred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
A LnrYmnn,a Qnerien.

Ep1roR LEADER Would any one but a
Federal Judge" hired tor lifetime, adjourn
Court at an expense of several hundred dollars
(not out of his pocket to attend a wedding,
which was made to come off as it were in the
night, blinds being closed and gas lit in mid
dayl Why not have had the wedding in the
evening and let the Court 60 on
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Gtntrol Noiitrs.
Attachment Notice.
Railroad,
"a ~ q ~ 5.....5 yl7
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Comm S. toners of Cuyahcga Co.,
cleveland, April l6, 1853. :
Il A Nh DID nDnC ATC WITT DIN

tleVslanui April 49, 1853. 5
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at this of until the l1h DAY OF Rtuy next,
az twelve o'clock n NJ for building five biijges In said
county.
Onr Of % oGt span Cuyahoga River the five mile
I.,Ck
one Of Of 81 feet EACH Rocky River in
1iih' "a M lctt Hti'l UsN. nrn,h .vp md
Iw OF 10 leet span each Stony Creek in FARMS %
Flais and specifications said bridges may be seen t
TINS office on .Ld after The l5th inst
bludeFs are requested to make their estimates for the
masonry separately and by the perch OF % feet ~
lhts aro uls invited sub plans and specifcntions
for III superstrucure OF bridges with bills accom-
pInN lag " VIM
Ie Commissonrs reserve the right Of accepting or re-
Jtntu5 any bids which may he nude.
by order Of the Board,
tErlalSwld2l MM FULLER Clerk
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Pasturage--1S50.
Attachment NntioA.

Bridge. Hend erson PLAINTIFF Before Geo II Benham ESQ
The Rsnpo ana state Linz psyssnS q%Ss'p G. SoJS 5S
ON THE 25TH DAY OF APRIL,
" A ID. lsb9 said Justice issued order Of attach
meat IN the action, for the OF hundred ana
hitY collars. PAINE WADE, PINS ATTY.
Cleveland April 2Nh 1859. aUrSO:Swgl
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Mntina.
30 Builders and Others.
AND SCROLL SAVING
'ATI1s AND FOREIGN

~ Orders rom the country promptly executed at III
lt' cor OF Lro and kinsmun Streets Cleveland Ohio
nailid Sw6ml43 q IA KlDNEV0'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

