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lIE TELEGRAPH.
PußranitED ,
MORNING ANDI 4 I4iING,""
y GEORCI
Office, Third Street, near Walnut.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
&ROL'S SUBSCRIPTION.
e DAILY TlLKoaAgri is served to subscribers'
ie city at 8 cents per week. Yearly subscri
will be charged $5 00 in advance. Those.
me who neglect to pay in advance will be,
•ged $G 00. •
WEEKLY I:4EGRAPII.
s TELEGRAPH is also published weekly Lead
•nishod to subscribers at the following cash
copies, weekly
copies 10 one Post Office.
copies to one Post Office...
DECEMBER 15th,1863.
USEFUL PRESENTS
NOR THE
• -
Co i• I X> -A. - SE SI
•
Dark Sable Furs, •
mine Siberian Squirrel Furs,
•
;eautitul German Fitch Tars,
Handsome Russian Squitrel Furs,'
Rich Shaded French •Efable Furs, •
American Fitch, Silver Marten, &c.,
% 2 1s, Collars, Cafe, of "all 'kinds.
ieee goods are fresh firm the handi of the
ufacturers for our holiday sales.
r•plendid assortment of
French Embroider Collars,
French work Collar and. Sleeves. In sets,:
at,iful plain and hem stitched Handkerchiefs.'
.nfant Bodies, F lonnaings, Edgings and In-'
tinge.
lew style llem Stitch Vine Embroider
tdir erchiefs. - •
BLACK AND SECOND , '
GOODS.!
ock of dress goods, :.
afferent styles . of Englii3ll Crepe Collarsi
lack Centre Brochae Border-Scarfs,
gander & Jonvin's plain aridatitched
a, Veils, Gloves, liiik"fs,` , &c:, &c. &c.
our mourning- department our; - stoe k is.
leto. '
A LARGE LINE
ZADIA'N' 14FISSE3' AND CHILDREN'S
ALI-m . 2a CO 1 2 1.. A.
beet assortanent of blankets—la exPra
aiperior qualttlee—to be found. . ll
, ry superior wakes of Black Silks, at lower'
I than they ere now held by the itnixirteno ,
se are determined .to reduce
hefure the let of January, onr "Ones *lll
Jcided inducements to purchasers during
holidays.
CATH.C.OIT & BROTHER, "!7i '.
Nest Door to the Harrtsbnrk Rank,
;cl6-1m 140. 14, Market Square...
AU Who Value Their filiht!
JULIUS ROSENDAU
1,
TACI AND.
ESPECTFULLY amiounces,to the. citizens.
of Harrisburg end vicinity that -he hail'
in opened an office in Market :Square,. next'
• to Mr. Felix's . Confeetionery, , for, the.sala
Is celebrated
rTOSCOPIC Alit) TINO.IS;SFEOTACLES
tese glasses are recommended tby pae..flrst:
cal men, and all who purchased theta from::
rill testify to their great-Advantages twer ,
,13 c r ones in use.
Lenses are ground of the finest .orystai:
assist and strengthen theimpairedsvisiori,
last from 10 to 12 years without chaage.
ifiico hours from Ba. Y. till p. 15.
iou free. cci,E)-dBixt2itaw-wIM
ILADELPHIA AND . READING
Lebanon Valley 113riunke.hi;
and after MONDAY, DEdfsitlM : 2Bll:
563, an ACCOMMODATION PASSENGE •
i will be run between,Beadlng and 'Eat-
;, in addition to the other Passenger
now running on the Lebanon Valley
'log Beading-at ‘7,15 A. mlllialaineLebaz
8.44 A. 5f., and arriving at Harrisburg 83
'riving Harrisburg at 5. P. M., passing __
-
at 6.16, and arriving
,at t Heading - at. 7.-85
Trill* at al l Passenge r , ..•
e Fast Mail Train, lealoipg Boeing at 1.3.4)7.
will stop only at Wonnilsloyf f Nyottl3syti,
lore,Palmyraand:, Enngo,elsl'
, p assen gers will procure their Tick : olo)e
entering the Traitis• 431 cliarge'
OD all Fares paid 'in the Cars: - -
. G. A. NICODIS,
up
General S '
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cling Pa. Dec 11 186i.---del4q3l "
MUST BE sow
L PAPn a flOafirag.
-
;111EIFFEWS BOOKSTORE
be moved on the ‘Bigt 'of jAtirti'next:,
)ok of .Wall Paper mist bereZneisl;i4td'.
mediate, be gold at verflow Prices i. f EtV'
piing of Wall Papers la still gidliKo - .
desirmg.oolpering their- housolr*Bl
to eiraminti:lilteel)39rtment in:iv:l'4lAM;
p onEFFFA: -
:mber 1, 1?.63-.';',cd f. ''
Five: =fir- nigh ,paid for Clear. Mixed
ar viand. !Old Books 'wanted fOr7-Casii.
I X P 0 41 4 .E9Fi
Pi •
E s 4: 1 1t11 ' IQ 110
s'ATLADA & ccq,
ffo. 128 SOUTEIVI.N. T
Between Chestauteed walnut •
THILADELT I I,IO I
L A rmAN,..A. hI. SAILADB,-Z:b.
am
'
rTMEct C Eplettdi &tide.
1 and 14 lb. boxes.:).l.76uitirAceltilit lie 4. 1-
,6 • ai &JP'.
