Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              fl3MlUTz—(JAf 0M3H .fmtio*! ffitirW % i :* O x'■■ ■ • -111 V 4 —:—\ JH(w*J itoT w»K a'. ,tsh «; » -! rC '-fnO-—'ilsroBflt -ffrtt Kft •»» «r**i .t «* .*»teC» ;*-?«S ,.v '1 iift K»,a«i|«ioJ M ,,: J . / * ""publish kd- w«kiua by -«,rflWV*RTTE »«1 tfOI/HSfcii is published -I1 TortKK l'Wi.t/VKS per an"SH&tgSi*wa wilWu 11"* oountt. «h.rge On. Oo l.r and , OTtlPcittt" »C'"Drti9'n2 *«iuareof#liDc»for KuiiM.1, each o»t»te, ®® -1.tritor'.H NodcM. ' " r*z;7 V ."'" »'«■ D A"': ... k **«* — v m I » «• I «•"» DTi»o« SW lToo 1 fwi"18°» RjV s 00* | Wl*» I »«0 I »U0 TTi -L ' « «•' rnnppctrrA (VT i L 1 1 ijlUJ The Gazette' Jobbbfng Offic* .flUMJOT and the Job Printing Offloe Bcioj now consolidated t karwPWwfco given to tl MANIF0 "rnmm*.*.• —_ .. -,  '■"' *dV- -T* • * ■ "■ ■■ ' ■ D -■■ ■ :D»Ai.ovJ ■D -•D,«, # fj 4k,tw .-.• 4&P T^U^5kNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAI i WWKIW. B1U.UBAH8, la »how4UW«, noun*. , s ... . I • LABEL*, f I- CAM!*, il NOTES, J **,*•». fDUJR OOJH^E tif m » in thia line wttl reooiv* promptftttenttoa. moo | as o« | sooo trfris'ftcftfefc'#6* 1 nrtWwir, IneludHig subs* u, the Vir rsTox GA?wrrg, $15 01) per am, Bdilori*! or looul ilioin advertising chMgvui iO HitD per lino eaok insertion. ►IWIIoW-of dokthB or »D*rrt»jes will br tfMTltpKNy'8* ■ Obituaries 1# cent' piiist be handed in . t'MDTU. on Wednesday to insure at I ecTfe * -t » » » _ .. .: i. 1:..■ . . Ttya :r^:«—»-* »'Tm Jkkteli to tfrf Cfoa( Interests. folitics. Ittos, literature, attb Central fnltdigencc. bseriptiou unm, will bo to onler Warrant* tract*, #!CtltT HuUfc SSE2n - jll 1 aDfpljiCf tfHmtts-i OiibrfBi HTTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL 19.-186G. imertper line. Wore 10 •euliou. VOLUME XVI.—NO. 5. WHOLE NO. 837. Geo. W Brainerd & Co, P O K T R r. the inspection of iho custom bouse officer who looked into my baggage, but was quite civil and let me off very easily. I bad now set my foot upon the Kingdom of Italy, and came under the government of Victor Emmanuel. Genoa has been called "La Superba," or the superb city, on accounts of its many palaces. To-day I obtained the assistance of a guide who took mc 10 various places at interest among wbicb wore three or four of these old palaccs. Two of them are very fine. You enter a largo doorway and hall with 4 marble stairway and go to the top of the house. Here are large rooms, the walls of which are hung —some with damask or silk tapestry, and some with rare paintings of the old masters. Many of the floors are marble of a great variety of marbles curiously inUid and with their rich furniture of all kinds and adorned with sculpture and paintings. These buildings show us how the great men of Genoa have lived in former times, while much of the style is continued to the present day. The building in which I am now staying—used as a public bouse and called "Hotel D'ltalie," was formerly the residence of Cardinal Laurentious Raggius, whose mural monument is said to be in one of the rooms. (I have not seen it.) In the lower vestibule Stands the omnibus which goefe fo tho railway station (Strnda ftrritte as It is called in Italian) and at tho head of the first flight of Steps I saw, as I ascended, the statute of, Scfpio Afrit-arms. The window of my room looks out upon the sea. The floor is of marble ir. mosiac, and the concave ceiling is painted fn ftdacl. All 'the stalk-ways rtfe Rtonft and some of the floors are tiled. The dining room Is the same that must have been used fbr this purpose when the house was occupied by Hs first owners, and many a brilliant company has probably assembled