Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              . I | j6b Primin6 «rfC» wifl L - ■---» ■ ■ " ' ' ■ ■' ' ' IJJ * ~ PITTSTON itt GAZETTE PITTM4 GAZETTE. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY The GAZETTE unn JOUfeilAlj is published Iffic* The Oazatt• Jobbing and the Job Printing 0®e* - Being now nonnn lid* f cd C rt hr*C C•* a larger afcsmftHte given iog;—r» fc£ A MAMVJsft, '' OR bihu, .! j- ; PAMPHLETS, tUALBILIA •very Tuursday, at Thrbb Dollars per anturn, itrictly »« advance. .j#" .Co JKurjjted within th« county. Hereafter we shall charg" One Dollar and Fifty Cent'" 'or advertising a»Cjuareof8 line*lor one or throe weeks. Auditor's Notices, each estate, Administrator's Notices......... ,..$3 00 2 00 i y- CIB0ULAK8, BILLHEAD* * bH'JW-IIILBfl, TICKETS) « LAllEIX, CAR PA, notes, ktu;ttkx |Cju»re, 8 limm. l m. | s m. | «m. | »1 50 "I 13 00 | » 00 |_*10 00 3 00 !"* « 00 |~" 8 00* I If 00 AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL column. D■ -» hfliw;! Hn1#Cl work nf nUk»ndii,ilortA in fho n#ftJP*t «l *"D» -t ii.,wu.. r. riiM-1 printed u- r|. Everything iri CUln AiUo v*iUf!Ce»V« pJ Olllf.J HtU'liUoU. - ( « •jo 00 fab oo 18 Otf | 95 00 4ft 00 w i ■ 25 00 | 35 00 | 50 00 | 80 00 Merchants' cards not exceeding ono square, tith uaoislnnal notices, including subscription 3 the PittsyoN OA*Etrg, $15 00 per annum. Editorial or local item advertiainc will be •barged 20 centi per line each insertion. Notices of deaths or marriages will bo msertd wit limit charge. Obituaries 10 cents per line. A.dvertUoi»eul«must be bunded in belorn 10 clock A. M. on Wednesday to insure attention. Hekteti fa tfre Coal Interests, ftolitics, Ileitis, literature, Igrtntlfart aitb General Intelligence. BUNKH. Th* frffowliifg Wmtkn Ri** Vept on- hunrf or pfttofV to order, mm ablti o'« to» it.* D- ti^erUIAale' Warrant*, (.onpiMhUV hulen, BUtmnoki, Jnrlf menft'oc tract*. PromiKo»D ?*ot«», m*. Atiacl.mfntrjrj eentionn, Mantua* CtDi t)ticnun, Check Holla, Tin Koiin, \iFfed tD PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1866. WHOLE NO. S6. VOLUME XVI.—NO. 34. c. S. STARK, Geo. W Brainerd & Co, GROC2K3, 103 MURRAY, near WEST St. 3. HOFFMAN. Boot & Shoe fijPITTSTQI BREWERY I ENLARGED and IMPROVED. POETRY, hide it, bat ■ face so used to the sunshine of with love and hope. But oh ! she was c*ng led—sadly, painfully so. They were gM to , see mo, and my band was shaken warmly* j "Pear M—, don't say a word «f the gift," John urged taking my hand a second tiwfl — " 1 know you spoke the tryth tome,#ve years ago. 1 was going down hill t iS«t Fve gone as far as I can. I stop here at the ffot. .Everything is gone-bat my wife. I hare sworn, and my oAth shall be fftpt.'' Ellen and I are-going to be happy now." Tbe poor fellow burst into tons here. Hit wife followed suit aud I kept them company. I could not help crying like a child. My Goc what a sight I The once noble, true SMA sc «TTtjn—become a mere broken glseq lbs 4aaC fragment only reflecting the image it MtcD bore I—a poor suppliant at the fef&sflbpe begging a grain of warmth for tbe hearts o himself and wife I.'And hew Lba4 Immmw and loved that man—and how I lowed still Oh ! I hoped—aye, more than hoped—I be Keyed—he would be saved. And aa i upon that wife—so trusting, so losing,, s true and so hopeful still, even in the midst c living' death—I prayed mors ferrety thu I ever prayed before that God woqM hel 1 him up—lead him to the top of the hiH. j In Uio morning 1 saw the children— grow | to two intelligent boys now—and though tbe ' looked pale and wan, yd they, nisBwt an jA.ttorn.ey at Law. "piTTSTON, PA. Bounty, BaoJc Pay, Pensions, , , AKD OtllKIl (iovrrnmeut Claims Collected. CDffiiCk I* Exi'Bess Oihce. iiTEWin "  smiles eould not vreiir a cloud concealed. WEIGHING THE BABY. At lenght John came. His face was flashed, and his eyes looked inflamed. Ho grasped my hand with a happy laugh—called me "old fellow," "old dog,"i—said I must come and live with him, and many other extravagant things. His wife tried to hide her tears, while his mother shook her head and said— • r ETHEL LTIS. GEO. W. BKMKEHD,) DAVID HEIiDKN t KEW YOBK KLI.S1IA W.BAXTER J rpHE undersigned. Ihsnkfttl tor Hie'libornliWitroiinco " IIoW nJOTjr |Kmnd» doe# the baby weijfh— I extended to him in tlr.'