Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              GAZETTE JOB PRINTING AND RULIN0. )L 1. i :. jgg PITTSTON GAZETTE, axiD Luzerne Anthracite Journal. The "G-azette" Jobbing Cffice, And the Job Printing Office of RIOKA.RT &c BKYEA, Being now consolidated, embraces a larger variety of Joining mati'i-iul thart any other office in the coontrv, and is fully prepared to execute work of all kinds in the best nnC! cheapest manlier. Particular attention given to the following- PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY RICHART, BE¥EA & THOMPSON, " Gazette " Building, Main Street, West Side. Th« GAZETTE oixl JOURNAL i» ptlbtiihed •very Thursday, at Two Doi.i.ius per nuuum, itriclly in advance. ptr* No postage charged within the county. MANIFESTS, PAMPHLETS, CIRCULAJUS, show-bills, LABELS,, NOTES, ORDERS, HANPBILUS, BILL HEADS, TICKETS, CARDS, tl , If. 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Business notices, with an advertisement, $1 cnc.h. 40- The above rates will he strictly adhered to. VOLUME XI.-NO. 10. PITTSTON. PA., THURSDAY, MAY -2,1861. WHOLE NO. 549. BUSINESS CARDS CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. [From the London American.] STAND TOGETHER I HOLD TOi GETHER! [For the Plttston Qaiette.] Eokley, Pa., April 17, 1801. Messrs. Editobs : | Destruction of War Vessels at Gos- Gon. Anthony Wayne's Opinion of port Navy Yard.—Great loss to the Government. Military Dress. TTUFFORD HOUSE. PITTSTON, PA.— IIENRY IIUFFORD, Proprietor. Jan. 1, 1856. J. K. & E. B. PLACE, WII0 LE S A L E GRO CER S, ROBERT L. ML'LFORD, CORTLAND A. BPKAGUB. The following is a list of the TJ. S. vessels destroyed at the Norfolk Navy Yard, to prevent their falling into the hands of the secessionists. Every person, I presume, from my own feelings, on seeing military companies parading. must have observed a different sensation by the sight of soldiers neatly uniformed from those in their ordinary clothing. Tho men in the former ca«e seem to possess, themselves, a degree of pride and noble carriage apparently not risible in the latter. Huch being my own views, I was gratified in finding them to coincide with those of one of Pennsylvania's own celebrated generals daring the Bevolution, as found in a letter from Gen. Anthony Wayne to President Wharton, dated Whitemarsh, Nov. 22, 1777, when troops were being raised, as at present, in an early part of the war. The who letter would bo well worth reprinting, as furnishing many useful hints; but as it is rather long, I send only an abstract suited to my purpose. It is found in vol. VI p. 25 of the Pennsylvania Arcjiives, lately published by the State: Mulford & Spraguc, W. p. nr.XKETT, AN AMKHICAK I* ITKART. These " times which try men's souls " are producing their effects among hs. The spirit of patriotism is very manifest in this section of the County. There is but one feeling expressed, and that is, the government mutt be sustained, and treason, one of the highest crimes, known to human law, effectually rebuked. Already some twelve of the most likely young men have offered their services to defend their country. A respectable lady said to the writer yesterday, her first feeling, was, (on hearing that the horrors of war were upon us,) one of relief that her sons were too young to be exposed to the dangers of war—but upon reflection it was rather regret that she had no sons to offer for the defence of her country.ST. CHARLES HOTEL. PENN AVENUE, Bcranton. Pa.—D. K. KUE8SLER, Prop'r. May 10, 1800.—ly. No. 30 BROAD Street, (Near Wull »lrocl,) NEW YORK FLETCHER PLACE. IMPORTERS A WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Stand together ! liold together ! We arc now Earth's own ami wonder; We are weakness if we sander, H ARDAY1RE, TV 0. KOON,—ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Ofif, (ice in the Butler House, Main street, Pitts ton. ■Tan. 26, 1869. JEROME G. MILLEFt.—ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in the Court House, Wilkes- Barre, Penna. Fob. 15, 1800.