Pittston Gazette

              TERMS OP PUBLICATION fittstmi V J , *. K DEVOTED TO NEW3, LITERATURE • '•; . i. ■ - ■ . ■ 'i.. • ■ — , PlffST&S. PA., TfiTJRSD (Hoi-tlS. •D. (j|)^ Ck CO. ;1TBE**' (Late Rlegol, Agister,) 8?* YORK. ' '.if IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS, X«R!NEUIm«AM8 The"ri' «HlD ' ' ' 0MMIM. JOB PR1XTIXU AND OULINCJ. Th* Pir*TO« Gamt*i in publith# ejery J"*"1*" morning by O. M. R.cham, »  n«," wot side of Main Street, »t«3*D Pfr ° No postage churned within the Coun t. advertising as ftDHow»: ■D. One Square, (10 lines) or less,one month ***»D'*' throe months, »; six months,t* ; on.C je*r, £ One-eighth Column, one mo., »; three mo»„ no, ,ix month., $16; one year,?*. » I A One-quarter Column, one mo., $10; three mo*., $18 ®ix months, $25; one year, $35. One-half Column, one mo., $18; three mos., 13©; six months,$50; one year,$70. The flAHtr Jnanm Orr» _ . ety of Johbins Materrfcl «;». Taytorftteum I'm*. n»«IW and two Hand . wort „,,very k,S. T.u t« D•C» aurpaxaed oven i„ uur ta rales. * «me», mid m illW Particular attention imi.i to i»- ifests, pMiiphleta, Oir.;ulii» »! C* MC%. Notes, Orders, Hand - Bill*. nii'i""L .''*' k"1**. Curds, 4.-. ' Tieketp !&■**!C * D/!D!C Killed and Bound Work of all Win iin the neatest and be«t manner 1°°* * °Mer order. . » printed to AGRICULTURE, AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. One Column, 0110 month, $30; three months, $40; si x months, $70; one year, $120. A full line of Justice*' und roh«t,.i t , r» thHr w,,h I-'censo Afiiittc.tfw, 'V ™ 'Ma,lk». fc Deeds, Contracts, Ti«« snC1 pay « ' Note''. consr'nHy on hand. '*• **•D *o Auditors' and Administrators' Notices, $3 each. A(l Communications of limited or individual interest, •20 ceots per line. Notices of Marriages and Deaths, free; notices accompanying the same, 20 cts. per line. AYflTOE 18, 1868. WHOLE NO. 952. VOL. XIX.—NO. 16. and teach ma to love my CROCODILE POND. rist loved us. ArneH." _ —  years, three years Hpawed An Enjjiifh ngturajist h#» recently publishlg any solace to the grief account oF Ills v jsit to tha famous Jiucjaly happiness upon this er-P?SV, pond4 of Ioili*," WUich gious duties) was, when- wond*r li# rftfcfibe» as folTSWs: of the age that Charles Tba ponfl te about yards in cirim livod, to say herself, c„,BferewHv and contai*# many tittle grassy be her son, and (hat she j.jMds, on wfcich the Majority of the ccocoof bis death. She ap- jije, woro theB btskieg; soma on jhild, and examined it itg Pijmy gjdes, irtfcers half submerged in the Sim with tager curiosity, mac|dy water. While now and th«« a hmro liscovering with sorrow monster wovId * *\ims«lf upon his domino* —change my heart; brethren as Jesus Cbi 1 A STRUTOE PEE&emumeut "" Aboat forty years ago, ia tile Wf,u„ Now York, lived a. lonely widow -otj' P*!lof husband had been dead many J9tn j ?*r only daughter wa. grown and *r at a distance of a mile or two from *!', 'Ue HlftUSion. «W||j Business C£ari)s. Business (tfariis. Bnstncs! ' liaat gout**. Now obe year, twt away, witbrDuttDring of theCounteaa; b«i earth (next to her re ever she met a cbilo would have been hat1 that, perbapa, it ntigb wai falsely perauadea proocbed every iucb with care, qaeationec and alwaya ended by that the child waa not her son Q S. STiBK, Q.EO. W. BltAINERD & CO., ALT*ED BTCRLT, JACOB RIBQKL. JUNE. ATTORNEY AT LAW, riTTSTON, r A., G R O G E a s, 103 Murray, near West Street, NEW YORK. fGBO. W. BHAINERD, y DAVID BELDEN (.ELISHA W.BAXTER- baiiitkl o. soorr, JAC0W BY P. A. C. ■oft, the sky is o4car. Bsoras dot the meadows o'er. The sweetest tim* of all the year, Is June—beloved month of yore. Bounty., Bnck P*y, Ponslon*, *nd other Government Claims Collected. Officc in SxpreM Office. OF DK. GOOD 8, No. 333 Market §u, and 87 North Fourth Street, W HOLM A LI And thua the old lady lived alone d.v ... mghC let m her conscious innocenoe and troatin Providence she felt safe and ohfcrf . did W work qaietly during the davlieh7.?l' at eventide slept aweetly. ' ''One morning, however, the awoke with extraordinary *«4 omvoated gloom upon bar mind which was impres.ed with the applet, sion that something strange was about to hap pen to her or hen. ft A of  thought that she could not stay at home that dCv, but muH go abroad to give vent to it, un_ bosaWiing herself to her friends, ezpecially to her daughter. With her she spent the gfeater part of the tlar, and toiler several times repoated the recital of her apprehensions. The daughter a* often repeated the assurances that her good mother bad never done any injury to any person, and Klded, '•! cannot think any one would hurt you, for you have not an enemy in the world." Aug. 10, '65. SHOES! Beloved month—oh tired feet. That walk in dusty thorough lares Turn by, the shaded lanes are tweet. And rest them in the balmy air. Turn by, for toil and pain are ours, Through all the paths we're called to tread, llest here amid th« purple flowers. Ere youthful fancies all have tied. WRIGHT & HARRINGTON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WILKES-BARRE, PA. WATCH AND mark* McDonnell A raise — ai» St* lCef» »nd, waddling for a few spaces, fa lat upon his belly. Young ones from a foot n length and upwards, ran nimbly along the nxrgia of the pond, disappearing suddenly in .he turbid water as soon as we approached.— Tb« 'largest croeodjle lives in a long narrow tank, separate from the others. The Fakirs and natives' who wonhip in the neighboring temples have painted nis forehead red—they venerate the bid master, making a salaam to his majeety whenever he shows himself above water. A handsome young Belooehe whole occupation was to feed animals informed us that the said king waa upwards of two hundred years old (?) and that, by way of a "tit-bit" he was in t|pe habit of devouring the young crocodiles. During our visit this enormous brute was asleep oh Ihe bank of his dwelling plaee, and seemed quite indifferent to our presence, although we tine within a foot of him, end ev#t) attempted to roue* biui rubbing, ■PHILADELPHIA. JEWELRY STORE! p A S S A ft B TO A N D F R O M April 90, *68. „ Would respectfully gp 11 I inform the publie that t U h» lw" opened at his K I lie# Boot and Shoe m I , - store, an entirely new IU1C1 handsome variety K. "* * I.ADIES', MISSBB* A CHILDREN'S SHOES , _ . of every description, style and quality, with nn entire assortment of e»erythin« in th* boot and shoe