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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30
CLEVELAND i ERIE B. B.



1854. WINTER ARRAEGEMEET. ISSS-Es
On and amer Monday, November 10th, lssS, Passeu-
ser Trains will run Is follows, (SundAgB excepted
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
0t5O A. E.-DAf EXPRESS STRAIH-stoDpInza
MlnOugnDyf fMne6filles GeneTal A1htabulaa
Gonneaut and Gfrard onlY, and arrive af Erie AZ
1918 D. H. Ouukirk s.45 D.. n. Bulalo SD D. n.
3sI5 I. .m.-glHClhNATIE IEAPREsS-Stoppfng IS
PAinesville, AshtAbula and Girard only, snd aE-
Eiyes at Erie s:2S ,. m, Dunkrk S;l7 p. m, Buf-
falo $40 ,. m.
3s5S r. m.'-mAIL AND AOOOMM0DATIOH.-
etopBing Is al EtationH and arrives at Mris 6
0s1O ?, m.-aIqRTEXPREss TRAIE-s.ou,lnr
at tPhneavtlle, Aahtabuls and Girard only, aud
Arriyss s nrie et l2.A2 a. N, Dunkirk Eis -
n, BunAlo 4:20 a. m.
LEAVE HRIH
7.l0 4. H.-HIQHT EAPRESS TRAIH-StcplinR of
Girard, Ashtabuia and PRinesVlDe only, and a..
Fiyo8 Ct Cleveland st 700 A. \.
$40 A. M.--HAIL AND DAOCOMEODATTON TRAIN
-StolPlng 81 Az stations and arrives IS Olsva-
go HGfoisD6 3 III rxFPrsas,o-,,g AZ ,II,...
lions except Granville, saybrook; UnionTfila,
Perry, 9entor and Wioklines snd arrives at
3.l5 P H.-DAY EXPREsS TRAIH-stoppfnz a el-
rards Oonnusut, Aghtabulas and PainaGVino
only and arrives In Cleveland At 6:25 ?. n.
- Second OlaHl OATs Are raa on Al tarcuGh
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, ColzmbuI Oincin.
nstf indianapolis, St. Louis, &C.; and al through
trains going Eastward, connect at Dunkfrk With tko
trains Of the N. Y T. Railroad, and At BuAlo With
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, Aoi and at Eric with trains on ths
Philadelphia and Eris RailroAd.
Day EEprea1, East and W est, connectg at Grnrf
With Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad log
Linesvills, headTiile, JameatoEa, &C. =
ot.-.t,,d Novanbar 1sfb = isss - AA' Sas'S
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The New York journals ere full Of glow
ing descriptions Of the "Opening day" as
they termed it in the metropolis; the dsy,
we mean, when the wives and daughters
Of the Gothanites look srOund to see where
they can invest the most money to the
smallest possible advantage. Last Thurs
day Was the sVentful day, and from the
way crinoline rushed around, it seemed
that all the New York femininity was on the
rampage-the home circle was fOrssken
and the day given up to raids on millinery
shops and mantau making Citerslly man
tOrmenting) establishments.
The reporters give the following as the
result Of their discoveries, which may be
Of interest to our lady readers, who srede-
MED the sensation of an opening day Of
Spring Fashions;
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HIoIhersI BIOshersIi sIotherA!H


Don't fail to procure Mrs. WIE5LOW'S sOOTH-
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription ofone
Of the rest Female Physicians and Nurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty years
with falling safety and success by millions Of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant Of one
week to the adult. it not only relieves the child
from pain but iuTigorates the stomach and bowels,
eorrect sclditY, and gives tone aud energy TO the
VholesyEtsm. II viii slmost inetaDtly relieve
GBIPTRG ,H9HE BOWELS AND WIND O0EIO.
We believe it he Bsst and Surest Remedy in the
World in al Csses Of Diarrhes and DySeutery Of
Children, VII, ther il ARISES from Tsething, from
other causes
Full directioas for usins viii accompany each bot
tie. EOas genuiLe unless tue fac simiie Of CURTIS
Z PERKINS, New York, is on the wrapper.
Solo by all MCdicine Dealers. Principal once
pay-st-, New fOlk-
Price only 25 Cent? per BotIIe.
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Sore Throat. Cough, Gold,

