Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              ~ 1 I Mm& -ai. pv-Trp»rpi rp ]\ T d k T~I T71 mm 171  h PITTS TON wesm GAZETTE I CI nil L n fittston gazette AND Luzerne Anthracite Jo PUBLISHED WEEKLY I BHOART, BEYEA & TUP Gaiette Building, Main Street /  The GAZETTE and JOURNAL . every Thursday, at Two Dollars per annum, ttnetly in advance. MTN o postage eharged within the county. ADVERTISING- BATES. ETS, HA*UBILL«, ICULARB; BILL HEADS, SHOW-BILLS; TICKETS, LABELS, CARDS, MOTES, *«,, 4rt, fc« Ruled work of all kind*, done in the neataattad kMt .nanner, and printed »=D requested. Everything in U)M line will receive pfompt attention. AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL, 3w, | ltt. I Sm. I « m | 1 y. I Mlwn, ... I OQ | 1 » f 3 00~| 5 00 | 8 BO » »q«rWr~r~r~ia0|»00|5 00| 7 00| 10 00 §efaftfc to t|t Coal Jittertsls, folitics, fletos, literature, Agriculture rah General fntelligenee. H column. BLANKS. following Blanks afokept on hnnfl.or prlniW to ss&sNSiom Deeds, Contracts, Leises, etc., ete. ' —J He Doint of ' deceiving' him whei» H coluinn, - - 8 00 | ,m, • - 8 00" | Kef alar yearly adrerllsera, not to excited with card three squares at any lime, 815. Business notices, wltban advertisement, 8C each. fJT Th« shore rules will he strictly adhered to. Th, order, Warrih CqntfftCU Execution KoUb, ID PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1860. WHOLE NO. 609. VOLUME X.-NO. 19. CITT ADVERTISEMENTS. [Selected by the Continentals.] JOHN ANDERSON, MY JO, JOHN. Theso tickets will only be good at the one gate, and while the stock or article is on exhibition. stakes fee, except ten per ccnt., to be retained by the society for postages, custody and other incidentals, ana may also ta](e the Premium offered by the Society. - Winter Crops.—Form of affidavits for ' surveyor, applicants and assistant: The Judges shall in all casps ffith)iol4 premiunjs where the animal is not worthy, though there be no competition. Prize animals at previous exhibitions will be allowed to conqpetp for premiums} but they must receive a higher prize, tDr in a different class, to entitle them to a prc- Frightening Children. There are yery few adults who do not: loolf back with pain upon the suffering of j their childhood from superstitions, qprea-; sonable fear. Very few gq through childhood without bocoming at sometime, cowards in the dark, cowards in a thunder shower, as the recipients of all sorts of superstitions fears with relatiqn to the iip. uiinence of the day of judgment and a general conflagration. A "drunkard" or a "boogar" (if that's the way to spell it,) or 4 '(straggler" or "a awful blaclf. negro," or an "Indian/' 0* some terrible specimens of hqiQaqity, fond of human tenderloins and the blood of little children, officiates in the young imagination as general administrator of horrors; atDd the number of children that cscapc his clutches is small indeed. on - poin. along cornea the camphene man, much yoqpger aqd better locking, and lager beef and cheese had to give place tq qpe-dollartwenty-ccnts-a-gallon. What a row that kicked up! For weeks, lager beer beuifri: our hoMae, vow"«g revenge, «nd the e*»«e phere was weighty with tfip aroma of faderland. a had it all his own way for sqrae time, but Therese is now inconsolable, consequently more careless, because he cannot wed for two years. In my opinion, ho is a mean, contemptible sneak. I believe it was all a business operating Pft hia part, for Therese says he talked ' )ov» i|} a pottage afld camphepe burners*,' till we had the gas put on. I really do not know what to do. If she dops ppt do things better and keep things cleanef, I 4 is? charge fypr, ai)d tljat would grieve me immensely, for I might get a worse one. If Freddie gets elected to the Legislature next year, I intend to make him introduce a bill creating the pffioe of ' help inspso* toress,' the governor's wife to nppojpt the oldest old maid irj the county." 1860. 