.CB past. has now the pleas- Baby, who c&me but a month ago ? are ofMnouncii* IDuilt How m#ny poun(1C from crowning onrI A LARGE BRICK ADDITION yotbe roiy of the re*t|eu to*?" To the old Hrew«ry. in whirKall the modern improve- i niontH f'»f l.ryiring hjve been Introduced, nnd the valin; of which are attested fDy the miperior quality of the Ale produced. Htw establishment is now pernap* as complete aw any to he found in any part of the State. Having an abundance «»f room for coring, our Ale we are enabled t" keep it on hand in large quantities, thereby giving it time to ripen and improve by age. OlrR HALTING AN» »KV1N« HOUSES Are the largest and boat arranged the country can produco. In short no pains or expense have been mpared to make the establishment perfect in all respecta, and we ijjviie an inspection of it bv all.— Orders fllied ujtonthe Shortest noticfe, and promptness adhered Uf ialhC-. transaction C»f all tjisiirgre. H it. HUGHES. MAKER, Gr. B. SMITH Importer of Brandies, Wines, Gins, &C., &C., &C., No. 191 Woat Street, floorftbovp Si., OR*I£. Cheap Passage [Nearly Opposite Butler Coal Co's CfTicc,] Grandfather ties the'kerchieft knot, Tenderly guides the swinging weight, And carefully over his glasses peers To read the record, " Only eight." "He'll sow these wild oats soon. Mjr darling naver can be n bad man." "God grant it I" I thought to myself *nd I know the same prayer was upon Ellen's lips. Main St., Pittston. Pa, HRTTAIH AND IBBI1A.ND. Yo AMD mow ALL Work done in the neatest and most Hiibstontial manner, and warranted to give satisfaction, Having a thorough knowledge olHhe bUMtie&s, customers may rely upon hnving their work done on the most approved stylo REPAIRING will bo attended to promptly. It will be my endeavor in the future as in the past to merit, a liberal patronage. fK£f' A variety of Ready-Made work on band. Give me a fjall. J. II. Softly the echo goes aronnd 5 The lather laughs at the tiny girl; The fair yonug mother sings the words, While grahdmother smooths tho golden curl, TAPSCOTT BROTHERS & C0. 8 March 7 , 18fl1 5'tlyl It was late when we retired, and we might not hare done so even then bad not John fallen asleep in his chair. EmunATioN Asn Fokfion K\rHAxCin Office, , , i M Srmlh -fit., licw York. Drafts oi^Engl«(id,Ireland, Soeijand aad Wales. TAI'SIOTT's rAVDRlTK USE up J. A. W1SNER, 1SH "Wiirrw» Street, Now York furs, A'.kti.n i Trust'.a. I Wholesale Uroccrs. J And (toopitag »bo*e the precious thing, 7\ Ne«tle» R kiss within » prajor, Murmuring ioftlv, " Little one, UnndUtber did not weigh you feir." On the following morning I walked out with my friend. I told him I was sorry to see hiin as I saw him the night before. "Oh," said he with a laugh, "that was nothing. Only a little wine party. We had a glorious time. I wish you had been there." At first I thought I would say no more; but was it not uiy duty T I knew his nature better than be knew it himself. His appetites and pleasures bounded his own vision. I knew how kind ami generous he was—aias 1 too kind—too generous ! LIVERPOOL PACKETS SAILS EVETlT THREE DAYS. X LINK OF LONDON PACKETS July 12. 1866—1 ritlnton, Feb. 1,1860. PRISES B BUCED. EagL 0 v Store! 8AU.8 E-VK11Y TEH DAYS. Also tiy Steamship* Sailing Weekly. Parties wishing to «end for their friends or remit money to the OM Country, cm do bo at lowest, r*urs by MtWyiqt to ' ' MICTAEL W. rfORRlB. Feb 8, ISM.