and 1fmilar troublea E1eTed progress, result IN
Bsrioue Pulmanary, broaehial ana Ahtnmatlo anec-
Mons, o1tonIimes incuraDle.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
ars eozpounded 90 &c 70 reach directly the seat Of
~ diSs1ss and give almogt Instant relief
gE-EoId b. ell Druggists and DeaierS IN Medicine
N he United E.aias AID mat ForsgD countries, ai
= osnts nay baH- ian29-R7
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LADIES BOHHETs.

The shape to our taste, has reached per-
feotiou, as nearly as possible. The crown
is moderate in size, and slightly sloping
the brim still rather high, but not extrsV-
agantly 90 the sides nearly straight the
grape rather narrow, with hollow center,
formed by large double box-plait, and
held in with what an equestrian lady
would call "ight rein"
There are variations from the cape, but
we do not think they are improvements.
Some are gathered, what years ago, would
have been termed "gusged Into a sort
Of crescent shape, but they are stiff, and
present very ungrsceful appearance.
Remarkably elegant boDnets for spring
wear are composed Of Grape in violet, or
mauve, with curtain Of velvet to match in
color, and trimming Of oolored ostrich
plumes, which must also match in shade
precisely.
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FRIKaD NJ HEHD-TRY II.
d. BWsss'u uIEFALLIBLnL Lib EIAlNRT Il BroBers
Fon shs rssihs Of Dr. etsPhon Sweet, Of Oonneot11
1hs rsst bone Esttsr and hes bssa ussd In hiE Paa
Fcs for the Last twenty yearI with the most Agtonisl
nTmcoeal As en external remedy II is without
Eva, and VII aleriste pain more speedily than an
0thef prelnration. Tor all Rheumatic and hervo1
Disorders it is truly iniaible, and curative 10
Eofog, Wounds, spr1in1, Bruises, DO, Its soothing
healfng and powerful siren gheninF propengtieg,
gfts the lust wonder and natOniHhnent Of all who hhF
nYoE Egen it trial. Over four HUNDRED oertiholts
q rsmArkhble ouros Performed by Il within tho las
tWc yearat attest TO this tee1s bsrong 4rnstrol
EGn1tl fc+ Uisgeland itsoudAWsR1s
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SUGAR. COATED, PURELY VEGETABLE
The Oldest, cheapest and most reliable Family
medicine in uss. More used than any other Kind.
Price 3 eent.-3l pills IN box. See Circulars.
- sod By Strong . ArmstOng, Benton Brothers
L. W. Palmer, Churchill Bro Also, at wholesale
and retail at l6l Ontario street, Cleveland, by
G. G. NORRIS, GenT Agent,
For Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
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ID EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEes
a v formerly oft hrm Of Litties q Ksyas,J ha5
opened Real Estate Once in Rouse'B Block, corner
q superior st. and Public Square, and has constantly
On hand several thousand acres Of hrst quality Farm
ing Lands n the States ofIoWa, Wisconsin and Mis-
seuft 20 szohangofOr city country property; ABs!
loE Allskinds Of DsrsonA property. PArtoAsh pads
usnasaAET ABrlE.R15
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7 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
La ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands in
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
~ Omc9 over No. 50, south side Of Pub. Square.
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AND OFFIOE.-H. II. LITTLE
Il 4 has constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved Farms for sale for cash or on time. Also-s
variety Of Otty and Village Property; and ohoioe
Farming Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City Personal
Property. Ofaoe in AtWater Building, Nos. and 8,
"a NoOr. mav19
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SCALES.

