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There is no festival more universally ob
served in this country than that of Christ
mas. For thousands of years, among all
civilized nateans, in every quarter of the
globe, an annual period of rejoicing has
been observed about the period of the win
ter solstice. But it is only inchristian lands
thatit ui kept with that religious venera
tion, whiebteoOneeteli with Itilure94l4
enjoyment, gives •tspeculiar cltet in With'
us it is a day set apart to ,i:ificie• the birth
of the Saviour of mankna arid as such
it comes freighted viytii plea.sant memories
and bringing "glad . tidiegs Iff great joy."
Although, initheeilraletti , Btates we do
not observe Cherstrcuia with the same cere
Mentes and: outward rejoicing which char
acterises the day in Europe, yet it is, aske
have already said, a holiday more generally
kept than any known in our calendar, un
' less we itxcept the national jubilee. ft is the
season of family reunions—of the inter
ehangeof friendly courtesies—of giving and
't t.';'• '`• ' t receiving tokens of regard—of general re
joicing—of public amusements and festi vi
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eNs- ,' - • l c ;5- ties. It brings to the aged mind recollec
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703.:** I ieio«:4 ' ' 4 lions of the happy days of youth, and it is
r'el l4 4 lt ''' . .rt i • ' '" ' the season, above all others , which fills the
ee 44 ,,r e e 41 1 / 4 e. 74. "' t • .., young heart with joy. Care is banished for
J,Telit't• l ' l '7 el , ... ' - , awhile , sorrow is forced to hide her gloomy
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countenance , and all the world seems
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1 P( . 4 e- N e•-• .4 7- ..' . wreathed in smiles and filled with enjoy
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.r.: - . , 7-, , 1 .7 ,-, - . .... t: , We are glad there are times and seasons
r ••• i,' • e'rt 1 - ~ • - ..''„ , which bring so much gratification and
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enjoyment to both young and old, and for
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this reason we have always been in favor of
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holidays, for we believe that as nourishes_2
,'r ti of benignant sympathies, they are good, and
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more especially Christmas, with its good,
te•,.
.$ = ~.., 4 e a,l/4, old fashioned custom of presentations.—
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Such occasions are calculated to enlarge our
~ , ' -4 1 .4 ',. ' sympathies, and in the atmosphere of s'yin
e , ' ' , pathy the seeds of virtue acquire a fresh N 1
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ft. ...... N.! tality.unless It is to be lamented that our
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predilections for good are frequently exer f l
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,'re'" : I' • - • cued, they will soon grow blunted we re
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r ~.. . , ~,...,- ness and benevolence, thus giving full sc j t
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to the more generous and ennobling ',hut f. 411 ('' 4•-,
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~4 r,' " , ' Y'.•' fat yor social circle. The training V.l le
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,- tete , t 4 ' -.` ' ' . ,ire, is most favorable to the de' e loi meld
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!,1 0 1. ; :1, 0 ,1% , .. „. , ,I• , . "... • A the more kindly feelings of the hem t
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• find should, therefore, be brought into pia'
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whenever practicable
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•,‘ •- •• - „ , • . (They constitute not only the season mention
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t,tst .1/4". ft - C 1 • e I. . t Matt) le etelleared to us by the remembrance
,„A • / . , , , ~,, • of the birth of our Sax lour and the inetil
'-' 7 % " ' 1 :` ' ' ' '...1 culable blessings purchased for u- I LI ,
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eV ,- ' , - A life, sufferings, death and resurrecti. n ,
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4" K. * K .. .... '- 3 / 4 a day devoted to His honor, and as snafu
. ;: f .:r . , - --, should be respected by all who belie in
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'Hie divine mission and the redemption of
Ita , 4 - : , ." „ mankind, and it seems peculiarly• appropn
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.. 1 larth we should not only rejoice and fed
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~‘;',.,",' -0,.): •'‘' . ' 1 . ' • e% . all about us share the same feeling.
4 , .., ~", , ~. , ' ;I. etiiiiiitm'as holidays serve a good our
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for whomtaxation and amusement is more
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-'::: '"-:" r tier how, as that day approached, ii e filled
t t?' , - , »p ' '' •P- ' ?..-, • with isttip i katittiactA, and our little }start- beat
1.1%,';'f .1 , , .;: ' - "44. faster and more jubilant in anticipation of
4 . 1 ,4 ~ ''',l_,' ''.%•-` ; , • s .11 the visit of tlie h childresn'li patron saint• jolly
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4 te.,6. i cec _-, .„:1 - 4. 4 old "Santa Claus," We then thought one
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promised reward of geed behavior approach
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, delay was cohilicensatetA foi•, and the "lant'
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, . _ 1 ,,, , w A k., 9R 40,4 0 , vym truly astonishing.
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MONDAY MORNING:
"The season for courting, for weddings and cake.
For turkeys and pndthiags, and all the good thlugK.
For eating and drinking, for happiness' erike.
And eoanng with poets on fancy's bright wings "
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orq. Ate holiday will not come up to the
anOtApatiOnt We regret this, forwe should
to see their . cup.of.lier.piness overflow.
Mg. is One of the great features of
Chriattries---the enjoyment of the young.
TO ttlTtlzt ittwill ever be a season of mirth,
merriment; and unreggined enjoyment.
