Pittston Gazette and Susquehanna Anthracite Journal

              A THE PITTSTON GAZETTE, uii smhuiu unm mlul P ■ • y" ; " vD 11 * . ** , ... . ' ' ' " • . i- D - •'C C C• v v" • w ■, . »„■ - „ \ *D .11,. I, . ( i j mm n I II. I... 11 "■ M 1 "-rii-ll 111 '"J. .. i.i.J . , .'J.. Jirnispnjirr-( Drontrii to jOruiJ, I'itmittirr, tjir Bkrrnntilr, JBtrnag,' aktymmifl, in# %Mfniill Jlifhirelte nff tftrr (ffmmttiqj 5imtrnrtiim, tamirnf, £r.)--$i) Hirljurt tc  ," 4-4- iDyt • D•(;«• ft % WtMii • J" wj miwrr.ii k VOLUME l.-NUMBE 80. PITTKTOX, I'FAXt, FtlOIAT, HBKOBV 3%. flEL 82.00 PER ANNUM. '..v?n my, jr yy-vf-r-," act j■ —v""r* GEO. W. BRAINERD, , GROCER AND COAIMlHSJOfj M^ltCII^NT THE maiden " I ***! ,®,e' •**•*!D tiweweite: r«»tiuCMnmr' wfifSi tfcfcr (Mathta*-. era, ml Irove f»uruJ opportunity to do fair thought glowing checks, I wondered ' 1 ' when silent hei countenance liiauuei iwiiiWrrtfce miuicfo.for this little one. She is boarding what effect had been produced upon this mii t'jt T.ter, , ttD . v • i00 co.™lna!'"'"P '**D M»|*rt ' coanmiMuausfHtiltiiittiip -cubit !pM**»Dki«npy «f! with the emigrant family ber mother was matchless beauty by the withering touch of j' IN 1I1L LII L OI AN | liar sunIcaaas .gentle nail WMjNM)g. dftltc nuyyliawij;, viawidiJ thbsac iwy- guoiin ui8tcs in tiro habit of visiting, and t assist her time, and whether the soul which looked ■ ! dressed becoimitgiD,iauidv«*sns liutiy iJikeiai coniMsnrnf: Y*»tll father, (who has fallen into a melancholy from those clear eyes retained its purity bv wns. s. iiepoukn hays. her deport went. ftnereiMuiii,hliiwCr*«t',nnn (Will iciyyel fStCtD hb tUa- way which a! most unfits him for labor,) in amid the pleasures, the honors, and distinctly father VmUlress was Mr. Felix Hen- u'r 8ler|uiesn aitd tiuciai«i'liiat,i(lieccCn(iil (*w*»it®e»*l;;tfcWC1Jwli0oflSffe« off BEmMmU" it' daftnying his necessary expenses. And 'ions of the world. ly or Inquire Jtlenly, as he was denominn- *l pleasure, wikan -uauijdi! liber as tny allowance of pocket money is in- [C'ohcixded next Wrkk.T ' " ted/Mr courtety by the country people, household to lear as svcll lastlolAave iJtej-. Mklrtokltepiirim Iiboar'tjrrennaiwiil ftisby. and deed small; I practice the niost rigid econ- ( who sometimes came to see him "on busi- niunner to»vardsimy-Maters aaasaafiiec- afjiHi MagyaaiiUebbvt'iriImginjye-1fa«i iniiera onay and seFrdlwittK in order to do this ; Hurry up the Girls. new.—.He was an easy tom|Dcred old gen- 3% nfct hinwoy, tlbir* ctwseioiaisnes nwv gloves, and shbes nnd other articles of j A correspondent of the New York Ilerlleman, with #nild, dark eves, nnd flowing Ws,er {•"""•fjjf, aalCU*tta- tlbattfciyeewitw smw UaiiiW snuki- wWD drew, ere nom twice as long as my sis-" did, writing from Sacramento under date of silvery locks, and, being naturally indolent . ; W1.'l basket »wnb I4wrUae*l naww without t enopH tees* and 1 am often obliged to lie under the October 3d thus «n«nlC«. nf the « *«hinrr and inclined to taciturnity, ho had verv ,v. tints : IJdtMiwg;. co«ri»dil withli ilia ; charge- of meanness, without daring to ex- .,„ . . ,, . f willingly yielded the perogativc of power °'. seul"4{- 8hc t toliro ljt*iliiu(5_'(j4't|4«ia«»rr' sotrtbimtj:. cuipnte myself. vo" w 1 18 cailscd by the scarcity Cjf to his wife, who being dill fifteen years w'th some pretty JeuiiiUMc •roppb-iyaueilU; '■**.VW#,iff saintr*WinilJdblitf'ailGW' i* After leaving John's cabin, I proceeded females. younger, and a woman of active habits und bul,H»s-ahe *v«»consUUili«ii»Uyiuai(UjA«aol,i»ii Umlieet'tfchv.iig,* 11 a# tl iai^rhlnwd'ifclr' errl.-i imm- homeward, in a tranquil if not happy state " How strange it appears to one accusstrong intellect omitted no opportunity to ru"'lly «ocomplwitni^t iUeec, wimo .-dd "BfatllamKMaMmilrMarlftWifllnultaH of win-1; and from that day forward I tomed to walk in Broadwav and other govern bur household—which consisted of . mmmi, ItaddsaaaMl aer»a*«iliaiitbbC'N«nnnyCfiUb«liadlialMuMDiiil. pwt in practiee the good resolutions I had mpu, YftrW on,I tn - a her children and farm servan's—with, us, Ul defl»en«U«j, wn» ,*■ sliadow ' CWnied. My sisters saw a great deal of . ' „ , , ' ®nC' 10 m®et thou*™ she thought!