—tf. Through all time, oh answer, whether You'll not march in glory under The old banner? Hear it thunder, " Stand together ! hold together ! Peace, my children, stand together!" The Pennsylvania GEO. W. I5UAINEHD & CO., CUTLER V AND GUNl% "The Penn" is the largest sailing lineof-battle ship in the United States Navy. For years she was a very profitable -'show" to Norfolk, persons going from all quarters of tho Union to seo her. She is  tuns burden, rates 120 guns, and would require 1,000 men to work her properly. She was built at Philadelphia in 18CJ7, and 10,000 strangers visited that city to seo her launched. She never performed any squadron duty, and, in fact, never was out of sight of land. She sailed from Philadelphia to Norfolk, and was near being wrecked on the voyage. She has since been lying at anchor, the permanent 'guard' of the Qosport Navy Yard. Her officers were ordered to be in readiness to leave, some days since. GROCERS, ALSO, SOLE AGENTS KOR 103 Murray, near ffcui street, GEO. W. BBAINEHD,! NEW YORK. DAVID BELDEN | BROWN & SPRAGUE'S CELEBRATED MINERS' SHOVELS, SCYTHES, AXES, And EDGE TOOLS, 219 Greenwich Stroot, near Vesoy St., NEW YORK. Stand together ! hold together! Strong and mighty whoti united, Wrongs by us might all be righted, JOHN RICHARDS,—ATTORNEY AT LAW. CONVEYANCER, ami NOTARY PUBLIC, Collections promptly attended to. Office—One door north of Chas.Law Ct Co.'s Cash Store. [March 30, 1859. HAYDEN BROTHERS, "ITTHOliESAIjE DEALERS IN YANKEE W NOTIONS nnJ FANCY GOODS, New Milfcrd, Pa. Hark ! our fathers' blood ask* whether Thus their deeds shall l»o rcrjuitted ? Hark ! their glory eries. Affrighted, " Stand together ! hold toother ! Peace, our children ! Aland together!" April 4, 1K61 B45yl Law and Collection Office. EOBGE B. KULP, Attorney at Law,—-Office \ T jn the Cmirt House, (Register's Office,) Wilke»-Barro, P». [Doc. 13, 1880. 529 »#. I1AYDEN" tracv iiayuex, July 19. 1SC0.—lr. ■tou.v 1IAVIIEV UKORCE IIAYDBK JJA VE YOU HEARD OF Bland togo.thor! bold together ! See, how despots mark ttoe liffctyking 01' the power that their'* was shutting ! That made nations ask them whether They might not their tbirat be slacking With the freedom ours was taking. Htand together ! JioM together ! Close your ranks, and stand together ! CHARLES SCHLAGER'S STEAM BAKERY, G. B. SMITH, MINNESOTA! LB SUEUR, IMPORTER OF JjranVifs, C$tinrs, (Sins, No. 101 West Street, C•-£. . . 1 door above lDuatie St., NEW-YORK Maivli 7, 1H«1. Mlvl Cor. Lackawanna & Washington Avenues, SCHAIttTON r»A. 7 At Ilazleton, I understand fourteen have volunteered, one of the sons of Mr. Pardee has already pone, Mr. P. said, should it become necessary he, himself and his other son would march for the defence of tlio Capitol. lie is also understood to have said to the men in his emyloy, that, should any of them be disposed to go who have families, he would see that the wants of those families be supplied. By the way a friend of mine remarked the. other day concerning Mr. P. that he thought, that in many respects he was a man very much after the typo of Washington. In Carbon county the feeling of patriotism is strongly manifested; at a meeting in the Court llouse, at Mauch Chunk last evening, a collection of twelve hundred dollarf was made for the benefit of "the Andcrsor Greys" who are to march to-morrow I is a sad thing that there should be an' such necessities upon us, like those whicl call oat the present feeling, but since the* difficulties are upon us, I feel thankfu that our eitizeus so cordially rally undo the "Stars and Stripes." May God makC the right to triumph—Oh, that this ma; be effected without the great effusion o blood. * * Xj o C9 tx our W. BANGS, County. ("1ERTTAINLY we have. How could any one J m n country ]iko this help hearing whateveryhody iff talking about. Schlatter defies tlio world in all that pertains to (food crackers. Ho mi'ki's tli.' follow iur varieties, aud is responsible for all his manufactures : . Butter. Boston, Water, Graham, Pic Nic and "Let me entreat your Excellency to devise sonio effectual measure for filling up your regiments as speedily as possible, and at all events, to provide for the clothing of your own troop* in tlio best and neatest manner, for, however trifling the article of a neat uniform inay appear in the eyes of some gentlemen, yet 1 am confident that it was tho chief ingredient in forming the British army; it was that which, during the last year's campaign in Canada, raised the crcdit of the Pcnnsylvanians so far abovc tho troops of other States, and it is that which is likely to give the eastern troops the load in the present campaign." "Sir, it raises tho men in their own ideas—it causes a laudable pride, which, in a soldier, is a substitute for almost every other virtue. Make a soldier ashamed of committing a mean action, and it answers every purpose of virtue. LAW and COLLECTION OFFICE. Taxes for non-residents. Business promptly attended to. Address as above. [Nov. 8, 1SOO. Stand together! hold together! All our father*' ho|KCs deciiyiug, Shall we to our sons he leaving The Columbus Shame and weakness ? Answer whether All their future 1».