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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19
Defense of Toledo Harbor.


We learn from the Toledo Commercial
that Colonel Cram, a competent engineer,
by direction of the War Department, is
making a survey of the harbor there and
estimates, preparatory to the erection and
establishment of proper defenses. From
the examination already made Colonel
Gram is satisfied that the harbor can be
easily defended.
In these days Of disorder and conspirs-
oies, would it be anything more than q
matter Of prudent preOSutiou for the citi-
sens Of Cleveland to move in behalf Of
proper hsrbor defenses aud endeavor 10
secure proper appropriations for the work.
The New York Evening Post pithiIy re.
marks:
The truth is, the leaders Of the opp5 ST.
tiOn have entirely misapprehended the
spirit Of the people. Such men as Vallan-
dighsm, Thomas A. and Horaiio Seymour
Fernando and Ben Wood, s. g. Cox, Wood
ruff, and others Of that political side, are
not in sympathy with the people Of this
country; their faith is not the popular
faith; their desires, aims and hopes are
not those Of the American people, nor even,
IS the elections Of this year prove, those
of the democratic party, Of which these
men usurped the leadership in hopes to
ride on its back TO political power. The
American people, like any free nation,
differ on many subjects; they are not
agreed about the tariff, or about internal
improvements, or in dozen minor ques.
tons Of policy but they are agreed upon
one point, and that is the necessity Of pre-
serving the Union, of putting down the
rebellion, and OF Yindicating the laws Of |
the land they are united against every |
enemy who attacks the national existence
or the national honor"
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Cane Presentation,

On the 18th inst, Senator Conness, o
California, in the presence Of number o
gentlemen, presented to President Lincoln
a cane, which was a gift 10 him (Conness
from the late Senator David c. Broderick
What is peculiarly gratifying is the hearty
endorsement by Senator COnness of thI
Proclamation of Emancipation. Senator
Conness addressed the President in sub.
stance as follows:
He said that this interesting gathering
had no object in view, other than that Of
Witnessing the presentation of a cane
which he held in his hand, to the Presi-
dent of the United States. He took great
ri.~-.-- - L~-t---i-s it..F@- liz -
was gift Of David C. Broderick to him.
self, who WAS not only friend Of bis but q
friend Of the people. Mr.. Broderick, he
said, was great hero, and one who had
battled and died for the salvation Of his
country in the hour of its trial. He took
especial pleasure in rendering the cane to
the President, ass token Of his respect and
admiration for him in the issuing that
edict, the proclamation of emancipation,
and in resolutely maintaining ii as the
public law. The President had made him
self great leader in the civilization Of
the world, and the Hon. Senator repeated
that it afforded him heartfelt pride 10 pre-
sent and eOnsign to his keeping this me-
menio Of his late esteemed friend, David
c. Broderick.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
"The Precedent then accepted the cane,
and, with much emotion, replied that he
never personally knew the Senator's
friend, Mr.. Broderick, but he had always
heard him spoken of as one sincerely de.
voted to the cause Of human rights. Testi-
mony to this point of his character had
been borne by those whom he had not init
mately known, as also by those with whom
he was personally and intimately acouaint-
ed5and, with all of them, the testimony had
been uniform. The mementO which was
presented him by Senator Conness was Of
that class of things, the highest honor that
could be conferred upon him. If, in the
position he had been placed, he had done
anything tht entitled him to the honor the
Senator had assigned him, il was q proud
reflection that his acts were Of Euch a
character as to merit The affiliation of The
friends of a man like David C. Broderiek.
Whether remaining in this world or look
ing down upon the earth from the spirit |
land, to be remembered By such man as
David G. Broderiok was fact he would |
remember through all the years of his life, |
The prOudest ambition he could desire was
to do something for the elevation of the |
Of his fellow-m man. In conoIu- |
"a Is 81
the part the Senator bore in this presenta-
lion, and to the memory of his great
friend.
"The cane is beautifully polished one,
made Of oak. The original inscription on
gold plate on the end Of the round of the
zane was Frederick to Conness." Enoir-
ling these words the Senator has had in
J ribed, 'Conness to the President; and
hus these two inscriptions are blended TO-
,ether." = |
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BosTOE OoENERs, y. T. !