line, from the dainty clipper to the strong lumbering boot. I wish to say to farmers particularly, who w(M to b»y One day, Cm returning from the country (where sbe bad been pasting some weeks) unexpected by W«r domestics, who were occaptcd in cleaning tbe apartments, she aaw, with surprise, on entering the saloon, a little chimneysweep leaninc against tbe jam. He was very sorrowful; and in spite of tbe soot which covered his face, might be seen his white skin and his extreme thinness. His bead rested upon hisbresrst; the poor child was weeping, and large tears rolled down his cheek* lending white traces upon his-dark lace. Office on Main St., above Z. Bennett's Store. Will practice in Oourtiof Luierne County and Mayor's Courts of Carbondale. Consultations in German and English. D. C. Harrington, Notary Public. G E. WRIGHT. D- C. HARRINGTON. Feb. 4,1884. JAMES SEARLE, GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, Bjr Steamship and Sailing Packet, by WEBK1/Y LIMES, at Reduced Kates. Next Door to the Post Office, Turn, proud man, from the eager chose, Ambition, folly, pleasure, fame— From earth-born passions Which debtse, And seek alone a good man's name1 PITTSfON, PA, TAPSCOTT BROTHERS A CO., 86 Sonth Street, New York. CORNER OF MAIN AND WILLIAM 8TS. Has for sale a large and splendid assortment of Continue to issue Passage Ticket?,aTnll»b)» tcfr t welre Months, from LONDON, LIVERPOOL, or QUEENSTOWN, snd DRAFTS, payable on demand, for any amount from £1 and upwards. MICHAEL W. M0EBI9, Agent, " PittstonPa. And woman, with thy firmer sense, ( Of all things beautiful and true,. , , Say to the syren "-get thee hence," Ere jjomp and pride enslave tiiao too. O think in that far happy time, What sinless dreams thy soul pos&essod; Dow hurried from deceit to crime, , Through fashion's mases without rest. WASHINGTON G. NUGENT, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, PANCY GOODS, POCKET CUTLERY, Offers his profession*! MDrTte«s to th« ciUieos of i'ttston and Ticinity, Office 2d door north of the Bank. Muy 14,1866. if BINGIIAMTON BOOTS, that I keep a full supply of the best make always on hand, and the Mar 12, '68—ly, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, And a variety of articles usually kept in that line of trade. pAINTING & PAPER HANGING " What is the matter, chil.l ?" asked the Conn CHEAPEST, MI TOWN—COME AND SEE jFOR YOURSELVES. " Nothing, Madam—It is nothing. We are come to I Weep your chimney. My matter i« upon the roof—he is coming down." " But why do you weep?" jQRS. CLARK & RICARDO, Being ft practical shoemaker myself, and employing none but / * Oh aching heart! bought out for gold. How poor and mean the price appears, For splendid nothings bought and sold, 'What have ye now but pride and tears 1 Oh, but to hear the singing rills, In the old country home away, To roam again the Tine-clad hills, -* And be a child bat for a day. The heart will dream such dreams as these When June her robe of green puts on, D When bright eyed blossomt kiss the breeie. And birds sing in the early dawn. On her way home she called on a neighbor who lived in the last house before she reached her own. Here she again made known her continued apprehensions, which had nearly ripened into fear, and from the lady of the mansion HOMffiPATHIC I have selected my goods from the best manufacturers and dealers in the country, and have taken special pains to procure the latest styles. Am also Agent for MORTONS CELEBRATED GOLD PEN. AVntc.h, Clock, and Jewelry repairing done promptly by the best of practical workmen. Glre me a call and examine my^ojU. ri*,ty,,».yV«7: i _i_ - ESTABLISHMENT! »'I4 "SOMERSET BUILDINGS," MAIN STREET, THE BEST OF WORKMEN, I cati wArran} ehflre satisfaction in the CU8TOM DEPARTMENT to nil who wish a complete fit, aud will faror »ne with their patronage. i  MARK NcDONNE*. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO EE- PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS V ■ I | t \ «' V Have opened a branch office FITTSTOK, PENN'A.. " It is because," trying to restrain bis tears, •' H it becauae—-;" ' ,TJ» " Take courage, my toy," Mid the good lady," •* tell me thy trauWes." ;■ IN .PITT8T0N PENJIA.fc . •****'■ . & J- .♦*. i'-rii-rt; The undersigned will open a hia nose with a leg of goat'f flesh which, however, a young one'Mixed and dived under iU '$*,? !ST towr faroefty, bat beyond a feeble attempt to (nap their trenchant teeth, the animals shoved she received answer* similar to thost of ber dicchlWr. "You have harmed no one in your li feti m*. Surely no one will molest you. Hare, Rover," she said to a stoat wateh dog that lay on the floor, "here, Rover, go horn* with Mrs. Mother, and take good cafe of her." Rover did as he was told. The widow went home, milked the cows, took care of everything oat of doors, and went to bed as usual. Rover had sot left her for an instant , PAIRING. • Call before purchasing, and remember the tight place, '' Jenkins' Block, opposite Battle's Brick BuildlOK, Main St, Pittston, Pa, [Jan. 16,'Gg "It ia bees use my master will beat me •gain." JUM . " Again, yea eay—does be beat you often 1" " Almost every day, madam." V x ' Opposite tke Sutler Mouse, ri SMITH, m » IMPORTER or BRANDIES, WINKS, GINS, Ac, kc. , YTe«t St, i door abort Du*ne St, B . NEW PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT on theflret of April, In the Moth baaemetrt of th« "8wB»er»et BaUdings," two 4mm Mow th« Venn'* Coal Co.'i office, wheM they *111 be happj to Meet their friends, and aecare a share of their patrona** They intend, in all their engagements, to be fid and faithful. They will keep en hand And adjoining the office of H. S. Maacu* a C*-i They respectfully oflrr their yroftwloml serricea far tpmiil udwd jenwd pttcfiw. «_Offloe hour., O to lO A. M., aad 1. to 3 P. M. Jane 4,1867. « And for wtoatf **D "*•* " • M Because I do not earn money enough. When 1 return at night, after having cried eat all the day without having obtained any work, ha »ays no disposition to attack «e. A pony was wading about in the pond, and feeding on the c. ssy hillocks, but the crocodiles took no notice of him. The water in the pond felt cool, although fed by two hot springs, one of wbieh was of so high a temperate that I could neirata io my hand in it { yet animal life existed, for I found whore the water bubbled up from it« sandy bottom, and in the leader ruaniag to the tank, abundance