Pittston Gazette

              PITTSTON gazette E A D TIIIS! The Pittptojc Gazette is published evC*iy Thursday morning by u. m. nrciiAHT, in thn CJiuC!tr BxiMing, No 2* N.miH MHin . t.. (i.v.-r tli« l»o-t oitlop), "I SI '"1 per annum. No poatntfe charged wiUiln tli'1 1X'n AI'VfcKTIMNO RAIt.9. Space I I Di"» I :i ! 8 m" I 1 The (vAiitm is one or the be local papers In die countv. It is jifwjiyv promptly issued It is read by the bent farm lien f ri the county, It* arti-tlc nentness in unsurpassed J by any • P»*r in the iitare. ts subscription. price id only (l 50 per year, ft is strictly a first-class family j«aper. And tli» bent advertising medium in the cou•)fy • DtiH-ivtcifth Column 5 4 ihD $ H Ch» § 12 Om . - 8 00 10 oo 1«0» MJM One-qimrtvr " 12 00 Is Of 25 i«i 40 C«' One-third •" 15 00! an W» 40 no 60 UU On«-lu»lf 11 18(H) Mono .V) (Nt 7 0 00 (Hie Column 30 UUj 40(H) 7«D(H); 120 00 Businens Cards, five line§ 01 !♦»**, 97 iDer year; over live and ito£ exceeding ten lines, $12 per year. Auditors'. Administrator#' and Assignee* IDottcea, $3 each. Advertising in Local Column, 20 cts. per line for each Insertion. . (Ml x 1H (Ml It is one of the boht papers in the . ta'e for gen eral news. Its politics—Uncompromisingly Republican. No well regulated family should |»e without it. It publishes the County Court proceedings. In fact everything of interest to the genera reader will be found in its columr9. Send on your subscriptions, and d/Dn'ttry to Jive without Tin Gazette another week. VOL. XXIV—NO. 14. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY JUNE 12, 1873. WHOLE NO. 1,210. DEVOTED TO THE COAI, INTERESTS, POLITICS, NEWS, LITERATURE, AGR CULTURE, AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE Lawyers and Justices. Livery. Medical. Business Cards. DPoetry. of the man being bled by the prick of a pin and warm water running down his arm, who actually died as a result.GENERAL NEWS. Q S. STARK, DLAMB, . . • Livery and Ex en a ge Stables, near the Lehigh Valley Depot, I'ittato ,Pa. Good rigs alwayn od hand, and ihe publicac Dmmodated in the best $ ? P 9 t ? $ Brick yard. JOSEPH P. 8CHOOLEY, A FANCY Tennessee papers contain favorable accounts of the growing crops. Dr. Reuchlin the German historian of Italy,'is dead. Having greatly enlarged Ills facilities for business, calls trie attention of the public to his old and well known yard oq the plank road,lialf a mile belew Plttaton, where the public ma at all times be aeoommidated with thn bC st of bick and recelt* estimates fer buildings. Jan 1 '73 ATTORNEY AT LAW, Janl 1873 PITTSTON, PA manner. |June£3,'70-ly DRUG STORE! I suppose If all the children Who have lived through ages long Were collected and inspected. They would make a wondrous throng. Oh I the babble of the Babel f Oh ! the flutter of the fuss ! To begin with Cain and Abel, And to finish op with us. The daughter of Sir Charles Lee, at 2 o'clock on a certain morning, sawbetween the curtains of her bed a little old woman, who told her that at 12 o'clock the next day she would be with her in the next woild. She imediately dressed herself very carefully, went Into her private closet, and did not come out till 0 o'clock, when she went to her aunt, handed her a letter direcet to her father, with the request that it be sent to him immediately upon her death, telling her aunt about the aspiration. A physcian aud surgeon were sent for, but could discover no disease, but on the urgent solicitation of her aunt bled her slightly. She ihen took a chair and played on her guitar and sang some favorite pieces, aud a few minutes before 12 went to a large arm chair, sat in it, and ar-12 raised her hand towards her heart and wa9 dead. Livery— change PK1ETOR. OF PRO- The horse diseaso lun reappeared in Hartford, Conn., also. (.1 SUTHERLAND, Established 1855. ROBERT SEAMAN & CO., Justice of the PEACE, 'J'he undersigned having purchased of Stephen Priesbach, his livery and all thereto belonging, desires to inform the oublic that he will continue the busine«s at the eld ntand, endeavor lo accomm »lute the public to the best of hifl ability. He designs to add largely to the itoek at once, and do ail in his pewe. to give general satisfaction, in the way of furnishing good horses and carriages to his customers. JOSEPH 8CUREMAN. A. KNAPP, M. D., Proprietor. A sound principle is worth ail the consequences that flow from it. For W«si I'lttston Borough, Office, corner of Exeter »nd Warren Street*. All business pertaining to his office promptly attended to. Collections made, 4o. Jan 1 73 WHOLESALE GROCERS, N08. 