WH.B. GREeq 4 Oo-Gsnta: 1 freely give you lib.
srty to make nss Of the following Certificate OF the
value o Constitution water, which can recommend
Ia the highest manner:
NY wife who was attacked with pain In the shoul-
drs whole length Of the back and in her limbs with
PRIpitation Of the Heart, attended with Falling 81
the Womb, DysmenOrrhe, and Irritation Of the Blaa,
dsr / called g physician, who attended her abe q
fbree months when he loft her worse than he found
her then employed one OF the best physiolans
md while SIC was under bis care she did not suffer
quite as much pain; he finally gave her up and said.
cher case was incurable." For saic hei she has
an for one operates against other OF her dicu
tieI ;" About this time, she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water, and to utter astOnishmsnt,
Alnost the first dose seemed to have the desired e
feet and she kopt on improving rapidly under its
treatment, and now Buperintends entirely her DO
Tnastic affairs She has not taken any Of the Oonsl-
tfieu Water for about four weeks, and Wo happf
- that Is haa nrOduced o permanent cure.
WM. N, VAN BIH5OHOTEH.
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tIe 1'Iehlon Of medical men, both in
hnglana 5H.g sno in France, has Of Late been
Sat:. SlSMn 70 lne i'll effects resulting from the
ns0iI Ia % Eesdirg while travelling by rail.
~ Heggsnd de Saulle remarks that read
ing thus e extremely fatiguIng to the
Eyes and that this fatigue induces head
:1t' sGn' End often pains around the ewes.
WE slight congestion of the retius'
mnieh, when the habit has become invet.
srate and the subject is advanced in ace
aisy tIa: "a ine end determine real couges-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19


We hear but little said Of the progress Of
negro enlistnents. They are doubtless
going steadily forward-and drilling and
preparation for active servise is also 60
ing on. The value OF colOred men IS
soldiers, has been well tested, and it is
high time that black volunteers be recog-
nizsd as entitled to equal bounty with
white recruits. Thus, the stimulus of a
proper inducement being held out the
men will come forward, and every COlOred
volunteer will stand in the place of a
white man. Colored men have an impor-
tant stake, and should be permitted to
play an important part in this contest.
The people should demand, they have a
right to demand, a more thorough, equal
and just system Of negro enlistment. "Oc-
casional," the Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia Press, has sumo just
views on this subject. We extract:
There is not an objection urged against
the employment of the negroes that has
not been dissipated by experience, not
one. We have had no servile insurrec-
tion in the BOuth. The negroes have
fought with amazing courage. They have
been obedient. They have been faithful.
A distinguished officer who served for
nearly two years with Admiral Farragut
in the Gulf, now in my room, informs me
that the only reliable information received
Yin the feet of that great seaman, in the
4 darkest hours Of their trial. came from
colored men-from fugitive slaves. They
would csme over in the night, in their lit
tie boats, and give intelligence to the Ad-
niral, which always proved TO be reliable.
This trait has characterized them from the
beginning Of the struggle And nothing
has served to make them moro faithful
than the fact that the Government places
such full confidence in them as to call
them TO its side, and to ask them to defend
the flag. Such a recognition teaches them
that they are men-bumsn beings endow-
ed with human instincts, and called upon
to bear their full share Of the responsible
tiles 10 the country and the war.
They do not go North they do not in
terfere with the labor Of the white man in
the free States in any Of his svocations.
They desire to remain South; and, when
they are willing to fight, why should not
their services be used, and when used,
why should not their families be author
i1ed to occupy the deserted plantations of
their former oppressoTsl
Why, 1 ask, should not these slaves be
permitted to prosper upon the fruits Of
their own labor, and TO save the General
Government from the expense Of support
ing them2 Let then, three hundred thou
sand men, calltd for by the President, be
black men, if possible, end let the great
problem be solved in due time by the in
strumentality Of that very institution,
which, having been the cause Of the war,
should also be made 10 contribute to the
close Of the war.
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UTRD,

On Tuesday evening, at II O'Clock, Of consumption,
ELLEN, wife OF Wm- Jackson, aged "A years
Funeral f. ON the residence Of Wm Thake, No 800
st. tlairSt this Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
On Wednesday morning, November Is, EsTELLA
BEDlNG, aged years.
Funeral vi take this Thursday morning at lC
o'clock from hsr fathers residence in the of l6s
Garden-St, Friends Of the family are invited to at
tend.
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AyTfal DtsEHters-SteRmer Water yPIteb Re.
ported FOnHdored On $aEtn1yv In ". IN
on Board supposed 10 he Lost.