there. My last day at Nice I occupied partly with a morning Walk, to see the Villa Arsttn, With Its terraced gardens and groves of orange tree#, bendfng beneath their abundant frutt, with its fine view of ihc town and the sea beyond. To day, Saturday, Jany. 6th, my last sight-seeing day in Gonoa, I hare been by railway a few miles to tho Villa Pallaricini, belonging to a marquis of that rttnie. I bad read of it in my guido book, and had been urged by an American frldtid not to Tail of seeing it. It is entered by obtaining a printed permit with your name inserted. Tho permit is gfven to.a'1 who apply, find then you haVe to give the attendant it fee for showing you through the grounds. I was amply repaid for going. ' Tfi'4' morning war! dull and rainy, and I feared that I should liavo to njrcnd my day in doors, which would have been somethings of a disappointment iri Aj' limited time. Hut the sun came out clear and warm, and the beautiful grounds of this Villa appeared to good advantage. They are upon a hillside, and have been planned with great skill. There were temples of all kinds, marble, iron and wood, classic and rustic, with statues, and ornamental work of dtfei-y sflrt. The most cnf-ious tiling ill thtf grounds was an artificial grotto or ciVe,which looked as though it might have been made to represent the fairy grottos of old, or the cave of Kentucky on a small scale. After walking in some little distance, We came to water, and a man in a boat paddled me into daylight, and brought me into new beautios. In various places the guld# showed me how he could give the visitors a gentle shower from jets of water; but he was kind enough to spare me the infliction ; and I returned to Genoa much delighted with my excursion. To-morrow will be 8unday, the first in the new year. It brings up pleasant recollections of the past For ho# many years I have met you oo your anniversary, and given out the prises to the highest merit This year It wjlt be donfc by anbthcr hand. I shall "be anxious to learn who arc the favorod ones, and shall hope to hear from your Superintendent now In few weeks. Another new year, if God spares my life, I hope to bo with you again. For the present I wish you all a happy new year. I have found out to-day where the English church is, and expect to worship there to-morrow. Oil Monday I think of leaving ; and you will bear of me from some other city of Italy, I eannot now toll you which. Tho Run, which has been shining brightly into my room, has just set, and I must close my letter. Truly your friend and Pastor, GeoBok D. Miles. of the martyrdom of St La wrenSe, which I remember to hare seen much better represented in a painting. The Saint is stretched upon • long gridiron, and beside* the men in attendance there are two little bojrg, one at each end, with a pair of bellows in their bands, blowing the fire to burn the poor saint The effect ii rather comical, and the sculptare is not vcr "Tell exerted.; u tidjflk S. STARK, PITTSTON, $ A.. bounty, Back Fay, Pensions, Sm M A«xD OTHKH Claims Collected. *3 JacD°'rm Shoes. NEW iod by A dead GROCERS, 103 MURRAY, near WE8T St. GEO. W. BTtATXRRD,) DAVID JJELDEN | ♦ HEART DISEASE. A modef fish—tbe wal-fn-irax. a V iShnna Tib «d The voice of winter—SaoWfbaOnf Wateh—a flaid onee aaed a* • drink* ' The Hoard of Trade—The shop-board. The ruW at religious parties—00 efffe A tea never indulged In by gossips—(3 ity' ' tara .wi*.iHiiltilglT' In what color should a secret be kept ? ! U ■ ,1, .ut- vdj tl- DT THH UtT* AliKL L. 51TTIJIT0». lilD NEW YOKIC Oh, had f win#* ft* ft doro, tfd fly away and Ikj afcTeit; Like Nome young bird that swims the aU» Forgetful of it#«no*harti ne#t, Since all any litipen of health are vain, And lJ#utU knock* loudly at my breaat* yd li iiv«• tiiit. ( !k« rk-*«.world of pain, Add fly avro$ and be at refit. if .