1860. SI'RINU. A CAHPAIOS BOSO. The Executive Committee do not intjnd to assure any exhibitor who ncgleets theso requirements, that his articles can be passed upon by the Judges. While every effort will be made to secure the examination and proper notice of every article on exhibition, justico to those who comply with the rules of the Society, requires that they shall, in all cases, first receive attention. BEEGEL, BAIBD, & CO., IMPOBTCBt AKD J0BBBB8 Or FOBEItm AMD AMERICAN Dry Good"- No. 47 North Third Street, Philadelphia. Would respectfully invite the attention of Country MurLAaKGEtCANnr STOCK OP FBSSH SPRING GOODS, Which they arc now receiving store' **- Merchant* would find it to their advantage to call aud examineour stock. May 31,1800—ly. -FRESH GOODS John Anderson, my Jo, John, When wo were first acqnaent. The " farm*" of * Uncle 8am," John, For freedom'* sons were meant. But now the powers of slavery • » • county, st. Hare said it shan't be ao; I mourn I live to sco this daj, John Anderson, my Jo. A. 13., being duly [pworn,] says he in a surveyor; that ho survoyed, with chain and compass, the laud on which C. I). Bhould any individual enter at) 4nilP®l in any other name than that of a bona fide owner, the person making such entry shall not be allowed a premium, should one bo reported by the Judges, and shall be preceded from competing at any future Exhibition of the Society. Persons entering stock of the age of three years and under, shall furnish tojthe Judges evidence of the time when the animals were dropped, to bo delivered to the Judges, apd to be filed by them with the Secretary; and tljP ages of animals above this to be given on making their pOi tries. In the classes of Short Horns, Dcvons, Herefords, and other sloe!*, the pedigrees or" the animals must furnished to the Judges. raised a crop of - - - the past season, John Anderson, my Jo, John, When thou and I woro young, We hoped to get a Cirm, John, For ilfca gallant sou. But the lands arc gled to slavery I Where can our bairns go D 0 must they live ip poverty, John Anderson, my Jo. and the quantity of land is - and no wore. - acres, Artioles and animals for exhibition can be entered on aiid after the fjT*t of Sep? tembor at the office of the Secretary, in West Pittston, until the first day of the Exhibition, when an offico for entry will be opened upon the ground, where ontriea p#n be made, only during that day. A. B., Surveyor. Sworn to before me, this - - - day of - - . 180 - - WINCHESTER & CO. Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, A1TD PATEMT SDOVLDBU SEAN SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 2Jo. 7W Chestnut street, above Seventh, opposite the Washington House, Philadelphia. pine 8HJBTS sod DRAWERS made from measuremeut ata foV day 8noUee and in all case. WARRANTED to int. Formula for measurement furnished on application by wail. Liberal iuducementa to \N holeaal* buyers. April 26, lbtH).—ly* - Justicc. O dinna sab an sair, C|e&r wife, I bring ye Joyful news; "Old Abe's" the nw), dear wif®t The people won't refuse— JJeMI lead us on to victory, Triumphant o'er our foe; The gallant sons of freedom's soil Have sworn it shall be so I county, .is C. P., being duly [sworn] says that lie raised a crop of - • - the past season, Upon the land surveyed by A. B., and that the qua'ntity of grain raised thereon was - - - bushels, measured in a scaled half bushel; and that he was assisted in harvesting and measuring said crop by E. F.; and that the statement annexed, subscribed by this deponent, as to the manner of cultivation, $c., in in all respects truo, to the best of his knowledge and belief; and that the sample of the grain exhibited is a fair average sample of tho Cvhole crop. D0. v, Articles or animals removed from tho grounds before the close of the Exhibition (except by permission of the President,) cauoot receive a premium, though awardedtui. iuno», HiNBr shildos, cma. m'douoall. PETER SIDES «TANTON, SHELDON & CO. W1TP Active imaginatiqnB and ignoranpo always breed these fears, and not unfrequently si}ch frights take place as are neyey fully recovered from in after liffc. Men and women who read tl)is will be oonseious, we think, njost of them, that impressions made npon them when young still linger, and can neither be willed or reasoned out of their minds. They dread darkness OF loneliness. They are opprpsgr ed by cat tain appearances in the heavens, or certain sounds. The old fears of childhood haunt then}, plitjg to then), and can never be outgrown. The sufferings of multitudes of children from fear cannot 1)0 measured. They are indeed very pitiful, and doijbtless got qnfrecpent)y predisposed to insanity. WHOLKB Al.K The praries i' the West, dear wife, To freedom shall be given ; The " ojd vilo harlot, slavery," Shall from free sojl lDe driven I Our boys shall get their farms, c|ear wife* And thou and 1 shall go And tent their bairns' bairns, dear wife, Their lads nud lassies too. On Tuesday tlje grounds will bp opened to the public, and continue open for four days. Single admission, twenty-live cents, The Address.