Awinl BisaHterS-SteameE Water Witch e.
pc poFaea n So9ndered On SBginRw BayssA AIl
on Board supposed 10 he LOST.
From the Detroit Advertiser, November II.
Our city was excited laet evening bv
painful rumors concerning the steamer
wafer Witch. Il was understood that sbs
had net arrived at Sarnis, vbere aha vss
due last Thursday, having left CHICAGO
nine days ago, but beyond this, little was
known with absolute certainty. altbongb
considerable cOloring was given to the re-.
port OF the disaster by news received bv
the propeller B. F. Wade. The Wade re-
ports that the ontonagon and Antelo. -
TAiSh had arrived at Mackinac ,sdoJ ~
through portions Of wreck on S,.o;1a- 80
Bay together with some misoel' no v
tleles Of freight Subsequer ,r1 -. -. -. %
Captain E. B. Ward, eT.,ar ~ .Su "e Wl, 1SarA,
mitcn; received ? dispatOh from s Glen.
snt' Oh nll~sukes, stating that a vessel
MAJ, TS9 arrived there which saw the Water
y, ~ ltch FOUNDER snd sink in the gale of Isst
IIhufsday on Saginaw Bay. There seems
u therefore, very little room to doubt tbe :
Ine lG-fsted steamer has actually 0ona
S. Eo"h. with her precious freight of human
!iVes, not a soul being spared to recount
tne fearful story Of suffering and deatb- In
the meantime we await, with breatblsss
interest, the receipt Of further particulars,
The Water Witch was commanded bv
Captain George H. Ryder, of this citv, than
Hhom the waters never closed over drawer
or manlier spirit. Regarding the others
on board, we have at present no data. The
route was between Chicago and Sarnis in
the Grand Trunk Railway line, and, dur
ing the summer, large numbers of passen-
gers were regularly carried over the route.
put 1t is reasonable to suppose that The
number greatly diminished with the cesss.
Lion OF pleasure travel and the increasing
danger Of lake navigation.
The Water Witch was built at NsWport
ana came out in 1861, and run last year -
the Cleveland, Detroit and Lake S1pr.,io- -
line. She was probably the swifte,. :, nro- ~
peller on the lakes, al was ofrep ,aTtabIv
stanch build, but her machine, ~ was ~
experiment., consisting Of a ec g-ybssI on
glne and walking beam wor' xi5e atb1art
snlps' 1t is possible that she became nm
nanageableb by the disarr aposmeDt sS - sona ~
part part OF, Of her maOhinsr ?, but the disaster
heavily laden to we sther the gale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19
INAuRANCE,
INCREASED CAPITAL &PAR
i TICIPATION IN PROFITS.
North American Fire Ius. Co
Incorporated ls22.
No. 6 WAll-sr., y. Y. Del. 2. 1sk.

No. & WALL-ST., n. Y, Oct %, 1862
The President and Directors of this Company, take
pleasure in apprsiDg the public that 10 order to meet
Eofe tul the demands of its customers the present
Stock holders have subscribed the additional sum of
s25e, 200, making the present
CASH CAPITAL-HALFA A MILLION DOLLARSl
all OF which has been paid in and invested in accord
al0e with the requirements Of the General Insurance
Law OF this State under the sanction and approval Of
VIM Barnes, Esq, Superintendent of Insurance De-
partment,
STh Pah WlIh increased facilities cont nus 70
and Inland fransp JrtatiGn wherein the ss5~e3 ,oT
eiPate to tue e5tent oi lhIee-our Of the profits OF
tcip1tion, gt reduced rates PTs1inm Tse AL
sios ~ PiI az & Snf Of the Company or its
,Tbicb tas cbstsct that prOmptitude and equity
- ~ IL - .SriZed its businszs transactions du-
noyIs,ISss Is F--ry Years. Ii. f. BKAYTON,
AGENT
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Haean,s Marnolia BaIrn.
Ths Chisf Attritutss q Maphood a.,

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood GF,
frequently lost or suspended By NAL practices and
cious habits that viii iRsviably bad 70 harsditAr
di5eass unless checked in time Read the truths lAi
down in the treatise ''HU@AH FRAILTY, or PIN
I0LOsIOAL REsEAR0HEs." 1t Ia elaboratsly iiinstrA
SD with oOlorsd engrsyinEs and VII s0avincs th
most hardened sad unSoncarned, As Wali As rellev,
tho minds Of the most ds=EaGGing, ~ leading then
in the right channel for reliOg o. bodily and nsHta
agony and despair.
4B-SOld y Or. BARRov, 1el Blesokor-St., n. 7,
Price IS osnt5. Sent ss every where. bee adTertBs
msnt Of q Trfasamarh IN anothsr column.
Sold also By G. ". CLARK Druggist, Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19
ATTENTION. soLDIERs,
AMI the Friends Of Soldiers |

