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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
rI,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SiR JAMBS cLARAES
CElEbkATED FEMALE FILLS
f.cp-e.l nom sIre.cp,ioi ef Sir J. Ci.rks, u D.

fEAtlsE
F.cp-.-. iru m prescription ef Sir j. Clarke u D.,
Physician Exirsardnry 20 the Queen
This well kuown tued imposition b"i SURE az
sa II a-ly fsmA. Difficulties 1id Obstruction ros any
cause ani shogsh powerful remedy .onsins
1,l.n. slrfs the constitution. 40 ma4fi.d Adies
Is vccu.Ty suited will IN short time, oi.ns on 10
raon n,h,y p-f,od wi regularity. . .
u Nervous and pnsl Affections Pain ~ lie baea
Ani Limbs Fatigue slight excfiion fspiia"n ot ne
Her. Itvxcye. asd Whcs thesc fhls VII. effect cr4
when s other means have failed, aid although pawrrnS
remedy q, contain caome saiiDeny ~ -nythsnS
hsrfll 10 tho Constitution. -.
Full direction. the pamphlet around each psciAse waiss
should b. eA-rfully preserved.
For full pritcass. s~t pamphlet Zee, oi the ss'n,
N Be- and postage s'Anps Mcio~d 70 any sshorse9
axr viii bottle containing over ~ ps by retars
mail Sod by ali druggists.
JOB MOSES. NO. n ouTliandts., Sew-fok
Sol. luited states Asen6
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

.II,'S LOTS for SALE upon rcasonabla terms
h~\pJ ushwiok ay at the n,erseeon o! seho.ts and
Ss,sss i the Ci'y IL Brooklyn, r. u Apply AZ conner oil
My.iloas. and umScrlAnd st, brooklyn. Of
JAS. g. BItOWEK, Trustee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
rVHE YACHTMAN's PRIMER.

u
A r,Ansai for the sinseu salsr and ysehtnan by l.
Robinson Warren Containing huts upon sssnsnshr AnS
sailing ve.els simple mesio1s for hnd'ns sudes and Ion
.i.ude. technical ghs and Hight hoascs of 'A'''
and Ines reckoning, &c Together with sagrsoos Of raf'
o.. ,..r-. 70 yacnen Ap-.c., little raj, Cor the
amateur sailor. Ono re.i i:ro. Price % eei t.
CARLETON Publ. her. New YORK
No. <l3 Blosd.ay corner Lis!~Ds'ds-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Just PUBLIsHED. ILLUSTRATIVE

lust PUBLISHED. - ILLUSTRATIVE
- ,SAiHERIH0S FOR pREACHRBS AID ThACN-
ERS--A huuAl Anecdotes, Fsets, Figure ProvsrbL
Oasstions etc etc. Adapted for CtlIst ,sehg Ry t
Hsv u. H. Bowes b. A. From the Third LoGdo. Edition
- DID, l2Ino 81 IS The title vii A.. DO
edsk II embraces; l. cooc;inn Of senyiuo ri.renoe
collection OF lnstrzions eenbinsd sra compressed vi
10 brevy, applicability sId valiey. 3 cop4ons b.
Der Relsou history, ead expcre-ce a. vie - the power
vsoe and Of lnsrstopE This is of the vey D.
selections o6.red 20 the Pablo The subges aYa
becs arranged sad the scr rerepc- form win tie
1Srs,ive snsdSt~s 9votsoI ec. one of Tie os' seua
tfs ssIses the pekcr r.hgcs subject, hsse en.
pos, paid receipt Of retail pce FOR e b, bootsecgs
Scasfaly. Published by PEihlSPINE 4 HIGGINS,
40 50 North llll t. PIll..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

