Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              WTWON GAZETTE, Job Printing and Ruling. «jt M, |.iiiiiMj.—iTrr.-.-.'irir,1— -me.-- ' LUzerne Anthracite Journal. •-"a 1 ! J Tho. "Gazette" Jobbing Office, and the Job Printing Office MM.tSHBD WBSKLY liY Beting now con«ohC$*t*d, embraces a larger variety of Jobbing material than any other otftc* in the country and is fully preparM to cxecutc work of all kinJa in the: best and cheapest manner. Particular attention given to lh* following ;C— O. M. HICII.AIIT, "iiaMtte" HalldiBg, .Main Street, West Side. The GAZETTE and JOURNAL is published TtVrj'At TWimtXBS per -ftntfOta, MANIFESTS, yiiiijouB, llA.NDJIII.LS, HILL 1IKAID8, TKKK'IS, CARDS, *C., if. rAMi'jiMcrs, CIUCL'LA i:.s, snow-iiiu.s, LAHEI.S, . . C«urnClf»y, "ftl inv. _ strictly in ailvancci' " yef No postage charged within the county AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL. ADVERTISING- RATES KOTfSB, ill • "• t 1 m- I _3 ®; I _*?' I : 'J '1 m | 'ir»T ®«»"| j^SuSro«7"r,rT?o' T**D~ f"To# l_;t?" ' 1000 ttitfui.m, -'4')0 | r. mo | 7 *D I U"_L1?JJ0 ■ »*Slmrin, • » CK) j 7 .1.1 I loou I is 00 I ao oo ' ~"s»"| 10 00 I -0 00 I 3»«» I 60 00 ItULlNU. Ruled work of nil kinds, done in the nentpst and Vst manner, 11 n■ I printed •» requeued. Everything in tlii» line will receive prompt attention. jfeSjoteb to tjre Coal Interests, fnlities, flefos, literature, Agriculture stnb General intelligence. tottmiif' *'"lUguliir voarly iUrorllsorii not to exc6cil with enr.t nuVtill1fC),tll5. lUlKlncsB notice#, with i^Tlc'f»*»6ro r.ites wW he .strictly Adhered to. Th«i following llUnk* «rc kepi on hand, or print«d toi order, and filil on reasonable term«:—Hh«riff8«lev Warrant*.CnostahleHide*. Summon*. Judgment Contrue t«,i ronilMiry Note*. ftnbpeiMi*. Attachment*. KxemJtioiH. MnmajjeCurtifleiitejsC'heeli Uoll»,Time Bolli, Deeda.Comractf.. J.cascn, Ao..ete, UJ.ANJiS. VOLUME XIII.--NO. 24. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 18C3. WHOLE NO. C18. kark McDonnell, FRESH STOCK OF DOMESTICS OatCINAL JPOETKY. All her connections were present, and NORTH their eager hopeful arid unxious counto- i nances would have furnished a rare subject' for the pencil of an artist. CAROLINA AND THE REBELLION. BUSINESS CARDS. S. Stunner, Manufacture! MISCELLANEOUS. Ceo. W. brainerda Co. m MASUPAOTl'RKn Ot m I THINK OP THEE, A Remarkable Article from a Journal 111 the Rebol States. Mantanye KltS. MARIA L. COON. GROCERS, 103 MURRAY, near WEST St. GEO. VT. BRAINKHD, ) KEW YORK. DAVIl) BELDEN f BOOTS * SHOES & Co.'s, I think of thee, when the rosy morn, Like a lira id bride, steals softly on; wing'd warblers wildly sing, The joy to them her presence brings. I think of thee, at the noontide honr, When Sol d» h'Rh showoth his power, And the suii flojver stands with upright face, Turiis al lie flotti, in the onward race. I tillnlc of thee, in the midday heat, I think of HiCo, in the twilight twoet WUeif Vonus iu the wost so bl ight Clasp? the sable robe of night. The reading of the will proceeded until it was finished, cxccpt a single codicil.— Each of her relatives, excepting her nephew, had been remembered—some to a greater extent than others, but none considerably.WHAT TIIK LEADERS PROMISED TO DO.— ' WHAT TilKV IIAVE FAILED TO ACCOM- t» Iiivitea the attention NEW STOCK P ; Gents, Ladies, Mis- - 808 and Cbildrens a HL'Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ac., ofevery style and quality. Fine French Calf, us well as coarse boots, and work of every description in his line made to order with neatness and despatch. PUSH Curtis $ & CO., Will be sold as CHEAP as any House in Luzerne County can sell them. Our goods nrc bought for CASH, and selected with care, and are suitable for tli id market). The following is tho remarkable article which appeared in tho lUliegh, N. C., Standunl, on July Ul. It is reported to have been written by ilon. It. S. Donncll, Speaker of the House of Commons of North Carolina, aided by F. »Satterthwaite, President of the Governor's Council, and to have boon published with the approval of Gov. Vance. Wc publish the article, and italicize, &c., as it was printed in the Standurd: At all events, not one-third of her furtuno had been dispensed, and only the codicil remained. All eyes were turned to Frederick Strong as the lucky one, alter all. IJut what was their surprise when they found it only made him tho recipient of her old sable muff mid contents. The word "contents" again excited their curiosity, and to satisfy them the articlo was produced, and found only to contain a simple paper, sewed upon the lining. When dctachcd and opened, in the bold handwriting of Aunt .Sally were found these strange words: DEALER IN Froducc & Commission MERCHANTS, TITISV1LLE, CRAWFORD Co., Pa. Particular attention paid to (lie purchasing and shipping of all kinda of PRODUCE ana OfTjS. April !», 1SC3.  