Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              # Auditor'* Notioa*. each cutate, *3 00 i. iminWtr»tor'» Notio«» »- ? **' fiE!^F VIE I_*m_i °m j ,,yy■3«iT«K_ '«"» i •»  vmg&U j op y a oo |, » oo |. It oo yvn' ■? i a a» -j mo i i» — .' ~—riMDJ KOO I »D »°J_46 °o f**"'.? ;& Jt »« I M 00 t «•»,». no 00 VUroh»jl&'c'fcfCft not one Cc w.th occasional notices, including subscription «h»r««Cl 10 (Mb per liae will insertion. WotiCe«pf d«»tM or murriagee will be iDMrt»,r jrilHout ch»rCe. Obttuarlei 10 cento per line. XdterUsements rau$t be handed in before 10 fe'Sefe A. H. «o Wednesday to insure attention. The Q—itf' Jobbblng Office , , ' f'rfatlntf'owV'* ,... Being now con»oli(#ttfed WftTiraeM* larger rarietjr •■«»«■D m —in - P«rtlclt »»«»"■ 5S?":"«™ • ■"•■D rAMFHiCKT% : haxubillj, rl fl .*1 ■nmoitKH .urn (»»»C,.*«» ,K *nJ »«U txT i —OatdJt ?mtNMNN0 tfcD $/ MTTSTON ' am - ■f MM H tstti *706 twm' ■ m OtSCUIURS, DILI, HEADS, , , t, ... 8HCJW-B1UM, TICKETS, ,C ■« . D LABEJ-S, . « CARDS, NOTES, So.,**;' k h ** "T7 . _ AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL ,7».U*Cg - - * 0 **AQ9i+4r fQ ¥ jri »dJ M i*»» tti'l b ' 'itl • D»# * 1 . 9-H U VMtm «iS-» a* W I i'-6 1 . ' l 1 f , * RULING. 1 ill this line wilt recoire prompt attention. Bdwftfo io (fee Coal Sirftrfsfa, politics, Uetos, fiferaturt. Hnrindtare aiti General —p- Inltfligentf. BLANKS. •TW'following kcpt on fund dr prfnt to order, auCl «o|d on reasonable terme:— Sharif 8h1C Warrants. Constable Sales, Summon.., Judgment C« tracts, Promisor) Notes. Mnbpo;t»s, Attachments,! ecutionn, Marriage Certificates, Check Bolls, Til Rom, I D*C■C!*. Contracts, Lenses, Ac., «(& PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY. APRIC 5, 1S0G. • VOLUME XVI.—NO. 3. WHOLE NO. 830. *it ta *340jrfk^SXARKt Bounty, Back Pay, P«n«»«n», * . i«» mum ' tiovfrnnent Claims Collected. Geo. W Brainerd & Co, new GR00BR8. I" a60T_ 103 MURRAY, near WEST 8t. _ Aa BOOT* GBO. W, BRAINBRD,) iB» ' DAVID BELDEIf V NEW YORK. | ELISHA W. BAXTER) __ SHOES. ! GK B. SMITH, T. A TVTTPI Importer nf Brmri«^1ffIlSft,TfrfSj *C., '3tC.. &C.t ; ANP SZfO.ES, such «s Gents'FineCulfBooU, vn iAi w«nt fitrAftt Oofefress Cfsltets Oxford Ti« 4tc. Also, A 181 W68t vnD'tr ! !«*• »»rioty of Ladlea'and Ohlldr.na'shoM. 1 Jeorabore Duane St., W £. W- I U tviv. ' and Galtersof alldescriptions, in fact •»ery- March 7, 1811. 541yl thlngthe line. He hat connocted (separate for a RESTAURANT and CONFECTION RET, D«atlyD filled up in good style. My establishment ia opposite C. Lawk Co.a Cash Store, Main street, Pittston.Pa. The patronage of the pnblicissolieited. Pittston, March 29, i860,—tf. P'O XTHT. been away from home, the first being on • It seemed quite natural last SuftUy, to.hear board the ship while crossing the ocean. Tt the notice given out, requesting the people to wag also communion Sunday, and in tho af- eomo and assist in trimming tho CJhurch ftr ternoon there was an adult baptism, a gentle- Christmas. A collection wis also tiitt6n "bp; man from Ilinois. On the previous Sunday | amounting to above $30, to defray the expenaflernoon a lady had been baptised. So we ses. It is not so easy as it is witfi us tii ruli are not without hope that the services here otit into the Woods and procure evergreens. I are attended with good results under the bless- shall probably not be here to join in these ing of God. I also heard a friend and broth- services. I have been hero about three weeks, er preach here, who was once a neighbor to and must move on to some other point, where me in Pennsylvania, and whoso voice has been I shall hope to mfcct with old friends from heard in our church, Wilkcs-Barre. We have America on that happy festival. But it will enjoyed much in visiting and worshiping hero not be like home.. It will be the first Christ together. mas since I came to MTilkes-Wre that I have A Per Lion.