of a small species of small black spirit shell. We had r freshing bath in a reservoir close by; the teraperaturo though not ao high as the last, was still warm snd plexsart. I should be sorry, hewever, to to repeat the experiment, and not from the chances of meeting with a crocodile (for I believe the Fakirs of the temple guard well against such accidents), but from the circumstances that (as is generally the case' all over the East) lepers and persons affected with loathsome diseases repair to anch localities. The crocodiles dig deep into the sand, under the neighboring date trees, and there deposit their eggs. Quantities of deciduous theeth, of various sixes, were strewn along the slimy sides of the pond. Strangers are expected to stand a treat, not only by the Fakirs and natives, who gainm livehood by hanging about the ponp and showing the monsters, but even the crocodiles themselves seem to anticipate a feast, and on the arrival a party name out in unusual numbers. Accordingly we bad a goat slaughtered, during which operation the brutes seemed to rouse themselvea as if prepared tor a rush. Then our guide, taking piece after piece of the flesh, dashed it on the bank, uttering a low, growling sound, at which the whole tank, become in motion, and crocodiles of whose existence we had before been ignorant splashed through the shallow water, struggling which should aecure the prize. The shore was liter- EW JEWELRY S' BeloTed month! Oh may we priae, " The ministration of thy flowers; Nor weepteoiuuch for loving eyes Close staied, which enoe looked into ours. KEf YORK. N STORE! JES 1' BBMOVAIi! C. W. FREE M A N, * Mar. 7, ISifc AT Mlyl JJR. JOHN a BECKER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, PAINTS, OILS, WAlL PAPFRS, &o.f I hove been.idle; but I assure yon, madam, it is not my fault. I cry out as laud as I can, and nobody talis me. I can't force people to let ma sweep their chimneys." When she was fair ly in bed be laid himsel down upon the outside,and the widow relied upon his fidelity, and perhaps chid herself for needless fear, she fell asleep. Some time in the night she awoke, being startled, probably by a slight noise outside the beuse. It was so slight, however, that she was not aware of being startled at all, but heard, as soon as she awoke, a sound like the raising of a window near her bed, which was in a room on the ground floor. gBTLKl lTO USE, Oh shy of Jnne! thy placid blur, (Formerly of Tunkhannock,) OPPOSITE THE BANK, PrrTSTON, PA. Office hoars—from 8 to H a. w-, and 1 to I p. m. Evening, 8 to 8. Piltston. March 1,188#.-tf PITTSTON, PENN'A. which wiil be supplied to their customers en as, fair terms as they can be obtained anywhere else. • A PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN. Invites thct attention of the public to his choicS se•otion of * Serenely smiles on all things fair; The spirit wears a radianea too, J. TREFFISOJi,  Apr. 1S.18M. And lays aside its weight of care. " Bui then, erery day does not pass without \rork. and then thy master does not whip thee?" said the Countess. — :.2L a-» h . . *  . "-Wiaii, madam, than he Bays to- me that I don't ciimb fait enough— that I do not scrape e * i RICH JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, SJLVE PLATED' W A11K, SPECTACLES, % Hejoice, far all things speak of pence, The happy bird siags round 'the door; Let jarring sounds or dtscord tease, And lore be lote fbrerermore. yORBST HOUSE, Pleaae give us a call. Mrs. e. j. bridge, aiimcnm er HAIR JEWELRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Jewelry Braided and Mounted at short notice. Also Curls, Switches, Ac., of all sixes, - ( SILK AM) RAISED EMBROIDERY, CROCHETING. Birds put up in the neatest and best manner. Residence on the south side of Exeter street, near the Railroad, in West Pittston. [Dec. 19, '67. Corner Wyoming Avenue and Sprue* 8t., SCR ANTON, PA. REED k 8CHOONMAKER, Paorairroas. 8. J. Kmb. U. G. SeaooRMiua. Oct. 4,1866.—ly Pitts ton, Mar 12, '66 J. MAYO A CO. GOLD PENS AND  9 jq-EW FIRM AND NEW C? in) OTHER FANCY GOODS, _ • . Hf/lngTetnoTed to the neir brick '-Soanenet bU|ICJ in*1 oftto« east side oC.tlie jarine, he has the j9bai lire of by nonojght A full aiWftBIent drthe gwxjs usually foiindfb a first clasSLfi«l»blishmerit or this description, will he kept constantly on hand, and offered at the most reasonable prices. .i Mr. Freeman ie also sole agent in PittsUm (ior J. B. Spencer A Co.'s celebrated dktwrat gpwcilamj. ■iiard enough ; and when I wimo derwn be strikes ine again ; and all the time I do all that I can. Mora than once I bare run the risk of falling; yesterday 1 burt ray lag, you see, madam, my pantaloons are wore through at the kness," and the poor boy wept bitterly. The dog neither barked nor moved. 3ext there was another sound, as if some one was in. the morn and stepped caustiously on the floor. The woman saw nothing, but now, for the first time, felt the dog move, as he made a violent spring from the bed, and at the samo moment something fell on the floor, souDliug like a heavy log. Then followed other loises like the pawing of a dog's feet; i _'t soon all was still acain,and the dog r»s mad h.j place on the bed witheul having lurked or growled at all. G. 13. ROMMEL £ CO., C&dOEY-SWEEP. AN OLD STORY FOB YOUNG READERS. QENTRAL HOTEL, WEST PITTSTON. UPPER PITTSTON. " Bat, then, when you work better?" said the good lady. gT. CHARLES HOTEL, W. H. CORTRIGHT, Pbopbibtob: Bnsineps under the above firm name haying been resumed, and* fresh supply of Goods of all kinds receiv ed, they will soli for CASH AT THE LOWEST PIliCER In London, on the 1st of May, 17 , the countess of Belville and her son, aged 11 years, were sitting in a magnificent saloon, at the head of along table; around this table, filled with cakes, sugar plums, Ac., fifty lltMe-chimneyswccpstwerojioatcdrwith clean hands ond faces and with joyful hearts, singing, » \ " Oh! when 1 work better he is eontenV to SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES,' * ~sD seold tne." » PENN AVENUE, SCR ANTON PENN'i. CHAS. H. BRAINAUD, The House has been thoroughly renovated And much improred, and the proprietor feels assured that he can make his guests comfortable in every vay. His table will be supplied with the best of prorinder and his bar with the chocest of liquors. The pat'onage of the public is restfully solicited. Pitts ton, June 6, '67-y which are