Men's BOOTS, Ladies, MISSES AND flllLllliftTS SHOBS OF Kvery stylo and quality. Madder Prints Tor I'M rents. « K "1-1 " «C it Di ] (} u u vC "18 " A large assortment of and Leather, French Calf, I thiqk of thee, when moonbeams play O'er cascade, hill, and flowery xprny— When Hoavcn's lamps slowly dim mid pule And darkneas reigns o'er hill and dale. I think of thco, when sorrows fall, And sadness shrouds me like a pall; When friends around me faithless be, My he«rt then yearns odd sighs for thee. For faithful tliou hast bean for years, And have wept each others tvurs; This hf'url shall Mid and pulseless be, When t shall oeasc to thick of thee. Pittstop, August, 1863. THE OLDEST. ESTABLISHMENT IN* PITTSTON. Work done ill tlio Gk B. SMITH, Importer of Brandies, Wines, Gins, Kip, Oak Tanned Sole and rppcr, constantly on hand to nutt town and country custom, nt the loivrit figure for cash. Dive me a call before purchasifigcls'ewhcre. SEXT DOOIt TO ULAKKLY IIALIAS lHU (i STORh, *i. a n 25 " Detains for 20, 22, 25, 31. Muslins for 22, 25, 38, 31, 35. MOST PROMPT And satisfactory manner, by the most experienced work mo u in this valley. The best of stock always on hand in large quantities, enabling his customers to b« suited at all times. *'itie FltKXClX CALK,ami PATENT TjbATil- KR. a* well uC French Kip and Coar»e_Boots. Work of every iu his line made to order with Whtnes* CVrir:«tiility. The ScccbsiottTHl*—Their promise* andperfortnuncr—Tht Condition into icnich they hare bronjht the country — The remedy, ctr ; &Cif &Ca| &Ciy N o. 191 West Street, 1 door abore Dunne St., NEW-YORK. March 7, 1801. Wlyl .MAIN STUEKT, PITTSTOX April 2, 1803.—ly BENJ. E. BO WEN'S ISTEW P|i Cotton-Ades, Cassimera, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Flour, Feeds, Ac. " Dearest NfcPilKW :—Ton will doubtlessly appreciate this, the last joke I shall bo guilty of, as I appreciate yours on a certain time you will remember. Uod bldss you and yours. Farewell." Mr. Kditok : There is, so far as I rc; member, no war to be met with in history entirely analogous to the one now raging between the North and the South. That produced by an attempt on the part of three of (ho SwJ.-g Cantons to separate i themselves froni the Confederation, a few j years sine*, in some respects, resembles it I most nearly. That attempt it will be re: mnmbcrcd, was arrestee!, and the rebellious I Cantons sjicedily reduced to submission by the arms of the Confederacy. It is frequently compare! to our old Revolutionary struggle with the mother country, but there is scarcely an analogy between the two eases. The thirteen Colonies were ijot like the Southern States, equal in political rights with the other States of the British Empire. In the evil hour the administration of George Grcnvillc, and afterwards that of Lord North, attempted to impose a tax upon the Colonies. The opprcssipu was resisted, and the resistance was made the protest for other oppressions more un just still. The Colonies continued their resistance in a constitutional way for near* ly ton years, by representations, remoustrations, and petitions for the redress of grievances ; but all in vain. But how different has been the course of the Secessionists. They'Seem to have resolved years iigo that the t nion should bo destroyed, and then to have set themselves to work to forge such grievances as would seem to All cheap for ROliKUT BAUIt,—HOOK BINDER, NOltTII East corner of Public Square and Main-C*t Wilkesbarre. I'iciuro Frame#, Common Gilt and Mahogany, ornamented and plain, made to order, of any size.. Job Binding neaily execute}!. READY PAY! ('.ILL AX J) EXAX1XE BEFORE