Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              if M ir^kiTiinnn X ! Jfz^WWrmi, A nr r~~i The"^te"jobbingcmo., x,t | I | I I !f I 1W 'f 'a | % M l /m [# I I if I ]' B 1 S I ; «**•*D!, *«»«.., one. j/f v.5 B! tj| S3 f J iil8BiCfe»Mki' •D$C£■■• 'qfijjffiK'.:'BSmK f'| ~~MT' / n IS ■—C4 I Bj B—J Being now eondolitlatod, embrown a larger variety o B H B "B I M n l&i. jJIBKiiT" *' -"'-D;- ;'* / B tif W 1 ■ ■ B 1 Jobbing inattu ialtiia»»i»y other office in Hie country am at I H 1 I-,- wk WLlfV'™W hi I B H I B I I B H I 1 *nCl "»ful|y prepared to execute work of all kiodi is y / I \ / i msBr vJI J 1 / J I J I 1 I i :';v6«n6ro'"ffoQfi^rKt:-?ttunC!t-l,*rucu,ttr ■ ■■■ MANIFESTS, OUbjSltP PITTSTON GAZETTE, PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY &. M. BIOHAR11, "tueUe" Building, Main Street, West Sidt Th* (lAlBTTH »n4 JOlIRNA.li is published «*«ry Thursday, at Two Dolkars per annum, ttrictlv in advance. jef jfo postage charged within the county. Hereafter we «hall charge One Dollar for ad- VertuinuaiwuftreofH linos lor one or throe *coh« Auditor'! Notices, eaoh estate, to Administrator'* Notices.... 1 ou in. I tut. I «m. I i y feuare, g llttam « *D i *»J» I J» j® k*10 06 00 I p «» I S to I. _w«o f u6 j1- w o« i ■-'■2 00 ijr—s Trr ""m m f 9000 | «t»~oo | UM 1 ■' fl"oo"T»00 I MM I tToo Merchants' cards hot exceeding ofl» iwuare, Jtk I 1subscription *D the PirtstoN (J.iiittTK, *15 00 per annum. Editorial or lanal itferti. ad*arttei.ig will bo charted JO cents per Use each insertion. NoikMoi deaths or mjirrjagM will be insert•d without charge. Obituaries 10 cents per line. . AdrortisaataitiaLmust ho handed in before 10 S, oq nedttesday to inauro attention. BtfaitltBSS OABD& S. Sturmer, Hen's BOOTS, ladies, HISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES OF Every style and quality. the oldest establishment in PITTBTON. Work done in the T PROMPT —..o,, j'AMi'itLKfa, CIRCULARS, D '• ■ 8HOW-BII,I,fD. LABELS, NOTES, BCUNKr -«iS, I AN DM LI,8, BILL UKAn.1, TICKETS, CARDS, AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL. flrijotci) to t|c €nl Interests, fklititi ffctos, fitaturt, !|gricultort anb General Intelligence. Killed work of*]] kinds, done in the nentonl and ten I manner,and printed as requested. EreryUiinn in Mil* linewiUreeelreproniptatKotion. ' ■ * «J- ■ V- C/i J. BLANKS, The following Blank, are kept on hand, orvrfMtrlf to order, an. 1 sold on reasonable torm«;-.?n,LriflSnlos W nrranta. Constable Bales, HnmmoM. Judgment Colt tracts, Fr.omlsofy HoJes. Subpejiss, Attachments. Exe cutions. MarriagenertifiC-ste»,«heC?k Rolls,Tirtie J)C.lis Deeds,Contracts, Leases,*c.,etc. VOLUME XIV.--NO. 9. \ PITTSTON, 1DA., THURSDAY, JUNE 9. 1864. WHOLE NO. 687. ClT?* ADVI5KTI8EMFNTS. Stofk Company, Incorporated 1812, INSURANCE. My Beau that's in the Army. I said to myself; "I'll starve him into it, or he shall die under the operation." After supper I went to the hatchway • and called out to him but he returned mo Ino answer. At eight o'elock I called ; again, and again got no answer. I might J havo thought that the flogging had taken away his senses, had not some of the men assured ino that they heafd him, not an hour before, talking to himself. I did not trouble him again until morning. After breakfast I wont to the ha'chway and callj cd to him onco more, t heard nothing I from him, nor could 1 sfee him—I had not ! seen him since I put him down there.  ' called out several times, but he would make no reply, and yet the same men told me they had heard him talking that very j morning. lie seemed to bo calling on them for help, but he would not ask for me. " I mean to break him into it. He'll beg before he'll starve," I thought; and so determined to let bim stay there, I supposed that he had crawled forward to the forecastle bulkhead, in order to mukc the sailors heaf him. Some of the men asked leave to go down for him, but I refused, and threatened to punish any wan that dared to go- down. At noon I went again, and as lie did not tinswer me this time. I resolved that he should conic to the hatchway and ask for ! me, ere I went again. The day passed away, and when evening come again, I  gan to be startled. I thought of the many good qualities the boy had, and of the widowed mother. lie had been in the hold thirty-si* hours, and all of forty hours without food of drink- He must be too Weak to cry out now. It was hard for me to give Up, but if ho died there from actual starvation it might go hard with mu still. So at length I made up my mind to go and see him. It was not quite sundown when i I had the hatch" tnken off, and I Jumped I down on the boxes alone. A little way ! forward I Sitfc space where jack might ea-1 sily havCC