—)y} 1MUW* l'n Brass Works. Nobody weighed the bady'a smile, Or the love that catna with the belplea* one. Nobody weighed the threads of car* From which a woman's life is spun. cu Cx Cc P5 4 Pictures 2, 5" o -i No index tells the mlghtly worth Of a little baby's quiet oreath— A soft, UliceMing, metronome, Patient and faithful unto death, JOHN MACLAEEN, Practical Brass Founder, FOB ISJVw Croods! Tho Wants of the People Duly o Dn«iaored HASbeon newly arranged and In receiving extensive additions to the lormer ample stock,consisting of BRASS COCK, GliOIlE VALVE, AND STEAM WHISTLE MANUFACTURER 81,00 "John, could _vou have seen Ellen's face last evening you would have tremblud. Can you make her unhappy ?" He stopped me wth— "Don't be a fool! Why should she bo unhappy f Th« un4»r»in«eDMinTiiiH juCt return.-.! from the ,«rf «»rfept with ..«C• ■D( (lis m.»t vxUrr* ItvVifvnr C.(»TvC1 l " Mu propfeaf Luzerne Coitn'y. woul.l r-«pMMful.j announce iu a few w,.H».totl»«r friend* and tl.C miSlie in ii'nornl. tlint their pnre.ia*e» biivi Un made with n view to U.e «W life, til*' 111 I Hi1)" ail'l Ilihilf'T, H' w-li !'* 'landed »»niloiimn. or f.iir lady. CD".••• il«»yr nuil i.f1 l^rg° »uj»iDUc» u\ w*y§ on baudfi Nobody Weighed the baby's soul, For here on earth. do weights there be That could avail ; God only knows Ib value in eternity. Ho. 4, CiiC St.. Soranton, Pa seemed happy when their father kissed then When I went Uwny John took: ate by tt band, and the last word* be said, were, "Trust me. Believe me now. Mil #w Man hencelorth while life lasts A little over two.y#ars had passed when read in a newsprint itM death «fElfen Ande son. I started for the town where1 they h lived as soon as posslblo, fix; I might h« some ope ! A fearful presentiment had pa »~sed my mind. ■»! u I stopped at the stately house where tb had dwelt, but strangers occupied it. .1I; "Where is John Anderson I'M asked, tj "Don't know, I'm sure. He has been go these threo months. His wile died ia I mad-house last week I" , • ■. j ■ • "And the children t" IJiE WITU DWJ'ATCn MIIXER'S PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, C.\ PitUton, July 1J—tf Only eight pootdii' to hold ft »oul. That socks no angel's silver wing, But shines it in tbis human guise, Within so fair and small a thing! "Because she fears you are going down hill,'' I told him. SAMUEL J, BASBER, Keystone Marble Yard! French and English Chemicals, German Medicines.Patent Cedicines, Shakers'* Herbs, Thompsonlan Medicines, Ilor.se Medicines, Guttle Liniments, Gurgling Oil, Rosin Sal Soda Paints, Oil Mind Glass, I'utty, Gold Leaf, Varnishes oi all kinds, Alcohol, Acids, Turpentine, Camplieue, Burning b'luid. Lamp Oil, Lamps, Lamp Globes and Wicks,Pnre Wines and Liquors, Dye Stufls, Flavoring Extracts, Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Article*, Blank Books, School Books, Stationery, and School I'ens, Ac. &e., •» m n C1 J. J. Merriams "Did she say so V he asked, with a flushed STUDIO, face. "No—I read it in her looks." "Perhaps a reflection of your own thoughts," he suggested. "I surelj thought So when yon came home" A McMIM-A^ Sculptor, mill Dealer in AT MIIJ.EB'eJ PlIOlotiKAPIl ROOM?. C43INET BHD LIFE SIZE P0RTR8ITS in tod in«JiKDW». Al«" ©onto# nwlo from Oh mother, laugh your merry note ; Be gay and glad, but don't forget From baby's eyes looks ont a soul That claims a home in Eden yet. r'ttitnn. TW. Vtl. 0.1.1 fallow*1 UU-.-k, Xurtli Foreign snd' Domestic MARBLE Totnb-Slon.es. Unntcls. Window Caps!; Sills, REMOVAL Brandeasburg's Bakery. An»l»n»tvpot ( v (:»irU iVturet any him ami Painted in Oil or it uter Color* or rttoucktd icith /n-h« Ink. I'itlstQn .Sept, ft, m#*o— ly I replied. OH PCDSITK TIIK 11 ANli, pirrsroN, luzerne co.. pa. "DOWN HILL." Never can I forget the look he gave me then—so full of reproof, of surprise, and of p*'?