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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

MnKs PATENT RUHBEB ROoREs.---Messrs.
Barlow & IGorsnoh have Introduced Mlks
Patent Mastic Roofing in Cleveland, and with
the most satisfactory results to those who
have given Il q trial. We have tested it in
repairing leaky Vests Cement Roof and
find it to be just the thing recommended BY
Mr.. Klippart Of the State Board Of Agrieul-
ture, Mr.. Van Slyke, late Warden Of the
Penitentiary, and other citizens of Columbus
who have roofs put on by Mr.. GOrsueh. Its
claimed to be the most perfect compound
yet discovered for roofing, for the following
1t will not melt and run in warm, nor
crack in cold weather.
1t costs but TRIFLR MORE THAN PAINT, and
is TEN TIMES AS DURABLE. a@
it viii repair old and condemned roofs, and
make them as GOOD AS NEW.
1t is also used with canvas, and makes a
more durable roof than can be made with
any other materials, for about half the ex-
pense.
Specimens 0an be seen at the Forest City
House.
..--L L--FnvTr
TIE RoPR WALKING ExH1BrTIoN.-Satur-
day at 10 NJ, Superior street was thronged
with up-gazers. Mons. Solomon, feeble
imitatOr of the daring Blondin, had faulty
stretched and guyed heavy rope across the
Street from the tops of the American and
johnson Houses, and at the hour appointed
appeared in flesh eolored tights and fancy
hat with a long balancing pole decorated
with asmaH flag at either end. He stepped
upon the rope, and to the music Of a Band,
slowly and carefully walked out to the last
guys, on which he laid the balance pole and
seated himself for few moments straddle of
the rope. Soon rising, Mons. s. proceeded
across to the American, stepping as cautious
ly as a cat on the top rail Of a worm fence or
a timid boy on the upper edge of board
one. A cheer rose from the crowd on the
accomplishment of the feat of tight rope
walking at such dizzy height and numerous
BleCAo WIN bdlCu nANhlu uOIAALGu Nudk AAGl
breathed easier.
Mons. S. next appeared on the pavement
passing a contribution box, which must have
been dry as usual Judging from the time con-
sumed in its circulation. This over, Mons.
S. resumed the rope from the American side.
At the last guys he again deposited his balance
pole, sat straddIe of and hitched himself
back some distance on the rope, and per.
formed several feats usual with circus rope
walkers. He turned himself over and under
the rope, hung down feet and then head
foremost, stretched out on the rope as at
sleep, and sat upright to be smbrotyped.-
Resuming his pole, several positions were
taken before finally crossing over to the john
son, which ended the fool-hardy exhibition.
Mons. s. is evidently something Of nov
ice in tight rope performances. BE exhib-
tied little Of thesgility and de1terfty Of cir
Gus performers, and seemed so very careful in
all his movements as to excite apprehension
that he was in real danger from lack of nerve
OF pracuce. -.at u.rr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY.-In another
column will be found the card Of this we'll
known educational institution, under charge
of s. n. Sanford, Principal. The next term
commences on Thursday, Sept 9th. We
notice with pleasure that the services of
VIM. Walcutt, ESQ.,, have been secured to
teach drawing, painting and sculpture. This
viii afford an opportunity too good to be lost
for parents to place their daughters under
instruction FROM such a master. Mr. and
Mrs. Sanford as Principal and Vice Princi-
pal, are too well known to need any intro
duction here. Miss Julia S. Hopkins, teach
er of Criticism, English Literature and His
tory Miss Julia L. Higgins, Mathematics,
Grammar and Rhetoric Miss Hannah B.
Smith, Latin, Greek and History; Miss
Francis ]. Peak, Arithmetic, Geography and
History; Mrs. Eliza Shepherd, Vocal Cul
ture and instrumental Music; Miss Mary
Sloane, instrumental Music Mons. c. Val
liant, French Language and Literature, and
A. Harlow, NJ. D., Penmanship, are all well
known as teachers and esteemed as individ-
uals. There is no better school than this,
for the training and education of our future
wives and mothers. The street Railroad will
shortly be completed past the location of the
Seminary, making livery convenient for all
who wish to attend and board at home in the
city. ~ --5U1- ra4 fl sles-l -1 I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

PBoPEI1EK PRIrRrE STATE BUHEED.-The
screw steamer Prairie State, Of the Northern
TrsnspOrtation Line, was partially destroyed
by fire at Oswego on Thursday night. The
fre was discovered in her hold, and the only
alternative was to seuttle her. This was
done, and she was sunk in greatly damaged
condition. She had just arrived from Og-
densburgh, and had a full cargo. The loss
is estimated from s2O,O 900 to $50, 900 to cargo,
and $4,000 to steamer. She win be put in
order for business in two or three weeks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

