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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
PresidenriaI Candidates.
Commercial

The following appears in the Pittsburg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
a 0ne Thonsand DoIInr Did.

One Of the most liberal and praiseHOr-
thy Of the many generous offerings that
have been made to the Fair, is one made
by Mr.. B. W. Phillips s. Co, Of this city,
who offers one thousand dollars as a start
ing bid tor the original manuscript Of
President Lincolh's Emancipation Procls-
nation, now il possession Of the mana
gers Of the Fair. Very numerous bids
had been made for it Of from $l00 10 $500;
but when the 81 600 bid was named, the
lesser lights were silent. Subscriptions
are being received to purchase this valua-
BILE manuscript for the Historical Society,
upon the plan announced yesterday. Let
those who would add their autographs to
the Roll Of Honor, come forward before 1t
Ia too late ChiUggo Tribune. --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04


"The Philadelphia News contains an
elaborate editorial, and also puts at the
head Of its columns the name Of President
Lincoln as Union candidate for the Presi-
denoy in 1864, and Gov. Curtin, Of this
State, as Vice President. An occasional
ventilation Of this subject may do no harm,
II the discussion is conducted in good
spirit. We, however, believe that for the
coming six months the best thing eur Un-
ion frienda can do is TO exert ailtAe pow
ers Of the National and State Governments
in the suppression Of this causeless, wicked
aud infamous rebellion. If that IS IN q
fair way of being ended, then we can 60
earnestly to work and elect good Union
men to the Presidency and Vice Presiden-
cy. We need scarcely say that we might
20 further and fare worse than adopt as
our standard-bearers Lincoln and Curtin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
MORNING GLEADER.
DSssDAY MORNING NOV. 4, Is6s.

90 .t
ae a An Unparalleled Feat in Iron FOundlng--
A The Tweuty-ineh Guus--seventy-tWo
10 T0ns OF Metal at one heat"
The Pittsburg Dispatch of the 26th says;
awe have already noticed the fact that
preparations were progressing at the Fort
PITT Works, in this city, for the manufae-
ture OF twenty-inch guns, the lathe pat
terms ETC., being in an advanced condi-
ton As the experiment Of manufsctur-
ing a gun Of such g calibre, however, is
. one Of great risk it was determined to
..ri settle at least one point practically before
attempting to mould the great gun, oy
-f..-5 melting, at s single heat, nearly the same
ouantity of metal as would be required
for the twenty-inch For this purpose two
guns were moulded of the ffteen-inch ma
w pattern and each furnished with
tEelve-inch instead Of q hfteen-inch
-i5Fa bore, making the rough weight of each Of
d slo the guns nearly as great as that Of the CO.
eEele lumbiad ffteen-ineh These mouids were
dzjd placed side by side in the pits Of the new
asra5a foundry, and on Saturday morning five Of
1s- -s the furnaces in the foundry were charged
three for the special purpose Of casting
-rl the great gun and two for the ordinary
Sd work Of the shop. The respective weights
I'd Of these charges will give some idea Of the
7l capacity Of these enormous furnaces, be-
ing thirty-fouT, nineteen, nineteen, thir-
greater amount of metal, we believe, that
was ever reduced in furnaces in q single
establishment in one day. Seventy-tWc
q tons Of this metal, being the charge Of the
f-i Cd, three large furnaces, were designed for the
e casting of experimental guns. The metal
E--- was led from each Of these furnaces to a
17-'- large pool equi-dis from each OF the
moulds and communicating by two run
ners with the gates
WAbout one o'clock the three furnace;
were tapped in quick succession, and in g
momsnt three streams Of molten iron vert
AA1 pouring into the pool, from which, as th'
metal rose to the level Of the openings
two fiery lines shot into each Of the meuids
The intense heat of the iron pouring along
these seven streams, with the molten mass
in the reservoir, seemed to have no extra
ordinary effect on the Workmen, who per
formed their accustomed duties Of skim
ming and clearing the moulds with a.
much indifference as If the glowing meta
surrounding them and filling the air witt
e. showers ST sparks we're harmless streams
Of water. Familiarity with such sltua
tions is apt to breed contempt Of danger
but we believe that no accident has eve
yet occurred at the works during the ope
ration of casting. Notwithstanding tn
unusually risky character Of the experl
ment on Saturday everything passed oi
90 successfully, and the streams Of hot meta
i-.l and cold water, crossing and interlacinl
....- on their way, pouring into the mould
without accident. The success of the ex
pertinent abundanlly demonstrates the ca
pacity Of the works for the manufacture G
80 guns Of tEenty-inch calibre.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

