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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
Prospects Of Peace and " ar.


WASHINGTON lee. q. l545.
Outward appearances would indicate the rees
tabishment of the catcnte cordial between the
great RuEalo of Missouri and the Old held Bull OF
Tonnesee the hitter thinking very wisely 1t is bet
ternot to be gored when you can help II Santa An.
mas letter 10 Gen Taylor has cast damper on the
spirits Of fthosewho were counting on aspeedyPeace
Nobody here now pretends to name the year that
the sword is to be shcntbel. Suppose the Mexican
Congress were TO say to the President" Pay our
debt 10 your citizens and take TO the Rio Grande in
cluding the Caliornins on condition. that nee had
abolished Slavery, you stipuate in the treaty. that
Slavery shall not be reestablished over any portion
of territory from which it had been banshed by
laws Would Col. Polk sign such Treaty II
he did. would the Scnate ratity j; How. then.
ask again. arc We to have Peace VIII not capi
tasts asl; this question Can the Government
expect to get money 10 carry on this W ar al
least until the interest ofi6e Deb; is amply Provid
ed for WFheE it comes 10 be "clear and indis.
putable" that the question Of Slavery is involved
in the issue OF :iie War. can money be borrowed
10 carry il on Yours. PEDRO.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
DISPATCHES roR TIE TRIBUNE
ey ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH,
SENATE. .WAsHrsc.


All. N. CLAYTON presented petition signed
By rncn Of all parties praying chat Congress should
use speedy and efficient means 70, terminating the
War with Mexico and ensaring an honorable
peace.
Nj CLAYTON said he conceded with the views
OF the ueracsislists and would DO all be could 70
cooperate With them. be. he could see no way to
obtain peace bat fighting out the wsr- He would
therefore vote all the means asked tor by the Coz
erpmert. The idea that any party IN TINS country
,rss opposed 10 the Government he thought was
absurd.
The Committee On the Judiciary reported the
House bill for the admission Of Iowa, without sA
amendment
Mr. YuLEE moved an amendment to prevent the
division Of the lands granted FOR public improve
rnent 70 any other purpose
A.,cr some debate, the amendment was voted
down 40 to Q and the bill finally passed.
Mr. ASHLEY Introduced bin 70 grant lands to
Arkansas In aid OF public Improvements
Bills were reported from the Finance Committee
70 establish branch rllints in New York and Charles
ton.
The Senate ther adjourned over until Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Personal explanations were made by Mesars. BAR
CLAY and MARTIN.
Tn. House refused 20 suspend the rules IN order
tn call upon the States for resolutions, &c.
The resolution offered by c. J. IsGERsoLL, yes
to-day. for closing the debate the President 8
Message was postponed
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Presidents Message
Mr. GoBDos made a speech in defence Of the
war.
hir. Roor followed, and pronounced the war tn
Just and unnecessary.
Mr. Bowiis also made speech which conelud-
ed the debate.
The committee tller rose and the House adjourn
ed orer I'll Aiondsy
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MARRIED :.

On ,he asi inst BY Rev. DR.. wsinwrisa, JAxF.
PRICE 10 HARRIET LOUISA only dsushte. OF e..
lyman Can6ee. Al Of ,his c,y.
AZ wilkesbs-rc. Pa on Thursday morning Noro,,tS,
10 by Rev John Dorrsree, J. LAWRENCE DAY. " h
OF Madison Morris Co y. J. TO H.ss SARAH BUYERS
eldes, daughter OF William Hiber. Esq. Of tie .o.er
plsce.
A, New Brunswick \ J on the s3i inst by Rev. Dr.
Davidson, WILLIAM D. MEEKER. OF ihis city 10 Ar
By + daughter OF Hon Edward Mundsy, OF AaE Asbor
Mich and grand daughter of Ph,ness Mundy, E,c q
Metachin. New Jersey.
Or Thursday. Dec ~ a, the South Bspss, Church
By Rev Charles G. Sommers Mr.. AIMING SNTTH, {;
Milton 20 Miss SUSAN daughter OF Conrad Josta, &
this city.
Thursday morning. 24th inst b. Rev :. FNresiH NJ,
SAMUEL FLOYD to Miss ELIZABETH 4 FAIR:
CHILD, sl OF Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
DIED:

IN this city, al past 10 o'clock 4 NJ Tharstsy sss
2i,h inst Hon ERASTuS ROOT in the 1i;h ycss Of 81;
sse.
His friends sHt the pablio generally srs respeet.Ir
informed that his remains viii be removed freq. No :
Wsrrcu-st 70 the foot ci Duanes; Saturday tie ~
inst at pas, oclocS A. Vi with view ;n,esrcr n
Delhi the place Of his late residence.
On Thursday the 9Th inst. MARI MILLER, relic, oe
Henry Maler in the 6Uth year OF her axe
Her frieads and those OF her sons. Win rr.dkF
Edwin y Chss f. and John 5. Miller requested !,
attend the funery from her late residence No y S,,s
on..t near the Bowery. Sunday the 27.h ina, a.
o'clcck r. VI. 't5 Il
A;Ne7l Ipsssich y h OF consumption E,nilv wiz. ,f
Lieut. Jssacs P. Mi.isr. L. :. Navy. 81.
At CirS anst 5th. Livingston Csdy. Re belonged %
Col Mt&Aelvs Regiment OF Ohio Volunteers under Geo
Taylcr end was ,akcr sick az Natamoros
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
General Notifies.

r. Sabbath School Anniversary and Jaisxx
lie Concert, this (Chtstrss evening" at tho senyfst
Church. Delaney. Tho exercises win consisa@pS
loEuea aud Addresses In prose and poetry ~fi.rn -,
OCCASION literally inerspersrd YSh singing by nc
Solos Duets. &c chiefly fro Mr.. Bra.1ry's colscnE E
music Tickets shillng-Inay be had al GlleJt =
Gfsrcst, w r King ,i2 OraEt-s or al the toof y =
evening Exercises commence AZ quarter before T.
e The second Anniversary of The Esssf EsessSsf
plan Society Of the niyersy Of The citT OF Z.
Will be celebrated Saturday evening, Dec zo -
shsp~ Ofth, University u =. 81. Tae medical pfois,d
anh lhe public generally respectfully invited 70
Honorary member. requested to meet In the sn,-
pei st O'Clock. Music by The y. 7. Amateur Coaf'
under direction Of A. Dodworlh. BY order. .,-y
d25 cts' HENRY STEWART HEWITT, Sec"
n The Third Anniversary OF The saSbsn go sSS
Missionary association Of the Central PfesDyIrfAE q
viii be held In the Church In Broone ST. ca Fridsy -
Inst (ChristnssI st lol O'Clock a u. A1o1esn n, CSs
delivered By Rev Dr. Adams the Pastor, Rev DE- -,
BROOKLYN AID others also by Of the juysns ~,
bers Of The Association Singing By tie children % -
Bradbury tireclion-
~ The Corner stone the Protestant sp.,Ss5s -
Church Of the Nsiisiy Will be laid Christmas p
O'Clock r. s. by hight R7v. L. s. Ives, Bisop y
An address eHPecei from the btsnoP u ihs d
should prove favorable Donations toward cetiEs.
the expense OF erecting the proposed edifce 70
which - be perpetnslly ffeel Will be tnapn,
dx3 e. 335 sixlh-sL restr aSenseS
~ The Ladie.' Church BENEFIT soeieg. s.sy. .sr-s.
Second Wesl-ysn Chapel, Mulberrys Enear e!e pes, = b
viii have sale OF Fancy ATtlcss IN the easessat
Church 10 commence rhursday afternoon, "a. Tsfs
and 70 be coulnued through the evening Aiso o s it
mas (F..dzy,) afternoon sne eyersng
ev The Annual Exhibition Of the sgndsss sgnss.t :
w cen Avenue and @ill take place on Friday Ifs
DEE IS al o'clock precisely Tne exercises are - II
IL iutersstsng character Tickets l2s esas tsen SasE
q Ne se<r
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Appointments by the President,

~ dad aci:h The darics arc consf1t q NE Mn0is
GEORGE BANCROFT. OF Massachusetts, TO be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Penipotenlary Of the Unit
ed States at The Court Of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland in the place Of Louis Mel are, al his
own request recalled
JonS r. BRopHEAp OF New-York 10 he Secretary
OF The legation of the United STATES her Britannia
Majesty in the place OF James McHenry BOYD resigned
NATHAN CLIFFORD OF Maine, to be Attorney General
of the United States in the place oi John Mason, re-
signed
LA,iRRKr REAADoN to be Deputy Postmaster 81 Little
Rock in the State OF Arkansas, in the plsce OF William
f. Woodruff resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
AMBRosIAL TOOTH PASTE.
" Gi'e ne teeth ss white aI pearls
Others may choose glossy curls
E.fva tr...sf. fsts.