Jo.n.NSON
33 - ..oe.7tenr.triettfiraxi
_
.00K
-HOSPITAL,
I most
speedy and lefi reedissb tit for
DISEASES -, O IferIPIPIEDE.NO.E. ,,
unnw ts eta rb swnva itourts.
NO MEWURY OR NOXIOUS DRUGt3.
A Cure WEgentad, orlito:oBeits, in from One to
- rgiO 3)&P. f
'Weakness: of • the 'Rick,. A t‘s of . -- tne
Kidneys and Bladder , .I,l4oltiaary dis
charges, Impocenci, 4.3l4Matf: 17.kbility, Ner
vousness, - Dyspepaa _..l.Sagnor,L.J.‘ow Spirits,
clonteden .:101aki Paipitagoa' of 'the
He art, rsabgti.„ri___,-44:903161 Sillthraiso of Sight,
or Giddiness, • :. amsesau'of - Ado' lieiqf?root;
Nrse or Skin ? , Aileciions et :the. Ilia., wigs
Stcmach or lkoreoi—those terrible' disorders
arising from:Atm Solitary ' Habits of Youth—,
those secret and solitary praotices more fatAl to
their - victims than the song of -Syrens
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most,bril-
Haat hopes or anticipations, rendering Marriage,
Bm., impossible,
YOUNG MEN
.Especially, 'who have become the victim of
Solitary Tice, that dreadful - .and, destructive
habit , which annually iwoole to an untimely
'grave thonsands of 'Young Men of the most
; exalted talents and , intellect,: who
might otherwise have antrencod - liatening gen
atijs with_ the thimderg of 'eloquence or waked
to emitasy . the 'living lyre, may call with full
confidence •
50
4.00
....10 00
1863
.M'ARRIAGE.
Biairled Persons, Men eontensplat,
Lug inaniagoi, being - niyave of physical weak
ness, rgaulo debility,' deformitiN • Soo., speeciily
_ -
Pare Lace Collars
He who pieenkhunself =Klan the care of Dr.
J. may keligionsirconfide hi hishonor,sea gen
tleman, and oonfidgitly rely upon his 'skill rol• a
Physielan. „ • • - -.-
f-r , •-, OthANID indiml3B •
Immediately Cured, and full vigor restored.
This distressing affectlonw renders life
miserable and marriage imp - cable-1e the pen:
alty paid by the victims of improper indulgeffoe.
Young persons era too apt to commit excesisis
from not being aware of tbs. dreadful ocinse
vellum that, may. anode. How, who that mi
derstandethe subject- will pretend to•deuy that
the, power.of ,precreationis lost sooner brthose
Lolling into Improper habits than by the prit ,
dent. .I,legfides be deprived the pleasures of
healthy. Alspring;Ask- '344olnflow agd destruo:
tive symptoms - to •, •• . , ;body . and mind arise.
Thesyrsbanztqxlmee. ~.. , : ad, the phyainglend ,
lirentat_yitnyi . '`.. .. ' fie: of • Dro m a ti v i
poNfrei,-neivims'liritatrifitY;ViiipePsts; palpita.
tion -of the, heatt i : indigestion, fuestitutie*
debt*. a,Weittig - of the frame, cough, con;
eumptiOn, 'decoy-and death.
r Ornoi ...i 4 Cw 7, Oornii Iritinintax Sraiii,;- ~. 1
•
Laft hand side going from Baltimsre , streetak 1
few doors from the corner; not to observe
name, ancl.Onnaqi. „1-, , ,.
I,eidals-must' 14 paid and soutaln a stamp.
niiiWt. 4 'o, l Dildqinasi4nng in his office. '
-- ,911: -- .10AN8014, -
__, ..___--• - LL j. k ,i 1
:71imilEkelut: the ; uditiAPol lege of t 3 XPIP 4II :II:'
don, graduate free' of the moat
. emin ki
colleges in the_ United States, and 'the greater ' I
, part of , whose life has been spurt in %bohemia' ,
tale eet,,0444, 43arisi.Pb,DadelphisLand dig: I
where, his t elfsotplimo - ,of the most astonishing
cures that were- ever known; many troubled
' With tinSingX.thiaonlicitud este :w asleep,
,f.rrent, nervousness ,: being -elarreedAt sudden
I 404141,,. 4 q, ,PMihfillritegaol with frequentlituahing;
attended iattetiraqiwith derangement of mind
;Were puiviAramodritely.
• . ialer,;,poTlatrLAß NOTICE
; Thatii liti BOX& idt the sad' and melancholy
offsets produced ty.early habitic of Jiiiiitti,ivis :
.weakifeltif tlilibeek and llikili, pabittla the
•heed, dimness of alight, loss of musoular,powey,
lordpitation of f the, heart„ lii*Psbsy nervous;
*nobility, erlitatba of `annenniPtlnti,eto: ,
- M-Irtrnaaa.—The fearful effects-on - the mind
;are m ._: _a be
.areidia—los4 me o
ry, con-:
:floe of ideia,AforeeiionOf spirits, evibfore t
bl-*Illflia; aversion to society, self distruAlove
of &Made, timidity, U., are some of-the evils
-produced. - I t A - L -:_ - • -
. . YOUNG. -r ~i ,-
',Who ' have injured '- themselves by - a certain'
practiceinduliptul' in: when alone, is habit fre
quently learned from evil companions Of at
school, the Weds,' ofwhich are ',,nighcl4 , .felh,',
in '',o°P - * 4 -V1 1 ; 1i , 1'9 4 7 1 44 - 1041 .00-
that* haPc k #l 3 .. ';' 1 • d" " ,I '.W`. 01n4
. ai4 ' i'.4inAlVPV:l3iVniidlettlY: r-
What* :Pify that* itiyoUng than, the hope; et,
hisfriotaik4, - .lhe_darling othis-parenis, should
be snatchefilrOnrwirgPeatiktaid enio ts
Of life, bk - tbi•iiibnii fruce - Of - deviating': ,'' •)..