AUNT SALLY'S MUFF. Z&h All work sold at the prices for .caih. 8. STUUM8R. Tliroc DCDoi*s S»outh of Pittaton 13auk. Pittslon, May JKGtf. Uoot, Slioft, Lciitlifir anil Finding's 1*UR Oil A KING Aunt Sally, as the villagers \istmfy called lier, had received the bulk of licr properly frAni a deceased aunt, which her shrewd business qualifies had enabled her to invest so advantageously that she increased. in wealth as she did in years, and, like rnauy other rich peoplo well advaoced in years, had ijcorca of affectionate young relatives. Her cold gray eyes were too shrewd uflt to sec through their eager uttcntious to the very selfishness of their Frederick declared he was satisfied.— Tho old lady had fairly retorted upon him, und he certainly deserved nothing bettor at his aunt's hands. A large selection olaommon and lino pictures Albums. Blank books, Stationery, Novels, Ac. always on hand. June 17, 1H.D.'{. f*TCmt ANP UnVXUPAfTORY juu« i, ]sc;i, JOHN MACLAREN, Tlw underlined wunltl respectfully announce t«D his old friends and the public luat he has opened an establishment of the above description iu the room ifext door south of shfflcr A Lance's old stand, where hd in well stocked with Gentlemen's. Toadies, Misses and Children's Hhocs of tU*i very beat manufacture, JIaving iu constant employ the nest of workmen, the custom department of his establishment will not be inferior to any in northern Pennsylvania. Satisfaction New iVEilliiiei'y Practical Brass Founder, „ fJiO BRASS COCK HftNUF'XTURER, MAIN. STRICT, PITTSTON, PliXX'A, But what has bceouio of Aunt Sally's money '! That was the mystery, and it became a wonder to the worthy villagers, who discussed it on every occasion. She was known to have had large sums of money at the various banks, but all this the unxious relatives ascertained was drawn out a few days before her death. M m M O V" A J-j! Jfow United Cur. of Jin in i William Streets IF Alia© Y ©®CSD®© KSTA IILI a 11M i:X T, L»' 1J Every de.*.TiptVty of Bras.? Work, Oil Clips, Nv.iter, Oss. fjteani and IH I/iquor Cooks, Jobbing, ilrasi Cu&tiugs.tl c. done with d onateh. BSffi§jK-v\Tbe holiest prices paid for old Ura»s, L-iatl and Zinc. "Watches and Jewelry En Upper Pittston. A SEW stock. T.\ M B8 AITK KX. woula  fully inform his fri«»n«ls iui'l anCi the jmbli«- iii general ilitit lie just ivjilei) irtJiod his alniy witn a new una oxienuVe tririit frf Wnfrhcff, C/orKs. C(• Jcirclrf/, of all «1 e *C»rfjit»on*. Together with ril LVJik AN D PL A XKJ) WAUK, C'ombi, IUnishca, 1'ockct CmWy FJo»v»-,r Vases, ami Dv thousand other iirtu-lo'! warranted. 13. E. 110WKN np 11K iin«WpiD*neCl wonlU reppoctfully announce to 1 the Ltfcitos of 1'ittaton ana rioinlt'v that nhfl lias pencil. in tlx* IttiiMiny next door nortn of Warner's Hotel, immediately opposite the atore of Michael lltui', a I'itUtun, April 2, 18Ci One nephew, however, did not belong to this class of schemers. On the contrary, the old lady was very often the victihi of his jokes, and he would disputo with her just for the fun of having a hot argument. Vet for any real service she would apply to hiui oltcncr than to any one else. Djhe had him a sufficient sum of money to sto$£ a fiue store, but still this Frederick so often vexed her that public opinion was pretty ffyjajly divided as to whether, ho wutgd be Iter favorite heir,, or be C;ut on with a smiling. One cvetiing, upon the meeting of the Parish seWingcirclte' at the house of the olr-rjrymiTti, this nephew perpetrated a joke upon his aunt, the result of which she never forgot. Sho, unlike many maiden Indies, considered these gatherings u sort of fashionable liui -auce, but usually was present lor the euke of indulging in her source, The Lawyer who drafted tho will was consulted, but ho stoutly maintained that tho will covered tho whole amount of her property, and that he would have nothing further to do with it. f»h«i. at No. 1 Shaft, JIaiu St., l'ittst on. April V, ISM.—ly J- MAC. I. U'ftEt,, riTToTCjD'. r.v- _ Oirm iE L.tZ.VRVS, Proprietor l'itt'tu:i. Do*, i, 1*01, 1"D' EOOT9 NEW GENERAL STOCK OF MILLINERY Twtfclf with FUPJNCFT noons nii.l I. WVN.S which have been utrnfiH which will nmMC- tier to m !| at priced which cannot fail to give general sal i.