—A gentleman fbiting at house in Algeria, says " In • few mooie the door-opened, And a lion entered theroo the man only leading him by the tuft of I mane. Ho was* a magnificent animal, 4' yean old, and full grown, alt but his ma which, although but a foot long, made, ne* theless, a respectable appearance. He did I seem to care about our being stiangenr, I walked about the room like a large dog, p mil ted us to take liberties with him, such patting' him, shaking a paw, and rnak ing I ' exhibit his teeth and claws. He show however, a predilection in favor of old quaintencos, and laying down before thC turned on lim bnck to be scratched Aft* scratch or two he began to yawn, and ' fuirly settling himself for a nap, when a ci was pufied in hii face, a proceeding he dently did not approve o£ Rising in a but curling his lips, and wrinkling1 his nose; enposixl to view a splendid set of teeth, a i sign that he was not pleased. A he* sneeze seemed to restore him to good temp and bearing no malice, he returned a frieo pat, bestowed on hkn by Oapt. Martenot, \ had been the aggressor, by rubbing hia h caressingly on his knees."—Kenedy't Algt and Tunii. mvm'wyfc smd. Tl« well to woo, 'tts well to wed, For so the world bath done Since myrtles grew, and roses blew, And looming brought th« lun, But have a care, ye young and fair, Be sure ye pledge with troth ; Be certain that young love will wear Beyond the days of youth ! For if you give not henrt for heart, Ah well ns hand fur hand. You'll find you've played the unwise part And " built upon the aand." OFrtc«lw EJH-bebb OfMce. i», isw.-rly.  Br. Washington C. Nugent, OflDim hi* professional service* to the cili»en» of PitUtou »nd vicinity. jMPv Office, fool Of Butler IXilJL Feb. 8, ISM.—3m ,n Tin well to »«ve. 'Tla well to Lave A goodly store of gold, And bold enough ol shining stuff, For charity in cold. But place noi all your hope abd truit In what the deep mine bring*; We cannot live on yellow duat Unmixed with purer things; And be who uiiea up wealth alone, Will often nave to stand Beside his cheat, and own 'Tie ".built opon the land." /"iKJfwB formerly occupied by Dr. C 59) George Cleaver's I felt particularly happy in being able to keep the Thanksgiving day appointed by our President. My mind went back over the past scenes of this eventful year, and I trust my heart was grateful to God for bis goodness to us as a nation, as well as to myself individual- been absent from ytni. I shall miss (Tie kind greeting, and the little tokens of good will I have so often received ; the happy ftcjis on Christmas Kve, and the large gathering nnd precious commnnion season in chureh. Perhaps the abscncc of these vyill uiuku uio think RESTAURANT, N. W. cor. Eighth ft Race 8ts., PHILADELPHIA. C S. BECK. M. D.—DENTIST aMilisUMttAAn * July l¥M860.—lv. X ,,aa Famtmmi Supplied With Otstees. , BENJ. E. BOWEN S 'lis good (n (peak in kindly guise, Anil moth where'er you can ; Fair speech should bind the hataan mind And lore link m»n to man, And stay not at the gentle words; Let deeds with language dwell; "lie one who pities starving birds, Should scatter crumbs as wetl. The mercy that is warm and true Must lend a helping hand. For those who talk yet fiiil to 3o, But " build upon thc'sand." ly. It was a great satisfaction to cast my thoughts to my native land, and to remember that peace had at last comc to u% and that mora of tb« p»st, and mako me more attache to those to whom, in God's time, I Lope to rpturn. FeV »; '(16. 2NT3E W P|1 Boot, Shoe, Leather and Finding's L. i~ OU»TU#. «• CUMTISS. CURTISS & CO., CORNER OF LLOrO i PRIME STREETS, BUFFALO, N. Commission Merchants GBAIN, SEEDS, HOI'S k PROVISIONS. God was blessing us with prosperity and abun- f$ MHM| t is not the cdstoiri fn1 tlie Roman Catholic I^OTJSE, M _PITTSTON, PENN'A. dance. I was much struck with the text when it Was announced, being the same as that from which I preached to you a year ago. f cannot Immediately refhr to the Psalm, but it was in these word* : A year ago I could churches to adorn thtun as we do for Chri.stuiu.s, nor is it done to ft groat an extent in the Church of England. It secuis a pleasant ouatora, and though it is attended with some labor at that busy season, I would hat have it • • HTORE MAC FACTORY JOHN TRUFFISON, Proprietor. CV\ \ J. M. BARRETT.