Pittston Gazette and Susquehanna Anthracite Journal

              PITTSTON Slife GAZETTE,!■■ , tiort aver executed In Northern Penney?4MIMHPP" uti•': D •' . I— chine* fortble kl»d of work aroexpeB#lve-r*p*Ai»lrW^i AND SUSQUEHANNA ANTHRACITE JOURNAL o^, • D• ■ «v«- M ''!' 'i"T . •': u D.' 1 D t :.-■!• «•»• Ik'oI «Dill l«. i 1 .A .tV. ,!«•;•• nj*«t '/nit | nniO -1. . • .. i.-,. «vi !ll» 3tir.ru »JT D '" "I BLANKS D *»t — ■■ ■■ . ■ " , , I II U 'IJ !l ■■ ,Th"r°""wU"f""of""1"m'Tfc«r».»4daw r-p— f*wW*Z^XE£TmiSt,m!l fetarftlr to % £M Interests, ffllifics, flcfo*. JTiteratore, nnir feral inttlfigtnct. SSu' S— * Cheek Kolli,*1** -„. v. ■ -—="-^-.rrrnr-traiT.-POTS :....^4^- C■ *' b!T^»£S. tomc vn.—no. 6. ( PITTSTON, PA., PRIlDiVY, DECEMBER 26, 1856. J "S&l:-: i ' , ' . OIO Cfjf (Sajctte »vjl Anthracite Journal. ritBMSHKO WERKl-V UV Ooorjo AX. niohmrt. Jtikiiu' new Brick Building, CM« C2etDr Mouth of Clark'» jtoiT—riip stair* Jio bflljj ' , *' Til? Q.1/.KTTC Ci«rf JOVMfAL l« published »rfrjr FrliMr Ht 1*»» fhttnr* per D■»«. Twn ilollun mid fitly oonis will be clmrjod if not paid within ihu yrmt. *• paper «IU he llwuatinued unill all ernlartfee are paid, aalex attD|"llCin. ADVKRTISEMEtfTf* ' On« »$mr« #f twolre or I eta, on* or IhrM ■ ■nertlnm, (I. iMr& mt 8 Hn«» or Iin, yearly, 8no •Ciu-ir«. fearly, .... hilfolum yurfy, - - Oi»* column, yuarly. . i py to an act of Uoi»C?r«Daa. no poifmrn «!■ fc« eh.\rz«tt on thi* |»np*r to aubacril»era residing in  County, fior to tho»* within tli« county, whom- nonrett Poit Ofl!c« ia without thc«ounty. 10 00 30 50 iawK .»T'Dldaiifi irK "rfctet $ us i new Cari)'j. ' rC t'Hj-ti.'1 -v) ,iTr.\*i 1—. 1 tvijrv/f u - i THE PASTOR'S DAUOI1TE11 justness Carte. sinking'uddM.1i1-'' t°il and her  and tut &-word of complaint oscapes fron* l»erD pallid lips.. She works and starves, and still , has always • word of lore, au all'ectiouutu smile forberAther." . '-i " Kir, and you {want to commit  Are, you mad V' Uure J'UD#rde* that angel ? The thpUgMi pieaues my heart like a dagger," taid ,0»e CjV1 man sobbing . . I , " .Sir, you must have a bottle of wipe.witlj n\»j J toe a tavern open yoncltjr. Goiya, you jnist tell mo your history, and if yuu liave'Uo ptrjoctiun, Iwill then tellyou i»i#e.— But this,inuoli 1 may say at once—there is no occasion C for yen, leap into the river. ,. I : am a rich, a very iioh man ; and if things 'ji really are, M yoil represent, yeur Juughor j will no longer, lia»e to work, und you shall i not starve." | ,; ? •, { joy;'-she Ustenod. niidVloulit seemed to over-i. lumso in tho bent part of fiaokfort.— 'biy yrere tty a uuinber of domestics who conducted them to appartnientx decorated iu tho most handsome style. " ™«J« wstPrth," MM T-— t» the servants; aufl her C~-.«,m,d« yCm hare henefcftrttli to Ofeey. My darimfc trffte," he-then, turning toJWrtHa, "I im Kari fc, wealthiest men in thin city, ffhfc liouso ID yours, and th«»e servants will attend i#i vou», I bold a pludjCe from you thatriulies will not corrupt your heart. Here it is, in the praVef-b6ok of yottr ,pCior mother, written in your 4*-ri hnnif: '"ff 'Thoo wert to givo me all trcHMnrcs of the earth, nil, Lord, 1 would still renmin Thme humble servant. Fot- what U jrold before Thee, that lookout into the heart) Tiiiiie i« my heart, and Thine it shall alwuyi r " It w the Lord's and tliine, mv b«kDvoC Karl 1" whispered BorUia mid sanit into hi; ■ aruHu....  A VERY POLITE JUDGE. Governor Ford, of Illinois, telle a very rich anecdote of one of the early judges of that State, but tho governor doe* not put upon tba reoord the name of the sensitive and oonaidar- . ate magistrate. . j ; At thecourt over wliioh this presided a man by the name of Green was convicted, »f murder, and the judge was obliged to paee senieii«« CDf death upon the culprit. Calling on the prisoner to rise, the judge said to him t "Mr. Green, the jury say you are guilty of murder, and law says you are to be hung. J want you and all your friend# down in Indian creek to know thait t is not I who condemn you; it is the jury and the law. Mr. Green, at what time, sir, would you like to be hung I the law allows yon time for preparation." The prisoner replied, " May it pleas* year honor, I am ready at any time; those who kill the body can have no powor to kill the soul. "My preparation is made, and you can arrange the tune to suit yourself, it is *11 the same to nte, sir." " Mr. Green," returned the Judge, " it ip a very serious matter indeed to be hung, it Nonut happen to a man but once in his life, tutless the ropo should break before bis neek is broke, and you had better take all the time yen - can get. Mr. Clerk, since it makes no difference tp Mr. Green when he is hung, just look at the and see whether this day four * weeks comes,job Sunday. The clerk looked as he was directed and reported that that day four weeks came on Thursday. " Then," said the judge, "Mr. Green, if yon please, you will be hung thin day four weeks, at 12 o'clock. The attorney genoral, James Tujmey, Esq,, here interposed and said : " May it please the court, on occasions of this sort, it is usual to pronounce a formal .sentence, to remind the prisoner of his perilous condition, to reprove him for his guilt, and to warn him against the judgment in the world to come." "01), Mr. Turney," sftidjthe judge, "Mr. I Green understands the whole matter; he , knows he has got to be hung. You under-; . stuud it, Mr. Green, don't you t" "Certainly," said the prisoner. ,,} " Mr. SLi-ritf, adjourn the court." Four weeks from that day Mr. Green was hung but not so much to his own natisfactio* as his appearances promised on the day of his couvjetiou. /( shadow her btfow. Tbfn o*i»e » knock at the dour, uijute h«r tremble. »yD much tlmt she ulimmt.waruou the courage to say " Coino in." A ynnnj nnn shabbily dreminn, entered tlio room, and maiMwlowbiitawkwaril butr. • i"1 teHtr&rir;'"aiJ ho* "Jop u ncnmiat lrto Iter# r m M.*w, Sini •" I W*UAUgiUBB jfciVtW'l.. •' Tlirn It is vyu that I seek. I come from 'syotft ■ - 'B i*wi ■ ., J "Kar'WeuvtiiD unbw, whwne i* ha t What \ lihos hnpppnod ! iiouiethuix wait .have hap-j f-peaed—tjhie is the. fimt Jitpe jjp.fr*?,, «Wyed Bo war all rujjst. fl • j "The ni!*fortmidI»'Virtt tefy'ppr&it." " 0!i, my poor, poor what MidU L lienr 7" P1IYSTCIAN AXD l\r. Naururd Lnwloii, late Bciidcnt A/ rhyaician of the Gej)t?ral TlospmC NEW //MFfa offer? M profcssionnl services to tllo inhabitants of Pitts ton anC1 vicinity. JT. B— Particular attention given to discuses of tile Eye aort 12ji»\ 'aKFKHK.V&Hi—The Fnciilprnf Hie Motlciil tnstltoin of YoloOMbxt*: ttmlirs. iKwof Mow ilmen; T. sir.,ntr, whI tt«v. Mr. r.irka.iir PHMnni Mr lUi/il, of WI|ko» Itarru i C. lD. Hhoenwker l.-q., of Kingston, »u*d L. D. Htioein.iksr. Esq, of VVIIkm-nnrro. IV" omen In Ur. RUIllllNM new bnilitiiu, oj.poilie til* Riuier House. II0 1 Hit WO Pt.JDCK, E*g1o Hol*l. Dac'r IS, IBM. CARPENTERING AND BUILDING. H K.Ebert, desires to announce to the public lhat he In now prepared to take contracts for BulHlfH|r and Furnlshihfc Materlsls (VDr Houses and other descriptions of MdlAHl at the most reasonable figure. By arrangements which he hfts recently concluded with lumber, men In the State of New York, he is enabled to procure bills of Lumber almost ready to put together for »nv description of buildings whatever, «t the shortest notice. Ho has now and will constantly keep in liia employ the beat of workmen, and hopes to be able to give pfltffe satisfaction as to his work, and to accommodate to a creator extent than has ever heretofore been done in tljis Valley the deslro to have houses splendidly and substantially completed. His long exporiencd and general acquaintance with the people of this place and vicinity, he trusts, will be sufficient to Secure for bim a reasonable share of the best work required in this neignborhoed. UY OEORCE P. MORRIS. An ivy-rfiantled odttajje stood, W ithirt'the sound ttf torretits #ikl,11 Where dwelt, in sylvan solitude, The village p«"tof attd'hl* child. Proud Hhitors paid thei* court mid duty "r Ttt this rotnuntid'villnge beftUlyf Yet nonoef Ml the swains who sought Iter, Was worthy of the pastor's daughter. The town-gallants crossed hill Mid plain, To ceek the groves of her retreat jr ■ • And many followed iu her train, To lay their riches at her feet D But still, for all their arts *o wary, From homo th«y could not lure the fuiry. A maid without u heart they thought tier, And so they left the pastor's daughter. MEDICAL CARD. DB. EVAKS, (late of the University of Dublin, and tho London Hospitals,) re- BpurtrVill v tenders his professional services to the InhahlUntt of Pittston and vi.-ir-ity OiBce nearly Opposite the "Keystftne Store" of J. Bowklev Jt Leyshon. Aug. I, 1856-6m. Tlit uUl mon all0wcd himself to be dragged along by liisfi.mpiHiion. In a few iniituU*, thoy were »oateil at a table in the,tavern,with full glasses before them, and each examining cm-Vuusly the featut-eu of tho other. j. , 4Ht4fye»ny iftimrfrfeuiaiKft ofcaenw fta tMI bio m»rkn of uiixioty with kociU interest j then looking round the Oj0fl», lie raid : " JJu pot be ! frightened, iny Vlour girl ; it in nothing uf any | great importance. Yuurfuther met Inst night an olrt acquaintance, who invert him -ii, i'- . -T»L  *«•*»«,_ tlier s I lend nim aetampca ana lefr Finn to in prudent Boston, for tho last year, and i ,pay the score, lie had not sufficient money was leap year too!) there have Wen tweuti • «s ffjaasr sews? sxz& K 'r * rtrL*r. * z° ,~i get* Win tooioy, hiy will send him toyirison." Ij hefore, hikT on this fact the XTtiany Kreniuf "To prison—wyfutherte prison !''exclaim- ; Journal talk* tttns sensllrty: C I ed the,girl. j'Uuik you tell myoh tlie I, "That Ahrine to love and marriage is etiish Dili comis.tor ; 1 inSty draped with silks at from three dollars ' Th¥M) floHM and o hilf.' • - ' to fifteen dollars a yard—it is festooned with " OhC Uod.l" Righod tho girl, "ftlT I li*ve ■ laces at nrices to cuu#c a lock-jaw to hear it • Iocs tyst aiwiuwfc u» more tbun one florin ; but —eip&hstve diamond jewelry flashes through I will go at once to Madam Berg, and beg el,',j thehleshM (if the point d' Alencons at every her to advance nie jwtrt ■•ilvor (date, paved thick upon leases o( H,}}. "0 i?,»Iu,li,n • rottideuoei.,'»|»pport» the alUr-rC«nd I ho Millta6vflDr whom I ★orlt. laminar's Inlu Vw every punihaseabie luxury " But if Madame Bterg doesmit ndVanoe the more te&bje th#n .oltures thC* money—wfcnt.ftya?'?. The girj burst into WHs, Ktferthc base of H, as votive leaves to toar«T • :j l*. the frost spirit circle tho oak in autumn. What "i ftin much afraid «hc will refuse. I a!—''effect has this pp'fimlitfn trf the shrine of ready owe hci* one floriii, and bhe is Peiy on the, young men of li. is ton who hard." would lain bring to it their personal offering*. "tor what purpose did yyu borrow the , "Those stntiticians can see it and hear It. m ney you owe her? The current of masculine marriageable hurhe girl hesfMttdd'to replV. mauity sets right by without stopping. Great "You ulay trust me,; I take the deepest lit- niCjhs heaved iroin the bottom of prudent but tcreStin your inisfortuuvs.Hiidl sincerely wish heart™are all that is given to lly- I wU, assist, yiiui; only a pyyr ,»CV Young artists, young ftrtuSitns, young clerk mysolf. fell mo for what purpose d(d doMMtc'meMaMit'' cle#-l*«; lawyehi ot; more you WowthBt floHn?" ' ' youth AbM. clientage yet 'all out of debt, awd ii t ? weftkrand ooMi- earunig uomfoftntye and honorable subsis-' sidnally, needs strotigtheumg. 1 borrowed the tence lor one, according to tho stfale of lH/Sti, inwey to got a quarter of Kiwi for j .... I pass by C,uickly—illamlod bf the evidences of "' I teiVr.Mndam . the inexorable condifiorifT" attached to a repu, Berg w.ll -not Rive yria htty hi6te. Ilferc is | table marriage in tbtfse evil days of tompetioih! florin, lint that utiir »*p088css. Have you j tionin social ili^idny. any vaJjMihieti upuu wliicl) w o ?ould some , .C Marriage is becoming a luxury to men in niyuey I considered fof.a fyy, ujo- iJptted States. The cqst of provisions, tho lnc"i . . . wages of labor, the rent of dwellings, the cost I have nothing, said si:e at length, «• bnt (Jf Siteiiwrfes and of hixwries, added to the n»y*p«» mutber » proy«r.*iwk. tDa W death pr««»m« inrni (nuiiii to wwp«»ul bod, HhowntreaJod -top to wwt « itJ» it, and ablp society, Ut drew ricUlvaud furnish sliowthero iD Mm# /p the, world, Jfcoldu»ore sac- i|V; make the inevitable price of a family far red than heVmemorv and the promise 1 gave out'dfreach of the sa&Hcs and incomes of hrt- : InltstiFl fur my fathei-'s sake, I must not m0st of the youn" husitatu." With a femunUMg haml, die. took 0f the effect on tho morals and character of thfi book dvwn from the shelf,,:!" Oh, ?u.'' a StateIh which Wedlock is prt(tinted, it (s during « ,M»i Jyghtj muuoeaary to enlaree. By reading or hy have been arc us tonic i to r filter _ travel, woaroiiUftuMiUux and thoughts of my heitrt dtt tilt) bhirtTt fWt+es at in Austria. Prudence juul custom forbid marthe end ol the book.-*Hwpe no ono will ever riage in the former country, where there is not knuv, wntojig willypu prouv lv,g%rM income •nffeienftottatntamfts wttnts ui*!,Tv"'h i t, . J' ' , and social pretsnsioiw. In the latter, the arin- M ertaudy, my dear Bertha. DA not alarm wi |aw holds asunder from the reluXioue of yotirseW; I will take enre that your soer«s busbund and wife, couples who do not possess shall not ho profaned, lint how get ready property guarantees that their children shall , • . !!not become a burthen to the State. In all Whilst she left the room to put on lior bon- ra„k,'of its soelety, iaoome is the marriage net andsha«I, RarlT— (for the reAder .....unnt of tovei will bare gueMed that the ynwng mhn was .. Mttrriftge may as effectually be prohibited none other than our,lumD)tglojicod. ever the by the expense of mjllinery-ware and housewnfcuig of tho girl Hi tlio book, his eyes as b} regulation. If those filled with tears of emotion and delight as he m(Wfnfh Athenian sfatieticinns will stand with read tho oufpouintigs of * pure. aud pious their Dote-boOk»beside tbeirmarris^.'aliai heart; tthd when they had teft tho house to- for two veor8 to oome. Uiey will have to regether, iiad shexras walking beside him "With 00rc( a Readily diminishing worship at tlie a dignity ot which sltpseewed enUiely shr-me If 0|,tm(1idhood be, as many say. ar scitfus, lioc^iVu hov lyoks of respect aud the peliaitT tf repudiation ol ailnuration. ootton dress gooils, ami seom of gingham, i lhey lirst went ttf Mitdsm Borg, who did wiU- ovwy house yrhere there ar« not give the 4uIy«ik9 teumred. hot assured daul!UteVK behoove all mother the yuuug man fieriM was w*an. auH«L; , _aH K,«.d.mothers—to imitate individually, Certainly this praise Mr. 1—— valued more if Jjot«„ c0Vi,.ert, the wise conduet of the Bolthan thd money he had Thev pawn- . wnmw, »T Brussels ♦♦Uppev.Ten-dom V'~ 3d the book, and the roqiitred'sain wus made fb, •'KetrenohlMHit ltowety " has been or M0V5rjCM • i i „ gajsinod to mako 'econoroy ,fashionable, lti M 4mm spend allyoui mowy |o-day.' *cck) meetings receive reports of snperflui-omarked fto youijg man, wfuit wll you: t|«^iicnged Ciib, and (he fenAibili- Lid |J' ty of In household • I do nWt I trust!m Oodt I shall perm)naiexpenses. Its members an rnothem ,y°rkthe whole "'Kht through. 'J..".' . aud these their the purpose o i,oa, tryst in Oo4 fii,f»ly, ai»(J, he will help sav;n„ uiurriageto tlieir up daughters, rou," , Karl, with an enthusmsn. b ra£k|ng it p£tienh\e\T thoke young me. 5:mi? U »m° ■ic whMe capital U disproportioned to their in SMk they came to tho tmern, the vmm duRt an£ , nan went m first to prepare old Mr. Schmidt ..qj, fur a restoration of gingham anC or the part he wished him to act; then he jJ,N» IR tliere no deliverance from the silk etched lJortBa. It is impossible to describe w(,b ()f ev!t which Prenuh looms weav he joy he felt he saw* tlie young girl throw . -«olr: her father'" »-— ~"d "»sliiDD One balmy eve in budding spriiig A bard became he* father's guest: lie struck lii« harp, and evory string To Inyo vibrated jn iiHrbreust- With tli/it true love which cannot falter. Her hand shp gave hjin at the altar, And faithful tlfe hpurt hajjrought her, To wedlock and the piiptor'a daughter. How seldom le«Wi th* worldly gay, " Hurrah for the li'flp from the Main Brucke!" exclaimed T——-i-, embracing hia tatliw-ui-liw. ' Jin. H, 1856. D 270. Kefreahod and comforted by the effects of thpwine, |hv old man began thus j.I . * • " History is soon told. Iain 4 iiicroantile man ; but krtnno never favored me. I had uu money myself, and I luted and married, a poor girl. I could never begin, business on account. I took a situation as book keeper, whioh J, held until I becante useless from in, and youjigor-niiui were preferred Cto oie. Thus my ojrcupistanccs were always circumscribed, but bit domestic -Wpihvsa wascompleto Ity yvife was an angel oflove kiudncH.*! and fpRtfiiess, good mid pious, active and atlectionate ; nud my daughter is the true image of her mother. llutagu and illness h&vt brought "ie to the liiijt extremity, and my conscience revolts against the idea of, the bjst child in tie world sacrificing her life fur 1111 old' useless fellow. I, Cftymot Bftvp . much longer to live; , n^4. i. hope tlie Ixird w ill pardon.me off a few Ci»y» vr weeks from lifts, in oracr to, preserve Or prolong that of uiy dtiar BertHdi" ' 11 y ' ilott ore a fyrtunkte Waft, Av Wend," cxfltyiiiie'd theyouhg pntti; AI fmve iieyor seen II more fortunate out'. What you cull your misfortune, fs sheer nonsense, and can be touted at onco. IVuiotrow 1 will ittak'e my will, mid you shall be the heir of all my pos- HDHsious, and to-morrow nlgbt I iVill tako the' ; leap from tlie Main lirutke nhme. Hut before Heave ihi« world, 1 must see jour Bertha, foV,t'atn anxious to look npon one Cv)io is worthy tlie namb of a liuinau being." " iDttt, sir, what am havo madeydu so un. happy at this early ago T" said the. old man, moved with compassion. " I beheve it was uiy father's wealth. I am the only 'son of one of the richest tirtttkofs anjlaft me the Uuufeuso fortune,— t'wpi that moment, every. lius come in with »ie1 l)jts tyidcaycjrtid to d(tcoi\;o uic, I was a chilji in inpooeuce, trusting and confiding ; my education had 1 not, bom aud i poxsewiod, )|iy 'n)p%, 1 er's loving lie.pi- 1 endeavored to  myself in a .gfjlove anijt friendship tflqjt good and ,t found onjv hypocrite itud luipfjsturs, who pretended frientinliipTor no (thcr purpose than to par- I take of my wealth, and enjoy UienitcTve's at my expense." My fTientfx, or rather the vil— Iairts Cv1kiu4 I midtookfortrlendsl/aiid to whom 1 opened my heart, bcirAved me, and thou laughed at my sipipliuity: buliu time 1 gathered experience, anil, my heart was filled with d Lttru.it. I was betrothed to a rich lieirjpa, possessed of all fashionable accomplishments; 1 adored iter with enthusiasm ; her love, 1 thought, would repay me for every disappointment Jijit 1 soon saw that she, win nothing more than a proud fool, who wished to make mo her slave, and yoko all other mon besides to her triumphal chariot. 1 broke off the engagement,; and solqeted a poor luit charming girl—a sweet, innocent being, as I thought, who would be ,my lifaD own angel,— .Alas ! 1 found liflr one day bidding adieu vvith tears and kisses to a youth whom jdie loved i; lie li ad iH'eepted R|« tor my wealth only.— My peace of mind vanished : I sought diversion in travel; everywhere 1 found the hollowuess, the same Ucachwv.tlie sauio misery. III short, 1 became disgusted with lifu, and resolved to put an end to the pitar . 1/i(. " Unfortunate young man," said the otlior, with teaoref »yw'lDatb||Y1 b*w,dee(*lyJlp*ty you. lawless 1 have r been more fortunate tluin you. I- [Kjssessed a wife and a daughter who oam» forth pure and immaculate from the hand of.the Creator. The one Has returned to lliln in tlie whiteness of her si Ail, and so will tbe other." •»!«»• , ;iopr. ' mechanical engineering. C pecieoatiom Duns and ttstimaies lor Steam ►J Engines Bolters a hi I tlachlnet-y or dverv desoMi'rian will lie wnd« witfb despntji ipi plication to GBOk6E D. TESV, Consulting Mechanical Engineer, at the 1 ittstoo Foundry. Pittston, Lnferne Co., l'a. April 25, 1856. 7 V C. R. GORMAN, M. D., TD espectlWy tenders hi* Profession*! ser- Avyices to the citizens of Pittston nnd vlcln- I ty. Office in the Post OtBce, Pittston. Aug. 2. 1850. l.t- With all .their a ipiijft,ry and an. The sweet nnd gcntlo primrrisff wtiy 'fo woman's fond, devoted heart! They seek, but never find the trensure KC4ve«!cd in eyes of jet and azure. ! To them, like truth in wells of water, A fable is the pastor's dmipjhtcr. DR. J. A. HANV, Office over Dr. Dorr's Drugstore, Main St., Pittston, l'a. December 17, 1852. Wire Rope fur Shafts. Slopes, Planes, fkc., of a very superior qualify, all sizes. Ashcroft's I'ntentSteam Guugus; Woodward's Improved Stenm-pwmps for supplying boilers, extinguishing Brcs, clearing Vines etc. Also*11 improved attachments anil fixtures for Stonm Engines, furnished at short notice by GEO. D. WEST, at the Pittston Foundry. April 25, ISM. ' , ' T. A. PEIRCE, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC PnTSlCIAM AND SUROEO.1.— Hesidence, Franklin St., 1st door above Hitiman's Hotel, Wilkes.Barre, Pa. March 4, 1856-287 Gm. THE LEAP FROM THE MAlft BRUCKE. WASHINGTON NUGENT, M D., Bcapectfully offers his services as physician , ami Surgoou, to the inhabitants of Piftsand vicinity. Uffiee at B. Hull's Drug Store. KiifEBEXOE*. — Paul B. (Joddard, M. D., PhlTa., Win Corson, M. ID., Norrlstown, Pa., Messrs. Wells ft Bean, Pittston. Nov. 23, 1855 ly. ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING. Davi» Sciiooi.ky, would respectfully announce to the public 'hat he still eontin' ues tho practice of tho above profession, in all its branches, and holds himself in readiness at •II times to attend to any business in tho . line of. Surveying, Engineering, Estimating and Drafting. Being provided with a full and complete set of instruments, and bat ing hifd ample e,iperienco, lie fi.ittars iiimstlf capable of giving satisfaction in any and every department or Ills calling, i dice with R. I). Lacoe, Odd Tellows' Rnilding. Pittston, Kov. 1CJ, T-.".5-tf. FROM TI1E liEKH.VN OB I.b'XIW«C STORCU, ClIAl'i'KK I. ' It vras past midnight—the lights on tho stono bridge winch crossci) the river Muin at i Frankfoj-; were still burning, though the footstep* of passengers ha«J died awuj; far sow* j time on its pavement—when a ytiuufc m»u, apprutvoUetl the bijdge from the town with [ ha»tD htriiitifs. At tlie same time, another j mau udvauued in jeurs was coming toward# bim.from SaehscnhaijsCiu. the well-known suD burhjUp opposite »jC1c of the river. Xho two bi"l not JfUnat, vvhew turned • fivui his and went towards thp purapet, j with the evident inteutipn of leaping UvJUi tho. briiijfii'ijiig tl|q-NJaiiv ijuwd! n vj Ti.c vuuiik man followed Liin ijuielc.1 j,anil laid ''"'d  "%.j,fiwdh^ youvKolf. , . ...... " You,think right, sir ; but what is that to /"i «i«*a* Piivsiciav. W ould respectfully VX announce to the people of Fitfcton anil "rfcYmtJ (h at after mn absence of dome month*, lie has rttnrncd and permanently located in the place. He will lie happy to wait npon any rerpiiriwtf hi* pfofWl'inal services. TUvnkf'il for post, favor* he will endeavor to turrit a cou-tiniiaiice of tlio same. Olllve at Frederick r#b: IT, 1854 tf. DR. H. WENTZEL, «• MAN The manner iu which editors are treated out Wewt, is soandnlous. No respect whatever is paid to these unfortunate beings. Only Us- D ten to the statement of the editor of the Kansas Cannon Ball, who desoribes in a graphic »tyU, {Mouliar to Jhimself, tho reception he met with from the pro-slavery men after he had returned fro»u a four days' visit in th« back settlements— " On our way to our by. a delegation of geu seating us with vegetal them, thinking wo were us what he no doubt si* or ooon, but which (wo sayored like a cat of ti. placed us on a pole, iute as it had formerly beet. and conducted us through to the outskirts, where us. When we were di»w . left stocking, they producoi paste, resembling tar; They then proceeded to suit fur winter, of festNm After they had saluted ( which is the customar and anti-slavery men time to go, which, aftei in the rear, we did. We were surprised to hear, when we wont to the office, tliat we had been tarred and feathered. The foreman, assisted by thedavil fell to work and picked us, we alt the time experiencing the sensutiuns supposed to belong tan that "insect" called "goose." We are D now fcutherleps, but the tar will stick by us while we live-" " N. B.—The feathors are for sale at our office. The whole lot for $r 50. CallJWu. HUMOROUS. _ ■ ■ '•■--/I , i, !■!D nu.—-j.U-'i.U . C «l i in ) I. .. / Watches and Juw&lry. « npnfi (;Ci(!crhii'n"'i, f"»tr ii'Hvr to h 4 .SWSMiBtt? tlours aonlh CDf the BuiIhp Ilmt«e.n large HH*orlmekt — Fin* Watch-is and J*why — of or*rr »fe*rt|nifDn. url.ieh' iM y 4»rt» hK ihi : at prices thntevnnnt be c«Dn*ht«retl »»ih»*r H»«n cheap. The proprietor*. (VftiiiAt hjlii c4C*;rtr fliiXhtj Ahr *d- VU'iUge \ritA JiWuufiu'lMriioeMti'l imparl Arm* in New-Yocli, which miublcH them lo prueHrtf tlt«4r ar'.lde* I'n»in iiturwi which Kive tht»in f«Cr* ofctfcelCffeliiuy *U6M*-y-+rli9lp, UtWmMvif birnrnw#iiiiiSiruo lijrftJtndf* rngr mr rfin fnirJf 'iVIr gftteu ■nmpmla UmBcIiJV llr*-a*t«piti*t Kur-riiMii' QiW«eo-J»li#% \ V»UfIWcitva KUU{«' rfliiif».f'c?A-/c.J H'Ul i»Dw -Af iir.x:a»* Jjk.iI Jewelr) of iwv kind favor uawlih u cull. fiWAlRim WA TCIIE& ' DR. E. SIIKLP, TtfTotyo tfill the attention of the public to * W NHvr dud Improved pUli of inserting artifteial Teetli ou Gutta Percha lDa»«. Tliia is. superior to any arliel* a» yet used for temporary or difficult casi'.j—a«id lie has piirelmawl -ths right to uae the Improved Criltta Hercha.