-la«-l ion. w'hleli will rceommehd Thcv hntfe lieen purchased ot'th* ln*?t manufacturers in thp United Stat'iH, and cannot bo surpassed iu qualify or price. AND " That was a very costly joke of yours, dear Frederick," said his wife, gaily, one day. HUFb'OUD HOUSE. rtTTSTn.V. PA.— CVHC3 STAHIv, Proprietor LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' BONNETS atvl Hat*, tn.iiic ami trimmed in the moM Approved htvl«* iiihI at rca.Hoi»;ilDlo term*, Fho ri»idt'iD ijzridn'hflft nl SHOES. 26, 1SG3, REPAIRING.—Watch*?*, Clock* and Jewelry | repaired at all tin»«»D*, Uy tHe most experienced | Workmen. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed. n continuance of the fnirie is . xD« 3f^so»oc:o* «o thf» Ajffticy of tlio lVmor« li has iH'Cw'iue a grcttS favor ' But I got tho muff, at all events, Lucy ; and what is better, no onu has come forward to claim tho throe thousand dollars which she had lent me. 1 feel confident that she fully intended to present it tome, and, therefore, destroyed my note." |\ S. KOOS,—ATTOUSEV AT I.AW.—O I /fc tica in tlio s 1L»U. Main sir" ■ ' — 3'4, HKSu. RliSP.EC I FULLY invitchlliutlic ittrntion of tlx) public to liulurgc stock of llOCJTti ANlt HHOliS,nucli -in CicnU'Fine Call lioois, Congress Gaiters Oxlo»(i Tic* *ic. Also, a lar&u variety of Ln lion' anil Cliiltireiis' shoe*. anCl C itu-t sof iillflCMCcriptions,lii fact everytliingUiu lid '■ Uu has connected 4 so|Daratu department for a &«nvii»tf Mm -hine, «li with tno Ladifs. ■I'lUllOU ■pfM'tfnllv tcil Uitetl J. A. Mailt it William Streets CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Law and Oollactiou. Oil! JO UC--t jirrn I'offae, I!oat Ulaek and Green Ten? «)«o on IiihH. iVfimtrV I'rotVu-o tf&cn in oxohnnt*#* for ffomta' nn«l / 1 E D ( X ... Wik-i Kt;r.i', \tt»rn il 1 I i il'JI I) ■ ■. n. i ii 'i I"AMTAl,MAKING.—Mrs. S. J. liE!)- jlJA. 1DI3 would roapeclfullv iufurin lh« Iodic* jf Pitt** in th;it she h'ill cyiitiuups the business if prtaftfivMiiii'X fit hot* old loent1«Dn. over '• Let us have a look at the old relit Frederick, if the mollis have not ea'eu i: wholly up. I will return with it ./ 4 rt. BfcH'iv. Mi 1D— Aj • i»uD ot i'UiLASDi;Li E3£33* kbhtavhan; and cosfkctwnrky, neatly fittvil ii|D in jiood style. U UIO My establishment is ep]DCDHiU' C. Law f» Co.s Gash Store, Mwin street. i'illktoii, I'a. IDiif Mower. merit." give them a (fc'rc-nt pretext for tho accomplishment of their premeditated schemes. The first efTort was made in the days of nullification by t!.o Secessionists of South .Carolina. 'J'hc grfjvaneti then complained of was tbc tar'fft, although the State of South Carolina, herself, hgd been from tho foundation of tho Government nearly up to that period, as strong an advocate of a high tariff as any State in New England. That question was compromised. W. L. Yancey went lo the Pciuocratic National Convention at Baltimore, in 1852, as a delegate from the State of Alabama, and there proposed as the ultimatum on which he could continue to act with the Democratio party, and upon which, in his opinion, Hie Slave Jrtate could consent to remain in the Union, that tho doctrine of non-intertention by Congress in regard to Slavery in the Territories should be incorporated in the democratic pl-jtform. In this he failed, and therefore did not support the nominee of the Convention, Mr. Pierce. In 1850 he again wont as a delegate from the State of Alabama to the Cincinnati Convention, with his old ifltimfttnm ia hi$ pocket. Contrary to his wishes and expectations it was incorporated into the Cincinnati platform, and being thus left without nn excuse, he supported Mr. Bu» chatian for the Presidency in the Fall of that year. In the mean time, however, j that fatal measure, the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, had been consummated. It was brought about by the extremists of the South, aided by a few partisan Democrats at the North. The avowed object of its author was tu open to Slavery the territorijs north of the Missouri Compromise lino, notwithstanding the agreement of 1820, that said line should forever divide the territories between the Slave and Free States. It H.Said, however, that the compromise of 1SJO was unconstitutional; but what is that to tho purpose? It was a most solemn compact between the two sections ol' the country, made for the settlement of a most perplexing question, and without any reference to its constitutionality, should have been regarded as an organic law, and observed as sacredly as tho Constitution itself . • •: tc —Tiro duotg a I la-. ; .!