—The Annual Address will bo delivered at 2 o'clock, I'. M., on Friday, the twenty-eighth of September; and immediately after the Address, the report* of th«3 Judges will be read, and the Premiums awarded and distributed. Grocers aid Commission Merchants, Tfl. 81 Front ttroet, Ntu-Yori. April 0, 1850.—tf. Premiums will not be paid on animals or articles removed from the Exhibition without the approval of the President. The Pkesb.—A tent will be provided for Editors and Reportprs for the Press, arjd every facility will be afforded them to obtain information and transact their business.1 VF.CHESEBBOUGH *00?" POXIK. FA.CKBH* COMMISSION MERCHANTS AMD WHOLESALE k«Ai.EM flab, Cheese, and Provisions, 10 North Wturret, above Market St. P*ckinx and Caring Howie. Otli * Hoed Ste, 8 FhiltUlelplila. April 2A, 1800.—Km.  Johp my ,To» John, Ye fill my heart wV joy, A farm upon the prairie, John, For ilka darling boy! Swori) to before ujc, tj)is - day Superintendents.—The General Superintendent will have the Supervision of the Grounds, nod of the Police arrangements of the Pair. It is expected that the Class Superintendents will tuke the particular direction of all articles in their respective departments, and sec that all such articlps arc arranged, as near as may be, in numerical order, for easy approach and examination, at tho time required by the Judges, and will accompany them, and point out the animals or articles to be examined.lgtf - - Justice. A premium of C50 will be awarded to the lleportpf- for the best published description of the Fair. Copy of. such report to be furnished the undesigned at Harrisburg. A Chinese Gentleman's House. The commercial connections betweeq China and Japan and this country, which must become stronger and more numerous in future years, are awakening a peculiar interest in the manners and habits of these Speeded people. Qqr readers will be pleased with an introduction to the h°use of a Chinese gentleman: u Old Abe" will help them split tho rails To fence them in, ye knowI And ye kin they'll keep out slavery too, John Anderson, my Jo. E. F., being duly [nworn] say* that ha assisted C. D. in harvesting, getting out connty, as 3. K. a E B. PLACE. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Bogulatio&g and Arrangements for the Exhibition of 1800, To be held at the Wyoming liattle Ground, 8ept 25, 20, 27 and 28. and measuring his crSp - - - referred to in the affidavit; that the quantity of grain was - - - bushels, as stated in the affidavit of C, D. Sworo to bafora wo, this A. 0. IHESTER, Scc'y. (Near Wall street,) NEW YORK. FLETCHER PLACE, FWB0._, No. 30 BB.OAD Street, Jliirrisburg, June 30, 1860, Judges and Premium J/Ibt—18G0.— The Judges are to meet at the President's Tent, ut four o'clock, P. M., on Tuesday, the first day of the F^ip.— Those who canqot atteni} will please notify me. - - day Dr. F. A, THOMPSON, iriTM We have received a Catalogue of tho Premiums and Regulations of the State Agricultural Society to be held at Wyoming, on the 25th, 26th, 27th, and tfStb of September next A goodly number of the Judges aro from this and neighboring Counties. We append the following rvjes Mid regulations, which will be interesting to all ( 180 - - fje first took us to his oountry house, now uninhabited. It was the perfect resit dence of a Chinese gentleman. There wa# a very large garden, with bamboo hedges 'and large fish tanks, edged with if alls of blue briplpj and performed tiles. HU pifl ipefe in admirable condition, and as beautifully kept as the Prince Consort's at Windsor. About the grounds were nut* megs, mangos teens, plantains, cocoanuts, dariens, and small creepers trained inte baskets and pagodas. Inside the house the drawing-rooms had doors sliding across circular openings. W® tlyeji wept on to this good gentleman's private residence, entering by a Chinese triumphal gate. He tells me he has ten miles of carriage road found his estate. It is 911 $ fine undulating tract of (an 4, reclaimed from tl}0 jungle, and laid out with rare taste. I? the /outskirts a tiger killed a man the other day. In his garden I found Jocko, living in a cane cage, next door to a porcupine; there were also somo rare birds. FijrtJier on some very sipall Brahman bulls, a Cash* mere Go#, and a family of young Kangaroos. There were all sorts of unknown beautiful flowers placed abopt e/wilfwug China vases. Here I first saw