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mil miu Bin jl uo uui uemiruiu to ssert mai me nation by applying to the undersigned. siiK ss men win uavo occasion to inquire ihiij ACROSS THE CONTINENT. LAW Jl JIU.I.A.1 writer of the article is not only not a citizen of rittston, but further' than this that lie is di rittston, Aug 18fiT tr. 12i trnyod from the promises or tho subscriber, In Krogtmvn, Pittsbm, on Tuesday, a Palo lied Cow, with right horn short, and a small brass Ml on her neck. Any person uiviiiK information of Jier, or returning her, will receive the above reward.

Angl at IrtlDORLOKFrXEH. The Company nriw offer limited amount of their their rights and duties under the law. As fir as we can in a brief skctih, wo propose to state the main points of interest to the busi quired to attend before the Court and be examined as a witness. 0. At any time after the expiration of six months from the adjudication of bankruptcy, Republican State Nomination.

TTOltSES FOR SALE. rectly in the interest of the L.Jfc. B. Co. either as FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, employee, stock holder, or bond holder.

This Four Horses suftaMo for lienvy work, are offered 10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that corporation or its officers, and am willing to admit tho propriety of tho grant made to them for a specific purpose, and for one which was certainly of importance to tho business interests of the place. But it does seem to me that tho borough authorities and the citizens should unanimously and vigorously protest against tho transfer of that right of way, to be used by its purchasers for a through road, lor which it would never havo originally been granted cheap for cash. Enquire at the Coal nine of having thirty yesrs to run, and liiailngannnnl Interest, ness man, after notifying our readers that it is impossible in a newspaper article to give more is perfectly. apparent to a person of the least discernment, first by his having access to the For Judge of the Supreme Court, HENRY W. WILLIAMS of Allegheny.

n. o. iur.ui'Uiv a iaf. Pittston, Aug 8, 1807 2t. rwyui'lo on tun nisi clay in aim iiwy, in inn uf New York, at the rate of "THE OSTOCOPUS," if no debts have been proven against the bankrupt, or if no assetts have come into the hands of the assignees, at any time after the expiration of sixty days, and within one year from books of the and next by his arguing in favor of that Corporation, a thing that no citizen of Pittston has been known to do for five years NEUBIN JONES, SIX TER CENT.

IN GOLD, than a general idea of the law. In this article the course of proceedings in bankruptcy is omitted except those parts of the proceedings A CERTAIN Ct'RE FOR CIIRONTCOU IN FLAMATORY RHEUMATISM 1 1 This 1b the best, cheapest, and most powerful medicine ever discovered. It has been used for many AT ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, past, at least. I shall therefore assume this effort of rittston's" to bo the L. if; B.

Co's. thoro being a wido distinction between a branch road, with but few trains to, accommodate tho the adjudication of bankruptcy, tho bankrupt may apply to the Court for a discharge from his debts, and the Court will appoint a day years In private families, and tho Army and Navy with tho greatest success. From one to three bottles warrant a euro. It is nut un In oonvoniet form, and NJNETY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Havinvj made satisfactory arrangements for the publication of the Gazelle, the proposition published last week, is withdrawn.

Through the assistance of our exchanges, who kindly noticed our proposition in til dr colnmnsvwe received a large number of letters ou the subject. Persons having written us will please consider this an answer. ('. 51. KICHART, Editor anil Proprietor Pittston Uaiettz.

version of tho question which so seriously af Office with Cloorgo B. Kulp, Esq, PUBLIC SQUARE, WILKES CARRE, PA. local business ol tho place, and a through road, no. 10, ottered to the public, not as a cure all, but as a most This road Is already completed to jtiiosinirgh, Anv orilers left with Mr. K.

K. Williams, Pittston. RELIABLE, SAFE ASI) CERTAIN CURE with frequent trains, from which tho citizens will derivo only annoyance and loss. I take it 37ii mllim west of Omaha, mm limy 'quippoii, win oe promptly attcmied to. A.

j. for deciding upon bis application and give due notice to his creditors to be present. There are a number of things enumerated in the act, and train are regularly running over It. Tho com. uet.ll.lXMi tr.

for Hhenmatism. It Isontlroly frocfromnll poisonous nanv has now on hand sunu'iinu iron, ncs, cic, 10 rtn substances, Is not In ur ms to tne ea.w. v. th9 lw NTEHESTING TO THE PU15LTC. I system, purines urn oioou, i 1 Mountain.

21 miles, which I under eon I Full direction accompany each hottl for granted that tho road can only be used for the latter purpose by tho consent of tho Borough, or by its tacit permission and if any tiling is to bo done to stop this outrago, it is quite time that it was commenced in earnest, J. 1. V. UltF.F.Nl.Vi, Address, any one of which proved against the bankrupt will prevent his discharge from his debts as a bankrupt. The substance of them all is that The undersigned being about to retire from the THE TRIUMPH IN TENNESSEE The result of the election in Tennessee on la Thursday, exhibits a wholesome ed that the entire road will Iw ill running order from Omaha to Its weslcrn connection with the Central Pn.

necessary to illustrate the general subject. 1. Any person residing within the jurisdiction of the United States and owing debts exceeding S300 may become a bankrupt upon bis own petition. The petition must bead dressed to the judge of the District Court of the United States of the judicial district in which the petitioner has resided of carried on business for tho six months previous to filing his petition, and must set forth the place of residence of the petitioner, a schedule of his debts and to whom owing, and his inability to pay his debts, and his desire to obtain the benefit of the bankrupt act, and also an inventory of all bis estate both real and personal r. o.

iiox, Kit, Pittston, biizerno Pa. Medical Profession and to remove front Pittston, all I silie. now ni rim built eastward irommcruinon. persons indebted to him are requested to make pay to, during 170. miOlCE HAULING.