SALE OF TIE OLD COURT HoUsE.-The Old
Brick Court House on the Square was sold at
auction on Saturday afternoon. s. Patrick,
Esq, Of solon, was the purchaser at $780,
The Court House was commenced in 1925
and complsted in 1928. It is to be removed
by the goth Of August.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

FRoN LAKE sUPERIoR.-The screw steamer
Northern Light, Capt spalding, arrived from
Lake Superior, yesterday morning. Her
news has been mostly anticipated.
The Illinois, Capt, Frazer, was expected
last night. She is advertised to leave for the
upper lakes this evening. sf.-.=
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

FoR fHE FErFh.-The well known q Com
pany D" of Buffalo have accepted the invi-
tatiOn to assist in the celebration of the Tenth
in this city. The Express Of that city has q
good article on the narrow-mindodness Of
the papers Of sandqsky and Toledo relative
to the Inauguration Of the Perry Statue on
that day. Z. t---1 --.-.-... .s.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

The above shows the feeling in the Sixth
Ward. We are informed by the committee
appointed to solicit aid from our citizens to-
ward the celebration, that they find great
difficulty in procuring subscriptions, owing
to the feeling againstremoving the Fountain.
Several prominent and wealthy citizens say
that they viii not give a cent if the FOuB-
tain is to be removed There is more feel
ing in this direction than we had been aware
Of, and it really would seem to be an act Of
wisdom for the Council to wait for week or
two to knowWhat Rsps9pIs want before they
do anything that VIII operate unfavorably.
Have they not made grave mistake in their
action ? If they have, let them do what
they can to rectify it. -af b a.-t.g .--,...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

AsEITERs4RY.-The Thetwenty-sixth anniver-
sary Of the Emancipation Of the WestIn
viii be held at Oberlin on Wednesday the
LIST Of August. Prof. james Monroe, Prof
E. E. Peek, Rev. Geo. Clark, and others will
speak.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

ARREST OF BuRsLAR.-Uniteds States Mar
shal johnson arrested on Saturday one Geo.
W. Moore for breaking into the Post Office
at Unionville, Lake county, on Thursday
night last. This Moore is sort Of peadlar,
having stamps, stenciltypes, &C., for sale.
He stole "a in money, We believe, from the
office. The Constable Of Unionville, H.
Wheeler, followed him to this city, and
Marshal johnson arrested him upon supe-
rior street, as stated, and lodged him in jail.
He will be examined this morning before
U. s. Commissioners White.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

PERsoEAL.-Among the United States Ju-
rOrs now in this city is VIM. L. Clark, of the
WelsYille PatTiOt, a true gentleman, an able
editor and q genial companion. We are glad
to know that the people Of WsllsYille and vi
cinity sppraoiaie friend Clark and honor
him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30


NEW q 4THESF.-Dr. Gibson's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now. the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure Of rheu-
matism, scrofula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case.
Dropsy, gOut, salt rhsum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apOple<y, congestion,
nervous prostratiOn, palpitaticn Of the heart,
fits, deliTium tremsnI, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
unsquaIled for the cure Of diseases peculiar
to females. Office No. III Ontario street.
.REpUBLIcLS FLAes.-sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. 12S River street, manufsc-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display flags with the names Of the nomi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
ers aud captains ct low prices. jun25-SO2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30


A BALD PLAIN DEALER STATEMENT" -
Last Friday evening the DOuglasites under
took to disturb the Republican meeting at
the Circle, West Side. The police promptly
quened the disturbance, and arrested two or
three of the rioters, and took them to the
Watch House. The Plain Dealer Of satur-
day undertook to justify the outrage by say
ing the Republicans commenced it at the
Douglas Demons tration last Monday This
is regular ss7 lsiin Dealer Statement The
fact Of the case is thisi At the Sixth Ward
Republican meeting, the Douglssites headed
by an ex-city Marzhal, disturbed the meet
ing by hurrahing for Douglas in the midst;;of
the crowd, and continued it during the time
of the meeting. Consequently the blame Of
commencing the series of disturbances rests
with the Douglas democracy. We hope for the
sake of order and decency, that these disOr-
derly attempts TO Interfere at political meet
ings will be the last We shah hear Of. +
ARREST OF FORGER.--A few days ago &
man registered his name at the American
House at Columbus, as T.-s. Coe,- Of New
York. He called upon Mr.. Peter Balm, a
heavy dealer in the city, and presented a
letter of introduction from Mr.. Cone, of the
wel-bnown firm Of RushmoTe, Cone & Co.,
New York, and with whom Mr.. Balm had
done much business. The next day he re-
quested Mr.. Balm to 60 to the Bank with
him and to introduce him. Mr.. B. did 50,
and Mr.. Goe presented 8 draft for Sl5OO,75,
/ drawn by the Cashier Of. the Central Bank Of
Cherry Valley, n. " upon the American
Exchange Bank Of New York. It was prop
erly endorsed, and was accepted by the Co
lumbus house Of Bartlstt, Smith 4 Co., and
paid. In the afternoon Of that day, Mr.. Coe
left "fOr Licking county to buy wool" In
due time the draft was returned from the
American Bankas a forgery. Mr.. Balm waE
next informed that Rushmore, Cone & Co.,
Of New York, had given no letter Of intro
duction 10 s'T. S. Cos." On the letter being
forwarded 10 them, they st once recognized
the handwriting as that Of one Van Decker,
who had been travelling for them until re-
Gently, when he had been discharged. Thil
Van DseksriwaA known In Cleveland some
twenty years ago, and married Cleveland
girl. Upon this, officer De Witt Of Columbus
came here, md IN connection with Officer
MeAinHtry, traced Van Decker to Jefferson
Ashtao9la county, when hewaS arrested OF
Friday night and brought to this city ant
taken to Columbus on Saturday night. HI
says he can prove an alibi upon the day th'
draft was drawn, and Il il probable that h,
got the money BY the aid Of confederate
Il was EhttEa game aud almpst successful
aats r-s.a--a----. rl-r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