superior to any other now in use, ami Joter fait to give full satisfaction to those who use tjsem •' And how much do you gain oach day." " Nothing—only he gives ine my food ; bnt so liUle, that I very often go to bcibungry "Ah ! well,J will apeak to thy miwtir." u*AbL*no, madam—he"will beat me m»re yet I complain to nobody but in the ereniog REPAIRING They have now and intend to keep .eensfcintly on hand a general assortment of Merchandise, such as Proprietor. The closest attention will be bestowed upon all guests, and their comfort will be the chief aim of the Proprietor. Scranton, May 8,1867—ly Particular attention will bamid to repairing Walshes, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds, and all work in him will be executed.promptly Mid in the most workmanlike manner. C. W. FKEKMAa. Plttston, Apr. 30,1868. This time the widow did not go to sleep immediately, but lay awake, suffering, yet deem' ing it not best to get up. But at last she dropped asleep, ami when she awoke thesun v as shining. She hastily stepfied out of ae bed, snd there lay the body of a man. extended on the floor, dead, with a large knife in his hand, which was even now extended. HOTEL, ©BESS GOODS, DELAINES, PRINTS, Muslins, Woolen Goods of all descriptions. Ladies' Dress Buttons, Trimmings, Ac., and would , . respectfully call the attention of the public to the fact that they can sell goods cheaper thnn the cheapest. AIBO, , * A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FRESH '■ eep ho I sweep ho I From the bottemto the top." J *&o wb«m?'fi " To'God." MAUCH CHUNK, PA You are astonished, perhaps,my little friends to see these little chimney-sweeps at the tabl6 of so a lady, and in such a beautiful room. X am going to toll you how this happened. * a T 1 i ._i .b INSURANCE CO., ROBKRT KLOTZ JOH* W. RKBD. F. R. BAIRD R. BAIRD & CO., B. T. COOLEAUOB. WILKES-BARKE, PEHNA April 2,18C8. " Anil what do you Bay to Him ?" " I ask Him to take me back to iny mother." "Thou hast then, a mother J" " Ob yes ! and a very good mother; if I could goto ber I should not be so unhappy." •' Do you know where she lives?" " No j I recollect only one bouse—one garJen. Capital and Surplus, (150,000 JOHN MoDOUGr-dL'S Packcrs and Dealers in Can, Tub, Spiced and Shell Some years before this anniversary day, Lady Belville had a soa about five yean old. She was a widow, and this, her little boy, was her only child. Upon her little Charles she had placed all her affection, and this child had become her thoughts The dog had seized him by the throat with a grasp of death, and neither man nor dog could utter a sound till all was over. This man was the widow's eon-in-law, the husband of her only daughter, lie covered her little store of wealth, her house, her cattle and her land ; and instigated by his sordid impatience, he could not wail for the dccay of uaturo to give her property up to him and his, as the only heirs apparent, but msde this stealthy visit to do a deed of darkness in the gloom of the night  A fearful retribution awaited him. DIRECTORS: WM. S. ROSS, L. ID. SHOEMAKER, SAM'L WADHAMS, STEPHEN BOLLES, O. COLLINS, CHAS. DORRANCi, STEWART MKTtmrr G. M. HARDING, A. MORSE, ST JB SXLOON, GROCERIES OUSTERS, Hi South Front Street, Tiiil'a Main, Street, Opposite. Odd Follows' Hall', PITTSTON, PA. . . BEVERAGES of *11 kinds and of the best quality. A choice lot •! C0HFKCT10NARIE8 constantly on hand. Particular attention paid to the wants and comfort of all. July5,1868-1 w. MBS. McDOUOAL. Alwaw on liaml. Coffees, Teas, Mol«e»oC», Hums, Corn Starch, Farina. Sago, Tnpico, Macaroni, Fish A goort .. Crockery, Tin Ware, Kerosene Oil, Candles, Potash,aud Soap of all kinds, a A|n - assortment of Nails, Spikes,  Hoes, Shovels, Forks, /D* Spades, Bakes, and HARD-WARE IN GENERAt. Also a good supply of Extracts and Essen ing on our pari will be left undone to pla commodate all who faror us With their pa Please call and examine our stock Hefri ing elsewhere. 6. B. ROMME Jan. 30,'68.1' West WW * Mil' •"J**01'—■THEEr'"" tmMt nt r.rC it wai D this. Tj THOS. FOED, JOHN REICHARD. BALTIMORE, MD. "7i'Fie''greatdesire'of tb* trinii.r. - , son should become pious—truly converted tC the Lord. She prayed without ceasing that ih, Lord would touch the bear* of her child and turn it towards Him. The more she prayed and the more pain* she took, the farther ho seemed removed from the good end to wbicb she wished to conduct bias. He was idle, disobedient, and wilful; and but little disposed to attend to the subject of religion. Whenever the Bible was read to him, he became weary; thinking of other things, turning opon bis seat, and gating at the furniture of the room. When she reqorired him to repeat bis morning prayers, be said he wanted breakfast first; and in the evening, that he was too sleepy, and wished to go to bed. He had no desire to be more wise, and be bad no wish to ask (Sod to teach him, and bis mother could never be satisfied that he even ever prayed from the abundance of the heart- She prayed often herself, and she greatly desired that her aon should pray also. In the hope of encouraging him, she composed som? prayer* for him to recite each night; but Charles would never learn but one of them; after saying which, h« would quickly say,"Amen," and go to bed. " Lord, convert me—change my heart; teach me to love Thee, and to love my brethren as J«m€hriit laved us. Amen." The poor tnuch, and prayed more; but we must say she failed to correct hiim. ~ B|£SS£8fc*~M«. R.CBJOM, S"«*gk By special arrangement* with the Express Companies and Railroad*, those who order may rely on a oonMant supply «ind prompt delivery.