gone down, and to this point I crawled on my hands and knees. I called out there, but could get no answer. A short distanco further was a wido space, which 1 had entirely forgotten, but which I now remembered had been left open, on account of a break in the flooring of the hold, which would let anything that might have been stored there rest directly upon th# thin planking of the ship. To this place I made my way, and looked down, I heard the splashing of Water, and thought I could detect a sound" Tike" the incoming of a tiny jet, or stream. At first I could see nothing; but as soon as [ became Used to the dim light, I could distinguish the faint outlines of the boy some distance below me. He seemed to be sitting on the broken floor, with his feet stretched out against a cask. I called ont to him and thought he looked ufi—"Jack, are you there ?" , it, for ho could feel it heave beneath him. His limbs were racked with pain, but he would not give up. I asked him if be ■ should not have given up if I had not oomo to him as I did. He answered that he could not have done it wbilo he had life in him. He said he tboH not of bimself: he Was ready to die: but he would save the rest if he conld—and he bad Mved na, surely saved Us. The boy lay slak almost unto death; but I nursed him with my own haods—nursed him all through his deliriuiji ; and when his reason returned, and he could sit up and talk, I bowed'myself before him arid humbly asked life pardon for all thewtong I had done him. lie threw his arms around my neck, and told me if I would be good to him, Iiq would never give me cause of ofTccse ; and added, as he sat up again* " I am riot a coward, I could not bo a dogi" I never forgot those words; and from that hour I have never struck a bio* on board my ship. I make my men feel that they arn men, that [ so regard them, and that I wish to make them comfortable and happy as possible; and I have not failed to gain their rcspcct and confidence. I give no undue license; but make my qjfewd feel that they have a friend and superior hi the samo person. For nine years I have sailed in three different ships, with the same creWi A man could not be hired to leave me save for .an officer's berth.—And Jack Withers remained with me thirteen years. He was my cabin boyj one of my fore-most hands, my second mate, and tbo last time ho sailed with me, he refused the command of a new bark, because he wotyl.d not be separated from me. "But he is a cap» tain now, and one of the best the country ever afforded. Bttch, gentlemen, is my ex« perienoe in government and discipline..tra shipboard. GEO. W. BRA1NERD & CO. GROCERS, 103 MURRAY, near WEST t. GEO. W. BRAINERD,) NEW.YORK. DAVID ItELDEN f MANHATTAN Inura nee Company Am-—" The Oirl I left Behind me." FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK, ■ ——op-■ NORTH AM Eli 10 A,Philadelphia i'm lonesome since he left fny sidfl To braV6 disease anil danger; To cross o'er hill and rolling tide, And quarter with the Btranger. Tis jost one yeei ng.i this niglit He took his leave in sadness, But in u-week hi* missive read Wu'U-Juact again in gladness* ASSETTS, 754,022.43. Ajuibrw J.'Smitii, ) f W«. PITT PAI.&ER, Secretary. J ( President. INCORPORATED 17P4. Capital and urplus $I,55«,G03 50, DIRECTORS tllRffUBS ! Arthur 0. Coffin, r Jflhn K, Wljff, John Mason. Bumuel W. Jones, Richard D. Wood, Geo. Ii. Harrison, John A. Brown, William Welsh," f'raheis R. CbpC; Bnmuel F. Smith, Win. B. Boweu, Charles Taylor, James N. Dickson, Edward H. Trotter, Ambroso White, S. Morris Wain, EdWardjS. Clurke. a. B. SMITH, Importer of Brandies, Wines, Gins, Ac., Ac., &c., No. 191 Wost Street, 1 doornbov* Duano St., NEW-VORK. March 7, 1861. 641yl tV.P. Pnlmer, KuftliL.LovJ, Tho».W. Penrsnll, Sidney Hu»on, Joint Clrtrreil, Win P. Molt, Peter 0«opt»r, lti.ihnrd Tixhe. John Caswell, II. H. Hrowrt®, Rolrt. II,Minturn, AilgHHlu«H.W»rd Edwin D. Mnrptiui.l.. B. #uiirex» Jaw. 11. Johnston, Thomn. Burron, Iiuiim Oollen, Henry Elsworth, John .Steward, liioh'd. Mortimer, Itonry Itnylit. 