An Unparalleled Feat in Iron FOuHding--
The Tweuty-ineh Guus--seventy-tWo
Tnns Of nlrtnI nj one % heat-n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04


In word, KnAbe's Pianos are worthy o. the grest.
estArtiats, and eapable Of rendering the nne9s
oompoEitionB known in this realm Of Art
ELIHA SHEfHERD,
OlsVeland, o,
mr. G. A BARLOW, Dear Sir IT gives me ElsaSuR
10 stst that consider the Knabe Piano equal 70 an
and s1periOr most Instruments made in this oouns
Try, especially in richness and volume Of tone.
Hsyng used one Of the same Tor ten or more hourl
Of each day for tuO years. tsei conad5nt In recon-
mending them to al vho are with tnaf
great duslities." an, Respectfully {oQrs,
Teacher OF Music Cleveland Femal seminar
G. A BARLOW, Dear Sir:-It giyes ne much lloaa
ure 10 be able to say, that oongdar AnADel Piano
be finest both In volume and ~ eetnea1t hch hafe
tVer played upon, either N America OF Europe.
Theps dals operate with better oleot than IN ~
otherina truments; and in fact, knabeA motto mag
Teacher Of Music, OisVelA1G.
-Prot. Il. ). NgrzsAoLE, Teacher Of Music IN tbs
OHIO State Blind Asylum, iter EXAMINING
= large number Of Wm. hnabe Cos Piano Iorto9J
unhesitatinRly pronounce them superior q eny
have seen. Their tone is grand and nObe they nave
great capacity for Sustaining the s0undi and thef
volume Of tone or power have never hard exoelleo
TheY combine with q hne touch, dsFths BEeetne9 o.
tone, purity and durability"
sFrhat the Rnabs Piano is superior to all other.
made IN thfs country foF brillancyt gWeetnel, and
volume Of tone needs only % be heard % eonVnes %
she fact."-[ State Joarnals Columbus, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
Danger. Of nIererLal Prosperity.


The material prosperity Of the loyal
States has its serious drawbacks aswel as
benefits. It doubtless enables the people
TO bear the burdens Of war without that
pressure on the comforts and necessities Of
lie which war commonly produces but 1t
at the same time dszzles away attention
from the duties which the war imposes,
and has tendency to substitute the pnr-
suit Of wealth for the sacrifices Of patriot
ism. Lis hardly possible to mingle much
with society without being both surprised
and panied at the ominous prominence in
the public mind Of objects the reverse Of
those by which it should be occupied, and
the evident passion for making money
which is taking possession Of the general
heart.
In the summer Of 1861, people had made
M their minds to the belief that the war
was going seriously to impair their accu-
mulsted wealth, and they raised 500 900
volunteers; in 1868, with fortunes doubled
and trebled, and with the thirst for wealth
daily increasing they yield to an ignobie
despair Of their capacity to raise o00OOO
men. The necessity is as great as ever,
but the public feeling has changed.
We have sometimes thought it was a
calamity that 3 single PrANGte 4oELuAe H@u
been created or increased by the war.
The stories passed from lip to lip, of this
man making a hundred thousand dollars
in q yesr-anotber, five hundred thousand
another, million-hsve stimulated that
propensity which is the deadliest enemy
to individual devotion to great public
ends.
those who draw the great prizes are
limited number; t. ose who wish to draw
them are unlimited in number; and mad
snd selfish spirit Of speculation is gener-
sted among whole classes Of men by the
lucky hits of q few. This is the reason
. why, when the Government is calling for
volunteers, the public mind is found 10 be
so preoccupied with schemes for making
money that it can not spare time to save
the country. -Hl-1-
II this mischievous illusion is not dissi-
psted, it will not take long for some shock
TO startle the people out Of this dream Of
-sEsrice, and thrust on them the ghsstly
realities they have ignored. In that hour
it will be found that the value Of property
depends on the solidity and strength Of
the nation, and that the postponement Of
the claims of patriotism to those Of greed is
the extreme Of folly ss well aa baseness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