Give ne teeth ss white aI pearls
Others may choose glossy curs
Give me breath Ike sweet,
III risk bright eyes aui tiny feet
r. IL canno, be denied that handsome satn u eiys
and breath are much 10 be desired Tie Az
orosia Orrs Paste whens and preserves lEe tesle i
decay, and giTe- % the breath perfect "setass, y
pronounced, by all who have made Off, superb ~
pared and sold only by HLSaY Jods.oa CheriH c'
Orlggls zis Broad way In the Granite BCding &C.. =
ChambersN Pr:ce - cents d%H
HYfERIoN fLuID.-Mr William Boyle of IBIS eFT ~
Inventor OF this valuable vegeabl. composition, Y9Sl,
pronounced by many who ha9e used il, as one -, J
creates eradice,ors Of ha dsesses Of the head ever
use ok We have been trzzIt OF s beneficial efeel
some instsnces, and crsninm Is nov sabt.t-
lts inFu-nee In addioa is cleansing aud c1rsnse
perliss, It gives polish d glossy appearance 70 Ms -
and contributes agreeable moisture cutie nS.I +.
produced by the oils Ia general use, Il being wnoJ
from such properties. We commend the article snes'
and shall say yeI more after farther trial. -
d2l 3Jsod Boston Olive 6r-o.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

~. TH1s DAY being celebrated throughout the
Christian World as the anniversary ot the birth Of
the Prince ot Peace we shall issue no evening pa
per Oar business office will be open ou!y in tho
morning and evening, Tor the reception OF AdTer-
tisemeuts. &c. We shall issue tomorrow morning,
IS usual
We decline giving cur readers ana. .cnse for stay
lag away from Church day bynttcmptingto TO preach
them Sermon. Briefly however, we advise them
Eli to attend the proper exercises OF the day their
respective place. of public worship; to take care
,at they do not eat their dinners until they have
respectively carried comfort into the bosom Of at
least one needy family and above all not to pro
fame this haowed day BY nmodcrste eating nor
by drinking any sort oil alcoholic abomnation what
ever In short, we urge them not TO make Christ
mas so merry that they shall feel the worse for it
next morning For the rest, is it not written in the
Sermons OF the Day one Of which we exDec. each
Of you TO hear an1 heed thoroughly
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

- THS PROTESTANT ASSvAi Exhibiting TIE De-
,orsizirr influence OF Popery anu the Character Of il.
Priestho5d Edited by Rev. c. s7ASSr. Embeli.tei
with nurserous steel ani other Engravincs This Is,
new book just published and for sale at Graaar,a PER-
odica! Store Such is its exciting character sbora
no, be .urprsci 10 see rush for this popular work
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

TEE LANDING OF The PIIGRiNs-The Ami
versary Of The landing ot tie Pilgrims celebrated
s: Plymouth on Tuesday the I'D ay dinner by
psr,y Of gentlemen, OF them descendants from The
Old Colony from Boston, New Bedford and other
towns Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER WHO had come 70 .hs
North professional has;ness presided az the dicner
sn1 the Nics Presidents casrs we're hUed By Hon c
Il Warren sad Hen. Abbott Lawrence. The party
very p!sas2at one and a-hcnsh IL IS proper
port The proceedings of meeting intended 70 De pr
Sad social u:sy say TIA; i; wss most = cele
braroa OF The day and renewed IN TIE hearts II al
thcse present tie warmth OF their admiration e3 the
Pilgrims AID TIE principles which led them 70 this coUn
t-y, and were planted by them here.
In the forenoon President Hopkins. OF Wlhs-,s CO.
lese delivered able discourse al Plymouth aPp-opr
s,s 70 the day. correspondent: OF the Traveller SAYS
tas, it fully sustained Ms high and euvis5le reputsoa
Best Adv. THURSDAY
FRI N CHARLrsrowS. MAs..-On Monday
last large swo story wooden house in Fen-<- owned
asd occupied oy widow lady named Hopkins. and =
W. aurphy was burnt to the ground But portion OF
the furniture OF he occupants got oIt and .5a:
considerably broken The koIss and Nr,. Hopkiss's
furniture we-s ilssSsS
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