A NEW WORK BY HORACE GREELEY :
"a TaE
AMERICAN CONFLICT:
AHIsToRY OF
THE GREAT REBELLION
II
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
1S60-'0As
CAUSES, INCIDENTS AND REsuL1St
urWpEp NJ EXHIBIT ESPECIALLY ITs MORAL
AND POLITICAL PHASES
wrrz
DRIFT AND PROGRESS OF AME2yCAN 0yM0A
WRsPzcTISe
HUMAN SLAVE8Y
IRON rT.S no ls6A
BY HORACE GREELEY.
fbe under-gsed will pubhAh or about the lH q hsy
s.xt the 6Iss volume of a HISTORY OF TIE 0kEA1
EEBFLLIoN entitled above 70 b completed In tive v6'
sues unless tbs ws shall be lroscted beyond ressosshs
sspeeation
hulsscd histories Of this entous oocsest have already
be-n pesesed and mos, Of them in part have been or VIII
n,uttes Ia due tine be published The design Of s one 10
10, 50 much to su1psss its rivals their own ground to
ysssD deeper broader axhssiye e1Ab Of the lens
kn which impesd 10 this bloody cosion-ths con
1isHin which rendered inevitable In st stage OF
vfEaion 70 which Christepdem has attained only As
4 Opuion any decided Assins influence sn sse
proxress welbsng Of aEiind and only ihese accord
kdv will reward careful contemplation Human ecocshed
S;-arse,ly cousr-d 10 neither pheasant probable
srne Only eoniuccs TO great moral or sociA
sndwhsn opens the doors Of the prsonhoase or sweep
vsy pen and the sseonbcck 10 make rsos os h'
e;ntnz Isess and the schoocan De regarded by
Ne huusoe and considora:e with r.'ef satisfaction
In this History the progress of Opinion exhibited In en-
snts order. sDd p-oc4uaons Lot only psor 10 bot dur
hs lho Wax ios tie Union, viii be eafes-y noted sAi
recorded with fIed resolve TO do justice MT oy 20 ts
vsor and foade but TO the motive, and paposs OF hoe
whs r.x,ted well Of those who sas:sincl lie Repao,
n its arauoas struggle FOR integrity and freedom Isose
Vboe eGors Sow naturally rom their c'nvicons can Afford
- do justice savegsaes who also rpcd by esGvic
ous howev-r Ins.akes. No psr,..sn Of the Rebellion,
whether in the North IL the South shi sve reason 10
complain Of his work lacking In cdlior IN se:oy
TIE AMERICAN CONFLICT Will b. Issued In two large
AoEbie oeayo youes Of al ss I've baniTsl pegs
sseb sbundany illustrated By aaps Dis Of Eno!s heds
eeess ke Portrait. o. prominent C-nerds and ether disin
sssssd persons connected wi.h he W1 bo.h .4e &c
ssA sod .xchssively tiroasa sycuts. by ssbsripdo"
Agents wanted in every and Comfy 0! TIE Union
tos farther Information address
q. d. CASE 4 Co.. Pub.isEe,s
Hartford Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
rlNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOB
0OtJr AND RHEUMATISM.

An ,ua.r,rs fsom the shove complaints, either
long standux arc sivir,d TO bLAlRs dps I ANY
KeUNAIIC PILLS. They be relied upon - ne n'asf
sa,s and rtc aai remedy o led te pd' id so
bera uiyetsa.ly s.-s in Europe fos many ycA VAN the
Sroaias, succe~. ......, =. ..,s,, -.
Prepared ty PRCrT NARsANT. No @ g's StIila, ies 20
don snrsnd; asd sold by tnsir AseIis WELLS Css
srsnklin st Svw-iok. . - -
les Msety. Commissioner have authorized he nane -
,dIr,., ~ "fUOHI, PROUT 80 strand LONDON 20 "
nprcs-,G up)n 'r Gov,fnin-n' stamp -hed W s'o' IVA
a. ma tlps
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

DULL OUT THE PLUGS.-Those having
i Ia use VESTS IMPROVED WELL PUMPS srs eau
iusd 10 open tho holes o. nsofo aSa.u asst Thc
kvst. ulups IN Use, and lAe against Frost. SoId by
ID. WEsr L Co. No. liy AsoAdvay.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

