Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              ' » • -# www ':m*m {.eJj \jh if&tuiiil — ,,ua£ {*••D+'$ ' ■" 1 ' ;'V? ti: " • ;• ,- v': Z E  The "G-awtt#" Jo tod tbC M rriatli AND Luzerne Anthracite Journal. j PITTSTON v/ *i POBLISHBO WEEKLY BY RICHART, BEYEA k THOMPSOFf, Qatttte Building, Mtin Street, WeU Side. . jj 1 M BIO »«D • la fully prepared I and cheapen ma heM»U|:- • "L,"1 Tke GAZETTE and JOURNAL is published tferj Thursday, nt Two IKwllaks per annum, itfttUy in adcanc«. . jayjto poatayo chargcd within the couaty. i PAilPllLETS, 0RDH^.W( .mi LAB6LS, CAEI* 77. lHIB ,C* » nunner. *nd printed u Kqn«*ted. ETar/ttilaf la Ihla i,/,f j- -I ''fcjf'i t : f'J i■} him*h 'iAiiitdS -flufJ1 [»4 nitji '• i D **(%& .■ He "/• ;1"' i bit# ! v J » » | f/U) J; * .DVERTISING BATES. AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL. r to i & f»W ib;* „i »"« I 1 ui. | :•«. | # iu | 1 y. I yf. ■ • T"| 00 | 135 | 3 00 | S«0 | 8 08 | 8 00 j *MD | 7 08 J 10 00 K-W'tjHW. • ,,4 C10 | »rxi'| TOO X - • 0 UP I 7 uo I to CM. 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Che^k ajamwIw Tine Un#.^ were debarred (at/a the JfiflMt from Visiting the Japanese correal® ' | Fi  flecks of the foreign ship; the feri&ilb#* .y conspicuous lexicon, like that of youth, contain* he address let- suoh word aa fiul." k — ivanceof their hwband^ ' •fly articles of the mm- As Freacfanan, they mim ■ rcttrarkaWe | ilTllli 'Mytf lively conversation Wltk fk0a aded their ba«ds 1*6m •seated the pJl^fHrtfe^ PirrSTON, PA., THURSDAY, JULY 19. 1860. VOLUME X.—NO. 18. ADVERTISEMENT! MORNING IK THE COUNTRY. [Complied *Dr th«" ouait*."] An Interview With Q&rabaldi. The First Robert Peel. Town and Country Life. The J Sambo's Expedient. | The Palermo correspondent of The Bot-J When Robert Pe®T*bet»-* youth, begin "Wanted, a ShifPI.vo Ci,zrk."—An Ladies Mrs. M. resided is a small town in the ton Courier thus describes an interview business as a cotton-printer, near BUry,hrf advertisement tbus headed, with tile usual Pott, Stuto of Pennsylvania. She was blessed with Garabaldi: j lodged with his partner, William Yates, proviso as to references, appeared in our j while * with a geedly portion of this world's com- « Garsbaldi had »pparently just finished paying eight and sixpence per week for columns on Friday morning. It was a j French forts, and a kind husband to purtuke of his dinner, and was siting at a corner win- board and lodging. " William Yatee' eld- twonty-five oaet advertisement, published tbem in comply with her. But there dow talking with four or fivo visitors, gen- est child," says our author, " was a girl but once—not in an unusuullv ' eu was one greitt drawback to her happiness, tlemen and ladies of Palermo. He rose as named Ellen, and she very soon became an position—yet on looking at The town was infested with a gang of gam- we came in, and catuA forward shaking especial favorite with the young lodger.-r ter box, on Saturday mornitig, we learnet biers, who induced ftlr. M. to join them io hands wiili each of the party as we were On returning from his hard day's work at! that no less than fifty-four applications, i? tlieir nightly carousals. This distressed introduced. He had Ida plain red shirt " The Ground," he would take the little fair chirography, had already been sent in Mrs. and she determined to hit upon 0n, precisely like a fireman, and no mark 1 girl upon his knee, and say to hbr, " Nelly, I We allude to the matter, not to show th( some plan for breaking up their meetings. ! 0f authority. His manner is, as you know thou bonny little deaj, wijt be my wne result of advertising, but to exhibit the er In the same plaee lived a genuine son of of course, very kind and off-hand without' to which the child would readily answer, for and the folly of the system of educa- Africs, who received sundry halves, and being vulgar or demagogic. He talkedYes," as any child would do. "Then ting so many intelligent, able-bodied young quarters for waiting on these gentlemen.