—t Partial or full »etts of teeth will b« ioserted ou thU plan With neatness. ufllce on r'tanklin St, W'ilkt'jibarre, Pa. i* M w •J 1 tiiink, yon DviDnt ty drowp ytSiJ. . ■ '"r' "t\ '"N'-fMnj; 4t till ; I Wft3 oblr «oIn» to hhV y«u to lio.iiio tilt fcivor to wait a ioir minutes aud hUhw uiirtujoin JffWR/ JjfftflM "raw «'«*• to otbur, and tuui iu ft nix, tuUu the leap i ■ " ' r. The iili'A iif (h'iikiiig the joilrney \vvfh li pfffftwt *tran£er, wfcfl hat* dmiMtil cdmofiir Hie sumo .iitirpt)s« isreully ralbur intet«»U«if. lndocd, ii Uavenylj .vxperienuml ftnjtiiiiiK so exciting for lumc tunc ;. awl I ilioVtlHliot bilrfe thongM thnv, in iny last liuUr «o pleasant an ocrurrt'm-c WouM happen. Conic, air, iiir many years I have not made a roqiuMtto any human bciiig,; Uo not ruCuiw mo this one, wjiiph must )jo niy last. I assure yoil, • an not l cineinLoi' having ever spent so many Vords about uiiy retjifest what- OVttJ' " | • '*i 1- • Ml* , ''11)1-1! sanctum, we were met fiineu who began preea, eggs, Ae. One of bnd of gome, threw . pponed to be a powum being u judge of game) i pole Hpecies. The/ iding to do us Uouor, i used as a Hag-staff, 1 the town, and theu .hey begun gripping vested ot all but our iced a bucket of black also a bag of feathers. "SBOTjSf ■\s, by palling oar now f salute between pnf , ) tl.ey told us it «w receiving * couousaioif (277) tf. ROUEttTBAUR, Book-Binnra. North K#*t corner of Public Square and Main St., Wilkesbarre. Picture.i'ramo*. common Gilt and Mabo*gap*, ornamented and plain, made to order, of aav'siz*. Job Binding neatly executed. A Urge (election ot common and fine bictur«», Album*, Blank books, Stationary, Nof•«bi, sCc., al var* bo hand. June 17,1838. MarinePMufe HrmnKfm'uit* with f« O. Ew*1.n. U omlti'i. otie oflhebMt wa»«Hlt Ankara li»'ini* *««tfntr?, thw* nr» n-t*imreCt to give eiiliro C»i|iynoi on i»v Uih line of watch donning awl fpniyPlfr p55rJewelry rcpntreu nr iniiuularAurvd iO ordi-r, ilBMMEKEN &. ANDttUr'R S3, Iff, n«. \J would.anpou(ice citiauus grPittston that h« may Vc foiisd ARCHITECTURE AT DR. LAW TOWS OFFICE, wliqre be in prW'at*Ctt» lD«rforiu operation* in his lino of lDuniuefls. , £io*ayy\£, Uo young wan held out his himd; hU :i t nk it, ami ho tlien coiitimieu, wiih u kind of enthusiasm ; "So ho lt '; ftkm In aftn—fttid no\r lot us be quick i.bout.it: it in really charming to feel u huiimn' lu-art near uie in tliese-Wi: uiouN-iits. 1 do not a.Dk winiiyou lye, good w tyad—came, let'lid flown. Tmoxk wishing anything designated above will please give the mitiscribir a'tiAll, who is prepared to make drawings for building*, write specifications, &c. May be found by in•attiring al the Etgle Hotel. H GEO. W. LUNO. Dr. S. has obtained a eompound bymoAhs of which he is enabled to destroy exposed nerves without the least all diseases of the tnouth and jaw jaisfftifically and advice Ii i'lie, waited /won «t their residence if preferred without extra cbarRe. fituton, Nov, 28, 1856. / •:3fi_ "5+. v iA • k_ _ — Jan. 2, 1851, TI10 elder of the t\y?K jy.ho httd 'St first been in so great ft hurry,$o Dmd inn existence in the waters ul'.the fiver, now restrained the iuipoJbrfulty'tf'ifte yuungiir. '' (Or,*' said h&; while hi# yrett+y eye tribd to emuniuu iiie features of Ids coiupauiojii w»ll Wf Uip liiuk«rw«i light V4' new:-, est lamp would allow him—"Stop, sir; you xecui to tne too young to leave life iu this way. Me einfimttfih# a Wh «ct; tin- tt 11 hi 11 4.1 your years, lilb must have stiH bright proHpHi  SHARPS b OLIVER, at. Mkucbakts. Office, West side Main \L/ St./Plttston Lnzcrine tiounty, P*. 'iurie fl, 1856. ' »f- * NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONARY STORE '|"n|! nndersigned inform* tit# citizens of 1 I'lttaton, and the WORM) in general, that he h*s opened r New B ikery and Coiifectikn»ry Store, on M»ln street, (in front of thC* Canal li uin, in the (tore formerly occnjDiCSa Dr. Hail,) where he will nlway* be T&hihI ready • wa(t UI1611 his cn'ltomora, with MJCh ■« flood Bread-, CaitUH, Pie*, and *l!"tynd« of Confectionary ; Cronk'i Beer, Lemon Beer, fiarsaparill* Beer, linger Beer, aud Meade's licer. Please gi»e me « call. JOHN JJASH. T'«'l U i.'J; I f. :i. C. R. GORMAN & CO., FtfTSO*. Pa. A gouts for Tapsefttt's General Emigration and Foreign Exchange, Arsons residing in the "CO(Wt*% and wishing to engage paswAge or-'ioiirt inonfly to tbeir' Irlends in any part of Europe may do «o witb safety by applying at the Post OlHce. Tipscott fe Co'b; receipt will be furnished T»y return mail. Aug. 26, 18.08. chickens Dressed as terrapins. boil a fine. Urge, tender chicken ; -whea done, and while yet warm, cut it from the bones into small piece*, *» for ohieken salad; put it into a stewpan with one gill of boiling water ; then stir together until perfeotly smooth, one quarter of a pound of batter, one teaspoonful of ilour, and the yolk of an egg ; which add to the chioken, half at & time stirring all well together ; then season with salt and pepper. After letting it simmer about ten minutes, add half a gill of Madeira wine ami send to table hot. " Briglir pfespWtw !■—irt the uiidnt' df rottonnew And decay, falsehood and deceit, rice and 'corruption ! Oome, let us make ait end i-rttf" 'I'" U"n ; to Ml Jul U.