* view to their U st intei'tisls. ov«r -.Attiurtiilikk-pptihivw«nD]Mh!ismitr" ffrwti thW-riyoowg ■ cownpnny, both at bome and abroad, but 1 Heaven s last and best gift to man," Vet I can raineniber, evtn al this late day, 1 was .length,miukite : rnade it aD ppiat never to appear unless cir- to tako a promenade up J street, the priftwith many a bitter pang, the , sofil- NV '' 1ftr 1 "IP IpnwmukiiiniliM- llrtiitiiiisblcipprh'afp llrenily cuitnstantrs rendered it absolutely neces-; cipal street in this city, and not to meet one envy and distress, oeowioned bv thedifler- j "eiDiajuJ sl,c VV set- • sa*yc They wocld ride to the difierent female—nothing but men without tKn uM« eHC» of her trentineiit between "my sisters 1 Jf'ealer■ part_«f .hirr • cijfpiiMWly ilitil. t*iy.al'C*«ian njrraat rhinintf. refWetiom, | i» the neighborhood, to .• d and myself, from my onrlieat fiecoUsu- i !,f,n ■,Mili-««Dpf»rtdiillJwrllMAt; iiwAUaawr. iMwaadti sttn^tea;. lireefilwdi ttD tb» nearest large and populous town, or ' s cam °_ E lion, every disagreeable; diildiah task was 1 'lel teti tcluned, .iajilffcbe Itagg,jdakl; inaklee #D ownn ianiiacttimiR sonnetinaes spend months among distant re!- an" niustached men—Christians, mine to perform. If any one was oompell- "ls'l0s ''eetcd ufiwti MiJiJttmii fCieitliheriijkM«Miiti. II (WrtenmiMedJ ftonaithiis atives, or old school fellows, yet I never Jews, Turks, Sandwich Islanders, Chinese, ed to forego an anticipated pleusure, the ltaD 11131— Itiioac tfcAUto rrtiaifirMliii aUldawaa- irpp» ■ expressed a wish to occompany them.— Arabians, and a delegation, in fact, from lot was sure to fall qp me ; and I was the My the »ua«irs«»«n+i maMlMn aoMr ; hnTOkt^,aa«Jileu»ldaa:K-rii«-Diwikie' une- Nine years had thus glided away, and al- every nation in the world with a specimen scapegoat upon who.,e devuled bead every ller wral J/ps, -kijglitly ppattdd, rreveildr f'611 tto t«yjr ppirim- wrnJiivum afpyarinig in* I 'thotrghi nay sisters had many admirers, two from " tl b r f C' a » 11 accident and uii.sdemcanor committed iii teeth wliifcD as oou»o • -uwappaity i«wp' thhsm coflMl pnsfibly lDh th«*y were strange to say, unmarried; 1 ° n,nB*ln«» «» the whole Iiouseliold, was sure to be luid. '"y there, in -droajji. like ijfeaaty, 11 oolitin iaawiWdd. I Icornrriwiififitliia*' 11 wmiU inaki probably the waut of fortune was as great brought hither by that magnet which at- It chanced, however, that niv natural paused from mv ivosk t,to jjaaae liber. nCi piitmt ot'l iradlaix: CKtOi- nwr father. a. b(urier iu tlu; way of matrimony, as the tracts the world—gold. Society for tiro disposition was mild ami accommodating, wero «ECfp*dd Caftb«i tfchcdfaor, 'ITiar. presence of a maiden sister; and as the present in this city, is by no means in a and on this account 1 was not «o much in- o»c ji'ftUtc naodl imstt—linw-: t*.ppuws» liffwof tlnw Wast rendered them any very advanced state there beintr such s jured by the disu'Tecableness of ntv situa- leivil witii iucov«ih*Ibakkettiniiher hh»iid— liiawddiawiilrfudijy ianeocboM. II wxuldlaaaist luore amiable, 1 sometimes congratulate . .. .. .' «J tion, as might have been expected ; it .bad " Hen; is u^reaent:Tr««ilJ^i«Mi'tfc,fii*r )*r»yi«n«lil»»r i«i lthei1ilMMehl»lililIiho»Caa she-; iwrBetf that oor interests were so far sepa- 8041,0,1 X 0 aC 108 111 tlic place I believe a tendency to make mo thoughtful ; and Mi»s Uiioda,,'-aaid^v,Dauiil^,;itta3bbuuid- lJbtil r«yi*«Mey, awdllJp-Uwiiran-thafthii rated. not over forty or fifty at an extent. m the self-denial I was conipclled"to practice, vanced towardsr«e. |\vwa^e«lCWib'i»ii*p'r«iarfJ.wiTihi!(VilIiJlt'hit«t*t I was now said to bo a confirmed old When we used to read the aocounta ip enabled me to submit to tlio younger mem- I 1 tu0l{ f'""1 her,a»*Ir«i fpmiiing II (a«a*l .sppimmiuig; lltitohk the wvy to ; yet I was comparatively happy in the papers of the miners dancing around b. « of the family, and towipport with pa- '°und that it .contajiirtl an aw, of duties 1 had laid out for my- a„ oW whfch found  liencc .many trials and inconvenicncce. elirrse. John «vas cUie ppCkDoo(kn?5_'ivi fJw il turned am, My iwothi?r, since I hod relieved- her . •7. » T My reader, I enn iio Jongtr avoid in- reader,-awl *a2ippahl»1 mcdM»aCilyn-rrowrM11: CA in«eh cure, was sometimes kind, and I roa 1 ue set 11 "ovvn as nction, but I cap forming you that lam the oldest of lour lor, I had luujrd ibe-roa ItiUiiLho iaui triws wriwooiithtt- stiipiwrvidim^: awd■; the- tliought from lDer manner that she re- assure