42 A 44 MURRAY STREET, NEW YOHK. Denier in Foreign and Domestic Little boys out westhave begun falling into kettles of boiling soap. Drugs and Medicines. Kobi. Seaman, eam'l J. Berry, jr., Jan 1 *73 J. K. Wlsner, Franklin Wbitney. Think of all the men and women Who are now and who have been, EvC»rjr nation since creation That this world of ours has seen ; And of all of them, not any But was once a baby small, While of children, oh, how many Have ne'er grown up at all ! JOHN RICHARDS, New reading of an old proverb- Man proposes and wumon seldom re- Attorney at Law, and Conveyancer. Commissioner to take testimony tor the a steral Courts or Lucerne County, by appointment. office on William street, opposite the Caltiolit- Church, i'ittston, I'a. Not 1-ly ■PittBton, Sept. 12.—tf. THE WYOMING VALLEY Contractors and Builders French and German PAPER MILL. fuses, J_£ H. PRICE, 'STAIR BUILDER, CHEMICALS A Methodist church in Iowa has tin stars and stripes painted on its steo pie. PERFUMERY, PTTTBTON, PA KIDDER, Office on Franklin Sires', TOILET SOAP. (HAIR BRUSHES, JC. F. & 0. B. Rommel, Mannfuc • turer Straw Print, Manilla. Waterproof Blasting, White Tea. aod Printed Manilla Wrapping Papers. Also Paper Bags and Flour tiaok*. April 10, tf Some have never laughed nor spoken, Never u*ed their rosy feet; Some have even flown to heaven, Ere they knew that earth was sweet And indeed. I wonder whether, li wc reckon every birth, And bring such a flock together. There is room for them on earth. C. WILKE8-BARKE. TENN'A The Dundee Advertiser will hereafter be printed on paper made exclusively from jute. ATTORNEY AT LAW, N. B — I make this a specialty and Carpenters and Contr«(!lors will find it :o tlielradvantaKe to send ihelr order# to me, thni ensuring a firstclaBaJob lor any description of stairs Jan 1 1873 NAIL BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES, Ufflce in Law Building, North Franklin Streei FLESH BRUSHES, CLOTHES BRUSHES, BILLIARDS! W1LKES-BARRE, PA, H H. P. LEATHER BRUSHES. In Germany, Holland, the United States, and England tobacco costs more than bread. Ma-.ch 30.1871-lj* IMPORTANT TO BUILDOltS The undersigued having opened a first-class BILLIARD ROOM in that fine largo room in the Basement of Mb new building on Main stieet, adjoining the People's Saving* Bank, and furftia'ied Itwltheverv adornment. Dind FOUR NEW BILLIARD TABLES, hopes the lovers of the game may find It a pleasant place of resort. No liquor sold, but temperance beverages, and the best brands of cigars, always on hand. Physicians and Dentists 8T0NE QUARAY. Also Agents for Who will wash their smiling faces? Who their saucy ear® will bo* ? Who will dreis them ? and caress them ? Who will dnrn their little socks ? Where are arms enough to hold them ? Hands to pat each shining head ? Who will praise them ? who wili scold them ? Who will pack them off to bed ? Dlt. ('. M. WILLIAMS, 8UROE0N DENTIST, The undersigned hereby Rives notice that ha Is operating 11 very excellent Stone Quarry in the Borough of 1'iltston, and that he in prepared to furnish Building Stone or all kinds, and t".take contracts for Walls and Excavations,and warrant" to do all his work in a first da«s manner. JADWIN's SUBDUING LINIMENT Another case of a young lady who received a similar warning, only it came a year before the appointed time. She became anaemic, lost flesh and strength ; nothiug could apparently be done to save life, although no organic or structural disease could be found by tne closost examination by skillful physcians. The day before the time set for her death a young physcian who had some tact gave her a very heavy anodyne, and she slept under its influence during the entire day of her supected death. When she returned to conciiousness the next day, and was making a few final