-IHHI U;. " Anil w young! Your experience must h*V6 been very Had to runkeyritl consider all LiMtlllM which have the huinnfl form s brood of serpMriH." MBRCnAUT Tatloe. Between the Stores of James Welsh and James Brown, Pine St., D?ltt«loir, l*a. MICHAEL B. BROWN, W. W. LOOMIS, f* Wilt yon xWe me your add reus, Old main, and permit me to Tinit yonr daughter* to-morrowf But you maat also pWo rte your word of Hdniir that you \W1I not inform her, 6r in^: ulnuuMto lier ili any uiumidr whatever, ■iliat I am a riohinan'."1 'i'lio-wld man held owt his hand.'1' tnalmhv is Nov. *6, 1865. Saddle and Harnett Maker, A f.VifloWlJW titlHif-iMi Hoicl. CD Oft; are noble beings compared with men; th«y fiDlto»' the impulses rtf their nature ; they arc no hypolifites, bpitrinc vir-1 tuo on their lips and vice in their hearts. ' wrpelfUi her heart, c'a arms, au pi ca» CH u» CHAS. F. SMITH, Fasiiiohablb Barber and Hairdresser, (Opposite Banking Hum* 01 Jenkins fy Bio , HHWon, ra. Jami 18, 1850. "Oli, Father!" said she, "what a dreadful night Have I hnd-Mmw hneoAyl have been about yon !' but thanlc Oed, I huve you aguin andherfiwa . livigbteued up with beautiful smile. She paid the bill and triumphantly led him h«mo. T accoWvpanlea them,' and vaid he hud a few mwro kreuwerH in hie po^.ketl}—*• she had b»Ww go aJwA get (heiu swwithtngloi wt. shtmW to,v?,gBgHifh}s dv-, line girl, how mTic busied .herself, and now gMW"iMWMtouf if: 'tin Vdung ntHn felV a»W W eotttd fAll nt her foot «ntf worship her. lb 44Mi hutk #ient howo, that 1 wttfefrp,«», 1 Dgmto Was no more thougnt of lie caiye to their house every evening, in order, asheglkra,M share with them bis'afltulj earnings. About a )*ps going away one evening from their house, he whispered to Bertha: °f'IT/.fl'M 5(1 IT OT overflow of feeling. A. ' , have mjLfe.' , days after, tb9 young pouptc, s^pW, but respectably attired, and accompanied by Ilerr Schmidt, weut .tyj, oluirph, where they ti# married«. a quiet way. 'When they came out man and wife, an elegant carriage was standing at the-door, and a footman in «cbUwy)Wt wT-y -, .. , •; Come." said happy husband, to his bewildered wife, wfyo looked at hm With a jrpjjl, tjio thiqe were seated in the carriage, dtiving away at * quiefcjwoe, The carries a hand?'J 's-Wtii €CTfHii skf/ijodttifi ,tty*niiHrri t Prhwe Alfred, th« second «oo of Quean Vie-, ttwift, hits 8un« *0 travel aud study on the «ontiwi't. The tytgefyoyal UighRBHH i« the fourth child of his parents, aud is just twelve years ofrf.' Btt'hfe id' '"attended %j Lietrt. General Sir-'FrttderieW! Stflvin (irtd Lieut. Cftwell."— Hdw w«ildXifeuteiiaa»iB«norol Winfield Boot* attending a boy of twelve years 7 —v-  pWAItirK.i MKirtmnal nl Hl»rnt.»ii, Mly-NtUfc,  Trunk* m owaUuUyuu luiml. i, t/'i, ■ FOOD FOR THE SICK. " 1 pity vou iVoto my heart; but tllere certainly are tnany otceptions to this mWerubte role. • " 1 gWr you ray word ; 1 nm nnxion* to convince you that I have ftpolten the truth.— My uame is Wilhehn Sohrtiidt, and hw'eis my ii'UlreKS •/' giving him, at the; sume time, a bit Of f'.Hpou which ho rtrow (From hio pookot, •)! •" Awl'iny namo is KarD T— i am the Konibf Antbm'lS-""—l'kko these'bauk notes, ♦«« ualy on condition that you dtl not lieiive this house until I fetch you from it.4*4 , Waiter! a bedroem-'for this gefttteinan. ¥ou ' roquir-e r»8t, Herr tVhruidt. Oood-bight.— To-uionotr you will sceiae again ; bntuncUr whatevefnireumstunoes-this may happen, io »otCo»got ibowerd ydu havwrfifett me?" " ' | The name the young man had iil«itkto0d, as Treli a* the latgs sum, struck the ohi man with OBtoniiihmaiit | iMit before he could r«v ek*»er Whnselt', h.i» oompatliMi had hat the house, amd the ■waiestrcmno to light him to kin bedroom, whera, we«rk;(i'njid WQrnout, he soon sauk intoa profound"sleep. id" "to v.li'it^ IL .! ;!C■ -fij r Jl.'H *' PORT M\LL:RRY HOTEL Cut some codfish to bits, the sise of peas, end boil it a atinate in water freshen it. Po*r offnil the water, and add gome cream aud a little pepper. Split and toast a Boston cracker, and pat die abovo upon it Milk and a little batter mar be used instead of crtam. Ham or smoked beef may be prepared in the name way. For a variety, beat op an egg and stir it in, instead of cream, or with tire cream. Chicken broth is made by boiling the fowl a gbod deal, and skimming very thoroughly ami seasoning with salt. A little tie* or pearl barley improves it, or a little parsley may be used to liwr it. Chicken Panada is made by pounding tow* of the meat of boiled chicken in a mortar, with a little broth, ahd also a little Skit tad nutmeg. Then pour in a little broth and boil it about five minutes. It should be * tbiek broth.  ' pHR ;UiDCle!$i«TieCi wo»ild rcspu' UulU aP" 1 nouuce to' the public, that be has taken the above it dopw evpirthipg in his power to ritatte ft a ionifortanre and uesiruble home for tC4viilers artif sojburrieTs. *1 Tfb klUrt Will be spared to give s.itisl.iutiou it) all that id reaubiite to constitute it a gooa home. ' ; .IAKKD LILL if, Proprietor, June27,l$56. . liftvo found hotio," siiid the LATIFROP A H UNITING, Dtklt* in Taney and Staple Dry Goods, Boots 4nd Shoes, Hardwate, Crockery and Groceries. ' . ' " man.' ' " Then iPMfctjffee a consolation, though a poifr Atie.'tbAt vuir' have found opri irt flilfadieu in ho (if. lttMev'erittiiuh men1 tfi-c gi vent# liil sohood,111) e rcao-£ 'Vety fty# who Jie in the hour of death, within tight of eternity. ' Hot top irte, I IhIv# ne*«r' tula "i'1 findeVitiiid ifi' jny life, und'f