- ,: ' j/T C "M , I forgive you, for I know you to be my friend ; but epeak to mo again like that. I going down ? You know better. That can never be. I know my own wants. My mother knows me better than Ellen does." Ah—had that mother been as wise as she was loving, she would havo seen that the "wild oats" which her son was sowing would surely grow up -and ripen, only. to furnish seed fur re-sowing ! But she loved him—loved hitn almost 10 well—or, I should say, too blindly. But I could Ray no more. I only prayed that God would guard him j and then we conversed on other subjects. I could spend but one day with him bit we promised to correspond often. three yoars more passed, during which John Anderson wrote to me at least once a memth, and sometimes oftener ; but at the end of that time his letters ceased coming, and I received no more for two years, when I again found myself in his native town. It was early in the afternoon when I arrived, and I took dinner at the hotel. I had finished my meal, and was lounging in front of the hotel, when I saw a funeral procession winding into a distant church yard. " 1 asked the landlord whose funeral it was. "Mrs. Anderson's," he said, and as bespoke I noticed a slight drooping of the head, as though it cut him to say. so. "What—John Andtrjion's wife ?" "No," he replied. ''It is his motherand as he said this he turned away ; but a gentleman who stood near, a nd hud overheard the conversation, at once took up the theme. "Our host don't seem inclined to converse upon that subject)" he remarked, with a shrug of the shoulders. "Did you ever know John Anderson ?" _ New Brick. Opposite BIG BASIN, PITTSTON, PA. rmic STAFF OF L1FK i» *««-! Ercnrf, D0-1 I 1 wo.il* rvrtrtAfuJty inftit"' 'I"' vtuttn* »t PitUtnn a»4 v-i.initv. tl. it t iilwny . fe.-cp he gentli.ie article o'.\ li.mJ l«r •«}«, wi'.h "II k.ml*.. CftACKtRS, PifS, CAKfS &C. F*milio#nml Parli«««uiD!DliC"it with ,vc^',''n* in hn l.ii"."» »ltort nou.w. and "ii rttoowtW* PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS At Wholesale and Retail. Not long since I had occasion to visit one of our courts, and while conversing with a.legal friend I heard the name of John Anderson called. "There is a hard case,'' remarked my friend. I looked upon the man in the prisoner's dock. He was standing up, and plead guilty to the crime of theft. He was a tall man, but bent and infirm, though not old. Ilis garb was torn, sparse, and filthy ; his face all bloated and bloodshot; his hair matted with dirt; nnd his bowed form quivering with delirium. Certainly I never saw a more pitiable object. Surely that man was born a villain. I moved my place to obtain a fairer view of his face.— He saw my movement and turned his head.— lie gazed upon me a single instant, and then, covered his lace with bis hands, he sank powerless into his seat. '•(jood Uod I" I involuntarily ejaculated, starting forward. "VTil ." I had half spoken his name when he quickly raised his head and cast upon me a look of such imploring agony that my tongue was tied at once'. Then he covered his face again. I asked uiy legal companion if the prisoner had counsel, lie said no. I then told him to do all in his power for the poor fellow's benefit, and I would pay him. He promised, and I left. I could not remain and sec that man tried. Tears camo to my eyes as I gazed upon him, and it was not until I had gained the street and walked some distance that I could breathe freely. John Anderson ! Alas t he was ashamed to be known as his mother's son I That was not his name; but you shall know him by no other. I will now call him by the name that stands upon the records of thq count. * * John Anderson was my school-mate; and it was not many years ago—not over