the path of= nature' and :•tbdifigliiiht- a, t---, 1
motet habit . Such persons wen, before aulfaiii;-,
plating
idiiiila&GE,
i14:46 .: ',i0
Befieet-t, ,- , , nud mind and body are Ml°
Mostneoessest requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Xtulos4,wlthant t these,;the journey
PIV I O OI 4-TrP l€6, 4 1f,94110.43}1magil e
prospect jitnir fidaikiiii , ifo,gg l vlew ; - the mind
lewmes alladoioied Wifhiespait aryl Mod With
the,-,mellinCholy rabodOiiihniPlefuipPluess of
, . „,
,another becomet taglitedivlth"9 lllsmlL
EWS QF PrEPW 2 NOK. • . , . L
Whearthe,mieguided and 1 41irth} 3 0 It 4 TY
of PleisfirnPhds he-batimblbel,the eae 0 Of,
this pelvic& ill*pie,.lt too oftiniChlippemk. that
off itshame of the,dreadlod r ills,
cOory doteis Alin fann aliplAriglo thosewho
from edudition 'and - rotliAcintibllltYA:c 4 m ,: tdon;Y ,
* lO O lan% :En falls' l ok4lr Unnda of iglu ,)f
twnitlind deakillmt - Prti#d i ng , 7. 11 ni , , . Paige
1136 4
'of huli4 . L;gelr'bin "tebuntirY on ittflOk
Itrang month afte r - month ; or ao, tow , as
the mesAlest,fee, cap, be obtabled,,audtp - dwtr
kirI 4 6 I . I OP AI LOVP d )'''' l ,4• , ,l• e •Agllli ci r 9 fr
. 4 1 1 E 1 :5 ; - = ` :
~,„'4•=.2 Lzttliftts,;„2l
taZior l ilitli 6l l ( ig 47 sf wm.i this isinP 4 V 444 =
I Affeetionlf of il►e Iliad, Th. 14 4 4, i 3 Ok lio ate
inVevid n F witb-, 610 1 1 0 1. OP h ' ~. .. d•
'PAS n PeracAlilial ilfenPlur • • -.', 1 .:,moth
lug
him inli.ho • uzulißd Sono* fralt!
whence n o tra#iei - re i tuk*. ,
INDORMIONT 0F..`15117. g-V.40.
r The many thonatoubraitak ittehltibiditntlon
PDX fifter4Par, and tholt4frintierOnt hiportat
erenal,opgrallione performed by 'J
Dr. ,nio *..
withal* hp Rus - repertetwoßthe Ednii,"
uid many other papers notices of 'Which have
fr jsarogLitg*Md Mvn before the publig, be
, 604 1 44 4 1 , 4 4 mis a gentleman of chuttfetat 1
1 •resoosidbility;:is-a-sufficiecat *palmate* 6* i
the ifilicted. : !, ast r rik.."l•
1 L g Dlififilige SEKDRarboURIBTe.:II
i i i . • , rifienirity .1.:•12
' Cu Vs* If rederiste t.
leba
~;;\
intbigaL
IntNrat
The Great "American Remedies, "
KNOWN AS "HELEBOLD'S"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ :
HELMBOLD EXTRACT "nucau,"
" " SARdAPABILLA,
" IMPROTEFID ROSE WASH. • ,
. ILELALSOD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY (X),NCPTRATED "
COMPOMW _
FLUID, EXTRACT 81101 - IU, '
A POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
For Diseases of the i
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
AND paopsicts, SWELLINGS..
This Medicine increases the power of Diges-,
tion; And excites the ABSORBENTS into heali
thy action, by which the WATERY or CAL-,
°BROUS .depositiops, and.. all ESNATUR
ENLABOEMENIE are reduced, as well as pain;
arid inflammation, and is goodfor MEN, W 0.4
MEN or CHILDREN: s ,' •
HEMPOLIY S: EXTRACT BUCHei
FOR:WEAKNESSES
Arising from'Emsses, Habits of Dissipation„
Eddy Indiscretion or Abuse. -.
arraanno Irma Etasompwirre smote
Indisposition to Exer-Dryness of the Skin,
ton, • Loss of. Power,
Lao of Memory, Diaculty of Breathing,'
Weak Nerves,Tiemblind , '
Horror of Di sease.,: ,Makeffiness
Dimness of 'Vision, ..
iiion, .- - -Mi"a _in.2thssi kack,
Universal Lassitude ofFlushing of the Body,
the. Muscular System,Eruptions on the Face;
Hot Hands, Pallid.COntenemcfL '
These symPtonis, if allowed to - go on, which
this medicine invariably removes soon follow ,
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one of Whioh,the re:int may expire. Who
oda say that tasiey are not frequently follewed
by those "direful aimms,"
INSANITY AND CON, L'EXPTION. .