preparations she was assured that tho time had passed for her to to die and that the oracle knew nothing of such matters and was an imposter. She got up from her bed and rapid iy regained both flesh and strength. General Barry has prohibited the sale of spirituous and malt liquors at Fortress Monroe. Main Street, Pitlston, Pa GEORGE SMITH, PropV Pittston, April 10.1873. The ladies of the harem of the king of Siam have taken to wearing European costume. Among the many improvements recently introduced in his practice, he regards none of more importance than his ra« thod of ExUaeting  without pain, which he Is doing very successfully every day by the u»« of Nitrou* Oxide C»rs. It is perfectly safe and very pleasant to inhale Its results have been entirely satisfactorj '» '"Rooms with J. W. Miller, adjoining theiC«h Store of C. Law * Campbell. Jan 1 7,1 WM. BOND, Oregon. A Large Stock of Pitlston. April 18.1872. PITTSTON LEATHER STOKE REMOVAL. Meat Markets BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Having removed to the basement under the People's Havings B»«nk. our customers and the public will find us there with a lull stock of Leather of all kinds use 1 by Shoemakers, and a general assortment of Shoe Findings. Strict attention given to all orders by mail or otherwise Only think of the confusion Such a motley crowd would make ; And the clatter of their chatter, And the things that they would break ? Oh I the babble of the Babel f Oh ! tho flutter of the fuss I To begin with Cain and Abel, Aud to finish up with us. Several towns in Iowa prohibit tho sale of newspapers on Sunday. WEST piTTSTON Consisting of SCHOOL BOOKS, TEN HOLDERS, BLANK BOOKS, PEN RACKS, PASS BOOKS, INK STANDS, TOY BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS, Tho Michigan Legislature has given lumbermen a lien on hogs for labor, MEAT MARKET. Pittston April 10/73—tf J N. 1UCE, The undersigned having opened ft Market on Eieter »treet,liD West I'ittaton, near the oflico of 8. Sutherland, will keep it at all time* well supplied with the very beat of all kind* of meal adapted to the season, and invite the patronage ol the public. We are determined that what we sell a hail be the very beat. Chili is prepareng for a universal exposition in 1875. 'IIYSICIAN AND SURGEON, J. J. MERRIAM, Office In Cottage between I.evj's Clothing Store and Ke»idepce of R. B. Cutler. CAP PAPER, PORTFOLIOS, NOTE PAPER, MUCILAGE, BILLET PAPER, RUBBERS, LETTER PAPER, 8EALINGWAX PORTRAIT PAINTER. Select Reading. Ttis proposed in Bedford, Ind., to let out school teaching to the lowest bidder. MAIN ST., PIOTSTON, I'A Office hours, 1 to 3 p. m BRACE A HOI.COMB. West Pittston, April 18-Sm. LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS THE HUMAN HEABT. July 6,187l-ly JJ M. WILLIAMS, QHARLES HARDING, ON CANVABS A class in journalism has been established in the Wesleyan University in Iowa. LEAD PENCILS, ELASTIC BANDS, STEEL PENS, GOLD PENS, BLACK, BLUE, AND CARMINE INK. Photographs painted in Oil or Water] colon, or The Wonderful Control Which the In- tellect Exercises Over It. Physician and Surgeon, Butcher and Meat Dealer, Studio adjoining the Ca»h Store of Law A Campell. Mar lst'72-ljr retouched with India Ink (From Wales, Experience of y®,r« B8 ®ur Keon In U. 8. Army.) (Successor to P. M. Button), BANKER'S BUILDING, RAIL- The following is from a paper read by Dr. Hall before the Illinois Hornoepatliic Convention a few days Over flvo million acres of land are open for homesteads and pre-emption in Dakota. ROAD STREET CIIAGKJSftg W' Orders left at Roades' Drug Htore will meet prompt attention. Office, 125 Main stre et, opposite Odd Fellows i'ittston, 9ep. 6, '72. For the Best in the Market Call Here. since PittPton, Not. 14 *72—ly ENVELOPES The Influence of the intolleect upon the heart is similar to that exercised over voluntary musclea. The War Department is expecting daily Col. McKenzie's official report of his raid into Mexico aud the punishment of the Kickapoo Indians Crocors, Bakers and Flour "''iVT0X steam tradc BEAN POLES £ A. CAMPBELL, Homeopathic Physician and Tiik MOTT steam mill, P1TTSTON, PENN'A GRIER & FARRER, PROPRIETORS. Of all Colors, 8 