The undersign. condition of things fur the loyal portion of fraud on tho part of the bankrupt will prevent bis discharge from his debts. But if it by tho action of tho borough authorities, or by calling a public meeting of tho citizens, to ex fects the interests of our citizens. This corporation mouth piece opens his case by tho assertion that Main Street "publishes statements so much at variance with facts." One would expect that after such a sweeping assertion, some one statement of "Main Street's" would be disproved, but instead of this he rambles off into an account of tho early history of the road, and even there he fails to tell a straight story. Why was not the road begun previous to the year lSOO It was not because the managers of the L.Js.B.

were not just ready in 1859 to apply public property to thoir use as they were the next year. Almost weekly, during a large part of 1S59, Theodore Strong and Esq. Woodhouse were importuning citizens, or members of the Borough Coun ment immediately, and those having claim to present i them to him for payment. All accounts due him, not paid within ten days, will be left In tho hands of a Ciilleetor who will make costs. Thoso desiring to MEANS OF THE COMPANY.

its peopla. Governor Drownlow was reel Vy ed having recently procured an excellent team and a strong Spring Wagon, with upholstered body, Uvimr iinw. flnitm Iiim own teaming, to appear to the Court that the bankrupt has in press their views on tho subject. nurehso Furniture or llouseho uood of anv kind Estimating the distance to he hullt by thn Union ected by a large majority, and most, if not at private sale will have an opportunity by calling at I have yet to hear the first reason for permit Pacific to 1m l.M'Ji mile, the United Slate Govern mutit. Imhiiiiii iUHIi iwrivnt Thirlv.viuir Bond to till! I nia resilience opposite I'menix mock, until lnursday, serve the public, will hold himself in readiness to do all kinds of catting roquiring care in handling, loading and carrying.

Furniture. Baggage, ami all that el ting tho Lehigh Valley Road to appropriate the all things conformed to his duty under the bankrupt act, he is entitled to a discharge from all his debts, (except certain debts from August lmn, on winch day a pimitc sale 01 tne remain Company a the road 1 finished Rl the nverage rato of all, the Republican Candidates for Congress. Brownlow's majority from present un iru iiiiii. viimg about per mile, amounting to main street for their profit and convenience mgoodwdl take place, commencing at one clock, 0f goods, can he satisfactorily ci while the reasons for not allowing them to do ritfston' 't7. H.

A. DORK. I J'ahi 1 fiT if Issue it own First Thncomiiany in also pnrmltli tied U) it. n. crTi.Eit.

indications will not fall much short of 30, which his discharge as a bankrupt does not Mortgage Bond to an equal amount, and at the samo so, aro so patent to every oody tnat it is naruiy time, which by special Act of Cmigrem arn mad a assignable under the bankrupt act and all incumbrances thereon. The petition must be 000. This is the first State Election at release him.) Tho certificate of his discharge A MALONE First Mnrtago ou the entire line, the bond of the Uut worth while to recapitulate thcra. That the HATS HATS CAPS I CAPS I ted Stale being subordinate to them." is given under the band of the Judge and the which the blacks have taken full part, and trade and business of the place must bo dimin verified by oath before the court or a register cil, prophesying tho smoothest of A Large Stock of the Latest Styles of Huts A Cap Whocsale and Retail Deaers in The Wovernment mane a aonauon oi oi land to the mile, amounting to estima seal of the court. in bankruptcy, and the filing of the petition is ished by tho proposed location must bo evident to tho most casual observer for no farmer who ted to lie worth s.si,ono,ooo, ninxingineiouiireoiirri, for sale at greatly reuiicea Pr.

jj, jl0y pi July 25 Iw Exeter Vet Pittston. 10. In all proceedings in bankruptcy com a horse railway flat no locomotives, no obstruction to travel, nothing objectionable. exclusive or the capital, uuv vnu tun vuiuu GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, of itself an act of bankruptcy. This petition of the land cannot now lie reallr.d.

can find a market for bis produce elsowhcre: menced after ono year from tho time the bank The authorized Capital Wtoeit oi mo company i one Of course these gentlemen had only the interest may be amended. EII1G1I SUSQUEHANNA 11. It. will voluntarily run the gauntlet which is being hundred million dollar, of which five niilllou hnvti rupt act went into effect, no discharge from of the Borough at heart. The first being a diroc already been paid in, and of which It I not upposm XJ Lehigh Coal i Navigation Company.) 2.

Upon filing the petition the judge of the that more than twenty live million at mont will be re tor.and the second, an agent of the L. fc prepared for him, and which will render it un safo to both life and property to pass to or from ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 15th, District Court, or if there be no Opposing par pany they could not be suspected of having bis debts shall be granted to a debtor whose assetts do not pay fifty per centum of the claims against bis estate, unless the assent in The Trains on the Lehigh A Susquehanna Railroad quired. The cost of tho road I estimated hy competent engineer to lie about one hundred million dollar, cxclit SALT MEATS, FLOUR, FISH, AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, 4c. FARM TRODUCE RECEIVED. tho bridgo, to say nothing of the street abov ty, any register in bankruptcy of the Court, will run between where the railroad track occupies more than PROVIDENCE AND MAUC1I CHUNK ive of flic is satisfied that the debts due by the pe any adverse interests to oil thoir tongues.

Why was not tho road begun in this warm hoartod corporation were yearning to one third of the roadway. In fact, tho value of writing of a majority in number and value of his creditors who have proved their claims Connectinc with Trains for New York via Lehigh 1 rTlOSPEflTS FOR HUSINES9 titioner exceed $300, issues a warrant direct though the Canvass has fierce and personal, and provocations to riot was given, order was maintained throughout the State. The great experiment of impartial suffrage, of equal rights, has been tried, and succeeded; nothing remains but to work out with patience, and moderation, justice and good will, the same result from Virginia to Texas. Candidates for Congress. Wc have mentioned the names of several persons who are understood to be favorably looked upon as candidates for Congress ou the Republican side this fall we are now authorized by his numerous friends to add valley it.

it. ror rousviuu mm the present bridgo will bo reduced at least one half, if not entirely destroyed, as its dangerous savo the Borough from ruin? "Pittston" forgets The railroad connection between Omaha and the ed to the Marshal of the district authorizing him forthwith to publish notices of the filing Storo in the upper part of town, below tho Depot, to tell I will refresh his memory. It was be for Ulvpiiant, Archbald, Carbondalo and points North via Union Coal Company's and Delaware and Hudson proximity to tho rail road will necessitate the against his estate be filed with the application for discharge. The bankrupt act went into effect June 1st, 18G7. cause Michael Reap was Burgess because the Canal Cominny Kailroaas.

TITTSTON, TENN'A. building of another bridgo in a less exposed lo of the petition in such newspapers as the warrant specifies, and to serve pcrspr.al notices, or East i now complete, and the earning of the Union Pacific on the section already Aninhed for the first two week In May were 81 These sectional earning as the road progresses will much more than pay the Interest on the Company' bond, and the throiiEh businos over the only line of railroad bo lamented Henry Evans was in the Council, and ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS. August 8, 18r.7. cality. Tho road, it must bo borno in mind, runs within a fow feet of the largo wooden Showing Arrivals and Departures to and from Provi those two gentlemen resolutely refused to per 11.