IGOR SALE-Four.story Store aud D~olling.
Z corner Of ytysa~ly snd fToat-,, Lll.beihpsrt. New
Jssscy and -io-sns stand tor src.y foed 0r
dry roods r.. X. kknLODO. No. 100 IrstaI. n. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
yEyHE VOLUNTEERS ROLL OF HONOR.
i COILECiTO. or TiiE NOBLE And PRAISE.
WORTHY DEEDS
PERFORMED IS THE CAUSE OF TIE USlON
nY Il!E
HTROES OF THE Ai.ny AND NAVY OF THE
Lhlfhb slAlts,

IN il's COLLECTION be sras; 10 bern sbcD 20 Obtain
,nd fcco-d 10. Yf,3.f seisI b. t
cllif ihe srr4. Ar5..ira fciess hu~ g. n9u. - rras
o r4ve.y csf;ioAto n c-lsr and 40 M cor
rec snir ani M a. hi gu.ut -ai esui1ry sinc
u the ves@el IN wlcn L. served.
laF ROLL OF HONOR vii - q nnoss tri,ifnt sdliion
70 American tefs.'e 10 BE- Vttlslsd ~ ust nsHt.Is
number colslto IN ci aHi crglri iAnn'od van
oI,ginA eusuyar rericf ~ II" h.tes Of ar n"cfr@
y3ur order 20 II. Df NIEh HAMILTON Co., iii Has'sn.
It, Sl whJesled -,r4n booEa and nes'Iap~fa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
New 39nbIicatiotw..


TIVE OLDEST HOUSE ,bEALINa IN
.ooxs, MONTHLY NAeAzNEs, Danny AND wEEH-
syxrwspArERs IN THE UhTED STATES, AND IN
s.,s AMOUNT OF Busnhsss DONE, SECOND TO
u0Rp IN THE wORsD,
ESTABLISHED 1910.
II DExTER, HAMILTON 4 Co.,
No. 11S NASsAU'STs
NEw-YORK,
,.. ,,,,.A dealer. with BOOKS. MAGAZINES.
,vwspApgns DIME PUBLIC cATIoNs. NOVELTIES
,ps.crNr PUBLICATIONS. soSa BOOKS MUSIC
AUTOGRAPHS, PENS, PENCILS DlARlES ALMA
MACS STATIONERY Of an Kinds, domestic OF foreign. and
sn.,,,. all tho THOUSAND ODDS AND ENDS rssslrsd hy
M trade a. prices that defy competition and with ths utmost
vomps.ess
W. the General Agents for and take the whole edition
q rye asmbsr leading pubcAiionA al Of which We sup
~ Pubshers lowest pses For the character ana An'
h Of our Hou.e We permitted to refer to I'll the fson''e
q Hsw.York Boston, Philadelphia, and 70 our o"s
=. t.ae for the past rwENTY.THREE YEARS
r.ds Is CsresArs and full ard complete 'nfernisu0n
rs 4. e,r sthod Of goods furnished on spp
ssisn
Pubihers Of Books Magazine and Ncwspspcs who may
asse reliable Hsusc In this city to act Asen" for neif
sslKsions are requested to communicate with u.s. Our "a
sxe. for pashIng any work uneqnod ''ws hs'e Gus
e al the principal cities in the United states 70 "A''l
~ ship eeoas a4iy. Address
H. DEXTER, HAMILTON 6 Co.,
Hs u3EASSAu-ST., NETWORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

WENDELL PHILLIPS's SPEECHES.
w ftl %, $I 81, &l. according 70 style); II. WARD
BEECuLKs GREAT sPEECH ~ ENGLAND QhSD-
0CkE PAMPHLET, S cts Life John Brown. sl BioII4-
pAes of % ceebr,vd Negroes I'D mllc.oes, 81; Miss 81
pots ~ iiits skeiehes a. CroGuet by Csp hayVs teii
ke; Biography and Autobiography Of foasint LOuycrDfe
the Negro E1po.on" whose s marvellous thsh
sny romsncs" rs VIII be nsiied to any address.
sspt Of price, by JAMES kEDPATH, Pubi.hor Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

[NOR SALE-Ono TENONING MACHINE
Il Of Ball Williams manufacture, nearly new. Inquire
FaEDEAICk HOWZO Ne. 2aa RSvAsH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