—DENTIST. —Office ij At his residence on Franklin street, oppos, 'the Methodist Church, Wilkes-Bnrro. I'n.l %lDere he may Ucreaftiy. be found at iall taodrs. Dr. B.NwSfts Teeth on BoO: amd 9it**fiiDlate, " and operate* iu all the branches uf Dental fltftgerr, in the best manner. A deduction from usual charges sufficient to «oJ« expanses,allowed to reraomi whe coma join a Cii.ilanrc. April 19, 18110. ly. The midersiftucd would respectfully announ c to liis nW friends ifnd (lie public that he has opened an cstablislimcotn/the above description 0IT03ITE THE CANAL BASIN, [From ihe Boston True ring.) speak of God's goodness in giving us such har- omitted. * I II \i3tay MbO »J* IsirossiHi.s.—When' Daniel Webster delivering his memorable nfMeh, at the d cation of liur.ker Hill Monument, tho crD pressed forward to such »h extent that a w?ftre fainting and some being crushed. ( oers strove in vafn to mako the crowd si back, 'lliey said it could not be done. SC One asked Mr. Webster to make an appei them. Tho great oratoracame forward,atre cd forth his hand, and said, in deep, stenti tones,—"Gentlemen, stand back." "It ca be done!" they shouted. "Gentlemen, a back,'* sSid lie,'without change of voice, is ImfioisibTe, Mr. We"bster, impossible "Impossible ?" repeated Mr. Webster, [ftislble * Xalfitiij Is impossible on JBu Ifill !n and (Tic vast crowd swayed and r b4ck mighty wave of the ocean. w1ie6D ha is well slocked with Gentlemen'* Ladies. Misje* and Children's Shoes at the very best manufacture. Having in constant employ the best of workmen, the custom department of his establishment will not be inferior to any in northern Pennsylvania. Satisfaction warranted. B. E. BOWEN. ROCK AND RIVER. with the finest wheat, and I then said that God only could give us peace in his own good time. That time came; and now both are true and we can rejoice. Thtro was' a large pttMWtiimwr at on* of tha hotels and many Americans went, but it was at a lata hour in the evening, and at a high |DriC(S, and* I did not attend ; but I enjoyed at the Hector's house some of our usual accessories of Thanksgiving, and felt *a Lis tied. I eaynot say loo much in favor of tho opening, honest, and truly loyal sermon preached on Ihe occasion, and the manifest wish to lead the thoughts to God, as the author of all our blessings. vests during the war and, literally, filling us last to speak of another American Protestan Church, which has been built a few years, and has has been ministered to recently by ihe Rev. Dr. Sutherland. lie is now about leaving to return home. This,congregation is composed of several denominations who worship to, gcther. The recent pastor u as a mill ister of the Presbyterian Church, The previous minister was a Methodist, the Rev. Dr. MclJliutoek. It was inure congcpial to the feelings of our Kpiscopal people,to have their own service*, and the numbers who havo attyided have justified the etlort. There are enough people to fill both churches. Among the pburches here, I omitted in ipy Also, Wholesale Dealers in Western and Canada Flour. TRANSLATED D11011 THE aKR»AX,°OY MISS BOSALIXE Pnrtieular attention paid to purchasing and shipping Grtyn on orders. 'M»y 1,18#I.-«m BENEDICT. '•Wliv rush you on, 0 ! beautiful stream, Forever und ever by? With always a shimmering silver gleatn, As if £rotn a ojoudjess sltv,? From whiftTairlanJ, (n»CJar tropical suns, Have you brought yjtur gladness and mirth? Wh|t »odj it your niulicwTmurmur rua* ? (;Are you suiglqg Jot the aartttST "CAMBRIAN HOUSE," Pittsten, April 2, 1863.— ly PIXT8TON, PA. GRIFFITH THOMAS, ProprleUr. THE undersigned having purchasodthe interest of Mr. W. S. Wbyte in the above well ind favorably known establishment, would respectfully iufortn bis fViends and former patrons 01 the House; as well as th« ptftjlic In general, •.■at nothing wiU b« left undone to render to bis customers and guests satisfaction in every par'.icular. Beverages of hII kinds -served in the best style. I'resli Oysters and various other dishes will be prepared in the most acceptable naimer and at aU hours. The House a ima to bo one of the highest respectability, and #ill be kept 111 a manner acceptable togll Who h«»e ocoasion to patronise it. 0. T. Piltston, April 11, IS63.