The discbarge as a bankrupt does not written notices by mail upon all creditors of the dence, Si'ianton, Wilkes UarreJMaucn uiuiiK, tween the Atlantic and Pacific must he immense. release the bankrupt from debts created by FOURTH HALF YEARLY STATEMENT OF THE FITTSTON INDUSTRIAL CO OrEUA bankrupt The notices must state that a war Philadelphia ana Kew iorK. DOWN OR SOUTHWARD TRAINS. building used as a paper mill, and which is filled with straw, and surrounded by tho scat the fraud or embezzlement of the bankrupt or VALUE AND SECURITY OF THE BONDS. rant in bankruptcy Jias issued against the estate of the bankrupt, and that the bankrupt has no terings from the loads which arc daily taken in by his defalcation as a public officer, or while WB and MC ace.

The Company respectfully mhmlt, that the eliove there. A singlo spark from the locomotive may i Nol No 8. A VB. A.M. II WC.

M. IK FN Leave Provideneo 0 12:00 0:10 6:00 TIVE ASSOCIATION, FltOM 2181 JANUARY, 1S07, TO 21st JULY, 18C7. RECEITTS: acting in any fiduciary character as executor, statemiint of fact fully demonstrate the aecurlly of sot it in flames, which could hardly fail to com further control of his property, and give the time and place of meeting of his creditors to guardian or trustee. the name of Theodore Strong, of their Bonds, and a atfpltlonal proof they would suggest that the Bonds now offered are le than ten mil municato to tho hotel, and, if the day or night 12. Any creditor or creditors of a bankrupt, To cash on hand Ss.217 1R prove their debts and choose one or more as happens to be at all windy, cause tho destruction from goods sold lion dollar on 517 mile or road, on whlen over twenty million dollar havd already been eipendedjon 3mi mile of this road the car are now running, and tho whose debt was proved or provable against Kents Bii on signees of the estate of the bankrupt Kcranton 2 Pittston 13 7 05 12 S5 7:52 Wilke 7:30 law Penobscot 3tt 815 1 4R A White 8 50 2 25 Hock Port 21 2 55 Penii llav'n j'nc 9V a 20 Arrive Mauch 10 in 3 45 145 3 05 4 10 4 52 8 25 this town.

Mr. Strong developed a most gratifying strength in the convention last fall and would to all appearances, then have been nominated had the friends of Mr. remaining 187 mile are nearly completed. 12,124 15 of half tho businoss portion of the place. Tho chances that such a result will occur, aro ten to the estate in bankruptcy, who shall see fit to 3.

At the meeting of creditors above named, At me present rate or premium on sola ine pay an annual inturoat on the present coat of mit public.property to bo handed over to this corporation. Through the influence of interested persons, Messrs. Heap and Evan3 were the next year displaced and a coal operator elected Bureess, who, being personally interested, willingly handed over tho public property, and a Clerk of tho Council, privately in the pay of this corporation, recorded tho edicts. Fortunately, however, there were one or two members of tho Council who thought they had other duties than serving the L. B.

and to them we owe tho few restrictions embraced in the resolution (not ordinance, Mr. rittston,) reforred to in my former communication. This resolution, as i then said, was incorporated into an agreement, which still remains unsigned, and which shows with what proper public spiriti and due regard to tho ultimate interests of tho whole people," tho Burgess and associates, elect DISBURSEMENTS: one in its favor. 6 00 contest the validity of the dischargo of tho bankrupt on tho ground that his discharge the creditors prove their dets and then the By paid for Merchandise, 24 NINE TlR AH IK LT OK NORTHWARD TRAINS. And what are the citizens to gain by consent, ing to all this risk and annoyance? Nothing! greater part in vaJue and number of the creditors who have proved their debts choose one r.

was fraudulently obtained, may at any time within twoycars after the date of his discharge Archbald not insisted with so much tenacity that he was the only man in the District who could be elected. Since that and it ia helleved that on the completion of thn road, absolutely nothing There is no offset whatev WB and MO No 2 No 4 RAWB aee. cr, and no man pretends that thcro is, so far as or more assignees of the estate of the bankrupt If the creditors do not choose, or in like tne liovernmenr itonns. iney win gn nnove par. The Company Intend to sell hut a limited amount at the present low rate, and retain the right to advaneu apply to the Court which granted it to set r.

nco A. rittston is concerned. There is gain, unques the nrlce at their ontion. aside and annul the same, and if the petitioner Leave "Maui'li ion (110 Canvass people have generally come to the conclusion that Mr, Strong would have tionably, to the Lehigh Railroad, or it would MiiiueriiHiorm win tie received in oew lorn uy ins 5 4.1 7 23 00 0 00 ages, Freight and 685 52 Traveling Expenses, Printing Books, Ae.r. 2TO 4a Insurance 50 oo Taxes 43 15 Has an Water 4 00 Horse Expenses fit 111 Repairs A Additions to Property, 673 75 Additions" to Fixed Stock, 2M 55 lnvidend Paid Trims' and Sec'y Salary, 1 year 3.mi no or petitioners make out a case the dischargo of CONTINENTAL NATIONAL HANK, No.

1 Nascuil Ht. case of other vacancy, tho Judge or Register appoints the assignees. The creditors may require the assi gnees to give bond for the faith not have abandoned its original location on tho towpath of tho canal. There is a saving of dol the bankrupt shall be annuled. made a far more formidable run than Mr.

Penn llav'n June. 8 list it Rock Port 15 1 52 7 "2 White Haven 25 2 25 7 32 Penolwent 39 3 03 8 OK AM Vilke 3 511 "0 3ii Pilt.ii.in 3 4' '2 Dl' i 7 21 Scranton 73 4 52 KiO CI.AKK ImiIh.K Wall JOHN J. CISCO HON, Hankers, No. 33 Wall and hy ltanka and llsnkers iteneaally throughout th 10 on 13U 1115 15 AH 13. The time required for settling up Archbald we say this in all respect to Mr.

ful pcrtormance of their duties. Creditors may ed to serve the L. B. It. It.

did the bidding bankrupt's estate and discharging the bank lars and cents to that company but that, it seems to mo, will be hut a poor consolation to (jhoso whoso limbs may bo mangled, or whoso Archbald. J. B. Stark, it is thought will 21 2 37 II Arrive Providence 75 4 57 In i 15 rupt by duo course of Jaw will vary from appear and act in person or by attorney. As soon as the assignees are appointed and quali FM PM be the candidate of the Democracy.