• \vi The muff was produced, and, as Lucy predicted, the lining was woi'ully motheaten.,-iner r*-)iJaU'' \ K i*t I'ablio.'S luacv. Will 1 .JulyTilt I -".'J.—ly STTEiiiiS, Tlta patronage ol tlio public i» solicited JDi»»tCm, Mans!. 2!l, IgfiO.— tf. receipt «-l the I a t •• - for J ■s and Clunks, nu,i C"! li I ■ I re i)'« t'lul A*. !,( fDr 7 I urn casfic remarks lier.nephew Mas there, " .My dear wife, you icn=t look to this, for I prize it dearly on gooil Auut Sally's account. I think you had Letter rip out the lining, and renovate the wholo with camphor," OX. Ci it. (iO'lM VN' bavin.; rcsuiu • 1 tlic pn*:v.i.''* of his piMfvVirtinii, reap 'etlully tcu'djrsliM services to tno poople ol Pittatuu and T'ofli'/|,h at th . K.V'if/fi IT'iTET. will revive, iirjmpt attention, nfilitj# day. J'lttitui, July 25, 1801. t' iiif ijfld uill avail Imr.elf CDf these adi antuye. in Pittston Molding fi Planing Mil tus'.LIy to wait upon his aunt, but the J lair 'J.ucy, daughter of the worthy practitioner, 111-. Blood particularly attracted i him with her chaims. !jif hor customer rhutou, Oct. II, I SO I TI1JIK undersigned.liuviug leased for a term of X year# the e-slublishment formerly  by William Price, as a Door, Bash and Jilind Manufactory, and having made extennive improvements in the lluilding anil Machinery, is now prepared to do nil kiuds of work in his line at short notice, such as Inoti 1863. FRESH SPRING GOODS. RE1GEL, WIEST & ERVIN, examine them : a The evening passed off pleasantly, and when the party broke up, as Frederick was taking leave of his friends, with bis aunt upon one arm and Lucy upon the other, the old lady suddenly rumembered that she had forgotten her muff. « Lucy took up her scissors and commenced at once upon the tusk. FAIR TRIAL WILL BE GIVEN before any obligations need be made for the payment of the machine and if it don't perform its work first rate, the Mower will be removed with- Dili "J; A. ROntXSON - HOM^OJ'-VTIIIC Phriici&n nil I Operative ljur/euii, Pittatjn, rDDfully oifers His services to the peopje of Pittston arid its vicinity. A supply if frosh m«44eii«n* always on haud. f'anaily ca*es furnished or refilled to order. 0»;e with It. I). Iiutw, Pitts ton. lto.i.l«i»co 'itf Swellin I'sbrick Imildiiii. Ex.'te." street West fiHiton. [May :t, 1*«0. " What can the old lady have stuffed it with, I wonder ? Why, Frederick, instead of cotton, she has wadded it with dirty brown paper?" IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS PLANING AND MATCHING FLOORING, FACING, MAKING DOORS, SASH Foreign and American Dry Goods, out cost or trouble. AIjkj, in a mi fact u rer of " O, never iniud, aunt," eaid the young man, " 1 fvill get it and send it to you in the morniug." " Dirty brown paper, indeed !" exclaimed her husband, spiringiug from hi* chair, and catching her hand as the was about to throw a handful into the grate. " Why, it is bank notes 1" No. 17 North 3d St., Philad'a. I'a., Won 1.1 respectfully invito the attention of Country Merchants to their AND BLINDS, TURNING, SCROLL-SAWING, AND CAR- Wheelrr's 1'n/fiil Rati JVu'i Horse Potter and Threshers and Combined Threshers and Cleaners, Com Shelters, Feed "But I,do mind, Frederick Strong; for it is not my way to leave things about in this manner. Wat where can it possibly be 1 1 certainly left it With my bonnet and cloak." "|"\n. J. M. BARItRTT.—DKXT1ST.— Otflee I # at his residence on Franklin street. oppos* Iti the Mitho liJt Rhureli. Wilkiw-Bnrre, l*a.. where he may hereafter he found at all hour*. I.nrKC nnd Well-Selected Stock of FRBSH HPJtlTCO- GOODS, Wlneli I hey are mnv rccoir.ittjK in storo. t'.-.