**11 be grieving For this sin there's no retrieving !  Stand together! hold together! Brothers rally! stand together! This was an unserviceable linc-of-battle' ship, that had been in ordinary for many years. She was constructed nttbe National Capital in 1819, and served on the Pacific and Mediterranean squadrons. She was 2,480 tuns burden, rated 80 guns, and 800 men. She could not have been used in her late state, for any purpose. The Naval Hoard, however, x considered her worth "coverting into a steamer. WINCHESTER & CO. Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, ANI) PATEKT KHOUI.DKIl RKAH III HIT M AKCFACT9RY. MRS. DAVIE3 having procured a sewing machine, in now prepared to do family sewing and stitching of all kinds, at short notice, in Sturmcr's now brick, up stairs. Sewing, No. 70ft Chestnut street, above Seventh, opposite The undersigned would tender his thanks to his many patrons in Luzerne county and elsewltC r. . unu i.'»vv lD« gfl 1C ive to assure them that his facilities for business are mom perfect than' the Washington House, Philadelphia. Fine SIT IHTS and DTTA W IvttflLmade from measure i«*nt at n fow days notice aud in all cfcses WAKltAN'J' Stand together! hold together! In our greatness England's claiming Part. Shall men to her be naming Hurrah! Hurrah! MILLER'S PICTURE GALLERY, first door north of the Cash Store, will he kepi open 18 inspection of his specimens in tlie Sun light art until 0 o'clock P. M. Come one, coiuo all. snd see his fine specimens. ■ fi.ro. CHARLES SCHLAGER Scranton, Feb. 21, 1601. 629yl [I luducemer April inent furninli it# Mo \V)»olC iy. il on Us with .scorn ? Oh, answer whether Wc must part, our race defaming— We must sink, blood shaming! •Stand together! hold together! Now and always, stand together ! !0, isoo.- Robert baur,—boor binder, north Ka?t vomer of Public'Bqiiafe and Main-et WiJkesbarre. Picture Frames. Common Gilt and Mahogany, ornamented and plain, made to or dCir, or any Job Binding nentlv executed A selection of common and fine )»ieturC Albums. Wank books. H«»*; JfovcJ#, f ZABRISKIE & LUMBY, Tho Delaware was a linc-of-battlc ship, rated 84 nuns and 800 men, and registered at 2,(533 tuns. She made two cruises shortly after being launched at Norfolk in 1820, but has been rotting for years. Jlcr timbers were so manifestly unsound that she was condemned by the hte Naval Board as unworthy even of reconstruction. The Delaware Pictures taken in cloudy as well oa in plea aat weather. Cliina, Glass, Earthenware, JWP011TKRS AND JonHKIIS OF Juet received Frames J• Cases. Jane 28, 1S80. a new assortment of splendid LOOKING GLA&Sl Stand together ! hold together! "Who'll be 7nls« to thofo who bore u To the heroes who built for us J. W. MILLER No. 225 Greenv li Street, Between Barclay Stationer Jttiii 17. 185i Our proud greatness All forever aball abhor ua? '• No," we thunder D» Mte chorn Answer whether and Vesay, NEW YORK Fittston Bakery. To Hotel Keepers. Applications ami bonds for tavern LICENSE for f«le at the PITTSTON GAZETTFV OFFICE. Dec. 30, 18fi0. MOtf 1. N. Zaliriakie, 1 William Lumbv t pun Btafl oflife in good Bread, and I would JL respectfully inform the citizens ol l'iltston apd viiinity, that I always keep the genuine article on hand for sale, with all kinds ol crook - ers, pies, caites, Ike. Families and parties Kiippliad with everything In his line, on slioit notice,and on roatonulile terms. My estaldUli mens is opposite Jacob's store on Maili-fct. ;«lb«r ! I SCO. ill we'll.stand— we'll hold t her! I860. 1860. Letter from a Volunteer to the Members of the Pittston Excelsior Debating Club. The New yoiik "For my own part I would sooner risk rny life, reputation and the fate of America at the head of 5000 troops neatly uniformed, than with double that number equally armed and disciplined covered with rags and crawliug with vermin." Dr. j. a. bobjnho Physician ami Operative Sur ton, Pa.. jvapeetfull off*id his scrvice pic of Pitts ton and ita vicinity. A constant supply of fresh nie4Mn* huoCi. Family cases famished '«r refilled ti» or OFFICE in Second fit« ry ('apt. tiiurme: Building. Pittstcm, May S, 1800.