Pittston Gazette and Susquehanna Anthracite Journal

              % HNDf' %.i wci'i * ill »o *r» nil titiuUituu *»*«D a Ahr tfqatra ' *1 •D.D*»»f) H a.i WE bare raceatly procured and have now In oparattca hi out o«ce, • Huliof Muchinr, for the pnrptMM* manufacturing all klnda of Ruled Work, audi aa Cacck aid Time Ooltj. »«ift AlMlmltt, l«r l*eed •rarytbing belonging to ihat elaaaof work,nearly allef which baa hitherto beeu JwilUu Uff C|'I- We caurnle papar In ull n.aunerof waya, WillibatbiheEIue and red llnaa trrt aid ouljr work of thiadeacrip* tl0#vfiF MoutitKl-ttr Wonnaru FBirtwi •chinat for this kind of work are axpantlva ; and we trviii Ibuaa ba»l»a II I Ttltgrt. a« irHJ,- Anything In th. Ttw kvkezs Cffe Jittston (SajftU, PITT JL JL A JL i AKD h t.T(V» ftuqiehaua Aitbr&cite JoihLkt« .v-;, ruBLiMCD wmklt tr D" O«or|« AC. HlobArt. Jmkim*' mw BrUk BtoUdinf, one doer Kttti •f Cimrlft tUr»—up tfawrt. xi+iMjirri untiuMiw; SLt Sir . .... '—'«? 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" '« ' tttmrnthum,. ,1 attyr.AMZa*, - - twutfon., lUt OMSUfZ TJ Ouptto nfflcx, 'on*ln«*Blo«* D *' PttUlon.July M, J " ADVERTISEMENTS. iJn3ro.M ""*i" ot i*"' •' Oaj-J of 8 lln«« or leia, jtooHj, - - fS 00 * aqit.tr*. yowly, U 00 Htm fcatf Mini*. t««NrC * • . ■— «• i- N lit Oao ooluutn, yaMflfi M MP* AMoadbti I* *«n* if Omwi.»» fit ni« mm. kttfkiilid mi ikli ninif to ifcirihDn rmMlir 1a ika ( w r" —w Coast;, aor U (koto within Iko ooaaty, wkooo nkM MoMmIi without th* county. : — " — ~ ' •  ®efoid» to % Coal Interests, folitics, Ictus, ,94 Y£!b?T» '... 1 | t: anil* *'j*1 — —. ! ,iw;J * V iD:r. Jr'i'rj*! w! I, '} • PITTSTON, FRIDAY, Mtfr.y i(,n mtc.i nt intf 1 *.*UU. iHinLuM Vi« tn: !.«f It V. V.' . tfj - non jurry.oD JrelrB .ml | ;lfI •*; f *» »*«»«' ' • ru j 1857.,:-™! £ WHOL* VOLUME VII.--iro.'l5. } DM m»j 1 lltil iiiiiiflil fill ~"r. '. 3 ''i ■ Ila .. ■■ 0C* iuJ? ° -  him far llw li—|illfi(l iifijliii ilfffltf CIMWk. tW ' f j Ta*ue the e®*rt prodaoidiy kit ptomniK kite ; laneuagdffiftieri, j^dllawV,"cannot Vftver./(in e hi at estimated. It ha» retiTed and strengthened wt in pur- : syrtipathies'long form ittnt—ioothed luterta••-"♦.irt*) tionnl jcntamies and antapinitiiM—fostered a itpe* mora liberal apprqoiatiun of our p«np)c and service oa our institutions, and wop for us the rapotais attached Uon of ppsse^ing—in to th« qaali- Jkina. Ue ties nf otiefpjr. hardihood, courage and jielf■Bnat to; dependence—the rarer tfftMU of trtiMMtV justness &arlDs. • business Curbs. ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN KfAG- The following, by the profound •• Squa.tl1," of California, a man no less dutiuguUhed tor the profundity of hi* thought than the plowing humor of his wit, " fJtwMi#!1 up whilst a settin onto the Plazy fence, watching of  American Flag waving from the top of the liberty pool; and a touching off of fire crackers now and then." Who can read it without imagining himself (landing in his revolutionary aire's regimentals, signing the Declaration of Independence, or dontewplnting the taking and sacking of the British Empire single handed! 0!i, miety ragl Oh, booteous peeee of kloth Mad up of red and wite and blew stripes, And stars painted on both sides- All ltalel Agin I'm sit tin in the umbrnjus Shades, and odmirin of tbi greedier, Andsuokin into my cbist the gentle setters , That are holdin yu out well ni onto , ; r., Strate. Urate flag I When I shet My ise and luok at yo, and think ; How as wlieu yu was littie, and not mutoh. ,j : Higger than a small peeee of kloth, nod Almost as tender as a abete of pnper, y u Wos karried all tliru the rofojushua- . A* wor, and hnve some few times since Held op yer hed with difficult*, and How treiiK-ojus yu arc cow, I feel ■Mm it I shud bust and spill around, and Want Ui git down off the fenae, and git shot. Or stabbed, or hit on the hed with a stick of Wood, Cir hung for my kuntrj. Prodijus bnnner 1 Wouldu'tl smile to see A Chinaman, or u stnanl onnatciierilisod - t'urriner undortaik to pul yu dotrn ! If a Chinaman, i would slai him, and kut Off liis kew, and leue it off in tftiuwfl Before I'd see a slit tern in thee or the sakro- Ligus hands of a fo kuttin yu up into l.ullit- Puuhia, I'd brace mi baok agin a waul (or a House, or a fence, or a bord as it mite be) And lite, and strike, and »kuavrl, aud Kick, nn'l bite, and tear me close, and Lotse me hat, and git hit on mi bed and (.D11 mi leg, (hard,) and akrost ibu sinitul of Mi bak, and fall down, and git up Agin. And kootinur the . trug 1 - for half or Three qwortors of on hour, or uutil 1 got Severely wunded. Terrific emblem I how proud yn look, And how almighty sassy yu wait round A snappin, and kickin, andskarrin of horses; 1 sp )sc youre almost tarin to git into a File with somebody, and satisfy yuj- kar- - . Niveru* dispersisliun by eatinup a hole na•Shun. Grate (lag! I don't no witch makes me Keel most patriotic, yo or the Fourth of Julyi Yu aint made of the soma kind of stuff ultho' Sublym and tcrryblc to konteoiplat oome* a great scoundrel ? no one. si, d*nW becomes a great hero. If thi had Wen inquisitive into tbeeirly lifi traveler, theJ *tDuM have ftMibd ia I Mtti tuM fNwvwQi ik remarkable mill. It ia b'ot a few