twenty, that we left our academy together, ho to return to the home of wealthy parents; I to sit 1. atirl ctlon NORM EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA arraDtO'1 ' || K7" Physicians Prescriptionscarcfully coin pounded. If you want any thing In my line, please call nt Ills Eaglo JJrtip Store, next door North of the Gazette Printing Olliee, Main street, Pittston. DR. A. KNAPP. just it r.CEivmD. Tore Kerosene aud Coal Oil. One ton White lDe«d. PERRY DAVIS "0—they both died before she did I*' I staggered back, and hurried from I place. I hardly knew which way I we but instinct led me to the churob yard, found four graves which had been omit three years. The mother, the wife, and t children slept in them I " And what has done this ?" I asked n self. And a voice answered (rom the loC sleeping places, "Tub Deuon or tub wise table 1" But this was not all the work, No, oC The next I saw—O, God !—was tar more / nble ! I saw in the court-room. Bat t was not the last, not the last L I saw my legal friend on the day follow the triul. He said John Anderson was prison. I hastened to see him. The tt key conducted me to his cell, the key tw ' in the huge lock, the ponderous door swi with a sharp creak upon its hinges, arid T a dead body suspended by the neck' frof greating of the window. I looked at'the 1 rible face, I could see nothing of John derson there—but the face I had seen in court room was sufficient to connect the tand / knew that was all that wail left earth of him whom I bad loved so welt' And this was the last of the demon'* m the last act in the drama I Ah ! from first sparkle ef the red wine it bad baen dc —down—down until the foot of the bill been finally reached. And when I turned away free* that ccil once more walked amid the Hashing sal and revel-hells, I wished that my voice powcr to thunder inellfe story Of whtel had been a witness, Into the ears of all toWvt.ETA.LE *■. J/'i j Vv Unit' ton Potash, » superior artialn. One hundred Bamlioo nnd Reed Filhtng Rods. (Smeiit. Calcined Plaster, Marble dust and BII- teM"v'«Ubli,hmC.nt h n-Dw m my now l.ri u«iia,ng y-^V^xuKSuVKr. Pain Etilier1 ver sand DU. A. KNAl'P PilUtnn. March 1. JS6: I in i tat ion of Rosewood, Rosewood, and Gilt Picture Frames, made to order. Looking Gla«s Plates of all sizes on hand. Garden Seeds of all kinds, a full supply. The iVopie's Friend. V. PKTF.n&EX, ritf.'U.a, Pa DR. C. M. WILLIAMS, SURGE3N DECTHST, Main Strdet, Pittston, Pa. t. PBTKIiSry. SnranUvn, To 1DR. A. KNAPP, ' llifCH.l C. PF. TERR F.N, Uoucsdttle, I Pittston, May 31, I860.—lv BARBITT'B ntlv SOISiETHiNG NEW. Anions tluD munv iriiptpvemopt In, pr.jiU U. now « more importKiioe than In* u.-tli...! -f eitrwtim teeth without paih, whfcli lid is riucccsifuilj- every C!»D'. "7 tU« tmei'** _ _ _ , _ NITROUS OXIDE OAS. Its result' h*3»u.«Cl .-Wirfly 1M err inilapce. ' *_ ' ' • with .1. W Mtt.LEIt,to'lJUiufng HD* C«b ®tora oM'lm*. La* £ l-u' r*m e r, wiiiih IUir. hi their lDfy 0*H'4» hi pclird TIN SHOP, BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, llulUO'l fhnt lh«* Tnftrfioiii Whet OPPOSITE COOPER'S IIALL, MAIN STREET, PITTSTON, PA. Trtl n ri'v Dfivi* «l HfD I in tl. eount JllAtftlll Having on hand a full assortnient of . Il5' r.-piitniinr ll'trl oaC7tD to order at Short Xot rhDt stoves of all K indsi PuC h ng Conking, ITeatinjr, Gas Burning and ParJor Stoves, the attention of the Public i« rcspei'Mully ealJrd to thofuct that be will tell them na eheai) ai they ran l»t; purchased elsewhere. Jit- keens on hfinCl a Particular Attention Paid to Re- aKWI.V ■ MACHINES GEO. BLAKE & CO., pairing ir« | f | 4 *— "T -------- - a *WBi'oirr lD. C. II VHIMN-TUN WRIGHT & HARRINGTON. attorneys at law. Soil- Lcathnr mill Khun Finilinjftt of nil D ascription* o. 11. nO.MMEL A CO. LARGE STOCK OF TINWARE All mr.de up by