the tea plant growing. It is of the camelia tribe, three or four feet high, and bears a small white flower, like the opening dog-rose J also I was shown the "moon-flower," 9 Jfind of rounded convolvulus, that only opens at night. There was a bower of "monkey cups"—the pitcher floypf, fffrich collects water, and from which Jocko re? freshes himself in the jungles. The fan palm— a beautiful tree on the lawn—produced water of clear cold quality, by being piercod with a penknife. Several njinute Pfcepora were trained over wire foraps, to imitate dragons, with egg-shell for their eyes; and there jyej-e many of the celebrated dwarf trees—the first I had ever seen—little oaks and elms about eighteen inches high, like small withered old men. The hoifse here was superbly furnished in £he English style, b#t with lanterns 41 it. At six o'clock the guests arrive4 —mostly English—all dressod in short white jackets and tronsers. The (Jijinejr was admirably scjre$ in good LoijdCJn style all the appointments as regarded plate, glass, wines and dishes, perfect. The quiet, attentive waiting of the little China boys all praisie. 4,fter dinner we lounged through the rgoms, decorated with English pFtiJJts of the Royal Family, Statuettes, "curio«" from every part of the world, and rare objects in jade-stone and crackle China; a,I?o a portrait of oifr host'? Sob, who is being educated in Edinburg. He was in English dress.—lAlbert Smith'q " To China and Bach-' - Justice. ' Nothing can be more cruel than to arouse apprehensions of approaching evil in minds incapable of reasoning on the subject, and trustful of the older poinds which surround them. We jrould very much rather a man would strike a child of ours than excite its fears. The longer we live the more wonderful docs it seen} tljat children ever cscape from the dangers that assail them at eypry step, and arrive safely at manhood and womanhood. These dangers, many of them, ure unavoidable in the nature of things, bjjt this half killing I hem with fear, by inconsiderate talk is not unavoidable, aqd is tbt}s therefore pntircly inexcusable g- o B E S S O W WHOLESALE GROCER, A room, connected with the General Superiut«odent's OUjcp, upon the grouuds, will be prepared, wlt«w all attendants and laborers in the employment of the Society, must remain when not engaged, so that the Superintendent may avail himself of their services when needed, Instructions for tiie Jddoeb.—The Judges are requested to report themselves to thp President, on their arrival, at the Business Office at the show grounds, they are desired to meet at the Society's tent, on the grounds, gt fcur o clock in the afternoon, on Tuesday, the 25th of.Sept., when the vacancies will be filled; and on Wednesday morning, the 26th September, at njno o'clock, at the same place, they will be furnished with the books of entries, when fbey will proceed to decide upon the merits of the different animals and articles entered for premiums. Lunch will be provided for the Judges on Wednesday and Thursday, in a convenient room, provided for that purpose, on the grounds. The Judges oi) all animals will have regard to the symmetry, early maturity, size and general qualities characteristic of the breeds which they inspect. They will make due allowance for- age, feeding and other circuinstanccs, on tho character and condition of the animals. AXD DEALER IS rOBEIOX AND DOXEiTIC LIQUORS, Winei, Began), 4c. No.' 184 West Street, JTew York. Sept. 21, J85fl. JACOB S. HALDEMAN, Pres't. New Market, York Co., June 18Q0. [For tho Pittston Gniotte.] GEO, W, BftA-llfEHO % CO., GROCERS, Messrs. Editors ''Any person can becomc a Mcnjbef of the Society for one year by the payment of one dollar into its Treasury. I have a short Sermon to preach and I ask the favor of the use of your pulpit for the occasion. My Text: lOS Murray, near Wert SlreH, am. w- BRAINEBD,) NEW YO#K. DAVID BELDEN J The Department Superintendents will njeet at tho Superintendent's Office each day, at 8 o'cloelf, A. M., to perfect arrangements for the day. "Every person becoming a member by the payment of one dollar, fchall receive, with bis certificate of membership, FOUH coupon tick- each of which will admit one pei-sou to the Jfajr once, and n.Cu£t be given up to the gate-keeper at the time of entering. BUSINESS CARDS, Plowing Matci}.