-j' Mri'i'liriTits hhiiI-I And it to their advantage to call and •'xannne our Stack. April 80, 1#G& ' PENTER WORK IN GENERAL. Thnnkful for the liberal patronage heretofore received, he hopes by strict attention to business and promptness to merit it in future. Cutlers, itx., CCv Cull and sec tliein. The mystery of the word " contents" was now explained. Note after note was drawn out, until more than thirty thousand dollars lay on the table before them. A letter was also found from the aunt which stated that she had always intend**! him for her heir, ilis own hotc came to from which his name been torn off. joirx v. HOJIN. Dr. I*. inserts Teeth on Oolrt an I Silver plate. kt.t and operates in all the branches of Dental Surgery, in flic best manner. A deduction from usual charges sufficient to CQV«r expenses, allowed to persons who com« from a dxstanre. April 10, 1W0.—ly. rittston, Xov. 7, 1861.—tf JAM Kb n. WEAR Wilkcs-Barrc, May I t, ISC;1.—I'm fc!mirqli was immediately instituted, and after a while it was found stuffed, into a deacon's hat. " 0, fici.upon you, aunt! Such a hint and the deacon only a recent widower!" exclaimed' the laughing nephew. Aunt Silly seized' tlio muff, but {lie hat adhered most effectuafl" to it. I3y an angry wrcucb* it, was and tho unof- h'al new across the entry, propelled by the incenscd'WMden. When it had arrived a lithe tcmiuus of its short journey, it assumed a ;uost questionable shape, aud its condition might certainly have been,termed '' shocking bad." " 1 will pay you fyr this, young man !" excluimcdf the old lady. : SAMUEL J. BARBER, l. i.. ci nTiss c. o. etnTiss, The Very Latest CUllTISS & CO., Sculptor, and Dealer In CORNER OF LLOYO & PRIME STREETS, BUFFALO, N. Y., DAVIES would say to 1?X tiie Ladies of Pittston and viHuity that Alio has just received the LATEST STYLTC OF rXTTrifiNT.s for dresses and mantles, r.nd any orders intrusted to her will be prompt- Foreign and Domestic MARBLE, STRAW GOODS BTYI.KS OF This new rovclation of courso created an immense excitement among the villager.?, but Frederick und hits wife kept on the even teuor of their ways—respected by all, not ior their wealth, but simply for themselves, One evening djring each year they open their splendid mansion to all. It js a famous affair1 to the villagers, and it is known as the anniversary of "Aunt Sally's Muff!"—North American. Commission Merchants Tomb-Stone*, flnntfts, Window Caps k Sills, OPPOSITE THK DANK, Rooms in Stunner's new brick building, April IT, |MX( poii tuk rt ncJiASE and sai.k op GRAIN, SEEDS, HOPS & PROVISIONS. PALME R'S 12 Market street, Wilkes-B»rre, Pa. PITTSTON, LUZERNE CO., PA. #ff AflCH or THE NATIONAL Claim Agency, of Washington, I). C., conducted by KmrEV, Collins 4 Biiaci. •ParticGl&r attention paid to the collection of ~4oUter*' claims and procuring PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, BACK 1'AY, Ac., on the most reasonable terms. Applications received by D. e. llAllIUMtiTuN, Attorney at Law, Hot. 20, 1M2.—tf Wilkes Barre, I'a. All orders promptly attended, nnd satisfaction, warranted. [April 3, lS62.-ly Also, Wholesale Dealers in Western and Canada Flour. Particular attention paid to purchasing and shipping Grain on orders. May 1, 1882.-5m "Wher* may be fjVmtt Com. Wilkes, Loyal League, India ranutnu, The irCtAer Hut. Kos;cr«n«, lJurnsitle, "CAMBRIAN HOUSE," PA GRIFFITH THOMAS, Proprietor. TI1IIE undersigned having purchased the intcr- I cat of Mr. W. E. Whytc in the above well and favorably known establishment;, would. lC. spectfullv inform his friei"'.j m,d f(t*V„crpatronB of the Uouse, a» well as '.Lc public in general, that "';„uing will oo left undone to render to his customers and guests satisfaction in every particular. Beverages of njl kinds served "in the best style. Fresh Oysters and various other dishes will be preparod In the most acceptable manner and a I all hours. The House aims to be one of the highest respectability, and will be kept ih a manner (iceeptable to all who have occasion to patronise it. y. t. yiltetou, April 16, 1863.—ly 50 Barrels Mess Pork! 1 Tun of Hams Sugar Cured 1 Tuu of SHOULDERS Sugar Cured 500 Lbs. of Dried beef. Sigol, Ac., Ac., Tourist, Ac., Ac, 3PAL.ME3R I MAO INK a venerable Copperhead, when this war is over, and these stirring times are forgotten, sitting ut his home with his children around him. Lie may tell them of the wars, and the sacrafioes uien made—and how people rcjoiccd when the news of each victory came from the army. What, will he say of his own part in that struggle? My children in that sad tiitc when the country was in danger, I was against the countr—my heart was with the rcbtil—when he triumphed I was glad—when he was defeated tny heart was and heavy. My children when I am gone, do not curse the traitor. 