days since, onthe third thia month of February. that Kane cob—' liia thirty-fifth year. His boyhooc been a v'twirou* one. W« MA fan* at no ported of Itft other than ardent snit, keen in enjoyoMnt. . Hra educating that of ft phv sidian, and on taking his degret be entered the I'nited States naval t  a surgeon, in which oapaeity lie was to the first American Kmltawty to C took advantage of hta statitm tn theD. visit adiacont countries, even a few years since but little known, lie wa* the first white to make a perilous descant into *h« orv ter of the volcano known ns the tanl ofc Luzon. Engaged ia adrentnro«« travel, he showed bia prowess in encounters with the wholetribns of savage raecs. We find: liiaa again en the upper Nile in Nuhsa, Hhen traveling on foot through (I recce, and after hi* return home acutto the African station, where seeking to penetrate the «u prostratud by a malignant fever. With an ardor of heroism Worthy thb day* of Sidrtfcy and Kaleigh, he is on arduous servico in thC Mexican campaign, hearing dispatch** to Mil Commander-in-Chief, in action witli his little company, Uking several distinguished prisijiiers ftad then pj cburvijui fives from the lury ofliio comrades', . '.what an epitome *ol heroism fur a young man of twenty-eight: hut it Dvas the prelude tb^his Arctic voyiiw«. Their detail nas heen hastityajld heartily devoured by tl»epublic. We tynow nc fact more honorable to the nation during the same time tliau that thirty-pvj thousand copies—as we have heard it stated—of Ms second voyage *1kDuM have becji within a few mouth? purchased and road with a zest seldom accorded to a(i actual mirative. A touching sentiment has doubtless enhanced the interest of this perilsal. Frequent rumors and confirmed statements have ofluti with alternations of hope and despair brought us inteflig'-iico of the iftntas of the author, o( itifirmitv contracted io the almost unendurable his overland Greenland journey, aud sewing us victim while the arms ol a nation of friends in England wer1# opening to receive hjm. The lost witf fearful emphasis, in those sharp lightning strokes of the ttjlegnipli, which admit of nc disguise/offer no tender palliative's or concealments, presents a blunt, rude message ol mortality. The mime of the illustrious voyager is''to be added to thelonjffmT of tbcsohi ofJw% wIhi Iwvp fallen at tho moment ol victory, AVe think of the monitory lines o Milton, ami console ourselves as best wo ma; with ti e triumph of the conclusion ; A COOL SALAMANDlHJOfc*. JL CtyttltiiA 6f Pbtteft . §pi*ife-4ltot ho «fc.rfH3#H#ort»-of Herring'. UtaMMidwfHfrf, tell* thm following tough JMM Physician akd surgeon, | mechanical engineering. Y\r. Jttnford LfWtoa. late Besident OraoiraATioH Plans and Estimates tor Steam C»r t&c Connecticut Generil U Engines Boilers and Machinery of e»4rv Hospital, it NEW JTAVEy, offers his pro- description will be made with despath oa apfasslonai services to the inhabitants of Plttstoo plication to GEORGE D. WEST, and vicinity. Consulting Mechanic*! Engineer, If. B-ParticnlsrattentiotiftT«n to disuses attho l'ittaton Foundry. Of the Eye and Ear. Pittston, l.uteme Co., l'a. frrtKKJrcKS—Tht raealtyof th«Medh»l Jaathatv April 25, I860. % ttr ValaCUUa**; Um Itra. l«« or Bur Hataai T. Hirung, Itaq., and Ra». Mr. Part*, irf PtUatmi i Dr. Bayil, of Wilkes Bam; C. 0 Bhoamaker Eaq., of Klngaton, and L. U. ahixm iker, Esq, of Wlltran-Marro. rir lD»o«. in Mr. RKlDUlN'd naCr building. oppoalta •ha\Klar Hon**. er bo tnorjfo FLACK, Bafle (total. } Doc'r I#. IMS. »hb knew thfcy had one of their Articles In *• building, -wrote on and requested the propriet*w» to state how tfccir »»fe bad withstood inr can surpass them for protecting books ant? imperii, though they bare sola* unfortunate Report# "itie nolio be disguised that much  school and anti-educational feeling egieteiatiw county, that embarrasses and thwart .Mm reasonable effort. It m felt operating strongly upon the minds of the inferior gMuWTof t*acbor«, who «x»rt no favorable influence, C4ir»ctlr or indirectly, but it is still more strongly felt upon* tne minds of the Direct1-" our, Si many-districts, who are deterred firtatf doing what their judgement dictates oughtim be done. It will require some years before this influence is allayed, I will not soar ot*teome."In ope district in Bucks county tie Superintendent says: In one district not a scholar in tit* school could tell me in what country ke lived# and when I held Hoi brook's five inch globe, the oceans Oh which a*e painted blue, and aaltisd what it (WU( and • large boy pi least seventeen jfDara of age, replied, 'a bird'* cggl' " a At one schbol, where I called, the teach#* came to the doo»; it was storming  without any salutation or token ot recognition, be bastilv withdrew, and by the time my, horso was tiod and blanketed, and my school apparatus placed in the door-way, he had roughly sketched a map of his own Stat* oik I each of two blackboards, which the Director*. , had; recently procured for him. Divesting ! myself of my wet hat and overcoat, T stepped to one of the boards and expressing my pleas - 1 ure at tho interest thus manifested in tb» i study of geography, commenced pointing I