experienced workmon and warranted to give satisfaction. liny 17. WILKKsi-UABIW xf'ii'.i !»D.. ..tiote ./, - Dlnr«-. Wm iir#i*lfoo i» rfDurt«W r.uzTue County and M.ivor's Courts ..f OitrbonrlaU. . OonioU»tii»n« in (iurmmi jnCl EnglWl. P. C. Harrington, Notary Fublic. Feb. 4, ' PA. | SElVI'rLf MACIJhXES, i I m EC OOT8 » NEW HOLLOW-WARE, Such as POTS anil KKTTLE8, COAL SCUTTLES, also LANTERNS. KEROSENE LAMPS, KEROSENE OIL, REFLECTORS, MINERS' LAMPS, And every other article belonging to afirstclasB Shop. SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES D.r~JoTl V (J. nECK EK, Jigcuv PTJOBf AND piIVdlCIAX ASD SUIWEON, ft'-EEO, i-luf SHOES. (Formerly of Tunkhannonfe,) Opposite the Bank, Pittston, Pcnn a f.lMVEn fc TUKER. BUTTON 1101,1 30m WD ITT SEWIXH MACHINE#. Old Machines iioughi. sold, i:\cliaugfd or Repaired. RESPEC ' FULLYinvito».tlietl)uittention . ol'the public to UUIurgo stock of BOOTS AND SIIOJ2S,»uel) us GentB'FintiCall Boots, hottr* —from 8 to 10 a. n).., and 1 to 2 j m. Evening. 6 tn Pitt»ton.'i|ari-li U D t JOBBING A f __ We have a Congrew- Gaiters Oxford Ties &o. Also, a large variety of Ladies'and Cliilurens'slioos. and Gaitersof ulldescriptions.iii fact overytbingthe line, tlo lias connected a separate department for a My •utaWishment Is opposltcC. LawSt Co.s Cast' Store, Main street. Pittston,Pa. The natronape of D lie puhlicissolicited. Attffdtff»rmrpU)OM.aii«l in unnnner. 'Hi* miiftaljftMl wilitinH«ymkC»io make any kind of work in his lino, and in a? flood and durable ii Manner iw* jho HMiii.' I'uii lDo dout* by any e&tablmbment in Lutetn* tvuinty. i *i i- m uIJe was my school-mate in boyhood, and lown in the dingy sanctum ot a newspaper , - . , . a* r r i .. M mo. An„ my bosom friend in youth.1 I told him. •ffice for a few years, and then wander across . J • he ocean. I was gone some four yearn, and "° led »• °,ne 8,de' "nd "Poke 48 f01'0™ ;. Then I returned I found John a married man. Poor John ! IIfl waa tbe Pnde of th,s tf is fatlter was dead and bad left his only son town six years ago. This man opened his i ullimV fortune hotel at that tune, and sought custom by gir' "Ah, M. °r he said to mc, as he met inK wine BUPP®ra John waB Pre80nt at m08t i» at the "railway station, "you shall aee what 0C 'hem-thc Kayest of the gay, and the most i bird I have caged. My Ellen is a l.rlc-a generous of the party In fact, he pa.d for robin—a very jwinceKS of all birds that eyer ne"ry ®*cry or® them. looked beaut,(ul or sang sweetly." u Tt'cn he bc8an to »» do"» ! . And ho He was enthusiastic, but not mistaken, for bas go'Og ever su.oc. At time, tru, [ found his wife all that he had said, simply friends have Preva,!ed UP°" blra to Bt0P 5 but omitting the poetry. She was truly one of his 8t0P8 were of short duration- A short the most beautiful women I ever saw. And sea80n of »unsh,ne would 8leam «PO" so good, too-so loving and kind. Aye-she and thcn the »DSht morc dark aml so loved John that she really loved all his drear than before. He said he would never friends. What a lucky fellow to find such a 8* drunk "S®"1! ho wou,d take a «lass ol wife. And what a lucky woman to find such wine wi'h a fnend l That glass ol wine . husband ; for John Anderson was as hand- «« but th° 6»te that «» tbe fl°oCl- 8u some a. she. Tall, straight, manly, high- "8° be was ffort l "«D « browed with rioh chestnut curls, and . face Yesterday he borrowed fifty dollars to pay hn as faultlessly noble and beautiful as ever ar- m°ther s funeral expenses 1 The poor mothe tist copied. And he was good, too; and kind, boro UP " D°n8 » sbe fe 8a» * ,. o son—*her 4tDarling Boy. she alway3 caileC generous and true. / , I spent a week with them, and I was hap- him-brought home drunk many times, am Py all the while. John's mother lived with shc "en D»" blow8'J** himJ *1' [bem-a fine old lady