— i perfectly naturally; no stump oratory and j I'll wait for thee, Nelly; I'll wed thee, and men for clerkships, instead of preparing sailing him into her pre-cnce one day, she j no gham. Just as instance of his man- none else." And Bobert Peel did wait.— them for equally useful and honorable calaid, " t-'ambo ean't you hit upon some j ner) there was one little action of hia that As the girl grew in beauty towards wo- reer as farmers or mechanics. In the West plan for breaking up that neD*t of gum-' struck me. I was seated next him, and as manhood, his determination to wait for lie millions of acres of rich glorious land( jlers 7" " Hi I yi! Missus 'ticks mc canf j tho head of our party remarked that I had her was strengthened; and after the lapse never yet upturned by spade or ploughloan like to do', dem's pay good !" " N'ev-. cotBO al] the way from Naples in order to of ten years—years of close application to free homesteads should they bo to every :r mind the pay Sambo, you break them hi_n, he turned round and took my business and rapidly increasing prosperity youth in the country—but even at the price lp, and I'll pay you more than they d D." . hand, thanking mo as if I had done bim a —Robert Peel married Ellen Yates when now demanded offering sure rewards to vir' IDun missus, dis chile can do him." Iu fat or. This is the way he draws people, she had completed her seventeenth yeaT; tuous industry. Fill them and till them, he rear ol the building where these gen- Ue talked mostly in French, for his Eng- and the pretty child, whom her mother's and be independant farmers. Go to the lemen held their nightly meetings, there ; lish is not very good. As for what he said, lodger and father's partner had nursed up- mechanics shops of the oities, if you prefer kappcued to be a shed, by which a higher , it is of no particular interest to any one, on his knee, became Mrs, Peel, and event- —learn a trade, such as never dishonored »r * crrr rbanvrt. The fair invigorafed earth' ' «D '' From Dighfa control awaken. Myriads of rainbows have their birth Aa light each dew-gem breaks And from Ike uncurtained Orient streams Apollo'* broad apd dantliitg beams! y Opals and diamonds «IUt«T bright On blade and leaf and Bower, Although the aetufaecendtajf night ■ ; W«"»n her stars dower, beauty in her rich array, Became the bride of royal day! I860. ™ I860. FRESH GOODS KEGEL, BATED, & CO., tKMiWU A»D JOMEBS OF FOBEIOX AMD AKEIUCi.* Dry Oooda. Ho. 47 North Third 8treet, Philadelphia. Would invite the attention of Country MorLA*tOE VNrAvELL-SET.f.CTED STOCK OF KREffH SPHIBO GOODS, iTMtfiilKjJ are now receiving in Store. ) tr jtt-.Merchsmls would find it to tholT advfcntatatn cJlaM e it amine our stock. May 31, l«o.—ly. iooni.. ed the distinguish culine uniform, ship's sides, received witl | earried on g WINCHESTER ft CO. Gentleman's Furnishing Store, Voices attuned to nature's mug Creation'* J"y's declafte— Music's unfottnred, gulleles* threnf, Control the powera of air, And Iwitlloiiiae or tklen avail From wood to wood, from plain to delil i*? FATE5T SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No.106 Chestnut street, above Berenth, opposite ■ • the Wnshingto* House, Philadelphia. Fine SHIRTS and DfUWEKK made from measurtm*nt at a ft-w days notice and in all case?i WAUKAN1- tn to At Formula for measurement flirnixhM on application by mail. Liberal inducemento to Wholoaai* buytrs. Apiil 'ja, I860.