Tffth a ruler to the boundaries and rivers, ib| quring of the scholars at the same time what they were. I was unable to get an answer from any of them, because this w;as their first" ■" drill." They interchanged sly looks witheach other, as much as to say, 4 onr fox if h teacher has been holed this time., ,, , " At the time of ray visit to another school, with.iaigbt good windows iq the room, three of them only had the shutters open. The inepbitic atmosphere was very oppressive and. offensive; but it was not lotjg before the sashes of all wero raised and a freejcirculation ot pure air admitted. Although this was late in the summer, the house had not been whitewashed this season, nor the desks, benches and floors scrubbed ..and cleaned. The room might be fairly characterized as filthy and unhealthy, ana but little Wonder need be expressed that a child, compos mentis, should bfe, as washere the Case, twelve months learoiug its letters! This teacher asked me if I thought the schools throughout the country were any better than before the County Sttfverintondency. Judging by things about him, the question was natnral enough." '■ "Soon after this I visited andther of an wfH nmrious character. There were several ww, fonts here, who were not old enough, according to law, to be admitted. The teacher said she had been informed by a Director that the parents- of these babies weald pay her for taking care of them, and very artlessly inquired of me tuhat she ought to charge!" In other parts of. Bucks county wo learn: " There aje other teachers whose temper* are so unbridled, that they will break forth in school passionately, using language of •'very inelegant and unrefined stylq, characterising' the venter as vulgar and lowbred. Others so little acquainted with orthoepy as to pronounce" cheese'jeese, and so unskilled in the use bf the black-board, as not to draw a line or make a mark on it, during the whole win— terl We have yet others, who, instead of trying to improve themselves after their day's' work is done, resort to some low dens of debauchery, and give vent to ribaldry and obscene jests that might well crimson the oheek of a candidate for the 'Five Points!' " Win Ror* for Shafts, Slopes, Planes, fcc., of "a very superior qunllty, all sizes. Asheroft's ratcnt Steam Gnsges; Woodward'* Impioved Steam-pumps for 5ii[iplylng boilers, extinguishing fires, clearing vines ete. Alio all improred attachments and fixtures for Steam Engines, tarnished at short notice by GEO. D. WEST, at the Pittston Foundry. April 2«, 1856.  generosity and ooemepiiten large- hrarted- — «—g ruxtt opposite affect*. Oue of our clerks, on Saturday brouglit a Shaiijjhae roaster, itndat night unknown to us, put it for safe keeping in the safe. That night our establishment wits de- by fire, and the safe and its contents irer* exposed to the heat fbr thirty-sis hoors, at the «nd «f .which time it was hoisted oat red hot. As soon as possible it was opened ; you may judge of ou* surprise, when we found withm it the Shanghae rooster, leaning against the ledger, frozen to death." C. R. GORMAN, M. D., T) eapectfulty tender* hit Proftesalonal «eT- JtVyfees to the cltlxeni of Pitt«ton and vicinity. Office !n thePoat Office, Pittaton. Aug. 2, 18S0. »y. startling OCCURRENCE. At a church in an adjoining county, a Sun, or two sinfre, jttst fcs ttle dohgrfepitldti were about to kneel down to phiyir, a lady in a tone of horror, raited the erjr of  G;«at excitement prevailed, and .there wae a Ipngtli ft gentleman advanced to the spot, gnxedjt moraont upon the coiled monster, and pouncing upon it, bold up to the view of the, Htartled crowd a whalebone hoop, which hud fact, and ought to admonish the ladies of the dancer of not securing well the (nake-liko circles jfMHASt C*?s thi UM^'extremiies.—Clarkrville * Chron icle. ENGINEERING and surveying. Datib Sohooikt, would respectfully announce to the public 'hat hu still continues the practice of the above profession, in all its branches, and holds himself in readiness at ail tines to attend to any business in the liuo of Surveying, engineering, Estimating and Drafting. Being provided with afuH and complete set of instruments, and having had ample experience, he flatters himself capable of giving satisfaction iu any and every department of Ills calling, ''ffleewlth R. P. Lacoe, Odd fellows'Building.rittston, Nov. 16,1455--tf. DR. J. A. HANN, C\fflce over Df. Dorr's Drug Store, Mala St.j P Plttston, I*. December 17, 1851. iiii III i 'wmpipy "tjb.'i ij if, tn.'- rAN HIBXOBICAJ* RtMINISCENCB. OB* of the most agMeabie duties of journalism ii to chronicle tlw heroio dead* of those whom chance or unusual natural developments have rendered benefactors to the human race. It K'iWtt of 6\tt tegftfmntc province U« rescure suoh individual* fromoblivion, and by en noting the part of up historian, to hftiMfc their umnos *nd the record of tlicir achievements down to the admiration and gratitude of future generations. The tillage philanthropist, or the berififaStor of a local community is nirmueh a part of the history of his Homo frfrm the fcw'rorAof A sock. Our doty in the pretoht instance is to relate a similar occurrence, : which transpired much nearer Tears agone, when the courso of trade ran in a coufnrer (Rreeticm tb what- we now behoW, owing to a severe drouth theeity ef Sandusky underwent all the .byrror* ot a protracted famine. The .jrater on the nar nt the mouth of the Hay was so low thatvessels were unable to reach tfits port.