—ly UNDERTA ■trrrftgaty »rft)ii,'ehiem«(«omp into the above Inn in ami tn wli Jitji |Droui|Dlnt--s ami dispute! I " Dr. JOHN C. BSCKBH, (Formerly of J!unkh»nnook,) Opposite the Bank, Pittston, Perm'a KING! rpilfl undersign- I M would inform public that havrecently procur*"From fair while cities on either side, 1 have learned of labor and strile j To Iheir endless noise, as oh I glide, f listen, and sing of life. Sliding slowly umler thpir walls, While the mnos shines elrir above; As over my waters its soft light fulls, 1 have heard a whisner of love. .ftGfefttjewWl-rtS'rw Pitutooi MiPch ,• GKNTKEL VW IIKAKSK, I having all other letert, ho has gone o QTkIOHT. I), c. IIA KIIIN"GTON WRIGHT & HARPINGTON. «a* attorneys at LAW.) "JLVi WILXKlB-BARHli^, PA. Office on St., above Z BCfThetfi Store. Will,|ra«tic» ill OourU of County uoil M»t"T8 Courts of CartmhiUlv. 0Cm»uH*ttbn« in Gt-rrnan «ml K;D?li»h. fWOr llnrrioqton, Notary l'ublio. •febi 4, mat. Though my own Sundays have been quietly spent, as they would be at home, I could not foil to notice as J passed to and from church tho manner in which it is desecrated by the people of Paris. I have to cross the Champs Elyteos, the grent avenue of Paris, and hem are thousands of carriages driving in every direction and so fast that you havo to take carc not to ho run over. The French people seem given to a life of gnycty and pleasore. You -would think - that pjnamre was their God, and that they thought of no life beyond the present. I Fmvc, however, secti little vice otherwise, and not so much drunkenness as r ieffin my ovfti four.try. T.ct its hope that flite'time is not far distant when Christ shall come to reigti In the hearts of this people, and turn them from the ways of tin to everlasting life. l'ourfriend Ctid Pastor, There are thrqe congregations of the Church of England in Paris and a Scolchr church, 4nd a Wesleyaj), $o that Protestants Ua*o abundant opportunity to pwn scrvice; and the French Protestants Ljive tjiuir own churches, of which I have already spoken. The time is very different from that in winch the Huguenots or Protectants w ere persecuted, driven Irom their churches and their homes, and obliged to seek an a*yiuin iu the, neighboring countries, where,CUty tt ceived, It was an injury to tYancv; commercially, as it drove away uiany were carrying on useful branches ol trades, and other nations reaped the Benefit. It is to bo hoped that men have grojrn wiser as. centuries of ex pcrience have elapsed, and policy, at least, if not principle, will lead the rulers of the oatious to respect (he religious convictions of their subfecfi ich he will attend prou (Dtni*?sJiu~h. COFFlNSofall jzeji iHiustnnUy op l)unCI. Pcrions disiring his services will ploose call at the store of the un- P. SIIEUrDAN. "Singing alonj through meadows sweet, ■ Like carpels of Kostcru loom, I bring the dowera, O ! Kock, to your feet, Tha" vcrer the fields with bloom. Ringing iny songs to valleys and bills. Of tho laDds you never may know. Breaking in thousands of glittering rills, IDo you eavy me, as I go 'C" ODDS AND ENDS. iigned, 1'itUton. July 3,1882. ]y-» •Man's Hfo perils—war and women. TOB PRINTING, BUNK BOOK MANlfACTOttY, Paper Ruling and Book Binding. . To meet the iurrcunrtl demand of the buairwM community. I have mud* extcnulvc addition! to my Job Office. and hy mi InKrened force of fir*tdocs workmen. I wiW btf njLfiflHne* ready to do itll'kiftiii'of PUAiy noil FANCY JOB PRINTING nt once CM'l tOitk Ihs preatnt po**itiledispatch. RULING W any pattern rtently executed. BrtO KurXUI Jilt i u any sty lcrtoneouKhort notice BLANK BOO ICS of aU liiud», from a 425 Ledger, Day Book or Mekat to a S ccut I'm book, con stnntly on hand. STATION BR V in ft real ▼■riety ,*tjr amiable prices. l'RIXTINU, WttAPPISG CHd WKITIjUj PAPER# 9f t"r«ry description lor sa|«. ROBERT BAUR. Main Street, 2d door beluw the Square. Wilkes-Barru, March It, 18fti. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS A bad housekeeper—Miss-management Why ja swearing,like a ragged coat?—] Slid habit. Ul NORTH EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA "Not for Uio night, O! beautiful stream. Of thy.citjes thou p#»ecst by, Or the lamia that lie iti to goldeo gleam, Th«V tails fruyi a yluudleoi »Vy ; Nut for tho love of valley or hill, Or inendowa nil bright, with dew j I would change ulone1_i:uul(l I have my will, U.! Ifiver, for Jove of you." » DR. C. ML WILLIAMS, SURGEON DENTIST, Main Street, PittPton, Pa. 