I niton mates, ol wnoin maps ami descriptive pamphlets may tie nhtained. They will also Im sent mail from the Company's (Mice, No. 20 Nassau street. New York, on application. Kuliserlhers will aelcct their own Agents in wlmm they havo eonfldnnce, who alone will he rosponelhlo to them for the safn delivery of thelmnds.

JOHN CISCO, Treasurer, Juno 13, 'C7 3m. New York. casii on naiiu, of thoir master. "Amply attested by results," says rittston." To this cvory citizen says yes, but tho results are just what wc object to our Main Street ruined, our Borough property taken property may do destroyed uy mis aggression No land 3 down trains will arrive at Mauch Chunk ii.a 111, i tmlnn nn thn LotiMi Vallov Kail eighty days to one year, but as in other legal 812,424 15 fied, the Judge or Register shall by an instrument under his hand and seal convey to the matters the discharge may be delayed by liti Soldiers Bounties. particularly, as for all tho calamities which may follow, tho Railroad will pay only at the end road for New York, 1'hitftdolyihia, and all points Mouth Nn i iind 4 un trains will leave Mauch gation.

But the bankrupt act gives three from us and sold to tho highest bidder, and the A statement complied in the office of assignees all the estate, real and personal of of a lawsuit, which will exhaust tho means of Chunk after tho arrival l.oiugii aney i.aiinma train. Passenger for Tamauue, PottKVille, and the in i iicoiniis nrrivinir at Mauch Chunk at GENERAL STATEMENT. LIABILITIES: fourths in value of tho creditors whose claims L. B. Co.

pocketing tlrl proceeds. QOMMISSIOXERS' SALES most men before that end is reached. i l.lr Uiimmil Iflll Pittston" next wanders off into a disserts the bankrupt and all his deeds, books, and papers relating thereto. the Paymaster General shows that up to July 31, 18G7, there were received at the office 405,830 claims from discharged sold It will bo much easier to prevent tho estab Tuo Stockholder tion, (which reads liko the opening chapters of $11,100 oo lilir.ift. l.m imi.iivii 'i Kailroad at 1 p.

arrive at Pottsvtlle about 5 in, returniiiK, leave Pullsvilln 7a in, nod arrive at Mauch in. I. hi li ii ni U'ilkcs liai'i 3 6ii n. Scranton have been proved tho right to order that the estate cf the bankrupt shall be wound up and settled and distribution made by a trustee or OF UNSEATED LANDS. Hmr Creek.

WATiKANTEE NAME. lishment of this nuisance, thiin to abate it when Balance Profit, 833,201 fid 4. The property exempt from the operation iers for pay and additional bounty. Of it has oneo obtained a footing and we call upon a treatise on the elements of political economy,) in order to prove that our Borough owes its 4 52 m. and Providence 4 57 m.

No 2 up and 3 down trains connect with the iMawuro Hudson Cn ASSETTS these claims 73,427 have been settled since of the assignment of the bankrupt's property, and which he may retain for himself and bis n.ii K'nilniad nt. Providence lor (ilyphaut. Arch tho Burgess and Town Council to at least take such measures as will enable tho citizens to be Merchandise on hand per 1 uvcuto i iri.i mil ni.lntM North. Pa.KonKcTa from prosperity even its existence, may be, to this "Branch Railroad." A great deal of coal has rv trustees to be chosen by the creditors and to be under the direction of a Committee of the creditors, and upon reporting such a resolution to Court and nominating one or more trustees. nn.

of aches. 51) Espy, lioorgo 25 Cusler, Paul 2iio lmnwoody, John no (iodl'rey, Marlha am) Preston, William 200 Eaton, Joseph heard upon a question in which their iutercs no. or cnis, 3io liaird. Samuel 175 Custer, Samuel Godfrey, John V. 175 Kelso, Hcliocca 200 Eaton, John TliicH.

Now York and Phila. via Lehigh Valley Kailroad, arriving at Mauch Chunk at VI Hi havo 55 minutoe for dinner, take tho carnal the Mansion House Munch family, is the necessary household and kitchen furniture and such other articles and neces gone over the Branch, therefore 'tis is a bless January 1, 18C7, the time when the payment of bounties first began. The amount disbursed in settling these claims was 6,035,000. Claims are now being settled on 71 l'i7H 92 oo 1,234 03 are so seriously involved; deciding which, Cash on hand, Fixed Stock, Property Vhtenix Uloclt Itaru A additional Improvements, some respect should bo paid to tho saries of such bankrupt as bis assignees shall $33,201 cc ing, and its owners and managers should bo al lowed to do as, and what they plesso, not only with Street, but with all other streets. If any meaning at all can be got out of some rt BLic Goon, Chunk at 1 in.

via Lehiiih A Susquehanna Kailroad, arrive in Wilkes Hnrrc at 3 50 p.m., Scranton 4 52 pm, Providence 4 67 m. Elegant Kirsl Class Passenger Cars with modern improvements lor liKhtand ventilation, will he run on this route, with an open car nt in. in nil trains, eivinir nassenccrs a fine the Court will order all property ef the bankrupt to be turned over to the trustees, ar.d at the rate of from 1,200 to 1,500 per month 400 Oroen. John 4oo Lynn, Felix designate, having reference to the family con in McShano. Harnalias 2oo Stewart, tlcorco dition and circumstances of the bankrupt, but John depending on the receipt of the necessary information and vouchers.

There are ten Letter from these trustees have the same powers as as YM. ALLEN, Secretary. JAP. MULLEN. Auditors THOS.KlCHAHreON, rittston, July 21st, 1807 21.

Chas. Law to Mr. Howell. fifty linos of verbiago, that is it. Supposo we altogether not to exceed in value, $500; also Eignees in bankruptcy in settling up the es opportunity of viewing tho grand scenery of tho Le hiiih, Wyoniinjr and Lackawanna Valleys.

LElSKNUlNU.Supt the wearing apparel of tho bankrupt, his wife paymasters engaged in settling these claims. During the month of July there were 1,400 Oi fice II. B. Clafms tatc and the bankrupt has tho same right to a 41 Rce de L'Ecnri fc I 11, 1SCT. M.

HYEK8, Supt; Northern Division. Mauch Chunk, July 8, 07. tJulyl8'(17 and children, and the uniform and equip apply this style of reasoning elsewhere. A great deal of coal ba3 gone" by canal, therefore the boatmen havo a right to use the now city hall for a mule stable. If applicable in thoonecaso, discharge as if the proceedings had been con Paris, July additional bounty claims settled, involving an expenditure of Government money to ments of any person who is or has been a sol 124 Thiol, Casper loo Wheeler, William Duller, 410 Rope, Nicholas DUikthj.