-atid as ttrerewas no land transportation at that time whiah oonld be relied upon in a ease of sudden emergency, it appeared as if Providence had forsaken the place entirely, and that its inhabitants must soon perish. For days and weeks their stock of provisions bad-been gtadsolly disappearing uatil soon ail mw gone„|uid their only reliance was upon the they were ena bled to obtain from th® waters of the Bay and in occasional meagre supply of garni from the neighboring torenfc 1 eirnMii"1" T. A. PEItCE, M. D., HaKceMA'Taio Pbtsioia* A*D Session — Rcnilence, FrinMln Sr., 1st door above rtHHtan'iTTntrt. WilUes-Barre, I'a. oHartSh 4, 1M6-a«7 6m.  •nflonptes (ftiw.) WASHINGTON NUGENT, M D., |[J «ap«ctfiit}y o4br» hi* aervleea a* phyaician Xl, and Surgeon, t« the inhabitant* •/ PiMa(•• •■C! ricinity. Office at B. Halt's Drug k Stare. IlsrsKKxcM.-Paul B. Haddard, M. D-, Fhlla., Win Corson, M. I)., Norriatown, P«., Ke*v». Weill Ht Bean, Pittatdn. Nor. 23, 1855 ly. REVOLUTION ! Tk* CHEAPEST CASH STORE in TOVTX. "■pilE undersigned having experienced th« I ere«t disadvantage of the credit system, Iwrtfc to themwlves and their oa«h customer*, have resolved to adopt the cash system, so HhM nil may have a chancu t.i save 20 per o«nt •nCth« dollar, iui we are determined to Mill on the inCll«t profits possible— JisM I? .n'ff wwNflHi « ii .1 Ml OX KISSING. And if weru not lawful, 10 »«i Ytieclfcrgy WouM rtot choose It: And if it were not a dainty thing. The liidice Would no»Dcr|*ve it; (101TUNDRDM9, Ani." —Because it is a dent little thing. jar-What key is thehnrdest to turn! Ans. -•-A dan-key.-■ »t..i* * j»*t.»- rr w.'in m:imo DR. H. WENTZEL, Ghhai PuraiciAv. Would re*pectrul)y aunounce to tbe people of VitUtun and »icinitj that aftur an alliance of dome month*, he ha* returned and permanently located In «h* place. He will he happy to wait upon any requiring Itt fr«fe**1»nal «errlee*. Thankful rt»r Baft faron ho wttl endeavor to metit a continuance of the mom. Office at Frederick «I»tf*. Believing the tumble Sixpence letter than the fltnte fithillinff nrM Give us a call and satisfy yoursolves. 'With us, you will flnd a well assorted stock of Groceries, Provision*, lie. Fresh Fish 'veekly, Oysters constantly «n hand by tlio Can. Our Moat Market is always supplied with the best of Meat, oarofully selected, unsurpassed in any market. 07" l)oa't forget to .call at STEVENS k TOD'S for cheap provisions of all kinds. All old Accounts are requested to be settled ujD. STEVE*? k TOD. #©» WHert »« Parity Kke a top J An?.— AVIion it begins to hum. F.k. 17, l«54-tr. DR. E. SHELP, Why are viollnista twice «» prudent 4s other men f Because they haT* four strings to their bow. Wo OLD call the attention etf the jMtWlc to a New end Improved plan of iuierting artiflcial Teeth on Gutta Perclia b»e- TliU ta auperior to any article u yet used for temporary or diSewJt eaiea—and he ku purchaicd the right to use theTmproced Gutta rereha.— Partial or fttll tetta of teeth will be inserted on Ifeia plan with neatnesa. Office oa Franklin St. Wilkenbarre, Pa. FitUton, Sept. 19, 186C — tim NEW BAKERF k CONFECTIONARY What two letters in tho alphabet *ro the most disagreeable to ladiw? An*.—I) K (imy-) •©..What do w« often drop, ystnevsr stoop to pick up? A bint. «TORE 1MIE undersigned iirfwrwM the c'rticena of KifNton, and flio WORLD in |tei»eraD, that He has opened * Hew Btkery ami Confectionary Store, on Main street, (in front nf the Canal Basin. In the store formerly occupied Dr. Hail,) where he will always bo found ready • wait upon his customers, with such as Good Bread. Cakea, Pies, and all kinds of Confectionary i Beer, Lemon Beer, Snraa-4DMflU Beer, C linger Beer, and Mcude'a Beer. Tlease give me a call. JOHN NASH. But i kiu»c, and wnir my last ftdoo, However trrin to my f'eoiin* it m*y tic. And git down off the fenne, fur nlrondy the Sluirji pint* of tlx) picket* begin to stick me And make mo skringennd hitch about, And tlitvabuu to tar mi kluao and Mmk« me holler. Fame latfco apnr that the elCar tplrlt.lolhrmUe j At the tirte of whiob wa write, the woods *ieiuity, a#d i# faet, throughout the Western Reserve, were frequented by vast numbers of Willi hog*, which obtained a bonntmri subsistence nod grew fat »tDon the shack which everywhere abounded. Iho bogs wero doubtless (-strays, but the sparseness of the population In tbe Interior, ami th«D rapidity with which they multiplied, rendered them strangers to man, and very shy of Ms presence. Daring the drouth, of which mention has already been inudc, large droves of tnese animals wended their way to the lake, in the neighborhood of wbl;h they continued to remain.Sandusky Bay in particular was • favorite resect for Uwm, in the waters of wbioh they were accustomed to wallow, after slaking their thirst. Those who are acquainted with the locality of which -wo speak, will remember the annoyance to which the earlier