you that there is a young physician sisters—this being the entire family ofmv w hicli his hovel stood.utiitai Llo( anmvrrru- llU^itotrtlsMwiwofraillMrfirihhrretid; wirh. proodird herself for the harshness she living on the Toulumne river, who ,has parents. I, moreover, was so unhappy as dered-the ruadsail»uC)t,tiid|pa«ada.kQ^fJc|ih-: rarfiairawticov- had exhibited towards mc for so many made an independent fortune by exhibiting to be christened by the nonie of ilhuda, m ®r»- ISw*l«ltU|p« eortheWMDgwnauDti years. A* to my father, although no ways a Jrcsg worn bv a remale It is said with name which had always Ix-en the dotesta- slender wardr6be, tu*l coorrv-ffrtdd ,jt iaau. \#vU'lli«dfei»stitiliCiiyrahO''sh»1ll«riBig.lewie5i. iletnonstrative in character, I knew myself ' ' ' • tiou of my mother; but as this was tb«' clothiiig'for CatieVtovin'MbmSjrtdiiniishby, ppw- imdfspensible to his comfort. T had reliev- v muc'' truth I do not know, that every discriminative appellation of a maiden aunt poor creature,:ltad ffc»r 3^' IIsaasMfctte little lihngiBar'overia, ed him entirely from the pressure of busi- Saturday night the door of his ranche is of my father's, who possessed some landed one child. !f had. rtlree o#fssMtai. JAfahAiswr8e senMd'M* Iris*-: ness; I;acted as his amanuensis, bad the besieged by the miners like the door of a pr*»|«Tty, witli considerable iiioiie.y al iu- iahing brelh,.Ta«id-Ml iittOo Umiwrihli r«y »»Wirtl oontftl*- charge of his papers, and he appeared to theatre, every one endeavoring to procure terest, who bad promised to make me beir, i "w" bandtt; ai4l raw rr«Mniiii«jr tt»wn hbfcSws - kiickiiwr: aa»* lecw»f«|f; inn the imngine that no transaction could be arran- .. fmn, nll. „ , r ,, provided 1 was named after her, all scru- : health bad f4fclM»i,nff «diliut^.JA^iliiadr.hiiaaselt,.ooii- gjed without my assistance. With my ' '' Vlew 0 tl,e CX'IL" plt-s had been wisely overejme. I Jut tbe ' s''" gratefiil feeling,-She! Jbu*lCeeoii»w! tUiti:; sttouotdil aifthB" bbaadtt v»iDic-lv luui venerable parent I spent many pleasant b,tIon* 1 'rust, however, that a steady old lady, who was exceedingly capricious. ,'''lb'Oheese. ounce pprfifermndi i Wat- ;i»«ig3«tenn Itfrnec;. Innm j ho Itad always been gentle, he was emigration of ladies will now commence, afterwards beconiing olleniltid fiuin some Is «1k'in llK'iJi-it^l»«i'T'!;iaklttklIIi)dftlih' vrfJiSieaallitUCgrrHo^lthlrrc now-doubly so f and the pleasure he took and continue, for I assure you I never betrilling cause, made her will in lavor af n 1 matd. _ j««f satt ttenwftwsiag;a ia iay society was so apparent that it con- fore had so forcibly exemplified to mc th« dis'ant male relative and 1 was thus com- | " *N'o Jliss, lls»pp(DCUsoCi!tj:, .ladlppwsied'ia.'uronwnt stituted my principal happiness to attend . , , .. ."l pellcd to bear a name with ail the oppru- Take .stow lllAwetleseerted, | upon ham. Yet the youthful heart requi- rU ° 10 inc— brium, wiiich clisappoiiitnieiit und preju- pliekt; -'11 tfirrUwr fpnamt «»«■«»• fC**»a»d witib | reth "Woman—without her, man would be a dioc had counocted with it without any | wJMoil-aeochoraigtiD?' , .uiebbsri a«»*ieaq»r',«stHj5 savage." palliating circumstances. ' As soon !hdd TWt tlhe rnoo»M, agjaim aaii California is destined to be a great and My tiirec sisters were all of dill'erent Selina, WJkj IijsI starldil upp, S/Urest iMtoan I "!llii3«v cot wwifOr y-iotMmice- ,owerful ronntrv • hut with »11 l»r h«C...«w styles of beauty, and yet they appeared U, contemptuuu.-,,M. |fMenat. W saait U--hw: I lawD seerv . f " . y ' V*, #U ™ # be equally admired. Constance, tiro next ] «TFrdty,m.iair*oeIM1 Mro "fywi.-wriv yTMuttiiliMiU^iijawieiUiii'yo4»*etves,'r ,nd r,chcs' sho stands "D tl,e need, m her in age had light-brown hair, hazel eyes. eiiterinj^i«to;U»eldflil.i««fCffvywvwuail»aii ;ui hfcwsetoeppr {8D**D■ ititA :ities, of refined women, whose virtuesand and a bewitching smile; her figure "was year beforetUrovatlaMdiltliwrK.'".