—ly. HOMOEOPATHIC a, i'itU- FUESII GOODS RIEGSL, BAIED, & CO., The New York was put upon the stocks in a huge ship-house forty five years ago, and novr left it. The building and the stopks were lost with her for all that time. She was to be 2,033 tuns burden, and to carry 84 guns. Dry Goods. ns OF KOrtKHJ* AND AUfcklCAN FRANK BRANDKNBUlUi TjiASSrmnp.n'N OFFicr. BKX idajr, April 20, ■nun, 1 I lift! 8 F*r.r.ow Memiiers or Kjcrw sior:—T promised to a few of your members when I parted from them 011 Thursday, of last week, tliat I would let you hear from nie. 1 write to you not that I have any news in particular, bat to lot you know that I arrived safely with our comply, on Saturday of last Weak. AYe are in pooi health, and fine spirits. The name of our compnny is the "Scranton Union Volunteers." We number 05 rank rnd file—just as good 11/tiiAisnrni; vjJhwvI* to th« ir LA ICG R AM' W f Com M m PAVIH of thf» La't?C Mantuamaking. «!! tt tmerican Humor. Tiie Frigates and Corvettes :LKCTKTD 8T0CK OF F.UESIL BJ'UING GOODS, to llf*r I: The most obvious characteristic of A mcrican humor is its power of "pitching it strong," and drawing the long bow. It is the humor of exaggeration. This consists | of fattening up a joke until it is rotund and rubicund, unetioua-md irro«»tiblc as Palatal! himself, who was created by Shakspearc, and fed frit, so as to bceome for all time the very impersonation of humor in a state of corpulence, That place in the Geography of the United States called "Down East" has been most prolific in the monstrosities of earth. Only there would a tree'd coon have cried to the marksman with his gun pointed, "Don't fire, Colonel, I'll come down." Only in that region do they travel at such speed that the iron rails get hot enough to serve the carriages with heat instead of hot-water bottles, and sometimes so hot that on looking back you see the irons writhing about like live snakes, trying to wriggle off to the water to cool themselves. Only there do they travel so fast that the signal whistle is of no use for their engines, because, on one occasion at least, the train was in, and smashed in a collision, long before the sound of the whistle got there! Only there can a blow be struck so "slick" as to take an animal's car off with such ease, that the animal does not know he is one ear short until he puts his forefoot up to scratch it. Only there, surely, are the theives so 'cute that they drew a walnut log right out of its bark, and left five sleepy watchers all nodding as they sat astride a tunnel of walnut-wood rind. North Carolina, we suppose, cannot be "Dawn East," else some of the stories that "Skitt" tells in his "Fisher's lliver Seenes and Charaqtera" have the old family features as like as two peas. Charles Lamb's idea of the worst possible inconvenience of being in a world of toal darkness was, that, after making a pun, you would have to put out your hand and grope over the listner's face, to feel if he was enjoyiug it. It would require a broad grin to be felt. Some of these stories are of the sort to produce a broad grin which might be felt in total darkness.—North British Re- The Mcrrimacis one of the six steamers the construction of which was authorized by Congress in 1855. She was built at Charleston, is 3,200 tuns burden, and rates 40 guns. The Merrimack made but one cruize, viz: as late flag-ship of the Pacific Squadron. She was relieved by the new steam-frigate Lancaster last year. The authorities ordered her outfit a few weeks ago, thinking to remove her from Norfolk; but events were too quck for them. I* WasJiinf/ton in danger? is the question of the hour. We answer unhesitatingly no. There was danger, but it is past. It was possible for the Rebels to have capturcd the National Capital by a ru; tD upon it when without the necessary Troops for its defencc; but that time » past. The attacking army must approach from tho South side of th Potomac, a large river, and at this season of the year full of water above the head of tide. The long bridge at Washington, and the bridge at Georgetown and the fulls of the Potomac arc in our possession; and a Battalion of Artillery could defend the passage at either point, against any force the Rebel chiefs could bring agaijjst them. The river therefore, must be crossed in boats either above the Falls or below Green leaf ! Point; nud the public may rest assured, that whenever the attempt bo made, Genl- Scott will know of it in time to prevent the passage by any considerable rebel force. The force in Washington this evening, will