JEFF. Davis organ on Vineyard lane, the
especial exponent of the views of Vallan-
dighsm, Pugh and Cox during the late
has neither note or comment on
the exposure Of the late astounding and
alarming reasonable conspiracy in
Ohio, in which itsparticular friends are 80
deeply implicated. The aorgan" is doubt
less sorry thatits frieuds have got caught
and that will be all the sorrow it will
feel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
FARMS, OTTY PROPERETyY, n y,,ls AYE OUT LOIS 70

very desirable COuatry Residence, on the St Clair
Road. he residence Of F. q. Morse, Esq, 81
miles from the Post Office; amOtern built gothic
house, with 10 OF IS acres hia hly improved and
with evtry vaIifty OF fruit, handsome Fish
Pond, &c. viii be sold very low.
Cedar-St-76 or 10 acres land, with house and barn
Iruit,z stream Of Wasers &C. nice pr Bssty,
OheshiTe-st- Handsome txo-stoTy house, nearly
new, with marble NANTES, gas, &c. Lot 5lxls5
feet desirable pr perfy. e45OO.
HuntingtO S.-DUuble frame house, with barn. Lot
5Oxl30 est- a3900-
Eiusman-St near Erie-Large house with every
C nveDisncs. Barn and lot 6hX5aO lees; s3OO9.
Bond St--HOuss two LtOries, with couple parlor5i
water, gas, bath room, barn. Sc $500.
Case Aysnue-TWo story frame house in Italian villa
styIe with lot 5gxZsDfeet- $3.50.
Cross-StTsO houses and lot to exchange Tor faf m.
CoInmbus-St., West Sids-A large two story house
and lot. SSHl57 feet, on corner, with all kinds OF
fruit, barn, sc, .-.. G.
Tracy-St, " est Slde--Two houses and lets
University Heights-Large and a half story
house and lot. 66X5OJ feet. e2OoU.
Euclic-St near Perry-A very desirable vacant lot,
lO1x2OO feet.
A very Valuable FaTm--In Mentor, Lake county, on
the old stage oaC to PEinesvilie. 10 acres sandy
loan and b3ttcm land, well wRtered, with tarke
and csnYen ienlly a. TaaEed buildings orchard i6c
Warrenss iile-Farm OF 60 acres to exchange iOr q
House and Lot in th.s City
| Farm AID Village PrUperty--sn Monroe township,
Ashtsbula county. Two improved Farms with
buildings, one OF 1863 acres and one OF 81 acres
Also 10 acres with house. in village WI eX-
change whole part for house and lot in city, or
forsuru or property near a good school.
JEO. e. JENNINGS,
oct2O ktWgtsr Building, foot OF SupaTiOF-St-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

ES-Wiu buy and sell Real Estate On Commission,
Rent and ollsct Rents, &c.
HarNO charge 20 Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
BH-AlsO issnss Policies at Lowest Paying Estss II
Beliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

HOUSES AND LOIS FOR SALE
Brick DweliIsgs, Eos .l64 AID IO5 Euclid Street.
Lots running through 10 HurCn street Very
Lot 0a Sich.3sn stre-t, sixi55 feet sisl down and
the balance in one. two and three years
Frame Hou=s on Huron strset. Lot 81 feet front,
running through TO High street.
Frame House Clinton street, near Duane street.
Lot 33x q feet. Price 81 COO.
Tvo-Story Frame Gouse on Lake street, opposite
Clinton Park. Lot 66xls3 feet Price 25uO.
Frame HOuss on St. Oiair street Lot iixlsO feet.
Crane House on siBley street. Lot skis feet.
Possession given Isl OF APRIL. .--
ouse and lot No. 575 ktnsmsn Street, lot lOOX3O;
house has al the modern improvements oi not
and cod water and Gas throughout, furnace,
narbls mRntles, &C.
A large new and elegant brick house and barn, cor
nsr kinsman and Forrest Street. lot 226xs96.-
Br hU1se and lot On St. Clair Street near Bons,
GOOD fruit, water gas, &c. A very desirable prop
erty 10 rent or for 4 homestead.
Frame House and lot 439 Kinsman Street, s2xSOo.
good well Of water fruit, bnrn, 1cs Terms easy.
Also lot in rear Of shove on orange street S2zl25
d-sifabis house SID lot in Hudson to exchange for
Franis honse and lot No lo5 Kinsmsn Street lot 5aE
I62l good fruit and we'll. Price e. 500.
FARMS FOR SALE.
"a acres two miles from the City, about 20 rods from
| Euclid-Si., on the Crawford BOad A good Farm
| House and Barn; we'll stocked with Fruit OF ali
! kinds. Price s5,Ooo. Terms 70 suit purchaser.
Is acres in EHcd % miles from the city tinbered
| new house, price s45 psr acre. Terms ca y.
| Farm in heWburch, i've miles from tn city-I,
] acres timbs.ed. IS acres improved, small Irami
| house, good barn and COW ste bles stream OF n=ve
failing water and Emali orchard
100 Acres, on which is a bed OF Iron Ore, 50 mile
above LallrOsse- world exchange.
| 10 Acres in Brooklin, White Frame House, Goo
! Barn, and Frait OF ali Einds.
"a Acres on SpangIsr Avenue brick house, marbl
las scres in independsn'e, 25 acres improved, bal
ance timber. Prica $50 per acre- OctZi
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be s1ccea8 you 80 hIghIT d63arT1II-
lam, Sir, yours gsrE trql{, Il{{y,-yo