—The Plowing Match will take place on Thursday, September 27, »t 10 o'clock, A. M., at place of exhibition. "* rV Parental Infleunco on Schoel J34uca* Practical Watchmakers and Jewelers, tion. "I.ifk Members wijl be furnished with fhc usual Cards of Admission upon Application to the Secretary, in West Pitta ton, at liarrisburg, or at the office on the ground. And Firstly: Parental influence in the Social Circle. Persons competing in the watches are required to have their teams hitched and ready to wove off at the appointed hour. If parents would only set apart a certain portion of each evening, a stated period, let it be Methodical, and carefully spend that time in a friendly investigation of the day's exercises in School, aspertaip what pew ideas if any, or what former ones enlarged or improved they have gained or improved on, day by day, listen attentively to show your interest, help them to analyze these acquirements, see upop what basis they are founded, t£ach them effectuality and casualty, to think rationally, and where they may have imbibed error, explain and correct. Do all tbesp things in a pleasant mode, but impartially, and coipmend or reprove as truth and justice njeriJs, by these means parents would insure to their children moral and intellectual advancement, and «s sure, " as lifce begets its like," so sure wo#ld parents secore their children's present and future welfare, and bind to themselves their children's love by cords so strong that the  of this world could never separate. "Secretary's and Business Office, until Monday, tho 2-U]) d/iy of September, #-jll be at West Pittston. Competition without the State,— The Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society makes, the field of competition co-e*- tensive with the United S*»ties, and cordially ipvites the citizens of other States to compete with us for our prizes! "Self." "Tickets of admission will be furnished at the office in West Pittston, any time after the first of September, and by the Treasurer, at his office, on the Exhibition Ground, during the Exhjbjton. A lady writer in the San Francisco Golden Era thus pours out her vials of wrath in reference to the great trouble pf procuring good servants: "Annual Membership, one dollar. Hay and Straw.—Hay and straw will be famished gratis for all animals entered for premiums, an4 grain vill be provided at cost price for those \Mio desire to pur- V. PETERSEN, PitUton, Pa H, A A. PETERSEN, Scrim ton, Pa. a PETERSEN, Honesdale, Pa. Oct. 1#, !»J». "Carriages will be allowed.to enter tho enclosure on tho pa) ment of tjyenty-five cents for single horse; pair of horses, fifty pcijts.— Each passenger in the conveyance, other than life members, to nay twenty-five cents. When upon the ground it is indispensable that they be kept in motion, and be subject to such regulations as may be designated for their gov- They will not give encouragement for over-fed animals. They »'ill not award premiums for Bulls, Cows or Heifers which appear to be fattened for the butcher; the object being to have superior gniiftals of this kind for breeding. Fat Cattle.—The Ji*dg«s on Fat Cattle will give partieiflar attention to the animals submitted for examination. It is believed that, all other things being equal, tbosji! are ihfi best cattle that have the greatest weight in the smallest superficies. The Judges will require all the cattle in this class to be weighed, and will take measures to give the superficies of each, and publish the rcsjjlt with tkjoir reports so far as practicable. No person will be allowed to interfere with the Judges, while in the discharge of Uieir duties; and any person interfering, by letter or otherwise, will be excluded from competition. No aniuial or article can take more than one premium, except it be the sweepstakes. All productions: placed in oompctition for premiums must be the growth of the competitors.When there is bpt one exhibitor, although he may show several animals or articles in a class, or sub-division of a class, only one premium will be awarded to ouo animal; tnat to be the first, or otherwise, as the merit of the animal or article luajr bo And a premium will not be awarded when the animal or ofJtiele is not worthy, though there be no competition.— In any case the person 10 whom a pecuniary premium may have been awarded may fillet to acc«pt a diploma instead thereof. Payment of Premiums.