Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              Printing amU BuUpfli,, 'Gazette" Jobbing Cffloe, ■nd the Job Printing OfBOt r consolidated, embraces a larger variety f aaterlal than any other office is the ooutro ly prepared to erepute work of kir ftfaSTia .nd cheapest manner. ParttertCT SIH»a»l thefollowing:—  PITTSTON dfik G PSKSf G. MWfflSbT, "Buelte" Building, Mail Strwt, Weit Side tftiirf.tfcr «o«ntD. MEsh'lkx^hE:^ one or three ."weeks. „„ Auditor*! Notices, oach estats,....... W 00 Administrator's No»te«a...~.- ' «# 1 m. rDw*i x^»n~»T —.« 1 Uoo I Ub I "w z—=— " -n-g-rgirriBoo i «»QQ ?—u liM Tn1k fiooo I WOO Editorial or local item advertising will be ■harced JO cent* per line each insertion. Notices of deaths or marriages will be insert- Job „ „ hk,jR*Vi &»*sA v t J tftW- ■ ifi-* it yg AZETTE The Being no the beat given to MANIFESTS, PAMPHLETS, HANDBILLS, C1KCULABS, BILL HEADS, SHOW-BILLS, TICKETS, LABELS, «ABZ% NOTES, ORDERS, AND LTJZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL. wuir®, .. Ruled work of al 1 k inda, done i a tha ntaed kMl manner,and printed asrequested. ETarvtfcinaiB 4hM Una willraceiTeprompt attention. gefaotcij to t|c Cod Interests, frittics, fttos, literature, !|grkttltore anh general jittelltgtnte. BLANK*, Th« following Bl*nh to order, and sold o- Warrants, Const tracts, Promisor nations, Maniac I Doeda,Contract are kept oa hud. or »rtau4 . on reasonable terms:—SheriflSajM Mo Sales, Summons. Judgment Con Notes.Siitjpenos,Attncliments Kia Certificates,Check Rolls,Time Rofts • Leases,4c.,etc. « », C , » 1 in' X Itatuea an Made. lent of tfie London Reader iring details regarding thft statues: The sculptor, havflgare, first makes D iketoh few inches onlj in hight.— satisfied himself with the ), a oast is taken pf hi» om it a model in olsy is pre. ill size he des® ftDr Mi VOLUME XIV.—NO. 3 PinSTON, PA., THURSDAY, NOV. 17. 1864. WHOLE NO. 709, S. Sturmer, MWSES ANlP SlIOEfc C CITY ADVBBTISB1CFNI8. _ CEO. W. BRAINERB A CO. GROOHBS, 103 MURRAY, near WEST 8t. GEO. W. BBAINEBD, 1 NEW TOBK. DAVID BELDEN J  NEW FIRM. iygpRAircE.  Inurance Company DENMARK. some threw themselves into boats, hoping to interrupt the hound before he reached his prejr; but the plashing of (he oars, the voices of the men and boy«, and the barking of the dogs, must hare filled the beating heart of the poor fawn with terror and anguish, as though every creature on tho •pot where it had once been caressed and fondled, had suddenly turned into a deadly foe. A Pliu POSK, BT t. CAMPBELL, TOBOSTO. A correspon give# tbe folk .. * •  HURLBUT AMD HASS Having purchased the Stock of Win. N.Horlbnt, are prepared to farniah. the people o( Pitta ton and vicinity with CONFBOTIONERIKa. FOREIGN and DOMBSTICFBTTIT, NUTS, Ac., Wholesale end Retail. Parties sup plied at Short Notice and at U* flgurj"  Wo keep the UEXT TEAS IN THE MARKET, also Corn Starch, Saleratus, Potash, Snioes, Ac. A lot of TOBACCO and CIQAR8 always on hand. Oysters and Fish in their season.— Give us a callus no pains will be spared to give satisfaction. RespectfullyYoprs*^ Denmark, with joyous lore and pride, We hailed thee e'er theeea, When England welcomed home her bride. Old Sea-king« home, from thee; But other notes than bridal long, And other thoughts and fear* Have swelled our hearts amid thy woes. Vain struggling amid grasping foes, Crowding the misery ol years In months of blood and tears. production of ing designed a of it in olay a When he has NORTH AMERICA, Philadelphia. INCORPORATED 17M. Capital and $1,55(1,86J 50. DIBKCTORS! Arthur Q. Coffla, John fi. NefT, John Mason, Sniouel W. Jones, liichard D. Wood, Oeo. L. Harrison, John A. Brown, William Welsh,; Francis R. Cope, Samuel F. Smith, Wm. E. Bowen, Charfes Taylor, James N. IMckson, Edward H. Trotter, Ambrose White, 6. Morris Wain, Edward S. Clarke. ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President. Charles Platt, Sec'y. This old and reliable Insnranoe Company continues to Insure all Safe Class Property, Limited or Perpetual, as lpw as Perfect Seourity will warrant. THOMPSON DERR * BRO., Agents. (Over Benrtett'B Bftnltlng House,) WlT.KSS-BAIIKIt, P*. IfSf Refer to T. Beaver,'Danville; Hon. Z. Bennett, Wilkos-Barre; A. DPardee, Haxleton; E. A B.Bevon, Henry Cohen, G.M.Ricbart, Geo. Laaasus, L. W. Kaufinan, and P: Corcoran, Plttsn.' [M*y 28,1189—ly geperal attitua sketoh, and fr * A • G. B. SMITH, Importer of Brandies, Wines, Gins, &c«i &Ci| Ac., No. 191 West Street, 1 doorabove Duane 8t., NE W"Y ORK, March T, 1881. pared of the fin «. statue, whether half the natural higbt, 01 or oolossal. The process of burning the clay, as it is called, . upon tb» strong iron armatura or skeleton on which . it stands on its pedestal, and the bendiag and filing this armatura into the form §f the limbs, constitute a work of vast labor of a purely manual sort, for whose performance all artists able to afford ii employ the skilled- workmen to be obtained it) Rome. The rough clay, rudely assuming the shape of the intended statue, then passes into the sculptor's hands and undergoes his most elaborate manipulation, by whioh it is reduoed (generally after the labor'of several months) to the precise and perfectly-finished form be desires should hereafter appear in marble. This don*, the furmataru takes a cast of the whole and the clay is destroyed. From this plaster oast again, in due time the marble is hewn by three successive workmen.— The first gives it rough outline, the seoond brings it by rule and compass to olose re semblance with the cast, and the thin finishes it to perfection. It was soon soon that the little animal was direoting its ooarse across a bay towards the nearest borders of the forest, and immediately the owner of the hound crossed the bridge,running at full speed in the same direction, hoping.to stop his dag as he landed. On the fawn swam, aa it never swam before, its delicate head ■carcely seen above the water, but loaviog a disturbed track, which betrayed itsoaurse alike to anxious friends and fierce enemies. As it approached the land, the exciting interest became intense. The hdntcr was already on the same line of shore, calling loudly and angrily to hia dog, but the animal seemed to have quite forgotten his master's voice in tho pittiless pursuit. The fawn touched the land—win one leap it had crossed the narrow piece of beach, and In another instant it would reach the cover of the woods. The hound followed,true to the scent, pointing at the same spot on the shore; his master, anxious to meet him, had run at full speed, and was now ooming up at the same critical moment.— Would the dog listen to his voice, or oould the hunter reaob him in time to Beige and oontrol him 1 A shout from the village bank proclaimed that the fawn had passed out of sight into the forest; at the same instant, the hound, as he touobed the land, folt the hunter's strong arm olutohing hi* neck. The woret was believed to be over; the fawn was leaping up the mountiin aide, and its enemy under rcstrjint. The other dogs, seeing their leader cowed, were easily managed. A number of persons, men und boya, dispersed themselves through the wood, in searob of the little creature, but without success ; they all returned to the village, reporting that the animal had not been seen by them.— Some persons thought that after its fright had passed over, it would return of its own accord. It had worn a pretty collar, with its owner's name engraved upon it, so that it oould be eisily known from any other fawn that might be straying about the woods. Brave Denmark, eould'st thou but recall, That elder tflorions day, HliltLBUT A IIA88. Whan from the Elbe to Finmark, all Was subject to thy sway : When Celt and Saxon quailed be for# Thy right arm red and strong, And the old North Sea billows bore, To many a tributary shore, Thy Viking crew, with mirth and song, Right gallantly along. TILE Sirery "tyle anJ quality)LDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN PITT8TON. Work done in the  Pitta ton, Sept. 29, 1861. C. «• CU*T1S». DR. C. M. WILLIAMS, SURGEON DENTIST, Main Street, Pittston, Pa. . Among the many improvements recently introdueea in his practice, be regards none of more importance than hii method of EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT Pill, CURTISS & CO., CORNER OF UOYO & PRIME STREETS, BUFFALO, N. Y., L. L. CORTIiB. MOST PROMPT fcnd tatii factory manner, by the most experienc"v.w.v..«quantities, enabling hi« customer* to be euited 'WfRBSCH CALF.and PATENT JK|lTHSR. as well as French Kip and Coarse Boots. Work of every deecrlptwn •»?»*■ "«»» made to order with neatness and durability. AU W°rk '°ld " "A f°r Three Doort South of Pitts ton Bank. Piltaton, May 21, 1883.  Commission Merchants Now, parted i*tke threefold cord, Severed, the triple orowtt, And she who onoe tu Scandia's lord Has lo«t her proud renown : For Sweden's rivers flashing down. As strangers, seaward fly, ron tb« pukcham asd bal« of GRAIN, SEEDS, HOPS k PROVISIONS. which he it doing successfully every day, by the UBe of • NITROUS OXIDE GAS. FRAM & HARE, INSURANCE AGENTS. Also, Wholesale Dealers in Western and Canada Flour. Particular attention paid to purchasing and •hipping Groin on orders. May 1, 18»2.-6m It is perfectly safe and very pleasant to inhale. Its results have been entirely satisfactory in evcry instance. C. M. W. Rooms with J. W. MILLEB, adjoining the Cosh Store of Obas. I/aw & Co. Pittston, May 1st 1804. And winds from Norway's mountain blown, Fair Denmark's beechen plains disown, While sunny shores of Eyder lie Beneath a German sky. 1 ftfiS "esh spring goods. 1863. REIGLE, W1EST & ERVIN, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS REFERENCES BY PER»IBWON. HoCn Taylor & Co., 44 South St.; WilleUA Co., 3*3 Pearl St.; W. H.Macy, President Leather Mi". Bank ; C- H. Welling & Co., 131 Duane Bt. 75 Liberty 8t„ NEW YORK. " JOHN MACLAREN, Practical Brass Founder, AND BRASS COCK,MANUFACTURER, HIM STREET, PITTSTON, PEJiN'A, fvery de.eriptionof DrntsWork, Oil Cups. Water, Was, 8te(fm and III Liquor Cocks, Jobbing, Brats ,/JHL Castings.Ac. done with despatch. IflUBBpEkTbe highest prices paid lor old Brass, Lead and J!l«o. Shop at Nn. I Shaft, Main St., April 9,' 18#5.—ly J.MaC.L. Pittston Molding & Planing Mill, The Viking's song is heard no more, So more his pennon black Striams proud, as flies his galley o" »r The Toaming Skager Back : His sword is rust, his form is mould, Ilis name has" passed away, But the same gallant heart of old, The stern, the true, the free, the bold, Illumined by a holier ray, Is Denmark's hoart to-day. rHE undersigned having leased for a term of years the nstabKshmmt formerly occupied by William Price, as a Door, Sash and Blind Manufactory, and having made extensive im- the Building and Machinery, Is now prepared to do all kinds of work in hit line at short notice, such as ' aiHf oreip and American Dry Goods, No. 47 North 3d St., Pbilad'a. Pi., Would reMientlWly Invito the uttontion of Country Merchants to their minus r, nuns. 1. MONTGOMERY IAS*. AaaicuLTURE.—From the Novemto circular of Iaaao Newton, Commissioner of Agriculture, we glean the following table, giving the quantity of the varioqs kinds of frgm, &c., raised in the United States iq 803 and 1864 : Wheat, (bush.) 160,695,823 Rye, « 20,782,782 19,872,975 Barley " 11,437,155 10,710,828 )ats, ' « 173,800,575 176,690,004 3orn, « 451,967,959 530,581,408 Effect Insurances for the follow ing Companies AMERICAN, of Philadelphia, s Assets $1,000,000. NARRAflAUSETT, of ProtWciicc, Capital 1500,000. PLANING AND MATCHING FLOORING, FACING, MAKING DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS, TURNING SCROLL-SAWING, AND CAR- J,arg o and Well-Hflcclnd Stock of iT It IC H H 8PBING GOOD8. Wliioli tliey aronow receiving in store. Merchant* would And it to their adfantageto call nn'l examine our stock. April 30, 1803. , _  PEOPLES', of Woi ccstur, Assets $400,000. ENTERPRISE, of Philadelphia, Assets $800,000. O, land of winter's drifting snow, Of summer's mist and rain, Ouuld patriot valor brighter glow, Were all won back again ; O,not to woo false Fortune's smile Thy best heart** blood was poure d, For,dearly as each ravished mile, Shall shifting send and rocky isle, And Jutland's shoal and deep fiord, Dispute the invader's sword. T1AGLE HOTEL, PITTSTON, PA.— li, (iEOttGE LAZARUS, Proprietor. \F,tUWh, Doc. 4, 1S01. «y PENTER WORK IN GENERAL. Thankful for the liboral patronage heretofore received, he hopes by strict attention to business and promptness to merit it in futurp. r JAMES R. WEAR. MAS&ASOTT, of Springfield, Oct. 6, 1864.} - Assets $350,000. OH. WHISHT. DC. HAHHINGTON WRIGHT & HARRINGTON, Buckwk't" 15,806,455 18,700,641 Potatoes, « 100,158,070 96,25Q,88fe Tobacco (lbs D 268,267,920 197,468,228 Hay, (tons) 19,786,847 18,116,75^ Marah 28, 1883. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WILRX9.BA 3C, PA, f anldin Fire Insurance Company, "Tk 3. KOON,—ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Or- II. flee in tho Thompson s Hall. Main street, Vision. Jan. 28, 18M. Office on Main St, above .Z Bennett's Store. Will practice in Courts «f Luierua County and Mayor's Courts of Carbondale. • Consultations In German and English. D. C. Harrington, Notary Public. Feb. 4, 1S0L Pittston, Nov. 7,18#l—tf fOF PHILADELPHIA. Stock Company, Incorporated 1818. MANHATTAN r,£ ,,...,,.$400,ooo oo P«/p«lu»l Premium*, $#14,14# 84 Lets live iiorcuut., 45,707 34 ' • 51 W»,51*81 800,224 24 To Stop a Cow Milking  Henry Bill, New Ijouiioa Go., Conn., bought an Alderney cow very oheap be» cause she would milk herself, whioh n&Hf* ly destroyed her vali?e as a milch  At the advice of a neighbor, who perform7 ed the operation, he split the eqd of bey tongue. The out is two inches long, just starting the blood at the beginning, but catting olean through at the tip for throe fourths of an inch, lie reports, " It worked like a charm; I have no further trouble with her." The reason why it is infective is obvious to any ooo who has ever let 4 ealf Buck his finger, *nJ qoticod the oUap* ing pressure of the tip of the tongue, And ihould he leave unstained no spot, O'er which her flag may fljr, Yet, Denmark's he oan never blot, —» From names that never die; Whil«D squadron'* plough the Britiih seal, And sweep the Gallic main; Eaoh pennon floating in the breexe FromOrkney to the Pyrenees, Shall link, with Rollo and the Sweyn, The glorious name of Dane, C S. BECK. M. D.—DENTIST , late of PHILADELPHIA.— flMSSfc Oflioc,—Two doors above his for- v-U-U_Li7 w.r residence, Eist side of M*ia St., above the Public 3 mare, Wilkos-Barre, Penn. ' July Iff, UGO.-ly. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK. ASSETTS, 754.0:2.43. V a JD OBEKT BAUR,—BOOK BINDER, NORTU V East corner of Public and Mai n-st ilkcsbarre. Picture Frames.CommonGiltand Mahogany, ornamented and plain, made to order, of any aice. Job Binding ueaily executed. A large selection of common and fine pictures, Albums, Blank books, Stationery, Novels, Ac. ways on hand. June 17 1853, Unexpired temporary premiums, Surplus,..,...,  Anbukw J. Smith, ) Secretary. J ( W*. PjTT PALM*B, ( • President. .$2,169,170 08 lotsl, Before many hours had passeJ, a hunter presented himself to the-lady whose pet the little creature bad been, and sbowod a dollar with ber name upon it, said he had been out in the woods, and saw a fawn in the distance ; the little animal, instead of bounding away, as be expected, moved towards him ; he took aim, fired, and shot it to the heart. When he found the collar about its neck, he wm very sorry that be had killed it. And so the poor little thing died ; one would have thought that the terribe chase would have made it afraid of man but no, it forgot the evil, and remembered the kindness only, and camo to meet a friend the hunter who shot it. It was long mourned by his best friend.—Mis$ Cooper's " Rural Hours." DIRECTORS Statement of the,assets of theComp&ny on January 1, lSfil.publiihed in Conformity with the provisions of the eixth section of the acl o Assembly af April 5th, 18-12. Mohtgaoes.—On property valued at over $1,000,000, being- flrat mortgages on real wUtlo in the city and county of Philadelphia, except *7 6,- 620 9'2ln the ncighboringcountieii,$1,064,668 85 Heal Estate, purchased at Sheriff sales under mortgage claims, surveyed and valued at $110,209 40. , Cost,  IioaXii. — Temporary loans on stocks as oollateral eeaurity Stocks.—Market value, $87,890 27 Cost, '•••«. $76,047 91 Notes and bills receivable,... $1,01# #6 Oash, on baud .......,$23,252 68 « in hands of Agents, 6,686 47 DU. C. R. GORMAN. having resumed the praotice of his profession, reepoetfully tenders lit* serric** to the people of Pittston and 'tjaiufoft »» the E.VfJLE HOTEL will receive prompt attention, uight or day. Pittsteii, July 23, 1881. « W.P. Palmer, Eufus L.Ijortl, Thos.W.PeaMall, Bidney Masou, John 0, (ireen, Win. F. Molt, Peter Cooper, Uhhard Tighe, John Gaftwell. K. H. Brown*, Robt. U. Miuturn, AiiguaUwIl.Ward Edwin t).Morgan,L. 8. Sunret, Ja*. B. Johnxton, Thonui" Barron, Jam*« Colle*, Henry Elsworth, Jolm Steward, Uicll'd. Mortimer, Henry Ba/Ii*. Insures Buildings, Merchandise and other property, against loss or damage by Fire, at rates as low as other Ant-class Stock Companies. Particular attention given to the Imurane* of Farm Property, Isolated Dwellings and their Furniture, for one, three or fivo year*. CheapPassage THE GRAVE-DIGGER. TO AND FUOM "Old man! old man! for whom digg'st thou this gray.T" GEEAT BEITAIS AND IEELAND DR. J. M. BARRETT,—DENTIST. — Office at his residence on Frauklla street, opposite the Methodist Chareh, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Where' he may hereafter he fonnd at all hours. Dr. B. Inserts Teeth on Gold «*Dd Silver plate, Ac., and operates in all the branches of Dental Surgery, In the best manner. A deduction from usual charges sufficient to «rrer expenses, allowed to persons who com* rent a ditiauce. April If, ly. TAPSCOTT BROTHERS i. CO S I asked, aa I walked along ; For I saw in the heart of London streets Euicbatio* a*» Forkig* Exchange Orric*, 80 South St., New Vork. $85,513 38 A dark and busy throng, The French Way op Making Go** fee.—Put into the coffee-pot as many oupa of water as yon wish to make ooffee; let the water boil; then put in as many tablespoonsful of coffee as there are oups of water; stir it in, and let it simmat till the head falls; then take it froip the fire, pour in a cup of cold water, and let it stand on the hearth ten minutes, when it will be quite clear. \ cup of this coffee added to a cup of boiled milk, and sweetened according to taste, will be found a luxory. Draft* as England, Ireland, Scotland and Wale*. Losses equitably adjusted, asd prohptlt paid in Cash at this Aokscr. $84,671 37 ' Twos a strange wild deed! but» wilder wish Of a parted soul, to lie 'Midst the troubled numbers of living men, Who would p»s» him idly by! TAPSCOTT'* rAVORITIC LISK OP LIVERPOOL PACKETS SAILS EVERY THREE DAYS. X LlN£ OF L ONDON PA CKETS THOMPSON DERR, Agent, Wilkes-Barre, P*. May 28, 18l}3.—ly UNDERTAK T SHI" ■Fs ■MMbaary arrangememe eomp ;»to thaBbore business, to wf Wttta promptness and iiapatcl. •taift ooaltnntlr on hand. Pe ■trricei will please «all a' July S, 18#2.-Iy-1 HAILS EVERY TB!f DATB mark McDonnell, $29,939 15 Sol said, "Old man, for whom thou this ING1 Partiea wishing to send for tlirtr frienda or remit money to tHe OLD COUNTRY, can do to at the lowest ratea, by applying to MlUUA&b W. ilOKItlS, Sept. 8, 18C4-3iu Pittaton, Pa. JANHFACTUBEB 0» m $2,231,647 67 In the heart of London town V And the deeped -toned voice of the digger replied, "Ve'er a laying a gas-pipe down!" grave, To KeejD Tires on Wheels.—rHear what a practical man says on this subject: "I ironed a wagon some years ago, for my own use, and before putting on the tires I filled the fellies with linseed oil; and tbe tires have worn out and were never loose. I ironed a bugzy for my own use seven years ago, and the tires are now as tight as when put on. My method of filling the follies with oil is as follows : I use a long cast-iron oil beater, made for the purpose; the oil is brought ftD a boiling beat, the wheel is placed on a stiok, so as to hang in the oil, each felly an hour, for a common siged felly. The timber should be dry, as green timber will not take oil. Care should be taken that the oil be not made hotter than a boiling heat, in order that the timber be not burnt. Timber filled with oil is not susceptible to water, and tbeq timber is mu«h more durable, I was amused some years ago, when I told a blacksmith how to keep the tires tight on wheels, by his telling me it was a profitable business to tighten tires, and the wagon maker will say it is profitable to him to make and repair wheels—but what will the farmer, who supports the wheelvqght and smith, IE m»deTsiC;n-ed wo»ld inform ptlblio.that havreccntiy procur• t . r ' Re ai. Kstaw:.—Market valne,. $110,299 49 Coat as above, , 85,513 38 Advance in value, *——— Stocks.—Marketvalue,.. $87,890 37 Cost as above,,., 76,047 97 Advance in value,  BOOTS * SHOES $24,78# 11 Del,, Lack, & Western Railroad, Chase of jt Fawn. Invit*» the attention Boots,' Shoe*, Gaitors, Ac., ofY v.iy atyle and C'air, Ci« well-as coarse boots, aud work of every description in his line made to order with neatness and despatoh. $12,842 30 A pretty little fawn had been brought in very yo«ng from the wood* and nursed and petted by a ladj in the village until it had become aa tame a possible. It was graceful, as those little creatures always are, and so gentle and playful that it became a great favorite, following the different metpbers of the family about, caressed by the neighbors, and welcome everywhere.G-iiNWKKL Total,.... 82,269,175 08 Losses by Finn.—Losses paid during the year 1»60, $108,325 It. • Bt order of the Board. CIIAS. N. BANCKEIt, President. To Warjj Pqtatoeh.—Potatoes are nicely done in tljp following way: Fttboil as many potatoes as are needed; let them lie till the next morning, then eut them !q small squares; add to them bream or ipilk, enough to make them more than moist, with a little butter, and pepper and salt. Place on tbe fire, cover them, and stir gently at' times. ZW IlEARSE, and having all other •»lcteCl, he has gone *«h hfc-*ill attend Bunn: ing Time* of Passengor Trains, Oct. 12th, 1864. LEAVE lOUTHWABD. I LEAVE *OliT»WAa». COFJIXSof*]! jrwifl «J«5'r',1B bi« the »tbr« of the un- V. BHJUJIIDAN. Aecemmoda•• tfon. Passenger.Passenger.Accommodation.tion. Attest—W. A. STEEL, Secrctarv pro tcm. Dwbctohr.—Chns. IT. Bancker, President; Bd- Wnrd 0. Dale, Vim P#a«UUnt: Tobias Warner, Samuel Grant. Jacob R. Smith, Geo, W. Richards, MordecniD. lewis, David S. Brown, Isaac Una, George Fales. ™"5"" VTit. A. STEEL. Secretary pro tern. BEN J. JONES, Agent. I STATI0K8, P.M. P.M. A. M P. M. A large assortment of Findings, and Leather, Preach Calf, One morning, after gambolling about a* usual until weary, it threw itself down iu tbe sunshine, at the feet of one of its friends, upon tbe steps of a store. There came along a countryman, who for several years had been a hunter by pursuit, and who still kept several dogs; one of the heunds came with him to the village on this ocoasion. The dog, as it approached the spot where the fawn lay, suddenly stopped; tbe tittia animal saw him and darted to its fiat. It had lived more than half its lift among the dogs of the village, and had apparently lost all fear of them ; bit it seemed now t« know instinctively that an enemy was at hand. Is an instant a change came over it; and tbe gentleman wjjo related the incident, and who was standing by at the moment, observed that he had never ia his life seep a fiqer sight than tbe apdden arousing of instinct in that beautiful creature. In a second, its whole character and appearance seems changed, #U to past habit d were forgotten, every wild impulse wai awake; its nostrils dilated, its eye flashing. In another i«stwt, before the spectatori had thought of the danger, before itf fViends could seenre it, the fawn leaped wildly through tbe streets, and the hoonc hi fill pursuit. The bystanders werC »oer to save it; several persons instantly oflowed on iu track; the friends who haC th' REMOVAL Great Bend .. New Milford Montrose  2.30 .3.00 8.35 4.15 6.16 5.60 8.16 (.35 7.05 P.M. Kip, Oak Taaned Hole and Upper, constantly on hand to suit town and ceuntry custom, at the lowest figure for cash. Give me «. call bcfyre pure fusing else whflfi SEXT DOOK TO 11LAKELY HALL'S DRUG STOBti, There are two Irishmen in Bangor who reoeivo annually between twenty and thirty thousand dollars each, in gold, as dividends of the product of a mine in which they ara interested in California, and in which, for a time, they wrought with their own hands, Brandensburg's Bakery. Pittaton, Sept. 5, I8M. New Briok, Opposite Hopbottom Nicholsoft . 00 H W M i C 2 s 5 * C id a M BASIN. PITTSTQN, PA. THE STAFF OF LIFE 1« good Bread, and 1 would respectfully inform the citizens of Pittston and vicinity, that I always keep the g«pSlWaD$iele on Uandfor sale, with aUkintfs of CRACKERS, PIES, CAKES, 4C. Families and Parties supplied with everything |n Jiisliue, on short notice, and on reasonable My establishment is now in my new brick VRtralnc opposite tbe big basin, on Mnin st. * ™ FBANK BBANDENBUBG. March i, 1863. ;f . . Factoryvillo A bin g ton ..... MAIN STREET. PITTSTON. April 2, 1863.—ly c oD Clark's Sum't. 8CKANTON. Greenvilta.... A « C ► Dunning. Moseow PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS The Manohester Print Work*bare nnde during the year fourteen million* of y»rds of delaines and print cloths, and fifty-si? thousand dozea of hosiery, equal to seven thousand nine hundred and fifty-four milsa of cloth, or twenty njiles daily. Gouldsboro', Tobyhanua, Forks .... HORIHEASTEBN PENNSYLVANIA ■* U* LJ 2 k o o » in HE ■g ■5 i «I o 3 g 2 S ® O 8 a 5 S " * 2 sSs f "2 =C 5 1 Ilonryville.... Sprugucville,. Stroudaburg... Water Gap .Mount Bethol Delaware ...... Oakland 1 V. PETERSEN, Pittston, Pa. IT. Ct A,'PETEBSXI)t, Serantop', *♦, O m * jnr jm»J& 12.65 J2.40 12.31 12.10 I2.«4 No Chance of a Change fob Dodgald—In a Highland village, many years ago, the wife of Donald Mora was taken' *ery |11, aod the whisky (the Highlander'* «re-all) not having, is this case, had the desired effect, she died. Soon after, the news of her death spread over the village where one Itasgald Mae lavish was found hy his neighbors, giving vent to extreme grief, in a manner which surprised not a few of* them ; aod on questioning DokgtJd as to the cause of such demonstration*, he answered : "There's Donald More's wife dead." ''Well," said they, "'what about that: she w$* ijo relation of yoftrs—why should that effect you "Och, och V said Dobgald; "everybody is getting a change hut n?e." The people of the Shenandoah villej,aaj« a rebel letter, are much incensed against Early, and their constant answer, when asked the news, is : " O, nothing, except that old Early has been trading cannon to tie Yankees for whisky." SAMUEL J. BARBER, fD « - Mcalptor, and Dealer ta ortign and Domestic MARBLE, Xgnb-SUnti, lutelt, Wiidaw Cap* 4 Silli, OPPOfllTK THE BAJfK, '■* WTStON, LTJZEBNE CO., PA. -J'T All ord«r« promptly attended, aid satisfaction [April a, im.-ly •M'nunkaCh'k Bridgeville j Oxford....- • Jf D' Il.it . 11.42 . 11.25 .1 A. M Washington New'IIampton "ch'ogo forPVl 1 I BKHJ. E. BOWEN'8 The manger of advertising for a, hittr band in Java is by placing aa empty flowcr-pot on the portioo roof, whieh is u much to say, " A yobng lady is in the honn. Husband wanted." The Passenger Train Northward Leaves New Hampton oa tfa arrival of th Mail Train Whjch leaves NEW YORK at 8.00 A M., and MANUNKA CHUNK on the arrival 01 the Train wliieh leaves PHILADELPHIA, (Kensington Depot) at 7.14 Ai M. At fiCRANTON this Train makes dote connections with Trains oh the LACKAWANNA A BLOOMSBO ROaud DELAWARE i, HUDSON Railroads, and at Great Bend with the Mail Train oa the Eric Bailwajr goisg West The Pawenrer Train Southward lie* ve* Great Bend after the arrival of the Cincinnati Express from th* West, connecting at Scranton with Trains on the Lackawanna * Bloomsburg *m# Delaware i, Hudson Railroads; at Maauuica Chunk with the traUD for Philadel- 5bin, and at New Hampton with Train* for ew Tork, the Lehigh Valley, Harrisburg, Ac. Passengers by thi* Train arrive in New York at «■ * 6,40, in Philadelphia uj, 8.S0, and jn Harrisburg Q £fr The Accommodation Train a NT) Sorthward, connect* at Great B«ud with the - aL All P«M.ng«Tr»ifl# oath. Erie Bail- depart Cwar itow at Great lteiaCL REST T P WATTS COOKE, Soyt. neatly B. A- HEHBY, Gen. Ticket Agent My e»i 1 "fifty C. PETERSEN*, ttosetdile. p*. Kov. Si I860. D? A TCJIl v «***&« Boot, Shoe, Leather and Finding's /j \» fc» «TOBS DKD MAWUSAfiEOfti', ; 524 i r •»»*►»»►•  It is estimated that during the last week upwards of fifty thousand parsons, aaldiers *od civilians, have Left Washington by railroad for their bouagi, to vote at the Presidential election • IWW' undfiffticaed,would respectfully an»o«nc : » t0 hia old frlenda , the public thftt he ht =OOT*?s:tet!iSr^.to5Xdrs?. *" 6 wkSSSS*8'* — n«x Ave the very best manufacture. Having In constant U bad hitherto known, ID V&ia. O tx V X* 5 . employ tii e best of.workmen, theoa.tomdepart- The hooter endeavored to fhistle baol XjDABQ[£I* aoy*1 j°» nl?£n liTiXTio* h« dog, bat with no «ore »aoceM. I. *2« f ». a. BOlflN. hilfa minute &e fawn h»d tertrf fcC ?EC rrULLY PttUto», AjirH 2,first corner, 4a«Jud onwwd (towards th« Cfcild*en»'Uia««/ SMM. : BeMerod Ul*]f .{rfe fr tfce cool bosom oj ater.of all descriptions,in .ft* mr- «.». JWttMEX.. the W J* Mon 4ecek«d; th. W%SS&** abiishment is oppositeC. Law*£UD.« ———  re, Main street, Pittston, P*. T?Gfc SENT—THE W9TT STEW MTLL. En ' ■ %aasuw i» im*. .".'"CAMBRIAN HOUSE," Ui FITTBTON, PA. m flWttlYH THOMAS, Proprietor. baring purchased tlw mter- Xest of Mr. W. E. Whyte in tfce »bo»» well *Bt fsv*«6ty k*o»«' aaMkUbhanont, would re- MMtfaflrttaferni hi. fri»nd« and former patrons 01 the House, as well as the publio in general, lothlng will k« l*ft ulldone to render U brt .tv-le tftelH Oyjteri and various other i will b« prepared in the modt'Kfceptable ehhd itWW«. Th« Huw«« aim? to be asgenNMp o«Ued upon an apothecary with *mik infant; he give her ft powder, of which she was to give the sick child as muoh as she oonld hold CW a sixpence, We yo»»u said, « PVapa yer honor Wi# Wttl sixpepoe, f«?r I Wwt ope at all, at all." An old lady lately died, in Goo section t, ►god ninety years. Her descendants, who gathered aroand her during her last illness, numbered 219 people, A man in Chicago, who W fwquirei the had habit of taking drinks and not piy*B{r for them, Was recently "hot dead by 9 jfr tender to settle ycpunt. Foots, praising the boapiisAvty of the Irish after one of hia trips to the sister kingdom, a gentleman aaked him if he had firer been at J0wfc. " No, air," said Foote, " hat I have aeansaany drawings of jtf The man in the street, whCj weighs people for a peony, jays fee gpta his uviog by wore weigh* thao one. There are six hundred and forty acres • of land in a square mile «Sb, fate of th« Hule-no una! *11; V yalu«b!* farm for iale. ANY PfTton to porehMe • MOP, FARM Dn Luwrrio oeimty, «re rM«e»ted to call on the upd.»nm"fl a. K. BICHA T, Oct. 7,18*3 tf Gazette »fflco, fiHrien . —— - h»s recently be«p soli - ij. t V