as ever breathed, and rest now ! Her «Da»h«fBot," wore hemaking herself constant joy and pride in doat. ™ and brought ,U# ,$rey h..» ,n sori„g upon her "Darling Boy," as she always "Dw to the grave ! Oh 1 I hope this may re called him. I gave her an account of ray adventures by sea and land in foreign climes, *«■■* *■ wife I asked and she kissed me because I loved her dar. Her heavenly Do™ has holdherup thus fa, " but she is only a shadow of the wife tha Tdid not see John again for four years. I blessed his home six years  rallied his house in the evening. He waa | My informant was deeply affected, and so not in, but his wife and mother were there to was /, and I asked him no more. receive me, and two ourly headed boys were | During the remainder of the afternoon I deal play about Ellen's chair. I knew at once bated with myself whether to call upon John that they were my friend's children. Every- at all. But finally I resolved to (jo, though thing seemed pleasant until the little ones I waited till after te*. I found his wife alen* were abed and asleep, and then I could see They had both been weeping though I couU that Men troubled- $he tried to;' we at ■ glance that Wt«iV free w beeminj ing men t u-rtiirt »♦«■ ft i. tt. BA H ItKTT. -1) KXTI8T. - - - at his residence »*D Kranklin street, nppo „ the fWJUMl', JV here h«nuD«j h'rlafUf be fou|d 0t all hours lDr B ln«C*3D 'IDtCAhW Oold u-frd SllveS" plate, and operates in all the branches of Dental ( Surgery, in the best manner. | - - A leduction frou) ataCr«*8 suffieront to ( m".-*y .'" German Physician and Surgeon, L WAGON MAKING. (IIomopathic and allopathic.) ■ — . , i ,.„.i n.« ,.i,i ainml {lD*te from Breriatt, Prussia.) "r : OFFICE IN THE J0'H!tS0N COTTAGE, csorti. & Wi H$ ± I r,xfi. - ; .«*(D*; pa. New Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, &c.; of si) iijnils made in the best au.l most substantial style, workmen. 5ttP4I ' J douelni&b*t4*«*r. Aatttfitiife fcrr&e# i» all ofwes. Office cyery C-ii A BACY DESCBIPTIOjr. AtU-nliOV j.s bv niiiil Particular attontjion paid to FUKNACE WOBK. Givo mo atrial. T. 8. liAHlilTT From a treatise on Raecs, by Grts* (the Fat Contributor,) we qaote a paragt or two : a* GEO. BLAKE A CO.^ be; it as tom, Pa, Pittston, Jan.4. lTC-i fVranton. Xov. 30, 18C*5.-1y "I flatter myself that t know sometl about tha horse race. 1 had a passion' horse racing when a lad, and used to run ses with a neighbor's boy in TompkMTs 1 How vividly do / recall my last race. / the Governor's grass-fed mare, a sorrel-r if/romeinber correctly, with • white Stat the forehead. She had something like a ter-melon on each knee, her intelleot was impaired. She was sired by a canal hC and dam'd by every one who drove bC Neighbor's boy rode a croom-colored (flies with a spring-halt to harness. On the hi stretch I was a neck and half a shoulder* behind, gently encouraging the old mar her best by the apptftatloTTOf a corn cutti her aged ribs. The limp which she hai her eye prevented her from taking a • view of a heap of cobble stones in the and wben she struck them there was a s ble, a clatter, of stones, horse shoes and bones, and the old mare was wrecked am insurance. "• v l)r. ti. Kl'KKMNti, Pittston.March 29,1860,—tf JOB PRINTING, a ®. c=D BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, *■ ■ ■ CD To meet tho increased demand of the business community, I hare made extensive addition* to my Job nttieu. aitilliT an inerensed force of firstcjuss workmen. I wjil be at all time* readv to do nil kinds of J'LAIN and FANCY JOB PfclNT- J NO at nnccand with the greatent poinible dispatch. lU'LlNG to any uUtn NMtly txeeuted. BOOK BINDINCIiii any styTedoneoD short notice BLANK BOOKS of all kinds, from a $25 Ledger, Day Book or Docket to a 8 cent Passbook, constantly on hand. Paper Ruling and Book Binding' cr=» ; 'i 08^2 I 2:® r JL. s w w 5 10 \—jA Sis* ,9 I 11H i p PO " c- . I j=3~ 5 '/! 