'Xmonjr ftie many improvement.! recently  iMneod in hit pfictloe. he ragawU nona of iriore importance than his ni*tho«l of % EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT MIA, if hick he in lining aucteotfuUj' ever* (Jay, by the uee of Can a man keep his feet d{y when ha ! creak in hta boots ? W hy is thCA lottcr y like a gcroroua ti Uyoivuse it turns into cash. ■Si» Euwra I.andskkic's Motto—Give t dog a good namo and hang him. If you have a bough, don't go to chur diaturb the ?e»t of the congregation. [Kroin the Record of tlio Times ] Scenes in tbe Old World.—r-Xo. 7. ' NITROUS OXIDE 6AS. It'U porfeotly Safe and very plcasnntto inhale. It* results have been entirely Katiafiwtory iu«v- C. M. W. . Koomt wjth J: Vf. MILLER, adjoining the Store ot Ch«». Law A Co. May Ut 18*4. To Til* Ciiii.dhen Gi St. Stmhex's 6. 8. Pahis, December 1!D, lfetJS. A newspaper contains the following: is crowded out of our columns this week Xhcy arc fools who pel's 1st Iti being miserable because they can not bo quite rar. — . . D, . V. FETB/tSKfr, PltUton, Pa. It .(■ A. PETERSEN, 8cranton, P. C, PETERSEN, ilono.dale, r». Nov. 8,1880. Perhaps I have already taken up too much time and space in describing the grand and beautiful sights, and not dwult enough in a reric# of letters lihe the present, upon tlwse things connected with our spiritual work, i devote this letter, tbtrafore, to church matters. Yoo already know that this country ia Roman Catholic in its religion, for the moat part.— There ia, however, free toleration for all.— While the Emperor Napoleon is, nominally, at least, a Roman Catholic, he is a wise and po litic sovereign,and knows that it is best to give freedom to a'l the churches. Some of thC Protestant French churches Men are supported in parts, at least, by the Government. I had an introduotion to oiia of these ministers, the Rev. William Mound, and learned much that was interesting with regard to his ehurch, while he, in turn, was much pleased to learn some things which I could tell him about the churches in America. ! also met with the Rev. Mr. Keller, who U a minister of tlip French Independent or Evangelical Church, which receives no asssitance frorfi ihe Govern inent. lie informed me that he had many converts from Romanism in ill his church : ho has E erg K IS | co P3 S B®. ~ £ s-*i= s=S3 ! * 3 b£ 5 £ GC «,5 J* i if 1—eIf S § i* o sT § r O I 9 a 8% 5 f a C5 - a J S3 5 A M ' 5* " ?• fcEi * f" = :• T a -e=D 05 , ! ; t miUii,.  Inuiance Company JiURTIl AMERICA. I'liiladclpliia INCORPORATED 17M. Gkoiige lD. MILBS. A good deal of my sightseeing has been in churches. I have already spukcu of souic of the magnificent _ ecclcsiastical odiGces  have visited, of different outers of architecturc, each f}ne in its style. The first thing that would strike yoij. would be their solidity. There is no show about tjiqro, no wood work, except the solid oak of the wainscot, or pulpit, or organ case. Pews they hare none. (Jhairs of a very simple kind are used, and of two kind*, one to sit on and anotW to-  These are paid for at ttleh serviee, say 4- -W 5 oent» Tbe roofs or ceilings are stone,"Sdme-* times very beautifully sculptured, and thesd roofs arv supported ky very largo and strong stone columns. Tho walls are often adorned with beautiful paintings and statues. The music is wry flna, ThD altar is lighted wftR numerous candles, and m»nyC priests arelrt ifttendanee, olotked in wery rfclr of gold and embroidery: These things are all very attractive to the senses, but they do not seem to me to harmonise with tbe simplicity of Uhriat'a religion. 