Many are aware otthe cause of their suffer
lugs, but none will csinfese. The records of ,the
Insane Agylrms and the melancholy deaths by
simple
of the assertion.Z
-uEwnnriol, ONAFECTED
WITH ORGANIC ,WEAKENSS
Requires the aid. of medicine to strengthen and
inidgerafe_the system, which Ilelaibold's Ex
trait Brich;ti invariably does. A trial will con
vince the most &eVro tt
FEKA.T.,ES—FEMALM -- , ff,LNALLA•I;
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, NA 7? ' TED, FO R
CONTEMPLATING I ( 4 11 7 4rA GE, -
la many affections pecnliar t 6 females the
Extract Mach i n is unequalled •by any other
iemedy, is in hic:reale or Retention,' Irrese
laiity, Painfulness, q sum's:piston of. the cue-.
, tomary Evacuations,„ plcerated or Schirrous
state of th - er.lJteruh - leavorrhea ,or Whites,
SterilltWSiid-fOr'all-colliplaiiitiiiieldent' to the
sex,Whether mglrom Indiscretion, Habits
of issligaleOgkin the. .., •
__ DICCIIREJOR CHANGE OF, LIFE..,
,NOT.A.MaYSHOULD FE TfTeROUTIT..
- Jake no Balsam,ktercury,orlJnpleasantMedi
eine for Unpleasant and - N,ngerous•Diseases
I . ~
HEMBOLD'S EXT.RACT-RUCHU,
CortaßostrftWiwi ift .. tar** 141 0 0 o:At
tie gacpensi2 ; 9 oc . po chan g e in Met ;no in
convenience kii, no eiposure. It causes fre-
Anent:deice, 'end giveb . strength to - I:l4suife,
thereby re:l:loving obstructions;preveittisig#4
curing Strictures of the Urethra, ad:gide pafn
and inflammation, so 'frequent in this class of
diseases, and_enelips.;Poistappsi Aimed, and
Wornout Metter,;44o3:Wds upon thousands
wise . ystre lign thq'vletitas of quacks, and w
have LrikriteaNirfetia to tie criredla s a .sh ort .
time, have-fsitiiii they were deceived, and thikt
e" a'Poficin" . ohlut by, the deceived,
'tot "Poivoifol..,.,
A s tringeW7ibeen dried up hi the system,; to
breek•outfirt&' 6 Eg r r i f ted f6'nli and Vrhai*
i:.? . 1 ""Tlago.:' '-•'' ' ' '
li fLe'RElabbLD ' A. wOhicrr BOOM tor
all Affections ,and Diseases - of the Urinary Or
gans, whether Wzdingiplffple,,or'reuutip, fram
Whatever cause brigiusitbagi,4o no ma4er 1 !
hew' long standing. „ Diseinfee,. 6 f . these, 'orgaria___
require the aid 'of a - Didiiittpi HEI4BO,LDS.
EXTRACT Brian] . IS .tbe Great_
it`
It la cettahl tor,iave this:'thislred , ; \ind:A.n .41
Diseases for Which it , is' recomme nded. '
Blood--BloopAood: liehtbbld'ii Highly ,
Concentrated ELUID EXTRACT
sawsikPifatIIZA:SYPHILIS. ' This is,anaffec-,
1 1‘4 of 4lii, Bid, an itiadoi? the 'Sexual:Dr-
O; Linings Hof thallose A Fars; Ttliiiit,'Wlnd-:
pipe, and Other Mucuipurficiiii,lialithgjts'al/ -
pc:arent:6 in the form, of Xdileatr, „ Helhiisgd'o
Extract Sarsipardla; puritits :the Bioo, and
removes all PoilyErtiptiono of the Skin,Vving
to the ComplertirteClerr%istit-Ireidthy polor.
It being epropered AttpleislY i for'thisl brim of
complaints, ktsr.Blossißttrifying Properties are
Preserved. to,a gresoter‘ e It.pp.t than any other
PYPIO 4III - 40 I !.arila oa. ' -.) - •3x
, ' • - ASTAYBOT4I)!S: • R01444.81E1.
An excellent Lotion fo r' disease:o' of a Syphi,-,
litic Natty% enikail. sl3 , iniecttimin. diseases of
tia Urinary Organs, • arisintlreiin habits of
dissipation, uwAilnitionniiiition With Ahe Ex
tracts Bache and Sarsaparilla; in such diseases
I .
I,s recommended. EybleneCof the most re
sponsible and relic` bleohmmeter isdU,accoMPanY
the medicines. okaTmagrEs Ot CURES'
from eight to twenty Aide . " standing4With
names known' to Science ' and Fairta i :'Far
Medical Pioperties of Biteliu,• see Dispensary of
the United States. See 'Professor, MAIMS
yakiable works on the Practice of P 1441- See
roinarlorrAde by thiflate cedehrited Dr: -PliLY
sic", Pheitaeiplaa• ' soh rquiprke infulai Dr.
ICPARAIMEMedX3WELL',' a celebrated Physician
and inembiltiof-thelleysk oJll4o_odihrgifs'ins;
Ireland, ail iitibliihiiriii. the Transactions of
the Kings and Qtri)ents VoninaL See Medicn-
Oirargical Review, published by BENT. IRA
nes, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.