«_ * We hare established a Branca House io Baltimore. Md.. in order to increase the facilities of filling large orders, and also, for the purpose of receiving Oysters from the Nanaemond, James ana York Rivers, and other notable points, to a better advantage than herein We beg a coot«ination of the favor* of our old friends and customers, and solicit the orders of dealers generally, promising ereiy satisfaction in our power to give. Send in your orders. Jan. 3- F. K, BAIRD tCO. of the saloon, at you see these poplar* in Iront. The chimney was on the right hand like this; the door in front; and my mother was lilie you —only she was handsome, and wai not dressed in black at yon are." their jaws at ooo another. They seize thahfood with, the side of the mouth, and toss the head backward that it may fall into the throat. A few were observed to bolt their portion on the shore after slight mastication, but the majority, anxious to escape from their greedy companions, ran Ho instantly for the water, and disappeared with the piece of flrish sticking between their jaws. Our young Benooch friend informed us that they generally swallow their food at once, and do not, as has been asserted, bury it until 1t becomes putrid, also that other Urge individuals besides the old king frequently derour the young soon after they are hatched. Crocodiles wallowing in the mud of the Nile.or garials in the Indus, are sights which one is prepared to encounter; but the traveler may wander far before be meets with a scene ao strange and unexpected as that just described. How these animals fotfnd their way inland to this solitary oasis, we could not discover. It can only be surmised that they had probably been introduced bj the natives. May lr.th, '67. W1W Mlt' «A»0r*0TC***l or k I ' , STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, CRACKERS, Nothid ac- rtAlUllAGE,. PAINTINQ y * AND Till MM INS. These ifordrf overcame Ladav Belville. A shivering ran through her frame—her hands trembled—she could scarcely stand, upon her feet. Sho sank upon the sofa; and taking the boy by one band, she drew hun near to her, and continue i the conversation Tqe widow's apprehensions, communicated to her mind, and impressed upon her nerves bv what unseen power we knoir not, the sympathy of the woman who loaned the dog, and the silent (but certain watch of the dog himself, formed a chain of events which brought the murderer's blood upon his own head, and which are difficult to be explained without reference to that Providence which numbers the haira of our heads, watches the sparrow's fall, and "shapes our ends, rough hew them as we will. rchas- SHAFTING, DRUMS, MINE-PUMP3, AND The undersigned, who profess to understand their business in all Itn branches, have leasedth# rooms over th«Blacksmith and WagoivmsktoBhop of Joseph Kloti, on Warren Street, in WestPittsten, and will attend to the Mining Machinery gonerally. Ju S TOP NEDl' ' «- ; g AMUEL J. BARBER, NOW READY AND FOR SALE CHEAP. " And has the Lord never answered you, my child?" PAINTING Jfc TIUMMING OF CARRIAGES of all kinds. Having had large experience, they do fSnysSei 8bare PKN°O^LE^BOTHST West Pittston, M arch 5, '68.  Two new Engines, Two " " One " One " 80 Horse Power. «0 " 3ft " " 25 " " NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS! KEYSTONE MARBLE YARD. 8PAAR * WEISCARGER, " Not yet, madam; but he will hear me one day, I am sure." Pittston. Not. 21. 1867. 8culptor, and Dealer in "Sure! and why 7" Having just returned from New York and Philadelphia, and laid in a large and well selected stock of " Because he has said so in his Word." * Yon have confidence, then, in prayer?" "Yes, madam; because I have already been JpiTTSTON MEAT MARKET! FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARBLE, Never Make a Preacher.—The Hon. David Todd, the new Minister to Brazil, while in Philadelphia, a short time before he sailed for Rio, unexpectedly met in Dock St., just as ho was going down to the boat on his way to Washington, an old schoolmate of his, from the interior of Ohio, whom he commonly called Jake Miller. They had not seen each other for several years, though intimate friends in their earlier days when they attended the diatrict school together. CS. BECK, M. D.—DENTIST . late of PHILADELPHIA.— MflHk Office,—Two doors a bore his for- I T J-T •iter residence, East side of Main St., abotethi 'ublicSquare, Wilkes-Barre, Penn. July 1#, 18«0.—It. ,  O ELBEL A FELDMAN at the Pi Us ton Heat Mnrket, C opposite the Bank, desire to inform the public that they are,as heretofore supplying their numerous eutttomerous with the best of GROCERIES, ra*)VtaiotK8, f . Tomb 8tones, Mantels, Window Caps nnd Sills. DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT, WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS k CHINA WARE, Opposite the Bank, heard.* - In what?" FRESH BEEF. PORK, MUTTON, LAMB, and all other seasonable meats. They are Also dealing in HIDES SHEKP.8KIN8, and ruBi, rar whrtih they will at all times pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES IN CASH. Bring them along. S fc F. Pittston,Nov. 1,1866—tf. . PITTSTON, LUZERNE CO., PA. " I have asked God to make me better, and it seems to me that I am not so bad as formerly.— Now, I do almost all that my master tells me.— When I can, I read a little in the New Testament, which a good gentleman gave me ; I pray every day with pleasure." DR J. M. BARRETT-DENTIST., Office at his residence on Franklin St. opposite the Methodist Church, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., where he may hereafter be found at all hours. Dr. B. inserts Teeth on Gold amd Silver plate, Jto., *nd operates in all the branches of Dental 8urgery,in the best manner. . A deduction from usual charges sufficient to cove* expenses, allowed to persons who come frcrn a distance. April 19 1880.—ly. would inform their friends and the public that they have opened the same in , C .*18 t O ' Patrick Duffy's Building, opposite Cooper's Dry JgAGLE FORGE MORAL GEMS AND RAILROAD SPIKE WORKS. WILLIAM HUNT t SONS, PITTSTOS, PA. Goods Store, Religion is much tallied of, but little under* stood, till a man's conscience is awakened; then a man knows the worth of a soul and the want of a saviour. MAIN STREET, PfTTSTONj PA, "With pleasure, d« ytD* say ?" " Yes, with pleasure; above all, when I repeat the prayer that my mother tanght me by heart." "Why Dave!" exclaimed Miller, clutching his band with the strength and tenacity ol a vice—" is it indeed you; why what in the world brought you to this place, and what are you going to do ?" JJEW B A KKRY! where they will be in constant readiness to serve all who wish anything in their line. Manufacturer* of Locomotive Frames, Crank Axles, Car Axles, Piston Rods, Paddle Shafts, and nil kinds etf Marine Work, Heavy and Light Shafting, Tire Iron, and every doacriUiorr of Hammered Iron, Railway Spikes, Bolts and Nuts of all sizes, in large or small quantities, always on hand. Blacksmiths' Work of every description promptly done. Cash paid for Wrought Iron Scrap. [C june tl Her weakness emboldened Charles to disobedience, and he every day bcoaiue more wicked. Lady Belville, seeing that her son changed not, began to doubt of the promises of God, and to heT eyes He seemed to fail in His word, for He had said in many passages of the Bible: " Call upon me and I will answer." The undersigned would respectfully an nounce to the public that he has opened AN EXTENSIVE BAKERY IN PITTBTON adjoining the Butler House, where he will be prepared at all time* to supply families and parlies with Bread Biscuit, Cake* and PiC»D of all kind, on short notice. From an extensive experience in the bakery business they feel bo was he offers. A share of patrocsge is respsctfally solicited. L. ELTERICH. Pittston July Cth, 1865. COME OHEI COME ALLI "And what was that prayer?