hades, Vari ety aad Sizes, at whole Hale and retail. The direction of thought to the heart has very generally an embarrassing influence on its regular action. We should imagine that no boy who reads the following, would ever attempt to imitate the hero : Vienna is the only large city in Europe that has thoroughly adopted the American street-car system. Indeed, in many respects it has been Surgeon. MAIN STREET, PITTSTON, PA MONIES & PUGHE, Bealdenee, Exeter Street, We«t Pittston, near Foundry C.r Wisner A Strong. Orders left at the ottire of HIHeis. mid Barnes will also meet prompt attention. Graduate of Jefferson Medical Colloge, and practitioner in Jersey c ty, Brooklyn, Mew York, and Hcranton Pa. Being thoroughly tersed in the allopathic practice the Doctor claim# to be able to discern the relative advantage" of two systems . Aprl7-7.iyi Manufacturers of Finest auality Family FJour. Chop and Feed of various kinds, and dealers in Grain generally. All Flour and Feed »old by us, warranted a» represented. All ordert promptly fllled. Jan 1 1»73 N'cxt door to the Gaiette office JU A .Wf 'A CTVlt Bits Sir Henry Holland says: " There is cause to believe the action of the heart is often quickened or otherwise disturbed by tlie mere centering the conciousncss on it, without any emotion or anxiety." On occasions where its beats are audible observation will give proof of this, or ilio pliyscian can very often infer it while feeling the pulse; and w here there is liability to irregular pulsation such action is seemingly brought on or increased by the effort of attention, even though no obvious emotion bo present. Jan. i) AND WHOLEBAI.I HEALIR9 IN ALL IIND8 OP CRACKERS, CAKES, When a boy can carry everything at one load he will not go twice after it. This was the case with a boy who was working his way through Elm street, the other day, with twenty bean poles on his shoulder. Now one bean pole is about all an ordinary mortal can safely carry, and nobody but a boy would undertake to carry twenty of them. He had tied them together at the middle, leaving the ends loose, and ha.d thought on starting, without doubt, that he was a boy of remarkable promise. Bean poles are naturally uneasy. When they can't move one way they will another ; but they will move, and in spite of all precautions. These did. Ho had them on his shoulder at fli»t, but some of them got to dropping down behind, and striking against people, and others fell down in froNt, and stuck into the sidewalk and made him stumble. Then, again, some of them lay horizontally. Not but that they preferred todrop as the others did, but laying horizontally, while the others were in opposite directions, gave a pleasing variety to the performance. When the boy stopped, as he was frequently obliged to do, some one in the rc ar would step on the poles, or in among them, and swear at him. Carriage & Harness Makers. improved rpiIOMAS MALONEY, _L Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, ANO CONFECTIONERY, The first Methodist conference in America was held in Philadelphia on thel-lth, 15ih and 17th of July, 1773. ELI AG Kit, manufacturer of light and l»raft Harness, of All kinds, and dealer in WHIPS, ROBES, BLANKETS, BELLA. Ao. Repairing done neatly and promptly. Opposite he Lime Kiln, Main St.. Pittston. 3?7,'70-ly. Hotels and Restaurants T? M. SINCLAIR; 1j. SALOON and KfcSTAURANT. Wiai Bow Dim Alley in rear. Bar supplied with the be*t of Liquors, Sarsaparilla, Mineral Water, m l all other refr®»hlag summer beverages. Opposite the Post-Office. 1 "3 Salts, Meats, Flour, Fish and SCRANTON, PA. STAPLE DRY GOODS, ALKX. JAMIESON. B. F. COOLBAUUU F. COOLHAUGII & CO., Tho Asiatic cholera has appeared in two villages in Prussia, having communicated from ltussian Poland. A IIOHiery, Glo?en, Notiono, Ao. Farm Produce Received Store in Iho upper part of tlie town, below the Uepot. Jan I *73 Commission Merchants, TITTSTON, I'A T?AltMEltS, DAIRYMEN, AND J. BUTTER BUYKKSt Pack Your Butter in rigid quarantine of the infected dis trict has been established. £V\VAN HOTEL, TOIIN S. COSGHOVE, Dealer in Groceries, Provision9,Flour, Feed, Pork, Wholesale Packer* and Dealers In n,o undersigned lifts