1 long upon those ruby lips To print tho wolcomo token, Assuring him my sacred rowj No, nover can be broken ; For I will ever constant be, Though life is dark and stormy, To hiin who is so gallant, brave) My beau that's in the army. Insures Buildings, Merchandise and othtfr property, against loss or damage by Fire, at rates as "low as other first-class Stock Companies. Particular attention given to the Insurnnco of Farm l'roperty, Isolated Dwellings and their Furniture, for one, three or llvo years. ARTHUR G COFFIN, President. Charles Pi.att, 8e«fy. L. I.. nuRTiss. C. 0. CBRTI9S LoSSKS EQIIITA RI.Y ADJUSTED, A SI) l'ROMPTLT l*Atn in Cabit at this Aokkcv. ,JHD* This old and rcjnblo Insurance Conipa ny continues to Insure Safo Oloss Property, Limited or Perpetual, »s low as Perfect Security will warrant, x;rr»4 ui satisfactory manner, by the moitexperienced workmen In this Valley. Tke belt of stock always on band in Inrge quantities, enabling his customers to be suited at all times. Fine FRENCH CA.LF.and PATENT LEATHER. as well as French Kip and Coarse Boots. Work ef every description in his line made to order erith neatness and durability. par- All work sold at the lowest prions for eJh7 S. STURM BR, Three Doors South of Pittston Bank. PitUfam, May 21, 1863. CURTISS & CO., Wo spoilt the hours so sweetly here, Till Kobeldom revolted: So kind and winning in his way, That ho could not be faulted. But at tho 'liirum of the drum lie did both griovo and charm mo, l!y living to the uatitin'a aid, My beau that's in tho army» CORNER OF LLOYD & PRIME STREETS, BUFFALO, N. Y., THOMPSON rDKRn, Agent, Wilkcs-Bnrrc, Pa. May 28, 1883.—ly THOMPSON BIRR A BRO., Agents. (Over Bennett ! Banking HonSe,) WII.keh-Bariih, PH. Commission Merchants mark McDonnell, Hi .janukac rrnfcR o» Refer to T. Be»tor, Danville; lion. Z. Bennett, Wilkes-Barro: A. Pardee,_ Hazlc'ton; K. A lJ.Bevan. Henry (fchon, G. M. RJehai t, G&p, Lazarus, Ij. W. Kaulma'n and P. Cnreoran, PittSon. [May 28, 1803.—ly FOR THB PURCHABB AND SAT.!? OP GRAIN, SEEDS, HOI'S & PROVISIONS. Also, Wholesales Dealers in Wostorn BOOTS * SHOES I anklin Fire Insurance Company aud Canada flour The gent who sits at homo in dase, And dreams of fame and glory, While soldiers'groans Aoaton the breefte, Must hear a different story. Yea, I denpise the eoward droiie, There's naught in him can chafift hie; Dut givo tue he who'd die for home, My heati that's in the army. Particular nttonlion Jiniil to purcliosing and shipping Oraiu on orders. May 1, 1802.-8m of the ]Dublic to lif3 Invites tho' attrntion NKW STOCK OF PHILADELPHIA. JOHN MACLAREN, Practical Brass Founder, AR0 IRASS COCK MANUFACTURER, HIM STREET, PITTSTON, PENN»A. 1863. FRESH SPRING GOODS. 1863. ses and Ohildrcns Boots. Shoos, Gaitors, of Gouts, Ladies, Mii Pe.pettiBl Premiums, $014,148 85 Leas five perouut., 45,707 34 $368,4.1# 5J 200,512 33 800,224 24 $100,000 00 REIGLE, WIEST & ERVIN, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Ac., ofevery style and quality. Fine Ffehch % Calf, aa well as coarse (Jilexpircd tnmporary pr miunis, Surplus,  Kow if there's one within our laud WJiiw* syinpnthy is callous, I do not. think it would bo just To stretch Jiiuion the gallows j But let me warn you if you have* Pcrliaps 'tig belter for mo, To till you plain you can't cut out My beau Unit's in thoarmyf. p. -4 Efery description of Brass Work, -Oil Cups. Water, C♦«". Steam and Vff Liquor Cocks, Jobbing, Brum (lasting*,At', dono with di'ipaletl. ■BHWSTlii! high'■«t prices nnid for old v*i:o|Dper, tfrana, Zinc. Shop at No. t Shaft, Main St., Pitta to». April #, t8«3.—ly J- MAC. L. Foreign and American Dry Goods, boots, and work of every description in his line made to order with neatness ana despatch. A large assortment of Fiiiiliugs, and LeaUirr, French Calf, Kip, Oak Tanned Sole and Ipper, constantly on hand to suit town and country custom, nt the lowest figure for cash. Give me a call hoforc purchasing elsewhere* NKXT 1KXJR TOJ}LAKRLY HAM/# PIH'fJ STORE. total '2,101), 170 08 Statement of the assets o' thtfCompaiiy ou January 1,1801,published in conformity with the provisions of the nixt.li section ol the act o Assembly *f April ath.1812. , Moiitoaob#.—On property valued it over $1,000,000, being irst mortgages on real estate in ti e city nnCl county of  5'2!t Oj in the neight»orin«:countiert,$1,051,558 85 Heal Rotate, purchase* at fthoriff sal ea under mortgagee aims,surveyed nnd valued At$ljb»290 40 Cost No. 47 North 3d Fhilfld'ft# Ffti) "Would reppcet fully invite the attention of Country Merelmutn to tliuir and M'ell-Sclectcd Stock of 1V11 KHII B ID 1Z i 1ST (A- O O O XD 8* Whu?h they aro now receiving in Rtori. ** Eagls HotffiL, tittstok, PA.— G HOUGH LAXAuua, Proprietor. lMttston. Dee. b, 1861. 4Uy K§m Merehant*Would tHul 'it to ihvir advantage to cull and examine our .stock. MAIN PTIIEET, PITT8TON April 2,186.1.—ly THE CAPTAIN'S STOHY. rrr—  PATKfofid riitshhUTfoics t)r frtti pRKgnrW' wans.—Tbo Presbyterian General assembly. (N. SjJww in session at Dayton, Ohio, passed the folWring resolutions on Monday i Resolved 1. That this General Assembly heartily reaffirms the principles and renew)* the declarations of previous General Assemblies so far as applicable to the present aspect of public affairs, Aprils 1861 When I w.