be sufficient to authorize the Government to dctach any number of men they may think expedient, for the purpose of holding in check any army attempting to cross the Potomac, until further reinforcements arrive; and then it would be well to invite the Chivalry to pay their respects to our people at the capital. Jeff. Pavis says, he intends to dine in tne White House on the first of May! Although self-invited, the feast will be duly prepared and he and his friends, are earnestly invited to come and partake of it. Wo promise them a warm reception, and also venture the prediction that a majority of tho Red Wine which will flow on the occasion of this National Banquet, will be furnished by rebels and traitors, who, having volunteered to be present, now rudely threaten to play the part of Host instead of Guests.— (Jour. «f- Inq. C8. BECK. M. D.—DENTIST* « % # late of PHILADELPHIA.— O/flofy—Main Si., above UD« Public  Square, East Side, Wilkcs-Barre, Poiina. July 10, ly. Which tl hi Ktor thftir t May 31. 1 1 v., York. I (i it t iii Cftp cl snarl' G-EOJl'jER. love, HOPP.OCK, GAUBUTT & CO., Grocers and Commission Merchant DR. J. M. BAR RETT,—I) KNTIBT. — Oflfire at his resilience ou Franklin street, opposite the Methodist Church, Wilkes-liar re, Pa., where he may hereafter he found nt all hours. SHOES. 3D. Zj,A3aOCBy NEW Dr. B. inserts Teeth on Gold a»nd Silver pis Ac., and operates in all tbe branches of Pen tiurgery, in the best maimer- A deduction from usual charges sufficient cover expenses, allowed to persons who co from a distance. April 1U. 18#0.—*ly (First I Kos. 87, 89 & 01, Warren Street, of Greenwich Rtre rtOOTB a Bctof liion as ever lul'tolJ Luzerne NEW YOftB AND We had a very pi at every station on tlie route, we were grce ted with the booming of cannon, and the good cheer of I'nion loving men and women. Dear friends, we are engaged in a good cause—the support of ouc of the best Governments on earth. Our country needs the aid of every young man, in this, its hour of need. It is indeed, a serious matter to go forth to battle against our brothers of the South; but in my judgment it is a holy duty. We have borne with theui till forbcaranco ceases to be a virtue,—they have despised all our counsels, and admonition—they have laid violent, bauds on our property—they nave nullified our most sacrcd compacts, and they have insulted and torn from the ramparts of a fortress, our loved and world respected "Stars and Stripes." That Ifcig that has been carried to countless victories in the wars of peace and civilization, and under whose ample folds, and glittering stars, millions still offer their services, their honor and their lives, has been trailed in the dnst, and trampled with the cloven foot of anarchy and secession. It now remains with us to stand by our government, to do our duty manfully, and with God and Truth on our side, that banner under which a Washington triumphed, will again freely waive over every iuch ot land in our loved country.nt ride to this place, Mospp A. II'»f William H. f Mortimer 11 k, Elmer If. Garbutt The Germantown But for the slovenliness of the Gosport Navy Yard folk, this fine corvettc would have been in commission as one of the blockade fleet now. She was ordered to prepare for sea in October last, and has since been progressing very slowly.- The. Germantown is a first class corvettc, 030 tuns burden, rates 22 guns, and carried 300 men. She was built at Philadelphia in 1846, and has seen very little idle time since. She was one of Commodore Salter's fleet on the coast of Brazil from 1853 to 1856, and subsequently served with the Powhatan and Mississippi in tho East Indies during the late war. Watches and Jewelry. A NEW STOCK. TAMES AITKEX,would r«pwC (tyQjdfalfully inform liis friends and1 and the public in general that ho lias just replenished his store with a new and extensive assortment of Wotchc*. Clock*, & Jewelry, of all descriptions. Together with SILVER AN I.) PLATED WARE, Combs, Brushes, Pocket Cutlery, Flower Vases, and a thousand other articles which will recommend themselves. They have keen purchased of the best manufacturers in tbe United States, and cannot be surpassed in quality or price. REPAIRING.—Watches, Clock.1* and Jewelry repaired at all times, by the most experienced workmen. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed, a continuance of the same is August 16th, 18fi0. Wilson, Barnes & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Produce Commission Merchants, RKSPKC I FULLY invites the the attention of the public to bislarge stock o/ HOOTS A XI) SHOES, such as Gents' Fine Calf Boots, Congress Gaiters. Oxford Ties &c. Also, a large variety of Ladies' and Childrens' shoes, and Gaiters of all descriptions, in fact overything the line. lie has connected a separate department for a AN*JD KYTENSIVR 1IZAI.KBR IN «?a Z? «5 m WARREN STREET, RESTAURANT and CO SPEC TIONRET, neatly fitted up in good slyle. My establishment is opposite C. Law & Cb.s Cash Store, Main street, I'iltston, Pa. The patronage of the public is solicited. Plttston, March 29, 18C0,—tf. WUjifcm If Daniel Y. I! Wilson, i nips. (Third door bcloie WtthingUm Street,) NEW YORK Abncr 0. Koenny, f 8&muel X. Delano. * ' Sept. 27. 1»««. Howard Association, Philadelphia. A Benevolent tnllttvli&n established by rpeMal En Howmrnt. for the Relief of tie Siek and Diatreie e.d,aj)iicte~d with Virulent and Epidemic Diset/.-ie* Large Stock of Wall Paper ! New Styles for 18(D1 ! The Plymouth is another first-class sloop of-war, 9*9 tuns burden, rates 22 guns, and 280 men. She was employed from time to time on different squadrons, and recently mado a cruise with midshipmen. She returned from the eastern hemisphere last Summer, was ordered ont of commission, to be replaced by the frigate Constitution, now in the roads off Annapolis, Md. The Plymouth was undergoing repairs, anil must have been noar the wharf. She was not a very valuable ship. The Plymouth respectfully solicited. Pittston. June 21,1800. Ilu for the Cure of Diseases of //C Just Itrrcivr* 10,000 Pfccrs rilOJt 0 eta n PIECE UP. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS and c 8e.ru/ir nrgant. MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Act injj Surgeon, to all who apply by letter with a description of their condition, (a enpation, habits of life, Ac ?) and in eases tremej)OTerty,Mediciiusfiirnished frceofcha r^« NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA! BOKDERINU, WIN1IOWSHADE8, Ac at the Cash .Store of CHAS. I-AW, A CO. PiUstcn, March 15tb. 1WKJ—ul-tf of ex VALUABLES -REPORTS on Spermatorrhea, and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs; and on the New Kkmkdirs employed in the Dispens- S. STEKIER, ary, sent to the afllicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage will he acceptable. v. MANV*ACTUBER Address, DR. J. 8KILLJN IIOUGIITON. Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Fkiladelpfiin, Pft. By order of the Directors. EZRA IX HEA11TWELL, J'rc GEO. FAIRCHILD, Scc'y Dec. 20,1 HdO, 1 The Rauitan DEALER IN The Raritan was a 50 gun frigate, 1,726 tun burdon, built at Philadelphia in 1843, and has not been in commission for many years. She was one time flag-ship to the Pacific Squadron, ulso, on the coast of Brazil, in the Mediterranean and in the Gulf of Mexico. Sho was not considered seaworthy; but could bo made so. BOOTH. SHOES, LEATHER and FINDINGS, Main street, l'itt-.ton. A iiMortmep of French I'uit. Kip,and Putnut Leather Always o** ' Kcpai inc dona with jpuuotuulily tjti rpw-'rt' CD' paid for all kinds of hides and skir Fellow members! your country needs the aid of every man of you, respond like men, and defend your rights and liberties. It is hard to leave friends, fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, and sweethearts, and it is natural that it should be'so, but come forward bravely, cheerfully and manfully, and forever strangle our common enemy, and all will yet bo well. 5.1(ly1 i hand Dle ternm. jttll. l-'ul). V. PETERSEN, Pittnton, fa Tite Smkit of '76.—While the recruit* were formiug at Marblehead, one man, calling to mind his deserted store, and his family which lie was about to leave, for a moment hesitated, when his wife, in the most emphatic manner, exclaimed "If you don't go I'll never live with your And anothor woman, in the true spirit of '76, said: "Here are iny two sous, and I am sorry I have not more to go." jr. CSc A. PETERSEN, Soranton, Pa. Hardware, Iron & Steel Warehouse, 70, 77, 7V and 81 Vesey and 205 Washington St., DICKSON & CO., a PETERSEN, Ilonesdale, Pa. XEW-YOKK. CITY OCR ANTON FOUNDRY and MACHINE O WORKS.