200 Chamhcrs, James CartxmJnle. 42 SlmlU, Goorgo CurinijIiM, 100 Hower, Fred. S. owner lo2 Veneer, Henry owner 400 liichards, Hannah 4oo lliehards, Aurou 2ii7 20il Strong, Hannah 200 Strong, Margaret UO Sheida, Christ, owuer cm'on, Deaii Jonx: I have just got back to this dier in the army of the United States or in EW STOllE! trolled by the Court instead of the creditors. The object of this section seems to be to give tho creditors full control of the estate of the the amount ol tis no less so in the other.

Pittston "h7m" head quarters from my 5th. day in tho Expo the militia and such other property as now is, From the abovo item from the Washing at my remark that tho coal was mined out that was likely to go by the Branch. Does not every sition, and I have just commenced to have a or hereafter may be, exempted from attach ton correspondence of the New York Tri bankrupt and to expedite the settling of tho estate and the discharge of the bankrupt. In general idea of it it certainly will mark an epoch in modern history. I commenced the inine drivcr in Brandy Tatch" know that the Maryland and Bowkley mines ere practically ment or seizure or levy on executions by the laws of the United States, and such other The attention of the people of Tittston and Nir bune it appears that the payment of the additional bounties to soldiers authorized uncontested cases the bankrupt will be dis exhausted? Is it not patent to every cracker 4ofi Alexander, John i of Dorscy, John 132 Coll, Henry Jr.

2ou l'yer, Jane rounding country, is respectfully invited to tho fact that the undersigned has opened a large and varied assortment of merchandize hi tho property not inciuaea in tne loregoing as is cm.e in fl.om soven(y (o ninetv (lavs a(tcr second day with the outside circle, and I went around it three times there is no language I boy in "Oregon" that Mercur's mines were ru 77 fcjwaln, John by Act of Congress of July 28, I860, pro exempted from levy and sale upon executions fiyin xs petition. ined, and 20,000 tons of fine top coal lost beyond gresses very slowly. It is now over FUitWJKtl. WO of Kerr, Gcorfio A. Fell.

4U0 Harvey, John am master of can describe it, it is such a vast collection of everything known and unknown 14. The bankrupt act makes provisions for 15110WN STORE HOUSE, year since the Act became a law and not or other process or order of any court by the laws of the State in which tho bankrupt has his domicile, as those laws were in force in recovery during tho long delay caused by the L. V. Co. Is not the Eagle Shaft abandoned Yet Pittston "smiles." loo RipholU, Henry that the mind almost gets bewildered in at over one fifth of the bounty claims have foster.

tempting to take it in. I spent the whole day 1864. Pittston asks for information regarding in been paid. The fault of the delay is with At tho Seneca Basin, HIT Hottonshlre, l'ovid 3S3 of Mi'iuks, Ktclitint involuntary bankruptcy. Any person committing any one of the fraudulent acts enumerated in section 39 of tho law, shall on proof of the fraudulent act, be adjudged a bankrupt on the petition of ono or more of his creditors in the outer court, and on looking through sults to public officers.

I happen to have a case 5. Judgments and mortgages against real the departments, Congress at the July THE GREAT 113Ji Klliur, Henry in point just now, which, being but one of many, he can have a surfeit of. the Exposition, I found I had commenced at the tail end; the proper plan I think to sco it session made this delay in paying the TO Jf estate or personal property delivered in pledge as security for debt for present consideration are not affected by the subsequent bankruptcy 22 Miller, (icorgo bounties the subject of inquiry, and with On the 8th day of May, I860, Mr. Alex. Craig, tystamatique is to go to the centre garden.

the aggregate of whose debts provable under the bankrupt act amount to 250, provided out doubt at the next meeting of Congres QrcciJlcl(l, Jlanvmcr. UMcnhtck, AM ileNwil, 202 Conrad, lioborah 4l'i Hidgoway, iHivhl Huberts, Levi Jchkim. In it you find the finest modern French land UK) Iteacli, Nathan of the judgment debtor, mortgagor, or pledger, PITTSTON TEA EMPORIUM such petition is presented within six months a member of our Council also its Clerk went to Kingston to present a notice which had been drawn up at a meeting of the Council just pre His stock consists of DRY GOODS in the greatest va scapes, flowers, statues, fountains, (Jjc, arran but the rights of the judgment creditor, mort some means will be adopted to hurry up the payment of these bounties. At the MO Chapman, James ged with a taste and effect that in tho riety, and prices. Calieoos from to to is cents pot yard, and other things in proportion.

It is not doem ed necessary to pnrtieulamo but ho would Invite all gagee or pledgee exist the samo as before the vious. Asking for Mr. Fonda, that "courteous New world wo do not know anything about; to come and soe for themselves. rate they are paying it will take three years andobliging gentleman" was pointed out I.i nan, Jesso too Ogilby, Joseph Bedford, Jarnos 8. passage of the bankrupt act.

The assignees after the act of bankruptcy shall have been committed. The person accused of the fraudulent act may demand a trial by jury to ascertain the fact 'of such alledged bankruptcy, or in case he does not demand a trial by jury after that commence in tho French court. to pay all entitled to the bounty. of the bankrupt have the same right of redemption, that the bankrupt had before the J. 8.

IIURLBUT c6 Lake. 408 Delaney, Margaret Mr. Craig approached him with" Mr. I am sent by the Borough Council of rittston to deliver you this notice." Waving him off with his left hand, Mr. Fonda replied, "You must see The first is the stone age with its stone arrow heads, stone hammers, flint knives, in BOOTS SII0E3, HATS CAfS, A Novel Way of Collecting: pew Rests.

l.V) Carman, John ittil Stewart James act of bankruptcy and no more. the Court shall hear and determine the mat endless variety, After that, as you pass a 6. The assignees of the bankrupt shall im A Montreal letter writer gives the following description of the novel manner in which the ter summarily, and if he clear himself of the Esq. Woodhouse." "No, sir, I was sent to you." round the circle you find the age of bronze, Iu Endless Variety. "Well, what is it all about that Branch Road, ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENTS and after that the iron ago increasing in va mediately give notice of their, appointment and proceed to dispose of the property and ef lackmeanna.

43 Levi, Daniel Lchmnn. 113 of lot No. 'Jl certf llcd Italdwin, ford owner loo Urownsnn, Until Jurcd H. eh I spent year before last, and alledged fraud, the petition of the creditors shall.be dismissed at the cost of tho petitioners, but if the fraudulent act be proved the last year. Mike Reap said that was all he fects of tho bankrupt upon such terms as they think most for the interest of the creditors, person shall be adjudged a bankrupt, and tho would ask of mo, and, by I won't do another thing." Well, sir," said Mr.