,thqintstof the 40 standard wo, is onldedir
eA Extrakofißuche4l 00 per battik or
eix for $5OO. Ertrizt Awskiarilla, $1 00
'
per bottle or slx. - tOr $ fet 5
00. Improved Bose
Wash, 50 cents per bottle, or six for $2 - 50, or
f493l44ofenftch forrsl2A, -wkiolkw3ll-,perif
ow - 0 mt. tie 46 - st oEsuniterowes; - It direc
tions are adhered .ta.lieliiitaliblinay address,
s i xpre ly, wood, fronsi v observation., . DeficAribe
iymittori,sirk idl i thninunloPtibbs: - dares gner
enticed., AltriPayin 10 , . - „I:it;
t . L • A v.
t.PeM,aiPelrr49l"lthiofiiwea=l a=
being doli - 1 11 4 cloth sayi , his PPPaYg"
onsaintain no nweotio, no mercury, or other
.
injwrkerua.drude, tmd are purelyzvegetable.:
t .. . : - , , s ,P ••a Tt BMA:BOLD. ,
i ; Sworn and before me, *JAW day
ofNovember, 1854.. 74ip11..p. mg , : .: ! ,
~
i Aldor, Ninth ahvt ab:ltaco,' '. , i.. ;
1
Address lettereforintation in ~ , I , ..).ce
-1 - Z.rt. 71,e,ffdie. :C A ,1p1.41 4 10 . mitijilti 1
DO
L . , vPOt
. Pet! - 11 7 .1liiniet, below_Gaesilinutt
lakimogp • 'r.Bll
pait g Cekffapil
tNAVjG.UItAL Cl?!Ip310401.IES
GOV. A; G. .CURTIN.
- -- ' (corm:wen )
On the conclusion of the delivery of We inas-,
gimtraddress'oelitcr.itiekiiiitell tit - initial's
points with enthustasttc,cheenc.- ~';'*- If' .I
pt,„ Go h ver. F .-ln,,rmisanj irith ttni,"
„ffpeaker,
ROMs int .'i 4r:of 1 1 1 1 1.2Eiee• TOPtifTeit to
thehalloriii - :.; ?*.' ' -,,,
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TZ,STIMONIAL TO TILT GOVXII2IOII.
When the Houser, had been chlied4o order,
lion. W. M. Meredith, Attorney . General of
.the Commonwealth, said that he was present
to introxince. a committee front the State of
NeWlerseY, Who had - corn° here to present to
the GA:tvernor a testimonial'of the sense enter
tained by the citizens that State • of , his eol
ith:diem and energy in , the cause of our
common country. Mr. Meredith then introduced
Hon. 'JAMES DAYTONE((lltairinitn . - of the
committee) who, addressing the Governor,said:
I come, sir, from, the State of New Jersey,
bearing' a testintonial Troth - the' citizens -of that
State to the Governor. of this great Common
wealth:--great in her resources and her powers;
andtruly,grest,b9Ouse all that she has is *id
upon the common altar of the CountrY. - 'Ten
were pleased to refer to us in yohr last State
reper,,read ln -tyht House„ as Torte:goo& neigh
bors . - Let me assure you, sir, that we looked
with deep anxiety Ron the reedit .of the last
canvass in thii Statei knoWiegendifeellng`hoir
much depended upon. the-firmness of the old
Keystone of the arch , when_the,arch.itselt was
shalten to- its cerdle% Now' that the trial is
over, and the result known, and this day has
witnessed the crowning ceremonies of, that con
test, we consider - that it is cur duty, as good
neighbors, to appear 'here and testify to the
faithful l a b ors, of the standard bearer in that
- 1
canipaign, who bore the flag of liberty and
Union - on:to victory--a war of . Whits, it is
tree lint lint in its: moral and political result Anore
important to the nation at large. than -the
dearest bought swicees, upon: the bloodiest bat.,
tle field.. If tie ` is ad, Mr. GOvernor, , are we
not rightly here'as loyal citizens from a loyal
1 State—the Onlyloyal State,lt is true, save one,
with a Democratic Execitive • but lam bound
to say that he ; es proved - ht:Tundf- faithful to,
the untarnished 'honor of New Jeraley-r-[irp
plause)—has sustained the Administration in
its effortstit crush otfi `this rebellion and has
kept:Mins& aloof and aloft from th at-dinninn;
five faction'of Ills party Who would •hamper
the Administration in Its .efforts to - save-she
Itepubffe. - ' ''... • -.. . ..i , .
We have been here before. As neighbors
we Camiiin thcrlatter days bf June, *hen the
Capital - Was thieldened. "Yon ; Wili,biar mewit
oessihitlinforig the fi rst to rallytoiti defence
were - Serseymen ; and our heroes lie side ihy
side with yours on the well -fought., fi eld? of
Gettysburg iao. the mounds in.that consecra
ted city of thenehle.lie*lWfil for all time boar
,witness: that we : hate indoeli been heie.