lately purchased the Hoel property known us the Swan Hotel, in tho bornugh or Hitiston. and is now prepared to meet the di nmnds »r the public for a first-class hotel. Jan 1 '73. CHA3. SCHRANK. PITTSTON. PA WESGOTT'S RETURN BUTTER OYSTERS The dispatches from Geil. Schofield to Gen. Sherman, confirming the report of tho capture of Captain Jack and most of his band, state that there are twelve warriors still at liberty, but Gen Davis hopes to havo them in his hands in a day or two. Flnh and Meat*. Aj*o,'Crockery, Wood and Willow Ware. Batisfactton guaranteed to every customer. Below the Trenttlng. Main Htreet, Jan 1 '73. PAIL, I have observed this phenomena, in my own practice, in hysterical women who imagine they have heart disease. In these cases a morbid attention to the action of the heart would bring 011 palpitation and irregular action. Upon the removal of all anxiety by a decided assertion from me after a careful physical examination, that the heart waa not diseased, it would quickly resume its normal Fiah, Fruits, Vegetables and Country Produce Generally. No. 333 South Front Street, HORSE HOTEL, PITT8TON, PA, Approved and recommended by the leading authorities of our country on dairying, and acknown edged by all butter dealers to bo the very best package in use. PHILADELPHIA L. B. PERRIN, Prop'r MARKET STREET, Wilkes-Barre, EVERY COMFORT FOR MAN AND BEAST. BUMGARDNER k RADER, Dealers in itutter packed in this Pail brings Five to Ten cent* more a pound in tho New York City market than the same quality in any other package. Dairymen, send for a Circular I Dealers send for a Price List! We are Uie sole manufacturers of WESTCO'JT'S RETURN BUTTER PAIL, and also manufacture very nxtensifcly Butter Firkins. Half Firkin Tubs, 2Dpound Butter Pail*, Well Buckets, Ac., Ac. Our goods are marked with out name, and sre for tale by all flrstDo1a«s dealers. Mar27--'T3 Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, rpHE BRANDENBURG BAKERY, The steamer Frolic, with the survivors of the Polaris on board, is expected at Washington in a few days. On their arrival they will be taken in charge by tho Secretary of the Navy who is anxious to learn from them tho true story of the Polaris disaster. Flour, Feed, Meal, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Ac. A nd no pains spared to mak e all feel at home. our stabling is the largest and most complete in the city. Iiec.0'72 Main Street, Pittston. Pa. 80CTII MAIN STREET, Jan 1 "73. C. STOFT, Proprietor. PITTSTON, PA sT JAMES' HOTEL rpHE 8IL8BY BROS., Belmont, Alleghany Co.. N. Y. Thankful for the liberal patronage which haa thus far been extended to him, he is now making renewed effort* to furnish PII'TSTON, PA. A few steps from L. St I). Junction STRONG STEAM MILL Principal Warehouse, Binghamton, N. Y. Gmch73m3 w.w.s.sco action From the same curiae medical ntudirected by tlnir studies to LARGE AND EXCELLENT BREAD, (Wheat, Rye and Graham), together with Calter aud Hies of every desi-rlpiinn. No pains will be * pared to give entire astfelacllon to all. II in feair will continue to supply hie customer* on the roid and uke order, from families. Hartiea HUpplled at short notice. Jan t -73 dents This is a first-class hotel, has been recently renovated and tilted up. and farmers trill find it to their advantage to stop there, it being swsy from the railroad, Ciood stabling accommodations QARPETS ! thia organ, are frequently sufferers from its disturbed action. Anxiety no) doubt conies in here to aggravate the disorder, and will be referred to again under emotions. Since the Empress of Russia has been n Italy it is discovered that the Czar mil herself are so confl I enti.nl in their IPittston, "Pa. DAVID PATERSON, Prop'r Jan 1,73—ly attached O. M. TOMLlNbON CARPETd CARPETS as to never trust the hiails. They always employ special couriers and never patronize postal T tJZEUNE HOUSE. IJ WEST PITTSTON Th« undersigned having purchased of Thoron, WaCldell tho strong 8(e»m Mill, and ainumsd Hie buslnes* of raid eattblUfcment, he would respectfully Klve notice that he *111 be at all times prepared to sell to the trade CARPETS CARPETS wishes to buy, 1 he undersigned wishlogto retire