—1y. admiral—the onlj neither could unde guage. But whe\ parture, and extfe admiral in tampan ese perci an p. men with a variety CA pins, bracelets, and furs, though a Japanese, he ' could detect the pressure , The un-fair visiters blushec edged the—trousers. Ab! Peace 1 thou boat a noble throne, A canopy, a shrine, Where woodlands old. and prairies, own Tlioir regions realms of thine, Whose pure elixirs offor balm For orery heart that needs a calm, C"R4S-AtrtOX, HENRY SHELDON, Ii'DOUOALL. PETER SIDES WITD STANTON, SHELDON & OO. Ho morning has imbued With hearty scorn of gold, and strife, Lives there a soul whose sense of life Grocers an1 Merchants, Ifo. 81 Front it rut, Nno-Yori. April #, lrt40.-tr. wmiLiitii Of forum field and feud,— UnbleMing (tod that he van bom, While drinking from tiw cup of Morn I A CHttBVKOUQH. JSO. ALLBIf. A. P. CHBSBBBOUGH & CO., POHK PACKBH« COMMISSION MERCHANTS ANlD WHOLESALE v . DEILDW IJ* Morning I oerene, inspiring fro®, Blest minister Ihuu art To mnke the shadoa of sorrow Dae Forever from my heart, A ad hopes, like present dews, ere. mine For wreaths of song that I would twine! Fish, Ch««se. and Provisions, lit North Wliarvew. above M.uket St. Packinic and Corinif Hou-o «tn * Reed ots, 8 Philadelphia. Ipril 30, ISeO.—Ua.  roof could bo reached without much difficulty, that led to a window of the room where the gentlemen assembled. There was also a gentleman in the town who owned a gout, that sported a large pair of horns. The next night after his colloquy with Mrs. M., Sambo got possession of the goat, and making himself look as impish as ponible, ascended to the window. The company were deeply engaged in play, large piles of money were heaped upon the tables. Sambo waited some time, then heard on of them, in an angry voice accuse another of cheating; this was denied with an oath, words rose high ; till the accuscd exclaimed jn great excitement; " If t have at least as far as it waa said to me. The others can report the conversation if they think it worth while to report what #as not meant to be reported. " But this was only half the sccno. At a round table in the middle of the room, a party of six or eight men were taking dinner. These were real heroes of romance. Two or three had red shirts on ; others were iu civil costume; one had a dirty, faded, hussar jacket on; one was a priest in his blaCffc robes. They were eating and drinking without regard to us, and as if they were hungry. Especially the priest was punishing his dinner. lie is a fine fellow, this priest, a slave to Garabaldi, and a glo- ually Lady Peel, the mother of tho f'utun prime minister of England. IaAj Pee was a noble and beautiful woman, fittcc to grace any station in life. She possessed rare powers of mind, and was, on every emergency, the high-souled and faithful counsellor of for husband. For many yean after their marriage, the acted as hi* amanuensis, conducting tho principal part of his business correspondence, for Mr. Pool himself was an indifferent and almost unintelligible writer. She ded in 1803, only three years "after the baronetcy had been cohfcrrcd upon her husband. It is said that London fashionable life—so unlike what she had been aecustomcd to at rue manhood or nobility, and be thus in dependent. Labor anywhere, anyhow, anc feel it honest and honorable aa any calling or profession under heaven. Do anythinf rather than suffer those pangs of hope de ferred, of weary waiting—too often in dis trees and want—for the chanoo to be i drudging salesman or clerk! Try such at advertisement for a printer, or a carpenter, or a nail cotter, or a ptiddler—for a good mechanic of any sort—and we doubt if you reoeive five applications within twenty-four hours! Let this folly be reformed. The supply of clerks is always in exccss of the demand and the evil has grown fearfully of late years.—Pitttburg Dispatch. . r ..tn to Pat Old Piitii 4 Hibernian neighbor Wk» •n a few days at tha wfcdB°batched up a noral Othan what tb« law wovld olding. He had oh hog as a very fine itt£ The creditor boqght a to sell it to the debtor at The bargain waa^tooMrf way, and he fci|i«Mhr Grain A Co.  , took him away, tod aoM ,}h to cover hia dotand nd to return a w Herald. ? 