—Cash premiums will be paid by the Treasurer immediately after the reports of the Judges have been announced, and during the whole of the week following the close of the Exhibition, ul hi« office, in West Pittaton. Persons to whom cash prenjiijws have been awarded, are informed that unless they call for them at the place and time specified above, application must be made by letter to the Treasurer, George H. Backer, at Hogestown, Cumberland county, with whom the Book of Awirds will be left. Persons to whQm Medals and Diplomas have beep awarded, will please furnish their noshes to the Recording Secr.efewyThe Recording Secretory will deliver the Diplomas awarded, «r forward them in such marinpr as may be directed by persons entitled to receive them, free of qbarge to the exhibitor. " If there is aiiv one thing perplexingly annoying to housekeepers, 'tis " help." If there is any one thing j»J/808$ makes me wish I was never boru a woman, and had a house to keep, 'tis " help." If there is any one thing calculated to shorten my existence, and bring my gray hairs with sorrow to a hotej, '4# " ljelp." I have tried every nation, kind and character—all sorts, ages, size; and descriptions; but 'tis of no ljse, they are all alike. Instead of helping you to do the work, they help to make work for yoy to do; they help themselves to tlje btfwt bits in the kitchen, help their friends to your eggs, coffee, tea, ajid small stores, help their comply to your cakes and wine, help themselves from your wardrobe; and one I had a short time since helped herself liberally to my little gold 4olkro. (Freddie giv,ea tue ail the little gold dollars ho receives, fbr pin money.) eha.se TTACJLE hotel, pittston, pa.— • Pi HENRY HUFFOBD, Proprietor. Jut. 1, ISM. Notice to Exhibitors : Transportation—Stock and articles exhibited nnd not sold will have freight money refunded. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, PENN AVENUE, Beranto*. Pa.—D. ft. KRESSLEIi, Prop'r. May l«, I»«0—ly. To Exhibitors—Entries.—The Book of Entries vill be open at tfco office, i« West PittCtoii, on and after the jirit day of September. ernmont, *+* Exhibitors at the Pair, bringing qrtictes or stock over tho railroads |to Wyo- ming, wilj be required to deposit the usual fare with the Agent at the local staiion, or the Agent at Wyoming: upon returning the articles the certificate of the Secretary of the Society must be obtained and shown to the KsijJrcad Company's Agent in Wyoming, when the articles or stock will be returned free; and upon obtaining the voucher of the ltailroad Agent of the station whence they were originally sent, and to which they sjjall have been returned, the money deposited with the Railroad Company will be refunded to tlje Exhibitor.DB. KOON.—ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Of. fico in the Butler Home, Main street, Pittston. Jan. 20, 1859. The days of the Fair will be Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 25th, 26tfe, 27th and 28th of Sept., 1860. JEROME G. MILLER,—ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in the Court House, Wilfeei- Barre, Pen lid. TOHN RICHARDS,—ATTORNEY AT LAW, #1 CONVEYANCER, and NOTARY PUBLIC. Collections promptly attended to. jOfficc—Odd Fellows' Block, up stain, Main street, Pittston. March 30, 1858. ' Exhibitors must become members of the Society, $ad have their articles and animals entered on the Secretary's book, on or before Tuesday evening, tho 25th of September j all articles and animals, (except horses,) must be brought within the enclosure us early as fm-s4.ay noon, in order that they may be suitably arranged for examination by the J udges on Wednesday morning. TD EMOVAL.—DR. LAWTGN has removed his JLV Offico and residence to the first house south Of the bridge, jUiver Street, West Pittston. August 24, I860. Secondly: If parents are so circumstanced by education or impediments as to render firstty impracticable, yipit the sphflql room where your children are engaged, go there with "a cheerful pleasant countenance, go there as often as your circumstances will admit of. Examine the Schooj Register, (for every competent Teacher has one) scrutinize this Chart wjt]b carp, tjje conduct or behavior of children is or ought to be faithfully delineated day by day, and whatsoever you -find therein that i3 commendable cr praiso-worthy, bestow its encouraging its invigorating influence ijpop your children, and whilst you do so, do it so that yopr child shall both see and feel that you are alive to their best interests that hearts and soul arc in the matters, and by those trifling sacrifices you show true love to your children, prepare them for future usefulness, and so far as human efforts can secure to them true manhoo.4 and hood. HEMOVAU. " A C. THOMPSON, J. P.