- A. POWERS-Merchant Tailor
kOe 10 Bauk ST under the WcddgI keeDs ~ .
hald ehoic stock Of Cloths Cashmere and Vesti1ss
VA ca @ ne & VII make up the most approved style
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LADIES or THE UNITED STAIRS;
II has been good oltune restore health many
thousands Of my country-women.
My has excited the malice Of the envous and
pous; hut their prosecutions have served only extend
nd estab sh my oputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Thaye relieved. Solong am held in afectionae and
hsnkfu remembrance by those who have experienced my
'kin, can afford to despse the efforts of mschiomuker
nd slandere
My friends repeatedly urged me 10 place my
cuc for producing menstration within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States; hut iudspositonto enter
aeld occuped by quacks with their pomicous nosrums
aud fear that unprncpod counterfotor might palm upon
na public their worthless limitations have hher' pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for tho sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
Al last yield to the entreaos Of patients friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
ueed only say, that IS liquid form ana is ezact such
AS have used in my paccein France many years sud
that IL has never failed to satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme" aud menstrua'iln St nd m the
lion OF and effect Il alike powerful to u ginat,
asuTe Il where has been from any suppressed,
20 ofdHtiO guard So imposition tu wrapper of diTG1
iunsun each bottle Of the "A mr de Femme" bear
Eten signature, and both the bottle and enclosing bCl
vii he sealed with nv private seal.
Price, $500 package.
DIR P. II. RECORD
For ale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
So % superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Anne DC Femme at the Propretor's prices.
uulo d&wlY 8
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A RIcH ScENE.-An lnfdel, Free Love, Wo
mans Right monomaniao by the name Of Denton,
advertised a Lecture on the Square, which came
of last Wednesday evening, his object being to
prove 'the falsy ofthe Bible At the appointed
time the lecturer appeared on the stand, umna-
ted himself with two tallow dips, and commenced
his hafangue, pitching into the Bible, Christians,
and the Great Jehovah in the usual in6delish aud
blasphemous style After he had ranted for a
time, gentleman Of color requested permission
to answer "some oh dc gemmens remarks 4" which
was granted by Mr. Denton, as he could not very
well refuse, he having challenged discussion -
The coored gentleman, who is as dark as night,
and who looked exceedingly scedy as though no
had just come out Of Southern bondage, took his
place on tie stand vacated by his white antpgo-
| mist, and delivered reply that perfectly over
powered The risibes OF the crowd as well
as used up the anti-Bbe champion. II was re-
! pote with quaint African wtticisms and blunders.
| He spoke in the "rioh African brogUc, - aud made
puIaerous geographical aud historical assertions
wrong end foremost spoke Of ode Riber Rhine in
Africa" christopher Columbus going back to
France, and Of the "Conslituton declaring all
men tree and equal, &c, lie ratified on in bis pc.
culiar style, tll the anti Bible man became jealous
for fear the daIkey was iutruding too much on his
tIme lie int uupted the sable g0ntlemau's re
marks by saying that he did not think It was right
for bis (colored) friend to take up too much Of the
pe OF the audience in defense OF that book called
'u'9Ible lie proposed TO make a few remarks il
rop'lto his friend, and then lac would resign m,
. s'a''' hen il the audience wished to remiin al
uouF Vt 70 TO hear the defense of the Bible by
J 'u'S "e" us'nder they could do 30. lie then com
u''u'eu quouT from the darkeys rema KS whcI
'ne crowd Vocl"ously called for the latter TO cou-
''nue on yelung o'"down you white man, ,""hur
"a l1r the darkcy ego ahead wool grower,
snear The darkey' 'hes the best man of The
'"o' 90 It darkey," al other elegant expires
so''s' remit ding one stronty of Democratic pri
, mary plee'''R, where 'nos aud confusion" dc
preVall some not more. 10 antI-Bible mar
put on most suemucholy look qazed at tho tw,
EAlo" candles uisnoney had paidor--oast dia
bolcal glance at hisdark and ylctoious aptogo.
Rist-gaVc 40 anlhis'pg sqlint at the rowi, tool
up his hat and beat aareoinitsto retire, -,
his audience (ealled togeser by two dollaawor,i
Of printed posters, whiphAere paid for ou.f bi,
poeket) aud two taow dipan nosso.sion -, 49,
Gentleman from Africa Som ppoo in H. l Ul th,
Droposod three cheers for Afrh b,t tt ~ @ ,''' .
'sl''oh ieh sun Dofn' "nu ''' '0pg broke up
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FEARFuL LEAP FOR LBERTY,-A foTger,
named Henry p. Baldwin in custody Of a
Sheriff, who was taking him from Cincinnati
to Utica, gained his liberty for a season at a
great risk Of life and limb 1t was on Wodnes-
day night, aud just below Clyde, when the
Cincinnati express train was running along at
the rate Of forty miles per hour. that the pris
oner asked to 90 into the "saloon' IN the cu
following that in which ho was riding with the
Sheriff lie was conducted thithsr, and as he
was returning with the Sheriff he made leap
from the platform to the ground, heavily roned
at the wrists. The conductor was called and
stopped the train about half q mile away, The
Sheriff and conductor made search with a
lantern, sure of finding the mangled body Of
Baldwin, but they found nothing but bis tracks,
and the train went on, but the Sheriff remained,
and the day following found his man engaged
at work on a farm not far from where he
| Jumped Of the train. lie had removed his
| handouts, and exhibited no marks Of serious
| injury lie thought tho place where he would
be least sought for was neart the place where he
escaped, 80 he engaged at work Immediately
that he might not be an object Of suspicion.
| He reluctantly consented to accompany The
Sheriff on his journey Rochester Union,
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~ If any people in tho world ever needed
apostle to cast their devils out il is ours who live In
Ibis waterlog country he mnsmptc poison Of our
'wsmps and Marshes becomes vertabe devil IN the
nod to reyel 10 The Agues aud Fevers which shake and
oorch us AL Ayers "AoUE CURE is said to he the
posle we need and Of ncghhors who have tried
onirm tle ra1o- -l1uall Plaao, m
Known EFFEcr-When pain or iuhamma-
ton present in human body and Braudreths pills are
used, they ht once seize upon the humou which the
occasion Of the paIn Inflammation and hsm from
theudr aud they canutuurc because their power sony
upon or over those humrs ormpories which unacal
thy (waut ie) AID whose presence port pain
apd aumng heat So in tJoa Group. colds conehs,
theumatisms pain in the side ami pleusy wi ch are an
cured by iom one to three doses these pills whose poa
en- is only exere to impurities Of the blood The
tightly directed will use them and bo cured
sold a, No 29l Canal s." Bnndreths Duding ans by
A. Gardiner No 900 superior street, Cleveland aud by
j. b. wheedon, Hudson and all respectable dealers in
medicines. iy2Gw2sOcSw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-29

New WHEAT.--Mg William h. King, OF
Caiapbellsport, Immediately after the June
frost, moved his wheat field The wheat again
sPrang up, is now headed out and though the
straw is short, the berry Is plump, aud prom
Of well filled heads from biz field 10 our office
yesterday
II other farmers had moved d cir wheat
fields Immediately after the frost, they would
have been the gamers by II. This il am impor
tant fact-an experience which should be borne
in mind for future benefit Dem.
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TO the ladies.

EMBROIDERY STAMPING.
IL--iiagluFluit ,cuiv new suppb O Perct's ccl-
ehfnted EmhTotoy amps am wsp f,d to stamp ouy
pattern desired tnr flk ur rCnCh FmbFudCy ln snuc-
manner ana az hort tlCp Ladies are invited 90 cIl
aud CA lulie my patterns,
stmpcd Goods OF every variety for sale, WhulgElle
Rrtail "I|U ." T..
EMhhOiDEhH STAMPS Having reoe9fd ln AgoU-
tl 0m Mr. pierce ana prrtared 90 urilgl stamps Hnd
give instrHeii0ns ut manu- urcr prices
Foes desrup ion OF th neu ayif SO GodtYf Led, 3
30 Tor August MRS. M GUNSON,
BI2S No. 40 81 Clair e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-29

PERsoNAL,- Mr. George Greenfield has remov-
ed bis hair dressing and wig making establishment
into his new building, No, l2l Seneca street, near
Superior. He has for the last five years given
most excellent satisfaction at his rooms on Bank
street and now thathe has opened bis new rooms
will be glad to meet his old flcnds as well as new
ones
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-29

THE CouRr HoUsE,--The Court House is be-
ing pushed forward rapidly. The plastoring is
men we're engaged yesterday in laying tagging
in front Of the building. When completed this
will be one Of the finest buildings of the State, Of
which we may we'll feel proud