13c silent. It it the only rCepeet you can Jiay to your father's memory." Also keops a splendid assortment of Silk Fur, Cloth unci Wool Hats, among the latest is " Don't trouble yourself, my dear annt. So far sb I am eoriecrried, you arc entirely welcome." The Butler Hot, " St. Jamc», " St. Nicholas, Ac., Ac. "You-will, perhaps, toll mo that you had no haind in this matter ?" REMOVAL. 100 Sacks Pure Ashton Salt 60 Sacks GROUND ALUM! Brandeasburg's bakery. rnHE BHAFP OF LIFE is good EreaJ, and I )• 1 would respectfully inforin the citizens of BiUstnu and vicinity, that I always keep the OlovcS, Canes, Umbrellas, Traveling lings, Tlio largest assortment in town. Alexander Kids just received. Terms Cash. "No, I will tell you 110 falsehood about it; but jjintcoded it ae a joke upon our stiff deacon much 11101c than upon your- lOO Bun-el« SYRACUSE SALT, AT TI1K CASH STOIIK OF self." genuine article on hand fur sale, wiUt all kinds of Charles Law & Co; Pittston, August 7, 1802,-tf G. L. PALMER " At best it is but an ill trick you have played upon nip;, and now, mark my  you shall 'have reason to remember this trick to The fast days of your existence." " As 'Jon plcaee, aunt, since you take it so seriously ; but 1 did not think that a silly joke would lisVe thus offfcnded you." CRACKERS, flES, CAKES, &C. (Families and Parties supplied with ovary thing fn M« Kiii, on «hort notice, and on reasonable itoruis. Wilkes Bar re, June 1, 1863. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS DR. S C. MARSH'S BERWICK MILLS, National Hair Restorer! fpJTTS pwpdhrtion possesses the peculiar property of X I'cMornii; Uiny flair toils original cC Dl«»r« anscs it to grow tniok anil »flung,slops its falling out, frees the head from lifrodrnIT; prevent* Baldness: cures Pityriasis, bult UIkmuu, Tcttir, ami all oilu-r cutaneous diseases of the seAlp. It does not dye the Hair, hut helps Nature saeretc 11|*« 'proper coloring matter which constitutes iu hue. l'or sale by 0. Jt. KUMMEL* The oflcct of this treasure was great ahf! rapid, and there can be but little doub: that it was such as a majority of its au tlwrs coiitujiipUtfid; The result was the formation of a great party at the North opposed to the 'farther exfetiiion of Slayer; , and which party very nearly succeeded fti electing their cairdMate tor the Presidency My establish want it now th« second building ■ ■mklWiillfrJvW. Oiliee, ou Main at. FRANK imANBENBURG. M»rCA 1, 1106. CJ(J A s NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA UEftlVICK, COLUMBIA COINTV, PA. PETER M. TRAUGH, PROPRIETOR. Time passod on, and Frederick fjtrong prospered famously id business, lie had accumulated sufficient means to be enabled to (my hip aunt the sum she bad lent him, hut she 4f;«li'ied receiving it, alleging that she pref to have it. rcuiuiu on iutorest. Jo the .meantime be had also persuaded the gentfe Lucy to share his fortunes. As for Aunt Sally a singular mania seemed to possess her. In matters of real estate, stocks, St., sfcc h»d bccomc a pcrfect alchemist,Hurtling all into gold. The l&ighbora looked on and vvondared, but nomrventuredto remonstrate with her. She Wast)tten seen to Visit the office of her lawyer, »nd it w#b current with the Villagers that Frederick would have to pay dearly for his joke. John 15- Cough tells the fallowing story, though the joke be at his own expense. Once while on a lecturing tour throliijji England he was introduced to a Village audience in these terms: X1HE8E Mills nrelocated in one of the lies I Kroin s. growing districts In ■1 l'eiimyrviinia, licnce '.lie utility of the proprietor to offer llonr of a quality mccoimI to none. Or- WALL'S HOTEL, West Pitts ton, *•« LATE AMERICAN HOUSE, tfi»liHm0CK, WYOMING CO., PA. A# MtoJ • r, k • • •». n ■ . / ■ ■ 'ki ik West PJtteton, Oct 0,1802. n - • Mr. Fremont, in 18.VJ. After the electio . this party seemed to be on the wane, until the Anti-Slavery spirit of the whole Nortl. was aroused to madness', by an attempt en the part of Mr. Huchanan's Administration to /bite the Leeomptpn Constitution With Slavery upon the people of Kansas, in apposition to the