Aftsr having plsysdjon the Pianos Of hsssrs Knaba
o. it il impossible not 70 bear testimony 70 their
Qualities, which have acquired Tor them The eminent
reputation which they enjoy. me PIANOS OF tnolr
manufacture, on which have played, are exceeding
Is remarkable IT their qualities Of TONE The Baal
s power u, without haTshne88, and the upper notel
Heet clear and hc-m oniousiy mellow, (chrystiian,l
and do not hesitate to express in regard 70 these IN
stTumeDts my entre satsfaction and 70 decAre that
they are equal If not superior 20 the best manuao-
tred in Europe or this country by the most cesbra-
ted makers. lSignedl i. NJ GOTreCHALK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

Among the many certificates Of the sxosIlsnes apd
merits Of these Panos We would rsfsf 70 the follow.
nR.-
Nm ". EHABE, Baltimore, Dear 6ir:-I have groa4
pleasure in certifying that have tried you SQUARE
Pianos, and ind them equal, II not superior, 20 any
H. this country. Among their great qualities which
stinguish hem Ia tho evenness Of tone, the agros-
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wi1hin9
you all the success you 90 highly deserFoss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

ALsO-oN HAND,
Esge5eoBs, Snail LsstrsBssats; Strings, e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

Mill FEED OF ALLKINDS-
III tIt is cheaper than hay) for sale e
hngH a. hPERRY 00'E.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THREE

ATRIrsEMARI,2an l, 2 and ;, are protected BY Roy
Al Letters Patent Of England, and secured oy tht
seals OF the Ecols de Pharmecie de Paris ane Lhs
In perial College Of Medicine Vienna.
No One is invaluable TOR Exhaustion SpermaSoS
rboea and ali physical disabilities.
diseases that have heretofore been treated py he nac
saons and perpicious uss OF cOpavis and cubebs-
mo Three has entirely suppGntsd thenlu lurious U.S.
az mercury thereby insurlng 70 the suneref sPeeay
relief di-persng all impurities and roofing ont tn
Az, Nos 1, ana 3. are preparations IN tDt
form OF LrEanges devoid OF tate and smell, ana car
be carried in the wAistcoat 20 ket sold IN I'm ess
nd divided iuto separate dOses Rs adnlnlstefed 70
VsInaff EsiIemsnd ROux, Biced, 30: Price g EACH
or leases for s9 which saves So and in e51 Gases
S.harehv there Il A saving of e9. To be had whole
s.Is and retail Of Dr. BARROW No. I94 Bleecker-st.i
EeW York. -, D..
ImnediateIy on receiving remittance pr bHrr9S
saourely packed and addressed according 70 ths IN
soId b 81 e. v ARK Agent tor OIsvslsLd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

To Msssrs VIZ. EEAsz o.. Baitimors:-I can
not but congratulats you upon tha immense progress
and imBrovements which you continually make on
your Pianos, Which'in my opinion, rank among ths
very best in the country. ID. .eIkAAOsOh-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

mf. GEO. A. BARLOW :-Thess noble Lnstrumsnn
Eossss immense resources Of power and expre1aions
The bass Ia sonorOus and grand tbs middle regsteES
rich and sympRthGtic; while the high nuts are bril-
liant, clear and pure a. silver bella. z-llL
The gcale ia even without single nau the astion
fs sooth and arvolously easy and the pedal effects
the finest Of which tbs PianotoT1e & SUSCEPTIBLE.
in word, EnAbe's Pianos are worthy of the great
estArtists and are capable Of rendering the dne1t
ELIZA gHEFHERD,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
REAL EgFATE.
pBAYTON u SFOCKWELL.
- RFkL zsFsTE AEEETe,


9ass he. arzaist l5HitdiDs. Entrance tbrous1
= ffa fns1Ianos J1ncsnf L. =. Rr7Ysoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