+£. J *3- -i;-- - -rf? "Ttr Gr. R. SMITH, OFFI«Dit.«t 11— - 10,18C5.—ljr. XD« IbAKHBt RESPECTFOXLYinvItesthetheattentlon of the public to bislargc stock of BOOrTS AND SHOES,such as Gonts'FIueCalfBoots, Congress Gaiters, Oxford Ties &c. Also, a large variety of Ladies' uud Chihireiis ilioes, andGaitersof allde»crij)tioii»,in tact overytliingtheline. Ho Las connected a separate department for a RESTAURANT and COSFECTIONREY, neatly fitted up in good style. Myq*H#DJJshinent t* epposflcO. T/»w&Co.f Cash ftttln stpeet, PitWiton,P#. The patronage oftho publicissolicited. Importer of Brandies, Wines, Gins, &c., &c., &c.f I visited another large church, far rnoro Deautiful—the Church of the Annunciation.— rh'fire was a great deal of painting and gilding jpon tho ceiling and sides of Uio building, ind the sculpture and mosaic work is very ■ich. As in most roman churches there are nany chapels and side altars, and I have been astonished at tho vast amount of labor expended. Almost tho entire interior is padc up of small pieces of various kinds anff colors of stone. Tho paintings on tbe walls and ceilings are scriptural designs. Some of these old churches are hung with tapestry, genurally of crimson silk «or worsted, and in •ome of tbe churches of Milan these hangings are set off with a rich fringe of gold. These strike a stranger very much in comparison with our plain churches. One thing, however I would like to soe introduced in our churches which is common here, viz: a thick, heavy curtain at the door, to keep out tho coltl as the door is opened. Ih fact I havo sometimes been through three doors and this curtain besides. The doors are made to swing easily so that there is no noise. Wc need such an arrangement rnoro in a cold climate like ours. These churches, however, are rarely heated. I have seen this custom of hanging tho doors with curftkins in Pay's, and I think also in England, and it gives an air of great comfort I have sometimes heard persons in Wilkes- Barre who have visited Boston make some rather unfavorable reflections upon tbe narrow and crooked streets of my native city. As I was walking about Oenoa, I thought I would liko them to see if there were not some place in the world vforso than Boston. I- never saw such streets. I did not dare to be out after dark for fear I should tosc tny way, and not be able to make inyself understood in finding my way b&ck to the hotel. Some of the Streets are so narrow that one can (ouch the walls each side by stretching out both arms. We should oall them lanes or alleys. The buildings are very high, so that the rooms must bo dark, and the street are steep. Soiue of thcra you have to ascond by steps. They do not know tho convenience of street cars, and it will be a long time before they arc in trodused. This city would be quite a contrast to those who are familiar with the straight lovel streets of Philadelphia. n 1®-* Nugent, ■•OIM'CW* f"e™"0®8 10 the citizens of Piltiton and fWirttty. No. 101 West StreetC 1 14oot»bov« Uimnc St., NEW-YORK. March 7, X8fll» Mlyl„ I've watched thi*lHlCrt»IWtnlt* flight And thought if I codld »oftr «o high And lCmg ft*'he, I would alight With ehiiiing aiigeto ill the fiky f But J inuHt linger here, alats! WUU Uuobbiug houri aud fovered br tiolU, » r\FJFICilWmcHy occupM by Dr. C, B. Ooif Main Street, PittUton, Pa. JDn DDm. IoqB.— «. BBOK. M. D.-J-DKJfTIBT fj, lMe M KHK Ojlfe, Two door's lii» for-v-UJLijLIJ' mWreJinfnp". TC"«t «id««f Main 8t., above the Publics luare. Willces-BaiTi!, Ptenn. i*N|rW;«toO.-»il#» ' *v ■ George Cleaver's Molt to get a |o««! seitifM—1®*) the W JK» f* To buy Coal cheap—Don't pay too price fofJL lJJr RESTAURANT, Till the slow «reIter— In*nth—shall pa*H, And tlie mystic «Vin- •'} I fenr it not—tin* Knrth Iiuh tliTDus$rid pJrrtgfc'for me, More direful, dfefldral fr»r, tlmn that Which nets the troubled spirit froe. Like one whose only life-drop clings Unto it* hollow fleshlcs* cell, 1 pant and turn wtih lialf tlie stings That barb tho withering pains of hell. N. W. cor. Eighth & Race Sts., PHILADELPHIA. ■ v •)m! Pittatqu,March M, I860,—tf. Tongue—A little borao wbich U contiqi \j running away. * »»C* Families SurPtifeD With Oysters W. C. Barnes Sf Ca», Feb. 8, *C6. Wbefl a man uses tobacco there it rir-chew in it When is a tired man like a thief f W be needs a reating. C. G. CLUTIS8, MAN irPACTI'ItEHS IAMI WIIOLKhALK IDKAI.E!!3 IX QBHfc (Saoessors to Clios. W. Jenkins,) CURTISS & CO., L. L. otmtiss. HOUaB, PURE CLARIFIED VIIfEGAR, MAIN STREET, PITTSTON PA. I've Spring ' PITTSTOW, PENN'A. CORNER OF LLOYO & PRIME STREETS, BUFFALO, N. Y., Went by, and on the mountain* mane fchc laid her tender hand—her wing, Upon dexolaled plain; And life and beauty nprang to birth, f Bhc stooped and kissed the withered stem, Low laid and dyftig, crushed to earth— And every thern sent forth a geraf The first and greatest thing in rbstorie hate something to say;*X**1* "D JOHN Proprietor, "fcitriv« fs is. _ '  Commission Merchants pflh AH orlers-promptly attended to. Is not.the National House of ikpreseotat tlie modern Babble-on. TT7 -IT m ■ ■ytfWKK'krt. Jij e N .■ „T. - I'llive / at hii residence on FrauKliu ftppoi•U*V he hours! Tfr. n« aixt rtilrer -l" JBC9W huannHua 1DI" iXMital Ifie bo«i'MifHn»;r. jnGTacUuM from luuul cliarjccs sufficient to 'roitrui jft'BcpASH axd saj.k or ««!!!*, BEtiDS, HOPS At PROVISIONS. NonriJs of any kind used in the jnniiu- Il is. tvafrnnted to bo nd uH uftier.domostic pur- |it rirfr for pink To call ferer and ngt» "no great shakw H contradiction of tarma Also, Wholesales Dealers in Westcrb aad Canada Flour. Pnrtimilnr ntlcntion ptiid to purchniin* and ■hipjfii\£ CfrrAin cm-ordw*. May I, 1802.-©ra fcilio canut «0C1 Uronfh'-d on my rhoek - it uI• I not bloom ! Bho hastened b'Ti fkna'wh1sfmim/^-,4Peath I" Then mink awav in Autumn's gloom. It brought no change to me, nor will It now. Soon with sweet melody The enroling birds the earth will fill, And green leaves clothe the forest trcef Feb. Ij, l«C6 -Cm* When is an undertaker like one of tijf jIj3 ? When bo's a cbughiri'/V Js* UNDERTAKING! '' C k HI BRIAN HOUSE," rrUIK undersign- I ed would Inform the public that Laving recently procured a rifrsTOS, PA jirr7^e 1 its co When a man has been kicked it is presu :liat tbo kickor has the V-toe power. Dr. JOHN C. JIECKER, GRIFFITH TH0VIA9,1 Proprietor. TItE undMSipiedhMTimfpiirehssedthe intercut of Mr. W. H. Whjto in the •bore well »U'l hvvii,r»tfv known nSttfbti«lintCHrt, would re• p'ectfutly inform hi- friends n:id fflrmer pitront 01 the House, as well as the putdie in general. •,nat nothing will be left nnrfone to render to bis -miotnSrf au'l gnests salisfRethm in cVcrv par'ieular. J5. verngps of nil kimH served in the best ftWle. fresb Oysters and various o.her dishes \vill lift prepared in the most aeeeptable nanncrond at all hours. The HmiBcu.msi to be one of C*e ■i«iiDv1 aMlitV. .Old Will be fcojit in * mtinuor aroepUible to all wlio have occasion to patronize it. (*. T. f»ittston, April Ifl, 1SG3.—1y "Deal gently with the (h)errtng," at' Cockney fl.