-ts about l'orty years of-ago I took command of* tlic ship l'etcrsam. She was an old craft, and had seen full ai much service as »hc was capable of seeing with safety. Uut her owners were willing to trust a valuable CRrgo in her, so I would not refuse to trust myself. We were bound to Liverpool, and nothing unusual happened until about the eighth day out, when we ran foul of a small-iceberg. It was early in the morning, before sunrise, and not above six or eight fceC?%f ice was above the watsr, it having nearly all been mi lted in the warm region of the gulf | stream. 1 did not think we had sustained . much injury, for the shock was'light; but j Ijvas very angry, and gave the look-out a severe punishment, without stopping toinquirc whether ho could have seen the berg, in time to escape it. My cabin boy was named Jack Withers. [ lie was fourteen years of age, and this was his first voyage. I had taken hiui from, bis widowed mothor, and had promised her that 1 would sco him well treated, that wa.-\ if ho behaved himself. lie was a bright, quick, intelligent lad. I soon made I myself bolieve he had an awful disposition. 1 fancied that ho was tho most stubborn piece of humanity I had ever conic across. I made up my inind that ho had never j been properly governed, and had rosolvcd j to break him in I told hiin I'd curb bis temper before I'd done with him. In re- ' ply be told me that I might kill him if I j liked; and I flogged him with the end of( the niizzcn top gallant halyards tilt he j could hardly stand. I asked him if he'd got enough, and "ho told me I might flog him more if 1 wished to. I felt a stroug inclination to throw him overboard, but at the moment lie staggered back against the j misszen-niast from absolute weakness, and I ; left him to himself. When I reasoned calmly about the boy's disposition, I was forced to acknowledge that h"c was ono of the .smartest and most intelligent and faithful lads I bad ever seen. When I asked him to do anything ho would be off like a i rocket; but when I roughly ordered him to do it, then canic the disposition foith which I found facrlt. Esta b lis 11 e d 17GO. BEN J. E. BO WEN'S WF3SW $86,513 38 HUFPOKD HOUSE. PITTSTON. PA.— CYRUS STAllK, Proprietor. March 2«, 181):). P2TEK  Snuff and Tobacco Maiiufaeturer, IiOAjf!". —Temporary Wiia on dock* An C!cHliiter«rt secuffi y......  Stocks.—Market value, 27 $84,671 57 tfote« ami bills roceival,! Cost S7A.047 97 »1,9IG 95 |X' 8. KOOX,—AfTOBJJEV AT LAW.—Of I Jm flti« in the Thooipion's Hall, Main  Pittston. Jan.:!% IS&V. 10 & 18 CHATHAM ST., Bool, Shoe, Leather and Finding's Cosh', on linml, : 08 " in liamls of AgcnU, B,li8G 17 stri ct, New York,) Woultl c/ill tlio atitiition of lieuterb to the arti cleg of hi* vis'.? ; • D (Formerly (2 Cbambe STORK AM) MAM'l'ACTOIiY $2#,039 15 2. "That we recognize clearly the good hapd of our God in all the victories of the national arms) whereby the limits of the rebellion have been contracted, and its vitality impaired j and we look humbly and confidently to the same divine source for further success until the cause of the nation shallbe vindicated, and peace established on the grave of treason. C.S. BUCK. M. D.—BBSTIST |Ci.  . late of rniLAOEI'raiA.— O.lii-e,—Two doors above his lor- m-UjTT TP The undersigned would rospectfullvann ounce lo -bis uld friends and the public that ho has opened lui'j'staMi.-lnnchlof thi' Iibove description in tin! room next door south"of'HMtrer A bunco's old stnud, where he 1b well stocked with Gentlemen's, lindies, Misses and t'hildren's Bhocs of the very best manufacture. Having in constant employ the best of workmen, tbe custom department of his.c»(a.blishment will not he inferior to any in northern Pennsylvania. Satisfaction $2,231,547 07 Macaboy BROWN N'UFF. * Ai. Estate.—Muriel value,  Kine Rappee, Course ppoet American Clftn YELLOW SNUFF, I*urd Virginia, Keufiil^clK-a, Cost as above ?!n,CC9 49 5,518 Its iMr residence, Bast sid.c of Main St., aJjove the Public Square, Wilkes-Barre, Faun. July l¥, UtMh—ly. Copenhagen Adv8T10Q i i» value, Stocks.—Market value, :»7.8!)0 ?7 J .047 97 $24,786 11 Scotch, Hij(h T«»ast Scotch Honey Dow Scotch, Freah Honey Dew Scotch Fresh Scotch* Cost as nbov 8. That we also recognize the same good hand of our God in the disappointments and delays of the war, by which He has made more sure the complete destruction of the vite system of bondage, and rendered less self-confident and more rtligous the heart of the nation.T\H. 0. R. GORMAN, having returned the I / practice of" liis profession, respectfully tentier* hi4 aervices to the people of Pittnton anil vicinity. 0a!1« left at the EAGLE HOTEL will receive prompt attention, night or day. PitUUn, July 2i, littl. tf Irish II l» Tdttrit, Ailvancc in value, $12,842 30 or iiMndyfoot Attention ia war ran ted B. E. BO WEN 2,mm 08 IiOSHKS nv run:.