5 W 2 ST uh 3 * £ po's" a rpa© 15 Z i,6*Q - Jj Ja — 3 • 2=3 5 he }• "ii y, well * tliD ven to dipeasofi of tiro of F3 —«D »£ — 2 ... -e » cr I t%o o ST ® * C 3 - - ® SB 2 O 5 = 1*1 5 - co Medicine generally. Prompt attention given to nllea!)*. TiTdliiUt CiV'tl i1» tb'-.Htuiwtpitliieor Allopathic to shit tlje *■!(»« .iinri preferences nfkllwD patt;nt. Offli'f touts from 0 to if, A. M., afternoon,from 12 to 3; evening, from ; to 10 STATIONERY iti great variety for sale at reasonable prices. PRINTING, WRAPPING and WHITING PAPERS of everv description lor sale. ROBERT BAUR, Main Street, 2d door below the Square. Wilkes-Barro, March 16, 180S. *■» Ci"s FERUlSANDICfStHEU Pituloo, Oct. 1», liot-pif 3,186. 2:1 a t I t f r—£ I f J, BOARDERS -A enupte of gentlf mm Bo aril .ra Hill find conloVtal»le accommodations addre.ilng D. R. E. Box 68, l'.tfton Po.t Office. Mrs. S.J. GEDDIS, Fashiom- BLE DRESS MAKER removed to Kennedy Street, nxt door to lDr. Dorr's. LADIES' DRESSES AND CLOAKS SR. BECK. M. P.—DENTIST , late of PHILADELPHIA.— MSM ec,—Two doors above his for•ner residence, East side of Main St., above tho "ublic Square. Wilkes-Burre, Penn. July 1U, I860.—Iv. Oct. 1#.—2t. qf all kinds, m»do neatly, "ijbstatitially, and In tin* In test style, \VjS aim to Ideaso. Pittston, April Jll'-lSw. forest house, COB. WYOMING AYfe. and SPRUCE St. 0OBANTOK P"- REED * SCHOOKMABER, P*opa«ToH». se ■ butler house PITTSTON, PENN'A. E'rt - PS -jczd" 5 CD 33 Lackwanna Si Bloomaburg B. B. On mid rtfU't May 28,18M, trains will arrive at pitta ton hn follows: 8. J. Ku». o** ihw.-U l\ O. Hchookmakee. UI was picked up bleeding and inseni and I made tho remainder of the home-Rt on a stretcher, coming in under one bl» Tfco rtee was decided in my ftvor. The es allowed, although / was a neck be when the oM mare stumbled, yet, aa / ei ed without my neck being broken, / dim a neck ahead." • ■ i- SOU Josh Billings* saya that, owing to' bi prioe and great skarsity of veal in Wu sitty, menny of the fust faiuilyo are uaiii) tyflshal oalves. They nay it hel{%|m ,1 leg of mutton flrat rate. "WEST END HOTEL." JOSEPH SCUREMAN. l\oprielor, bifcw'd 2» thiVr- A »"°re of tUu PubU° WSSBr* JQHN Proprietor, NillTIVtU BOCKK, 0 A. M.,l!,20 A. M.,3,22 P. M., 0,36 P.M. .Southward BorND. 6,20 A. M10,» A. M.,6,S0P. M., 7,ROT. M. Omnibus loaves 20 minutes in advance of the n time. ' JiineU, II irfl. IS.lfifiS New Liveryin Pitt ston. , F. A. THOMPSON. TD EAt ESTATE oltOKKR nnd Agent for the sale of l'V F«MI% Jfiiidft mul l*«m*es «ud !C*«• Office with \. C.Th"inp*«m «* 0& \ Pittnton, Oct. U—t*. The Undersigned having supplied himself with a choice selection of HOKttKS AND BUGGIEB, Carriages, Ac , would respectfully announce to the public that he has opened a Livery in tlm Staples in the rear of Juraes Brown's Store, where persons can at all times be furnished with Horses and Cnnveyence# to suit their fancy. Parties will be sentoutin comfortable sty'e when desired.—Terms reasonable.—A share of publio patronage respectfully solicited. P. M. CONNIFF. DBEAFNE88, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH treated with success, by J. IHAAO'H, M. D., Oculflkd Aurist. ( former It of Leydou, Holland,) No. SIS PINE Street, 1'HILAD'A. Testimonial. from tbe mostreliatile sources in the City and Couutry can beaoan at this office. The medical faculty are invited to accompany their patients, as he has no secret in his ]Druntico. ARTIFICIAL EYES, insert# \\}x. Jjo charge for examination- ANEURIN JONES, (ANEURIIf PARDD,) ARCHITECT & BUILDER, XJME FOR 8AUJ- whitewashing »nd furtilUing p I 8TRC~DH. SCKADTOS, PA. Anr.liMitinn for mv wttIm-k left with V Uruis. of Pitt.ton, will tDc promptly rece tended to. 0dt.11.1Mft—tf. /. E. RJVil '"I* JulylS, 2*1*6.