-shdealer said to a customer. C An cxchango suggests as an amusepie young ladies on wet afternoons to knit Dyebrows. Hr . TJHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, (Formerly of TnnlihAnnook.) Opposite tho Bank, Pittston, Pena'a I only languish on—but God Ik) ikre Ma world uboVoi And tneu I anchor, in tne broad Ocean of my Ilcdcemcr's love. It is enough, my soul *liiUl eeaso From Mailing now—my cry be still', Undying hope shall ner\e n»—peace lie mine, O Father, do tiiy will 1 j*EW HEARSE, GEOTEFX to ID anCl 1 t" - jD I I jf . _ —mpleted, U» linsftoue nto the above busiues*, to wliicli ho will attend and having ftllothtr with promptaes*'and dispatch. COFFINS of all nonsiiintlj-on rcrsoiw dieirijig liis services will please call at the store of tho un- What would this world be without,wo A perfect blank—like a sheet of paper, eren ruled. m ■C C. E. WKICIIT. !D■ C. IIAKBINBTON ..WRIUHT& KAXIP.JhNGTON, . • •Airt'b*NK*Di'AT CLAYf, ' D •D ■\VXIjTtKiy-RAKItK. PA. •iKiied, Pittston, July 3,1 ;'62.--ly-» 1'. BHEJUDAN IF WE KNEW. iNtettnnw Mi* C*ar«»* ami cre*R«*n Crowrflti* ronud rmr neighbor's way; If we fcnantHiiaiilik ly**'# r , Borely nky, * Wotttd Cb«i 90 nffvri rrliitfe hlfn Tor the lAek of thrift utfcl #4n— •living on hi." heart a *hndo*rt \»eavi:i|r C*D£ heart a stain T How to prevent beer from turning * Always leave the key in the tap, and lock the cellar;-'''- ' :*5TK" PRACTICAL WATCHMAKEES Office oil Main Si.,i.Z Bennett's Store. Will praetica in Courts or IjUMrno County and Feb. 4, IStH. JOU PRINTING, NORTH EA3XEEN P.EHN SYLVAJIA The remains of a bachelor who "burs tears'' at reading a description of marriei has bocu found. .Jj(t ,it y & iiiiAXJi. avox. ?4\si;rACTony, fv7/i Bbok Binding. Tn meet the increased demo ml of thebusinei DR. C. SI. WILLIAMS, " •"•"irojteiMT' DBsrasr, " Main DStfaet, PittsLoa, Pa. If 1« nliovo n*t Why do gipsies wour scarlet cloaks order to make an outward show that are deeply read. iumo' l ail Where is paper money first mention the bible V When the dove brought the —back to Noah. J [.* ■rrt C -i- l fp r.'*e m- D'• VfhflUX w llf (tOMlWltl??, workman. I win nffktA'tk of I'IjAIST nnd Ds at o'ide un I fath, tko (jC D15 r'KIKT Jc thnD«vbaui-4»MfeC'(!jD»iy tml trorHce.TiV. Uis iWigiflfO** »uue of Wore hiiporUueo t.nan fiis in'-tUmi of TSfralfrito 1£et« without rain, • which he i* doing successfully day, by slpixtl*. IVbViQ m lUly oxecuteo. KH/KHf "ITT ."'Mil ft»T Cty!.*i!oiif OHtnortrtot AliAXK BOdKti ofjdfklwt*. "from »■*•* lD:iV )• ok *tr lu u J ili ".»"•»D rtj: *Umtlv on hand. STATION KRY in eronC Tanety far »«1" at, rer ,,-i VlilXTSX'.i, WHAPIM.NO i"*» iV KITING rAl'KB3 ol rrjy t°"D Mnin Street, M door belowUM Squnre. WHktf*-B»rre,4*M«k i«i' »»#♦ rt b ityrtt " .lt d* o[Kien, If we knew the *t«Drj, CJuivei infr through Iho heart Of pain. Would our woumnhotld dure doom litem Buck to haunt t of guilt Again ? Life hath many A erOMlng, Jovmrti' mtiny u hrdrtk! of wo, ' And th£ «•)uD4'k *,1 oar-wuished, nro white#®-— Tallin the Mcmbu'I angels know. I tried to observe the habit? of the people. Of course, like European towns in general, their Sunday did not appear like ours. I met many people—in fact the streets \vere filled. The stores, however, were mostly closed, but the market places and comers of the streets wore held by persons selling vegetables and poultry. The brokers shops were also open, and occasionally I saw a peddler's stand. In all the throng of pceplo that day I saw but oftp drunken man, and this is more than could be said with many a city ,au4 town in Auicrisa. In the two or three hotels at which I have stoppod since entering Italy, I have not seen such a thing as a bar-room. All the people, however, aeoiu to drink the common wine of the country which is not intoxicating. It is placed upon the dining table as freely as water with no additional charge. Mrs. Jones asks, if th» bills before Co are not counterfeit, why there should mucU difficulty in passing them. ! V i 1J U»v« «iu..a«U«rj \ Kooini Willi J. V,\ Hie 1 ~~ Pr. (;. SPEJ'UV», G«rman Physician and Surgeon (HOMEOPATHIC AM AbLOPATlM) likajromUrW.