2fi A Nkw WA* Haverhill man w &c., trusted a two barrels of flour and to be paid for side. The accoun and as tbe floor t the debtor see mi in the matter, thought of it, ana pedient to get f' no more propert protect him in 1 only, but that * ing about 500 tts store pig out of and got a friend his ovro price, for him to throi pork bait Flou ed the large hog, it, and realised cnon and the costs, & cf ebtor.—Botton To noon and fink to night, But on tbe tor-ott page of Tim* Are traced such lines of light; Eternity i- morning light for ay« To aouls that grow In Wledom'a ray I Earth's of arisen suns will climb J. K. & E B PLACE. WHOLESALE GROCERS, (Near  FLETCHER PLACE. No. 30 BBOAD Street, Feb. 16, I860.—tf. [For the Pittiton Gazette.] Mb. Editor: Dr. F. A. THOMPsOB, WITH It was oar good fortune to spend the afternoon of the 2nd inst., in company with the County Superintendent, in two of the public schools of your borough. There has, heretofore, been much said publicly, in praise of particular Graded 70SN El m • » o IV « "WHOLESALE GROCER, AMD DKAI.BR lit »OI««IOX A*lD MMESTIC LIQUOR*, Wines, Segar«, Ac. No. 181 West Street, New York. Sept. 21, 1859. OEO. W. BBAtKERD * CO., Schools in y&ur county, (and justly too, perhaps,) yet we question, seriously, in our own wind, whether there are in Luzerne, two better public schools than those in your village. With MeSsrs. Jeffords and Cook as principal teachers. We retrained in Mr. Jefford's school one hour, which time was occupicd with a recitation in Natural Philosophy, an exercise in writing and vocal music, and practical remarks by the Superintendent. The class in Philosophy rccited well— exhibiting thorough s'.ivly and an interest in the subject. The exercise in music was written upon the blackboard, and participated in by a majority of the pupils, evidently with tnuch pleasure. The teacher informed us that he usually devoted a few miuutes each day, to giving instruction in the rudiments of vocal music.— This (irncticc, it seems to us, is a mot-t judicious und commendable one; and that no teacher who cmt sing will neglect to adopt it. To the brief address of the Superintendent the school gave the uioet perfect attention; manifesting not merely a willingness to hear all that he might have to say to them, but really an anxiety to.— cheated! I wish the Devil may appear, and—Hello! what's that?" There stood Sambo, grinning from ear to car; the goat's horns peering over his head, and a large black hump on his shoulders. At this apparition of his Satanic majesty, so obedient to the wish, tables and chairs were overtnrned, and lights extinguished, in their eagerness to escape his clutches. The town people marveled greatly, at the sudden disappearance of the gamblers, who never troybhd them more, but none guessed that Sambo's double row of ivories, with Mr. Blank's goat on his shoulders, had done the business. An Exalting Scene with Mr. Barey, The nioqt exciting scene wo ever witnessed was what we might fairly call a mortal combat between man and the horse. A powerful and most beautiful thorough-bred stallion was introduced into the urena The horse looked round the audience, stood on his hind legs, plowed up the ground, and presented the most vivid picture of a wild and irreclaimable beast lie literally roared in fury,.and kicked out of pure viciousness. lie snapped at the groom and Mr. Rarey, and actually bit hia own flesh rious specimen of the church militant. I have met him several times, rushing about the streets with a great black cross in his hands, lie has a strange, restless face, all passion and impulse. - The others were Uarabaldi's" famous captains—a fine set of heads, full of energy and action. " Here I was at last, then, face to face with one of the great events of our day. It was all perfoci; there was Palermo, the insurgent Sicilian city, with its barricades, and its ruined streets with all the marks of war. There was that armed and howling mob iu the square below, and the music of t' e national hyiuu aud the five revolutionary cannon. There were tho guerrilla captains who had risked their lives and their fortunes for something that the worst envy could not call selfish. And there was the great Dictitor, who, when your and my little hopes and ambitions Dhall have lain in our graves a few centu*ics with us, will still be honored as a he•o, and porhaps half worshiped—who c oows!