cTCALES.-TWENTY YEARS OF
eXpsrienoe on all the known modes OF making
bIt ToTm Scales. enables the subscriber to warrant
tfsnt wrought ron Scales TO his old friends and
t ,ers IN Northern ohio, decideoly superior 70
S1. - Sr Scale now in the market. Having 1ncreas
"a fss he hopes to be able to MI orders prompt
~ IA rs ORDERS or cali at the Factory, 5ooth
"a sS1ss. '-st Bridge, Cleveland, ", or No. 10 4th
Street Pitt Nurgh, "a. ~ urrTER
mar17-ls1 =. =. =
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VIE,NNA
STTFFICIENT THREE

TyuF All SUEFIOlhNl lh1b1H
LIE 8 -8S5I11r, ], 2 and sare Prpteotee py BOY
Il -FkieS - NnglRud, and secured oy iee.
81 hetters tstent o. o. Nsrmaoie de Paris and ths
ISaIs I5i y N tIiIsse Of MedcI. s s,s-matnr
No. one Is invaluable s,i tor Si7,, 4 'ss
rhSS & a2 n s sanpetIS radicaes u aess az nv Jn85 ne
diseases that have heEetoiere been benz and cubebs
NJ Thres haS entirely spyplanted tns - S,nasdy
~, ~ 11erc1rv hereb yiRsuTing 70 the ,if the
relief dispeTsing all impurities fs'
TRIEsEnSR, Ncs ], and 3, are prspaEas to- can
form III Iozgn ges devoid Of taste or smell, ann
be earred IN ths Waistcoat pocst SOLD in tin cases
and divided into separate doses as administered y
VsIpar TaIIemand BOux, RicOld, &C. Price s2each,
~ csses for e. which saves 50; and In sz7 cases,
wbereby there is saving Of %. To % bad whole
saie and retatlof DR.. BABONi No. ls4, bleeker-st,
New York
Immediately on receiving remii tsnce DT. Barrow
Will Forward the Triesmar 20 any part OF the world,
sse1rely packed and addressed according 10 the in
structions OF the writer.
sS-Soid BY G. ". CLARK. Agent for Clsyelsnd.
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IN2URANCE.
Judd 4 WORTH.
INSURANCE AGENCY,
S11 - superioF-gt., =. 9ll.
CLEVELAND OHIO

OLEFALANDs ORAo-
New Tsrk Life TnEurnnos Company,
AsSEEs, -, ,946.05.
EsW Enrlnnd Ftrs and Marine Ina, OOmPJy
oAsu 6ars411. 81 EAsrEohD' SSss; SSSSsSsS;.OOO.
Lamar las. OomPanE, CFlrs and mnFins,l
on NEW YORK.
CASE CAPITAL S3OO,OO0.
HOpO Insurance Company Of Pro os1denos, z. L.
OAeH OAFTTALs 815O,OoOs
RParticuiar attsntion given to Insurance on
Dwellings for three or i've ears, ct reduced rateG
April 18th, 1854 aprl6.RT3
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Round hats promise to be more in de-
mand than ever, as the season advances.
One, made to wear with grey dress, with
band Of plaid velvet arranged in string
bows in 'front.' with short full grey
plume, tinted on the end with plaid. A
mask vail Of black Chsntilly lace compile
ted it.
Another was Of white chip, with q scarf
Of Mexicsn blue velvet, edged with crys-
tai fringe. Bows Of velvet in front were
held bp shell crescent, from which rose
g msther-of pearl sigrette. A narrow
border Of white bugle trimming ornamen.
ted the marrow brim Of the hat.
Still another was Of rice straw, with q
scarf ofblsck velvet with very wide, long
ends, finished with handsome straw orn-
sments. A rich buckle in front held a
pOinpon composed Of high full loops Of
dsrkly striped ribbon grass.
Round hats are much smaller than those
Of last year; the crowns are lower and
more sloping; the brims very narrow and
slightly turned up. Mask wells are very
generally and cOquettishly worn with
them by young ladies.
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kRcRl19oR or EL1oTloPATHT AND MDI1IHl-
Omce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
once hours nem9 70 Y and nom Ito O'Clock
daily SUNDAYS excepted-)
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DR.. g HAM,
Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians,
London, England; Graduate Of
Records HospitaI for


FEMALE DIS EASE
and constant attsn dant Of Paris, London, New Or
Ieans and Montreal Hospitals for the lsstten yearS
has opened an once at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where be will be happy to meet all those who sf
dio.sd With s1baeuts and chronic diseases.
Bis treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and Is mild efraciouz and effective. His med
icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never bsen usgd but by two other physicians in
America Decides himself. He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No chargs for giving an
honest and true statement, of thisr case.
ePERMATORHGA.
To YOUNG MEN.-He can prove TO you in q few min
uteB that he is the only physician ever treated
with that cures this disease For patient who
will follow his direCtions he will give One Hundred
Dollars f he fails IN curing this disease No charge
made for consultation. Those at q nistsnce who
Wish to consult the Doctor may do 50 by sending 3
Busil vial of urine BY msi with name, sex and age
and be Will answer and describe ther eass, and the
possibility Of getting relief, By enclosing return
postage stamp. mars:4Zl
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Crinoline is worn at the present time
very large and very small-slwsys at the
waist, 30 as TO render tie figure slender
and shapely, and expanding only mode.-
stely TO the base in the styles that sre in
tended for the promenade, but widening
out voluminously in the skirts that are
manufactured for evening wear.
The hoped skirts for walking, and ordi-
nary wear, could not however, be i'm
proved. They are light, graceful, sufi-
ciently expansive for health and comfort,
yet not enough so to cause any inconve-
nience.
The new spring BalmOrsls, for travel
ing, and street wear, are remarkable pret-
ty, but not likely to be very durable. They
are in fine light wool grensdlne, checked
with black and bordered with tartan
stripes. They are offered at eight dollars
each.
Another style Of Balmoral skirt is in
narrow black and white stripes, with q
border in black, upon which pattern in
white is stamped or embroidered.
All underskirts should be made with q
deep yoke at the top instead Of q band, in
order to prevent the accumulation Of gath
ers upon the hips.
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TO LET-FRom April Finer.

- In Matthew's Block, on Public Square, one good
Onoei also, good Lodging Room, PsTlOr 4 Bedroom,
On 81 Clair soad, miles from Post Office, large
Ooeeoso u lOtts5 oEIu Daru ana ten acres OF
dance.
MECHANICS sHOP-Brick Shop, two stories
nigh and one hundred feet deep, with store in front
Of same en- Vineyard street.
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JNU G. GENNIhGS,

0 buITuTuEs
walnut street. One and half story House. sl75
Adjoining the Cily, IL miles from the Post Once,
large and nice Cottage House. Barn and 10 Of
land, with EIu1tl Shrubbery, &C. $50. marl2
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL SESI3aSs

| NISiOISlEEt SUCCESS
-
Zt1lNPS2NGlRSIt NARY
IOO DOLLARS PREMIUMH
SEMINAL WEAKEEss
Or SpsrmatorHhea, elect, &c., an6
IMPOTENCY CURED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREArEEHT FAILS
DR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New YORK City, wiz pay one hundred
above named diseases BE will pay the same sum for
the proof that any other Physician in the United
After many years Of laboEiouS study and expert
ence, Dr. GIBSON Is happy in being able to announce
treatment for
THE SPEEDY AHD PERMANENT OURz
Of the above and also all contagious diseases Of the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with all bad effects arising
therefrom, including general
DEBILITY OBJ NERVOUS PROsTRATIOH.
BE has succeeded in curing cases In this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of fdollATs with self
styled physicians, who profess to treat all private
maladiss with success, and without receiving the
Or. GIBsos does not boast thaths Is 3 member Of
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
and who held great xpectatons to be real
ized But what Dr. g. might boast Of s this that be
Is able TO give entire satisfaction to those who
pose conhdence in his ability and integrity and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician OF London Paris,
OF any patent medicine 70 equal for the radical curc
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or derange-
mentss both mental and physical, arising from ssx-
ual or secret abuse.
Or. GIBSON also claims for his psv trsatrrsnr rhe
following advantages all Others yet discovered
and hrst the agents used in respect disasreea
bei he uses relics of the dark ages such as Mer-
curry nor any other deeterious drug secondly, no
restrictions in diet or business Is required thirdly
his treatments positive and certain in all cases He
stands prepared to go into any public private hos
mense superiority Of hts new treatment over any
other now known 70 the world in point Of proupt-
ness, PermAneneys mldnsss, safety AND convenience
10 tho patient.
Dr.. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past five years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted all other
modes OF treatment References can be given TO In
viduas OF the hrst respectabiity in Cleveland, Boa
ton, New York and other cities In regard to skill and
integrity in ali professional transactions Dyspepaia
rheumatism, Serofula, and all chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
- Medicines sent to any part of the country on
receipt OF ten dollars
Dr. GnsOE'S New Work on Physiology for Sals Ai
his once.
DE- GIBsoR
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LADIES DREssEs.

The materials for walking dresses are
principally plaid and striped silks, gray
ehens silks, and Frenck poplins. Black
silks and plain colored tsffetss are always
in vogue. In cheaper materials there are
checked, plaid, and plain mixtures Of
various kinds and under new names-a
variety Of fabrics all bearing a wonderful
resemblance to the old lustres and nohairs,
and Ssxony cloth, and poll de cheVre Of
past seasons. There are wool Hgrena-
dimes" too, at dollar, and dollar and
g quarter per yard, which reminds US
strongly Of the English wool bsreges of
two years ago, at fifty cents.
0rgsndie muslins have, ofcourse, shared
in the social elevation Of the whole cotton
interest. To be sure, their delicscy and
beauty made them always fsEorites, but
they are much more admired at seventy
Eve cents and one dollar per yard than
they ever were at three and Eve shil-
ings.
Cambria and muslin dresses are gene
rally made with plain HFrench" or sur
plice' waists, and small, full sleeves, gath
cred into the wrists so that the hand will
just slip through.
Walking dresses, on the contrary, are
made with 'habiP' or jacket waists in an
infinite variety Of styles. One Of the
latest rounds of from the vest in front,
and terminates in long square bssques bs.
hind. Another displays short points in
front and long lappets behind still snOth-
er q sort Of basque, very deep at the back,
pointed in front, and with scarcely per-
ceptible sprin0 over the hipa
One Of the prettiest of the tartan ("
dresses is the robe Priaeesss, in gray silk.
The skirt Is made by goring Rhe farther
front. It is trimmed round the bottom
with gray chenille balls, headed by band
of tartan velvet IN green crimson and
blue. The sleeves are small, shaped to the
arm, and open three inches upbn the back.
On the top and bottom Of the sleeves, and
round the pockets Of the dress, it plsced
a trimming Of chenille balls and tartan
uelvet to match the skirt.
Sleeves have been gradually reduced in
size until they are now little more than
coat sleeves, and are to the majority Of Ia
dies very unbecoming. ......-
Fluting is still used very extensively
for trimming the bottom Of dresses, headed
sometimes by network Of velvet or che
mile, the spaces Occupid by pendant balls
A very rich robe of emerald green pop
/ lin was recently trimmed with a network
Of black chenille, edged with chenille
fringe down the sides, rounding of from
the front snd round the bottom Of the
dress. The same trimming formed 6
square berthe upon the waist, and orDa
mented the top and bottom Of the sleeves
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;
-ehs Romance Of the Railroad

~. ~ Of the 'sFair Insz." Ihe Prince oil
" 'l' Wniss '"Ibe Ghost Hunters, &C.
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HAIR REsT0RER.
DROFESsOR DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOreF

DROFESS0R DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOreF
DISEASES OF THE SCALP.
The .kil Of the medical faculty in treating disea.
ges Of the scalp has in majority Of es, been bat
fed by this most peculiar disease of human frame
1t 10 not to be wondered at, rs 1t IuIes great
the causes which, roduce the dIg ase. Unless the
cause is discogered It is an uth imposihility TO
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronounced incura-
Bile by some Of the msst eminent physicians have
devoted years Of study to tns peculiar part Of the hu
THE ONLY REMEDY,
so far as know, that would permanently eradicate
these loathsome diseases Of the scalp i.e'
SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,
and other cutansous diseases, and restore the hair
to those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion will forfeit
Five Eundred Dollars
If fail to euro the worst cases Of diseased scaps Of
the longest standing, with the
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
CTEsTIMosIAL OF MRS SARAH COULD
Prof. DEMUEN Two years ago my scalp became
diseased, and my hair commenced falling out very
FAST Tho disease spread until ny scalp was one CON-
plete sore the burning and itching sensation was
insupportable. L would apply remedy after remedy,
with only momentary relief. L consulted ssy.rai
physicians of this city. informed BY them that
the disease with which my alp Was affected was the
Salt Rheum, and that they could not benefit me. ]
read your advertisement and concluded to consult
you. You assured me that you would eradicate the
disease and restore my hair, which had become very
thin. With that assurance placed myself in your
hands, and the result is have luxuriAnt head Of
halr; my scalp is perfectly well, and my hair has
ceased to fall out. Respectfully, TOuvs,
MkS. SARAH GOULD,
No. I47 South Pearl-st-u Albany n. Y.
Its a fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hnir Rasfnrar and thair mama l. Iacinn that ia Ga
, 1864-01-17


Gen. Meade wns sercnaded few nights
SINCE by the Union League Of PhIladclphia
The response delivered by Gen. Meade WIS
neat, tersc and appropriate. His appearance
was tho sigunl for the most urmfstakab1e
manifestations Of applause, terminating with
three stentorian cheers for Gettysburg. Then
the General spoke:
I am much Obliged to you, my friends, tor
your compliment in giving three cheers for
Gettysburg I'm here but for very few
days, and have only visited my home to see
my wife and children, and I am happy to hear
.you remember GettJsburg and is deeds Of
hsve always .ielt Il ITO to bs b matter Of pside
TINT am Philndelph}an. EVERYTHING that
I do Ia the discharge Of my duties Is Increased
and acTyed With new strength when think
that am Philadelphian, and that my fellow
clllzcns OF Philadelphia will be glad TO hear,
when come back among, them, that i hare
done my duty.
As I said when.I tookcommand OF the Ar
my Of the Potomac, /. Bay to ron now. /
!! have NO pledges Ito make. When return to
my amy, all can, say is. that We will do the
overthrow all those who are in arms ngainst
our common country; and VIC will do the
t3cat we can to have our dag respected, and to
hive it wave over every foot Of ground from
the Canadas to the Rio Grande and the golden-
|: sends OF the Pacific The banner, of the stars
the past, and the rebellion, with al it's $3.50
ciations, will be remembered Us things that
have existed, but have no longer any being
What We need is men. I want you here,
Ill Of you, every man Of you, however small
your Influence, to use that influence to send
recruits to the army. The more We ret, tho
better will 1t be for That army, and the quick
er viii The war be- ended The wa must Be
endcd.by hard dghting, and It becomes every
man, woman and, CHILD to work for the In.
crease Of our armies In tie aeld, and when
that is done, trust that next summer will
come to us with peace restored to the lnnd,
and happiness, contentment and prosperity
'pe1Sadin9 the eutire country.