-\i. Y'riM.'Tji,) OFM1GE 1 ISf THE BUfL^aJiOUSE til* US* of V. PETERSEN, fit',ton, T». If. A A. PETHRSKN, Horant'ifi, Ta, c. rr.TKVJSEX, llunesdalc, I'a. Nov. 8, UfiO. Why is a young lady jnst from b oilschool like a buildfbs ctftamtttee f she is ready to receive proposals. Old anglers say that if you wish to c fine fish, you must throw your bait.rD him. Young ladios may take notice. TO AND FROM THE DEPOT- •a* 13 3 CT3 —W 13 flj Lft us reneft into ourJiosoma 4*"or tlwD key to otft^Mives, purrlprort of Mr I. JJUt'inijn.'tne Omnibus Line to lha t'vp"1 ft V,r n .Vpeclfully bay to the j»ublid Ihul lie t!outilise In run fo all the trhins, pna carry And ujLth I*; ward crrinK uyluro, frodti tlfjLt *tiU furvivo«; B 2 Bo that when our tlwobvil spirits to BquhOtf of light again, We umy any, Cleur Father, judge us Ah We jutted «»ur fellow men. * ,,T|i w  5*2i gHIf & I f styi'?*** t z BIo a P 3 £T OS 5?h-( - » 1 S| | =S= o ipV" p f "lc E rt- O C J ft SS l:r,X S ' W - =3 S • l__J 3S! =*- 5 W H (0 03 =3 H CI5U pnssQHgws »VDd at tlie some NC ellbrls wfn be 9piir«J to dh'cAmmHilHto tlie pub lie mid to cive all eutire tmlisfuoli"!). 6 IIAHT rmLLiPS. Iiepotation is a good- dpal like a,b you've got to keop piling on the shaving you doa't, the flume will soon subdue. "I think our church will last a good years yet," said a waggish deacon to hii istor: "I see the sleepers aro very sonn* It is a great comfort to a uiau with dollar in his pocket to know that if ho invest in five-twenties he can in tweutj * PIFS3TO-*, PA [From the U«*cord of the Times.} %C&'• 3atoia4 AUiifition given to d if cases o. BiKT»»ml &*r, »» weir «i the jDracti«c of Mmliun* gfuemWjr. Prompt iUtetDt"Du K'vcn tn«llc»ll»- 'J.Ve»tine«itpviD Ll"' Iloi.icoi.utliCn #r AlJauaUiui pruvtifif lCD suit tlm case ajiCi Mr«Ur«ucni »*f AUp lUitituL koprj « to », A. M", uirterubou. iJ '«)?i uTOuIng, f'roiu 7 to 10. -1 nu»Ub, Ai»K.3, U&i. J, I V K R Y . scenes in (be Old World.-—Ho. 11. Good horses und rigs lo bire to careful one responsible persons. All orders led at Kdctn Uotel or liutler House will l»e promptly attnoged to. H P- * To m* CniLDRE* or Sr. Swnmt'B H. S. My last letter was dated from Nice, t amw PitUlon, June 8, 18(15.-tf. BANKS, DIN WORE & CO. now writing from Genoa, which we ftll remember in our early study of Geography, as the l)irtb-£lace of Christopher Colytnbus, tt}e discoverer of the new world. I have seen much to remind of him to-day—a fine monument, surrounded by a statue on the pedestal of which are four has reliefs, indicating as many different circumstances in his life. The whole it of white marble and does honor to his native city. I also saw some manuscript letters preserved with great Care 111 glass covers, and bearing the date of 1525. These are kept in the City Hall, as wo would call it, formerly a royal palace. There is also a bust of Columbus iu the great room of this building where the official meetings are held. As an American I looked upon theso things with great I notice that the ladies had a fashion which bu"oe»j»or» to I think is an Improvement upon the bonnet in America. In short they are no bonnet at all, but only a kind of veil, fastened to tho hair by a pin and falling around the shoulders. This must be much less expensive than the apology for a bonnet as now worn at bom*. The effect was npt unpleasant. The dress otherwjjj was modest and uot at all showy. The young men and boys did not look much different from the same classes in America. In fact, it seems to me that t fcol more at home than I did in Franoe, but I presume that tho south of Italy is different PQC.TOR J AMES TO WSLEY, ■Hmtot'd tlwt Hsyai i'ollr?