We come herb - aghin4- I ;tbiti2tlmeupon an
errand' personal to you - and ,yours . , W e ,c ome
there bearing a testimonial: from,,,the citizens Of
New Jersey, and lath. himored - as the chairman
Of that committee in .`presenting thit,:testirno
nial at thls•Ainie asap. etidence Of the &pm:4-
*n of your iambics - in behalf - of ont,cernmon
`c eosin-,` And ' let . me eak,,tbat. t tliosoorbein
We reeteeent here, who have tak en part
Work, , are themselves representative nieri of
the -intelligence tied industry of-inyßtate.
t, - ICmi,)iirhilst - I speak' OE the givers, ; let Me,
not be tin - Mindful - of the:anthor of the ' gilt it
ielf-'--- John - Sanies - Audubon—Onii a rieidentell.
your own State—a man whose world-wide
reputation fow have been' able ,to reitoli ; and
he his left behind him a record Upon which he
has written hie apprwiition;cdpur cenntry,ite
liberty and. liar lark. , A. single tackled:it may
serve as an illustration of his , cbaraCter. , For
ten - long years he had searched for the sea-e agle
in vain. He swam the streams,- he climbed
the mountains, and when at last MUMS
ercktried his .'efforts, lie ,Writes": e.fNet even,
Elena:Al: ' . himielf when he' diseietvirod, the'
planet that bears his name could lutionipeilene
ad' more delight . ; ;and aslhialleir-VArlit gate -
hie birth and liberty, that r inn wto;wrie first .
hiricichring its indelondencastande,firte hiJny
heart." Therefore' he called We noblest, of
eagles, after the nobles of Mari, and - named. it
the bird of - N,,Paishinyttot: 7- 14ifiTirese.] F; ,
-These war of - - Addifictin--wa
bring with us and herh,present as a fitting tes
timonial of tho i apprecintion that we as loyal
Citizens of Aow jaiv . ziyiiiiye (or your •torks4
1 Gov.lcutiTF, in. 'reoililtlClhe teOuttgliti4
feePohdedlii the. fono.___,_,. l ‘ l 4 ht!lfietial.C. -
__i , 1
1 ' Ma. DAMON 'MD., qtarmaPat OP 1 . 1111 Ca esar;'
:'f'o . 410:321M#1*that,, ani-,,oltligii_Je24.
grateful td theisople:of New. Jerseys9 A , *is to
ken of their kindly regard would he an at tempt
to expresi a sentiment which bictOo,l4 l 4 B. for
equate utterance,:ln,words.: ;Nor could I ex
tend to yoo the' frill 'Measure of thanks which
IS doe to' he Hoopla` Of New Jersey for coming
to our:aid in tho day of our extremity, when
the rebel was upon; our 1011, when he breathed
into his longs this , air.that God' Almighty in
tended for freeinen,, Baton aloha,* as:this
hen I feea that ' the peoPle of my, own Stite
have approved my official„ conduct, the
of a gilt from the peorlief a ufdghbeifigStnti
Ys more than ,
. ordinarily pleasant and cannot
Mail toinsplie,Me With,a more hopeful courage
again entering
,nion the adinbalalzation of
public affairs. But; sir, ydn i said one word that
deserves lame' than thanks. Von . said "Anti
y'ciur Governor was loyal and truete thiiNsAitM7
ellife and that he liar ilv44 all the,i)owerls . 9l.7-
Is'great office tirsupport:the (Anse Of. the. A
'public I &Prick - think t oti Tor , that t 1., intY • e,.,:_'
Almighty ha l praised ~ , i159- i id 'aPPIONIA - S i r,.
obit the sat rifiee 'Cif's . . -r of a million of
plecious livekt; N • - - Ti - e i: A y mnnkitufffered
Imonneh Mi' one . .'-.o log - -•M , :r our
ton has beeif-e14.• •-• igtlanourning and
rrow, it . ; is too' hiteii6W to give ogthle eon-
Seat ,• abd-P4 .1. .litudit4l/1 - strike`handi With
atrliody 4r. :' . - ''ef fitly ' edth An
'" L' VOlitißiiiblY
will etandlikihoGovermakint: Islei '`" t' - '-L 1
1 Theileoplo'.of PeenisylvidilaiAniroredlY' it- -
ached to the Republic founiledi thritiiiiin 4 •
the Bevolutiorwhave 381u*, lit alinetiogio
mrhands , the likreamtive office for ancithet three ,
ranf,,that they; belleire -Mr 4!mirdstralkott of
tko•pastlerm hag fairly ilingeated their=views
of political duty ; Mill , whilst 1,-canitol.derl
thatJthis - renewed • menifeetatioinf of generens
ii
i
0 . :Olden:* from Akin Who -hack 40 viill4 - r -
r
.:hdogreat arili iroantsectiftees foifthe Nitta
' oof.. , eur •,Govaloraerit; lit' thesdaceref. '
, - ble Adeasure,iya .f. iiiiiistobioonbite - tbaV
6,o4loiimealkow4iVidolatliiivdraiiiiil-t
lA y ska
dere me keenly sensible to tho magnitude and
liMortiniCiiir theirerk:whichlies beiforiine.