from business and lead a life more congenial to advanced age. ofleis to sell THE WhOLE OR A PORTION of his lots on Main street, embracing a good Peter Frank himself, even in advanced life, while devoting especial attention to the subject of heart disease during the preparation of his lectures, was attacked with severe palpitent pulse, and felt certain that he was affected with aneurism. The symptoms ditl not ccaso until some time after the completion of his labors, and after he had enjoyed the relaxation and diversion of a journey. In fact, it Is quite a common remark that medical men often die from a disease that they have made a special study during life. A. M. JEFFORDS, PROP'R CARPETS! Finally he turned around to see what the matter wan, and knocked out the face of a clock a man was carrying ill his arms. This so excited him that he dropped the poles entirely. The owner of the cIock cuffed him ever the head, and then took down his father's name, and swore- he would have damages. The unfortunate youth then took the tilings up in his arms, but they wouldn't lay still. They kept together at the middle, but were demoralized at the ends, and whirled about so rapidly as to scare him. He looked like a windmill, and presented sucli an awful spectacle that people precipitately took to the street, and several horses attempted to climb up into their wagons. cards Tlie hou«« has been thoroughly renofated, re paired and fiirm-hed and in In all respects, the largest unci most desirable suburban Hotel In the Wyoming Valley. Ii ha- always been regarded by Cmy people u* « delightful sojourning place, am' THE BEST OF FLOUR FEED, AC., which can be produced. Having had a long and active experience in the itlil.'ing buninet»n, and being the ownei and operator of a Mill in the Cumberland Valley, producing Heventy-fWe bar rein of flour per day, Irom the bent wheal grown in the State, lie hopes to be able to sell a superior flour anCJ at as low a rate a« the market will afford, tie invite* a reuume of with old fricndx and a trial from the trade in general CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS Frame House and New Brick BARN the latter of which co«»t $3 000. The frontage is 87 feet, and the depth 160 feet. It would be an admirable und nightly location for a fine hotel, and three stores underneath. The view would he extensive both up and down the river, and the locutiou would afford ample facilities for buhiness. Apply to PittHton, April 3, tf Another Barnum in the Field rt»*ure.H all that his bent ettortn to make it the naoet delightful Washington, June 6 sing individual writes the government An enser- place to bo found, tor ail who desire to secure a quiet and delightful Mummer resort. The rooms are Urge and very pleasant. The hotel ia siiuated at the West Put-ion liepot of the Lackawanna A Bloomshurg Railroad, and overlook* E»ist and West 1 ittston, and guest* have no carriage expense? to pay in arriving or departing. Carriage* for the Uhe ol guest* wul IDe provided at reasonable charges. The Luierne Post-Office is kept within a few yards of trie Hotel. JHn 1 '73 cabpets 'aom Tiffin, Ohio, ottering to pay 60,- D00 for the privelege of exhibiting Cap- Very truly, 4c., 3. DAVID PATER80N MILES ORR, tain Jack throughout the country during the period of sixty days. He promises to keep Jack securely, treat Pittston, Jan. 1 The Largest Assortment I JTKYgTONE MAIIBLE YARD MILLINERY. S. J. BARBER, PROP'R. Oppoxlte the First National Bank, MAIN STREET, PITT8TON, PA him well and return him to the government at the expiration of sixty days, provided ho does not commit suicide, in which case the government is to receieve only $1,000 per day Miscellaneous JJEW ARRIVAL J3ITTST0N DYJS HOUSE, BIEISIT SITIYILIEIS! Every variety of Marble Tombstones. MonnmentH of Uranite or Marble, Mantlea of Marble or Hliitp, all done up In th« height of aiyle, either plain or ornamental, and at th« lowest prices. I'lumbern'Stonea, Ac. Don I fail to give ua a c»H. Jan 1 '73 Millinery and Fancy Goods The question now naturally arises, ia it possil»le for hysterical or hypochondriac persons to bring on permanent structural disease of the heart by a morbid