—for a God. " And yet Heaven knows why he, of all hen, has been selected for immortality. I, or one, think that favour is much the ;reater man. of the two; but practically home—proved iojurieus to hat old Mr. Yates waa afterwards aeoustomci to say, "if Robert hadn't made our Nelly a " Ludy," she might ha' been living yet.' health GROCERS, ; am SlIMtLANTS/r-The Louisville Journal beautifully says : " There are times when the pulse ' lies low' in the bosom and beats blow m the veins; when the spirt tlaeps the sleep, apparently, that knows no waking, in its house of clay, and the windowshutters are elosed and the door is hung with the invisible crape of melancholy; when we wish the golden sunshine pitchy blackness, and are very willing to ' fancy clouds where no clouds be.' This is a state of sickness when physic may be thrown to the dogs, for wt will hare Done of it. What shall raise the sleeping .Lazarus ? What shall make the heart beat nssic again, and the pulses dance to it through all the myriad-thronged boll in our house of life 'I Wnat Rhull make the Btin kiss the Eastern hills agaiu for us with all hi# old awaking gladness, and the night overflow with C moonlight, music, love, and flowers?' Lore itself is the great stimulant—the most ntoxicating of ail—and performs all these miracles: but it is a miracle itself and is not, at the drugstore, whatever they say. The counterfeit is in the but the wingedgod ia not* money changer, we asenr- you. 103 Murray, near WmI Slreot, OEO. W. BRAINERD,) NEW YORK. DAVID BELDF.N / BUSINESS CARDS. Simple Division. Practical Watchmakers anil Jewelers, A Southern planntcr named IV , pretty well to do in the world now, was, gome twenty years ago, a poor boy on the Eastern shore of Maryknt}. Oa'e of the most marked traits of his character was ail inordinate lore of In the course of time P was of age, anCJ, thought it was time to get married, tie went to a neighboring town, and was shortly after introduced to the daughter of Judge B—7—, *0" The Hod complexion, a? the fuirest—beii duccd to an Eng celebrity, who baa salt pond to see the his native soti ed as being an dently misled Jo moment a gooa his face suddenly the band" of Mr. happiness at mah kindly inquired w pcaoe with the \ and some merrin Thomas Corwin—whose is well-known, is none of y, in New-York, wasintro■ish gentleman of some lately orpssed tbftilfc American eWpfcaftt on tfr. Corwin was iwtrodas- Ohioan, this lemwrt- So Ball, who looked fort deal pnzzled; however, brightened, and seising Corwin, be expressed his ighis acquaintance, then lether his tribe wen at aitea 1" An explanation ent followed. V. PETERSEN. Pittiton. Pa M. * A. PETER8EN. Seranton, Pa. & PETERSEN, Honeidale, Pa. Oct. M, 1868. " Dang fine gal," said the embryo speculator to bis friends who were gaining bim an entrance to the elite. T?AGtE HOTEL, P1TTST0N, PA— hi HENRY HUFFORD, Proprietor. Jan. 1, 1858. « Very." "How much might Judge B—— be fjT. CHARLES HOTEL. PEN* AVENUE, o Scranton. Pa.—V. K. KHESSLEB, Prop'r. May 10, I860.—ly. DS. KOON,—ATTORNEY AT LAW—Of. fice in the Butler Uoutte. Main street, Piiuton. Jan. 20, 184!). worth ?" "Why, about ten thousand dollars," was the reply. "IIow rouny has the Jndge?" continued P  •» Only three." TEROME G. MILLER.