This eildeirte -.of syispithY avurelitimmi which
you:have conveyed to Me in terms of flattery ...
will help to.strengthen my hands,and will no
1 permit me , to forget that the , welfare of - Penn
SYlvaiihrie the 'imitate of New - Jersey, as we
as of evety'Othin State in one National Union
,- Now, gentlemen_ of -the, conimittek - . we ate
neighbors and we are friends; and 'ewer.
good neighbors ne*,indied,,becanse.,`Yeu:sayi
1 yoli are' nii to Our* wintry . There are`p r een-i
liar reasonSwhy Nell Jersetandlkaditylvanhe
1 1 should at all times feel ft oommen4tterest - ,
all that concerns the prosperity- of either.. : Ly
tug aide by side, their borders, only separate..
bye rifer which is the great avenue tn'thi
lbomniercial advancement ••of both, and the 4
river so spanned artificial connebtions es to , -
rather a line of demarkation than a barrier to
the intercouree ofltheircitizens, the. States ~.
by nature closely associated. ' Then, gentle
men, the first settlers of your, State and o)
were people cif 'a eommon origin. In the gwa
struggle for indetiendence the same army fought
on the soil of each under the lead of the
Father. ochis Country, and the bettle-fields of
thandywine and Germantown, of • Monmouth
and Trentbn, and , the'; crossingof the Deleivake
can never be forgotten while the American
heart palpitates with joy at the name of ITSIOI
- • May these inffuences of neighborhood
and of kindred, of historical indolent and of
Wattle' interest never be ireakened nor forgot
ten, but prove in the future, as they have' al
ways heretofore, the bond of a wise and en-
Iduring Mendable. .. •
I ehould not feel called upon to thank you,
lair; for your statement as to the loyalty of New
Jersey, for it is a part of the history of this
war. New Jersey:, has 'watered all demon&
made upon her by :the National Government.
Jersey has never faltered..:When we were in
distress the 'Jersey B lue was - upon our' soil as
somas the rebels. [Applause.] 'Pennsyltra
nia does not forget—ahe will, I trust, always
remember the alacrity and energy with which
the volunteer militia of New Jersey rushed te.
thadefence of this State when its soil was,
during last . summer, invaded by the 'rebel
horde. In the promptitude or this movement
consisted mach of its effectiveness ; and , the
us
generospirit t Belt-sforifice - widch was thus
Fatttested has Imposed on us &debt of lasting
gation% and whilst I most earnestly trust'
h your State -may never be threatened with
Similar danger, I promise thaw° will ever be
ready to reciprocate the assistance so freely ren
dered by your . dtlzebi'dirring." the ,exigencies
that theniintricarirdedus. -
Thiele a: theme, gentlemen, upon which I
feta wool& dwell at greater length; brit after
the ceremonies Slick havejust been completed,
it would unduly tax your patienceliiid my own
strength. 'One ..woid at lett* is dne to the ,
volunteers of Keifletsey, -- whoi •from the out
break of , this rebellion crave so heroically stood
in many a 'field side, by side-14th those from
PannsylVinia and bther loyal States. 'One t ot
your regithente under the command' of Ibrave
!and intelllgentcolonelhas, foe several months,
and until quite Ist*, rendered efficient service
M this State; and gas, too isany of your •ant-,
semi were anumert • • a the 'sienna; (of the fearful
three days' theirt'at Gettysburg, and now lie in
the Notional : bnrying.plaoe; upon our soil; and :
ab the future vilgrim shall visit . this spot : Odi n
'Oland to the • Valor and of - the
American' , " soldier, he' Will ' find' among the
names of : thow veielhere fell sor•• saliently' for
the sake of their ciemtry many from yodr owd
State of New Jersey.,. We. will , guard their,
ashes-with teat - chid care, and 'their: memories .
will be embalmed the hearts Of a patriotic
'people. : . The spot'sheret they lie' willever be
cherished and defended by us as the. Mecca .of
all toren of liberty, for there, rebellion 4.2 eased
tobreatiferfta ilestilentlallnfinerice over 's' land
dedicated to 'freedom. - [Applause.]" . There' II
therefore in the history of the past- and the
facts of the present—in all the interests of trade
and commerce—in all that appeals to the heart
and the beed—thb record of the dead and the
living—overwhelming Ws ion:that =New Jersey
and Pennsylvania should be forever geed nigh
boreltitostimenil which you have :tendered me
will beloarly - prized by., me and mho, chiefly
for the'lli*ei of the , ems i and as indicative of
their fijeWilY egitet l l l l; :but; lon willpardon me
for Ohifilukto the halm& value of this mplenn
did production of „a peed siftedintellect; em
heilhaed as it_lS Iffith .rodeteeleud perfect:taeta,
and in a ••. , style: o€. art: l'OrerthY,,..of * jaw- finhibeil
laborsof the greakAiidtibm, , of. 'whtmt it'-usedY
he said that „no purer mind was eversievoted
•Kthe studY, of ' nature,: and.no: , more faithful
aciddlndefatigable laborer ever surrendered him
self to the task of scientific investigation. Ea
was truly a =Wither° ;, and ble -name. ilkoon
silloteOuslY 94 11 4.4401t5 , the greet of alleged.
I thank4oo,..Senwentell,aud.thestuwhom yeti
represent, ,for,this great* mail most beautiful
of Amer i can books. 4 shell . ever cherish this
the inostAllidhiguished offering ever made to
Me. '' 'Tito, navel- had high honom.from the
PeOille of t Peinsylvm*, ,., But I, sought them;
I Vented to lie hoeeredhY She PeePle Of Perrn.