Many Republicans-Announcemen for Congress
ls2 Superior st-Clerk wanted.
Lisls Lesiey-Lecture.
Hanna, Garvtson CO-Pieasurs ExcurslOn to
Lake Superior
Huntington Loveridso-PrOdacs Commission
Merchants
5. n saniord-Cleysland Female Seminary.
f. !. Baldwin Co-Bargains for the People
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

T AW BOOKS,
Engen on Water Courses, 1
Angel on the Law OF Carrieus,
Angel and Ames on Corporations,
Bishop on Criminal Law, 2 vols,
Bishop on Mrrriage and Divorce,
EOurier's Law Dictionary,
EOurier'5 IDstitutes5 3 vols,
Brightley's Digest,
Cushing Massachusetts, Reports, II vols,
Ohztty on Pleading, vOlss
Ohitty'5 Blackstone, 2Vols.,
Curtis Decisions in the Supreme Court OF u =
q vols,
Oonkling's Treatise on the Courts of U. s
Gritty on Contracts,
Chittendon's Digest Of Ohio State Reports,
Chitty on Bills,
Drake on Attachments, .r
Decisions in the Dred Scott Case, --i-
GFeenleaf on Evidence, vols, --
Hilliard on TOrts or Private Wrongs, vols,
Hurd on Habeas Corpus, III
Ksnt's Commentaries, vols,
Mathews Guardians Guide,
Hash's Digest Of Ohio Reports,
Nash's Pleading and Practice, a.
Ohio State Reports, complete sets,
Parsons on Contracts, vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law,
/. Redfield on Railways,
Raffs Guide for Administrator,
Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace,
Story on Sales, I. =
Swans Manual for Administrators,
Story on Partnership,
Swan g Revised Statutes (will be ready in june,l
United States Digest, II vols,
United States Equity Digest vols,
Walkers American Law ~ ' 1
WhartOns Criminal Law,
WendalPs Blackstone vols,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

NEW YORK DAnIEs-Fribuue, Herald and
Times 10 cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depOts at the Wedden or Angler
Houses, OF at Ia Ontario street. IL. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

with which it is [embellished. The foliage
of the shade trees is good to look at, but the
fountain is the finest spectacle there. There
your families Of children can enjoy them
selves without the fear Of being sufocated
with dust or manned or killed by runaway
horses. Parents are willing to trust them
to frolic within this enclosure and feast their
eyes on those sparkling jets from the pure
waters Of old Erie, the battle ground of the
noble Perry. Mr.. Walcutt did not design
the statue to be located in the centre, and
the Committee having charge Of it had no
such intentions, as the Autographs Of the
Statue and Park show. And then, he asked,
shall our oEerburdened, tax-ridden commu-
nifty be called OF again for unnecessary ex-
Pense in removing the fountain into one cor
ner Of the square2 (CEies Of f'No, no l'')
He for one was willing to help subscribe
sufficient amount to fill the new excavation
intended for the reception of the fountain,
and have it done at one O'Clock next (this)
Monday morning, OF at the earlist convent
enee, the councilmen to the contrary not
withdrawing. loud and prolonged cheers.)
Without having positive assurance that those
who are so anxious to see the Fountain re-
moved, will pledge themselves to defray all
costs, it should be left for the people to de-
eide whether they prefer four fountains in
four different corners Of the Square, or to let
the present one remain untouched. If the
fountain is removed it may be the opening
wedge of Superior street. And with all re-
spect for the Perry Monument COMMITTEES,
he thought the original location of the foun-
tain the best. b ...-- -.--...-. .. 81.
Messrs. Myers and Kobe addressed the
Germans in the German language. After
which a resolution in opposition to the
position of J. b. CLARK was passed,
and the resolutions confirmed that were
passed in the Square on the eve Of the 2lst
inst. lslJ l.aii nf Ia5nsl 4-. rsf y ..
It was the opinion of this meeting that
nine-tenths of the citizens. were in favor Of
the sentiments expressed above. Nearly
1900 petitioners have sent in remonstrances
to the Council against removing the fountain
or re-opening Superior street. An increase
of these demonstrations viii be furnished
the city fathers at their next meeting. A
petition to the honorable Council Of Cleye-
land, demonstrating against mutilating the
Square by a minority and opposing the re
moval of the fountain, was drawn up before
the meeting adjourned, and signed by be-
H
tween one and two hundred citizens. Like
wise acommittee selected to solicit names of
petitioners, consisting of Bishop, Philip
Wise. VIM. Gabriel, John Huntington, Dan
Reynolds, Martin Kloekert, Henry Kilmer,
VIM. BinmOre, Henry Mayhauer, Dr.. Myer,
Samuel Ellsby. -t El
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30
StF.