1 doubt whether St. Peter or St. John would have felt as much at ease in such coatlj* robta as they dnf in the garb of fishermen. It-was the trutu whichthey preach ed that shook did nations and overturned sys* terns of error, and thus it Wii4 be flftl). All tbeso outward thlngt may gratify* UifftoSte, while the heart is far from Qod. Wo mint remember ol»r SaviWlr wrfrdft D " Cod fcr ft Spirit and they that wortUiptihrf must worship hriia in spirit and. in trath." His presence is not oonftned to -temple! made *116 hands. Iji proportion as we l»eem*w spiritual"- ly minded, the less'Bhall wo need the assistance of those things which appeal to the senses. May tlod giro ns all the toward evidence tljat wwmhtt ebttdren. " % • m Your affectionate P,ist«r, ' "J JfeoKC.E I). Mil.Eg. Booties in the Old "World.—No. 8 Or. G. 8PK IfclNC, To ma CuiLDKEN or St. Stephen's S. S. I lmCl not room in my last letter to speak of the Fair recently held for tho benefit of our American Episcopal church. When tho church was built, it was hoped that enough money had been collected to pay for; but owing to tho great difference in exchange, that is, the difference between our currency and tho price of gold, there was found to be a deficiency ; to make thin up, and pay oil the debt, in part at least, thia fair was projected. Donations in articles or in money were solicited, and  responses were very liberal. Not only our Own American people, (and some who were not Episcopalians) but French ladies also assisted, and not the least encouraging thing about the effort, was the manifestation of good will, to an extent that had not been anticipated. This has often been the case, as we know, in oui own town at home, when fairs have been heM for various religious and benovoloiit objects: but I did not suppose that the people of a citj tike P*ri» would take wiough. interest jl| oui affairs to attend or contribute money. Jjuiti a little sum had been collected to purchasi soiue materials to start with ; and when tin Fair was opened on Tuesday evening of las week, quite a largo room was well filled *riU all kinds Of fancy articles. In ono thing* differed very much froniy oui fairs at home there were no refreshments, so I missed in; "ice cream. But I never saw so many Atncricai flags at a fair ; perhaps this was because w German Physician and-Surgeon, (lOSROPATBIC AMD ALWFATHIC.) (Lai# from Breslaii. PmaaM.) OFFICE I if THE BUTUBB HOUSE, JDITTBTON, PA. *#- Special attention given U discnacs of na Eye and Ear, a* well bs the practice «l ■edicine generally. Promfn all* 11 lion given ss'sssaM'iwwapc preferences of the patitfOt. Office hours frefn lit 9, A. «., afternootl, frdnt « to St evenirffc, from 7 to 10. ■Hmton, Aug. »i 186i. DOCTOR JAMES TOWNLEY, I»l0M 9l the Royal College of Surgeons, .^T, DIBLLW IRELAND, TO AND FROM THE DEPOT. * Kaney-drcss balls aro no longer calle min Pari*; they are knownm»th dcf/vue. . ' t « ' it T[IE nndemipned having purchased of Mr. Ililciiiaii. the OuinibuK Line to the Depot, 4oulir reipectfnlly say to the jwibffe that he will continue to rntl to all (he trains, and carry pn4aciig*r» and baggage at the eaiua rates. No ellbris will be spared to accommodate the pub- He and to give all entire satisfaction. HART PHILLIPS. A young wotnah and her picture are •xaotly alike in one thing; they are painted. » K ! * Snooks says the fretlcst  ftVer saw was about seventeen years old, short 'sleeros, low dress, and gaiter boot L 'T VERY. «|HWC l,«DrseC and rigt to hire to direful «ne rnt|DonDilDle persons. All orilors left at Etlilr Hotel or liutler House will bo promptly nit nog «l »o. U. P PilUton, Juno 8, 1863.-Lf. " A certain landlady, it is said,  pies so light that her lodgers can see to bed without a candle after eating a mo( siz':C] piece. —-jrr - rrr; ■ -si. 4NK8, DINM HAY, ANL " My 'piuion is," said a philosophic lady of much experience and obser " that any man as dies upon washin' da, it out of pure spite." (ORE & CO. 8urce»&ftM to And Member of the College of Phy«iciaiD« and IMMiMi, Canada, hau coiiuiieliavd to practico Phytic, Surgery and Midwibry in PitUtya. ■ • »3U«inR»«r—The House oecapwU by the late Doctor Durkii* I'ioa Street, » ,. • The Doctor obtained hla Diploma in Ireland Ia'4he year-I842. The number of Hospitals be has attended, both in Ireland and Canadu, ana his extensive practice Juring thattiiaa, is a suftf tfient ituara ntee to those applying to luui lor Medical A«Wi«e, that they »r» under the Ofre of a Legally QualilledMedical Practitioner. Pitts to Jan. 11, ®n» ; A. B. 1DAVIS A CO Mttuufcuturora of PATENr tfTASDARD K gentleman made the-astounding di ry the other day, while mailing several ages, that the I'. S. maTT Was a ftt mai paid his (ithlressen accordingly. SCALES Sl'lTABLK roa Weigh Look quite n .flourishing Sunday School, and lie anil his people circulntc tract*, which are very readily receiveil by the Iluuian Catholics who come. I felt that these efforts, becauso we believe in the efficacy of thu truth, and that "a little leaven leavens the whole lump."