—hobtscs kuid during the year 1860, $100,32& 11. By order of tlio Board.  Total r _ large reduetioit Ih price C»f Fine cut Chewing mi l .Smoking Tobaccos, which will be found of a superior  IlO'l t" t Pitt-t Aprif 2, IRf.: xZSbm. V| as&rf^-'J niTAt" N. BAN'KETl, Fre«iflCDnt TOJIAOOO NEW DinrcTons. — Ohas.'N. Ranker, Iripiiidftnt; Edward 0. Dale, Vice p.fcaid*nt; Tobias  Samne.1 Grant, Jacob It. fcailth. Geo. w. Richards, Morderai D. Lowis, jtavjd B. Brown, Isaac Lea, George Falc6. Attest'—W. A. STEEL I nry pro frnn 4. That in such recognition and hop4 wfl do by no in was lose sight of our national and individual sins, which render us so utterly Unworthy of the Divine favor,- but confess then] with penitent hearts, and trust to. a covenant God in Christ Jesus, that this unworthiness will not hinder the might of Clod's grace Ih behalf of the cause of right and ordMV Dlt. J. M. n.MlRETT.— —OITlcn at hi« r»«i-*eiDcp on Krtnklin opposite the MiithoJIit CUirrch, WAIces-Burro. I'a., wh"rc h« m:iy Imru.iJ't'T bo found nt all hours. 1*. A, Ii., or plain, H. Jajsjo, Lt CavtMuliaii, or Sweet* Sputiieh, Ifn. S*VtDet Si'Ont«fl Orouoflo, Cmiflste^ Nos.l A 2 m'x.Tin Foil Carendiilr, Turkish, Jv»n FlSfe-Cl T CHEWING FMOkING A WD He answered me in a faint* Weary tone, " Yes ! help me I Hring men and bring a lantern ! the ship has sprung a leak !" I hesitated, and he added, in a more ca- I ger tone, " husto I I will try and I hold it till you come buck." I waited to hear no wore, but hurried on deck as soon as possible, and returned with a lantern and three men. t leaped down beside the boy, and could scarcely believe the evidence of my own senses — Three of the timbers completely worm eaten to tho very lieart, and one of the outer planks had been broken, and would burst in any moment tho boy might leave it, whose feet were braced against the plank before him. Half a dozen little jets of water were streaming in about him, and he was wet to the tikin. I saw that tho (Dlnnk must burst the moment the strain was removed from it, so I made my men brace themselves against it before I lifted hiiti up. Other men were Called down with planks, spikes and ndzes, and, w'tli much care and trouble, we finally succeeded iti stopping the leak and averting the danger. The plank which had been stove in was six feet long by eight inches Wide, add would let in a stream of water of that capacity. It would have been boyond our reach loug before we could have discovered it, and would have sunk us in a very short time. I knew it must be whore the iceberg struck it. \VM. A, STEETij'ecretnrT pro tern BEpf. JONES, Agoht Dr. B. innertnTV«»t1i on Cfold n«nd Silver plate, Ac., and operate* in ttt the branches of Denial i Burgerr. in the boat manner. ! A deduction from tNUitl ehargc* sufficient to j over expense*. allowed to |Deraonfl \vho coin'* j rotn a diMlan.ce. April ID, IHOO.—ly. i Granulate."1 jr. n A circular of pricos will be sent on ap (Atiff. C, 18M.rJy. SHOES. XD„ RES PRC I FULLY hivitosthe tho-ittention ot tliu public to hltdarge stock of BOOTS AND SJtQPS,Mich as Gents'Fine Call Boots, Congress Gaiters Oxford Ties &c. Also, a large variety of La'dles'and Children!:'shoes, and Oaitersof alldefcriptlons.in fact everything the line* He has connected a separate department for a RESTAURANT and COSFECTIONREt, neatly fitted tip In good style. My establishment is opposite C. Law & Co.s Cash Store, M»lf) street, Pittston,Pa. Pitlston, Sopt. 5.1SB1 0. That wo exhort all our churches to Mnewed zeal and faithfulness in supplicatioil to God for the deliverance of I he land, ithd prosperity of Christ's kingdom, through tho blessings of national peace and fraternity. 0. That we cordially uphold the government with our sympathies and prayers In its energetic efforts for the suppression of thirf most causeless and eruel rebellion; urge all ChrVuauS td rCfrnin from Weakening the authority of the Administration by ill-timed complaints and nn* necessary criticism, fully believeing that io such a crisis all speech and action which tend to difference should be sedulously avoided For the sake of the common weal. LUZERNE INSTITUTE, Passage'Reduced $'25. WYOMIJvJ, UNDERTAKING! $25. County. I'ohtife'yivanin BBVD Ai.BKIIT B. KIN'O, JV. M., ruwirAi rfiilcit hy rfflrjrut Ytnrhrrx in the , 'vrral Iritnc/trg pwrsurd Atlantic Koyal Mail Steam Navigation Co. "GAIjWAY IJINE." Tlio courso of study and l.'xle of training will aim to securp a thorough iislrttttWpi ami discipline of tho mind. A Jargtuge of the Bible (its History, Geography aad Sf -itijal Truths) as the bestol all Educators. It t not Denominational but simply Christian. Ijnry facility offered those seeking tho post of X ichors—the chief of which are : An exacting dtil in their Studies, tho daily Witness and par tjii nation in tho exercises of (that which we slfoll strive to make) a GliNTKItt Al»ltlATK\ 4.wk) Ton* | HI HE UN I A. COLl'MhfA, 3WJ) - |.