settlers were exposed in the shape of flue red sand which covered the beach, and which, in high wind, was not only exceedingly troublesome but dangerous. Thousands of hogs, in oonsequence of frequenting this spot, became totally blind: but still, with all uiocuQning which belongs to this perverse race in their natural state, they continued to elude the hunters. One day, when the famine in the city was at its height, and whtfn it was apparent that the strongest must succumb, Joe B 'took down his gun, and resolved to make a last effort to rescue his wife and little ones from a fate the most horrible of Which the mind has any conception. All day long had their sunkeft eyes and shrivelled hands implored Jura for bread—and, alas I be knew too well that Hot within the wliole city was a mouthful to be found, though he were ft offer in exchange thrice its Weight ingoM. Nerved to desperation by this reflection, but still with feeble steps, he took his way to the forest, resolved not to return without relief in some shape. For a long time hetmvelled 111 Vain, traversing miles of vreary pathway, without so much as seeing a single evidence of unimated nature, until he was on the point of yielding t j despair. At this time' a noise, as of approaching footsteps, arrested his attention, and he paused with cwj faculty rendered keen by hunger, to listen. Nearer csmo the trapping. and just as Joe, to screen himself from observatiyf, took shelter behind a tree, a wild hog emerged from a thicket, advancing directly towards him, fallowed immediately by another and another still. hunter trembling with anxiety and excitement, raised his eun. but sudaeniy paused in astonishment at flie singular phenomenon before him. The drove (for wai approaching him is tha Indian file, and headed directly for the Bay. The eeoood hog held in hia mouth the tail of the first* the third that of the sfioofld, and so on, to the number of sixty and upwards, each Was holding fikst to the caudal appendage Of- bis predecessor, and all were tiding Ud Iw tba foremostjjrf the drove, and he being the Quly ene that could soe, was thus conveying his afflicted companions. hunter comprehended tha scene in a moment, and instantly daeided upon U» oourse. Raising bis deliberately, be fixed apd severed theJOJ fefe W ropts. Ifis affrighted leadership, Wfm a loud squeal, lwtindeHlitio «thicket, and disappear Mi while 1ils bkiadeompanidns came to a deaCJ halt. Joe quickly divested himself of bis mouth the amputated tall or his foruwr conductor. This the linator »ei»eCt, and eoin- UBfted, tbW, an,4er, until soon likA a train of earn* all wore in motion, ana without pausing to rest for a Single instant, JoeMd Wem quietly in* a huge psn near his residence, where ifesy sls««btored r(*77) tf. iu«4 intifinu) of neUJtt iutm],D To actirii delight*, ami live laborious diiysi; Fitt ihe fair giwrdim when we hrtpA fotlad. tSf A witty Druggist, on a cold night this winter, was woke uiD by a terrible rapping at bis door. Going down he foand a poor fellow wfio wanted to purchase a dose ol salts.— The shnp was entered, the doee prepared, and a half dime put in the dmsrar. " How mach did you Osaka in that operation t" asked his Wife, aa he nt ia*o bed. " Pour cents," was thereply. " A shame it is," returned the irritated Claun, 'for a man to disturb your rest just for n dose of salts." " Recollect, ssy dear," said the druggist. " that one dose of salts will distuib the maa'a reat wore than it has mioe, and refieut that DeWTISTRY. Ami think to buret out lm«» enUfitn bin**, C jii «•» il»e blimi f||fD %v|lU Uie abhorred »hrnr» Anil unit tin- tlitii-Ufi(in lift. R il iitft lht» prulwt*, Fhu»bu* rcpMotl, ami toaihvd uiy tretoiMlhg eu»». T\R. STOCKING, S4irgoo» JLr Would aniounce to the tlut he may V found Jt DR. LATTTOVS OFFICE, Reasons enuuzb. the**1. -witV merits, far the univereul interest in Dr. Kane's books. Vat thoreis a more generalrisw* too for sympathy with the contents M" this volume. If we are to look lor horoic a nil unsullied ailvanture anywhere At this timuof day, we may search for it in the privations and parity of the atmosphere north of tieeonty decrees of latitude. These foUy, wo ahould think, wo'd wither, and effeminacy expire. U is nlmost tko only region of the world, nom that Central Africa is beginning to ]C*» its wonders and otduesnl spaciousness under tlie tread of cockaov sportsmen—though all honor b* their adventurous pnecusor, JL)r. Livingston—it .is the sol* spot in little danger from the annoyance of nwhion and quackery. Vou cannot carry many men or their appliances with you there, but the parsons and things vou do have must be genuine. Yon cannot imagine a Paris milliner opening an establishment at (Jpernavik, o# a newspaper forcing a puff down your throat at tho North fole. Impertinence and frivolity thrive beta ter in warmer latitude*. -We have a notion that these qualities are regulated greatly by degrees of latitude ; that fully, somehow, decreases with the square of the distances as it dtylirte ftfet* CM Equate*. We do not sapJ pose thiitth»r«4" «ny abuniotl action in frost which can congeal l'rivolousneiehrto sdnta.1— Pha probability is, that in himself, a fool tola* the line would still prove a foul at the 1'iopic of Umotor, or within the Arctic Cireles 13tit tha opportunityof shoving his pleasant itupidity would be lessened as He traveled.