*' MJJjihlwiyysMrii!dyri-wvn5a{5;iindias itius-s«sel- liabilities are sure, at all timffS, to e^ert graceful and appcarauco plcasiiig .in the l)al%y«»,ev«i\y«tiiw«v anottl ..WMroaanHwr inn- liiut -aaij-.tli.ing fit i healthful and improving influence over extreme. My secoud sister was considered nuima.' •■'wfelro wi MoeAeroa biddy llilc ywyelf; !! thowlif I . . f rpolln,fv hllt the beauty of the famMpr IUmc was her i»^ilAljjiBStrnwHi^Dwitiibliii:r' y y, but especially name—and with her snowy skin, aud au. I sMrt-of-tiMugs'." jj '*!liktinwctetcfipct'iaaip-rrttiira . ffrnhis Iftfl* iver the feelings of those of the sterner sex, bun) eyes and hair, few- pausud t» ewmirc -"W«u .must mot f} kliaddnes-llrihTtv bbenrnibt ;l 1 her disposition eorreapoudal 'wiili "that ifwas-Uwnrtjy ppnarnmo-! ilK«MiiWlra®he-i-rywriIjbdf!iioc!(Wprrmiijnna-ri T *nouia be Consumed. fror person. Selina, the ymingest, bore.a «»an hitil UD g«ve. fit KBWfr^thliC Bwt Notwithstanding the general use of ahstriking resemblance to ,«ur .'nwihef, and iuadtiTU,pH-sttat;,tio;iilHaro, niaAluwadld lih*t,-i tilD'W,'i.4 -l3titUC UhbdstitftuWr ?"! I icontiawrd; ihracite coal in familiea, few persons know was :he favorite with her • sjro iwssesswl !CtoW«!g$a*t tfcbC-r«Mrv. whicit sxactly how to use it properly,. This bunjoec mental energy than either of the \««I t-D tJi^"-««"»r»att'isro-.;.iMirHna latiii4D'iauncc, hbucewyiiMflPC. ".Iftwll wham tSij'Hiwtaw liness is usually entrusted to servants, and otln r», U.ut htr iiutimil cbaiagtei botii is their experience has taught them—the haughty and vain. Her eyes were also ihc^ieat onesCs'fJi»e. aarUi\«Wion tlbey Lbt - **HtiiCdoiss wrftj, ttturfd;yjsoi; ami nore wood the more fire.—they throw on hazel, but of a darker sli.-ttle, ami her su- i »to" tlrouD4fili»/a'fcci»l.l\ "nua«of- cown-' owwrr inn thfe boat with liar the coal on the same principle, expecting perb hyir was black as a raven'., win"; " ' " ! ( • ike UiaaMcdlf ddtftntfMgr! .(UiBbhrfaaat®- lie same results. This practice, hoyvever, while in person sho was a Ciuecii of .grace | U',: at any itaite. iBMtbf/'saill iwwu | ilwaakv-iajj" xwts-- a- ditH of a lestroys the draught necessary to consume and majesty, : nro,''}lD.wikb,:ri«MN;v«j',tff\j!iwlib»ieenaiiiCUoa ',e co»l, and the consequence is that the As for oiyself, no one Lad ever pretend- ' of'iuakbig.y«urBifftJjetflidi7,vy«nvavj«ilildecou- tOoMh-. ilaaytiMiv4he great man ;ulphurous gases, instead of being coned to discover a single trait of either parent i U*»e,tiAid««DaaUilro*ro. \V«*i oowiil aaaiMt otfTct»««ljy •' 1B» lunaed, are dispersed through the rooms ol in me. Uose was said to be like what .my mm-rmn*** torn? he house, to the injury of health, and frelather hail been in his hale von davs ; ami I' i1kD tlllilwf.wallllMii -ppmivpaiiiad. :bne»e«npjoy. r, „„ Constance and Sellua tocail up.a'reLiem- aavu»rat ,d! bby limo. mSiktmm day, bar luentID «,ie spo'ltng of the food in the probranee of mamma; but I, whose figure Ut***" - i*roh««j-,\ahb. wna ftr.fswntly.ia.tlip liabit of ess of cooking. No stove should ever was tall and angular, with a pale lacefand Wild, b«ro, i«ny nriKkerC«i«NmHaae41 aa ppAHlagg aasnwill Wjut aerws the strcaaov :ontain, on a fair average, a greater layer sunken grey eyes, was said to look like no subject Jitppni) whbss ■ IJinikl, thbjr. lived;. wIim* she l,an four inches of coal—less in a majorj. other human "being, unltss it -w«a Aunt j pnvrtoaJwKuttraoa*— satihWWTOtti uponnrw.c-rrnml, ha.l y of cases will answer. A beautiful ret Rhode.—Vet. mv reader, 1 had one charm I -'Mlawug hboraxwrdtloou Mrrthb- pfirpiise, which was . - .... , . ... not possessed by either of inv higlilv gift- ' iiairfaliiyv'ttootf lawtl vaeiittuer mm to lie- leat is len generated, the coal parts witli ed sisters; niv voice was' inexpressibly l100'" pr'JfpecKji'rraiiy n»edd\«ftjyisa£ftyD;:n»tii Ijeiug ill its inflammable elements, and deposits nveel, and', as j was treated from my ear- -soon." to«roas iai-it, and ts earthy matter in fine particles in the liest childhood almost as au ali -n in the ''.llhudit-.iaKaiHsecttJtrrjjfloiapjjrr sHUtv- .vli«J''iu«DuwnWiniw-hb«r bbot'sunkv a«ri the eceiver. Anthracite would be the onlj family, I had ample leisure forthe eulliva- - bel uscd for domestio purpo8e8 j„ evert ion of my mind. Our education had Jroen, aann»eM|g««x- iU»- fWepp, ikUk. muntr;. It chanced that ... nrnnrxr ' ? , , 0 a great measure conducted bv our pa- pressiou, winch - mmnoifftfcbi • llibwrs- werC'--near at lmndT amily, if the proper mode of making 1 rent" Our mot bar was an accompli shed al to it.