0 3 1 , 1 irallie; -11 .40;04' 411/0 23 0 me viiren3mdied
upon' th em ' ?law .4fimair hes made this,offer
log ft} thoilithoot my Ileehingilfor It. I will
preserve it,
_r!rid I iriliglve it-to-msshildrenas
a leitaoS , WOh 4 1 4 1 eve. elan to remind them
that their ? fath er, a wayward Manotthe world,
was fortunate enough to wage° thishindoffer
hat frota pen
,i4le Iltkwhola)ie Wm° claim. -
I again fluinkryon and the gengemen whom
you rePresenefor thus remembering i ree, and
theis:thiliking of PeansylVards, in mesenting
to Me the moat ecoxitaible gift of,which ',could
'have heEkthe recil4Wut.. Ltbani . you also for
tie kind Iva& , with which,yea have conveyed
tci 'Me thhilestiMordel . , Ida not know : hoverT
. . -, . .
can OrSr nsweretrum for . it. 'I cannot ret . ,
e..
it capt; tet Bay ,toyettand the: people of Neat
jeisejr, that'S;meowitlllkall., thp infinnities ,
this
nature. hinging „Monad hint: , day thanks
God that ids 'heed gioko. to wil 16eding emu
' TY. 'f:racwig cp*o l ,a,palituw t. '— - i
~ ~-..
finzorivisistfr or ,A01#0.. ! .••
' Mr. BIG} LM Aii the ineldeishrof:CiedtyW
,urg have been alluded ti 4: Mesa% ltdiebsoirle•
, t there is_a_gentlananspresentrrantunesake
of the man, whet ..oricedinfettpledtilV chair in
•lihfoh Y 93 oil 8 4-.1, I. therefore suggest.. that
the ;Sgaxer o the Reersepixonduce. to , ti*
ifierehligiliiiiijoi•Geberalliabioc'ir. i
The it Csgestien Of l wri Bassi)/ 41ms ' .:aisceatfd .
tat *MI I, .* - i o, . It, ' , .-1.. •) , ....:1 ' :'37.411
iniertiqntrilckcgd Geliclo,ll--Pfen.-,
liaiif lici 'e language : ;fellow panne. I
lako4licifEaviu. iiitWneing : to 'Yen Ilerieral
Haneock, ti- son of PetwaYlvanlid- [Greed lip -
Plausea - re• like . many of, Yoe, have today
met Genarg Hamer& foe , tl Ll .,g t o . time ,tp
know him pensontilly;
_but'4llo , neweja . cad
:which hair become familiar th'us ell sunhat df the
. . otos= bEFenallyfveaitaarho - .upeititheffiild
bf Gettysburg won laurels which:reflect: lonize
on our State aka_ which *ll,, ev,ekinalte. ihe
name` ce H incear * - digi ttr"aff - as the
field of Gettysburg. [Applause.]
MI
17, ;
Exit/am OP oar. xuazcocz.
, Gsateisr. HANCOCK., whoaras received with the
the most enthusiastic demonstrations, said:
bentietnen; I feel highly honored by the invite
lion extended to me to meet yon here on this ocs•
ossion—not alone Mint has giiren me an op.
• portunity to meet so many dislinguiehed gentle
men. whom I otherwise probably would not have
known ' but - that it has given gee an opportu
nity to express, in a few words, my sentiments in
regard.td the anima id - your patriotic Governor.
I have known him-snore from his desire to aid
and sustain the soldiers in the field, and to in
-mime our national army, by addirig to it thou •
sands of Pennsylvanians, than from any Intl-
Mate personal acquaintance. 'S am a Pennsyl
vanian; and in my boyhood I heard Pennsylva
nia spoken of as the Keystone State binding
the others together. But the term at that
time was probably bestowed more bli account
of her geographical position than for anyother
reason. But now the citizens of other states
admit that Pennsylvania is the.moet important
State of the Union in its connection with the
operations of this war, though there may be
other States that have larger/ populations. T
have no doubt that the pre-eminent position
which Pennsylvania now holds is owing to the
patriotic course taken by His Excellency the
Governor of this State •in constantly filling
our armibe, and in aiding and strengthening
the soldiers in the field.
I beg. that yon will indulge me a moment.
I have oome here for a special Object, of which
probably some of yon are aware. I have come.
here for the purpose of adding to the strength
of the Pennsylvania regiments of my•
- the Second Corps. It is a corps that hereafter
will no doubt be identified "with the histnty of
Pennsylvania from the fact that it•brone of
thenorps that performed its part at Gettysburg.
I merely ask that that corps-athat , the regi-
Meets from Pennsylvania in that corps—be
filled to the maximum. I have received en
couragement from the Governor of this State.
I had hoped that he would sound the key-note;
far you know that when that's comely sounded
there is
_some prospect that the music
may be good. I hope' that when he
sounds that note, •it will be sound-.
ed so clearly -and accurately that in its
vibrations through the length and breadth of
'Our State, no critic can detect the slightest
'falsity. The strengthening of onfanides is all
that is-now necessary to - end this rebellion.
'No President, no party, can end this struggle,
hmless an adequate army be provided to en
!form the lairs! • I have been with the National
army since the commencement of the rebellion.
i know the temper of the soldiers; and I tell
lon that those soldiers will sustain those who
"stain the country and themselves, and will
sustain no others.: gaud apPlose-1
I minima nuummen amazes.
I Mr. KERNS. (Philadelphia) moved that 10,-
11•11 - coplei in English and 2,000 in German of
the Governor's Inaugural Address be printed
for the use of the House. - -
' The motion was.agreed : to.
"I'he House.then - Adjourned.
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