-J. L'ha temperate zones are comparatively scrims, and the upper latitude* are even severe n their requisitions on understanding. Comtare the Scotch Highlander with tho Neapolian. (let the former to abandon his paalm ones and dancing tarantulas if you can.-"- Jen who struggle fur life and existence an edattt It -would- be a cnanoe of one in ten houeand, if yoh wore to gjrt, a vary weak ot ain mub in a prominent siumtiun on an ex■edition to the Nqrth Pale, Governments cU. ,Cjt intrust ttucfi won with ehipr, peiumiceK .mi the livegof a valient oretr. it i# a for arn hopewd a poked aervioo. It is niarveWuahow SutoJl a portion of thil ;lobo is left for the pure spirit of adventure tow familiarity has dullpd tha «4*a of appe ite iu region# ouoe thimgb t borow. The tnut it middle *fo ia Vi*i, obii4heo4 sent Uij beU«bt9!}n. for thft.wonderf*i;fc ouutries where iucawiity ean hardly nov /• T1 1 'Where he ia prepared to perform all operation* in hi* line of business. Dr. S. ha* obtained a command by mean* of •which he 1* enabled to destroy exposed nerves without the leant pain. AI»o all diseases of Ibe tneutb and jaw ncleatiflcally treated. □7~exaariaitlofi and adrlee gratis. waited upon at iWr-mWwwif preferred without extra charge. 1 ituton, Nov#"lB, 1858. PTTTSTON FOUNDRY. HAVING purchased the entire Interest of my late partners in tlii* establishment. I am prepared to receive fad execute order* for Steam Engine* and Boilers, Wining Machinery, and general Machinery of all deacrlpttoas. Having pattern* for Engine* and all the various plan* of hoisting and pumping gearing, all order* wHI be exero'ed with promptmsu and dispatch. JESSE WILLIAMS. Oko. D. Win, Superintending Eugiuccr. Pittiton, Nov. 14,1850. DR. KANE. It i* late iu the day to add any new lienor to the name of Kane. That measure of glory was filled up by the plaiu recital of hi* acts, when, not many monthssince, lie was brought Viuie to us ia triumph, after the perils and sucoestful uroaacuttous of throe venturous seasons. We all remember the brcatiilcus interest with which reporter* first seix»d upon the hurried recital in our bav. The morning pajiors which bore the detail to the world contained wore to warm the heart and elevate the mind than the bulletin of a battle-field.— Our countrymen, in the on use of pure science and humanity, u nun reached by single suspicion of •orn'.„ness, h«u gone forth to battle with r'.gor* acDi hardships, the known element? „r which would tax tho limit* of emkiranee, while a fearful unknown lay inevitably beyond. The motive of this journey, its singleness of aim, it* position, at the close of n chain of apparently exhaustive adventure, its long eoflttoii0»ee without tidings of the party,—all impressed it with n peculiar intercut. The public mind, steadily fastened on the problem of ttuD fate of Sir John Franklin, hung upon this )a*t attempt at its solution by a new route wtth the interest with which the protracted narrative of an Kpio tale Is pursued to it* final pog4ii- What was to be its denouement t Would it eloae under the blase of some new revelation in tho glittering eye of the North, or be merged forover in Its king alternate darkness 1 these always woric wall ia time." , ,  4®- An exchange say a : "Wben a man gels mad anil stops his paper, be always borrow* the nest number of his neither to nee if the withdrawal of bis newspnper hasn't killud the editor, aad if be has not dressed the columns of the papatftui mourning. Such men are apt to imagine that the world rests on his shoulders. -a «yntti:D ROBERT BAUR, Book-Buim*. North East corner of Public Square and Mala St., Wttke.baire. Picture Frame*, common Gilt and Maaoguar, ornamented and plain, made to order, of aaj aise. Job Binding neatly executed. A larg* aeleetion el eomiwon and One pictures, Album*, Blank books, Stationary, Novels, Ice., *1 vaya ea kaad. j/aae 17,1€W. HOPE'S EXPRESS. Oa *jwl after Miwday, August Mlk, will run ove. the Dtiatpart, Lackaicanna C£• Western R. It. Wyoming Vullwy, md lh« Far IVwk gr.lftfl* in New York. Br Mdvrav. u PillHtoiw, Jenkiita k Bru*» OfRea. SCBAXTON, PITTSTON, Ohsew tlx ON Plants.—At this season, plants in a green-house or warm rooms ar« much affected with the green fly ; many remedies are in use, but tbo simplest and best ia smoking witb tobacco. Young men might qft«n put in the timo (faring a call upon youitg Indies Ay smoking for the benefit of the bona*' plants, and at the same time give tbe young lady an mcetnplification of the state of things when married to an inveterate smoker. In green-houses, apan of lire coals is plneed upon the floor, fine tobacco is strewn over th*C coals, tbe honed then oloeed tightly, and left one to throe hours, according as the fly is more or ldss abundant. After being thus smoked, it should bo thoroughly syringed with warm water. A dull, cloudy day should always b«i selMtdd for this purpose. The ileliotropo is one of the plants injured by tobacco smoke, and when the house is than fumigated, all should be taken out. : ' rr , . 