Mr. B attributes hi. N far.erins Fog, :. s.,,
inoscs their hcsih The iss. Csrroou Ca 80. -.
that drove of SO hogs FROM Greene CSunrv r.,
driven 20 toe Al.on market during the psst sseri u -
raised by Mr.. EldIed averaged 500 10. re, and tss =,
,,sisdeT OF She drove, 80 in number averaging e6 d,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

ESys ne prins Advertisements 50 iyibly and a'-
rouge s.n 80 carefully w yin 10 enabling srery man 20
ind jus, shat hs waats at omens notc> that We DO MT
dem n,cessayy ca ls a,or Of Holiday purchasers
10 each aye> cdcatissd IN oolons. We b9 them 10
beer IN mind hoxer ct deslers who advertise are az
eays anrious n sci, and generally 50 O'dtd''ase N
,h.i, J.re.s az 10 ind t bargains IN tnS 50 az
10 b. ege 70 gire he Geain sea9 1H> det mt es asa
cly s,od. post a.o ,naJs Ma IA seH al s1sier per
cen.sge of xrget Rsqembsr d> aots n 'assiag go'r
,tyebrscs
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN tts shI H,nry Cla' from Eirfrp5O!-Nr Merideth,
Mrs Reach E Foy Mis- Foy Mrs Cohen and children.
age
IN "a, brig John GariHa from RIrano.-Mr Rob.
ertson OF Boston Capt Bors1ier OF Bordeaux 'Mr NJ
Dcgare c Teilmsns Mr. l. Vanhal,z OF Bsize Mr.
Breton.
IN 1e brig Eyccl from Sardunah-Mrs Ely and chill,
dren Misses ifachett and Frazier.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
PORT OF NEW.YORK.
~srE M4RIyE JoURN.sL FOURTH PAGE


Ships Emily Davis, ST Cro!S Aynar Co siddon.,
Cobb Liverpool X Collins il Co, Merchant Clark.
Liverpool, w Phillips; Cornelia French, Liverpool.
Geo T Trimbe Athens Chase Havana. D Ogden
Rarks Evron Pearson London. Hale & kimball Man.
chaster M.yhew Sligo, Ireland, Dunhsm & Dinon
Adairo Rowland Sligo ireland, L II McCrackeni Rapid
Ward Havana, Moses Taylor Swedish Anna, aaFgari'
tha, Rsnjsdug, Antwerp. W "iesser
Brgs q SouIc, Harvey. Liverpool I Winslo"
Vancouver. Drinkwater, Island OF Jersey. Ncsmith
Welsh litchfeld Smith, NO Elwell & Co; Chantei,
Brisserc. Nice and Genoa, Francia y Co; Cronstadt'
Higgins Glasgow Durham & Dimou Csrvnntes. Hind,
Hull. Leland & Ewing Cap. John, small Sligo Mes
mith 4 Welsh
schrs Erie Lamont Mobile Hale 4 Irmbsll MaIet-
IA Gun knspp. Richmond, Allen Il Payne Reedon,
CARL PhlAde!p phia n |. McCrendy Co.
Sloop Agent, Rogers Providence.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

LATER FROM Rio JASrIEo.-The brig Selma
Capt Jackson arrived at this port yesterday from Rio
Jseiro whence she sailed the 29th October in com
pany with the brig Amazon bound 20 baltimore We
learn from Capt Jackson that the t. sloopowsr Sar
aoga which touched ~ Rio t;uie sincc bound 70
California pat back in distress the 18th October hsv
Ing shipped sea in heavy gale oH Cape Horn. which
caused the loss OF s her quarter boats split sails dam
arzed spars and started her deck and frame she
will be detained time for repairs Also, len a. Rio
the T. : frgatc Independence TO sail on the eth Octo
Der for California.
The bark Kcuuebec Cspt Smith. OF marlborough
Ne arrived a, Rio the eth Oct from the Ro Grande
snd on the oSth while the weasel proceeding from
the quarter deck while conversiug with his wife-sup
posed to have been struck Fre;shts 20 the United
Stages-ior Coffee 81 per bay n. o. Delta 10th
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
FURaI FURsu FuRstl!
TIE Fur that warns a monarch,
NNnr,nrh "A hnarn

Now is the winter OF our discontcnt
Made glorious summer by the Fnrs OF Knox
lshakspesre improved
MUFFs. LElGHRoBEs. BUFFALO ovERCoATS2s
ALARGE AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT,
For sale by kNON, the Halter
dl5toJl.t l2s Fulton st. sun building.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

U An ol& l5.k Ierd Sa5'eyi5st' "a inforfaed nat
ve pubished the cali Of tie Wards 10 eject Delegates to
:he Young Mens General Committee twice directly un'
der oar Editorial head ne didn't see it. the fauls was
ainlY his OWE.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
Dusiness Notites.