— This latter gentleman also keeps a school fur boys, and I made bis acquaintance by calling to see two boys whom I had known in Car bondale, and who cauic over in thu same ship with inc. A clerical gentleman, who appearedthe gipsy sovereign, Queen Esther, wit fhfrd wife, was apostrophized thus bj " Ah, Mr. Blank, ye're an awfn' waster K.It.Tineas A Darott Capital and Surplus, *1,715,17170. COALf . — JVE STOCt Also, all (be various descriptions ot Dormant and [Portable PL A TFORM StALkS 4 AND PATENT STANDARD SCALES, N. W. Comer of 15th St. & Penna. Avenue it'JAMUEL J. BARBER, ; Keystone Marble Yard! »°i Cr; gcalptor, urf Dealer in ifttiin aid Domestic MiBKLE tynb® onc«.IuM«, WlWow Cap* & SHI®, opposttb vxw bank. PirrSTON, LUZERNE CO., PA. w^tr Arthur G. Coffin, John R. Neff, John Maaon. Samuel W. Jones, Rirhartl D. Wood, 0«D. L. Harrison, John A. Brown, William Welsh, Fra«eis R. Cope. Samuel F. Bmita, Woi. E-Bowen, Charles Taylor, J smew II. Difkton, Edward H. Trotter, Ambrose White, 8- Morris Wain, lid ward 8. Clarke. ARTinjK O. COFFIN, President. Charles Pi,att, Bec'y. *a- This old and reliable Insurance Company continues to Insure all Safe Class Property, Limited or Perpetual, as low as Perfect Security will warrant. TWMtreOW QPRB A JJWWAgents. (Over Bennett'B Banking House,) x t Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DIRECTORS men." Somebody describes the alisurd appc 01 a man dancing the polka, He lo though lie had a hole in his pocket, at trying to shake a shilling down the leg Uowfcere.", . I'UILADVJjPIUA Sept. 28,18(!5.1y. SEWING MACHINES, GEO. BLAKE & CO., But it will interest you nio3t to learn sonic- ■ were in a strange Und, and needed some inching about our own church here. So many morinl of home to cheer us. tV hen I went in Americans comc to Paris, that for some years the room was filled with ladies and gei»tlemen, hey have had a separate church of their own, and lira table# were covered and even tho walls, ttended by all denumitmtior's ; but latterly it with such things as we usually 6ce at fairs. I ■as been found that there were Episcopalians need not specity, but there was a great deal of snough to support a church of their own. The the fancy work for which tbey are so famous lev. Mr. Lawson has been the Rector for sev- in Pari*. I noticed two or three Christmas .'ftl years, a4l tyft jfcar « neat and cowwpdi- trees, which were got ready in anticipation of )us churah built, and-it. wa% consecrated j Christmas, which comes next Monday. Among by Bishop Mcllvaine, a year ago last Scptem- j the attendants at the fair I met his Excellency, bcr. I have now Attended service in it three 1 Mr. Bigelow, our minister in Paris, and Mrs. Sundays, and Thanksgiving V»y, pec. 7. It Bigelow, who, I am happy to find, aro so kind has made me feel very much at boue in a and hospitable to Americans who come here, strange Hnd to by able tp join in our own ser The fair was held open until Thursday opening, vice, and pray for our own President and Cop- The Articles were not all sold, but op Visiting grass. (Tbero is also a prayer used tor 4he tbo Rector I was surprised to find how muoh Emperor of th« French, and tl»Cj Qjieen of had beert made. ,.Yqu could not guess, and so Great Britain.) I have also been kindly en- , I must tell you. It was about twenty-five lertained ,two w tbfee times at the Rootor's j thousand francs, as they reckon here, or $5000 house. He often has clergymen from our couii j in gold, which you.know.is a good deal inoro try to assist htm, as they cotaife hero fqr recfe- ! than our paper currency will amount to. This ation or sight seeing, (like myself,) and it is dbes not fully pay off the indebtedness, but it very pleasant to bim to greet a brother from will relieve it very essentially, ft is to be home. , 1 hoped many 4(j»ericans visit Last Sunday morning I had the pleasure of I'uris, km) a good share of them Episcopalians, preaching to a good congregation in tlie 6h0rcb 'ftiey wi|l not be, backward hi supporting tb«ir of the Holy Trinity, ( as it is called.) This own church, an attendance upon whose strriis the setwd time i hMepr&eJietl tfpeo f h*vc ccs feci sp.qpuch at hofcfc.1* *■* J ... UKDEKaTASDisa this Tbxt.