7 jl®~ It is refreshing to come aeroea Du«b a gaaaaa the following— ': The ffrst bird of spring attempted to sing, But ere he bnd sounded a note, ' He fell from the limb—ah, a dead bird was Urn, The music had Arts hi his throat! An Irish drummer, who now and thas indulged in a noggin of right good poteen, was acomted by the renewinggeneral: "Pat, what makes your none so red I" " Plate your honor" said Put, "I always Moah whan I spakes to an ofiocr." « J ; •C" ARCHITECTURE. August 5*2, USM, Taosa wishing anything designated above will please give the subscriber a call, wh« ds prepared te make drawing* for bwitdmgs, write speeitcstien*, ftc. May b* fouad by Inquiring at the Etgle Hotel.  * * • GEO. W. LUNG. H. K. ZZ'tlRT, CAttPIiXfTBB. 4- BUILDER. Residence—7rc*t PHtston. Pa, 13, lo67. •Jaa. S, 1854. J. BOWKLEY & LEYSHON, Coal McBcnANT*. t'ffioe Corocr Of Main and Railroad St*., Piitetop, Pa., August If, 1850-tf. SHARPS & OLIVER, Coit McaCBAitr*. Oiloo, West *ldo Main St., PitUton Luxeme county, Pa, June 6,1850. If. C. R. GORMAN & CO., w. w. LOOMIS, An AUbaoaa editor «J« of a Into f«fttiveoooiuion, "Sevonal lieulthi »nCl aoag* irtw mjutariy adrancod. and raeeived iathaolimai of eoafecy and unnimity, whiUtf»a*JCK|iMsno0 w*s borne from the apeakera' lipa on? tlia resounding piaioat of amthuaiaaoi, the dying ivlmott of which wara like the murmuring of diatMt thunder." ;  utMff*. TuD aome. it i» indiapenaible to be worth money, for without it they would be worth wDU*itifc. , tryrmes, Pa. Agenl* (br Tap*cott'» General W Emigration and Foreign Exchange. P*feons residing in the eoujtry, and wishing t" Engage passage or tend mouafta their friends la any part of Ritrope may do so with aafetg by applying at the P»*t Office. Tepscott k Co'*., Hteeipt will be furnished fcf return aaall. Ang- 2#, V864. Saddle and Earnest Maker, MARKET-ST., W1LKESBARRE, A f.-w door* west of HeiwPa Hotel. A large Msortweitt of fUri»«M, Ply-KcUt* WWp*, Trunks, Saddles, Ac. cooaUiiU) oil hand. Ai*u*8, I8W. 1D# The Expedition had, too, the interest of a scientific demonstration based on careful induction ; a theory which was once and forever to bo converted into a fact, or hang indefinitely suspended in tne limbo of conjecture.— Kane htld boldly announced his belief in the oxistence of an open Arctic Sea, surrounding tho pole. Was he to bo permitted to gaze u [ 011 its water* ? Ilodso plant* ean be smoked seperately by planing sticks crosswise, midway of an old. barrel, thus forming!a kind of jjrate or sbelf to sot thom on; place the barrel over the oonls and cover with a barrel or thick woolen blanket. After smoking, dip thom freely Ui % tub of warm water, ' IMIE Underlined would respectfully an- L nounce Id the public, that lie ha* t aken the abov# atand, ami is doing everything in his power to make it * comfortable and desirable home for traveler* md sojourners. No effort will be spared to give satisfaction in all that It requisite to constitute it * good homo. J ARE!) LlLt i', Proprietor. June PORT MALLERY HOTEL MICHAEL B BfcOWN, Ta*ob. Between'the Store* of jML Jaime* Welsh and Jam** Brown, Pine St., i r.  «gr A minuter who bad received P, «umW Crf^:on4 dee.de whwb wV tfee b«Bt. MkiA fajthfvtl African servant, who Mpl'fd— K° whcr« theiQ i», tfie mpt i Of he yfnt wljerc »o.t of tDe root pf all •• J i l so J e« There was a touch of modesty coupled with true heroism in his depnrtuie, not unmixed to »n blind, with a puinful augnry of the future. IIo left the vivid journal of bis former voyage just readjust publication—the fame of u4tho«hip which awaited bim untested. Possibly, distrustful of the future, to many the bobk may have come like a legacy. We rend it, word by word, as a revelation Crf the jjeaiu# of the tjian—for there was m) mistaking the qualities which lived half-aia*ked'behind the words. The sonteti-r oes stood auoeiut, girt, the phrases of a man who lived in, action. Jhere w nptlfihg up ip ll)« boul5. but ttl1 pointed without effort. There was not a particle o! •liUM(«y every page glittered with the transparent frost-work of the scenery which had inspired it. The ,speech wis' Saxon, with scientific compression ami the Oiirt energy et the sailor—for there i !r solioolmastor like the ocean to lop.reJunflt)n-cy, It was not 'till Kane bad departed that he Urns became widely known to thp public. The mteictt '» a. sew lit fic man it dot, generally very jtr«at un lee* it is connected with some purely popular ac'hievment, some triumph for f hiluutlirupby, as in the case of Sir flUuiphrcv J)i\vy ana the safety lamp. Prankin as a philosopher, withoutliteratute, would; have baalbuta tithe of his reputation',' Kane's book was, ai we hive said, a r«v%tfttfcjDif the maut. To estimate its value in this I'cspeet, compare it with the many lifuless accounts Cif exphjratibns, containing, doubtless, much i valuable iWoruiaticn, ami written by vary wocthy people, but lacking in thfkt indefinable e. «e ice—character, ' We say the pobllcmode a discoverythrough this volume ; but the man himself waa So i novelfy. flenia. l* a day's t?Cvwtli.