NH! YOUNG NAN !-khowlcdge Is Power
" Il viii .-ui ysa IAc iasorIna'on you need on rTes,1
o. Ono n.rs aud ed stamp Dc net iaii to esa q .s"
riot 81 Boston. Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
fl,HE YANKEE BOY FROM HOME; Or,

TEHE YANkFE Buy FNUM HOME; Ut,
Il LIyK ~ FaAScz ARD WALLIS ~ SwITzgELAaD, tEoSG
ynz PYgrSEZs Asp THGor3Horr CnxAT BEiTAn, Duxiso
ruY YEARS 1873; Br Az AxzRicAr BoY.
A KDSA.CY OF TRAVEL: Wherein good nsny
etnzs are euio1Sy spoken Of
VOL, limo ~Jtys co.h 1l rs
kor slle by sl booksellers.
JAMES MILLER, Pubtshev,
No. Gz2 brosdw ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
WILL YOU READi

Meow Os,,s1e ~ ~ is Sss loue suffering nom very BAD
III =. sar r.sh. hand which bad to De oprnea a. last ~
rA'a was 80 10 the extent of the eon thai We al en-
ad .spa. that al. lose 1t heat The tw. M
sss ,,a.. ,f the Ifopkh Basum" which yon pseB..t
Se.sn.l om Ny we used as sa osy me .ad aJ' -
@ s sy snI peri, ey healed In hy, dys, TO our savu
s TO Tia. o. the doctor who had o.s ysiS.
,s and miraculous reuely and very happy % @ ,hS
"a you a. testimony Of our appreciation oft ~
sad nalsam v III coon bo univ, rsay used. oi uo A~'
fer,ng humanity. .. .hea,,r,, -
ai with soat regard gentlemen, yonr mo-, ,%s%STV
vaai, ,sS.. E.w. yofk.
oIener.i Depot 1t WM r. SHELLS. No. ! rssss,si,S
near Wall Ne,y.York. Retaied d. thu aug s'o'os s2
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
llatllincrn.

MACHINES aud TOOLS for SALE
Nh incs rfrss. superior aricIc; Improved Ppe Cut
TINS aud hI-hdng MaeliIs s1I and Iatb. email zee
ond lend rlano Lace Fulins aael,c; large slide Msnch
90. READ lMBACu,
No. ~ tBfrss,e II.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Wan!o.

A SITUATION WANTED Ivy a respectable
N Protestsm woman OOOk s an excelent Baker, snd
voud sssa with tho washing and ironing oood City refer
store
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

THr LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW.
n,,rn,ed sish 10 .nl DESIGNS ~ eminent aft'sts
Hleganiy yii.tea Small eaAo EusIsvcde0vsf fres ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

NHAMBERs & GABLER"
" PTAaOFORTE3s .. lower prices than any other hTst
CHAMBERS L 0aBLER
Bible House, gthst, corner OF iilrAv.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

CPECIAL NOTICE.
J-s rsooiv,d1 Cases Of VICTORIA PLAiDS - cent, PEI
yus bssaifa. i.bhos great bsI gain
W. JACKSON. Importer Il houra!ns uoods'
Es. 3si Broadway. bot sIrps AM fr.f-o-sA
DEADS. BEADS - BEADS!!
ID AND FANCY GOODS,
~ r. BROWN. Importer, No iS Fear st. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02

PROFEssOR OF ELECTRoPAEHy AID MEDICINE,
Omce-ll9 Seneca-st, q few doors from Superior up
stairs.
once hoursfrora to l2snd from 3tO O'Clock daily
B mdnVs eTceBted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02

The Lafayette Qndiana) Journal says
Of Fountain county, in that State, put an
end to his existence on Friday last, in the
following manner. He was in the town Of
.Attica duriRg TIE EftvrBVon, and in con-
versation with several Of the citizens
stated that he belonged TO certain secret
political order, the first oath Of which he
could conscientiOusly take, but the second
snd third were treason; and, in cOnse-
quence Of having divulged some of the Sc
erets OF the order, he feared they would
kill him. He finally concluded to put an
end TO his existence, and, with pistol,
shot himself through the brain on the
street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02
Every Piano Warranted for Five Years,
And the priyas ,fs1ohAnge given at any time with
IN six month
OLD PIANO sad MELODEOHS TAEEHlH EXCHANGE

ALSO-ON HAND.
AelodeoaI, Snail LnstrTmeBt', Strings, Re
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02
GEoAL R0TlCEs.