ExHScrsE THE FOUNTAIN Of HEurH-Csptsin
Barclay in his admirable work on training say. Nj
feat of walking one thousand miles in thousand
hours has been considered something wonderful II ali
men were to practice the science OF Gymnastics few
would bc found who could not DO what have icne ard
mere Those who wish to syail themselves OF the in.
esu,abe benefits BE- derived from the practice 81
Gymnastics can DO SO by placing themselves under The
direction OF Dr J. b Rich Of the Union Gymnasium, Nc
l59 Crosby At, Glasses adults meet at sunrise snd
SIN seven and eight o'clock in the evening KO, c0a
and shower baths free TO subscribers
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

Exrs,Crs ,No PESFu>iEsy foa rns Tonsr- Lablai
Extract OF Jockey Climb. Patchouly, Bou, ds Caroline
&c. BNyey 4 Ble'S's Ess Bouquet, Esprit Uu', Se &c
Also full OF other Perfumes, consisting Of {.
different odcrs dis,lled by the most celebrated CheEs
of Paris ar London, imported expressly for city re,k
trade For sale by IESsY JOHNSON 90 Brosiway in Il.
Grant,. Building ASA
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

~ Advertising in the country newspapers tor ,h,
trade Of the country ia sensible mode OF inviting eorc
try custom The Agency OF Y. B. Palmer in the II
bune Buildings, affords facilities en;epTising deievi
in eynry ienar,inenr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

SURGICAL OPERATION. ExrR,i-Thi' evening IN
Mechanics Hall. Mr.. Sunderland will somnsm
bulic Surgeon 10 perform operation upon another
sep sekr, while both in SKATE of trance See st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. n.
Nothing stirring but stagnaton. and nothing
thought of but Christmas preparation. Men with big
turkcs women with immense market baskets. children
with sprig evergreen porers staggering under loads
carefully covered and all human nature nsing iis loco
motion in various way. and manners and all turned
s-ts OF burden attest the advent OF Christmas Flour
in the upper House OF business for this IS the juvenile
for chhiering is little less firm and rates about
six cents lower 1t will not however, influence the re
tail price OF pies. tarts, mullins Tor tomorrow
The T P Cope packet ship was insured, II np-
pears in otr city 70 the amount OF $4,000 The freight
was mostly foreign account. and insured in gland
aud a small portion in your city
The Pittsburgh Telegraph will begin work on
the lst of January, without fail Then y hours mai!
time Will be annhated and Boston and Pittsburgh be
within speaking distance.
SALES OF STocKs-First Boord.-S600 Govt 6s
1856 99t 500 state IS -, 500 State 5s 6ss 50
Harrisburg a4t. Second BodrdS!oO0 Govt 80 1851 9i
$1,000 Rdg DDS b5 wn 73;. dftr Second Bodrd-S30OU
Readg BIDS b5 wn %; si05o i.ehgh Interest 5s.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
GorRAuD's LIBRAEY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA W RIshT-NAUlO NLi
OF course, by this time II IL known f1li well
That julia was indebted 10 GOURACD-
For all tho charms In which she did XL,
She to His wond'rous preparations owed
Blackstone's delight, II boots not now 10 tell
Nor yet The 6uvy which the BEAU MONDE showed;
Suffice IL. THEY WE'RE MARRIED. and their love
Almost XL's The seraphlrn above
u The value Of GOuRAUD'S Italian iedoz,si sss5
Ia The removal OF Tan. Pinples Freckles, SsllJsrsa
Chaps Cracks, Chstes. &c. Is well eueidsi-d IN he eis
OF Julia Wright and $1,000 others So also 10 Gov
RACDS P0tre' SnbtRcs, for uproolng sup0rduoGs haI
and GOU RAUDS Gy.cian Idr Dye for turning red E,a
black. GoURAUD'S L,qu,d Rouge 10 the NOS, dsshr;
preparation known for imparng ca.aato1 inge TO fsP
cheeks and lips.
e Remember Or. FELIX GOURAUDs prepars:osi
cannot be obtained genuine, except ni his depot G. Nsb
er.st firat store from BropdMnY dTE
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