— Manufacturers of hngines, Boilers, and Machinery oC every descripl ion, and dealers in all kinds of Hardware, Nails, Iron and Steel; Leather and Rubber Rands and Iiclting; Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Wart; Railroad supplies of all kinds; Gas Pipe, Steam and Water Fittings, and Englno Furnishing generally. Nor. 8, i860. rpjIE undersigned invite the attention of Mer- I chanth. Manufacturecm, Canal and Hail Itoad Contractors, and consumers generally to their extensive assortment of the following articles, which they offer on favorable terms, lor Cu.ih or approved credit. Tiif. Columbia TO COAL OPERATORS. view This another frigate of the same rate and rank as the llaritan; tunnage 1,726; guns 50; crew 500 men. She has been employed on every fleet, and last served on the Home Squadrou, from which she was detached in consequnce of disease breaking out on board. The last survey held on her, she was reported to be in good condition.As I write 2200 men have just arrived from Ohio, there is now over 12,000 soldiers in town. C1000 left last night for Baltimore. It is rumored that our company goes to Georgia, as soon na possible. fifejT'Governor Thumble, of Connecticut, on the occasion of a grand riot, ascended a block, and attempted, by a speech to quiet the people, when a missile hitting him on the head, felled him to the ground. He was badly hurt, and as his friends were carrying him home, his wife met him at the door, and exclaimed : SCRANTON Enylixh Iron, round, square and flat, common best and extra qualities. Wrought, Cast, Swedish, Norway and Jtuxsia Bar Iron, of best brands. \xy Dealers supplied upon liberal terms. Scranton, Feh'y 2, 18G9--—-t# AND IRON BAILING Decamp* s Hammered American Iron of superior qualify. Tiurden's and Ufstcv Iron. Salisbury ~  Iron, Flat and Square. Angle and Swarf Iron ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING Norway ana Russia jyatl Hods, Shoe Shapes anrl „„„ij „ 11 Nut Iron. Jtnut Refined Bnnd, Hoop, Scroll and 1^AV,D Sohoomt, wo lid respectfully ay. Oval Iron. Crow Burs, Churn Drills, Axles mid Bounce to the public hat ho still contm Draft* of Salisbury Iron. Steel faced It and and ues the practice of the above profession, ill nil Sledge Hammers and Stone Axes. Caul. Steel its branches, and holds himself in readiness ;il Striking and Hand Hammers and Stone Sledges, all times to attend to any business in the lino Navttn-'sand 8ander«on'tBound, Squar#, Octagon of Surveying, Engineering, Entimating aii.l and half Octagon Steel. Genuine, Gentian Steel, Drafting. Flat and Square. Blister Steel. Canal Stone, and Being provided with n full and complete sot n'l vair°Wn ]llckf,,r'1» fljtoy F,.se Boonton of instruments, and having had ample expat. Spikes. Ames' and Rowland's Shovels ttnd lotion in any and every department of his Spades. Weston's Steel Scoops. Rowland's, C ... ' , , Hoe's and Iabotson's Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. t'llico with John Kichards, Lsq., Odd fol- Hobson's Butcher's and Ibbotson's Files, Saws, •'Wi® Building. Tools and Cutlery, Ac. Harris/ Blood's, Dar- Plttfton, Nov. 16,18.06--tf. ling's and Farwell'B Corn and Grass Scythes.— J ;  Birmingham, Sheffield, Gorman and Domestic MATJCH CHUNK Hardware. TTr. 7i a. u. wetmore, } WETMORE Ct CO. wire hope Manufactory, OHOR0K C. WP.TMORK, V  DAVID WETlfORK. I PISHERj IIAZARO & CO., Sept. 27, 1800. - ANUFAOTlTnER8 of Wire Jlopo, for incline.) 1 '' ■— iVl i'lmies, Hhufta, Slopes, fee., would inform the puh- ISTEW GOODS! lie that they itro now prepared to maJto . «... »—: . , ,, * All Kinds lengths and Sizes of Flat and Round The Wants of the People duly Considered! ° THE undersigned havinriiwt returned from the head ! At the shorten notice of superior quality and on the of market with ono of the ino.st extensive stock* of most reasonable termes, at their Wire Hope Factory, i merchandize ever offered to the people of Luzerne Allll.lU Am***. . County, would respeetfiilly announce in a few wordn, to MAUCH CHUNK, CARBON CO. PA. his friends ana the Rubor in general, that his pueffhases ' have been mad« with a view to the wants of the people, References can he made to Messrs. E. A. Dough s, the Miner and laborer, as well as theelean handeduen- N.D.Cortrifrht snd A. fi, at Munch Chunk ; tleinun, or fair lady. Groceries and provisions, flour to IV. Patterson, Summit Hill; to Sharp, Letsenrlng and and feed in large supplies always on hand. , Co., Ftllmore, Luzerne Couety, Pu-. and In fact nearly all J. L. McMILLAN. ; the operators in tbe region who have been using his Odd Fellows' Block, North Side ropes. ! Pi«»ton, Jitne M, H«Q, ) March Ulh, 1800-1-/ I may never nee you all again, in old Pittston. Meet me on the GeM of battle, and with God on our side, and Excelsior as our motto, we will surely mareli to victory. I hope, however, to he with you in September, if not, may wo all at last, gather around one great centre, and live forever in a better country Flags.