NION ICE CO, ULEVEL AND
OHIO aAEEPRESs z GARDN ER,i Dealer
in Pure spring Pond ICE, viii supply Fami IS, Ho-
tolH Boats c., all times, sfort notice. aud.On
the most reasonable terms All orders len at No %
River street, l60 St Cir street., Box l05l Post
Olice, will be promptly attended 70.
H3t .t . ll adC-QcHAMP, Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

~ Fine Silver Tea setts, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, CassOrS, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&C., &c. A very, large stock, and all var
ranted of the best Double Plates can befOund
at Q g-sgs l1FO0g, EEsE0ETH 4 Co.'s,
octI 1l- Cor. Superior and Seneca cts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30
GMafapinas.
4arNishiaa 6oods

SlaTh, 7SIT14g SMITH 1575ss
Stocks, .J ~ llL,u5z.na,
sears FURSBHIEG GoODs, Cgpet Bags,
GIoUss, is' Superior street, Crs,siag
Hosieyy, AsSELASD, 1.,..-. y eHf0 Com,
UpdgshTts opposite Money Bella
Draoes An'rioan House. I ort1ooniss,
Hdkts, SHIRTS MADE Tol Combs,
~ t.lla-t ~ If..a.lHL 81. To- e l-Tlt
Slspaders, ORDER Tooth, Hair
Shoulder and warranted to c7otEes ana
Braces FIT Nal B7she5
a MAT A SUETMEt7T Or UI1a TON eaDD
CLffTHfNE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30

GS- E. Ruf6ni, l75 Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions of Hats and
Caps. It embraces an styles and qualities,
and Of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish a beauti-
full and, we'll becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr.. Rufini. .-..- -..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30
\ The RaIIaay.

CUTFtse RAzEs.-Ths great lines to the
East are nov. engaged - "a general railroad
war for feights. TheN York Convention.
failed 70 produce a satisfactory settlement,
and rates are likely to be lower than ever
this year. The New York Central and New
York and Erie have furnished schedule for
New York heights westward, of which the
following are ClsFslaRd rates: 1st class Il.
cents; I'd, 81 cent; sd ~ cents; 4th, 80
cents. These viii probably Be lowered.
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SALE OF a RAIERoAD,-The Pottsdam and
Watertowp Road was sold for 100000 on
Wednesday last, under foreclosure Of It's Sc
cond mortgage bonds, TO the Watertown aud
Rome Company, who had already become
the owners of the second mortgage bonds, on
account bf which the sale was made. The
road is sold subject to the first mortgage of
ssOO,OOO, which is guaranteed by the pur-
chaser. The Albany Atlas says;
The Watertovn and Rome Company is now
the owner Of a line of ia miles Of road, ex-
/ tending from Rome TO Cape Vincent, and
/ from Watertown to the junction with the
] Northern Road, near Pottsdam. By the
construction of II miles Of road, which, by
en- act of the present Legislature, it is au-
thorized to build, It can make a direct con-
nection with 0gdensburgh. This would
bring, BY way'of this road and the New York
Central, nearly all the travel from ogdens-
burgh, and from the line of road leading
from Prescott, opposite 0gdensburgh, to OF
tawa, the capital Of the Canedas-thus con-
Btituting an important line. We hear it
stated that the interests to be benefited by
the construction Of this short link are likely
10 cooperate 70 build it 1t an early day. =
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esee advertisements Of DR.. sanford's
LiYerInYigorator. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-30
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