— No one, says the old mwiMl/ ftttatoa, »*. » Nov. 14, 1856 How Limit Beer Obioinat*d. —Several rears ago, a shoemaker, in a small town, near Bamberg, Germany, sent his apprentice to get a bottle of Hamburg beor, (small beer,) which was nold In that place; but the boy nut knowing this, went to the city itself, on returningho-met an acquaintance of his, who told him, that when he would come homo his "bogs'* would whip him for staying out so long. The poor tx)y, who wan frightened at this, thought it better not to go home at all, but took, hia bottle, buried it under a tree, and ran awav. Us then went among the soldiers where he i distinguished hlmsel* so that in short hi beoame an officer. When one day his regiment was quartered in this small town, the officer thought it proper to pay a visit to his oM' bos» i but not before be hud got the bottleaf beer l which he had burial some years ago under ***** \Vl»en he entered, he said " Well.' S, here I bring you youf bottle of Hamburg e'r,~ fhat you Rerrt me fot." The shoOmaier not knowing what this meant, was told by tb» offioer all about it The bottle was then aliened, and (he beer found to be of a superior quality. When this fact fas known Some ertfre'brewei's built Clrep vnalte where thev put their-Merftr, awl called thi«, afte* it had lain there for. soma time, lager, wh oh mm *qtf»«g,wore thua °$«er afterwards married the daughter of the  maker, and drunk a good aeal of lager11 bee*, receiving in that occupation the assittaaoe tf his father-in-law, ic fc.Dr w c;.'1 .»t- C tx* chas. t. sWith, FiNiMiati Barber and II a ir-dre»*«r, (Opposite Banking llooae Of Jeakiua 4" Bro., rittstea, I'a. Jane 18, 1858. • Ct . . .. i POWP GRIFFITH riOCME. W-/. 4 T Port Ort«th, Luxerne Oo. T.hfi Bub£\. scribcr having completed nis new tavern house Is prepared to aoeoWwnodate travellers and the public genially, in mannur and on reasonable terms. The roolhi are fcbnveiflent, s»4lfc*Drepr(fctor will spare no effort* to jnake his guess comfortable. Hi* bar is supplied with excellent liquors, and his table with an ahnijdance of the best the markets afford. ''"'JBiaualfeaa. sy%, Prosper ilj iliiwmi different persons WWKifUyPf SWB- W —: n ir a ,-Trrhifritrr fyD m m+3#veh fifm MPWpfcu K1°*$**- nSjt U O»B KMl,lD« happ? in another ; 00 °r ifl j i »'■ ■j'anv: ft no f 9dl •'Hi*. U*11ii6 txKA to aeid—i daneeroua Temedy.' and the smallest d.mo urffeneftHyWlletett*'.M"D -:*3 Tin:i,a -' *" ■|^'))||1(| * ■ " ' .I'-.* Utr J®- Ma, said a young lady toMndkfctae* Mm* U wijpa*fai#t; - n-1 »h 0ii| lia fll I Ckar, k a young ladjr going [ iMd *Udx» tad] nidi ttit at I What ttoataniting, ma? It '♦Coiomihig, dnu\ ia aiarrying Am W teiiat * faawteMdi !?A .ybod »rflVD *mD sbMld like to enlgmU a*4 ofltar *wC1q rijjir tebaa&i -aiUMtrt B T I ri?MT !W»g». fttowtti for b»t *» glad to tom««gai» for ooiufort ■LATJIBOP 4 imXTTtN'l, Dealer in Paqey and Stiple Dry Good*, Boot* and Shoee, Hartware, Crockery and Oroeeriea.  xtxuct material ./or unvuli v. *Die grout WA IMuKAftf' been Woken (fofrn ;'*tho Nil •uU the Nlgor qja uotongqritiyatiiiosi'TftW dVy nO'hitfr'e twelve lect high, artt llie A? sWdo'bfttfiUp/U is, wfWN* ftp«B (Vow ieriUfei' And oritlofin;' ponHitfert. liitbcr blousnqt uintjfkae fhtyi ddiernUd. ,'W «n 9a 11 to fcTnd tbe half A^tyckitalliSi MPW tiiiiiH Vlore Kioiiiont threaded thoir pasg*i We grand anJ'ita&Hfeg tb'Air Jghoraltco.- Railway MHMilutors had not then  0UUerv;a„, Wd sublimity, indeed, thferr, V Wfe, tf ■ tft very h^'th^e; t tlie granQ theatres 6£iomitlfefce,J Where m*i SjdLo^sS^^ *h* Canterbury, the opfy D* CHARLES TILLMAN. Fasiiiox.ybi.* Barber and U.Ur Dresser, Opposits tlia E*gle Hotel. HitUton, t'*., Customer* attended te witk the utmost care and despatch. I ublie patrOaogurespectfully sOllc|ted.•, fltuton,AjyUli. I8wD GEO. W. BRAlNAftD *(» Gsocfna, 103 Murray, iw»r Weft StWcl, Hew York. ( \ ' JjrEO. W. paAIHAB*, ' " * Aug. 2, 1850. WYOMING HOTEL. '' BY G. W- MtfHMU l»0;.«83 Greenwich St., . asBMOesx BUTLW HOTtR «A t Hrfi DATtttBELDEM lis 1 GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE. O Sotherlaxd, HeiHrln Groceries, I'rovi- O (Ions, Fotir, feed etc., 8. £. corner of H«4n and "»« atroeta. Goods nkl for ready pay only, and atextremaly low price*. "Small profits und quick talon," in the motto by which { am determined W succeed. Teb. 1868. EAGLE HOTEL, PITTSTW, PA., HLfFPOBD !• *DC*LEH, Koprletors. •Ja«Cj lD WW. * v*| * -.»f JAMKg L. SELfRTDOKi \S7tfol»iui.'Dt Dealer in Tobasco, Snufi aud W Olgurt, t?°- 88 Worth Third Str, 3 daon abore Vch phtladefphla. . ,TT. ' CROI'KKIIY. H*rdw«»«. Katta, Wort*. *«? »D:#D» l't,0*uix ftsfliU »r« Of c R. I.0*». 3 ITVrifthlK feuXl were unfolding thMr charm., •!» Arttewly ex«WMMl to bar brothar. -WIUm. tbow Mb Mf jttt* |f ShSsfr awtUer bcfi'if M aW. 0* flC' frill*" ' ■ f ■ fyf.D%ltl t- gQu Man doubles aU the evils of hi* fate hj poodoriug over them;.ft scratch beoomw • wound, a jest an msult, a small peril k ftrent danger, and a slight siok»«» ofl«M ends in dmrtti by brooding apprehnsions. iD* a--i-.v% titid ?**v\ x- »i 'D ii*t ahM »,« W V. CONOVIR, a*£ BAtcD U Watches, Jewelry, Milter Wane, ,1/ Musical Instruments, Tankee Notions, *c. Walcbes, Jewelry, Musliut nstrumonts, etc,, repaired la tl»e Dut manner. Market street, nearly opposite (Md FeHew's Quitting. PHtston,r», % ?! e i n.mD!Ur