kni'irn and r.rjDre.ised wish o!" three-fourths of them. Hut for this most, unjustifiable measure (lie Republican party would undoubtedly have dwindled down to moderato proportions ; and even after this; COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS! ' Ladies and gefitlcmaft, I'uvti the 'onor to i hintroduce to you the distinguished lectu- | rer, Mr. John B* Cough, who will address . us upon tho subject of temperance. You know that temperaiic'e is thought to be ra- / ther a dry but to-iii|;ht us we lis- | ten to our friend, (he homier from. borer j the oqean we way Vpo to 'ave the miracle . »f tSamjisou repeated, and to be refreshed ) with water from the jaw-bone of a hass! T1I&subscriber U prepared to take Pictures in all the various styles, froin the smallest minature to life-size, and color them either iu water or ail. » ifPSli Establishment has recently boon rofit:• X iad aiyl furnished iu the latest style. Kr* DT7 »*WBtion.»v.ill be given to the comfort and -•D amvexuunee of these who visit the House. / T. B. WALL, Owner and Proprietor. January 9, ISM.—ly *» ■!. i" — -— | i i -  ders for Flour, Fped, Meal, &c.t ii]ways attended to with promptness. May 28, 1803. P. M. T. V. PETERSEN, Pitlston, Pal IT. ,t A. I'ETEJISEN, Rgrnnton, IV C. PETERSEN, IXonesdale, Pa. Nov. 8,18d0. surpass all other styles of Paintings—you liavc a daguerreotype likeness and a painting, equal to the finest in ivory. Pictures of deceased per. sons enlarged to any size CVPC1 colored. Specimen*both In Waternm! oil on exhibition, which the public nre respectfully hivited to call and examine at''Photowatha's Wiginnm." THE COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS Flour! Flour!! JENNINGS & BROTHER, Dealers In The subscriber lias how on Tinnd FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF THE Grain and Lumber, A Blacksmith Stand Tor Sale. The undersigned desiring to rcinovo to the West, oft'ers to sell his dwelling and blacksmith shop, noar Tripp's Hotol, Wyoming. The stand coiDMisnds a largo run of good pnyiiig custom, and will b» sold at a reasonable ligureC John aunwine. Wyoming, Juno 4, 1868, A RARE CHANCE. best A wit of to-day, upon leaving a ehrireh where the psalms had been sung in a very wearisome manner, observed to his companion, "Now I know why Saul wanted to kill David." Pittston, May 115, 18C1 J. W. MILLEll West Branch Brands of Flour, In Sticks iiiid JJarrcJS; wliieli ho ofter.* 1 u Merchants nltd Dealers nt wholesale, VEllY 1*0W for cash. One the villago was all iu action. During the niglit tho Byirii of the icdoublyhle ludy.Uud taken its flight. She was lbiujd dead in her anii-chittr, and died as she bad lived—alp no. She had alarmed no one*CfurLng the night, nor hud she satT fered jtfeviou.s illness. Turfosity, of cimrsc, wsts intent upon fho subject Of tho will, and it was produced as too# Us decency would aflofor. it is doubtful if theyconld have suaceeded in the Presidential election of 1800, if the Secessionists, with Vancey at their hetd, had not determined that they thonhl sue cced. After Mr, Yancey and hi* ptrt;, had, against their wishes, succeeded in get tiftg their - ttffjmrrtiirii of non-iutervMtk): OF ALL KINDS. FLOUR, FEED & MEAL, Large Stock of Wall Paper ! ISTow Stylos for 1861 ! Just Received 10,000 Pieces A|»ply to J. JL UBpWJf, -my Agoni. in Evor- MI'h building, or itt iiijr Store, oj»nof-S(e the £ttgle llotol. HEK, auirwt and (UIEIiSE, LAttlJ. 1)HIEID APPLES aud BEANS, ALT, CEMENT, he., Ac. FBOH 0 cts a PIECK UP. BORDERING, WINDOW8HADE8, A lfo only is independent who eau maintain himself by his own citations—and lias paid bia subscription. CLfY Barrels of Pork l--a Superior article, for sale at the lowest Cash Prioes, by JENNINGS A BIIO.' May 22, IIENKY COHEN, iuejj'jffiritttati, iii(o the Cincinnati platforn thef work to conjure up aaothc: to present to the Charleston Convention PITTSTON, PA. Ht th6 Cash Store of Pifteton, Murob ifi, 18rt3.—~'M iiWyiiAJtKSOP ALL KINDS FOIt BALE AT JD ?'UIS office. CHAS. LAW, & CO, PHlstcn, March 15tli, I860—ul-tf m\VO ltoomH for ri smalt funjUv in We«rfc Pitta* 1 t094 Apply to , fc. STUUMKK. J'Utptoii; - ff Never bo without a quarter in your pocket, and you will always fce a (jtonHcrrcaSten Abandoning their doctrine of aoa-int