—The American flag properly should consist of thirteen stripes, seven rod and six white, one for each of the original States. The flag should be one half ioiiggr than wide, no matter what should be its size. The blue or Union should cover seven stripes—starting with and endiug with a red stripe—should be one third longer than wide, utid contain one star for each state in tho Union (thirty-four.) MANUFACTORY "Why my husband, they have knocked your brains out!" HAVING built a largo Bhop for the purpose of manufacturing Coal Screens, wo believe it will be for the interest of Coal Operators of this and adjoining county, to give us a call bofore ordering elsewhere, and therefore we solicit » liberal patronage. Besides Screens, we manufacture Wrought, Cast and Wire Railing, for Cemeteries, Cottages, Public Grounds, Ac., and Window Guards for Dwellings, Vernandas, Balconies, Ac. August 23, 1860. J. W. BROCK. A man not a thousand miles from Syracuse, having made an assignment, some weeks since was called upon by a New York creditor trv whom he exhibited his books and whoriPhe purposed to settle with for 50 cents on dollar. "No, they haven't" said the Governor, ' If I had any brains I shouldn't have gone there." I remain as ever, your sineerc friend and well-wisher, a®" The Confederate States having abolished Yankee Doodle as a national air, it is suggested that they adopt the " Rogue's 3Iarch" as a substitute. The chaplain of the Southern Congress, it is understood, opens the session with prayer and reading the hymn which commences, " I love to steal," &o. The New York man replied, "How can you pay 50 cents on a dollar!' Your assets will not pay 40 cents." HUGH It. CRAWFORD. P. S. There is over 8,000 of us living in camp. II. R. C. "Otu Country—Right or Wrong '' The above sentiment, in many former crisis, used to be embodied in the favorite Democ'ratio toast, "Our country—-may she ever be in the right—still whether right or wrong, our country !" Democrats used to insist that it was orthodox, and others to question it. It Is pertinent and applicable now. Who is now to question its orthodoxy?NEW STOCK., GLAD TIDINGS! "Well, never mind that," said the unfortunate debtor. "If my assets will not pay 50 cents, I will make up the deficiency out of my own pocket!" A Doctor was employed by a poor man to attend his wife, w ho was dangerously ill. The doctor gave u hint that he had fears of not being paid. "I have thirty dollars," said the man, "and if you kill or cure you shall have them." More Good NV*v» fbr the People of Man, anatomists say, changes entirely every seven years. "Therefore," says the witty Jones, "my tailor should not remind me of the bill I contracted in Jooo. 1 aren't the man who contracted it. • prrTSTON. "What are wages here?" asked a laborer of a boy. More New Goods. imTJSSUSSS' of HOOTS, SHOES. .nd Findings of every style and price, from the flneat, «o the coament. He ehafenaes the r-ounty to nompotji with him in style or price. HavinK made the Bo«t«d Booo Business, his pursuit for many yearn ho fancic » thai ho fault will not be hia. He adheres to the old motto of ' A sixpence saved ia » shilling earned. B, FK A VEST HAL. "I don't know, Bir." The woman died on the doctor's hands, and after a reasonable time he called for his thirty dollars. The man asked the doctor if he had killed his wife? "No." "What does your father get on Saturday night?" "Get?" said the boy, "why he gets as tight as a brick." A country editor, ppeaking of a blind sawyer says, "Althogh he can't seo he catt saw." A Schoolmaster asked a fair pupil in the graiumer class, "Can you decline a kiss?" "Yes, sir, I oan, but I hate to, plaguily," she replied, dropping a perplexed curtsey. Union is not strength, as the old toper said, when he put water in his brandy. "Did you cure her?" A Warning.—Tho following notice appeared on the west end q( a country meeting house:-—"Anybody sticking bills against the church, will be prosecuted according to law or any other nuisance-" "No." Married.—Mr. John Strange to Miss Mary Strango. Strange, indeed! The next thing may be a little stranger. Why is life the riddle of riddles? Because we must all give it up. "Then," said the man, "you have no legal demand." riltiton, May 24,1800,-lr