"a tho Vanderbilt. With her facility for maneuver-
ing and her speed, Ishe could keep her dslaneeas,
beyond Tho reach of ordinary guns, and penetrate
The armor Of rOn.clad ships while she was herself
safe.
Among the difficulties that ordnance officers
md constructors Of ironcad ships confess 20 meeting
with rs shown in tho following quotations from
Dahgrens report before mentioned IS one OF how TO
make and adjust armor.
when this difficulty has been disposed Of. the
mode Of srnoring next dsmands attention. Shall Is
be solid plate, made Of many plates Of lsss
thickness. But, most Troublesome Of all, how fasten
it securely TO tho side or this IN proved TO be the
weakest point Of the defense. aud remedy has yet
boon devised to prevent the fracture Of bolts aud
nuts, though the integrity Of the plate is not
materially injured.
"If to avoid this, recourse be bad 10 IA structure
entirely Of iron It appears from present data that the
resistance is too much reduced thereby. II is pre-
fsred therefore, to adhere to armOr backed by
| wooden fabric.
:" In tho wake of these almost ISsoLvABLE QiUEs-
rIoss follow Others which, though not esssnt al at
fnt, become 90 eventually by time and service
bueh % the probability that the incidents Of sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MARCH 49, 1863
fered % the only practicable gun made Of single

fered, % the only practicable gun made Of siDRl
metal II 10 cheaper than any other gun Of like es,
l5inch caliber and it will not burst, having elss
city, from the mode Of construction, for tho expan.
sion of the metal nearest the powder both In the di.
recton Of Ito diameter and lengthwisc. BY this
mode Of continuation, THE srRoS0Rsr METAL WILL
MAKE THE STRONGEST GUN.
Having discovered how to compensate in guns for the
unequal communication Of heat to metals during Hr.
Ing tho size of guns need not be any longer limtsd
and in addition 70 this great advantage TO AssAuLT
We can now, having discovered how to provide for
effects Of heat, 90 construct gun ss to give q
much higher velocity TO the shot than hiss heretofore
been deemed possible. The gun below is q cross
section and Longitudinal section Of gun exhibit.
ing this quaity.l
II The first maker Of a common THERMOMETERS had
not applied butt but depended on the difference OF
expansion between he mercury in the tube and The
glass Of the tube ITSELF the motion Of the mercury
along the tube would not have been sufficiently a..
parent TO have given room for ORDINATIONS; but
when the larger quantity Of mercury was added in
the butt, III expansion projected tho mercury along
the small tube u greater distance. We can attain
the aame effect in gun constructed q. above. The
mos. effective length of gun is that length that is
five times the length Of The cartridge. or In which
the gares behind the slot are expanded by five tim
the space occupied by the powder. Then, If we
make q gun with chamber in, Of a ,ugicien. ca.
pacity TO hold a. much powder as would
MI q section Of the bore four fee. H.
length, tho bore should be 20 feet long, and wou d
give II velocity to shot that would bs given by II Q
pressure acting against the shot four times as ong
II would If the cartridge but foo! in length.
The gun in the next column wonld 10 admirably
sdsped 10 tuch fast steamers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

.crvics will weaken tho connections Of the aSne2
with it's own parts and with the ships, and that me
difficulty OF caukns will allow moro leakage Than
il convenient"
The eysc, meaning IT, although thick plates rssin
sho. best they add 10 the weakness Of the sbp aus
causs leakage; and thin plates, although they ado
TO tho strength Of tho structure and keep ont was
will not keep out the shot Of guns, ~ a. present COM
struclsd in England, and sometimes Furnished 8" tns
Rebels The method propose compromises win
tie difficulty. and is combination Of the two Plans
Of thick plates to resist shot, and lamnstsd plates
give strength for ssasoing qualities. The n"' out
exhibits Q cross-section Of one aide OF snip'
sho wing Q cross-section Of the iron plating VIVA
wood backing so arranged that it can DO removes
Aldoubleskiuucd ships side and bottom, sous'hins
like the Great Eastern. An orlop-dsck, bomb
pr oof deck, and an upper bullstproof zoos
with shot.proof bulwarks and Misunderstanding
The quarters for the crow arc between tns
two decks eIcep. when In action. AZ wniSn
time, all hands retire below the bomb-proof dsoE.
It is intended for tnrres ship fore end An mcgee
with steam a. auxiliary, % that IL oan sail ar oed
the world with i,s supply Of coal, that is only 70 y
used in = storm, or during an saes91ssx VA ~