\NCiUA, .000 Tons NEW III? Ml HE, These Rim: »mehi. fltoMincvs vrill taH to and front Liverpool. Grtlway. nn«l 3teit York *\ory alternato week, carrying WAfw aod WtspcngerK. The patroft&ge of the public is solicited Pittston, March 29,18G0,—tf, -*r" and having .ill other ■eeessar* at rati foments completed, ho has into thfl above biwiiraiij to whioh htf Wi Hat tend with promptness and dispatch. COFKTNfl of nil •isa* constantly on hftftn. Persons dlfiiring his services will please call at the store of the. unsigned, P. SHERIDAN. Pitts ton, July 5, 1802.-1 y-* Tlu-*C- MlfAtnpfM arc under fciDhtru«*t to uarry themail* of tfio British Government. riv»t»y are of the large.st si/.c, wluuh—combined with the advantages Mie ifttlvvuy •route eertawlv poimcNh over all other*,and theextiemc moderation or their CDf pa«?n«o—eftnfcot rutt to h'ccure a liberal share of public patruna£eC Pittston Molding & Planing Mill. The Government will aim at three results An unquestioning obedienfce. orderly habits, a cheerful acquiescence in tlii-claims of law. No tuitipn charged to young men haviug tjDe gospel ministry intview. Our daily school Session, from 9 A. M.. Co 3 P. *1., relieved by two recesscs of 10 minutes each. Dinner at 12 ftl. Model Bcfliiol." 7. That a copy of these resolutions) duly authenticated, be sent to tho President of tho United States by a special committee; mUE undersigned having leased for a term of I years the establishment formerly occupied by William Priro, ns a Door, Sash and Ulind ami Saving mad# exUmsivr im movements iu the Building rind Machinery, is now jm•Mian «1 to qd all kinds of work in his line al short notice. such as A shorf time ago in tho loystl pity of Phil*' dclphia, a largely" dressed female answering the description of an F. F. V., hailed a Vinestreet car. Just as it stopped to take her aboard a ifnlon soldier stepped out of tho saiua car. On entering several seats were vacaiit, and the would-be lady inquired in a very sharp tone : " Where did that soldier sit t" No answer; Again but in a more shrill tone than at first, tile same question was put, " Where did that soldier sit ?" Still no reply frorti arty of the passengers, the car going ahead, the " lad;-" still unseated when tho same question was fairly spit out between her teeth l " Whef*e did that man sit ?" An honest Hibernian quietly seated near tho unhappy female, and no doubt being desirous of relieving her in some slight degree, replied, " Faith, ma'am- he sat on nis end and look it away with him I" •* aLsq, uv the Montreal Royal Mail Occau Steamship L'o's Phut-Gluts i\tll Powered Clydchuilt Steam- REMOVAL. Braadensburg's Bakery. TUITION. RfBEMHA-N, SiDOToiis I NOVA HCOTI"K.S».lOToii!« .IlIliA. 2.3.0 " I PERUVIAN, 3,000 " PLANING AND MATCHING FLOORING, FACING, MAKING DOORS, SASH Common English, f l DO 5 (Ml New Brick, Opposite BIB BASIN, PITTSTON, PA. noil I" MIAN, 2 2(«I " N. AMBIUC.tN. I.miio " MORAVIAN. '.'Bifl " BKUilAN, a,000 " Aifcient Lnngttnge#, French (Extra 7 00 a on Music on the Pjano Fofto (extra) 11 lesso&l i 60 a ii n 4. u 22 " 8 (|0 Use of Piano " 2 00 Drawing and Painting, colors, (extra) 4 00 Oil Painting, " 8 00 Iucidcutals, ;D0 fpHK STAFF OF LIFE is good Bread, and I 1 would respectfully inform the citizens of PitUton and vicinity, that I always keep tlie genuine article ou liaaJ for sale, with all kinds of Carrying the tlaoadirui and United Ktat"s Muil*. Sailing from Liverpool every Thillf(Hy. nn.l from Quebec every nautrdav, culling at Ixmdtmdorry to receive nfid lon*l Mails tut.1 PuKHeuKcra to and Irom Ireland ulii! Scotland.'AND BLINDS, TURNING, SCROLL-SAWING, AND CARPENTER WORK IN GENERAL. Out; day, when it was very near noon, I spoke to him to-bring up my quadrant, lie was looking over the quarter-rail, and 1 knew he did not hear mc; the nest time I epoke I ripped out an oath and intimated if he uj'd not move I'd help him. The reputation of thin line for Its »wift -passages. superior accommodations, Mimptuous tablet, anil kind treatment of phsaenger*. If now* fully'established; no pains or expense are spared toaeeure the Utmost com-* fort and- safety of passenger*. It is deeidedly Hie. cheapest, moat expeditious, and comfortable route. Board.