® of K«rge«n, t'mU ftSftfiftWAfi ii«w J- a ». iD.\vrs 4 CO '•Out of sight, out of mind." We see It. We dropped our pocketbook th' day and it Min't been- out of our mi rid -!ji«: wf» imirW f» i MrumfHeturfr# C»f PATt-NT KTANluKD SCALES Anil Member oftin flirticiaus and 8urge..4»*J*uWi»V'5KI,'( practice Tlie Doctor obtained Ins Diploma in TrtJand Sothoy&Vfcfil. 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One tui gold into quartz and the other turns his into gold. DIUECTORS AND PATENT STANDARD SCALES, N. W. Corner of 15th St. A Penna. Avenue rCSAMUGL J. BARBER, Keystone Marble Yard! ArthurG. Coffin, Jvohj) R. NelT, rt, ?&C-*• Richard 1). Wood, Geo. L. Harrison, John A. Brown, - William Welsh, Francis li. Cope, Samuel F. Smita, Wi». a. Bow«u, r cj»urlw lVvl«r, JairteS N. Ptckson, iMwat-d H.Trottor, Ambrose White, S. Morris Wain, Edward S. Clarke. interest. PHILADELPHIA Sept. 2S, 1666.ly. Genoa is above 100 miles from Nice. There a very line road, but it takes the stage or "Diligence" as they call it hero—two days to travel it, wbilo families with a private carriage sometimes take, four days. I came In one day by Sca, on the steamboat "Espresso." And I was not sorry, for besides saving, time and mon:y, I had a flrto view of the mountains, and the entire coast from»Nice to Genoa, passing many towns and villages on the border of tbe Mediterranean and seeing mariy villageB and single houses on the hillsides. In the afternoon the sun came out a little, and the sriow covered Alps, and1 tfistifht Appenines glistened in hfs beams. Ifl these short days wo could not ac - complish the journey until after dark, but the lights,6f the crty were visible for # Ring distance. Tfic sight on entering the harbor is very fine. The city makes a semi circle, and rises like a amphitheater and when lighted up at night is very picturesque. There is a good deal of travel here and the masts of the vessels looked very thick as we entered in the dark. Tbe steamboat could not get to the pier and so wo had to land by mews of small liflats, which como swarming around, cach eager to SEWING MACHINES, • CEO. BLAKE & CO., An old maid is mere liberal than a ono. The latter may always bo willing you a hand, the foriuer will you o: thank you too. "So many mon, so many minds." ways the caw. A gentlemen ask*d t to imbibe the ether day. They wei one mind and partook. A fiiend says he's either head  love, or else he's got the colic—he c which, as he is not certain which h last, kisses or watermelons. 3Jbe reason wonten bo seldom sta bccauso they talk so fast-a etammet no chance to get in. People stutter they hesitate. But who ever kuew tp hesitate about anything ? .Scalptor.anil Dealer in m and Domestic MARBLE Mnlilcls, Wiudow Caps k Silli, OPPOSITE 'jDIIK bank. LVZERNE CO., PA. All on warranted. D [Aprils, 1862.-ly Scenos in. the Old World.—No. 13. seasons:— ARTHUR li. CUi'i'IN, President. DEALERS I IT " My Ood and Is thy table (pauul. And doen tliy cupwtthlow o'tfrfloiv?" 