—tell it me, I beseech thee?'* * Religion most be our business, then it will be our delight. Four things a Christian should specially watch after; to be hambleand thankful, watchful and ehaarfal. If we would sot full into things unlawful, wa must sometimes deny ourselves those that ar« lawful. » .t ». s it Daf» If you follow Satan, you will find the tempter prore a tormentor; it you follow the Spirit, you will find the Counsellor prove a Comforter.J. J MERRIAM'S . Don't forget to caK and examlno oar stock before purchasing. Goods delivered on short notice and in good order. BPAAB * WEISCARGER. Pittston, Dec. 28,1867. •The ehild knelt down, joined hit hand*, and •bedding some tears, he aaid, with a tumbling roice: *m c "Oh, Iain just 00 my way to Washington- Jake, bat I expect shortly to proceed as Minister to South America." " Indeed! why that's* great way off, if the geography we learnt together was true. But do you get any pay for it 7** " Oh yes, I get nine thousand dollars outfit and nine thousand a year." STUDIO, At Miller's Photograph Rqpms. CABINET AND LIFE-SIZE PORTRAITS Painted in Oil Colors. Also copies made from Daguerre otypes, Ambrotypes or Card Pictures aay sise desired, tod Painted ia Od T W%l*r CMtrt tr rxiwlri Wile I ndi* Ink. Pittston, Sept.«, 1866.—ly gERWICK MILLS. PETER M. TRAUGH »*» fl*. ........ I,.,. *: «? ! » .iVD»i3 t "Lord convert me—change my heart: me me U love Thee, mod to lore my brethren M Jean* Christ loved us. Amen." gTILL LOWER! One day, as usual, she was bathed in toara. A servant came to tell her that for an hour they bad searched for Charlea all about (he house without finding him, that the outer gate had been kept fastened, and that the child had been all the morning amusing himself alone in the garden. You can imagine the anxiety of bis mother; sVe ran through the house—the garden—the neighborhood; but no person could give her any news of-her son. She sent her servants to seek him through all the streets of the city—she sent notices to the authorities—she published in the papers the disappearance of her child, and offered a large reward to those who would give her tidings of him. » nu ##•D*;v '•»' NOW IS YOUR TIME FOR BARGAINS! Calls the attention of subtle to hie facilities » the manufacture of a superior urticte of ' "My child ! my child I" cried the Conal pressing the boy in hoi1 kras ; "thou »rt my son Charles." FLOUR AND CHOP of every description. The above article* are kept constantly on band, and will be sold at the' most reasonable price#. He also has a LARGE AND EXTENSIVE TANNERY, . in connection with the Mills, at which he Is oonstanfr ly engaged in the manofaptnre of nit kinds of Leather* The highest market prices *111 bo paid for Grain and Hides. A continuance of the public patranace is respectfully solicited. P. M.TRAUGB. * Berwick, Jan. 9,1868-ly - * J)R. C. M. WILLIAMS. Th« and#reigned hating just received anothei large stock of 0 D S ! I They that spend their days in faith and prayer, shall end their days in peace and comfort* " Indeed ! why that'* an immense sum of money—still I hope you may get it; but I can tell you Dave, (whispering in hi* ear,) you will never make a preacher." SURGEON DENTIST. MAIN STREET, PA. "My mother!" where is she J It was thus that she used to call me—Charles ! Charles!" g l?X O V -A* L DRY GO "I am thy mother, I toll thee," and soba stopped the voices of the mother and the child. They both wept, but they were teare of joj,— The mother knelt by the tide of her child; and exclaimed in the fullness ol her heart: "My God ! my God ! forgive me for having offended Thee by my unbelief—pardon ine on havibg doubte-1 Thy promises—forgive my impatience. BRANDENBURG'S BAKERY! Engage in no pursuit in which thou canst not look unto God and say, "Bleaa me in this, 0 my Father!" "That is probably the oldest piece of furni tare in America!" said a collector of antique curiosities to a friend, pointing to a renerable looking table as he spoke. "How old is it?" asked the friend. "Nearly four hundred years old." "Pshaw, that is nothing. I hare an Arabic table over two thousand years old." '■Indeed!" ''Yes, the multiplication table." Among the many improvement* recently introduced in hit practice, he regards none of moro importance than his method of EXTRHCTING TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, which he is doing-successfully everyday, by he use of New Brick, opposite Big Basin, purchased since the last reduction, and being able to do business at small expense, can offer Goods of all kinds for Cash, at prices which all must consider low beyond competition. PITTSTON, PA. rtt STAFF OF MFB is good Bread, and 1 would respectfully inform the citisens of Pitts ton and vicinity, that I always keep the genuine article on hand for sale, with all kind* o CRACKERS, PIES, CAKES, tc., Ac. Intoxication has filled our world with tears and groans, with poor and helpless, with wretchedness and want. GOOD CALICOES, " DELAINES, BEST MUSLIN, 9 to 14 Ct*. 