Wrtulil not fbr anything in thi? vrorM enter upon tfcM'"4avM roiul Vith n lie irfio* n»y lips;' • Mid, therefore, wMch V 'fell you that I tiin uOt a villain. as you «eem to th (.k mo. but a*nd uplift uwn I I pw T°. WWMfri unCf ttavvnwli^ " Indeed ? —that in interesting. AnCVDfD,| MVist Mioet tDo only bymwt mjw I ever a^ji Ms**• "Let 11)0 g.1 alone uuij dy.you remain liere. Helievc niefi tfycie ar6 good iinj honest pcuplo who ciVuJd render life ehanulpd for you. Seek them, and you arc sure to And them." . «• ' - Aft1 !Alhe*y'CSClHfcw that a -1tfiCHMe Which had several times i Men emigbt nibbling the »iA ifcis: the other day tracked to his Mrt, found toco ntain seven or eight The parent rogue was arrested and executed for lilfceAy* ''Gn oUeD Ale ef the host a plocfe of nbokh'B*UeDWM found, oft which the foilownot »teaC" What a hypecnie 1 JA effeoU of It squall upoe A canal boat say«t when the Us hjwtMst, th* unfortunate craft .Ttfifl a' - w 1 hlttA' MtfWalrtsWVIfc li":ian3so*ne it'is * dght tbat they have been qnatrAiiilgrecently. its';- !D« ■ ■'"] I, CHARLES TILLMAN. 1?A«uio*A*tii Barber and Hair Dresser, Opr po.llc the Eagle Hotel, Pittsten, fa., Cua««mers attended to with the utmost care and dMmmttk. Public patronage i*»pactfully solicited.PORT GRIFFITH AT Port Griffith, CCju The .  acriber having completed his nt'W tavern fcouse it pp.rf+rrA to,, ae«o*i£nC»4#te. ifayellers and the bilWIc gfenefalty, In the  apd Ion feasbiiiibla terms.' T H « reditu'arWio1 - venledt, and'the proprietor Will spare «o Wtoiie to tomfce Ms gnes's tomfortsblei10! " Ttls bar is supplied with excellent li-inow, and liis table, with an abundance «f tho beat the markets afford. attached- . - •D" MICHAEL PHlIiBIN. Plttaton, April H, 1.856. GEO. W. BRA1NARD & CO. Gx«geb«, 108 Hurray, ne;u West Street, Jlew York.fcJ. CGm- W. Aug. 2, 1850. David Bblbex. GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE. C! SnfRKBLAKD, dealer to Greceries, Provt© slons, Four, feed ate., 8. K- Berwur of Hats and Pine streets. Good* told for ready pay only, and ateKtremoJy tew price*- "Small profits an* quick galea," is the motto by which Xa» determined to succeed. ,; :oit*TH3«H0 •» "'r« *®ik' tts*row: &(l" HH'rghWtl streets offlDitfehseitliau»ert;1h an'tltticofa lofty and unsightly house, ant a pretty blondine, aboutt wertty Srcurtr of n£ej busily » tempM-ed with hep Mhl The furniture of tlie room was poor, but clean and tasteful; the .girl'ti whole dress wtould no£,havW fetched muny krtatxera • bqt every article was jim nent, find fitted her as wdll, M if it hud C!ost hundreds. Her fair looks shaded a face brightened by a pail"'(if ej«e of heavenljr bJue, which bespoke; a pernvfii! mind and a pure soul. The spirit of Order, modesty, and cleanliness reigned ih evefrythWi* around her. Her features were delicate, like those of one nobly born ; her eyes b«*»feydCJ sleeplessness and anxiety, and ever and anon a deep - Sigh rose ftttm the maiden's breast. "SCRhWhly steM were heard oi»th« and Uwft- fuce lighted up with ~rjavrj ifatSNl ;S W mmnlirsc * r .usvj'tk *unD\ iz-dki ,'*C♦**$4 »»•■■ if June 2,1854—3t. \ Wfl,, - Iy engagei hole Sr ■ watcb had' tnck Wp to get fn ih earlier a etageof life than tLDM of the * sex, is attributed to the firiotiwu of the r ——  .men may have 1dm brain but .he faai heart Ui«n mm. - WYOMING HOPEkuw„ «-i k.I TDT G W mercerau, Wo. Greenwich St., JLD near Duane, New1 York. ' ' July 18,1868 tf. " BUTLER HOUSE. PITTSTON. PA. 'D Well, the first one I have found already, lint if life pnweute itself to you in hues ho bright, I am. surprised you should wiflh to le%v/».&.-' . i .igf.iii- m i .m!» | u!L011 am oi)ly » poor old sickly rami, unuWo to ears anything, and who can eudure utD longer that hit) only ehikl, uu angel of a daughter, . should work day wad night to maintain him, and even sometimes to procure him luxuries. No, sir, to allow this longer, I must be a tyrant, a burbarian." •• What, air exelujwed ibe other, almost terrified, •' you have an only daughter Moiiieing herself for yo«.»ak«-*"ii-.i!aun-.; DD!■■C " And with what patienoc, what sweetness what love, what perseveeanc®! 1 see hor 'tfj&u Of {tztLlif oidih'iliis f ft 'W 0Vr 1 MAqmw UtVXi-1 ■ ———' • •••"»■ — An Irishman complained tM.W* pbysiqiiuo that he stuffed him. so much with drags, that h« was aiok a long time after he had got well. The more .wonjien look in their glasses, the ' less they look at raelriioubes. —- C■».»  mgr~ A bashful Printer refused a situation in a printing offie* whire females were ainptoyed, saying ibirt luD nerer "nt up" with a w. Y.^ONOVER, Dials* la Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Masieal Instruments, Yankee Notions, ir*. Welches, Jewelry, Musical instruments, etrepaired in the httt manner, Market street, nearly oppesito Odd Fellow's Building, Pittaton.Pa. ,  „ Proprietor, IpfiH, im, , -.r i "EAGOf HOTELrPITTSTOIJ^., IT TT — J* HUFPOBD t POLEN, Proprietors. J»n. l,18Stf. other tongue *hae- •J. BGWKLEY & LEY8HON, * jfMCHAJtTi. Office Corner of Mala JAMES L SELFRIDGtt, " WmiLKgALB Deatot iii Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, No. 86 Nortti Tlilrd Str, 3 door» •Votf Arch «t., Ptili*d»lphl».  it;-, more girl io his life .oD sail*-'*' sJtf srrlv'ui M»ow *w ri I .W4i.,!ex