Pittston Gazette and Susquehanna Anthracite Journal

              Mimtytx UlntM/* 1 NUMBER m .i,,.»u — . ■ -1—j , I.I|M,«| ken, and heaven decreed ihat man sNbtjfd be free—free to worship God according to the Bible. Were it not tor were all their sufferings and MeoddHwffo subjugate this new WorM* spring, moat still be opprMM^NiliMRH* :uted. But, may it please your atllijjfcs, !o enquire once more, for what men to be tried T  preaching the gosptfl of t»6r Adam's fallen race." Andfn 'hunder he exclaimed— 'What they violated!" WhflftMfte in a low, dignified manner he _ eyes to heaven, and waved the .ment around his head. The eaort audience were now wrought up to the intense pitch nf excitement. . the prosecuting attorney was pallid ghastly, and he appeared unconscious his whole frame waa agitated with while the Judge, in • twjjrio— d to to the scene, now be- , vely painful, by the autMF. "She nil duchargt tbftee ,ite Unto You Young Ken. • • Sundays ago we listened to an discourse to young men, io. on* urchea in this oity. Tiie laments— nee of that elasa of persona from services on the Sabbath is • * which we have given soa»»U years past, and we had thecua deserves no beuer name silo ound, and see how large an audipreacher had of thooe to wham .scourge was addressed. The number -ccedingly small, though probably aa 'age in the other churches- And 'here reflecting upon the dangers rraten our country from,~ easing nfcgleot and abuse af th« ve thought some day we would aermons upon the same that after all we have at class, perheps than Se city put together. ■en— you who never te church on Suodapr, gh the streeta wjth a who swear a little, who drink rum, and ng one of the b'hoys, h a word in your ear V that will Seem incredi. arrive at your  compose a very powercontrdHing influence public affair. D|»d ?—and if yo'd did, Dponsibiliiy in the appear. present jway, the .» i he female hey who do 'he age, and of merchsove8' , j» here, la not Jl»e illect, which is htytwn among scholars of a certain not less dangerous., They i Sabbath and its institaw re not those who Ihijught 'he infidelity of iadifferenae jf thought—the infidelity *y from all chance of cor. •h is not, and cannot be resftu argument or ibis warning of , . and its victims will nne, then drop into dark, hopelesa and be forgotten, vthile their s^rit. will open upon a World of which never thought, ahd the joys of are all unfitted to share. is a cause for alarm lying outjonsequence to ihdiWdMrirpliK' whe-~ Infidelity, whether it tie of %»ions, has gained the the Sabbath and the in. C{ion have fallen into m- -1 -urn has followed. 0i|r )•?• msed upon the  d when tbey have Mptaee - :he people, jCRwW . superstructure will crumble frttq dEK lliol I It tKc I o»«i »-iaDi dim m—ItfcLiiaBfaMBHbJL » W9* | •• •"W'vivw WVWMIW0 «* I""" a national as well as a p*r. W ew, that all, the old and standby the iastftafeBn* end on its mtaliiftgifM* ipport, and oprtrUfrfr on of tis truths. We . who ever think of this -C-ives in a way of attufohig vhioh shall give to thgfli who away, an assurance that when Ourdens arid responsibllitiea of sustsininstitutions shall fall upon their 'hey shall be bravely andwor. — Cham.—We have verjr «0»rt this town, sava a ooteropotanr ; - i particular, who was oallsy)Bgha Jay by the pedegogue to give sOm* unt of hn absence, and to give evince, if possible, of progress in his studies. Where was you yestertfay, *«C yiojii J  ",S o'lt In the field alone.* - you doing in the field s out alone by mvself,' Well, but what were you "doing I' 1 was meditating.' 'Meditating, you rascal, upon what f* l was meditating what I'd be when I io be grown op—printer, doctor, law/, or schoolmaster, and took the ftsM /oiling it.' lack - settling himsell „ious libei'Brave boy! What was your eoaelooo. ... mi,. .... 'epublican can- ahould'nt happen to please," be added in cording lo their own conceptions of h»s 'Thought aa how I'd be a schoolmeeter onset, the moat a whisper that brought his lips so close to en's revealed will; frr m the moment they — they live easy*—tike to give (token's, span. The nations of the cheek of liie fair tormentor that he ab- placed their feet upon the American oon- and teach the young Ideas wlM 'M jrfpM t the man who raised soltjtely gathered toll from Its peachy liuent, and in this deeply imbedded forest »t.' the buffeting storms, and bloom before starting on bie pilgrimage, a eeught an asylum from persecution and 'Precious bov. Row did yen progress illustrious name.—rhiia. toll that brought Ibe glow still moro riobly tyranny—from that moment despotism ia your studies V to ber faos. crushed—the lettara of darkness were bro- 'Well." ■ - - - / / .v-3 y.% Ygj|jS\y y -~-\ [ pj k C j^H D D - vHi  * Dt.c' AND SUSQUEHANNA ANTHRACITE JOURNAL lit if IBttkhj a :nn3pnptt"( nlitirjff, lije Blrrrnnfiir, Blinioi .t ftkrjjnnirol, nub %irnlnro! %n\txats of tjje Cnuntrq, Suatrurtion, Sliwmrnt, 2Ct.')~€m 51 WHOLE volume( *CrC}e" ylttston .-NUMBER It PITTS TON, PA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1855. $itsta Cirr&s, Helmbold's Genuine Preparations. CARRIER'S ADDRESS THE BUSKINS FROLIC. BY KKS. ANN S. STEVENS. The nffiuden, laughing till (he teara sparkled in her eyes, pushed him toward Salina in revenge. But Sallna lost nd time in placing herself on the defensive. She started up, flung the bundle of stalks on which she ..fid been seated at the head of her assailant, kicked up a tornado of loose husks with her trim foot, and stood brandishing her red ear furiously, as if it had been a dagger in the hands of Lady Macbeth, rather that inoffensive food for chickens. JOB PRINTING. MHM ifNb A " " Btrcqnehannii Anthracite Journal IJBMSHED WEEKLY BY aeorfu M. Rlohftrt. /i4i»i'iw firiek Huildtnio*H»t .*««C* o/ dark** rttnre.--up Sbtlri. nr.i.Mttoi.&s highi. r cojfCFjrriHtTKn COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. Ffir iliD.ci\»c» of the Blndder ami Kidneyn, Secret Daean-a, Stricturen, VVeakneaaea, and all diaeaaea of the Sexual Organa, or Female, from whatever Cau»ea they may have originated, and no matter of bow long ■tending. If you have contacted the (errilile direaae which, when once neatcd in the ayntem.wil aurely gii down from one (feneration to another, undermining the rniMiilulinn, ond supping Shivery vital fluids of life, do not trunt youmelvea i tin- hHndu ut QuaekK, who atari up avnri day i a eity li!:« thii/eiiii fill thi pa pern wiih tDlarin» faUehiMMl*. t.io well caleul.1t.ed In ilnrnfc the younjf, and those of-t ACqiitinti-'l wi'Ji tlmirtricka V .iu eunn.it lie too pamit) jn ilie neleclion of* TO TH« PATRONS Of Til* OF KVKH V DESCRIPTION cfeatly and exp«CUUoualy axecuted at thi a office, on reasonable terma. anfr-$onrnal. JANUARlT 1. 1868. » A hsppy Mew Yenr!" the newsboy bldsyoo The barn was a vast rustic bo war thai night. One end was heaped with corn ready (or busking; the floor waa neatly swept; and overhead the rafter* were, concealed byjlteavy garlands of while pine, golden maple leaves, and red oak branches that swept from the roof downwards like a tent. Buttornift leaves wreathed their clustering gold among tha dark green liemlnWc, while tumaoli cones, and green colored leaves, shot through the gorgeous forest branches. The rustic chandelier was in full blaze, while now and then a candle gleamed out through the garlands, starring them to the roof. S:ill the illumination was neither broad nor bold, but shed a delicious starlight through the barn, that left much to the imagination, and concealed a thousand little Mgns of love-making that would have been ventured on more slyly had the light been Blinks ol d! kinds ultra in on knnil. j£| Ye goodly pntronsl innjr honv'ii forgive you, Iffrom your pockets deep there comes unwilling, Peine one, two, thref or more odd shillings, The which a faithful carrier well deserves , From gen'rons petrous whom lie woukly serves. But lucre, though st flrat. It so msyseem. Is not the sulwtance of the newsboy's Uteme. permit mr are these •avi%* "lor Savior to tones of law have third limp, ii lifted his indie - and moat face o and that alarm, voice put an .. coming excess* alive declaration, |4gMD%K0-.i t I ''» H V »■ * I •" . ' ' M • Mil;, *tikilixvttn*- If ir-rtt pi'-"' J »Co j riper « JiscouUiuWilunUl a Hats for th© OXKELK & BR* J tukf ] O ing to the gentleman of Pi" that they have ju*t receive.! I' another lot of those Superb While and Iff * Si raw Hi' \nJ which they aretlow *rllin ; — " — Tate. At itlen TKLBOKAPH OFFICE, IN J'ittnlon (liizclfc PriiiliuR Office, 1 ninth* Ur urcp*W ti J TTN 6 IIILEMAX, "Keep your distance, Joe Nash ; keep clear ol me, now 1 tell you ; I ain't a. fraid of :he face of man ; so back out ol this while you have a chance ; you can't kiss me, I tell you, without you are stronger than I he, and ) know you are!" "I shant! 1 shant!" answersd Joe, who was reinforced by half a dozen toughing youngster*, all eager for a frolic; " well, I never did take a stump Irotn a girl in my life, so here goes lor tl at kiss " ~ Joe bounded lorward as he spoke, and made a snatch at Saiina with his great hands ; but, with the quickness ol a deer People. BUTLt R HOUSE. Ah I heavy Imngn gfiof • pall Whene'er aged mnuarchs die ; re in v , (iN. fetiZBftNR (XM'NTY, I* JOHMPH lllWWAV But ore the weeping night dews full Upon their lombfl : o'er them the ery Of "Vire le roiM trill Joyous ring 1855. Svfli'i Vhtiai iet?v »r I h«* Kltiiil. Kxtfnet Hwhn has !wn pronounced by uinitit ni (D!iv'-in nm the k'lxalesl remedy ever linnnii. It in n mi iljcuiD |» 1(1 C'Uv jDk-iii»pt in it« U»le ami very innocent in it» itrCiiDn, mid yet ro thorough that'll nnnihilnCe» every particle of the rank nnd poinonoun virim ofthin ireudful disease ; and, unlike otht-r remedies, doe* not dry up the disease in the tdood. K I a L B H O TEL , Pittsloo, P». J A S H EIt H. STARK, Proprietor Otcol3, 1851. In honor of a new crowned king ! And thai the old yenr dlwt lout night , At hi" fathers—so died lie: f« rapid and rery cheap ra«,CD. .oy ge... a#n not rXHCtly luiftftH With bit outward appearance, can almost make a new man of himself by the addition of\Dn« af our celebrated Hats to his upper ntory. Tnc thing has been done, and may be done again. 80 eall in, gentlemen,—boys too—we are prepared to fit jou all, with either Hats or Boots and ohoaa. Jeokin'i Block, Pittatoo, June 2*2, 1855- PORT~GR TFFITHIJOUM\ Port G'lffith, I«u»«tn» Co , Pa I cil A.K L. P.H I L B I N, Proprietor. rpau subscriber hating completed his new tav X em home, at Port Griffith, is prepwrc-I to aem onoJate travellers ami the public generally, in the best manner nntl on reasonable term*. The r*iu&b are convenient, and the proprietor will ■pare no effort* to incite hU guests romlbrtaWe. ,.Uis Bar,is supplied with excellent liquors, ami Tif table with an abundance o f the lDe»t the markets nlT.inl. riffiilijEffiri The bull which tolled his ftineral rlto. The New Yesr anthem peals with glee. And that It l« that man e'or turns From time that's piutt, and a'owly leurnt To value that which tons ami i« Morn than that which wilt br his ; For towards thu future's iniaty veil. He eager steer* his lifc-bark frail— Impatient of old TiUlo'a slow measure— He rushes on with high steam-pressuro j For life's a voyage—we're surrouaded Uy two sens vast, 11 YD E PARK HO TEL, Hyde Park, Pa. E. B. B U R N H A M, Proprietor Constitutional Debility, brought on by selfabuse, a most terrible disease, which bus brought thousand* of the human race to untimely graves, thus blasting the brilliant hope* of parents, anil blighting in ihe hud, the glorious ambition of many a noble youth, can he cured by this Infallible remedy. And us a medicine which molt benefit everybody trom the simply delicate to the confined anil despairing invalid, no equal U to be found acting bulb as a Cure and Preventive. But the candles were aided by a host ol sparkling eyes. The air was warm, and rich laughter and pleasant nonsense bandied from group to group amid the rustling ol corn husks ar.d the dash of golden ears, as they fell from the heap that swelled larger and larger with every passing minute, broader, she sprang aside,-leaving her black silk apron in his grasp. Another plunge, and down oame the ear of corn across his head, rolling a shower of red kerneis among his thick brown hair. But he had secured his hold, and af ter another dash,that broke her ear of obrn in twain, Salina was left defenceless, wiih nothing but her tv.o hands to fizht with ; but she plied with great vigor, leaving long crimson marks upon her assailant's cheeks with every blow, till, in very self-defence, he was compelled to lesson the distance between her face and his, (litis receiving her assault upon his shoulders. Nov. 2. 1855. 1 A few excellent ol ihe ol ble abs all rel.t Mllljf-Ct l( lent ion foi rioHity—if look ar ence iki the d:' w«8 e; will a»t as we sat which ll idly inor Sabbath. preach one of out subject, believing the ear of more of all the miniitters in B It Y AN T 110 US E Ore-it Bend, Pa. A DP1SON BRYANT, Proprietor September 1st, 1854.—ly. Th* present and th' past Vast, incomprehensible, unbounded, 0ave by that small dividing line— The present moment—"shore of time." HF.r.Mnor.n's inn hi. r coxcr.xTnjTrn COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT 8 Oil ANTON HOUSE, Uncle Nathan's great arm chair had been placed in the centre of the barn, just beneath the hoop ol lights. There he Hat, ruddy and smiling, the very impersonatim ot a rich harvest, with an iron fire shovt 1 fastened in some mysterious manner across his seat, a large splint basket between his knees, working away with an eneigy that brought the perspiration like rain to bis forehead. Up and down across the sharp edge of the shovel he drew Ihe slender corn, sending a shower of golden kernels into the basket with every pull of lii* arm and stooping now and then with • well pleased smile, lo even down as it rose higher in his basket. Our friend Salina sat at a little distance with her firerv tresses rolled in upright puffs over each temple, and her great horn comb towering therein like a battlement. Bcrrnton, Pa. K R E S S L 15 ft , Proprietor SARSAPA RILLA, We stand upon this solainu shore, And hear the surging billows roar A requiem o'er the year that's past. It tells us that Death's angel hath 0. K For Purifying the Blood, removing all diseases arising from excess of Murcury, exposure and imprudence in lile, chronic, constitutional dia ease, arising from un impure state of the Hlood and the only reliable and effect#*) known rem dy for the eure of Serefnla, Salt Rheum, 8cal Head,'Ulcerations of the Throat and Legs Pains and Swillings of the bones, Tttter, Pim pits on tho Face, and alt Scaly* Eruptions k the Sliin, V. n.—A rurrliifrc will beta readiness to convey freest* l«, thin 1iom*«,oii the arrival wl* Uis |CM»*»*iiKcr[r»iii «t Ilia tiuilroart Ocjuil. hSe|H. S3, I W.I-1 y Poured the full measure of his wrath On fr ill mortality, and cast Good stabling attached. MICH AST- IIIL3IN, WHITE SWAN HOTEL Ills well-ainiml arrows thick and fast, In er'ry shape and form, For we hare known no precedence Of Death last year by pestilence, Port Griffith, JuneS, 1854 tf By Baldwin & Brady. 108 RACE STRUCT, PHHiADJil.PllfA, PKNNA. Isaac 11. ItiUiV15.] [DiSl'Ilt A. MsadY. July M,,lKMt.tr. E. & B. BEVAN, Wholesale Liquor Merchants. IJy cholera and accidents, To this day 1: is doubtful if Joe Nash really did gather the fruita ol hia victory. If he did, no aatisfac'ory report was made lo the eager ring of listeners ; and Salina stalked awav from him with an air of ineffable disdain, as it her delea; had been deprived ol its best reward. This article is now prescribed by some of Hie moat distinguished physicians in the country, and has proved mure ifticient in practice than any prepara'ion of Sarsaparilla yet offered to the public. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Mercurial and Scrofulous diseases, have entirely recovered in the incurable wards of our public institutions which had for many years resisted every mode of treatment that could be devised. These casea furnish atrikinj; examples of the salutary effects of this medicine in arresting some of the most inveterate diseases, after the glands were destroyed anil the bones already affected. None*.--Letters from responsible physicians and Prefessora of several medical Colleges and certificates of cures from patienta will be found accompanying both Preparations. PniCKS.— Fluid Extract of Ruchu, ?l per bottle, or C bottles forfS. Fluid Extract Snrsaparilla, 61 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5—cijual in strength to one gallon of Syrup of Sarsaparilla. Prepared ami sold by H.T. HKf.Meoi.n, Chemist 9K3 Chestnut street, near the Girard House, Philadelphia. Uy ocean mist and storm ; On lake, on land, nearby and far, By Europe's providential war, (QVI'OSITK THF. ItASUTl It t • t o n , Ponna. Wineti, Brandies. Gin, Whisfcevs, (Irish & Scotch WhisVevs.) Pure Jamaica Hum. ohtanflv 4m hand. I,iq.#rC rectified in the most careful and approved manner Retail Dealers are invited to give thein a call as they feel confident that frorti their expensive assortment they can supply all engaged in the trade at as low rates ai the same can lie done in die cities. Pittston Dec. 8, 1851;—t y. WYOMING HOTEL, BY G. W. MERCERAU, lly summer's heat, by winter's cold, Uy every means that can be tohl Vo. 333, Greenwich street, near Duane NEW YORK. HI* errand* Death perform!. Uut for corporeal Death alone, We mourn not In the old Keystone. We mourn the presence of a moral death. More dreadful than the simoon's breath. Shame! to Pennsylvania, shame I A lepVons spot is on thy name— PATRICK HENRY. And no'w young darken the doors o: who swagger tlir cigar in your moul perhaps a good des pride yourteli on bi will you indulge wi In it period of years bly short, when yo ity, your class wil, ful, and it may be, in the management you eter think of thk | (ltd you realize the mntier? Judging from the present ance ol your churches, wlmn thr generation ol men has posited pews will be loft pretty much to portion of lhe race, indeed, thC not imbibe the infidel spirit of leave them to become houses dises, it not dens of thit The infidelity so rife infidelity of the im ing too popular school, bill it i. who neglect th tions here, l much. Their* and the want that keeps awa rcction, wh' ' ed, either by the pulpit ; allotted tD grave* ual ey« they have ntD which tlieV Dut then side of nations ..re the intellect 01 ascendancy, and stitbtions of rel; lect, nationa' siitutions art. Christianity, at n the jiearts o July 15, iss:» M . G . W H IT If BY , M. D. PHYSICIAN" AND 8UR0E0N- Office at his residence in Kingston, Pa. [marlb'55-ly The English Church having been established by law in Virginia, became, as *11 Xh establishments are wont to do, exdiugly intolerant towards other seots—- In prosecution ol this system of conversion, three Baptist clergymen had been indicted at Fredericksburg, for preaching the Gospel ol the Son of God contrary lo the Htatute. Henry, hearing this, rode some fifty miles lo volunteer his services~in defence ol the oppressed. He entered the court, being unknown to all present save the bench and the bar, while the indictment was read by the clerk. He sat within the bar until ibe reading was finished, and the king's attorney hud concluded some remarks in defence of the prosecution, when he arose, reoched out hia hand for the paper, and without more ceremony, proceeded with the following speech : "May it please your worships ? 1 think ( heard read by the prosecutors, as 1 entered this house, the paper I now hold in my hand. II 1 have rigtaty understood, the King's attorney ot the colony has framed on indiotmem for the purpose ol arraigning and punishing by imprisonment three intensive persons before the bar ol this court, lor a crime of great magnitude —as disturbers of the peace. He here read. * Did 1 hear an expression as if • crime, that these men, whom your worships are about to try for misdemeanor, are charged with—what ?" and oorfiinuing in a low, solemn tone, "preaching the gospel of the Son of God !" i'ausing amid the most profound silcnce and breathless as'.onishmenf, he slowly waved the paper three times aiound hia head, when, lifting his band* and eyes to heaven, with peculiar and impressive energy, hit exclaimed, 44Great God The exclamation—the burst of feeling from the audienoe—Were overpowering. Mr. Henry resumed. A calico gown, with very gsy colors straying over it, like honeysuckles avid buttercups on a hill side, adorned her lathy person, leaving a trim foot visible upon a bundle of stalks just within range of Unci* Nat's eye. „Not that Salina in tended it, or that Uncle Nat lytd any particular regard lor neatly olari leet, but your *!»tDiDi{ minded woman has an instinct which is sure to place the fow chnrnis sparely distributed to the class, ill conspicuous relief on all occasion*. G R I SW O L D , A hideous, horrid thing. For how of Freedom's liflaven-born gift. Could ye your voice of boasting, lift, With Alchoholyour king. WHERE CAN I BUY FXSH, BEEF & POKE, AHD OUT TWO HUNORED POUNDS IN A BARREL! Is a question which is often a*ked, ami answered by recommending store-keepers to fry EARL BARTHOLOMEW. RESIDENT DENTIST. G EO CAIlHI IMI AI.K. PA. One ilt»or from Street Be Kajiior, on Alala Street SJT L'ush for old tfoltl. Th1#eurwtd curse, came It from whence t Wert thou too dead, Intolllgeme? No ! for the law of Prohitdtion In now our glorious acquisition. And ne'er MMl Punn In vile durance, lie held again by Ignorance. Then, rouse ye freemC n In your might, Fepouse (he cause so just and right, To drive the hateful tyrant lu-nce. Or be It yeur sad recompense, That ntVm mm of P*nn*s imjr claim The honor of a i'reeinau's name. BB J. A. HANN, O-IUejeer Dr. D irr's 3tDro, Main Str eet PITTSTON, P* December 17, 1WD2. » IK ftRKKNtVK ll UTRKBT, For mile by A. Knapp and Pro., Pittston, ami Druggists am) Dealers everywhere NEW - YORK. a. R. GORMAN, M. D. lespectfully tenders hi* Professional services to the citir.enx or Pittston ami vicinity. Oficr in lite Post Office, Pittihm. Aug. li. 1850.- 'y- •,,* All letters directed to the proprietor or agent receive immediate attention. (One Bloc'; east of Washington Market.) August 17, 1855. 0, June '5,1855—248, ly As Salina sat perched on the base of the oorn stalks, tearing away vigorously at the husks, she cast an admiring glance now and then on the old man, as his head rose and fell to the motion ol Ins hands ; but that glance was quickly withdrawn with a defiant tost ol the head, for Uncle Nat's eyes never once turned on the trim foot, with it* calfskin shoe, much less on its owner, who began lo be a little exasperated, as mnidens of her class will be when their best points are overlooked. "Humph!" muttered the maiden, looking down at her calioo ; 'lie might as well have come wiih a linsev woolsej frock on lor what anybody cares!" C. It. GORMAN & Co., REMOVAL. Fai&ting! Failing!! Whether of all lh|n world's »ir bubbles. Or of Missouri mid Kansss Iroub;***, * Or of this irnrh taiken of Nebraska, Ye nil have heard, needier '(is l" ask ye. You've suroly rand them iu the fftod tGuelte,n Which y(lined paper, let the weather Re cold or warm, or be tt dry or wet. Falls not the appointed time, and never Fwerve* from tho track of Truth's gr.»nt principle, But firm and steadfast stands Invincible, To all I ho base designs of demagogues, Who tight for oQlce, like the hungry dog* Which snap and snarl as loud as they are able For tho inciip refuse of thoir iniiafcr's table. PITTSTON, PA., Agents for Tapscott's General Immigration and Foreirn Exchange. Persons residing in the country, and wishing to engage passage or nend money to their friends in any part of Europe may Jo so with safety lDy applying 'i Che Po«t-Office. Tapscott 4. Co's, receipt willho furnishd liy re turn mall. •( Pittston, Aug. 26, 1853. A. PRICE & CO., COAL MERCHANTS. IJice— Wttl side. Main street, PiUston Lnzcrni cosily, Pa. , tf" J. BRENTON, House, Sign & Ornamental Painter Would respectfully announce to the People C.f P'lttston, that lie has removed his shop to' the room over the Exchange Office of Jenkins and Brother, nearly opposiie the Post Office, where he will receive orders for painting of all descriptions. Having had a thorough experience in business, he feels no hesitancy in assuring the public that he can give entire satisfaction in every department of his occupation. Having good workmen steadily employed, he is enabled to take contracts end fimslithcm in a very short time. J. BOWKLEY & LEYSHON, COM' MERCHANTS— Cnrvrr of Main OR. H. WENTZEL, and Railroad Slrtels, IMon, Pa, Angust l(i, 1850 —tf. O'ermaii Fhysiolan \*7"01)£,D respectfully announce to the peo VY pie of Pittston and vicinity that after an absence of some months he has returned and perwianently located in the place. He will he happy to wait upon any reqairing his professional services. Thankful for past favor«,h£ will endeav Dr ♦a merit a continuenre of the same. Office, lit Frederick Helf's. Miss M. J. WBTHERBY, TEACHER OF VOCAL &. INSTRUMENTAL 7i i; MC. Thus endeth all the newsboy frith to say— Klud friends, forgivehim If his homely Wdf, In order to relieve these exonerated feelings, Salina seized an ear of corn by the dead sifk. and rent away the entire husk at once; when lo! a long, plump ear appeared, the very thing that half a dozen of the prettiest girls on ihe stalk heap had been searching and wishing for all the evening. PIITHTON, l.rnsass Co.. Pa. Term commencing Muudny,July 30,1H55. ,3r1 Oflbndeth ears refined, If op Pegassushe huLb vainly tried. With easy elegance and grace to ride, D. m. Etoon, N. B. Paper hanging also attended to. Pittston, April 0, 1855.—838 ly. J. B ittsNvn, Veb, 17,1854 tf ATTORN EY A T LA TF, Do not with hlin fault-flnd, It (set most what many others make, typo deal iu prosy rhyme—a slight mistake WYO MING . IIO USE PITTSTON, PA ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING. David Schooley. TTTO[TL0 roaptct fully announce l« th* public tijnl hr. \V hi ill continue the practice of the aboVn (iMVuloii, in all it* brnnoh.-p, and holiis himtclf to ivadinea* at all times tCD at i em I to any bu«iiM&a in the line of Survei/i\Enyincering, Estimating & Drajling- DeliW provulrd with a full and complete m*t of luilni Office with Jamcc Helm, Rcq in Upper Pittston Scruntnu, f*a. " ~~Th« vndernlffued would nwpecfnlly announce to tb* public lhat hu ha* rocwutiy purchased tho above Hotel and will c.»u(.iimu to tojlf »Bauajr«nient hi!* most jn refill in.' U «*m k 14%II to tiia public, the eiteiMive 4Ui#t'iijiijuH of the Dih; iiilinhuieut, aTird (u ample &oe*'nno.lvD»n tCD al.n t** uuy uuitiV-r of  i'.i, ti .i s*i!! '» ■ • t uMnm! wPh l!» -*fT of the proprietor »n-i Li* MijrvrnuU tC» r.utbir Ih t otlw onre of Vh» very llraiiaiUj rfiaLi-, lu of »mU»« C?juu- II. 1 YD EN, Jill O T11EIIS, WlipiieiDAlDEdealers in JlulhDn«,  Tlireadrt, Kinbruiderie.-*. Fnacv (ioodf, Wstdies, iftiscdlimp. This discovery was hailed with a shout. The passeesion of a red ear, according to the established usage of all husking par ties, entitled every gentleman present a kiss Irom the holder. Jtwulrj SILVER ANO PLATED WARE MerctoiitM and . inncl hn\ CwC tiiul nm{D!.- ♦'Kprrioiicf, he him sell c i.tciioniu unD nmlvvtT} Ut'jmrt mentor1 r- * • r * - T Birth-piace of Fulton, «otd.p i P v )D.\W i s f trim Htore, op HtaJff Tlje Lancaster papers apeak in high terms of commendation concerning a "View of the Birth place of Rob». Fullon," with the surrounding countryD and distant view of the Susquehanna hills; together h itli a port rail ot Mr. Fulton, copiod from a painting hy Benjamin West, which is the A'irit of Mr. Franklin Rcittarr, of that city. The farm in 1855 contained 304 acres, and was IhD n AwiiSd by the lather of ilobt. Fulton. It iri handsomely located about twenty two mile* potith ot the niiy of Lan. caster, in the township of Fulton, formerly Little Brittniri, mi tli« banks of the Co-o-wingo creek, and «t the cro-is roads leading lo Lancaster, Philadelphia arid Balti more cities, Robert Fulton was born in ilie year 1755. His father emigrated from Ireland when vhung, and settled in Pennsylvania, where lie married Miss Mary Smith. They had five ohildren—three daughters and two sons. Robert received his education in Lancaster oily. In his boyhood, all his lieaure hours were paaaed in mechanics' shops or in painting.* At 17 years of age he came to Philadelphia, where he waa occupied in painting portraits and landscapes. In 1807, amidst the jeora and ridicule of hie fellow citisens he launched his steamboat "Clermont" upon the Hudson river, at New York city, and there were not thirty persona in tlia city who believed that the boat would ever move one mile an hour, or even be of the leaat utility. He died in 1815, in New York. Fulton'a invention has established the commerce of the world ; and the won. droua steamships, with the glorious atari and stripes at their peaks, hsve furrowei the ice, and atreakad with their smoke thC perennial anowa of the farthest Polar lati tudea accessible to man. and w aha' 4(*r«Ds aUciJii'ci The barn rang again with the clamor of voices and the shouts of merry laughter. There was a general crashing down of jeirs upon Ihe corn heap. The roguish girlj that had foiled in finding the red car, abandoned work »nu uugau wihnuk pyer the stalk heap, clapping their hands like mad things, and sending shout after shout of merry laughter that went ringing cheerly among. thCD starlit evergreens oveiheud. " - "May it please your worships: In a day like this, when truth is about lo bleak her fetters, when mankind is about to be aroused to claim natural and inalienable -*cr ronton, M REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF LUMBER! 'PHffe Mir kpII H^nifrtok I IVwtftAtr 89.00 pi-r nt ll»«« Tl»ev hw%D.. I In.w V.1.H ■ . . P . MI t...r i in, nn.l H. ii.Iq^L ROBERT BAOR H & Co Knnrv Go« !#. Heel; & £i js* o i& - as * rrk Jfmrlk J&ast Corp*r of Pub! , ,• D i i^uls-—»v»cfi 'yc/.z 01 ~pp.'verier has reached the wilderness of Amerioi and the d.maiural alliance of ecclesiastica •nd oivil power, are about to bo dissolved —at such a period when liberty—liberty o( conscience—is about to awake from her slutnberings, and inquire ltilo tbe reason of such diaries as I find exhibited here to-day in this ii.dictment I" Another fearful pause, while the speaker alternately cast nis sharp piercing eyes on the oourt and the prisoners, and resumed : "If 1 am not deceived, according lo tha contents of the paper* I now hold in ray hand, these men are accused of preaching Ibe gospel ot the Bon of God ? Great God I" Another long pause, while he again waved the indictment around his head—while a deeper impression was made on tha audi tory. Resuming his speech ; "May it please your worships : there are periods in the history of man when corruption and depravity nave so long debased the human character, that man sinks under the weighl ot the oppressor's hand—becomes his serDvile, abjeot slave ; he lioks the hand thai smites him ; he bows in passive obediencf to the mandates ol the despot; and in Ihit •tats of servility, he receives ihe letters 01 perpetual bondage. But may it please your worships, such a day has passed away 1 From that period when our lalhart left the land of their nativity for seiilemeni in th se American wilds—Ibr liberty—foi uvil and relig' viy—for Ubarty o importance, in  sonal point or vie the young alike, ot Christianity, at contribute to its i minds to the recepi beg of young men and put themielvr a character " are pasainf th6 ' ' ing our ohoulders ihily borne rr"PICTURE Frame# .common ,Gt X meuted and plain, made lo tin' - Job Binding neatly executed. ' A lai*e neleetfon of common and Blank Books, stationery. Novate. &.C ion* 17. 1853. !'■ ' t'/u: • . hit Hnir ■ n 8;wl n rl/i n hvltrr hnvsr. I 'll-I N, PA. 0F" U t» «» hiih tin utinimt rare tind dtwpiiicti P, i» 1c |mtru»)ng« reaped fully solicited. J uty ao, 1W5. S253. :: h C. But the young men. niter the first wild shout, remained unusually silent, looking sheepishly on each other with' a shy Unwillingness to commence duty. No one seemed urgent to be first, and this very awknrdness set the girls off like mad again. w TO RENT. The MOID reeently occupied by rkin K«q , as a law office, upon the necoml flour of the Phoenix Building. For term#, apply to tbe subcriber at the itore of G. K. Lo*e Cf- Co. JOHN LOVE. IIALK'N rDn «nf lit, IH55. Opposite the tlasin LIVERY AND EXCHANGE. NliAH TUB POST OFFICE. SCRANTON, PA. Ready at all times to aecompivdate with Ike belt of korw.s and vehicles. Scranton, Fit. 24, 1854-l»/.v A. KKNSEH'8 Dr SHE LP PiJUtcm, vprilS7,1855. WOCLl) respectfully Hnnonnce to the citizens of Pltt'' "Ion Mitl vicinity, ihiit he will be ot his office, op • no*ite the Kngle Hotel, rittMUm. for one w**ek—utief that tline he moy be found on FVnukfin (Street, \Y tikes-Uurre, «»*«•* 1ft. HoiMordD Music. 0^ Architecture, There sat Salina, amid the merry din, brandishing the red ear in her hand, with a grim smile upon her ineutb, prepared (or a desperate defence. '•What's the matter? why don't you begin ?" oried a pretty black eyed piece of mischief, from the top of the stulk heap; "why, before this time, 1 thought you would hare been snatching kuses by handMful." THOSE wanting anything de»ignatcd abo*e will pleane give the aubscribera call, who is preparedlo make drawing* for building#, writ' apeciflcairatt. tfc. May be found byinqtiiring ut the Eagle Hotel. GEO. W. LUNG. PitUton. January 2nd. 1854. PllUtoii, July S7, 1856. GEO ROE LAZfAllVB Forwardiug ami Commission Merchants DAGUER U EOTY PES Smart boys in one 'f oihe acco de- * Messenger would r, mlml ilioso inli'nrii UK to del ihuimelvoi D«guorr.-o!)pet, Uial in* MjUeatflb* vwU particularly fc»or«l.l. lor wking good n/WC*« m(W«lor*. lit" tb«m .call »t fhulr Skylight (jallnry lu lhu"Uiwh Suire" building FilUlou, October Sli, 1HS3. PITT8TON EXCHANGE ANO BANKING OFFICE. autwcribera have opened an office of tit discount and exchange, in this place, o yoming avenue, oppoaite the Wyoming Houae two door* northeast of Mr. Chane'i ature. „MASON, MEYLERT & Co. Scranton, May 18, 1855. WILL attend 10 forwarding end receiving food* fc lilsitore hoimtt, rear of LftznriiHV llotel A11 good consigned to his care for warded with def]»atch. GEO. W. BRAINERD A do. NAILS & SPIKES. JTJSTrocelvtdand for »«l« low, IOU kern X«lD« nnd SfDtke»orihebo«tCi.ialltD,by  An*.»7. OW1ROB LAZAfet'P. "I'd like to see them try, that'* nil •aid the strong minded female, weeping • uianoe of scornful defiance over the young men "Now, Joseph Nash, are you going to stand that J" cried the preity piece of mischief to a handsome young fellow thai had haunted her neighborhood all the ev. ening ; "afraid to fight lor a kiss, arC you f " "No, not exactly," said Joseph, his wristbands am' •I was out D 'What were picking berries . •No, air, I waa on rnmmm, 103 Murray, near West Street, HewToik GEO. W. BRJINIUID, D*VID BfiLDM [Aug. 2, 1850.--ly*. HYDRAULIC CEMENT SALT AND FISH. GROUND Alum S»ltln socks and Hyraense Sail In ba rels, for sate by the quantity or otherwise. AIM No I, * and 3 Muckereliu Bls.andaalf 81a., a In* article.— XD«4Mk,*e.,b]r oBOBtta T.ZARITB. JAMIiS L. SELFR1DGE, ON band and for sale at HALL'S Pruj Ptoiw, opposite the Basin. (June 2vJ, IH55. ll'kahralr Dialer in PUKE CIDER VINEGAR tor sale " by the J3arrel or Cask, at the Canal Store. TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIOARS (No. Oti North Third St, 3 dooraabove Arch at.» Juno 93, I HD4, GEORGE LAZARUS. r tot Boohs!/ A volumes miscellaneous and atandard OUU works», alio, 1500 pairs booU and aboea VAUPBBNE & FLUID 3V"u2£, ISM?8 bD HTEKLEfc BRO. I-IORN, RYK, CHOP * CORN MEAL f.-, VJ sale at the BAZA*^ •' ' ' ' I - • ■ mi • • H PHILADELPHIA. JULY 13, 1855 Valuable Town Property , For Kale. AAA FKBT best Hafety Fuse. also S,MO fast Water Fuse,on baud aud (or sate Pltlston, July 11, IBM. Jeuktn's Kluik. pr Dperty now in the tiosse sion o Geo- X Lazarus, is offered for aalo. It isa very desirable reaidenca, and the terms will be made ea Also, a lot in West PiUaton. Apply to J. H. JENKINS, July 30,1855. Pittston, Pa. i» clothei -it'» wilt the thunder of their ijon and their nhriek of distant water* of J German Mediciics FIR SALE at HALL'S Drug Store, . . June 1st, 1855. Opposite ths Basin. ACtapexlor srticle of LARD just waived hy Oct. 7. K 1, SMITH, j the earth now h«wr himself above *" or«Ud hU own 11 ROUND Alum aad Albion BaH.i.y the sack or hush M el, for sale by B. C. Ctiti.