18 to to •• 12 to 15 " JJAND, HOWELL & KING. When a man lives with God his voico shall be as sweet as the murmur of the brook and the rustle of the corn. It is perfectly aafe and very pleasantto inhale, ts results have been entirely satisfactory in every instance. C. M. W. NITROUS OXIDE GAS. (SUCCESSORS TO SMITH BUOS.) Twenty different persons citme within a few days to bring her intelligence of several children they had.seen; but no one brought her any aatMhetory One had seen a child resembling the description of him who departed in a post-chaise; another had seen a person weeping in the street, and asking for his mother; a third pretended to have seen a little boy of the same age, clothed exactly in the same manner, amusing himself alone, casting stones into the water, upon the bank of a river, and be affirmed, that having passed a few moments afterwards, he was not to be seen. I have prayed for his conversion, but I was unwilling to wait ; and thou has heard me, and answered my prayer. Teach me Q Lord to confide in Thee—teach mo to remember that Thou hearest always, but if Thou deferrest to answer it it in order to bless thee better; but if Thou dost not as we would wish, it is because Thy ways are not as our ways, and Tbou knowest better than we what is for our good. Henceforth, I will say, let Thy will, not mine, be Families and Parties supplied with everything in his line, on short notice, and on reasonable terras. My establishment is now in my new brick building opposite the big basin, on Main st. ' FRANK BRANDENBURG. Pittston, Ms/ch 1,1863. A full line of CELEBRATED XX CfD XXXX ALES, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS! Love is the laiv of the universe—emanating from Goil, bidding myriad worlds together in the boundless space and harmoniiing all their motions without conflict. A PKRrin young convert in Minnesota, during a recent revival, feeling a great interest in the spiritual future of a friend, whose profession was that of a trapper, made supplication for him in the following words: "Lord there is Mr. L , who traps for a living. Lord, lie traps wild animals to support his family. Oh, Lord! Rooms with J. W. MILLER, adjoining the Cash Store of Chas. Law A Co. Pittston, May 1st 1864. UNRIVALLED CREAM ALES, MANUFACTURED FROM THE BEST OF SUGARS, TEAS, Ae., Keystone HOTEL, (Late King's,) 58 Dey St., Cor. of Greenwich St., & 212 Fulton St., NEW TORK. purchased at the lDest Houses In New York and Philadelphia.MALT N D HOP S . Families can be supplied with a Pure Healthy aud Nutritious be re rape. If you let trouble sit upon your soul like a hen upon her nest, you may expect the hatching of a large brood. JOEL BBENTON, TEAS, 90, $1X0,81.50, 12 to 15 Cts. XX Ck XXXX PORTER, SUGARS, MINERAL WATER, SODA WATER, SAIISA Folly does not know when to hold its tongue. Wisdom does, and this shows the difference between them. trap him." This comfortable and convenient Hotel has been thoroughly refitted, and is now open for the accommodation of guests PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, HOUSE, One Hundred Bbls. Whito Wheat Flour, PARILLA, Ac done." A liltle girl on hearing her mother say that she she intended to go to a ball, and hare her dress with "bugles," innocently inquired if tho bugles would blow up while she danoed. Oh, uo, said tho mother, your father will do that when he discovers I have-bought them. LARGE STOCK OF MEAL AND CllOr, BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER. UNION BREWERY, Ilere Ibe master sweep entered the saloon, and was much surprised to find bis apprentice and this great lady both on thoir knees. She asked him how be had become tho possessor of the child. lie answered that a man, calling himself his father, placed bim in his hands for a sum of money ; that this man lor some time past had been ill at the hospital, and perhaps was now dead. Remember that you are at the door of eternity, aud have other work to do than to trifle away time. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. Ladies' Entrance on Fulton St. W. E. WHYTE, (late of Pittston, Pa.,) Paw'a. Dec. 6,1887-ly AND S I/O N PAINTER, This last recital, cither that it was more frightful, or the portrait given of the child had more resemblance to Charles, made a deep impresaipn on the mind of the mother, who no longer doubted that it was her son, and that he had been drowned. She had, moreover, reason to believe it, as she learned, not long after, that the body of • child had been found upon the river, and buriedin a little hamlet three leagues from the city. This 4ime, well pursuaded of the death of her son, the poor mother thought of nothing but to raise a tombstone to his memory, and to go there and weep, and pray to God to console her. She would have wished to persuade herself that her child was not very wicked ; and that he liad at least some gcod qualities to redeem his defects. She tried tci remember one time in his life when littlo Charles had ottered one prayer from the be*»t. she repeated to herself that "which she bad taaght him ; but alas! what came to th© remembrance of the poor mother, was always the recollection of hi* disobedience to the orders of his mother, his impatience during her serious reading, and his weariness during prayer. Oh! if the little Charles could have known how much grief he afterwards caused to his mother, how he would have wept! Perhaps he would not have been so disobedien*. But to consolc herself, Lady Belville wished to have before her eyes the sweetest recollection that remained to her of her BOOTS ASD SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, March 28, *07-tf.] Pjttston. Pa. Main Street, of all description? Turn to God and ho will turn to you—then you will bo happy though all the world turn PITTSTON PENN'A. • COME ONE AND ALL, AND SAVE 3» PER CT. IN YOUR P«5CHA8E8! JAMfcf&R&WN. rjlO AND FROM THE DEPOT! MILLINERY AND i ,*r ('r*»« f: Titj ■ May still be found at his Old Stand, next to Dr. A. Knapp's Drag gtore, whera he has * fall supply of The undersigned, having pnrchased of Mr. Joseph Hileman the Omnibus Line to the depot would respectfully aay to the public that he will continue to run to all thotraiBs.and carry passengera and baggage at the same rates. No efforts will be spared to accommodate the publicaud to give all entire satisfaction. against you. Miss Amanda Lewis, the colored artist, has sent home from Italy a statuette group in marble of two figures illustrating.the act of emancipation. It is on exhibition at Childs Cfc Co.'s, in Trcinout street, Boston. He that loveth not, knoweth not God for God is love FANCY STORE! WALLPAPERS or ALL KINDSAND PRICES Pltteton, Oct. 17, 'G7. Lady Belville now hastened to the hospital, found a dying man, who confessed to her that, about three years since, he had stole a child who was jumping over a garden walk, and that be committed this crime in the hope of gaining If we forget God when we arc young, he may lorgetus wheu wo are old. If we expect to live with Christ in heaven we must live with him on earth. Christ satisfied the law of God to the uttermost, aud therefore can save those who believe in him to the uttermost. Adjoining D. Lamb's Boot and Shoe Store. ATItS. D. LAMB, having recently opened a desirable 111 stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods, invites the attention of the ladies to the same. Her stock comprises • which he will sell »t th« lowest rates at Which they can be afforded. ,, "UNION FOUNDRY !" PAINTING, PArER-IIANGING, GRAINING, GLAZING AND PICTURE FRAMING, HAHT PHILLIPS. LIVERY! Intehestimj Facts.