—" iwi IJyvthb'tbina thb■•ffw ttrrlfed' fS'nwWs roal fire was more generally understood .voman, and she omitted no opportunity to MhftUiwIiKMHMis tltugf, emHmtSTbbia)d j*aWb(o taecae wifeiaaaasoff tN» transattion Ledger. render us so also; but we were each at I one,, appears-to C«x«r.taa tUI«ttl iaattkmw jeouWI smwwnnn aw«mtflaccy.air luuwaa aid  he age of sixteen, sent to a large boarding »Mnib' iflfartwani.iC8»flaa*ljy off W*k- Iltj [vtwasvuiau. HibC- IibfWj-xww--rreowred,'• and school at a cou'siderable distauce from Cmiri«tMtfrtlil»tcotttage'shb-luidileftiahenith 100(0. where wC were allowed to remain matdros^asTJier-agecealaUwJJMrr tiopprccf- shiwr' rnoiwerTs bewo years for the purpose of finishing. dtMHie^aald^aatlwaanawf- ;yrCrv**Hd ffiwai fifocv. Tlibrr--wjw tbif Fifeartti tiriffly. swept. Mama had ur"«d that, as 1 was so or- ! •WMtimg* aan tlhegUWj^aWfc-wet;,a»HltoW» Rtunce-was linary in every resiroet, little could be ex- j object rff diilikH:fli»redrli»fp«KlJwag. UkK- ttw be.l where the rooted from me in tlio way of marriage, or { raoao- bbcaaHj libartl Off aw timfiir; corc#W! mother; liad idviuicing the interests of the family, and avetViihty kbo ppdactillibfT. ibserveil that one year might suffice for ! WtagHrorfw—HwoffiniysaiM*iwwaibbiti-j • Ujbenuwss of'tkia - inelaacboly csvtastrone, while each of younger sisters should kciiiin twwn '.vexy ijwD«jjpe«W(3K-. llhteH ■ sso«i spprodj aodn oni' lieaj-ingpf i», l lave the benefit of two years' public in- hitherlo. .-D*5Ae*oC;; iibnt i*J3 fileii wxiiltlniioivtritliia'iuilil Jind aei'oss the vuie, to truction. Downright injustice of this tie- iijgs. seeeift iny.'nasistance'coijH'be ofianj'avail. icription did not, however, suit niv father's burst into aai. »C5«ny ttaarsawi: s«CwinDrg. If i\«aaD auddy wlwchii seemed made for ireconceived ideas of fight, and I was al- «iotlror,.Atil»nlin*la4l»wayis aa.pparrdl t4n ,; thfe' suw to be rrjoiowed equal advantage with the others. «• loAlct*fpan:a»isai^iilJtauroaiiddJaitftlrfd(Ul ian ttee laggnwroeoit Iwavens there 1 will uot, at present,*lwell upon these ±rot »««*ii,.*fl'rClddliDytfcllisCIdirtcasfiib«tc«ii- ami" fiiwers; the bright iclwol days; suffice it, to say, Iforuieil wo ; d««I Ivi UtM Ir kkjernaoi 4411 a i li*i«ocio{5.'ii»«r, while tht (articular intimacies; I made good use Of "ffi«iU*ty#Ai*r*flWeW*ilttaaeiwwi rMc(d4dl IA»da fiirrst' liouabs, mtnb D/ q Kiwaraa sasaTifs, 103 Murray Street, Now York. DiVID beldin. 185CJ,--ly» rillNTtD AND PCBLISllEB WEEKLY BY «. m. Kichart 8 XI. S.JPMllips. OJlce'Wcxt side of Main Street, tecond Story of the "Long Store" of Wisncr Cf- Wood. SCUTT 8 MOSES, f WIIOI.ES.4J-K DKAI.KRS In Butter, Cheese, Fish and Th. "Gazette" is published every Friday, at Two Doi.i.aks per annum. Two Uulwiw and Fifty Cents will be charged if not paid within the year. No paper will bo discontinued until all arrearages are paid. Advertisements are iiwrrted conspicuously at One DOthl* pC"r siiuarp of fourteen lines for 1 three insertions; and TweifTT-flvu Cents ad\ olitional for e.vory subsequent insertion. A liberal deduction to those who advertiso for six months or the whole year. /ob Work.—We have connected with our establishment II well selected assortment of Jon Tvptf, which will enable us to exeeOte, in the neatest style, ot*ry variety of printing. llcing practical printers oursolves, we can afford to do Work on as reasonable terms as any other office in the county. All letters and communications addressed to the Gazelle must be I'OST r.uD, and endorsed by a responsible name, ta rcceive attention. PROVISIONS, 328, Fulton tire*1, year firccnvricA, \ctr York. Oonslnntly on linm! Pork, Beef. Lard, Mutter Cheese, Hams, Shoulders, Fish, etc. elc, AH orders promptly alien.ted to. P. 8. SCOTT. Aug. IG, C.n* J. M. MOSES. FAIRBANK S PREMIUM SCALES, L. W. CRAWFOltO, Aiiknt, N. B.—Sold nt manufacturer* prices and war rantpd' W Ihj Correct. [AMg?2, IH.VI—tf. HOWARTH, LOVE 8 CO., Founder* nut! Dint liiamn, Comer Main and Partes.; PiifUbn,CiD. Pa. l'ittsion Hardware Store. Pittston, Aug. 8; 1851) EAGLE HOTEL. Business Cards, etc. GEORGE LAZARUS, tjsfafifc PIT'PJSTO N, V\ HOLLINOHEAD, WHITE A CO, A112. 'J, THEODORE VON DER LIFPE, House, Sign and Ornamental Painter. Opposite I he tin sin, PiUsfttn )'». An*. 2, 1850. If. Wines and Liquors, No 77 North Water street, and 38 North Wharves, Philadelphia. AND DKAI.F.RS IN JA«. M. HCLLlNGWIFAt), rrTE.t s:pf.