Craig, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, for tho and collect all debts due tho bankrupt. The lot) Wright, Harrison assignees are under the control of tho Court, a little roused by his reception, shall bo compelled to make you do it, then." To this, like proceedings shall be had as if the person had been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition. No man can be forced into bank Tea, Coffco, Sugar, and the Court may give them specific direc ntttton. Lass i Carr house and lot JtoM. 427 Patterson, Alexander K10 Pasclmll, Thomas this modern Sir Charles Grandison answers "Well, make us, then.

If you want to law CHEAT UNITED STATES TEA WAltEIIOUSE tions in regard to the disposal of (he bankrupt's property, remove them for cause or punish ruptcy unless ho wilfully commits some act matter, or thing, which amounts to a fraud law, law, law away. By we can law just 188 Deal, Daniel 401 Deli icy, Molly nil Pasolmll. Thomas 350 Keoso, dames loo lluglcr, Hannah 310 Kunklu, John them for contempt in not obeying the orders as long a3 you can." What was the provocation upon his creditors. of Court Within three months from the date that caused this Railroad Chesterfield to explodo Flour, Fish, II a 1 1 Caudlos, Wood, and Ware, which competi Cheese, Fcou, Salt Pork, Soap, Crockery, Willow at prices defy Errnnom. 7.1 Lilts, Lewis II.

Solum 15. Any creditor who neglects to appear in this manner Si mply a notice requiring the Congregational Church in that city levies and collects its pew rents 'For instance, if two men should indicate a desire to make that church their place of worship they would have choice of all vacant pews. Then each man would be asked to name the sura which he could afiord to give weekly toward the expenses of the church. If one could pay a dollar and the other ten cents, well and good the word of each man is the standard of his ability. In the pews are lined bags or envelopes, with tho occupant's name and number, in which, ho is to place his weekly ofier ing.

The house is free to strangers, but this plan 'allocates' the regular attendants.and avoids one great objection to free seats. The deacon informed me that the plan was 'incomparably more successful' than the old one of renting pews. Men who could not give ten dollars a year could give twenty cents a week very easily. Besides, they aim to have all the children weekly contributors to the church. Little and often is the motto.

When the of the adjudication of bankruptcy in any case, or as much earlier as the Court may direct, 2.V) Richards, Lewis L. B. Co. to plank between the rails of their track, where it lay in tho public street, as they before the register in bankruptcy at the meeting of the creditors, and prove his claims against the bankrupt's estate, loses all his claims to any part of the proceeds of the es the Court upon the request of the assignees Spring Brouk. 424 lunulas, Thomas 424 Young, John 4oo Kidd.John 444 Hall, Charles Kot) Parker Jcranilali or Millet, John agreed on laying down Jhe road also, that they tion.

shall call a general meeting of the creditors, should take steps to relievo tho Borough from Warder at which meeting the assignees shall then re 100 Joie, John O. owner SfoctuH, tate of 4he bankrupt Dividends once declared out of tho bankrupt's estate cannot be further costs in the suit brought by Thos. Morgan. Citizens of Pittston, who among you has DO Frazivr.Julin port and exhibit to the Court and the creditors a true account of their receipts and pay No. 30, Vcscy New York.

LOOK AT OL'R PRICES. OOLONG (Black) 70 80 80 lot) per Best. MIXED (Green and Black) 70 80 90 100 per best YOUNG tlYSON (Green) 80 1)0 100 110 125 Best. IMPERIAL (Green) 00 MO 125. ENGLISH BREAKFAST (Black) 80 DO 100 110 120 Best.

JAPAN, 90 100 125 per pound. GUNPOWDER, 123 150 per pound. borne voluntary testimony" to the courtesy of Tho proprielor is determined that all who visit his Store shall ho ahle to say that, his goods tiro cheaper and hotter than can ho had elsewhere for the price. Let the puhliu mako a noto of this fact. disturbed by any new claims proved against ments and in general a true statement of the the estate.

Smjtrltf. Unitm, riety as you get down tho stream of time, and as you pass through the different sections you see the progress of Arts and Sciences up to the palace of the Emperor in the park fitted out in the most elaborate style of modern French Art There is no use of any one trying to describe the Exposition, for nothing but a book of formidable dimensions would begin to do it. France has the largest show hero as a matter of course, and the U. S. has about the smallest, but thcro 13 one fact in tho case which looms up large that tho IT.

S. havo taken more gold medals and first prizes than any other country in proportion, and in every case for labor saving machinery. I have been listening to the Frenchmen around the Atncr. ican Locomotives to hear their opinion, and supcrle, magnifique, were the staples I could hear that it was admired more than anything of tho kind in the building. The first prize on sewing machines with tho cross of the legion of Honor was given, to Chas.

Howe tho inventor of the American sewing machine. The first prize for steam engines to tho Core liss S. E. of Provideneo R. I.

and tho McCormick's reaper took the gold medal so you sco the U. S. is some, even hero in France. I have kept my eyes and ears open since I came here, and I havo heard many things in favor of our Country, that makes me rather proud of it. I must now close, as I havo no time to write more My kind regards to all.

Yours, CHARLES LAW. this gentleman Was your message despised, your messenger insulted, or not Who perverts condition of the bankrupt's estate, and if the 141 Drear, Jacob 283 MuNcaf, James 16. The provisions of the bankrupt act ap "facts" this corporation scribbler or myself? ply to partnerships, corporations and joint The school lot matter is worthy of a separate WriukU Davidson. William stocK companies. All Hell, Joseph notice, which it will probably receive from an condition of the estate will warrant it, the majority in value of tho creditors present declare a dividend out of the net proceeds of tho estate.

The like proceedings shall be had at a similar meeting of creditors to be held at the llanlchiirst. Samuel 1'W Howell. Josenli COME AND SEE! COME AND SEE 1 1 rittston, Juno 21, '61. GEO. WOItltALL.