—A legal stows ie 14 pound* in England, and 16 pounds in Holland, a fathom, 6 feet, is derived from tho heigth of a full grown man. A hand, in horse measure is 4 inches. An Irish mile, 2,240 yards; a Scfttch mile is 1,984; a German, 1.806, a ! Turkish 1,6'26. An acre 4,840 square yards 1 foot and H inches. A square mile, 1,760 yvds each way, contaning 640 acres. The human bones, 9 kind of articulation or joinings, 100 cartilages or ligaments, 400 muscles or tendons, and 100 nerves, besides blood. BONNETS, RIBBONS, HATS, FLOWERS, Feathers, Laces, Hoods, Silks, Velvets, Doll Hats Hats for children, and n variety of other goods, all of w. _ .T 1,0 8°ld Rt reasonable rates. MftlneTy wort of all kinds executed in the best and most approved Wease call and examine our stock. Pittston Oct. 18,186fr.-tf done at short notice and on reasonable terms, supply of some mone jr, by letting bim out as a ehimneyte of bis vocation. Lady Belvill, too this moment to reprowji hi®, and hat God event in Charles migbt be placed in circum•e favorable for the good of his soul, ined the unhappy-' man ; and she Ce in the hope that God bad pardoned Benefit your friends, that they may lovo you more dearly still. A fall Good horses and rigs to hire to careful ane responsible persons. All ordors left at Eagl« Hotel or Butler House will be promptly attended to. H. P. Pittston, June 8,1865.—tf. happy at sweep to 01 PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PAINT-BRUSHES, to. and all other articles belonging to tie trad* constantly on hand. We aim to pleaae, knd are willing to rely upon the work we have done In the past for recommendation. Pittaton, April 24, '67. „ J. B. thinking tl Benefit your enemies that they may last become your friends. order that •tancrs mo Yobatt the well known surgeon, who haa been bitten eight or ten time* by rabid anmals says that crystal of tho nitrate of iilTer rubbed into the wound will positively prevent hydrophobia in the bitten porson or animal. rjlEMPERANCE RESTAURANT. PITTSTON, PENN'A. rpHE undersigned having recently completed ex-1. tensive facilities connected with their Foundry at the Foot of Plane No, 2, in Pittston, desire to announce, that they are prepared to manufaata*© STEAM ENGINES OF ALL OAPAOTITIES, BRASS AND IRON! CASTINGS, Gr. W. S T 11 E N G", freely pardC Jj[c DO UGALL'S FA8HIONARLB taw him di him «l*o. John Barnes has just opened an BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, From this time Charles was the joy of his mother; and she, to perpetuate this event in his history, assembled every year, on the 1st of May (the day on which she found her son) a large number of the sweeps of his age, to give them an entertainment, and to relato the history of Charles, to teach that God always hears our prayers, and answers them ; but oftentimes in a way that we do not expect. EATING HOUSE CENTRAL BOOK k MUSIC STORE ! OPPOSITE COOPER'S IIALL, constantly on hand a good assortment ol Books, Music, and Stationery of all kinds SLATES, PENCILS, TAPER. SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOK8, w , , MEMORANDUMS, ic. Th» business will receive careful attention ank e™"7 addition will be promptly made to the stooe which the wants of the community may call for. Th patron ge of the public is respectfully solicited. Pitteaon, April 18,1§57, (Below the Eavine, West Side of Main St.,) in the Somerset Bniding, first door north of C. W Freeman's Jewelry Store, east side of Main street Pittston. w here he wiil be happy to supply th« public with refreshments of all kinds. Tea, Coffea Bread, Cakes, Pie=. 4c.. of ocr own bakinsc and warranted Kood and pure. Meals, hot and cold, served at all hours, in the best manner. Ioe Cream, Candies, Fruits, and a variety of the best and most palatable temperance beverages. A share of public patronage is solicited. Apf. 23, 'C*. JOHN BARNES. PITTSTOIT, PA Beinj; neatly fitted up, and having just supplied my self with two new and very handsome chairs, I am prepared to make ray friends and customers entirely comfortablo. and to shave them in the best manner. Thankful for the liberal patronage 1 have heretofore received, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. G. W. 8TRENG. See one of the Prize Caps awarded to A Speer for his celebrated Port Grape Wine. It is the best grape wine for communion purposes, and tho most beneficial for females and weakly persons.—Oct. 24. '67—lyr. Baldness, grayness, and other Imperfections of the Hair will be regarded as inexcusable a ter a trial of Mrs. S. A. Allen's Improved (ne sty lei hair restorer or dressing, (in ono bottle Every Druggist sells it. Prico One Dollar. Also, Car Wheels of a superior quality, Schute Plates, (Jrnte Bars and Iron Work in general. Having had long and extensive experience in making machinery fr r Coal Works, they feel confident of being able to give satisfaction in every order ther undertake. Also a superior IRON FENCING for Houses or Cemetery Lots, very cheap. STOVES to suit the market. Pittston, J une C, 18G7.-tf pLOVER SEED! Just received, 200 bushels prime Clover Soed, warranted clean, and for sale, wholesale or retail, by MILLEU & KOSS, Main St., pjVt»ton,Pa Cearles, A young lady bciug asfced to waltz, gave tha following seti»i'D!e and appropriate answer. No, I thank "Wj ■■■■i have huggiqij ,e lOt'gh at pOTASII ! POTASH ! 1_ 1000 lbs of Potash of the best qnality just re cclred and for sale at G. B. ROMMEL & GO'S. Feb. 12, "68 WeatPittatac; All work done by them warranted. All kinds of metals taken at the ruling prices. AB orders prompt- Jy ""ended t°. • LISTER * PUSH. Pittston, Jan. 10, '68, She caused to be sculptured upon a tomb, a young child kneeling, and had inscribed upon the black warblo this prayer, "Lord contertmo M a a v beautiful women when walking in the streets seem very angry if they are gazed at and Badly disappointed if they are not. Chesapeake Bay furnishos 3,800,000 bushe-a of oysters every year. Feb, 13, '68 home