« RchjhjcI fully tenders lii* I'nrt«#sitDn;il wrv'tccA to the O. R. GORMAN, M. D. %F«h.7, J 851. Win. c. WU1TJS. citizens of i'ituton nn«l vicmily. Office nrar/n ojijxijiULite I'oat Oj/ke, ['Milan Aug. 2, ISM). ' lv. O. T. WILSON, a S'S'D'MS'J'DfJ Dr. O. UNDERWOOD, Ojfice in the Bu/i'diiuD of L. IV. Crawford's Hard-1 Varc Si lire, I'i! 1st on, Pa. Aug. IrOO. |y. STORE, iVo. S South 1lrater Street, cn.vs. r. norton.] PHlLADgUHIA. O. F. BOWMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, anil Real F.stnte Agent. Ottlec on Muin Street opposite the Foundry, PittsUm, Pa. Aug. 2, trioO.—ly. Mackerel, Codfish, Pork, Ham*, Salmon, ( fieese, l.srd, Sides, Herring, Beef, Uutter, Shoulders, etc Feb. 7, 1851 C. C. SADLER 8 CO. COMMISSION MBUCIIANTS AND WELDING F. DENNIS, M. D. Oftifc at J. ID. ForMiism's Hotel, I'lTToTUN, I'A. August lf», I8"D0.—tf. DEALERS I.N tfjaa sfflii ifjisi mmm* No 9 North Water Street, J. BOWHLE7 8 BEYEA, Coal Merchants, rHfiADisr.rtJrA O/fat Cm, r of Main and /trill Itini Strut. Pitts Tow, Iazpunk County, Pa. August I«!, +U5.0. _r— It". lJnn. 31, 1831 » .PKHOX, IIOPFJUH A. C o, Drug and Medical Adverts Levis 8 Sohmam BORWARllIKO * 00MM1S1OX MKRCIIAKTS No. 41, North Wharves, and 83 North, • Water Street, below Race St. '• More than- filial love alone." ;und [experienced that aching void which is many times thft result of unsatisfied yearnings after iWeper, truer affection. i liavc before said that papa was the agent of Mr. Baryton, a wealthy gentleinan who owned a fine estate within walking. distance of our home. It had been eight'or ten years since this gentleman had visited his property, and, as the management was left entirely in the hands of my lather, I sometimes accompanied him thither when tic went on business. A housekeeper and a few laborers, occupied a portoinof the mansion, which in our neighliorhood was considered a model of old fashioned It had deep, wide windows, tall quaint chiineys, a poarch with, clustered columns, draped with luxuriant vines and fragrant plants, and not far frown it, its grey edges gleaming out from the green mountain side, arose the towerlike eriig whietr had given the place a name we considered worthily bestowed, viz:— Eagle's OlitF. I was never tired of wandering through the glittering rooms of this beautiful dwelling ami while my fether talked with the men I would steal away idooe, or sometimes accompanied by the liouaekceper to admire the rich furniture a«d carpets, to gaze at the pictures which adorned it, or to look from the windows, whose deep recrssea showed the thickness a*' the wails, upon the magnificent prospect which,jt overlooked. It lay within a bend of the stream, which here being dark and deep, (lowed winding and sounding beneath the sheltering bulwark of giant lulls, which appeared to recede from the eye until their purple summits melted away irr the far Mue distance; immediately arowwl the wide valley, with its fertile iMttt undulating fields, its green meadows and feathery coppices, its towering trees and luxuriant shrubs, all presenting a thousand charms to the eyes of ihc admirer of nature. While gazing I sometimes tho't, if such a portion of (rod's earth had been given to roc, I would have remained at : liome to enjoy it. DRUGGISTS 8 CHEMISTS, No. 2 La Grunge I dock, opposite tiic Post Office, PitUdon, lJu. PHILADELPHIA BEG leave to announce to the citizens of Pittston aril vicinity, that tin y intend keeping con stuntlv oil hand a large and Varied stoiik of References Wfion 8 Co., Piti.ston, FtsHKtt fi Rocardits, WilUt'sliarrp. T'iiaxkLin Platt 8r Co., Philadelphia, 31, Drugs and Medicines, of .upvipr qualities, selected with care, and whirh they offer Wholesale and Retail, si the lowest inarkst prices. We. flitter "urselves from enr ability and the experience we lime lind in the DrnCr business, to be able to render entire sulittfacliun to those who may lavor us wilb their cu-'toiu ; ami t thoDie in want of such articles as arc usually found » !• rug Stores, we pledge ourselves to furnish them at k ti.iiall tulvance on City prices, an.I ot'«s sii|irrior qualities as can be liMinil in any oilier establishment in the City pr Caputry. DVe will keep Constantly oil nariif Pure White Lead-AVarrant'd, dry and in oil; Tied Uud, ywclum ltd, JSppttisi. Hrntrn, Ycljnic Ochre.. Chronic Orrrn and Y.Uotn, of the best quality ; Linseed Oil, 'PariKHtlnr, Prnr task, Sat (trains, 'futile or salad Ol.', sweet Oil, Jolinson, Wells A Co, MANCFACTURER3 AND WII 0 AJDK ,l» £ A I. e * « If BOOTS, No. 35 Courtlandt Street, (fii.'l i/utir abort the Mtrchanls1 IT"U1.) i'iMK* IV. JOHNSON, J I A. Hl:*WETT, JA n. I. wru.s, \ .V. YORK. \ c. v. ptcnsov. Jnnuarj 21, lHol; ly. EXCHANG E HOT EL, vAiafflu^siisa, Water Colon, a good agBortinent of SASU TOOLS Pafnt and Vornish Hrushes, tf.c. «f-c. BIGGS 8 DOEBLER, Opposite the Court House, BLOOMSBU11G, Pi. The superiority of Smith's celebrated quick, drying aud poliithinCr Varnisli lios been acknowledged, and consumers may rest assured it has no superior in the market. ll is oUrred without adulteration, as it comes Imm the tranufactnrcr. An assortment of I lie most popular and valuable Patent Medicines, Perfumery of acknowledged charix-fer, Tooth Brushes, Hair do., Nail do., I oHot Powdi-r*. Pomatum*, Colognes Extract* for the hnndkercliici: LipSalve, arid every artide suitable for I»uCiiiV and Gentlemen's always be fourni. To consumers of Camphine and Btirniii^Fluitl, wc hejj leave to Hay, that (Iiry will l»e rtOj»j»»icCl with the nrtieles always frtsh and jjoott, itl th' J.-west CASH prices, anil no exertions will be spared to give the utmost satisfaction. Jan. 10,1851 LATHROF 8 LUDINGTON, IMPOtlTF.RS , AND WHOLESALE -DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry * Goods, NO. 16 COURTLANDT STREET, (Opjtosiu the Western Hotel.) IU D. LATUROr. I M . W . c. h. ixdington. | Wcw York. September 6, 1850.—tf. ■* JOHN CHIJBBRT 8 OO. Wholesale Druggists, No 177 North Third Street, +r A few-doors above Vine Street, East side, Orders l'roro 1'byBiciajin will mcrt with (irompt attention, and their prescriptions a -cnrsti Iv compounded. families rcqtlirihrf medicines may rest assured that care and attention will be given, at any hour of-the day or night For the convenience of our customers we have fitted up a Night Bell. In connection with the above, may be lound a general assortment of ICE AND ICE HOUSES. "Ice four or live incites of even thickness, is tetter than that of greater thickness to pack oway by and can bo more readily cut into squares of convenient size, for handling. One of the great sccrets in keeping ice, is prpper draining and a good covering of some non-conducting substance. Saw dust, Turners chips and shavings are the best articles we know of. All three mixed, will do very well. After the ice has melted from the sidat, from four to six iuclies fill up $e. spaco with saw dust or with shavings, packed, and then cover the top with the same'to the fhefith of about silt rntefi'ej. A loose straw covering is of little or no use, except to protect the ice from the rays of the suit- It,requires something that will follow tl*e cicvic-fs and adhere to the ice. Brail is an excellent article to preserve small quantities of ice in the house C5r cellar. In our ice house, which is about four feet under ground, we have a small division of about four feet wide, for a mijk house or ccllar apartment. The partition fs sihiply n lining of plank or boards with n narrow dbor in the cbrher, communicating-Willi the ice. luto this we empty the saw dust, 8c., before tilling the ice house, to be used again in April or May, or when the ice has melted from the sides. We have used the same material this way for the last four years. Some years since we kept-ice until September in a cellar by digging a hole 4 by 6 feet, and about 3 feet deep, and boarded up to tire ceiling. The cellar, however, should be a dry one as the ice would soon waste if the water should get into it e'vc» for n short time. —Sttnhury American. PHILADELPHIA. tpM* on.BEST. •Sll.** II. WEST! - coorrinrtv on ii.»vn. a hum issniiTMrvr or Medicines, Cliemlenls, Fullers' and Dyers' Articles, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, and 1 t Painters' Articles* Apothecaries' Glassware, Patent Medicines, Cf-c„ Cf-c. August 30, 1850.- ly. Foreign and Domestic Stationary, Letter, Cap and Nolo priiwr. Itavrlnpes of various colors and sites, Indelible Ink, .-*U» M'en Inkwarranted not to corrode, Lrad and Slate Pencils, Slab s, School liooks, Miscellaneous and Standard Works, Hymn Books, i4miaU far '51, Diaries for '51, Cf«c. 4*c. I November 22, 1850.—tf. OA expressing something of this kind to the housekeeper one day, she told me Mr. Barytou was somewhat exoentric, and his ouly reason for retaining his estate was because it was his birth place and the favorite abode of bis mother; that dutch of his time had been spent in foreign countries, arad smiling she added, that she supposed senrcely .