—Mr. .Jug. P. A til Alton, n trustee of tlio Institute will recwiVe trtto bis family pupil* to board, for whioU purpose lit1 has ample iit'i'uiii inodations. Uoud iirluding room, bed. bedding, light, toweling. at $3.00 per week. Washing cxtrn, ut M els. I» r dozen. His rofD(- denee adjoins the Institute)and is opposite that of tho Principal. All bills payable iu advunce. No deduotion lor occasional absence. CRACKERS, PIES, CAKES, &€. nmi tie* and Parties supplied with everything i|l kit tine, ou short notice, and ou reasonable terms. My establishment is now in my new* brick builaing opposite the big basin, on Main St. FRANK BRANDENBURG. ' Pittston, March 1, 1863. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received, he hopes by strict attention to business and proinplucss to merit it in future. .TAMES R. WEAR. Jack Witlitrs was taken to the cabin, PitlDtonD Nov. 7,1801.—If " I didn't hear you," he said, vrith an independent tone. " NTo words," said I. and there he managed to tell his story.— Shortly lifter I put him in the hole he crawled forward and when ho becarao used LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW AND CORK. O-RKA-T iaA.s rKiipr, Shrtunon, DiUurnre, St. I'atriclSt, George, St. Andrew, and Danmaeus. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS " I suppose I can't speak," lie fetorted, j td the dim glimmer that came through the moving slowly toward the companion way. dead lights, he looked about for a snug His looks, words, and the slow careless p|„ce jn which to lie, for his limbs were munncr in which he mored, fired mo in a very sore. He went to sleep, and when he moment, und I grasped hint by tlio coliur. (,wokc he hoard a faint sound like water '•Speak to me like that, and I'll flog you streaming through a small hole.— Ho went within an inch of your life," said 1. I to the opon place in the cargo and looked " You may flog away," he replied firm 1 down and was sure that he saw a small jet and undaunted as a rock. of water springing tip through the ship's And I did flog him. I caught up the bottom. He leaped down, and in a few end of a rope, and beat him till my arjn moments found that the timbers had given fairly nehed ; but he never winced." , wholly awuy, and that the stream was in" How's that.'" said I. increasing in sise* He placed his hand •" Thero's n little more lifo in me ; you'd op0„ the plank, and found it broken, and bettor flog it out," was the reply. discovered that the pressure of the water And I boat hinj agaiu. 1 beat him till without was foroing it inward. He had he Kank irom n.y bauds against the rail; sense to see that if it gained an inch more and I sent out one of my other meu for uiy it must all go, and the ship bo lost, and (juadinnt. When it eatne, and I had ad- perhaps all hands perish. And he saw, justed it for observation, I found that the 1 jr00) tttab it ho could keep the broken plank sun was already pait the meridian, and I in its place he might stop tho incoming was too late. This added fuel to the fire flood. So he sat himself upon it, and of my madness, and qttieMy seizing the lad braced his feet against the cask, and then by tho collar, I led him to the main hatch- called for help. But ho was too far away way, and had the hatch taken off. I then —s0 low down, with » mars of ci  thriiMt him down, und swore I would keep about him, that his voice scarcely reached him there till hi* stubbornness was broken, other ears than his own. Home of the men The hatch was then pnt on and I heard him, but thought bo was talking to to the cabin. I -sufferer! a good deal^^^Mtiiugetf, nnd there he sut,' with his feet nfternooh, not with any for four and twenty dreary hours, cousoienco for what I had done, but wlWP with the water spirting all over aud drcnehmy own temper and. bitterness. It mauo i„g him to tho very skin. He had several mo mad to think that 1 could not conquer | times thought of going to tho hatchway that boy—that I could not break down lug an(J calling for holp, but he knew that tho cool, stern opposition. "Butl will do il/' broken plank would bo forced in If he loll The gold mcdul presented to Gen. Washington by Congress on the evacuation of Boston by the British, and the only gttlil one over presented to hiui, haB been  chased by a few gentlemen of Delaware and will be presented to Lieut. Geu. Grant. The sum paid for the medal is ovelr $5,C 000, SAMUEL J. BARBER, 8««lptor, aud Dealer in NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA The Summer Tcnn (of 11 weeks) aotmnencos First Monday ill Moy. 1804, Vacations (I weeks in Bummer ami 2 weeks during tlm Holidays. TJ»e.n» firM-oUt-n stdunorn will suil regularly from iiuipow nnd riirfe, Iri and from Qncboo. nud frolii Livt *ool anU Cork to and from Now Yoi fc direct. Wyomjog.js a quiet and beautiful Village in the contra of the brood valley of tho sanio name and on tho liuo of the Lackawanna, and llluomijburg Hnilmad, 12 Ttiilert-sou)h of Bcrnuton, and C miles north of VVilkee-Bane. It in both hoalthy and easy of access. foreign and Domestic MARBLE, Tcmb-MMifs, lintels, Window Caps k Sills, l b.o vV oalilustoia liino OF FIRST-CLASS SAILING PACKETS, Leave Liverpool and New York Weekly. The building is a largo brick edifice of modern construction and convenient arrangement. All the appointments arc after llio best anil niMvc.it OPPOSITE THE BANK, PITT8T0N, LUZERNE CO., PA. All orders promptly attended, and satisfaction warranted. [April 3, 1862.