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I visited several of the churphes on the same day I saw the palace* These churches are very old, reaching back to the 11th and 12th centuries. The cathcdral of San Lefen»o, or Saint Lawrenoe, as we shonld writo it, is built with alternate strips or blocks of black and white marble, the effect of wtaioh is ;rdty peculiar—though \l had already seen souu inhig of this style introduced into buildj ings in New York. TUe gothic arches of the I nave hi the interior are constructed in the same stylo. Tt docs not strike me agreeably. JI was soyicwuat with a l«s reliofMjr the ffU rppxfs«nl*t»n These opportunities of christian fellowship arc very pleasant. Before leaving Nice' I had the pleasure of attending two prayer meetings hold in the chapel 6f tho English church, one on New Years day and tho other on Tuesday, in which I took part Those were in observation of the " week of prayer" hold by many christians throughout the world, and which we have sometimes observed at home. , » U ; 1 • AM* i - /. SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES of eveiit iMSCiurmo* :HEW BAKEHY. "AgonU for tlie -"*«C■ v*»ertfgtied wmtM respectfully an fcoundrttD »IWp«1D!lc tbilt ha have opened Hie Butler House, where he wilj tie prevail at ull tjiija* UD nupply i»nd parties with liri-ad Biscuit. Cakon and Pies, »f ajL*kitiilD«n ehort notice. From uu extensive •xperve ace in Uio btkacy business they feel no kesiWUDuio sayiug that he wilf he able to •atisfy all as to th* quality jof Bread 4c,. which £«UMI«u Jul, 6th. 18Ci. Refer to T. Bt»vCDr, Danvillij; Hon. Z. Bennett, Wilkes-Barfe; A. Piirdee, Hazletoii; E. A B.B*van, Henry Colw u.G. M. Riqhart, Geo. Lazarus, L. W. 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Tub Grke* Mountain Boy.—A traveller crossing the Green Mountains in \ erraont, in the month of AugnBt, discorored a bare headed and bare-footed urchin, with a large tin bucket by his side, digging in a deep snowdrift, and Very Innocently put tho question— « My young lad what do you intend to do with that snow V A young lady explained tto «e ef C tbQ other day, the diatiiwtkm betwei ing and publishing, and at the oenr her remarks, by wy ef illustration, "You may jwi*6.a ki«s on my cheek most not publtofait." i MMtlj A woo bit Of a boy having beei chastised "by tils mother, sat very , his chair for some time afterward, thinking very profoundly. At las out thus: "Murder, I wish Pa'd g housekeeper—I've got tired o* i round." GEO. BLAKE & CO., ScitAirrotij Pa, Bcrftnton, Nov, ?'CD, 186jD.-iy BLANK DEEDS I WE htirvefSstiKeooivtxl * fresh mippJy*CDf the handsimiioitund bent BLANK DKEJDB.ou parchment paper, ever offered in Lujern* eoun ty. Alio a,gcii«i'Cil(UMiCMUue*it of Wink* ®f kind** j AjriTT.8Q2.-tf Saloon! _ ..MAIN STREET, IUTTSTOft, I'ENN'A. got its fcluro of patronage. I felt »1ittl« Wconifortablo in a strange land—arriving' in the F R JIcCANJiTAt J'roprietori A Tn con,fiDrt»li!o .. n.J in vilinc »Vy!c,I am J»r«iD»red citans, •z&terise&'rrh** ■ Why sir, mother wants to thaw it to get water to wash wi^h.1 r« I'hen why not take it frotu the top of the drift, Instead of digging so deep ?' • 'Why, sir, that on the top aint good for nothing—tho warn weather has dried all the water out on't' A£f»lM,lM»CJy and h«Cl found but one person on board jy gyy~pu p g, , | who spoke Enajjish, and ho was a German W"0 0«j|*tc..LiIw-4 utrs Cash etoKi.uuii rxAiniuo th»ir seemed t6 be well acquainted with th» route uttw Hinek , • vrfJiiBUffaV vff*' and could give mo much information concern Mrs. S. J. CEDDli,ItashlonallliK DKfcaS MAKhrR, rerouvod to K«»- Strecl, nxt 3Cior tA Df. Dorf'S. LADIES' DRKSS1CS AND CLOAKS Ml kind*, made neatly, suListuntiaJly, i»iwUn lfOosfca%Cl£.-i WeC»iiivto jilcaso. Pittston, April 81,1864. "stami- Jhtjks.— printp.1 curds ca*- inK the placcs which we passed. I kept by olor icfieavlo of rtW Junior bttl«ftit tta until we BOtDsafc on Khorc an(1 tUcu I M(