—Has removed his J\_, 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, ready to attend to all business intrusted to him. /Conveyancing of all kinds correctly and promptly done at short notice. Having a good Fupplj of all kinds of Blanks, such as Deeds, floods, Mortgfgfci, Contracts Leases Ac., always on hand to sell or fill up as wanted, rituton, June 31, 1800. There will ljc # public sale of sotfck, implements, and farmers' and gardeners' books only, under the direction of the officers of tho Society, every day during the continuance of the Exhibition. Where partners or firms exhibit as such, each member of the firm must become a member of ttie Society. Any person entitled to a premium of five dollars, or more, in any class, may exchange it for a set of the " Trausactious" of the Society, comprised in five good sized octavo volumes. "Help us from such 'help,' or we shall becomc helpless indeed 1 Tho climax must soon be reached, a,pd t# fee pfepared for it, I made friddie promise to bring me home jf, copy of Helper's ' Impending Crisis' tp see what he advises. Poor fellow! he must have suffered terribly from 'kelp' to be forced to write a boojf about it. It ujifst bo a good took, too, tho papers talk so much about it. Now there is my Therese. She is, in the main, a good gift, h» girls go, but then she is so abominably careless jo# ptff pfi?pr t/»st her. The spoons, forks and table furniture are never clean, and the table pever half set. She can can cook very nicely if she likes, but her head appears to me to be eternally running on the young men. She is a fine looking girl, and there is not an evenjpg jn the week that sho is not off to some place of amusement, or tjbat some caller docs not yasfce our gas till midnight. She must have sleep, and consequently I have to get p,ut of bed to arouse her in tho morning. I must give hpr a#}pie notice, of ten to one Bhe is off before I get my things on, and stay at home I must, for tfoere is no one yit'n whom to leave the baby. To be sure, Mary is an excellent girl, and very attentive, but she is sn?»JJ d.cliflate, and I dare not trust her with so much reiponsityility. First, our Dutch grocery man fell in love wi$ Tbereae; he promised her a brkDt house to live in, with every ipiagii?»We comfort, and gas, too. He was ijaitier v«iy young nor r&maxkably hand- ( some, but was pretty well off, and she was A commission of 2f per centum will be oharged on all stoak sold on the grounds of the Society, and 10 per centum upon all agricultural books and implements, to cover tta necessary to be incurred In giving due attention to this feature of the Exhibition. TY&. J- M. BARRETT,—DENTIST.—Offioe 1 / Three Doors belttw Steele's Hotel, on North jfldc of Public Square, Wilkes-Barre, )Pa. Dr. B. inserts Teeth on Gold and Bilyer fdatc, Ac., fpd operates in all the branches of Dental i# the best manner. deduction from usual charges sufficient to jeover expenses, Allowed to poraons who come from a dutancc. April 19, I860.—ly. Should the parties taking first premiums on Horses, Cattle or Sheep, prefer an Oil Painting of' the animal for the amount to the premium, the Society will furnish such painting. ■ An Intelligence Office will be opened upon the grounds, where ull wants may be stated, and all supplies also, upon the payment of a fee of ten cents. Afl'l also ordered, Thai any person to whom a premium of not less than ten dollar* has been awarded, may efectto receive a Silver Medal, or a ctiliftcate of Life Membership. The Executive Committee jrill take every precaution in their power for the 8?f&y qf stock and articles on exhibition, after their arrival and arrangement upon the grounds; but will not be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.— They will convey all articles from the Wyoming depot to tjjfte grounds free of ch»rjj£. They djwite exhibitors to give personal attention to their articles and animals, and at the close of the Fair to attend to their removal, as the Society cannot take further care of them. £kR. J. A. ROBINSON,—H0MQ50PATII1C " Pfeytfcia* ana Operative Surgeon. Pitta, Pa., respectfull offers his scr.viccs to the people of Pittston and ita vicinity. A constant supply of fresh medioincs always on yieoiiy oases furnished or refilled to order. OFFICE orer Clark k 8;ixD new store. RESIDENCE at tt. J. Wisner's, West Pittston. PiMaton, May a, 1800 —ly. A proper track will bo prepared for the triaj of horses, entered for speed, against time, under the direction of tbo Superintendent and Judges. Commodious seats for for spectators will be provided at a small charge. OBERT BAUR,—BOOK BJNDER, NORTH t\ East corner of Public Square aud2daiu-at. jyilkoJPicturo Frames, Common H»lt and Mahogany, ornamented and plain, mode to order, of any size. Job Binding neatly executed. A largo selection of common and fine picture*, Atovp*, books, Stationery, Novels, Ac., always on hand. June 17,1853, This touch at least, Society, their own Irue greatness and your country's welfare Ixpccts and demands of you. Come Parents,! who will bo the first to set the ball Horses jyill be rftcowed on Wednesday morning, but must be entered previously. All persons who intend to exhibit Horhjm, Cattle, Sheep or Swine, or who intend to offer Stock for sale, should notify the Secretary of such inUmtiyn, on or before the 20th day of September, and leave with him a list and full description of such Stock, in order that proper arrangements may bp inade for their a.cponiniodation. Applicant for premiums are particularly requested to pay attention to the directions attached to tbo list of premiums for .fat Cattle, fiit Sheep, Butter, Cheese, &c., and statements retired f'rof» exhibitors of thoie articles must be lodged with the Secretary before the 24th of Scptewhv.Animals anC} article /snared for exhibition, feaye cards attached, with the uumber as enterod at the Business Office ; and it is required that exhibitors, in alj cases, shall obtain tfeeir cards of number and class, previous to placing their articles on the grounds. . ifzyy U«b fQ* Laqee Beer.—A correspondent of one of our exchanges recommends lager beer as a good article for pro jnoting the growth of flowers. He poured a bottle of beer upon a fysofcia, *Jod UMis describes the effect :D« On the morning after, the fuschia was in full bloom, and atr trjbuting the extraordinary rapidity of this efflorescence to vital for.oe Qf the beer, be imparted the secret to all his acquaint*, auccs. There has 8hjc£ koe# a great d«r iyai»J for lager ' to poyr flowers.'" We expect most pf the acquaintance oj the genius mentioned abuve will find thC Sowars sprouting oat of their npsea.—Bcyl ing Daily titnet. a rolling. DENNISON, W- USERNE HOUSE, WEST PITTSTON, LU-1 l gerne County, Pa. H. M. DAMAN, Proprietor. Opened Ifny 10th, 1860. i lliii Hotel, under the proprietorship of the present .occupant, i» designed to be a flint class hoarding Modse, where persons from the cities or elsewhere amy sojourn, in en* of the most interesting Jouilitios of the State. Horses and Carriages always in readiness. •"Kellouse is in dally communication with Now \orlc »»d Philadelphia. Six trains )m»«og the ttoor each lay. Charges moderate and accomodations of the {est kind. April 90th, 1MO. July 14th, I860, Luzerne County. VQr Henry D, Foster, the Locofoeo candidate for Governor, is said to be an oatand-out Douglas man. The friends of Breckinringe already talk of throwing him overboard and nominating another candidate.Sweepstake Premiums.—There will ba sijre.epstujke premiums permitted for each of the leading articles exhibited.*-? Exhibitors yill understand that it is entirely optional with tbeip whether to enter under this head, or for the usual premium offered by the society, or both. To illustrate the of the Committee : A. B., and C., each enter an animal or article for the sweepstakes premium—Entry $6. The s\icoe»ful party takes the whole swe«p- Oenehal Directions.— Persons intending to exhibit Bipod Stock must produce authentic j/e.4igwae, apd axe .earnestly desired to furnish the Secretary, by the —  20th °f. September, with a list of their PnzzLE._of what word of one syllastock, with pedigree of each. This will ,, .4l . , , facilitate the preparation of entrie., and in .Nft cau tUe fullowlDg words bc composed: ease of defective pedigrees, will .ford the , Hare, aohe, ale, we, Jaee, care, chase, owner time to correct the same. t jraae, sale, aeh, case, #®*!, we, hawf fca~B8. 1DAV. _ respectfully coll the attention f|f at the Lad! .Pittston and vtoinlty to her larfco farmj nioKt approved New paterna Just rwAived fronjl ji«w York. Particular attention p»id totheeut- Mant'illu. Cloaks a»4 Drewes cut fitted and n)a4a on dfiort notice. Place Sr business, o»or P. Lamb'». t»UD$, Apr. OS J8fl0 8 would 18 Of r Exhibitors, and necessary attendants upon stock and articles, will be furnished with tickets to pass «0 a daaigoated g»te. m