-ly I*a*8figc payable in Gold, or its equivalent An Israelite lady, sitting in the i.infW brtfc at an opera with a physician', was ipuch troubled with ennui/ and happened to gape. " Excuse nip, madam," said the doetM, " I am glad ytfu did not sWalloW m.e' » "Give yourself no uneasiness, replied the lady, '' I am a Jetfete, and ndVer eat pork;" ' i'» * —— i -. t The Wheeling papers announce the arrival in that city of a party of five women clad in fags, each followed by four or fife littM*fllhtfdren. from Rockingham county, Va. The hatbands of these women were driven away froua Rockingham and adjoining counties by therebels some months ago, and are employed along the Baltimore and Uhkvraijrpad. ft in U. S. Currency. patterns, A. I). K Sight Prufts iHSiieil at lowest rates, payable'in En: land, Ireland, or AcvHum!. Feb. 18, 1804—Dm 49^Certificates issued fof bringing oat PAfeftoijgiftfi from Great iiritinn and Ireland to any part of the United States or liritlsh Provinces at the lowest rates. For further Information apply to BABEL «t HEAKLK. 23 Hroadwiiy, N. Y, or to their Agent, COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS! "CAMBRIAN HOUSE," a f PITTrtTHV 1DA 6MFFITH THOMAS, Proprietor. f®MIB««**D"»'K»ed inter- | - - .  Mr. W.E. Whyte »* «»• •J**® well BAUE,—BOOK BINDER, NORTH and fwyiM? ° j XV East corner of Public Bqnare and Main ? ■peetMljr inform his fri«nd« and former patrons Wj|k(,sljal.re Picture Fratne*, Common (Hit »«C 'Trlnum unC,ono to bis Mahogany, ornamental and plain, made to or customers and guests satisfaction in every par- j ot ftny ®,ze- Blntllu8 neatly executed. tielriM Bevaraae* oS all kinds aerved in the A large selection of common and fine pictures, bSnSrtfc Oysters and Various other Albums, Blank bool», bmUom-ry. Novels Ac. rfUhejVlIlbc prepared in the most aC*ept»ble on hand. June I» l«M» r. K. WRIGHT. ,, c. JT AIM! I \( i'l'i iN keBt in a manner acceptable to all who hare oe- WRIGHT & HARRINGTON, caSfcn to patroime It. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, PjtUton, April 16, ISM- iy W1LREK-BAKBK 3?A. , ' _ AiT . * Office on Main St., nbove .Z Bonnett'a Store. SALT I uALi / / Wj 11 practice in-Cotirt* of fxioenie County and TirK ButMoriber has on hand a largo lot o Mayor s C3ourU of Carbondalo. - aSS S8SS&1. Mgt" "" "" • ST&S&ftEytt&f* '%Tnm" Ar corns. ■ ~ ,. V. BMTEMENf Pitt*tcm, Pa. IT. Ct A. PETERSEN, Scranlon, Piv C. PETERSEN, Ilonesilnle, Pa. Nov. 8,1800. nnilK subscriber Is prepared to take Picturts I in all the various styles, from the smallest minatnre to life-size, and culor them cither in w%Jer or oil. W. E. WHYTE, MAIN STBBET, P1TTST0N, PA THE COLORED PIlOTOfiRAPnS Aug. 87, ftKMy surpass all other styles of Paintings— y6U have a daguerreotype likeness and a painting, equal to the finest in ivory. Pictures of deceased persons enlarged to any size and colored. DR. C. M. WILLIAMS, SURGEON DENTIST, Speeimeusboth in wnteraad.oil on exhibition, which the public are respectfully invited to call and examine at"Photo\vatli.Vs tViginam." Main Street, Pittston, Pa. Among the many improvement* recently introduced in his practice, hje regards noire of more importance that! his method of EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, which he ia doing flucccsBtyHy evc»Dy day, I*y tho use of J. W. MILLER " Do you enjoy going to church now ?' asked a lady caller of Mrs. Partington. " fcaw me, I do," replied Mrs. P. Nothing does m» so much good as to get up real early on Sunday morning, fix up, and go to church, and hear a real smart minister dispense with the gospel.'' Pitts ton, May 16,1681 THOMPSON & €0., ■MANi/i'4eti Bt:a» or Thompsons New I'afrnt inkstand, NITROUS OXIDE GAS. No. 8J, South Sixth St.,' Phil's. April 7, 1804. It i« perfectly safC; ami very plensantto inhale. Its results havo been entirely »atUfnC!tory in erory Instance. C. M. W. Rooms with J. W. MILLER, adjoining the Cash Store of Ohna. Law & Co, I'ittston, May 1st 1344. Be not vacillating In your purposes; let not every bright meteor that shoot* across you* path attract you to new aims. This would he to. make your fife but as whirling sanda borne•bout by eyery fickle wind. \ HOSENDALE CEMENT. q/l BARRELS ROSENDALE CEMENT, good OU quality, for sale by A. KNAPl'- May 10. 1 ten 1, lS5t(