NE ASTER'S SALE.-Pursurnt to the
I'VE command Of 8 decretal order of sale from
the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county,
at the slis OF Mark ROsseter a. sinst Wilson T.
Wheeloek and MaryA. Wheeloek, to me direct
ed, shall offer for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, inthe City Of Cleveland,
on the 30th day Of April, 1853, at two o'clock P.
NJ, the following described premises: ''Situated
in the town Of Bedford in the county Of Cuyaho-
ga, and State of Ohio, andi5 also in the village of
Bedford, and is bounded as follows: fronting and
bounded on Willis street on the east; on the
south by the land Of Andrew Whitaker; on the
west by the land Of Wilson T. Wheelocll; and on
the north by the land Of Mrs. Emily Oldham, the
lot being sxtysiX (6G) feet wide in front, and fif
ty-six (5G) feet wide in the rear, and one b"
dred and twenty-four (l24 feet deep onthN m
and one hundred and twenty 120) fee south
the north side, be the same more - deep on
subject to all legal highways. or less, but
4ppraised at $780,
WILLIAMSON RIDDLF D. W. GAGE
PltF Master Comm'r
rnorQ1.HgT
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Sold by W. L. MARVIN, Sole Agent,

IsuoW SO we'll known and generally esteemed, that
it deemed unnecessary TO go into any heightened or
or minute inventory of its merits.
In addition 10 the most vaunted capabilities of
otter stoves, there have bsen several important i'm
provements recently made in the Dispatca, ,, which
most
Perfect and Economical Stove in Use.
One is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the Fire
possible Increasing heat, saving FaeI, c0n5uming
smoke, aud improving the operations o. the stove
Another is a newy invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX attached 20 the stOye which receives the ashes
which fall from the fire door, and Is easily removed
T6tse ', ~ aterial additions to the value Of the
Stove are secured by pate ts and render 1t, beyop
com sarison, with the New Movable Crate, the
most
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
IN addition also All theplates which cone in con-
tact vita the nre have been greatly increased in
II viii burn Coal as weIl as Wood msst admirably;
Oven being thoroughly ventilated ID VIII produce
Brict Oven: Roagting and ToastinR IL done before
the open fire, and Broiling over live Goals on the
hearth AZ common sepse ictates 1t Is anufacture5
In this city, and the material used and the work
ec sstfssction TO All as hundreds Ofhousekeepers II
this city and surrounding country, who are daily
using IT, viii testify.
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE is
new and desirable pattern nlch, with variety oi
hand great variety Of ParloT Cooking and other heat
ing BtQVGds lOE NOsl OF " gOl5 q Ebuuceu pElCee
We are constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of
- BRAHELBD GRA TIES.
Also-aIl OF the most useful articles of House Fur
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
We are Just receiving tie latest improved styles oil
Bird CAGES, which are oisred at the lowestprioes
Wemenufaoture largely and have for sale at whole
sala and retail, the various articles Of Plain and
JapGBed Tia, Copper and Shsst-LTos Ware,
We oer the almost endless variety OF goods in our
line FOR sale at ths lowest cash prices, the ONE
| PRICE SYSTEM.
ETAil HousskeepsT8 and those who contemplate Q
ekeeping, and the srest Of mankind" mol t
cordially invited TO call before purchasing elsewhere
| and judge for Themselves. SUBTRACTION IS GUAhAE
FKED at the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of W. L. MARVIN,
! No. 50, Esuth side Pub. Square,
| mch25 Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02