EARLY HISTORY OF NEw.YoRS--Dr. F. b
o'Casghan author Of The Rlgors Of Nss York lnis4'
tEs D4,ok. is ST present in town with view under
stand of consulting the Dutch ard other MSS IN this
city and the several towns Long Island pyos 70 put
ting the remainder OF his work TO presi We would
recommend Dr. OC. 10 the poh;encss OF the several
Town Clerks snd other gentlemen who rnsy have
their power 10 facilitate The investigation OF the inter
esting suhjec, in which he is engaged
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

rY-A SOUND MIND IN , SOUND pooY has been well ts
scrbed the plus ultra of temporal blessings and
such IL the intimate connection between mind aud maas'
/, rare find the intellect healthy and vigorous, whei
the body is dseased. Ifmpure blood hows Though h'
vens-if torture wrnes the nsryea-n soIes and ulee'
the surtacs Of The body and It's whole naenh
substance be in state oil suffering the nmaierai senaa'
suffer also and cndeavor to minlsler 10 hs
mind diseased" through its defed habalion Tas pre-
of Is simply process of purthcaton and N'
most potent purfyer all the uds and Juices when sf
ply the animal sy.tem with nutrition, and form ihs ts
OF life Is Sandss Sarsaparlla. This decarhlcs
not made rashy IL is based upon testimony, wriiies Ga
verbal OF character ard which must carry COZ
vcton scepc;sm Itself Ia all disorders Of Al uesl
Gus erupdve ype It's operation rapid, and uutefnG
successful.
Prepared and 'old wholesale and retail. by A. g. ~
William. sL 2T5 Broadway, and n Egsl Rroldwsy, ses
YORK. Sold aso by Druggists generally throughout ~
United Sa,es Prize 81 per bottle six botea for e
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
CITY ITEMS !:

We ought rather To say Item; for there Is ou;
one ten ex.nt Il these tesrL isys and hoiidsy rnaE'
iag-oa+ Hnense Eszrtc idea \ tie shape OF Sef'i-
neEt pe--sies cve-yuhere sad taz oy -osE-iIcs 'nd
f-osewo-k tsaa Of SlS-A ctArs az multiplied aad Fe
produced OF eTery side There Is 10 ne"4-"aAi co
we van: Of rerz Nothing hs2Peni-wHa' need ot
evsrts and occu-e,ces when Christmas SID II gay
accessories II al rairds g-d hearts Se*spaPeTcoE s
aoored extinct ae:uac; SASTA Cats venerable ed
1o- OF ch;li1ens stockings and ei 81
a.pas i. the ouy authority consulted and scissors
s-e ezrzP=edeiidy Il :e fingers, *e even ie shears Of
the Fa.es themselves clip ard snip away unAea'c oy a.
save those 70 whom the sound brings desia
The street. taey are Ike the avenues II an Aathi
The hoa.e-sbidin- population al turned oGoidoors
and 90 cro~dins eIbo*ins and ceiling along cu5eEed
with packages marked in every holder eye and Aaxous
face br;,tle-;his SIDE up wiki care /" Al tue ex
re:es Of society are mingled in adescH9ao!e conia-
sion and 90 pouring through he streets Ike an ETa-
tou Of bsrbarisas searching everywhere ioE tae os
est Pols This i. TIE only nigh; OF tie whole year in
which children sleep soundiy-and e7en no~ It
IS from joyful anticipation snd not with care o. waa
uzaT-5u-dened dreams theirs. when tceiE wear?
eyea q; Ast sink gradually ir:o ssunoer "a 'luHoeT SO
;gh, and wskefu that L BIZ; tie continuation OF their
*akeful happiness. Stockings come down from Ensnte
coraices and dance the Va.s< CT9 I1ss with merry
old SANTA Cats and bou5 5ons dolls and Picsrebooks
form gay professions Esloping through ne sleep OF
these blessed, happy creatures Il mas been to them
all children, uaulas snd paps' busy day. But no"
ts ruidnisht: