Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              ' I " I,, ., .. D11.M |Ml| .- •»"•D•D'«UW«r»«. « . ■- D ■■«n 11 I I|l»nrt » -D»!.! I ■-rt v. - . • 1-- •D' iwrag^"-"11!!-"! L»..— - ■ - -■ -I |—- L 1-1 iTrrsTON gazette, If M i gfc PUBLISHED WEEKLY UV _____ _____ _____ __— PTTTOTflN JKrT A yPTTP1 ;fesssEsill lijlUItQ9PVT/VZjJJj 1 1 Hi »neorthr*e week». Auditor's Notice*, each estate, WOO 'C ■ i1!!!? f.,7^\.W Umiiiiafcrator't Kotices 200 Dn *' • 1m. | "ir\Hn\. II y  uu ' l D10 00 Tt Job Printing and Th» "Gazette" Jobbing GfflC and the Job Printing Office i - p Doing no# consolidated, embrace* a larpei vr Jobbing material than anr other office In t he « and is fully prepared to execute worfc of »11 ki: thebenUnif cheapest manner. F«Ttic|iWr«tt. given to tbefollowing: — MANIFESTS, ORDERS, , PAMPHLETS, HAtfpBIJ,!^, CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, BIIOW-HILLS, TICKETS, LABELS, CARDS, • NOTES, AO,, A Bqtuire, column^ sis; 3 00 | 8 00 | 12 00 AND LUZERNE ANTH ACITE JOURNAL " a •: 00 I 6 00 00 | ail 00 RUJUNtt. Ruled work ofal Iklnda. don* i n the neateaian manner,and printed a« reqnrnttd. Everything line willreceiTeprompt attention. - 14 00 I 20 00 I* ao 00 I «D 90 | 3D00 80 00 | TO 00 ietotefc to % Coal fitierals, ffflitics, $eks, literature, aitir Central Intelligence. Merchants' cards not exceeding one »nuare, vitn occasional notices, inoluding subscription the rrrtsTO* Ois» ttk, *15 00 per annum. Editorial or local item advertising will be barfed 1# cents per line each insertion. Kotices of deaths or marriage* will be 1D"?r*' without charge. Obituaries lO oents per line. 'Advertisement* mutt be handed in 1° tiloek A. M. on Wednesday to insure attention. BLANKS. Tlie following Blanks nro Kept on hand ore to order,and sold on reasonable tortna:—jgherft Warrant*, Constable Sale*, Summons, JndjmMn tracts, Promisory Nates. Sut.pcnne. Attachment! cutions, Marriage Certificates,Check Rolls,Tijnt Deeds,Contracts,Leases,Ac-,etc. D VOLUME XV.—NO. 29. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1865. WHOLE NO. 809. Franklin Fire Insurance Company, PATIENCE. business cards. CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. Geo. W- Brainerd & Co, 6BOOBRS, _JL»— SHOES. NEW They imagine they behold a proof of oar weakness in the sodden disbanding of our armies. We do not see that it is a proof of weakness. We do not view it " in that light." It shows oar shill, energies and capacities as in forming them. It shows a triumph of power and advantage these generous, sanctiuoniona Powers do not possess. We are not compelled as they to keep up great standing armies of half a million of men to enforce and defend oppressive laws, loading the people with taxation. Wc olaim this sudden converting of our armias into citizcns a crowning glory—ono of the spcoial, happy results of our institution*. There is no discussion here between tho government and the people, thence, no necessity for strong military power to stand between the government and the people—no necessity for Praetorian Guards or standing armies to preserve the dccrecs of despotism. The Government and the People am one and the same; and wc no sooner disposu of a great war aud adjust our difficulties than wc send home our soldiery to resume their former avocations of peacc, diminishing our debt, and lightening the burdens of the people. Accident in tho Italian Alps. Daring the month of Jaly several 1 lish gentlemen, members of an Ai; Club, came to Zermatt, with the inteai of climbing the coloaeal cliffs of Mount C vin, hitherto pronounced insurraounta These were Edward' Whymper, Cht Hudson, Mr. Haddo, and Lord Fra Douglas. Mr. Hudson had brought \ him cables of iron wire to facilitate thC ccnt, but left them behiad at his hote He and his companions procured tl guides from Zermatt, and with seven bo' of wine began the ascent. Having pa through the snow at the foot of Cei Lord Francis Douglas, who was only n teen years old, took some rest from si while the othcts remained awake ' was on the night of July 18-14. On morning they resumed their march, found the asccnt more easy than they expected. By two o'clock p. m. they re: cd the summit; and after a abort rest t began to retrace their course. Orot% of the guides, went ahead ; after him c Douglas, Haddo, Hudson, and .Whymj then came the other two gnidea, Taugi and his son. All of them were attac to a single cord, and were proceeding d the jagged way, with great exaltation C their sacacas, when Douglas slipped gave the oord a violent pull that turn1 Haddo, Hudson, and the wbole comj over tbe side of the cliff. Taugwald, father, who waa last in the line, did lose his presence of mind. He passed end of the oord through a crack in the r and believed for a moment that he fcac rested the fail of his fellow-travelers, suddenly the rope broke between Whyn and Hudson ; and Croti, Lord Doa| Haddo, and Hudson bounded down i rock to rock for four thousand feet. c. S. STARK, Attorney at aw, , PITTSTON, TA. " What is long sought Come when unsought." I launched my bark upon the little bay, OF PHILADELPHIA. $400,000 00 «U14,U« 84 46,707 34 AMD P«.petu»l Premiums,. Less five per cent.,.  And Mi led out to the dark and lonely sea— The tea that murmurs to itaelf all day, And teemed, I thought, to murmur unto me I Pensions, 103 MURRAY, near WEST St. GEO. W. BRAINERD, 1  DAVID BELDEN [ NEW YORK. KLIBHA W. BAXTER J $808,439 5: Bounty, Back Pay, Unexpired temporary premiuma, 200,612 J3 Surplus, I. 800,224 24 lotal, $2,160,178 08 "Come hither to my broad and hearing breast, For I have treasures deep and manifold j Inglorious seeker of the world's soft rest, Come hither to my jewels and my gold! ' and otiick Government Claims Collected. ' Office is Express Office. Aug. 10, 18(15.—ly.  G. B. SMITH, RESPECTFULLY invitest he theattention of the public to hlslarge stock of BOO TS AND SHOES,suck as Gents'FineOalfBoots, Congress Guitars, Oxford Ties &c. Also, a large variety of Ladies' and Childrens'shoes, and Gaitcraof alldoscriptions,in fact everythingthe line. He has connected a separate department for* RESTAURANT and CONFECTIONRET, neatly fitted up in good stylo. My establishment is oppositeC. Law&Co.i Cash Store, Main streei; Pittston. Pa. Tho patronage oi tbo publicissolicited. Pittston,March 29,1860,—tf. Importer of Brandies, Wines, Gins, &Ci| &c., ACi, No. 191W Street, 1 door above Dunne St., NEW-YORK. March 7, 1861. MlyX Statement of the assets of the Company on January 1,1861, published in conformity with the provisions of the sixth section of the acto Assembly of April 6th, 1842. Mortoauks.—On property valued at over 14,000,0011, being first mortgages on real estate in the city and county of I'hiladel phia, except $76,- 529 9*i.i the aeighboringoounties,$1,954,558 85 Real Estate, purchased at Sheriff sales under mortgage claims, surveyed and valued at $110,299 49, Cost, I sailed out to the dark and lonely tea, And heard the tempest's melancholy wail; The spirits of the shipwrecked passed by me, And distant vessels quivered in the gale. DR G. SPERLING, German Physician and Surgeon, (HOMEOPATHIC AND ALLOPATHIC.) (Late from Broslan, OFFICE IN THE BUTLEB HOUSE, O* * IV,Ji. plTTsTON) pA, I found no treasure; but at, empty wreck— Sad wreck of the departed and the lost— I placed the relics on my shattered dcck, And voyaged homeward sad and tempest-tost. L. L. CUBT1SS, CURTISS & CO., C. G. CURTISS $85,613 88 CORNER OF LLOYD & PRIME STREETS, BUFFALO, N. Y., Loans. — Teinjwrary lu»ns on ■ took* as collateral security,...  Stockb.—Market value, $87,890 27 TLS~ Special attention givon to diaaaaes of tlieEye and Ear, aa welf as the practice of Medieh.0 generally. Prompt a topt.on given to all calls. Treatment given in.the.HomeopathiC! Or Allopathic practice to suit tho case anil prtjfcrences of the patient. hour. from 0 to iD, A. M., afternoon, from 12 to3; evening, lTbln T to l«. Pittaton, Aog. 8,1865.  £2 £ $84,671 37 Long, long, I watched upon the sea-girt height, And lower down I watched upon the sand; Mine anxious eyes wore busy day and night, And yet my treasure never came to land. Commission Merchants co ph $ t «S*I Si o I $ $ ! "5 I * Hia Id -H m i S i H 2 C=D rt =3 fcc Cost,  Notes and bills receivable  Cosh,on hand, $23,252 68 " iu liunds of Agents, #;C8# 47 b JLJ $29,939 15 »75,04T 97 $1,#1B 96 FOR TIIB PURCHASE AW!D BALK OP fill IS, SEEDS, HOPS Sl PROVISIONS. At Inst mine ryes were lifted to the skies, Forgetting hopes and longings onoe so sweel When lo! the tide rolled in with heary sighs, And laid the longed-for treasure at my feet. Also, holesalo Dealers in Western and Canada Flour. Particular attention paid to purchasing and shipping Grain on orders. May 1, 1862.-flm CO $2,231,647 C7 fa is y, U C Of) §3 Hi* i RtsAL Kstati.—Market The best tiling England can do is to get out of Canada and France out of JJexico. It may save them tbeir crowns for a few Cs longer. In collision with us Engmay again be reminded that " her possessions upon which the sun never sets" do not include the surrender of Lord Cornwallis at York town Perry's victory on Lake Erie, or MeDonough's victory on Lake Cbamplain. Johnny Bull will experience that filled with dried beef, oranges self-conceit and arrogance will not facilitate her progress ic collision with young America. Let her build her boats along the nooks and corners of her Canadian Provinces— they will not frown upon us much or darken our waters. She can no longer stab and conccal the hand, licr hypocricy is uumaskod ; her spirit of jealosy palpable, and her acts of courtesy to .us have been those of the wolf to the Iamb. We know her; wo understand her, and we are prepared for her. E. J. B. ~ DB. S. C. MABSH'S National Hair Restorer! TCwse? fi--" on^' thuiK uid stroDKt Htopn ita fulling out, frees the &2L&W HaWnesni euro. Pity lint!* Halt Rheum, Tetter. and all other eutanC*ou* C1i8- of th«* unrip. It does not dye the llair, hut helps Nature *ecrete lh« proper coloring matier wiiieh eon*tl3SBXhJo. For site, Uota.l, by value  Cost ■(•bove, ... Ailvuncc in vnlue, - -gj $iJ,7So 1 Stocks.—Mnrkctvalue,.. $87,890 27 .*110,209 49 . 85,613 38 JOftI All RIKCIKL, WH. B. ALBIIOHT, Army Correspondence. AI.KRRD BTKIILV, HAIIIJBL C1. rfVOTT. Cost as above,..  Advance in value, 75.04T 87 IIENRV S. FISTKn, « ~ D12,842 30 Ornc* Asst. Co*, or Musters, ) Foot Mokhoe, Va. Skit. 20, 1805.) Dkar Gazette.—That mast be a seriously obtuse mind that cannot perceive the jealousy and animosity existing against this Government upon the part of England and France. Their spirit toward us is precisely the same as it was during our straggle with Treason. They at times, pretend to make a great show of friendship, of good feeling; pretend to offer congratulations ; pretend to rejoice at our success, but it is as near hypocricy as anything wo can call it—a feeling of hatred and prejudice, all the more bitter, because thty attempt to conoeal it. Wc, however, are not so blinded ; not so easily fooled with " chaff"; not so fond of plaoing implicit confidence in those who would laugh at our calamities and mock when our fear comctli." We have sufficient evidence to convince us from the conduct of these two countries, that they don't like us—diametrically opposed to our institutions in spirit and principle. This antagonism is old and deeply rooted. It is a veteran haired. Recent circumstances may have, and doubtless have, contributed, not a little, to this enmity. But it has its inception in'circumstances of more ancieflt date. As to England, especially, we refer to the war of the Revolution in which our Fathers broke loose from ber oppression. She would have remained our " friend" if they had not opposed her arrogance and presumption, and been content to live in vassalage to her extortions, and had contributed largely, to the taxation she was so eager to impose. She would have loved us all the more if every American Mother's pound of tea would have contributed more in taxation than it was worth, wc allude, also, to the war of 1812 when our gallant Navy swept ber wooden hulks from tbc lakes and drove her British hordes from our shores. CUD "go Q3 |S r » -■OS f a . § «• a o ® a M - Total, $2,289,176 08 Losses bt Piiib.—Losses paid during the year 1880, S10«,325 11. JOS. RIEGEL k II. 8. P18TER, (Late Ricgel, Weiat A Ervin,) O By order of the Board. CIIAB. N. BANCKER, President. Went Pittnton, Sole Agent for Lu*orne, Co Ltiton. Oct y. 1 IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Attest—W. A. STEEL. Secretary pro tcm. Duikcvors.—Chas.N.Bancker,President; Edward C. Pale, Vice President: Tobias Wagner, Samuel Grant. Jacob It. Smith. Geo. "W. Richards, Morderai D. Lewis, David 8. Brown, Isaac Lea, George Fates. WM. A. STEEL. Secretary pro tem. BENJ. JONES, Agont. Dr. G. W. MASSER, ca TTAVING been ap|MDiut«-d Examining Sur- H irftin for Luzerue County, will make tbo ltwunfal examinations of I N VP.S amiexftiiUDO applicants for lENSlOHB, aftra5ui.ee, FRANKLIN AVEHlfK, (near Ue UU.ulio Church,) SCRANTON, Pa. vXug. 3,1806. »m - ■  DRY GOODS, No 47 NOBTH THIBD STBEET, W 3 e= CD S3 a II § £ ca I'll IL AD Ek I'll 1A next morning tbeir bodies were found w they foil. Aug. 3,1865 Pittston. Sept. 5.1881 THE CAMBRIA HOTEL, ATM LIFE INSURANCE CO,, Ladies Siiould Read Newspaper It is a great mistake in female educatic keep a young lady's time and attentiot voted to only the fashionable Hterera of the day. If you woold qualify hei conversation, you must give her sometl to talk about—give her education with aotual world and its transpiring eft Urge her to read the newspapers, aad come familiar with the present chart and improvements of oar race, llistoj of some importance, but the past won dead, and we have nothing to do, wj£! Our thoughts and our concerns shouli for the present world; to know what and improve the oondition of it. Let have an intelligent opinion, and be abl sustain an intelligent conversation cone ing tho mental, moral, and political! provements of our times. Let die jjil annuals and poems on the center tabh kept a part of the time covered with wi ly and daily jonrnals. Let the wl family, men, women, and children, I the newspapers.— Godey. DU. 0. R. GORMAN, having resumed the practice of hi* profession, respectfully tonioiVKIs services to tho people of Pittston and airlift at the EAGLE HOTEL will receive v.,mpt attention, night or day. Pittstou,,July 25.1'HOl.  02 CHATHAM STREET. DR. C. M. WILLIAMS, SURGEON DENTIST, NEW-YORK, HARTFORD, CONN. 13 NOW IN THOROUGH ORDER, NEWLY Furnished, and replete with every convent enee aud comfort. Rooms to let with or without board for permanent hoarder! or transitu! visitors. Ullages: Rooms 4#sent* to 41 per night; K-iom* and board $1.00 to D?2 per day. Night clerk in attandaneo. 1 ELE 4 ZEIt JONES. Proprietor. Main Street, Pittston, Pa. Among llie many improvements recently introducecf in his practice, he regards nono of mora importance than his method of ASSETS *1,500,000. This old and substantial life in. snrnnne f\»inp:inv is ln#ninff nvej ttliO Policies per mouth. Its ia im roasinjj witli wonderful rapidity. Get insured at once. MOSES CALDWELL, General Agent SCR ANTON. Applications received by I. W. MOI8TEB, Providence, Pa. Social Salamanders. DR. J. M. BARRETT,—DENTIST.— Office at his residence on Franklin str .it, opnoaihe Methodist Church, Wilkns-Harre, Pa., where he inav hereafter he found at all hour*. Dr. B. insert* Teeth on Oold a«id Silver plate, Ac.,and operates in all tho branches of Dental Sergory.in the heat manner. A deduction from usual charge* sufficient to cover expenses, allowed to persons who comu i'tm a distance. April l'J, 18(10.—ly. EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, which ho is doing successfully every day, by tho use of Considering the amount of annoyance and misery which, in some shape or other, every body has to go through iu his passage through life, it would obviously be a great thing if we could discover the secret of those most remarkable people who seem to pass through the fiery furoace of mortification or disgrace without suffering a pang. The man of ordinary sensibility may endure his troubles, great and small, with fortitude or resignation, but still they affect him in a very perceptible fashion. To have his name and his private affairs dragged before the public, on to be humiliated in society by the bad conduct of his relations, or to fail in his business, fills him with a vexation which he scarcely cares to conceal. But there are plenty of peoplo who appear thoroughly impervious to all feelings of this sort. Like Shadrach and Meshach, they arc protected bjr a mysterious force against the usual effects of the neated furnace. When they come out we can plains ly see that on their bodies the fire has no power, nor is a hair of their head "siuged, nor are their ojats changed, ncr has the smell of fire passed on them. Instead of courting retirement, they seek as much society as they can get. Instead of covering up their humiliations or misconduct, they treat it all as something quite in the ordinary course of things, ana ingeniously solace themselves by viewing their own deliberate folly or wickedness as naturally incidental to the common lot of mortal man. The advantages of possessing a temperament of this kind arc too plaiu to need enumeration. Such a disposition is only one instance of the many beneficent provisions for tempering the wind to the shorn lamb. The young lady, for instance, who finds too late that men betray, and thinks the only art to soothe her m«lanoholy is to bring an action for breach of promise, would, one might suppose, bo the most miserable of women but for this exceptional gift of resisting all unoomfortableinfluenocs. Most young ladies would endure any amount of horrible suffering in another way rather than drag tho faithless lover and their own lacerated feelings before a judge and jury. But of course wo all know that there are beings in whose eyes scruples of this sort are only the mark of a very poor creature. They have not the slightest objection in tho world to hear a middle-aged counsel' read out the once prized love-letters amidst the roars of a crowded and conviviallymipded dourt. They can sit by and—for form's sake shedding a sentimental tear or two under a veil—listen with complaceucy to evidence as to the number of kisseB and squeezing of the hand which wont on, and to prosaic narratives of the lover-like speeches which the defendant had been sooh a fool as to make, in the presence of a cloud of witnesses. Aug. 17, 1805. 3m] NITROUS OXIDE GAS. AWDBEW C. BBYDEN, It is perfectly safe nnd very pleasautto inhale. Its results -lave been entirely satisfactory in cvo «• instance. 0. M. W. April 20, 1885 ly witn itooma with J. W. MILLER, adjoining the Cush Store ot Chns. Lnw A Co. PitUton, May let 1864. im&mias Wo^nisTJiiins, M.An.Moru.M AND WUOLK8AI.R DKALCII I* Pure Clarified Cider Vinegar FARRINCTOX, LEONARD A CO., BEft'J. E. EGWEN'S WHOLESALE GROCERS, Ho. I IE BROADWAY, iMiu'BY I akuinwtos.I NEW YORK, W'.W. n. I.KONMM". titx». 15. FAKUIS'iTOS. ) Stock Company, Incorporated 1812. isnerosr r|i MANHATTAN Jiool, Shoe, Leather and Finding's MAIN STREET, [Junoi- 186 V] FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK, ASSETS $905,500 HTOB E M A V FACTO R Y PITTSTON PA. E. WRIOHT, 1). C. HARRINGTON WRIGHT & HARRINGTON, ZS~ AH orders promptly attended to. Ahdiisw J- Smith, ) Secretary. J J Wm. Pitt Palvkr ( Presideut. The undersigned would respectfully announce to his old friends and the public that he has opened an establishment of the above description in the room next door south of Bbifler A Lance's old stand, where he is well stocked with Gentlemen's, Ladies, Misses*and Children's Shoes of the very best manufacture. Having in constant employ the best of workmen, the custom department of his establishment will uot be inferior to any in northern Pennsylvanis. Satisfaction warranted. B. £• BO WEN. N. B. No acids of nny k jnCl used In tin) manuf.icture of my vinegar. It is to be superior for pickling and all other domestic pur|»M.ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WILKKS-MARBK, 3?A, DIRECTORS W.p. Palmer, Rufux L.Lard, Thns.W. Pearsall, Sidney Maaon, John »:.C»reen, Wm. K. Mott, PeterCooper, Hi iliartl Tighe, John Caawell. It. if. I'.i-owne, Hobt. B. Minturn, Auguatnsll.Ward Edwin O.MnrKan.L. iiaii-n, Ja«. B. Johnston, Thojoa* Cnrron, .lames Cnllep, Henry Kfaworth, Jolin Steward, Bielt'd. Mortimer, Henry Hayll». Insures Buildings, Merchandise and other property, against loss or damage by Fire, at rates as low as other first-class Stock Companies. Particular attention given to the Insurance of Farm Property, Isolated Dwellings and their Furniture, for one, three or five years. omceon Main St., above .Z Bennett's Store. Will practice in Courts of Luzerne County and Mayor's Court., o. Carbon dale. Consultations in German and'Englisb. I). C. Harrington', Notary Public, Feb. 4, ISO4, Parents who love their offspring  teach them, whether boys or girls, in ei childhood to stem the river and buffet briny wave. Let eggs and bright cC glitter for them at the bottom of the h and reward their diving feats. While t think only of .the baubles and the sp they will be gaining incalculable treaac of health and oourage, of suppleness i strength of limb. When the storm ba at sea they will be calm when others trC ble, knowing that they have power over water, and remembering that the surl their playmate. Let none who oan swim suppose that their eduC ition is cD pletcd. They are the most pitiable of n tals when the question arises of getting shore or joining their ship without a b. The light-hearted sailor-boy, who stM over the seething harbor-bar, will lai their book-learning to soorn, as he e round bis waist the rope whioh his oomra have thrown out to savo and welcome I on board. .Inly 27, 1S0S. NEW BAKERY. The uuderaigned would respectfully an limine* to the public that they have opened U S. War Claim Agency. Pittston, April 2,1863.—ly AX EXTENSIVE BAKERY IN PITTSTON adjoining the Butler House, where they will be prepared at all times to supply families and parties with Bread Biscuit, Cakes and Pies, of all kind, on short notice. From an extensive experience in the bakery business tlu-y feel no hesitation in saying that they will bo able to satisfy all as to the quality of Bread Ac,, which they offer. A share of patronage is respectfully Elicited. EI/TEllICH 4TREFFIR80N Pittston July Btb. 1805. UNDERTAKING I Tbc difference in oar systems of government is the primeval cause. They cannot bear our system of government—the people's government. The elements of its prosperity are exceedingly distasteful. This feeling has been intensified by the subversion of their darling hopes in our subversion of treason. For many years has England been engaged in the very laudable enterprise of fomenting difficulties between the North and South. Her representatives would say to the North, " oh! what a fine country, what fino institutions you have. Every man has sovereign privileges that are common to all. But thero is one dark (pot on your escutcheon, and that is Slavery. Remove it, romove it, and you will be a glorious people." These same representatives would visit tho South and say to her, '* what a fine set of gentry and nobility you are. You have your broad aercs and slaves to till them. They go and come at your bidding. You are kings and princes ; but you must break looso from the North. She is apposed to you. She despises your ways. She would destroy your institutions, and then how vulgar the idea to livo in political union with oitizens that have blessings and immunities of government in common. You must break loose from her, " Such has been the policy of magnanimous, inffoensive, and unobtrusive England. Finally these exertions lighted up a grand war, and then it was that England and France were willing to forget tbo old feuds and quarrels existing between them to enter into fellowship and alliance against u» in our troubles. Then it was they that were mafle happy by the ardent hone and confident expectation of seeing this country fall to pieocs ! Then it was they became Roman spectators of the bloody drama performed by tbe gladiator and the beagt. Then it was tney that looked for the disintegration of States aa ice breaks up in Spring and the alienation and anarchy that destroyed Grecce and that render South America lamentable.— They hoped to point in triumph to our fallen oondition aa proof of the impracticability of a popular from of government—as proof of the success, stability, and glory of their own—as proof of the hallowed beaqty of crowns and oresents that would throw their radiance upon our ruins! But now that we have come out in triumph, vindicated the majesty of our laws, the purity of our principles, the stability of our institutions, shown so j»uoh power and strength, our loye for liberty and our hatred of oppression, their acrimony and bitterness are all the more apparent and vindictive.— They now cling to every aspect of affairs as th? drowning clings tQ ptftwf)- JOHJT RICHARDS, Losses kquitablt adjusted, a.xd promptly IK undersigned would inform public that havrecently jirocur- DULY AUTHORIZED AND LICENSED BY the United States Government, has superior facilities for procuring PENSIONS, BACK /Mi'. UOUNTY, Ac., charges reasonable, and all business with the Department at Washinston entrusted to his care wiil be promptly attended to. one door North of tluD First National Bank, PiLtston, Pa. paid ix Cash at this Aokkcv THOMPSON DERR, Agent, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. HENRY C. DEWEY, Local Agent, PlTTSTOSC, PA QBirrEBL May 28, 1863.—ly W HEARSE, JOHN MACLAREN, Practical Brass Founder, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS having all other necessary arrangements completed, he has gone into the abore business, to which he will attend with promptness and dispatch. COFFINS of all sisesconstantly on hand. Persons disiring his services will picas* call at the store of the unsigned, P. SHERIDAN. Pittston, July 3,188J.-ly-» A CARD. The undersigned begs to acknowledge that " he is no longer in the employ of E. k B. Bevan," has therefore (of course) " oeased to do business for them." NORTH EASTERN *PENNSYLVAN V. PETERSEN, Pittaton, Pa. MO BRASS COCK MMUFICTURER, MAIS STREET, PITTSTON, PENN'A. prr~3 Every description of Brass Work, Oil Cups, Water, Gas. Steam and Vjjf Liquor Cocks, Jobbing, Brass Castings,Ac. doue with despatch. The highest prices paid for old \9('°PPer' ®rtti'8' keaa an(i Zinc. Shop at No. 1 Shaft, Main St., Pittston. April 9, 18«3.—1 v J- MAC. L. His Card setting forth his present businoas, will be Ibuud in another oolumn. W. E. WHYTE, WITH IIENUY ROGERS, 111 Liberty St., Nsw York. Pittston, Juno 22, 1865. JJEST WHITE LEAD! UEST ZINC! TUBE LIBERTY LEAD, Uusurpassed for Wliitencfs, Fine Gloss, Durability, Firmness and Evenness of Surface. Pnne Liiiisrtv Lkab—Warranted to cover mora surface for same weight than any other Lead— Try it anil you will have no other / PIIRF. LIBERTY ZI3C, 4l-'ected ZINC, ground in Befincd Linseed"Oil unequalled in quality, always the same. PURE LIBERTY ZINC, uriuiled to do nioro and better work at given cost than any otlie.— Get the Best! Manufactured at PENNSYLVANIA 1DAINT COLOR WORKS. Orders executed promptly ty ZIEQLEB 4 SMITH, Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers. p&- Store and Office, No. 137 North THIRD JtrW, PHILADELPHIA. March 8, 'Hi 1 y KOCH'S SALOON Olc Andreas Hansen, the Russian gig formerly a curiosity in Barn urn's Musco went " on a spree" the other night in N York. Ha is eight feet one inch tali, I large in proportion, so that his capaoitj beer drinking rather astonished the innk pers wh?m he patronized. He finally wt to sleep, and was then arrested by a aiaj bold policeman. BUTLEE HOUSE, ACKAWANNA AVENUE, (Opposite Wyoning Avenue,) Scranton, Pa. PITTSTON, PENN'A. JT. & A. PETERSEN", Scranton, Pa C. PETERSEN, Honcsdale, Pa. Nor. 8,I860. ELtfERICH & TREFFISON, Refreshments of all kinds both light and substantial, are furnished upon short notice and in tho bejl style of cookery ; a place where one or a party may be served at any time with just what the appetite may crave. A sepurate and elegant furnished Saloon for ladies.—Our guests will at all times receive prompt attention from waiters .who understand the business. • PROPRIETOR*. Hernia, or Rupture! April 13, 1885. SAMUEL J. BARBER, 11,1"AR8II & Co's Radical Cure Truss. 1YI Marsh A Co 's Graduating Truss. CiiilSren and Infant's Trusses; Elastic Supporters; Apparatus for Curvaturo of tho Spine; Shoulder Brace and Suspender for Gentlemen; Shoulder Brace and Skirt Supporter for Ladies and Misses; London Supporters; Marsh A Co.'s Abdominal Supporters, tor salo at , KNAPP'S DRUG STORE, The Irish authorities are at last act! as if they considered the Fenian organi tion something more than a mere playi at soldiers- A goodly number of arre have been made, and it is even report that the Privy Council contemplate t " proclaiming" of certain districts, wIm the " movement" is allejjod to hare fo« many followers. foreign and Domestic MARBLE «mb-Stonr«, Mantels, Window Cap* k Sills, opposite tetb: bank, PITTSTON, LUZERNE CO., PA. Sculptor, and Dealer iu JOHN KOCU. Scranton, June 22d, 1805 OMNIBUS LINE Pittston, Pa. All instrumentsin the department of Mechanical Surgery procured on short notice, so that the afflicted and their friends may profit by calling onme. Dr. A.KNAPP. Pittston, July 8,188J. New Livery in Pittston. Ai! orders promptly attended, and satisfaction - DsrtuMii [April 8, UM.-iy TO AND FROM THE DEPOT. The Undersigned having supplied himself with a choice selection of Summary oi Wedded Buss.—Heav bicBs the wives, they fill our hive with lit bees and honey 1 They ease life's shocl they mend our socks, but—don't th«y spa the money f When we are siok, they hi us quick**-that is, if they do love us; not, we die, and yet they cty, and rf tombstones above us. GEO. BLAKE & CO., TIE undersigned having purchased of Mr. Hileraan, the Omnibus Line to the Depot, would respectfully say to the public that he will continue to run to all the trains, and carry passengers and baggage at the same rates. No efforts will be spared to accommodate the public and to give all entire satisfaction. HART PHILLIPS. HOUSES AND BUGGIES, Carriages, Ac., would respectfully announce to the publ ic that he has opened a Livery in the Stables in the rear of JamcB Brown's Store, where persons can at all times be furnished with Horses and Conveyances to suit their fancy. Parties will bo sent out in comfortable sty To when desired.—Terms reasonable.—A share of publio patronage respectfully solicited. P. M. CONNIFF. DEALERS IN SEWING MACHINES, ERASTUS TITUS ORACKER8 of all kinds, such as Soda,Oyster,Boston,Graham, Lemon Cakes, Ginger Schnapps and Congress Cracker! for sale at the WES* VlTTSTON STORE. West Pittston, May 18, 1865. AND Maruiaue Notjces.—A Western paper gives the following notice: " All notice of marriage, where no bridecako is sent, will be set up in small type, and poked into some outlandish oorner of the papers. Where a handsome piece of cake is sent, it will be put conspicuously in large letters ; when gloves or other bride favors are added, a piece of illustrative poetry will be given in addition. When, however, the editor attends the ceremony in propria persona, and kisses the bride, it will have especial notice —Very large type,and the most, appropriate poetry that can be begged, borrowed, stolen, or coined from the brain editorial." SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES EBASTUS TITUS NEW YORK CRACKERS of all kinds, the best in use, always on yand at G. B. ROMMEL'S, Mar. J, 'OS.tf ] West Pittston. LIVERY. OP ALL KINDS. Good horses and rigs to hire to oareful and responsible persons. All orders left at Eagle Hotel or Butler House will be promptly attended to. H. P. Pittston, June 8, 1865.-tf.  July 13, 18«S. An old gentleman accused his servant having stolen his stick. The man profe ted perfect innocence. " Why, you kiiff* rejoined bis master, " that the stiok oot never have walked off with itself." " 0C tainly not, Sir, unless it was a walk! stick." 1 Old Machines Bought, Sold, Exchanged or Repaired. Needles for any Machine 13 per $1.00 Barnum's Self Sewer, - - 1,60 Improved Needle Setter 60 Tables for Cheap Machines €ONSTANTLYonhand»t this Officao.Oawi of sizt and Na, for clothing. House and Lot for Sale, CS. BECK, M. D.—DENTIST „ m ■ n , . late of PHILADELPHIA— Wl ■! r Offioe,—Two doors above his former residence, East side of Main St., above the PublioBquare, Wilkes-Barre, Penn. July 19,1860.—Xv. SEIBEL & FELDMAN, The House and lot near the Senega Shaft in Pittston Borough, known as the property of C. II. Ayers, is now offered fur sale at a very rcas enable price. Size of House, 16 feet wide wiUi linter,and41 feet in length— Story and a half high. Vory convenient and suitably for three families, and now occupied by that number at good rents. For further particulars apply to Peter Polenor 0. S. Stark, or the undersigned. C. H. AYEBS. Pittston, May li, 1865. 3W Opposite the Bank, PITTSTON.\ PA, DEALERS IN Thesystem on which Brigham conducts bis matrimonial affairs; Qi turns and small prophets. £fO» ' ® to S10. \fe liava a few 2nd baud Mtcbiuea for gale vow cheap- Call on or address GEO. BLAKE * CO., Bchaxtox, Pa. HIDES; PELTS and FURS r^OFFEE! COFFEE!! COFFEE!! 1 \j EXTRA JAY A COFFEE just received and sale at the WEST PITTSTOH STORE. Mar. 2, '#5.tf  A Western editor must be in a bad fix. Having dunned asubseriber for his subscription, bp not only refused to pay, but threatened to flog the editor if ho stopped the paper. In walking turn your toes out* your though te inward. Seranton, Jul/ 27, 18W.-ly o/ all kinds, and WOOL, For which the highest market price* In cash will at all times be paid. Pittftoi) Aug. 17, 1855. TMGLE HOTEL, PITTSTOH, PA.— Li GEORGE LAZARUS, Proprietor. im, *CD7 TJXJBE Cider Vinegar and Swept Cider for £ sale at the WEST PITTSTOW STOBE. Oct. 18, 1864. Which is the oldest tree known to —fhe elder tree, of course. Blanks of all eikd« for sale at this omc*.