We cali tho attention of al having relations or
friends in the army 10 the fact that "HoHiands Ger
man bitters will cure nine-tenths of the diseases
Induced by exposure and pIivations, incident to
camp iiie In the lists, published almost daily an
tbs newspapers. on the arrival OF the sick 1t vi II
nottced that verV large dtoportiol are Br5faTinr
rom debilith. Every case Of that kind can be Fead
Hy cured by Hollands German Bittsrs. We have NJ
heslt9ton In saying tbst thsss Bittsrs Wers frelS
used among our soldiers hundreds Of lives mieht be
saved that otherwise would be lost,
The propretora daily receiving thankf Iettar-
rom sufferers In the army and hospitals, who have
beeu restored to health by tn use Of these Bfftsy
entt lot bem By their friends .,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19

IFrom Rev.. ss& ton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
EnoycIoDsdlA } Religious Knowledss.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat.
ent Medicines in general, through distruaf Of thea
Ingredients and effects, yet know of no suicieat
reasons why man may NJ testify 70 the benefits he
believes himself to have rscoived nom any sim7l
preparation, in the hcpe IS may thus contribute TO
the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily in regard to HOOfisnd's
9erman Bitters, prepared BY Dr. U. NJ. Jackson, OF
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. ! am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker EQs, for be removed thia
try them, when suffering from great and lOpg conti-
usd debility. The OF three bottles Of these Bit
ters at the beginning Of the present year, fol-
lowed BY evident relief and restoration to degree Of
bodily and mental vigOr which had not felt for six
months before, and had almost despaired Of regsnnF
therefore thAEk God and my friend for directing me
10 the use of them. J. NEWTON BLOWN,
Philadelphia, juno g, 1851.
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aWhat it means no one knows

A contract has been made by the Con.
troller Of the Curreney with the CONNER
ciAl Bank Note Company Of New Ysrk, for
transferring the Eve dollar plates Of the
eircGlating notes for the National Bank.
Il is expected that the printing Of the
circulating notes win be commenced next
week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19
LYONS KATHAIRON.

Kathairon Is from the Greek word ''Kathro,'i or
"ksthairO sgnitying TO clea-se reJuyinate and re-
store This article is Whist its name sisniaes. koE
preserving. restoring and beautiying the human
nair it is the most remarkable Preparation in the
world it u again Owned and put up by the original
proprietor, and IS now made with the same care, skill
and attention which gave 1t asale Of over QUO million
bottles per snnum.
Il Ia q most delightful Hair Dressing.
u oradicafes sCurf and dandruff.
a Ikeeps the bead cool aud cegu.
x nskes the hair rich, soft and glos5Y.
It Tszs1res hair upon bald heads
1t prevents the hair from falling on and furn-
ing EI-r.
Any lazy or gent rman who values q begUtiful head
OF hair should use LYONS kathairOn. Il Is known
and used throughout tn civilized world. Sold By al
respectable dealers
DEMAs S. b. MES CO.. Props,
ulTl-R25sOW New York.
In Mansfield. o., August 10th, MA s., vile Of
J.al Mysrs, and daughter OF Rev. &. Q, Of Farm
uetcu, Ohio, aged % years.
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DysmsrTkcd, or PGi4tBI EsBstIrGsiOs, ana
A Ns1oTyhaOi1 or PFoTIss F1oping.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF the
menstrual uid-n the case being too little, and
sooOmpauied by severe pain and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which viii be speedily cured b the
Constitution water.
That disease knOWa as FALLING or THE WoAB,
which Is the result Of relaxation Of the lganents Of
thst orgAn and is known By sense Of beaglness and
dragging pains in the back aud Sides and az times ac
cOupanied by sharp lacinating or shooting pains
through the parts, will In all oases, be removed By
the mediolae.
There smother class OF symptoms arising rem r.
RIFArIoS OF THE WOMB, which physicians call Nor
VouHness which word covers up much ignorance, and
nine cases out Of ten the doctor does not really
know whether the mptOms are the disease, or the
disease the symptoms. We can only snumerate them
here IspeRk more particularly Of Cold Fest Palpi-
tstiOn Of the Heart Impaired Memory, W kefulnes5
ViFiOnI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19

AILlOHDI Oo1h=i nov. 10 Anot4
NJ w., b. GRTda-Dear sir: have for several
-: 80 afflicted with that troubesome and dan
-. Rss, Gravel, which resistedsu T5medie1
md Jostora. until took Constitution water, and
@ 49, ysured that I was exceedingly ploases
~ ygg ~ 80, l. IL has entirely cured me- and ySu
NAV make any use OF my name you may see ut IN re-
,J ~ - r5s5 eineu As have entire confidence IN
gta sriosov. ~ ~ VO1FBtruiyi POhDSTROhGs
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READ-READ-READ.