—A cler[ when llrti contribution box returned wh silver 411 it,-said he never before und' the text, ''Alexander, the coppersmith, uincli «vil," DEALERS FN $E WIN G MA CHINES, - Tbe editor who "did not mind bil «to troduoed bo toe verses Uui: "The poei linked tikis week wa« composed by an M friend who has lain in bis grave many y hi, own ttimi-.ement." , s n'.iUUl Refer to T. Beaver, Danville; Hon. Z. BennetL jrilke»-B»rre; A. Pardee, Hazleton; AND ;» NEW BAKERY. The uaderaigned would raspedtfallj »n BotTOCB tp the public that he have opened AH EXTENSIVE BAKERY IN PITTMP0N mm MACWNE SUPPLIES Those who are particular nbourtf drftes, and wish to know the preoise moment of every important event, taay be pleased to know, that Ciieviikau, in hi* history of tbe world, status thai litis earth gad "the privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging. " was created the aiith ui' September, on a friday, a little after four o'cfcA in thy ta **r am* toah 'L""m"nVi&W-ml.r. AttD PTTf ffeWlNG MACHINES. Tut PitmmsT Giul. — Atalancy hal Tuilleries f lately there, was a quadiill nations. The prettiest girl in Paris w sen to represent France. It was the cb Miss iieckwitli, an American I She white satin dress with a tri color pa^h. sai4 a an#r'ljVta old Quaker, I rum whom uo direct aoaw bo obtained, "do you know what we psetiag witb Bread Cakes and Pies, of all kind, on short notice. From a#j pjctenjive experience in the bakery business they fWH no' hesitation in saying that he be able to satesf* «ll M to the qwlity of Bread Mi. wbl«D ha oners. A share of patronage is respectfu Jj solicited. L. BliTEniOB Pittston July 6i" ton. [M«y 2». I8«3._ly m Iff NIB* CO,, HARTFORD, CONN. ASSETS *1,500,000. rpitisoft?AND SUBSTANTIAL LIFE IK- X aurance Company ■■ iaauing over MO flojicle» per month. IU buainf»,iB iiwwaing with iynty|rfyl, rnpidity- - Cat inaured at Once. MOSES CALDWKLL, General Agent, T BOB4NT(Mi.»A. APP,ie.t,Mre.^Uy,W.«OaDpa i JtpriljM, I x tai(5*ir« ' L A full itwiortnient of KRKDLESand nuppliea fDrDall maohlnen cnnstuntiy on hand. If We have a few 2nd hand Machine! for sale very cheap. TaWui £ui IiuikI mnehinea supplied. . All orders by mail or otherwise will receive promp attention. Damel Websteb, when a school toy, succeeded vehy boorly iif (fectamatioft.1— C Many a piee£,'1ie sutd, C did 1 com'mit to memory, and rehoarse it in my dwtf room over and over again ; hut when Uin_day tjle wMDn my name was 'AlledF, «nCl f saw all eyes Aimed wjtftff from my Seal/'---'* i, 1885. i, ir, _ - California Saloon! {{ofll' twites, eerily, I jio," said th» j "tliroo of .you fjr.four dollars eaoh day, ouo iu tho middle for four thousand ■ year." "*• ."Mjfffa there ?" screamed old Squl roused from his first nap ono bitter ce night. " Who's there ?" " Ilelloa, Squire 1" was tho reply (want to get married." "You're one. And now be of! wit laid the Squire, with emphasis. GEO. BLAKE * CO., Ucuixtob, P». MAIN STREET, FITT8T0N, rii^N'A. F. B. HcCANlTA, Proprietor* Scranton, Nov. 30, 1865.-ly Muring fitted up my Saloon, opposite fW of floe of the. fttHWMifCJjPV Company in atyU.I am prepared *£kll timet to furnish eaatumere with u THE BEST LIQUORS, ALES, 010 Am, rftt«t«n, r»b, i, UW.-Jj f. b. free. - BLANK DEEBS-I . Mis. f. J. CEDDIS, Fashion rl' have a fresh supply of the lYX BLE DRKSff MAKER, removed to Ken- ,iy Ua«4»opo»t.lkUCl best BLAN K DEEDS,on near Blfcsit, nxt door to Dr. Dorr's. porcJim^nt papfer, eteVtiffered in Luzerne coun LADIES' DRESSES AND CLOAKS ty. Alio D general al *» • • ' II ■ n*. PllSbt #h»Ke%)#ijbe — ttpinmer fo* wrtiitu'' ktrD$ryaa#DA~(w, hut you oanH say »f mueh of -"n«0iwc CC* #b- IS)* Ivta ,\ttsqtwo* WD» V* m • I at •» • * «*» ** fm* *