—ATTORNEY AT 0 LAW. Office in the Court House, Wilkes- Bar re, Penna. tff The Bangor lately been found, in an batchet of «tone 1 heart of a wbite-oak perfectly sound, and ble indicating that snc ded therein until it t Upon examination, it the hatchet Btruok there bad about thirty yean* bad remained there m ties, as more than I growth of the tree was where the hatchet lay. lothiDj^ growth, udtiutU .re than two oe»tu. wo hundred yarn counted outaM* lie exhorted them to diligent perseverance severely in bis passion. He tore to pieces in their studies, and perfect obedience to every strap which was pluccd upon him, their reachcr, observing that such conduct , hurling the groom, who had come to Mr. would gladden the heurts of their parents | ltarey's assistance, ignoitiini.usly the whole l'rom day to day, and leave little doubt that length of the arena. At one time the honor and usefulness awaited them in the horse bnDke clear away from all, and stood future. W e reached Mr. Cook's school for a moment as a conscious victor in the only in time to hear a recitation and a midst of the exoited audience. Mr. Dypiece; the one in Mentul and the part in cer and Mr. Forrel booh came to Mr. lia- Writien Arithmetic. The ckss in Mental rcy'ahelp, but they were utterly unable to Arithmetic was composed of beginners, hold the animal. lie seattered every man and consequently of course but little was and everything around htm like chaff. He expected of them; but the elans in,Writ- wos bathed in a white foam, and sending ten Arithmetic showed excellent training up rolling clouds of vapor from his body. Their teacher may well be proud of them, Atone moment he tossed up the straw for euch a recitation as they made would wildly, at another he sent the strong bardo credit to any institution of learning in ricrs flying in all directions, and for some our country. 80 far as wo witnessed if, time ho stood the complete pera; nification 'twas perfect. The examples (which had of diablerie alofatf in the arena, roaring been placed npon the board before we came furiously* and tearing at the barriers with in) were taken up, one by one, by the sev- his teeth. Mr. Karey having washed "his »:al members of the cli»sa, and analysed, hands and rested for 4 few minutes, again strictly. At the close of the usual exer- ventured to approach him Then began a oises in Mr. Cook's department, the schol-: contest such as no one who witnessed it are all passed into an adjoining room, oc-1 can ever ibrgjL It was a struggle of art oupied by Miss Mulkey, as assistant teach-1 and tact againstoverwhelming strength.— er. Here the Superintendent met both j Whoever saw that combut could never be schools and made some well-timed remarks skeptical at to the wonderful power of Mr. upon subjects directly relating to their 1 ltarey. For full an houjr the battle, for it schools and school studies. We heard no was nothing else, continued ; now the man lessons in Miss Mulkey's department •, but had gained the victory, now the horse ; u Three into ten goes three times and a third over," mentally ciphered P^-—. TOUS RICHARDS,—ATTORNEY AT LAW, tf CONVEYANCER, and NOTARY PUBLIC. UuJLl&ulioiis promptly attended to. Office—Odd Fellows'Block, up stairs. Main street,"Fittoton. March SO, 18S9. lie futuri Italy will probably adoro Guru Daldt's mctoory, and only reBpect Catour's " As ho sat there laughing and chatterng, and wagging his red-gray beard, and Duffing away at his cigar, it scorned to mc hat one might feel for him all tho respect nd admiration that his best friends ask, ,ud yet, at the same time, enter a protest gainst fate. "»As we came' away, he shook hands with is again, and took leave of us with the greatest kindness. As we made our way .hrough the crowd across tho square, wo itopped u minute to take a last look at him. He was leaning on the railiug of the baluony before his window,, quietly smoking bis cigar and watching the