•* fraction of his income was derived! from the property which appeared to us so considerable. She would also sometimes, when we were unavoidaly detained, invite my father to drink ten with her, in the wide oM fashioned room next the kitchen, where site presided with great dignity ; and as I was a favorite, she often entertained me as I sat in the how window with anecdotes, of her master and familv. COOPER A VANZANDT, IMPORTER* AND DEALER* IN foreign Wines and Liquors, Ma 31 New «treat, Haw York. f- acooLfiius coorr.n, # August 30, IM50.-Iy. CUSS. t. ViNJ.iNUT III. H A oons AflBL r '\j ' lay time, uml curried'home tesiiinuimls or tlL aiiiuuu' vMi*blCt oflniu-isie. Aixl what i tvimi L'fli I I.' /Ci ri'niiiiMiii (ifngrcas from the teacher which «eR- not larthat'tfWMfcV-" ! V-uottaatt dttl these- chectfbli sights-nm ' *"I*S|W»| . ' . „ Ix stuucil ii|Don cither of my iialeis tnueli -IRttBKlktitgmmf id■ H jUwrtih artitci-l Lawadd ppfsetHUa the-ylomn of the lo.vlj Me. 321 Waakincten StrMt, Ooraer o( 10 1 UJUlfTS illHl iilillUCrS. to their w;i rd.s Mt-the:-iHxau,:iw*l »«4t*r pfdbmpcmt coett4..v»iiittiiiiI!\wnM lrtwwiki,a.o:; ilonrh wn »?''*?"!''*"'""-''I1:'' • As 1 Imvc hetdotl my narrative Mf!V ,u»D uh;tM l at*! iwaac;,hhMtiarrv waayMonp i laotherhiid'not di l. a rs KBW ion 14 iVf.".i'ni tint amnrt'in '"f" "v,"ti"2- tZkiT" Maiden Siat. i-," I will (utss over flu- par nhcr.-i l.i.atvifchall l.owttWfddnfler cttV^Ti^to^i-c-ocwnoniJaeay; in the ful We iJviia tha atuniiuii .f r(Hj«irv M..t «/C«*»* U«"« ticular* of our early youth, n«r wi1HCtwdl Immikk ii—itliiifcl. 11 fabkl r*aa*v Urnrnm- : (l^iotfyvMhhaiiil- hitoit'fc shtt- had bi?ei rhalt't -n I Hi u i i..ll ... i J 11_ _i... i UUrk, C/C* C■« I U|kmi ihe uh»ciic« of »D.iD|iath\ mill trtt -al HhMMMaaMMriAafyrMiifcffMtmMqqMMMMii sMioia n .l.iwniwrthb«i«Jvn»oiDrDitt\s wnrniug ciaUda*, wfcj. li wt ufl«r at u-rjr luw Il/" fcction which. continued to «liMinC;uiah«l f!WrHrite£,thbC-ptcroCe oi'dnspnir. sat be pfm. Jfawltaju M«i"»g ilt« tUy for thy*m ■ 'J™* •* \\ me IW.iu the other memUra ef ti* feonty. wild* IhlMjtl'thlMifcoi. M Dtmm Nh*li*wr hW.lott.whiek.lay the body of'hi ri*r*ua ° ( '*•'''"»■ The titua af whiuh I wrile at |.rea*nt, was .toHMttl. lU«acl LaoiiUl lawyattfocai thin■ taoliwrlaes cfciBd C* ill th« mouth •! : hD liua - ia»l wtxiol DC»»;.'• tilthnr. Caaa»,aal*M«rtCto»i otft ai..DUH NWAfV. IlhhM'.nit'nay arnns to rceeire it ■ -- I" j HW J»ad jtut •xptnal. tltw mt.lyi. D'n»tf»tit«fyH«4hw "anjttxwi: lnH Intuit; ,taA.'iirDttced t»^ ■UBM9 4 flimii ti uMghJUuf"4. vmm-moI'affe, miDI I tu«n«i (iMr. iiuMriani. fToar.■« s«m«uj(r ojjw.'TO) yeiMorl it-to rao t»itli MfUOLIIALI AIOOIHI. '■ 'To./,*-# I hmk-II. el, M* ilat uH-MMiahh- «Ii.-«huihi. Cmh»«hDh • o«tu- $ Mhhrc- alawtwipe ir» th» AMI* UMMIM'ltJM Ul.*D lUX'Iti , ' u" Trf' C*V"C'1mm4D' '"«?» to the r«dwi D. o...i ..... . AJmm /i. , /, . derui" a little lire Ncunaai in .un et xkC- wattCRi .1 kaourrc mtUiar. Tlumi, aa I 'hJokert 'iifon the smi*' - ki-| ""HHI mm-, am I i «mi mm* h«ii A i*ll i ml Ifpmi wj ia4ttat,(fo»- lutl* Rumce J .9* ' fllaM, / i. #w2i42i ikw # CD', MfMWt «t fMMMad. Uar Mbr «iki«irt (.rrtAw. \«aa-btaiQ.iytaa«Dli), a»l a vi-rv PfMtf ho. M4tfNC ny MI.Mil1. | l*«l - M. m,fa i., ,,. ».,i .iit■■ | *..... Dtn*» |iri »rii| Di |i giimallv nn»iin»lui D»»!* Mii'l' liC ' Uhmji iDh irrHM'ar -If rt to C■? A "} "D*, "*• * •*" T*.L I1^1 TT,1\ MMM 4wi—MMtll tie a»3). llitt»DtiiAii' i MfDfKlwi —itfcliiWMcUtiMwrtiiwt*' fiwoan thh*' H wkDiiM see ha pmwdv ; I**"!) '* f" ' ' ••••*■ I H 41' i»' 1 •' D•«•» ' i i hi* 't'.'h 'h»rD")'lei.! fpti She also showed me family portraits. One of them in an oval frame, richly gildedaod Magreed, hung in the drawing room —it was a portrait of Mrs. Baryton and son, the present owner, tnken when he was A little toy. This picture had undoubtedly been wrought by a skillful hund ; the lady's figure was fine, the face remarkably handsome, and the painter had traced with IKa-lilt!-fidelity, the look of maternal pride ami tMMiecneaN, with which aiw regarded the lovely boy at her aide. And often as 1 looked upon this portrait, wlien ho was represented with dark rich auburn curls, and deep blue eyes, shaded by eye-fashes so long that they rrfigTTt have swept his .