The'svjoiments of " children of a larger
growth" sdisa.liteo3,l4o4r,tir t ; the relax
alomarona the toils of business, which i ,,,at
some seasons is absolutely essential, and me
expansion of feeling produced by the genial
eastoinsof. titeiima, are not without benefi
cial tiffeeta. Then, too, the parting with
the oldrt.t . fxr and the welcoming of the new,
with , the festivities attendant-•, on both, are
suggesii eof agreeable and soldmiTtlioughts,
which Must teach us the holy lesson of good
will to flUr fellow creatures. If the feelings
thus aroused could bapermanent, we might
Predict en entire change in the social pro
clivitist3 and habits of our commuity, and
qurselv,es upon the incalculable
improvement to the cause of morality
Witin ir .wou t isl ensue.
then, - itri , jeitreitray, hAartily
wish all tughtir wir.e n es : alie may fall. " a
mem, t t rysting that they may
enjoy tt.in every proper way, and thattliey
may live to drink, at many Christi:nag °an- i
ners, a toast to " the day we celebrate."
Virginia - 15emar:ra'tie Plfate ronVention
Ate' Meeting of the Democratic members
of 'di+ , • Claft+il Ekisembly convened in the hall
of the !loose of Delegates, on Tuesday even
ing, the 20th of December, 1859, it was re
solved.that theBtate Convention be he t id'.:ie
the city of Richmond, on Thursday, the 16th
day of February next.
The Natianal Democratic Quarterly he_
views for 1 4 1evetatrer 1859.
We have rleoulyo4 . thia valuable dem.Eßatic
rflftlyiyubitabed by lion. TbOmaa B . flor
vtl4e; 'Wteltingion city, andive gill take VICa -
'461 at artiferly day, to notice Il, L at large—in
tbe,tuesol4l:4o2oltWiii92lo it3o.sll4PUNic
Path) Post.
DEC. 26
C EIRISTMAiI.
MEMMMIIMI
Georgia Moving
The Georgia State Convention, call,al by a
caucus of the Democratic. members o„Libe Lt.r.3;
gieluturi, assembled on the Bth iner t ,; at Mil-
TtOs 4tiiis of thellewocracy is fa-
vorable Seciretstryltobb, It passed a rests-
•-•-.
lotion piksentiii - Wliiro. Cobb as a candidate for . ;
the ChairUstolf , Convention, and also:
Irßesoltaq, That we. will send ‘lidegates to
the National Democratic Convention to be
held in Charlet-ton —that we ',W I :, our,elves to
the support of the noul;nee ot that t'onventlott
upon the rendition that it determines to main
tain
the equality of the State= and the right- ..f
the South—that we will ylehl nothin.z, thoie
rights i.c t/ but trill Ae
tna!, i a -trict and untiaahliell adherence
Ito the doctrines and principles on the MI hit, t
aif slavery and the rights of the South in
common Territorire of the Union, which hat j
been recently declared by the Suprcille Clourt
'of the Tinitea States.
Resolved, W ith this exprea..ti:m of our opin-
OUT delegates to the National Democratic
Nominating Convention shallbe untranitnel
!led in their action, except as to the selection of
a ctuididate respecting the principles indicated
'in the first resolution.
The Convention selected sixteen delegates to
'go to Charleston. The following are the four
delegates at large: the Hun. J. T. Irwin, the
'present Speaker of the House of Representa•
'Oyes: the Hons. John 11. Luinpkin. H. L
Bunning and H. It Ja:lstiocili. The
Io
are the Hun C. J M'D inalil
ernor the Hon T. Butler King, the Hon liVrn
,H. Stiles and Col 0. A. Lochrane. Tne pr , •-
ceodings were very hartnuniowi. anil the de: , -
gates selected are men of high character and
unimpeachable Democracy
The other State Convention es:: d hr the
other wing of the Georgia Democracy. whir h
controls the State Executive Ci•ininittee, wiil
meet in Mardi next. It denies the right of a
Legislative Caucus to call State Convention,.
and will select another ilelTtlon to represent
the State stCharl,iton. These w;:1 be then tn..
delgg - ations from that State at th,• National
Convention.
Gov. Packer's Letter to Gor. %%Ise
It was not until a tiay nr two sine, that ;Lie
brief, but eurro,t and manly
Packer to G the 11,r
per'a Ferry ditlieulty, met .ur et.• Wt pub
-1,,h it thin, tr, a !I',
al:ed t
Brief, conei.e and direct.
LOU ." 1.t1.11., and t. at
bold and in,lt t ori,i , nt, ye: en::r.er e,pur!..,
and pstri,di
PEN N,YLV , 1 k. ; F. ( .11,k Eft
Harrif , ../rgb. l'a .
Y Our It-Wtr•r Uit. het%1,0•••:, t
Ilarrisor,borz , trerit.ta,
tii thi, inorning 0 2 u;:
whom you r4er, hot. It !mu,. u,. 11`
!earn. was 7i , 11.17,t1 :
was theft v.rffdt!vt,u , , \‘l,:f h v v. \ u
•rbstructad by esuard
t in nd
Ppnn; ienrlln Ens
g•inla hail no right to lititiCipate ',Lilt Nl,' 1,
ri ,, t do in the I„tare The inf , rtuatl
hate riwvir.d in regard I, a
cue John En wr, wt; I 1111 , i3O:te‘i,, Lie
In the sequel. titter , v and
far az I'. nr,‘y , var:la i= , • , I.,•ert •
eei or wili wo r-suit nny •rti. , :l v ur
rdr.rs .r ekewhero, to he mad , ft dtp , t,
r. ft refuge f-r
Iron) , )ther why t
white war t:r. , r r-
When that , tL,
Val"li3l 6111111 1.••• n• all
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tal:y rind.rxtod 1V:.1 F.
F.:. lit , Ex-eik.ncv th- -
Appeals to the PreeldeLt from Decision- or
the Departments.
A 8 applicatt ,, ns ure !nude t the
President rf th^ T:nitei State , by clairnt.r.te
vvho eon,ider them,' agri , ved by the
ciatuna of the hez,l6 t the csecutive depart- !.
merits, and wt.o, thrr. , f, t i; peal t. t. r
reversal of thf‘ ,- -e it dr..twed prop- Le t.t., ate r. 1 At., t. at..•tt k. sihr.e
er to publishth.. , nt..t .r 'h ht
tta ,
by the President to a highlytall-' hank , .
. o I t A tird
iDg tlrm, whlch lo- - II t „ • i,,rti, n , ,t to nn
dining to 011Lortal -11‘ It/. L'eh ri 4t•
WA,IIINttrUN. I).`C
I hay. , ~I.r
;se 'rthl rr t sot. tnin:n.... a i-ruies spi.ca;
from tidis..itior. of the • retary of
nod's& )on et, two t• • First h,s r•
permit. you to Ituitt,lt at Sail Prar.ciat so ail%
portion oir lLe 14. , VI•rntio lit tents tli: .14
1- • th:rg tH ,, r , •thott n k rt
under the proposal, of ale
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17th of Decetnteir, : and sei,dtd, 111, re issisbei Ihe I,t..itt,a,
fusal to refer the questton to the A tt.iriii.) v!! th
General.
ant%wer, 1 have to litfor:tt cots that ac tip
peal does not tic to the Prt-tdot,t Iro,nt
of the beads of the d tiereht Ext. titdve
departments. This has beet. settled both i.r
Judicial decisions and by the ores ti , •• tn.
government. including that of the tire- sd
ministration. Their nets and 11H•1-1.0 u 6.
Acts and decisions of the Pres'deni, b.r n h:ett
he is held responsible ; and they are itta in last 1 , ,
in all mom of difficulty and importers,. It 1•
for this, besides tiler reasons, that • alum.:
consultations are held two e,ll each week, isto•f, ,
where question. of public lilt,rt'St,to ttu.‘ A
arise, are canvassed and decided If the Pre 1„,
st d hi. • . h as , ;„,. 1
nKnt r sublime
dent were hound to hear appeals from Lead- „, , ,
of the di ff erent departments in as; 111,, 1.t.r0 •
w „ r h
east strengthened the -11,1,1iLi tile bereaved
claimants consider thetnsels es aggrieved , st
would be impossible for him t o tt, wetter, "Slff r 0. t me auto
labor. In that teas t ive . r y claimant di-,;1:,(1- rue, and iorbid them re.; ;or ~f 4;len 1. the king
ed with the dixusion of any dopartmf [night ! dom ~f ttenv,t, strikingly
appeal to him for redress . and be nould ,
ch
obliged to resexamine the documents and papers th„ gentle who, once trc,re on each
and re-hear the arguments whir h i r on beet, retat Christmas, becoming a little child.
submitted to such d• partment. and either oild, to every hearth stone, and pt.
tic on the
affirm, reverse or modify its deci.d• shining CI, ruiimis tree !hon. gifts which make
This would enurelv change ii;o, mate rein 11., heart , • 1 / 1 1t1 Ito its , and
tions with his confidential advisers, rt , triv , rl:ll,4 add ie.; r e t o his „ye a , vi
them into inferi. , rocourL, i.ntn-elf tint. is
superior court of errors mind app-ais
there w..u:d r,,, private
part;:•a and Lb., g,,s ,, rnii;••• \1 too
chtiort of the head of a depaz was we: fifty gcnt.cm, ti, tin n iuding th , American
of the clairmint.it would be lirrii; h.it, if it ucr.• a ter, Congro-s, met thi , city, on
against the ell, marit.ls, u. u:d I, sr to at,
append to the President. frie truth is, au, h ar.
appellate Jurisdiction Wwouldrender it urn p.,su
r'L'it" I.
ble or the l'resident tt.d),cnarg.. lon, hi g h loots p 10 01 A • - IL suvr-qi was
to the country, and would reN , It'd his Lidice „ H „,,, , cmurifit.
'aim- in the last resort
into a tribunal to hear and determ in v e
to• of , hue, ati , l Aube/Van., HY It/ the
Nut
18 there th. iewit
, t „ pr.l .‘l,lLll.t, part.
urisdiction I,n; vtu, 1.1,1 ( 1 11,` CcnsUGaivn
:4, 1 , 556, (486114a-3 A Col.r;“1('Iniul- • tho , P,•eht; •,; secwil
.uoh e!,:zPs Lev, pr.,•;.i, p
hat C.urt or to Conv,r , ,,, I L, , ~•H \
refer you 1 \IR , HI k N s •
Hon. a. Rllack
ne t I ' Itud . 0 &et
8.-thfOr.l homo I ;.9N. it , l'acel c.•. • k -are. 'Let, e
mut remadY
r BOWlllah, advocate.': the 4 ;Mill.. lh.• At- ' •-.( the
Fli 1.. aN- .14erLieLl, createsa healthy apf.,
.orney Ginna-rat ~ 1 I - -Intl I.r
~
just
ja n i rlv r a .e zr . y
" If h.. liaz.ftfe $
Tort: 1.- . r Dirkin.roi. irtrinia Huhu r, ';'0013 of It
,u..hatta, ap4aka much to its favor See advert/ten:Ktt
(korgi., 1, , r . Cobb. Illinois livr Douglas, but iu another eliltinin
Rend Whero repre 4 elltAllaa man , f the great Ikernavt 9 ; r lYoltaii — d ' ls t ihteo.r('-seiu.ulpuu'i:ut4p in,icZ°L,t,,u,..
Stat. , -1 P.•nrivylvaniq p ublic in" of ,)-1414111 ;i: 14 fo r7 li d intru at iv o c n elet d „ o n "r tetcl o r cit h* ci t u e de l
ne d graat
Judge Black warrant.. tia fully in regarding ..ity tmitanoa.,wlaion the public should guare in d uce d
.rehaelug. b""t u Ilupunl Li Lltat,uur name
him. as that man.— on the label of every larttle you buy.
IJE:S .A HIN PAGE Ja. % C
, C), Suitt Proprlet.orm, fro
Yes. Pr.nnsylrania has her Black, but ;he
r , eteeeu I'u - et Sonond .Parnituzylt.
has also her Buchanan—her favorite who
is neither dead nor sleeping, and the
‘'i t t.PprEnzellta Livr , Marl of the great State of I et ri
sy Ivan i Whvn our good mother di,clar....t
it time .mough to beget
or adopt another. ".1. chairompty 'le
the word unQwavod " 1. tar Kin"!
empire unpossesestal g"
Sympathizing With the Pope.
tisrdinal Wisernan left London Mt tha 20th
_November for Rome. The Cardinal takes with
him an address of mpathy from the Pope
of tte Roman Catholic Clergy of Westmin
ster, and he promises that he will lay it at his
Holiness' feet with his own hands.
Achllli
Rev. Dr Achilli, a somewhat noted scamp
has been arrested on a charge of adultery
Bowman.
Geo. W. Bowman has been nominated prin
tar for the Senate.
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NiAt•tiNlt FUND SOCIEI V.—A meetmgo(the
:I•ociatitlnurs cn Lou diAattiatc Fund entitettl' t will.
be Itt , nl tit use HALL, rfth stre4)t. nu I Urtt . lDAY:D•oom
her 111, at ti ocluek. PAI-, for the ittity, e e 0: fleeting
tie 13:21 n5O,
_ :1 , 1! The
WHEREAS. Lt-tternie-tzumentary on thy
ebtaki a FLO E kil TANNER, late of the Cut yof
P.t.taburgh, decoavect, nave been granted to the under•
tagoed as permloNirviebteed to baud Oblate are requaat
to W.l , :e mtmedwte paymeut., and all those baying
CI, rm, agent sal decadent will pre.W.lt them, duly
auti,outicated for settlemeut,
ltdkot
_
Egg:, ju,t. received and for
JAMES A. FETZER
CorllBl. Market and Fm ir Ktreeia.,
4u(;E:WiIEAT FLOUR.— 100 bab,
tbs.each. oholee.ituckwheat_ klcrur. Li/st received
an for bale by JANES A. FETZER,
deb! Market And trot AtreeiN.
•
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
we by L A. IFAFLISTBTOCKA CO, k,
de:k. oor. Fiat and Wood*uit-
CITOAR IMINGES, Beijing cheap •at
ILI de HOMES, 77 Market-It
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Christmas in Berlin
From [lie Home Journal
We were fortunate enough to amid Christ
i rues in Berlin. 1 the greet testtral Lit Ger
i many. For weeks the note of prePtration pad
been SOUil , lea To , -tore: w e re dress e d intbeir
gayrb: attire, and radiant with glitter and
show The pipe.shois, in a place where every
thing smoko, , but the chimneys, form, PS a
13:1141..kir v course. a gay fi.taillie in the Beane.
Th*e are tilled with pyramids of porcelain
pipe bowl s: s o me of them corm - de-11d most fahu.-
Mimi prin.,: Here, too. may be observed pipes
of the most beautifill amber, amber mouth
piece:, smokiugcnps . tastefully embriLidered,
c pouches braided in gold and silver,
and nil the paraphernalia belonging to a habit
WI.ICIJ line Made snoiking n tiatiiinal necessity.
The imiifiiitiotiers, shop• are also at this season
full of sweet thing-. made with strange ciovi-
Oea fiir, wait to his tobaia,,, ii. cc the German
L'i'e cake. , and t•weelmeets Every day, on
the Linden, at the hour of bigh noon. you will
find these cotife,tionaries tilled with well dress
ed citizrfis, sipping the luscious chocolate, or
partaking or tie rich cake, or still richer pas
try, which the German baker inanifesta such
skill in preparing. For we•-•k, , t.-fore Christ
mas, thcaps,onfr,tio: my Sr,• tilled with
cakes of every form 111111 der done in sugar
and chocolate lint tile ni.ist curious and in
teresting Fight of iii, i. th, !wig array of booth
'ir fair stalls For several days before Christi
nee the large twill in front and b e .
hlrdi the palace. and all the streets radia
ting from tho•in, at, tiled v.;th thousands of
fair staii=. -'len booths, roofed
.ce r an flomied Nothing can excel the ex-
e.tve and vaned as,rtinent,.l ebildren's toyH
1-.1.1a . It real it the geniu, of
t.ere ex In blted the rir h and varied
be, treasure-ti,ei 4e to the wunderlng
!d, r••!: II •n , are 1111-
rl•tniaz tr , .•,, and a.e they
I/I ti
wa4-:.- lAsur re
th.- ,t...ry
t,;4lk !
try., ta.• tilerPlr the
S 11. vi tip
r t-i- - r _ .
bt.nlL , ,ld re-t . agnu, nre
ir: f , t.rruur.l-
..d ht the f—_,t v.:th ,14a;.„ ..tili.r6 urt ,
:;,tter:ng. g I nr,d len! hnt Itlg the
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st , ho -, lll , tuse lU I.llrl igar.l
The e•ectore of ao much of Lite ' third ward an tea
• rt 4 and West of , r 111 11.3 1 / I ,Cl,(w.aX preclunt No. 1
ward, ve s t at tne hone- of F awns Jatnl
e. on toe oto nest f Sixth and t • rnhlideld ....creet•
TM eLeatalfif t.tte Ilard Stud as 1 / 6 3 .t.tutn and
I..aet of Grant :treat., being pretuiwo No 2 of ~.td .card,
vow at tho in , eca rf W C .ITll l e, at tf,e troor
vrWylae and lite nel streets.
The elecuors nrl.he .1,, I w. 4 vote at the Pub.
I o etono ,, l Hour- at ••Pood ward
lb. electors of so ue1, , 4 the ash.,
E.a ,, 0 of edam. -trram, battle pre , int - t N , I of a. , .1
a arcs, no: *Lox, Hon... •.•0 I.l.6nrty
‘llaalL In Elawlpre,oact
Thn 1 1 . the Paul Ward aS dert South
.in• I Wes: .4 Agates -tr.•.s, rw , rly nrarinot No 2 ,•f maid
ward v. ,I visit at ihn Tubes - . f0b...4 !10na.., on Ihe o•of
hnr •!I'.a• azd nt.rnnta aa. , l pre,ll:l
1.1.« wart•••••llQte al the 11.11.1.
• Noun '5,.x. I ant
11,e ~ ector. it the ineenth nal.) w.•t.-e- al as. Pill.
.....I.•ra wa.,l* v.do at Shp I .
e. 111.5... in not war I
I 01......t0r* of List •• •Itall. *rad in.'! • at 11,6
H wart
5 , 7,1 tinder my him 1.1 And Idas. woad of lt.e ata.,d
• is, 1./ '.134.1a of lallaorul•er, A it. la&lo
HENRI A WEAVE 11. .May or.
I 1 1 1 • if F VIT E.` 4 STI
.4 Al Al I. , N•- , tn 'IIII'R.WDAY M , RNINI.,I j
:non at 1 viii the entire Nor
ltrna 1.•/.1g niacin sin land. In Stir p. , ) , Q1a1 and
r •Uad.ros alah.l lhor and (..r lwany year..
I , y Monts J & Irr , ut , • , .tner of Fr... and
allieklatranin
• in tli larga • ont •rti ill 1. , aell I, •
•• law t ••••••• nod extunlne for
SA Eli{ (01 r.g)) ft-111)Pd. for ))))1.•
1.-1., t.trtilt,• ‘ , l no , r, !I,at,
11 A k• A H.:Nr.ST• n'K
ct/r at.
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it
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Political
[h.. Al u•i~.
The Great H..lland Remedy
1Ett..1.-
,plr 4drertistiments
A M PriLLocK, Sec M F b
Lxecuton' Notice.
JAMS P. TANNER,
ROD Y PA TI',ERSON,
Execu tons
. .__ r .._~:—.-fib
.., r--
On Tuesday Evening, December 260,1869. f
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
TATEMENT OF THE DOL LA R 8A V.
INtiti BANK, for tha aix mouths ending Novell
het 3001,1869. In the market. It 15 the NE PLUS ULTRA, designed
.511210t1L1t due to Dep.:law - a, for bemlemen and Lad,es wear To be had only at
June 184.1369 ....... .
A rn•L received from Itepoml
tore for last six rnontha
Amount paid itepoottors
during last Rix months
A nu, out. due Dr•npum.U,rs,
ez
clnnive of Dec,
Amount of Cotningrut Pond
Jooel ft.
I ut , rbgt Accotad ........ • .
Totto tunoutlL of Liasl I I
Bonds and Mortgag,li
Stock In Pataburgh Banks
Bills of Exchange
Flxtur,s
Cash on hand
"A Inouittof Interest and eon
tio.•11! tund. Nov 30, I nai,
Uv idend due Dep.m)U,rs, Le •
reinter let, Ps.Sli
Leer ,ng as Contingent Fund $ ti 4
The Trustuen hare thin day declared n Dividend
THREE PER CENT out of this prorita of the last I
inunthn, payable forthwith. If not dray u will bear inter. •
eat ft orn December let. CHAS. A COI.TnN.
Pittsburgh, December 8. 1559. Treasurer.
dhe undersigned Auditing Committee respectfully re. I WE ARE SuIN OPENING many nov
pmi, that they have oxamined the Treasurers Semi-An• rho... in WIN F:R siiaohle for
nual Report for the six months ending November 3oth.
,stio, and that the) have also examined the assets, roti
of Roods and Mortgage., of Exchange, CHRISMAS PREIENTS.
rountel the rash on hand, and find the ..MA tx• rvr. '
rect. and to correspond with the above report.
Signed, W. S. HAVEN,
P. A. MAILEIRA. Fur Groves,
JNo H. Nf ELL“R.
=MIS
. .
pROCLAMATIOS.—Crn . OF PITTSLICRuII,
SB.-In accordance with the provisions of an Act
of the General assembly of the l'ornmonwealth of Penn
vlvania, providing for the incorporation of the city of
Vaishurgh, and of the i - ariolls supplements to said Act.
I. liETlrt' A. WEAVER. Mayor of said city. do issue
o,ls, my pro.cdtmation. that on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN JANUARY. A 1' 1680, being the ad day of the month,
the "freemen of each ward of said city." muddied to
vote for inembers of the House of Reprosentativ..B of
t tin f.'otornonwealth. will meet at the several places of
'lolling elections in their respective wards an I precincts
and elect by under the provisions of an act of An.
..einblj passed the let!. day of May. A. 1 , 18:07,
One person to nerve as Mayer of said city.
One person to serve as Com rei ier of said city, and
(h., n pers on to 'eras cis Treasurer of tail cite,
Etter of whom slot.; 1,-1,1 their otlice for two years
On the same day in , i , inform,ty to the is tore recited
authorities, and Infs.) to the ordinance of LiiiloPre
dle
lus tad city. thy , itirotia Gf the
tint Wont will elect by ballot coy person t.. •... a mein
tor of the Select Conned of said city. 1 / 1 3.1 litre p er
non• t.i ie mem hors of the Common Council
.5t.c0n...1 Ward, one pieraou to be a member of the
and two, persons members of (tie CoilitriuD
tit 011.
th,/ Melt, one perstizi o t n member of the Select
and r , ..r person.. to be ineud..en of the Common ,
In Germanv is
bright tint!
when
I ,, •ar•
\\*Lnt
Chr,..t.
:1111pt,
,? n❑
•.;,;t •
t,n, t
, , (~ rula
MEM
DIME=
1, 1 n: LILL,IIIIi4
W•rrd. , e I) ( In I Z!, t
n(„1 three his . .., th he tat nd•erl Itit•
k • 'A. Ward, or,_ It, be k intzalwi 11, I
tve r.e member, of Illy tononoL
(moron k , tie ► ral&lll , ,t of th« ii+fir
qua ure pe o roiviii9 (C c.o member, of tho Co:nr, 01.0
I.• ' N. u.,.$
rerz.3t. 1)., A M.lllt-er r (~.(elect
111:1,1 CA, rscc.c rc 3 t r>cc litettlbAry .1 tae
Irarti. LIPP IA . T•00 C.)14) A trlettlt,t of LIM 1 , 4 , it . ‹ . 0
nud three pArSOIDI t, tr. Tnetnt,org ,f th e rernm or
ountl
!MIMEO
r. I t
14 1 - 44 t. 4 to- peret.o lG t, a motor-or .4 ii/e irosot
h:.l Oret perse o- oo o.tonbero o: A: . 4roinuL
(..:441 . A.• I,
1 teltt.l wlggati, .4'11.11 Le CitlalltieU w serA• ILI a t.o.ooterr
: Zr'. House of R..r, - ,,t.f1t1,e"
At tt, e!0c0..A.0, La 1.21,.1
dcy of Jan,nry A. I. 150.,
I se c4. ,, nr , • It' , V,r-t rota at it:- Pnti7
: J
V, 4,,r
._11;
~ kt I
• 10. , i .1: OW
IIIE=1111!11
(;071111t1I
rt.wt 1., ;10 gr•ui
\•'.h'. If
and
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, AND PRIVATE, HOUSKS,
ANDERSON & PHILLIPS,
Bi)AßDs__
CHM MEN: ril EN 'KERS, and Chesb Manuals, nu great
vanety, at
de=
WILLIAM BENNET I
I t i, staled
BEN NETT & CAMBOLL,
r regard to
r Critter
BRANDIES ; WINES ; GINS
Old Monongahela & Rectified WhiskyAr
L(N I)4 ilsl P IR'PER A NI) liRoWN )17
P r, to
SAUCES, NETSDPS, SALAD OIL, &C.,
NO. 120 WOOD ST
AND GENT'
BUFFALO OVERSHOES,
FANCY GOO Ds
41E11.- A Pref.h asgortmout papt race, red At
D SEED--Clean and fresh
SPALLL'Gb PREPARED GLUE.
Catawba Wine, at Slyer battle , French Blacking, by the
dozen or pot, fine assortment of sponges Baker's Cad
Liver (Al; Old French Brandy; Perfumery and Fancy
Goode, for sale by 8. JOH &STUN,
de24 enreo r of Smithfield and Fourth sts.
VALL'ABLEMS AT IatTION.-
On TUESDAY IN°, Dec. 27th, at 7 o'clock,
at the Commercial nagg No. 151. Filth atreet, will
be bold
-30 share' ClOizens' Book of Rigs burgh.
60 shares Allegheny Brjase Coikailay,
10 thane Allegheny insurance M . Lnpitay.
that J. aDA flatigneer.
. . ..:..L1 A,,,....
NMI ativerfistments.
E COOPER OETRA TROUPE cHRIs
ti
Tmip,
—nrc
vir
Will give the Opera of
rr.ll F. Al( 8T SER‘'ICEA BLE PItESEN
THE BAHEER OP B.EVEILLE J. r a PAIR OF :NICE
PITTEBUROEI THEATRP.
4QT - Bux Book now ope!
$11..1.3 ~.v
$ v 2.
1u.u75 49 • 17,5iV
ISJETS
t 187,8413 (14.1
4 39
41.5.43 /12
E 17,1
1.707 54
CHURCHES,
MANITACTUREI. , Ftt
NO 150 WATER HTREN7I
CHESS HOARDS;
KAY & 6.5 wood street.
DAN. J CARHOI.I
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TOBACCO, CI6ARb,
W. E. SCHMERTZ t CO.'S,
60 31 FIFTH FITRBET
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
C 134,8. GIPNER
_ _ _,
, r .__ _~
New (Advertisements
BOOTS OR SHOES, SLIPPERS OR GUMS,
AS tit •nu he used geed a , lvatitaLize. alll the hest
place o, buy then, us at the Cheap Cash Store of
dd Market, hroood door from Fifth mtrret
Y., ❑tr Is ,•4111 vian.kur Tin •4.,,
G 'l'
$2213.348 bU
.14124
6d2tx.l
IIH NE \i' YEARS' PRES
fsr. Ult
8282.5117 4L,
KNIVEz RIFLEb
1)r ntlythlng n, :lie t I.Elt 1 lire. cheetp fur Wash At
s'-'99.946 SI
Pltlc ES NI K ED_ W N.— Nnw is the
time to boy tlr stinini and New Years' Presents.
Mant arrcle, unary-. 1 iMPkr. than New York £l O ,l
'KEEB MACIIUM,
17 Fltth street
)L 1 Di 1' JI"P,11.1.1
cdFi's f•i , H TILE >I:LLIU\
$ 17.340 41 UNPARAI.LI..F.I, IiARGALN;,:
CREE&
17 Fifth street.
HOLIDAY GOODS ! !
FUR COLLARS,
Kid Gauntlets,
Aleigh Robes,
Cashmere Mufflers,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY
tt.a be eoIJ ut RF:DUCE.I , PR;I:Ez,
L. HIRSHFELD SOS,
PA U LSON'S
HAT, CAP, AND FUR STORE;
I )1)1 . 1 I 1111- I\ )1)1.:CF:
THI- I
1 - 'I.TRS;
LADIES ORS, LADIES FURS
CHILDREN'S FURS, •
CHILDREN'S FURS,
CHILDREN'S FURS
‘,ENls' Fi kt GAUNTLETS,
GENTS' FUR CAUNTLE'Im,
GENTS' FUR GAUNTLETS
PAULSON'S, PIELSON'S,
A PS, H S R T S
L 6 V E. 8
HOLIDIV BOOKS
FOR I N59-'6O
KAY & COMPANY,
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phatus.tily the uuly.Machiue ever invented, ADAPTED
10 ALL RINDS OF WORE.
We are-uffnringauvrenor and warranted Machines for
ONE HALE rErz MONEY charged by other Agents (or
Machines doing the name range of work. Carat:La see
then, end thoroughly test before purchasing, at
No. ISO Market St., Up Stairs. '
, t , ,TAGENTS WANTED
d T/latiaw LASSCELL it NORTHROP.
Valuable Property for title
or Exchange.
20 ACRES, in Somerset county, adjoin
ing ag the town of Somereet, will be disposed of
by the undereigned•chettp•ifor cash, orin Sainhange for
property adjacent, aria the City of Pittabfirgh. The farm
is well unproved with valuable building! and barn, and
is a deatrable location for a stock or dairy farm Icirne.
diate attention is desired.- 6pplyto ' - •
dellmdrsv *4.RTIN POP at,
" Roder lkeidtirbet, Pa
' 17 •^; " VeitY
EW YEAR,
JOS. H. BORLAND,
It F. S 'I
SKATE
Hull\ ET . L ErS,
so. 136
ood refit.
A RI . WRI(tiT A YOUNG'-,
No. AA Weßtd odreet
Silk Scarfs and Ties,
Winter Gloves,
HOSIERY,
No o 3 W ).,41 tree
7 3 W, EET
I I \ 'l' '4
FL EMI Ni G'
.r7 l or Wc., .4.13.1:41Uti gtrm.o4
II &I.) Eda,, a
' d ~;~~+~ eet i
' Ply Adttertise
T
CHRISTMAS AM NEl#
4 39 io
DRY
FOR `).RESENTS
FOR THY
HOLIDAYS.
fil:R STOCK BEING VERY LARGE
and oornplete, and as the season is thus far ad
vanced, we are desirous of reducing It, and in order to
do . have MART EL DOWN a great many articles at
eueh prices that they moat sell rapidly.
DRESS GOODS :
BLACK AND COLORED BILK ROBEd, at $2O, $26,
$3O and $3O, some very nob, with Velvet Flounces.
FANCY DRESS SILKS, very cheap,at 60, 02%, 76 and
8734 oeuite to $1 and upward.
EHTRA RICH ALL-WOOL DELAINE ROBES, at $8
and $10; former pnees $l2 and $l4.
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
3745 CENTS AND UPWARD
Coburgs, 121-2 Cts. and Upward
HAMILTON, MANCHESTER AND PACIFIC DE
LA INES, 12,1,6 cents; e very large lot which formerly
sold at 25 cents.
DOUBLE WIDTH ALL WOOL PLAIDS, Sly eta
PRINTED FRENCH MHRINOB, tWi CALLS and
VERY HANDSOME UNCUT S ELVETS. (Cr Dresses.
A VERY LARGE LOT OF
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS
LAST GOODS. at 5 cents, wthlen ire formerly
sold at 12}6 cents. ,
RICH DARK CHINTZ AND BRILLIANTS,
A.B.D lI.E AT 14 CENTS WOR.TII 25 CENTS,
BHA WLS,
BRUCE kl AND Pi. k ID, LONG AND SQUARE. Also
ell Ilia new styles in revarsilde coutres, kr, sad a good
assortznent of
CHILDREN'S PLAID SHAWLS
CLOAKS;
PLACE AND COLORED, \'ARYINti IN PRICE-
FROM $3 $35
MOURNING GOODS !
131.4( K. FRENCH MERINOS, BOMBAZINES. 1511,K
WARP, CASEINIREFII. ALL WOOL DE
SLIAWLB, CRAPE.s,
VEILS, ITC
HOUSEFURNISHINC GOODS;
*heritage, Table Linen,
Table Cloths, Napkins,
Marseilles guilts, Toweling., So
HOSIERY, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
A fill assortment and at low pricer.
N EEDLE WO EliLl
COLLARS, at 5 1 ,0334, 2a, 8;14, 50 ota, and upward.
UNDERSLEEVII3, I:1)4 coots and Upward.
SETS OF COLLARS AND SLEEVE* for 60 cants—
WORTH ONE DOLLAR.
HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS,
In White and Colored, of all the popular et, le,
Domestic and Staple Goods,
OF ALL TEE LEADING MAKES, such as Shirting
tif uallns, Irish Linens, Checks, Tickhiga, Gingham/A,
Prints, Sat/netts, Tweeds, Kentucky deans, Red.
White, Blue, Gray, Green, Yellow and Plaid
Flannels, Canton Flume* Bleache . d,
Unbleached and Coleco:Land ahnpet
every article usually found In a
WELL ASSORTED stock of
DRY GOODS!
Ne
earo•Aly solicit ea exsmtrustion of our stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as it will undoubtedly be to
the Interest of every purchaser of DRY GOO [6 in this
market to do so, either at
Wholesale or Retail.
As we have a good many:articles that we are selling at
LESS THAN THE COST OF LIIPORTAION
GOOD BARGAI A.LW AV* ON RAND
C. HAIiSON LOVE,
(Formerly Young, Stevenson & Love.
74 ALAIXILET STRBUT,
Between ToFrth antDistecinci.
w. ~+,.,t3-.
- IV6
)PHARMACEIL
- AND - Alf
OPERATIVE C
E SPECIAL A'T'TENTION LW"
the purity and strength of Medici*
Compounds af Preseriptions And r.
Also, az tbegtbo re ealabliatnnier4let
•
A COtrIPLETE A3SORTidiEN'f
TO I LaaT A -r-x
PE4PUMER.Y..
Ceusfulk selected Iron Um best InauuLERN.
Dwelling House for 8
A FIRST-RATE three story
lions e; No. 68 Ross street, between
ou'rttratroSete7ls offered for sale, The .ho
finished e rk t . feeinitlftenltired_ ; bedt„
and'eold watet;.`paved'yarit: Gerne*t r
the whole building; Gas inneerly all the her
KOOO-41,000 ca• li, and the balance In aqua
merits, payable in alight yeah. p. ... r .0.00
first of Apra.
_
Enquire on the prernists. •
For .'
FOUR LOTS A DJI, -
VILL, each. 24 Jo 110 .
of cheap 1 nfunzation to
FIrE.
I ' : OE
THOS. CO)
CORNER FIFTD
are prepared to su
MEN with
FASHIONABLE 4300
OF TPE
A,n4 irO!ilafANSHl
and satinfactorll • .
NO. 102 I,
NO.
NOVELTII t ,
Receiving tioNnNuntinual
ROM TLIE EASTERN CITIES, wn't
F
vnal,l e d to utirr to the public the Beet Styled of
DRESS GOODS,
Reliable as to Quality,
And LOW IN PRICE We direet the attention of our
Lady cnatomera to our THIRD SUPPLY a
Raglans, Dusters and Shawls
etc D . HVaI:7B,
No. 102 'Market arld.lB Fifth stn.
PIANOS AN D MELODEONS
H 0 LIDA.YE4I
CitICKERING & SON'S
NEW SCALE
SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
THREE lITRING3 TO EACH NOTE
).e Trrbl —N. Felt Ilammer•—Braeed Bottpts, anel
ALB.O, THEIR
YEW SCALE S 1,2 OCTAVE PIANOS
ANEW LOT of the above
Piano Fortes Just received direct •
from the Martafactory of Chlekerlag 4
Sons, Boston, selected personally, for the 110,4.1DM1N,
censtsung of superbly Carved and Plain RoseWooid„Casea.
The public are respectfully invited to emit andexaM
lee these splendid instruments. For sale only by
JOHN H. HEL.LHR,
S..ie Agent for Cluckering Jr Bon's Pianos,
deli) for Pittsbu • h and Western Penrea.
MASON & HAMILii;S
BOSTON
MELODEONS.
PoETABLE ROSEWOOD, 4 1 4 Ocinve, 04.1
PORTABLE ROSEWOOD, 5 ovtavea ,d 6 D.
PIANO STYLE, Rosewood, Oetaves,
100
PIANO STYLE, " •• donblereed, • 00
PORTABLE ROSEWOOD 6 " 1,10 00
All of the above Melodeons have
THE NEWLY INVENTED TREBLE FORTE STOP.
Atii-Ju.t. received, dh - eot, from Boston, a nine an_pply
of the above splendid instrument*, end for eallk etalfggi
no; FACI'oRY PRICES.
JOH NH. HEtLLOR; •
N 1 W 001616120
DECEMBER ltt.
FROM THIS DATE,
JOSEPH W. SP.EPTOM,
No. SO Market,
WILL a
kr .OSE OUT HIS SI7RERICiIt
SILKS, SHAW LS,C LOAKS, II~ERI OS
AND DRESS GOODS,
I: ANIC
pc M C •
dull
CHRIST A €.1.1.ri:1.1
T HOSE DESTI4NG TO."
Presents for the Christmas ihrllY2::Wilaill 0310 1
to call at
NO. 51 FIFTH STREET,
AND P:XAiiINE TEE
WILCOX & GIBBS FIRST CLASS PREMIUM
SEWIENG ItIRMAIN#I
Intel:, are being sold with ell
meats, at a very low prlee. The FratakVll Inthte4h
thew Report on SEWiNG MACHINES, say
"The WILCOX k GIBBS SEWING MACHP.,
nearer than any other, all the requiretnen4llolslo7
IT. IS TM AS pRg, , •
BEAUTIFUL FENDERS,
Coal Vases, Fire Irons,
PLATE WARAHUK TgAYSAND VOW
TIN AND BRITANNIA TEA BIM; at
CHRISM - IAB FREgYt; T 8:
WiT MORE SITITAILE !FOR A
r t Acharßn/aent than a BCC ftilirolderisa PUNS)
•ANtr TABLE -auvart, or a nest R Qt . Ormtilit; mare
h4aITtoARK Wither Pomfort and MottaWaingY
Cirol than a rich VELVET
_Boar a awl
B CARPETAII 01whic erivittla Wks
. •
Tarierrof
HOUSE - FURNISHING 'GOODS, "'
Will be furnialted at, Ir if pticeitifta:fitty , 4iti OLD
onPrr WASEitOO
• w. atingurtoo*, ' •
No. in
.. 4Ekket 'steak Pit4tiarak Pad
MEI
cl4ll,
~y '
'_.l
Smithfield and Ti - ' ll
FOR THE
T. J. CRAIG'S,
wow) la n
Five door