17. There are many provisions in the law abler pen than inrhc. guarding against fraudulent bankruptcy, which wclo not propose to enumerate. The congregation moved to their present place of worship, the families of the parish were al In leaving this matter, I cannot do better than to quoto I'itlston's" own words "Those, Mr. Editor, aro simply the facts in the case, and I leave the readers of tho Gazelle to draw their expiration of the next three months or earlier man who has a good claim to the benefits lowed to select their seats in order, the oldest These Teas will do soiu ai same prices as enargeu rtTmitiru erm tti irv i t.

i UIviurj.lv iv cKjllv Lxj, at their central depot in New York, and will bo their wholesale cargo prices, Famillos by purchasing of DEALER IN if practicable, and a third meeting shall then of the benevolent provisions of the bank first. The deacon remarked that the only own conclusions." MAIN STREET. Hit lot Not) certf. Hanover Wo, the undersigned Commissioners of tho county of Lucerne, do hereby give public notice that wo will sell tho above mentioned tracts and par's of tracts of unseated lands at public sale, at the Arbitration Room in the Court Hons in the borough of Wllko llarrra on WEDNESDAY the fourth day of HcptcnilnT next, at ten o'clock A.M., the time for their redemption having expired. WILLIAM rnn wBMNn'il.

Commissioners. Attxst Swats Clerk. Commissioner's Oflieo, Wilkes Harm, July sjA It, All tho newspaper of the county will please, Insert aliovo advertisement four Union and send ono copy of paper containing tho saine and tho bill to Oflieo, be called by the Court and a final dividend declared, if the assignees have settled up the rupt act, will not need to know them, while The investigation of the Almshouse at difficulty met with was, a family notas liberal as they ought to be, had now and then one of the best seats, to the discomfort of some one us will save from 50 els. to SI per pound on their teas, besides being sure to get them just as imported, pure and unadulterated. FLOUR, FEED, GROCERIES PROVISIONS, estate of the bankrupt, but if any actions at the man who attempts to take the benefit of the act to defraud his creditors, will Patcrson, New Jersey, has shown that a law or suits in equity arc pending or any system of slow murder was established by claims due the bankrupt remain unsettled at carefully study all tho provisions of the else paying much larger, but on the whole he was enthusiastic over the success, after a trial its Superintendent.

The cruelties inflicted act in relation to frauds before he files his the third meeting of the creditors, further dividends shall be declared when said suits are upon the women and children, the sick and of several Jefferson Davis. petition. The honest bankrupt does not need to know them the rogue will find CROOK WOOD AND WILLOW A It FANCY BASKETS, Ac, FOUR HOOKS P.ELOAV THE BANK. Constantly nn hnnd best White Wheat Flour, Duf field's eelciiratod Hams, Choice Putter, Lard and decided or claims collected, as the condition of crippled, and insane, would not be credit We also call attention to SHANTUNG, MOYUNE, YOUNG HYSON, AND KIANGSI OOLONG.TEAS.. WATCH ed upon rumor, but are too clearly proven them out without any help the estate will warrant, but there shall be no further meeting of creditors after the third A VISIT TO TOE VERMONT LINE IIIS RECEPTION BY Yet these atrocities were practiced for 18.

Any debtor or bankrupt who shall the people. meeting unless ordered by the Court. months without the knowledge of the pub hocse, inii Fruits, sweet tlavored Teas, and In, fact after the commencement of proceedings in 17 i i i. viiimia iigaiiisi ,1 oanKrupt estate are lie, and appear to have been revealed by bankruptcy, secrete or conceal any proper entitled to priority or preference iind to be everything usually kept in a First Class Family Grocery Store, Thankful fur past patronage, wo cordially invito all who aro in need of goods iu our line to call, accident. The management of this institu ty belonging to his estate, or mutilate.

first paid in the following order: They are tho finest Teas of China, and tako thoir names from tho districts in which they are grown. They are used almost exclusively hy the Imperial Court and high State otneers. Wo sell tho Young Hyson at Jl.fiO and tho Oolong at SI i per pound. Wo also call attention to our large and splendid stock of tion is sufficient reason for an examination falsify or destroy his books, deeds or writ tirst, Ihefces and expenses of suits, and delivered on short notice. a.

8. Juno 1SG7. of all others, and the Governor might pro ings relating thereto, or otherwise prevent the several proceedings in bankruptcy under perly apnoint a Commission to inquire in this act, and for the custody of property, as bis property from coming into the hands herein provided. 0f his assignees, or allow a false or ficti The Boot Shoe Business. to the treatment of our own paupers and lunatics.

We have no reason for believing that such horrible tyranny as that of the GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, aeconu, ah debts due to the United States, tious debt to be moved arninst his fiStatP AND JEWELHY STORK! A 11 11 MAN, Next Door to the Post Office, rITTSTON, TA. CORNER OF MAIN AND WILLIAM 8T8. Havo Tor sale A largo and splendid assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELttY, SPECTACLES, FANCY COOPS, POCKET CUTLERY, SILVER AND TLATED WARE, And a variety of articles usually kept in our lino of trade. We have selected our goods from tho best manufacturers and dealers In the country, and havo taken special pains to procure the latest, styles, An also Agents lor MORTON'S CKLKHKATF.il (iOLD PKN. Watch, Clock, and Jewelry repairing done promptly by the best of practical workmen.

Give us a call and examine our goods. JAM KS SEAULK, V. W. FREEMAN, Pittston, May 2, Ti7 1 1 i i The undersigned having again arm an raxes ana assessments under the laws 0r obtain nn credit nods from anv other Superintendent at l'ateison would be dis thereof. ed his HOOT AND nil OK Business to person, with intent to defraud, or make covered, butit is almost certain that many Third, All debts due to the state in which the roar of tho Oro which aro arriving daily from first hands.

Our Groceries from New York and our Meats from tho best Western Alarkets, reioruis arc needed. JS. Irrfmne. any fraudulent assignment, or pledge, or eery and Provision the proceedings in bankruptcy are pending oiort oi aiurmcr a pawn of his property within three months and all taxes and assessments made under the Congress. Among the numerous candidates Re Tape Iu.usiuATr.n.

A Prussian officer, inspecting a military post, found a sentry leisurely walking his beat beforo a dilapidated and empty storehouse. No one could give him any information as to why the sentinel was there, except that it was a "custom of tho post." His curiosity heing aroused, he examined thfcrccords of the war office, and in an old report, dated one hundred and thirty years before, found that ouco the door of that storehouse had been painted, and a guard had been placed there to warn persons of the wet paint The officer in charge was ordered away, and the storehouse guard became p. traditionary and punctually performed duty of tho post. This anecdote is matched by ono that is told of the English service. Many years ago a detachment of troops was ordered to some out of lhe way place in India, ar.d a requisition was made for clothing and medicines for tho use of the soldiers.