restless, yelling crowd beluw. lie seemed hardly to bo conseions of the noise and confusion, and looked in his red shirt, liko tho very essence and genius of revolution as he is/' Men have tried many things—but still they fwk for stimulants. The stimulants we use, but require tie use of more. Men try to drown the floating dead of their owp soul* in the wine cup, but ootpscs will rise. We see their Jaces in the bubbles. The- iotoaication Cff j0rink sets the world whirling atpio, and the pulses playing wildest music, and the thoughts galloping— but oloek runs down soon* er; and the unnatural stimulation only leaves the house it fills with wildest revelry more silent, more sad, more deserted, more dead. " There is only one stimulant tbat never fails, and yet never intoxicates—Duty.— Duty puts a bine sky over every man—up in his heart may be—into which the skylark Happiness always goes, singing." lie made love to the beautiful arid unso- phisticated daughter of the Judge and all of her possessions. Strange to eay—for he wus as uncouth-looking a ear m ever went unlicked—his suit prospered, and they were married. The honeymoon passed off, as honeymoons do, and they were happy. The bride was lively Mid chatty, and made many allusions to be* brothers and sisters. Startled at so many names he thought should not bo in tfce catalogue of relations, he said: ... REMOVAL.—DR. LAWTON has removed his Office and residence to the first house south ®t the bridge. River Street, West Pittston. August 24, 1869. i C. THOMPSON, J. P.—Has removed his jfx « Office to the new Gazette building on Main Street, a few doors below the Bank, where he may be found at all times during business hours, IT attend to all business intrusted to him. Conveyancing of all kinds correctly and promptly done at short notice. Having a good supply of all kinds of Blanks, such as Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Contracts Indentures, Loasct Ac., always on hand to sell or fill up as wanted. Mttston. June 21, Jgeo. HBMOVA-Ij. ' My dear, I thought there were Only three of you?" ■ ■•■■■■&' itended as a perfect protection for the Counter 4ny moment. So he alouehaa notice. It counter.  ttoriiajzes—-in fact all marriseeMaafcJfc*ii It led hCtr"t iW jmIP „ ... ■. rmc V*»w ;«• J®" Mr. A. W. Dsorowof has patented a "Burglar's Safe/ the moi all people securely and key bas twei ing, onlj it. Auj by him a the mode rnddM BR. J. M. BARRETT,—tDENTI8T.—Office Three Doors below Steele's Hotel, on North of Public Square, Wilke* Barro, Pa. Dr. B. inserts Teeth on Gold and Silver plate, *«., and operates in all the branches of Dental Surgery, in the best manner. A deduction from usual charges sufficient to cover expenses, allowed to persons who come from a distance. April 19, 1860.—Jy. " So there are; but pa's flrst wife had eight more." " Jileven in ten, no times and nary over," said the astonished P ■■ , who had jumped up and kicked over a chair,' and groaned in perfect agony. " I'm sold—and a sight cheaper than an old bell-weather, at thai." »«« 1, Russian Emancipation.—From the special St. Petersburg correspondence of Le Nord we translate The question 0/ emancipation is near a solution. In some way or other it acems to bo definitely settled that the serfs shall be emancipated daring the coming Aatumn, thatafter the close of the harvest, the imperial ukase, decreeing this great measure, will therefore appear about the last of Oetobcr, or during the month of Norember. The Central Emancipation Commission, which had been awaiting the conclusion of the labors of the Coraujwsioos on the elaboration of the plan of emapciparoenced ite «eM»ons. Js a boat to be qf the First Cawer» held during l TVR. J. A. ROBINSON,—HOMOEOPATHIC 1 9 Physician and Operative Surgeon. Pitts- Ion, Pa., respectfull offers his scrvioes to the people of Pittaton and its vicinity. '' A cfcanaot supply of lreati medicines always on hand. Faypfly /urm*hod or refilled to order. WOa'PitUt0n' Vehy Good.