DANFTILEl FH,l uu8 . I5l3l
Dr. VIZ. Il. GREge-Dear Sir: In February 1851
Vas sfCted with thasugAr diabetes, and for months
uassad more than Two gallons Of water IN twenty
four hours obliged to get up as often as ten OF
twelve times during tho night During the month OF
July, 1851, procured two bottles OF Constitution
WAFER and in two days after using IL eIperlenoed
reIief and after taking two BOTTLES was entirely
oursi. soon after regaining my usual health
YOurI truly, Nv. L. DEWTrT.
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Ssppr.sssd Ress.uratiOn,

which in the unmarried female is q constant recur-
ring disease and through neglect the seeds OF mare
grave and dangerous malades ore the result and &c
month after month passes without an edOrf beng
made to assist nAturs tue suppression becomes ohron
&c, the patient gradually loOses her appefitsi the
bowels are constipatsd, night sWeats come Oni anC
Iiousump pti0n finally ends her career,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19
gtoas IN the Bladder, CdIesIgI, GrGVsl, BSi0k
Dust DspoEt, and RssSs or Eil5y
D;shaFOss dfteF UFiaafiRg

Disease occurring from and the same cause viii
be entirely cured By the Constitution Water, II taken
for any length Of time. The dose should vary with
the severity OF the disease, from twenty drops TO
teaspOOnful three times day, in water During the
rassage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp-
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper remedies
then followed up with the Consultation haterI az
above directed,
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A correspondent at Leeds, England,
writes to the Chicago Journal as follows
ga plsoard has, for the last few days
been posted about Leeds, that shortly IOe
shall hear Of an under official of the South
going sOith terms Of peace 10 the North, vhieh
PFesidsRf Lincoln, after much hesitation, sgil!
accept, against the Soishss Of Secretary Se0ard.
Let the-eOttOH. brokers Of England bsDarei-
VIZ
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LECTURES.
DRAINARD' HALL 60
d faR&
Thirteenth Annual Course Of ~
LIE CT UR Es,
Cleveland Library Association.

The Lecture Committee have the PLEASURE to an
nouncs that az great pains and eNI they have
cursd the following distinguished Statesmen, A nth
and Poets as Lecturers for lhe Regular Course.
The Series will mpriHe Twelve Lectures
Hon. DANIEL s. DICKINSON, of New York on
Thursday Evening FOv. leth. The Union"
"EDMU 10 KIRKE, the author of ''AmOng the
Pines " MY Southern Friends" &c, on Thursday
Erening, Nov 3hth "Tbe S.uthern Whites' sc.
BAYRRn TAYLOR, On Thursday Evening, Dsc
Sd. "R1asiR aud her People"
Dr.. JOHN e. HOLLAND, ''Timothy TltcOmb, 4" on
Thursday Evening, pec 10th. THE National Heart
ANSIN @. CH ESTER, Of Albany, New York. A
Poem-"Tbe Gods"
Pref. LOUIS AGAssIz, Of Massachusetts Two
Prof. VIM G. BIUHARDs, of Rhode Island. Two
Lectures
Miss EMILY SHAW, of Massachusetts Readings
rom the Poets.
1D-The Committee are Iikewige In correspondence
With Eey. Henry Ward Beechsf, FOn. Jas. T. Brady,
Ron lhos. +. MeaRher, Thos. buchanan Read, Geo.
VIM. Curtis and others
=, Tickets edmittins Ceut'ensn aud lady to the
Course, $500.
Iickets, admitting Gentleman and two Ladies' TO
the Course, $500.
Tickets, aOnUunH Ona Psrson to the OOarEe, 81,
- Holders Of Course Tickets may secure Reserved
Seats the dag Of the Lecture by applying at Brain
erI's and p-ying - cents for each seat
Single Tickets to Lectures wiz be from 25 n kO
Cents. Reserved Seata % cents extra.
B. +. PE-S0TTO
@ A, CROOKS,
noE2-I2G bect1iras ~ I IiIdissiiDittsa. Oh