Mr.. G. A BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me pleasure
TO state that consider the Knabe Plano equal to any
and superior TO most instruments made IN this coun
try, especially in richness and volume OF tone.
Having used one Of the same for ten or more hours
or each dy, two years, feel confident in recom-
mendfng them 20 all who are unRcQuainLed with their
tgreat 0uaIitier.n am. regpectfullv. Vours
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02
Tho Fashions--learfniIy aud wonderfully


Tho FashiOns--FeartnlIy aud Wonderfully
Made.
The following is quoted from the New
York Evening Post;
r GThere are startling novelties IN iemsle
dress tbis wear, though bOnnets are assum-
i1c, q slieItlv modified form. The sky
'..s,-,s-g ) are reduced in altitude, and the
lsrge crowns are considerably depressed.
A. 3be same time the sides Of the bonnet
svsII out so that. in common phraseology,
iItis as broad as it is long In trimmings
there is-one notable change for instead OF
olineing in dropping masses on the prlmi
the feathers, flowers and ribbons are here
after 70 perch on the crown The vast
quantities Of inside trimming are consid-
erabIv reduced. On the whole, the modi-
fed svsiem of bonnet, though fully as ugly
as its predecessor, Is 8 shade more sensible.
HTbe natural history phase Of bonnet
adornment is assuming Unwonted proper
tons, and this summer fashionable ladies'
will carry on their heads the most repul-
sive feature Of 3 country gardeni for in
stance, imitation worms and bugs Wlil-ln
the latest Paris style-nestle among the
lace and feathers and flowers which serve
as trimmings. Grasses and ferns viii also
be largely initiated Birds have also been
introduced-real stuffed birds. They are
worn both on the bonnet and on the head,
several ladies having lately appeared in
the boxes of the Academy Of Music with
birds Of paradise perched upon them, the
heak projecting over heir forehead and the
tai swoOping over the back Of the head.
Butterflies, both real and artificial, are also
talked Of. The bug mania, however, is the
most curious, aud IL dvVUiVPed to az re-
markable an extent as is threstened, may
lead us to the untold degradation Of
eoifure a Ia coekroach, or 'daddy-lOng-
legs bsndeau.
is' Pork Pie hats will be in vogue this
season more than ever. They look like
small cheese with q feather in it. There
are, Of course, many shades of variety in
bonnets, but they are all more or less alike
in form. In material they vary, silks and
straws being the prevailing Materials
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02

i E-FCD-['
Pet d Court Cuyahoga County
Adm lion TO sell Land. Edwin R. Perkins
illustrator de DOHIs non or EsElIte Of r.. II.
-siackmer, deceased vs.. Maria C. Worthington,
Henry C. Blackmer, Edward BlackmeT, Mary
W. Bailey, George Worthington and Huldah B.
Blackmer. To Henry c. Blackmer, Edward
Blackmer and Mary W. Bailey, who are heirs
and legal representatives Of Reuben b. Black
mer, deceased:
Yonare hereby notified that on the 9th day of
March, 1868, said Administrator de bonis non
filed his petition in the Probate Court Of said
Cuyahoga County, to obtain an order Of said
Court, at its session, on the 4th day OF April,
1858, for the assignment Of the dover Of Huldah
B. Blacl1mer, the widow ofsaid Reuben H. Black
mer, deceased, in and for the sale Of the follow
ing Real Estate, Of which the said Reuben H.
Blacllmer, died, seized, or so mnch thereof
as may be necessary to pay the debts Of said
decedent, to wit The homestead upon which
the said Reuben H. Blackmer resided, at the time
Of his decease, being west half Of su- bdvision 81
of Changers subdivision Of ten acre lots Nos.
81 acd 55, in the City Of Cleveland, in said COun-
ty Of Cuyahoga, having front of &c feet on Pros
Pect street, and being 1885 feet deep.
Dated the 9Th day Of March, 1868.
E. R. PERKINS,
Administrator de bonis non Of Estate Of R. d.
Blackmer. mar7:433
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02
TAILORING.

NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLRAE.
~ ING, RenoYating and Monding T. Establishment.
FRAEoIs AGER, Tailor, No. 10 Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning enOTsting
and mending Gentlemen's clothing. he has facili-
iest Ori ding his work in the best manner Gentle
aen wild ndiE for their interest during these hara
mes % giVs ER. AEsz tripl. lay18Bi1
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CERTIFICATE.


This Is to certify thai about 'ghteen months agoI
commeucgd using 6TsHLING's -EBR0sIA- Ny bair
short, thin, AID rapidly falling out h2d trled
many Hair Tuuics, lnvigoratorss &C. lthOut receiE-
ing any benefit S0O1 after using the Ambroalai my
hair ceased taliinE Cuf, and commenced growing 50
rapidly a. to ast1nish me Now ny hair Is thick, sc
aud glossy, and fs dye ffet four inches In fngtt-
when let down. reaching 20 the ilocr- This wonder
fCl result attribute solely 20 tie Use Of 5ttrnga
Ambrosia as since c. mmsnCed uling lt I have a7-
plised nothing else 70 my hair.
No. f93 Broadway, n y
BJ-Wc advfse young per. ems, whose hair is begin
ming to fal out to take warning ia tlmos and save
their hair by using ihe An brosia. To these Whc
have already lost ther air, the free use OF the AM
BB0olA viii surely rest re IT, as t has done Tor thou
sands.
EE-Dr. STE6LTNq's AMBE0sIA Is a stimulating oily
extract Of Roots. Barks and Herbs. it viii cure all
diseases Of tbs scalp and ltbhiug q she heai entire
u eIedicaes Gandruf, prevents the hair non tllns
OUT from turnin Ion=fErey a., causing it %
grow thick and long % il entirely different from ali
other prepa, aIiOnsi and can be relied on.
gE-If Is a well known fact 70 Thousands In the Cicy
Of New York that this Is the Only arc yet discoT
the Hair 30 Grow.
EB-PRICE q rer Box-Coniaining two bottles. IA
II. Fl. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No &c Broadway, New YoTkl
Els-Fur saia ny an Fru-rfsis- urar2A R2sdGW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02
TOHN G. JENNINGS
81 (SucceE5or TO Rouse & Jennings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
Marble Block, 211 superiOr-st.

ss5-Will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and ollect Rents, &c.
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
E- -Als0 issues Policies st Lowest Paying hates ID
Reiiable Eastern insurance Companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02


25 acres coed graps land mies from saP9u.ky
so acres ROod tmbered land well located IN NOouO0
half mile frcm saw aud grtst mllL
Also Al acres in POrer Co, lnd Wiil exchange tor
hou. e and lot IN city, or small farm =, go.
House and atout Two acres IN Bereal iruti &C. es0
Coos Brick House and 2j acres choice land in Cola
mer. on Euclid road, S6OGOI OF will sell the house
and acres for "a, 500.
Two Houses aud lots Ohio street, 10 rooms each.
Thee Houses and lots Lake street, ear Pttsourg
B Machine shop, prics s. 0, $50 aud 81, 70.
House and lot Nebsterss.s q 80 or vi feEchange
fcr a small farm
Einsuaan- St. near Forest, good two-story frame
house. 10 room, large lot, with fruit and shrub
bery $500.
Three houses and 10 g on Lake-st, near Pittsburgh
B. r. Machine Shops, price $500 s9Jo and 81 ~.
House and lot on Webster-.t., ,G5O, or VIII e1-
change 'oT q small fasm.
Kinsman-st,, near Forest good tWO-st0ry frame
house, 10 rooms, large lot, with truit and shruD
Two houses and lots on Huntington-st., near Pros
pect IS 500 for both, or one for $500.
Prick house and lot in FatrpOrt, house rooms
. pleasantly located, good fruit, exchanged for
western land with s2OU cash.
Houss and lot on ScOYill st., 81 zoo.
House snd l9t on Muirson-st-i house stortesI 10
House and lot on HilI-st with grocery house, two
stories, rooms, 81 600, or will exchangs for
small farm.
gson-sI-Large two story House and Lot with
Barn.
la &c Brick House in good style with water and gas
and lot 50zl50 feet, Kinsman near Erie st.