—A correspondent of the Bujfhlo Express says:—My friend asked Anthony lto?, a superb engine driver on the Ohio river, how he came to get free.— " Why, Jlassa Viucent, my health was berry bud when I was in Kentucky; I couldn't do no kind of work; I was berry feeble; 'twas jes as rnueh as I could do to News kob the Girls.—As an item of interest to the fairer portion of creation who aro ever on the gut uive for the latest mutations in the .workl of fashion, we publish the following. Jt is said to b« the very latest: " Tiers of narrow flounces are still tho rage; some robes are trimmed Seput on -pOBEBT BAUR,—BOOK BINDER, NORTH ' Jill f *'' oorltff PlJjlic Square and Main-Bt. Wilke«barre. Picture Framoa. Coratoon Oltt and MfWany, onwmsntM and plain, i»ade to ordflr/Oiitny siie. Job Binding neatly executed. ■W A large selection of common and fine picturoj, AlbunD«, Blank byolu, Stationary, Novels, 4c., alyra/t on hand. June 17, 1843. the perfect order observable from the time and the animal, touching the earth, seem*' hoe my own garden, and eat de sass; and | we entered the room until the Superintend- ed to derive fresh strength from every fall. ' de Missus what owned me see dat I was a ont had finished his remarks, showed that At last Mr- Rarey extemporised a strap 1 mis'able nigger—one of do mis'ablest kind. Her pupils were well disciplined. from the frufcments of the broken bridle, g0 I said to her, " Missus, I'm a mis'able Montrose, July 9, 1860. AMICUS. and had gained hb first step to conquest; nigger, and I aint worth nothing, and J vith but one deep flounce. A ratnor fa 'float that one very deep single flounce »ias is being tried in l'eri«; if it succeeds re shall probably see it, bat' the werld Bay be rcTOlutionued * 1• • the opto' try uiar else, the lano, adventthing,acter X UZBRNE HOUSE, WEST FITT8TON, LU-1 1 lerne County, Pa. H. M. DAMAN, Propri. •tor. Opened May 10th, I860. Ttaia Hotel, under the proprietorship of the pr*wnt ooeupant. is deafened to be a firnt class boarding SSwTihire person from the cities Or e MWher? mar sojourn, in one of the most Interesting localities of ftie State. Horses and Carriages al way* to readiness. Tne House la in dally communication with Mew York and Philadelphia. Six trains pasaina th« door »aolD tSiiST"" moderato r '.eforc this bias very tion, bus already con.. • i rr. m. 1 j.l . ■ , . ™™ * " ; Trv  ' W grant P«.io, the pr«»t P iaUjaijixud with mitte#- daring.. the - - 11 jpn« — I still tho horse fought furiously, rising in think you'd better sell me. I'm such a mis-1 deep flounce is  How To Get Rid of Mosquitoes it theCair, and pluBging in *11 directions, en- 'able nigger.' Now, Massa Vincent, I was skirts of the larege a fHE Nioiit.—Mosquitoes, says somebody, deavoripg to bite his assailant or trample such a poor nigger that Miwsua 'greed to j sometimes bordered C love beef blood better than they do any h'm down. It ga*e soma idea, of the ani- sell me for a hundred dollars, and I 'greed j a very wide box pluiti | that flows in the veins of human kind — scenes of the Roman amphitheatre to try to work and earn the monoy to pay mantilla and shawl tc ' Just put a couple of generous picces on to Bee a compact, slight, but sinewy man her, anddid, ftr.d my health has been get- is a furore for dresses CW» platee seer yow hed-at night, and you witf IPW Wj '•B *9 tin' better eber flipee, jundt IAute HWtf t M sleep Bndietnrtad b, «ta. p.*.' I. *. 3 -»« »». ba.dr.d doll.™. M ble, .t.h g. pr.ll? . MDd.made morning you will find themfull and stupid and lav down Mating add thoroughly sub- of dat nigger. Wat! wahl Mass* Yin- flossy goat'* hair tassels, V**'" lwithbeef M9pd,.pdihe &«. ' [mi." | ▼•Weiy chew!*?*  :,.,3 \• iwDi%toeMete* UpOL eatetm a i# [*®r Wwijx*f -f * OGi tit t T d/tnkMiiffhm .1 $