In a short time the post was broken up, but as tho orders for supplies had not been countermanded, they were sent regularly every year for a good portion of a century, in perfect oblivion of the fact that there were no troops there to wear uniforms or take medicines. and again a slimed its personal supervision, offers to before filing his petition ia bankruptcy, laws of such Stale. tor this high position, taking a strictly unpar tismn view of the field and the qualities consid ins old I nonds and Fourth, Wages due to any operative, clerk I itni IV. ered desirable in a nominee for so important an office, there are none to whom we could so read shall, on conviction thereof in any court of the United States, be punished by impris IllTOEMENTS for their natmnnua. Tim hi.i u.

Jefi Davis visited Stanstead last week and was the guest of Mr. T. Lee Ten ill. Fred crick Terrill, brought him from Sher brooke there in a very quiet manner on Wednesday last, professedly to see the country and to consult in regard to an investment in the gold mines of Ilatley. On Thursday Mr.

Terrill, in his best turnout, took Jeff about the village to ride, when several incidents occurred not altogether pleasing, we should im, agine, to either the host or his guest. No. only boys but men hooted at him in the street and greeted him with those familiar wordsi "We'll hang Jefi Davis to asour apple tree." He was frequently asked where he had left his "petticoats," and various like remarks more suggestive than pleasing ery where fell upon his ear. One lady, stung by the recollection of the suffering and death of a near relative at Andersonville, gave utterance to her feelings by hurling a stone at him. Permission was asked that Jeff might ride about the grounds of Mr.

Carlos Pierce and take a look at his noted herds, but the request was emphatically denied by Mr. Henry Pierce, in charge of the premises, who declared in unmistakable language "that in no event could Jeff Davis be admitted to these grounds." Thanks. The Hon. Simon Cameron will please accept our thanks for a copy of the message and documents, department of State Part 4th, 1865 66. men are constantly employed and nothing will be left ily give our support, nor to our mind none eo i r.

11 a variety oi kmui Al WOltlv of the best kinds constantly ou hand. deserving ol the nomination as uko.Coray,Esq.; onment, with or without hard labor, for term not exceeding three years. of our city. As a man and a citizen he is ono ef nature's noblemen affable, kind to tho poor, honest to a fault, often cheating MOST EXTENSIVE FACILITIES, himself rather than injure ono of the least in town forthe businoss, thn publicum invited to avail themselves of them. Work ot'all kinds wilt be done lllEUE is a lair prospect that we shall soon have a tin fever in Missouri as bad at the lowest living prices.

HOLO.MOM 8TUKMF.K. oi liis lciiow beings temperato, cool headed, and obliging. Ab a coal operator he is well kuown to many of our laboring men, Who nusion, Aug. ioi. Wc keep the best cheese, hams, ronic, lard, duttee, FISH, Ac, Justin receipt of NEW WINTER WHEAT FLOUR, Extra fine.

Also PURE CIDER VINEGAR. lot of MASON'S FRUIT JARS. Families in need of supplies can depend on getting joods cheaper than at any other House in Pcnnsyl rania. Satisfaction is warranted or money refunded. Goods delivered within a radius of 10 miles.

Thankful fur the very liberal patronage we have received and inviting all to call on us 4 Doors Above the Co Operative Store. as the oil fever that lately raged in Pcun hold him in the highest esteem. As a scholar sylvania. A valuable tin mine the only TroiiTi tM 1 1 .1 he is qualified; exact, preciso and clear. If QPKCIAL NOTICK.

Lndics who hivo KJ been unfortunate and are about to require nursing, can havo pleasant and well niinlshod rooms, good board, careful nursing, and skillful medical attcndancii and here, if desired, their Infanta can hn adopted to good homos, at Iho Private ln lnllliilc, No, il, Amity place, between lllceekcr and Amity streets, N. V. All female complaints, from whatever cause produced, skillfully treated, Female regulating route lies sure and certain to remove obstructions tromtho womb, (or tho money refunded.) Priced, sent by mail. The Ladles' Medical (lulde, 21(1 pages, ncatlv bound, very interesting and entertaining to Marrlcil Ladies, sent by mail, ou receipt ot price, $1, A Tablo of the Contents sent free. P.

bn HENRY D.tllilNDI.K, M. July II, 'H7 ly Physician and Accoucheur. or house servant, to an amount not exceeding fifty dollars, for labor performed within six months next precccding the first publication of the notice of proceedings in bankruptcy. Fifth, All debts due to any persons who, by the laws of the United States, ai or may be entitled to a priority or preference in like manner, as if this act had not been passed, always provided, that pothing contained in this act shall interfere with the assessment and collection ol taxes by the authority of the United States or any State. 8.

The bankrupt from the date of filing his petition until his discharge, shall be at all times subject to the order of the Court. II 0 shall execute all proper writings and instruments and do all acts required by the Court is ncrcDy given mat an ap 1 plication will be made to next Legislature of the tftato of Pennsylvania meeting in llarrisburg on the first Monday of January, A. I. lsiw, fur an act ineorpo rating mo miners' and Mechanics' Having Hank of i iusion, wiiii a capital ol y.io.000, and such general banking and discounting privileges as are usually accorded to such Justttutinns. Said Hank to located on Main struct tho borough of Pittston, Lucerne valuable one ever found in this country has been discovered near the Iron Mountain, and all the State is going wild about it.

Every man has a lump of ore in ono pocket and a blow pipe in the other. Speculators are buying up the farms, and stock jobbing is fast usurping the place of honest For one man who gets rich through the mines we venture to say that will be ruined by miuiDg companies? such a man i3 nominated and proper effort for his election put forth, we shall he represented at Washington by a person of whom the district may well be proud. Scranton Cily Journal. Although unprepared as yet to commit our aelf as to a candidate, we nevertheless feel gratified to see the merits of our friend Coray, so highly spoken of. As an upright and honorable man, he has no superior, and that ho would make a most creditable representative in Congress none will deny.

It is reported in Paris that, before he entered Queretaro, Maximilian shipped for Europo story of the French expedition to Mexico, written by his own hand, 't hat manuscript is in possession of Due D. Autmale, toj publication in the French capital. vjuuniy, I't'llll n. DAVID MOHOAN, ALVA TOMPKINS, WEO. DAM AN WM.

LAW, WISNEll, II. R. HUtiHES, B. I1EVAN, HAH. LAW, PAYNE PETTIP.ONE.

A. PK1CE, Pittston, April 17, '07 tj'CS 1UST RECEIVED A Larc Stock of 1IOOT8 SHOES which will be sold very low, l'loase call and examine mv stock before purchasing elsewhere. IU. B. itOMMEL, W.

Pittston. July 264W We remain, very respectfully, S. HUKLBUT Co. Ang8'f'7.