concentration of the mind on it. 238 SOUTH MAIN STREET or tnc time be remains ill the shownan's hands alive. Tt is proposed to my $30,000 upon the delivery of Jack Dt Chicago and the balance at the end Basemen PITT8TON. PEXN'A MRS- MARY J. SMITH, thankful for the ilbe-al patronage hertofore enjoyed. has now the pleasure of announcing the receipt or a largo an J fresh »»■ rival of all kinds and latest styles of Lowest 3?rice«. Garments of all kinds colored and scoured in the best manner and without damage to the fabric. Hiiks and all floe fabrics thoroughly understood, and cleansed and scoured to entire stttisfaction. The proprietor will not be responsible for goods eft in his charge after two months. Jan 1 '73. 1). M ALEXANDER. JJATS ! He had to drop the load again or be shot down in his tracks by the unfuriated drivers. Finally he made two bundles of them, and took one under each other arm. Some of the ends commenced to tangle with the opposites, and get in front of his eyes, and shut out his vision- Others droyped down in front and behind, aud one of those which went down in front caught bo lirmly in the walk as to completely upset the unhappy youth, and he came down on his back—having turneDl a complete somersault— with poles under his arm, aud over him, and on all sides of him, while just back of him where he went down MILLINERY AND FANCY GOOD , HATS! ,wo months TRIMMINGS, *c., wliicti »he is prepared to set at the lowest prices. A full stock of ladies'and childtens' It is the opinion of the most medical writers that it is not probable that such a result would occur. They adadmit, however, that it would be likely to aggravate any previous mischief and induce irregular action, and ultimately hypertrophy, or some other disease decidedly organic. The phys'clan should therefore, in treating the patients, exercise his influence and ingenuity to divert their minds from the heart to some other subject or organ.New ROOT AND SHOE SHOP FASER & SMITH'S HATS! RULES FOR BATHING IIATR, CHARLES F. HERRMANN, n the bast inern of Stark & Sharkey's new brick -BT— RIBBONS, EMBROIDERY, Ac., &c., 120 Market Street, mMARKET St WILKE8-BARRE. 1. Never take a full bath nor go into ;he surf less than threo hours after a full meal. 3. The best time for bath- 1. Never bathe soon after eating Being well pi t. to do all kinds ol Boot and Shoe muklng li I. •'itstmanner, and having hud mfftple expei ience In the work required by all olftjMiioVittBton. I respectfully solicit a share of thVgDuWlc patron"**. guaranteeing satisfaction building, Main street, P'Us ton together with every article belonging to her trade. The ladies are invited to call ami make their selections for the winter, an she is confident »i»e can meet the expeditions of all. G. I,. PARMER, ug is au hour or two before breakfast, WILKES-BARRE Has Just received a full Invoice of uow and fata- or as long beforu dinner soon after bathing. Never eat 5. Those Who i all ft EPAlWNG neatly, promptly and substantial!? ane X CHAO. F. HEKUMANN. Pituton. W-11--3m MAIN BTHEET, neariy opposite the Eagle Ho tel. April 3—3m ionable bathe in the evening should not remain long in the water. 6. Be sure Pittston, Oct, 27,1870 M.J.8. JOHN J MILLEll, BROADWAY STYLE 8II.K HATS UAIIl WORK jyjILLINERY ! OMA PSCHA, !iat the body is uniformly warm at Decker & Fell, SHIPPER AND DEALER IN NEILSON Numerous interesting cases are recorded showing the specified effects of the intellect over the heart's action, as one of a medical student being initiated into the rites of a Masonic society; his eyes were bandaged, a ligature bound his arm, and the usual preparations mado for bleeding. A pretense of opening tho vein was made and a stream of water spurted in a bowl to represent the sound of flowing blood expected. As a result the student soon became pale and fainted. Then there is the well-known cas the time of bathing. 7. Never go into tho water in a state of fatigue. 8. Never when the respiration and circulation are disturbed in consequence of violent exercise or any other cause. To the LArifen of Pittston and vicinity. Mrs. D. BLUE begs leave to inform the Ladies that she has now opened a place of business on the 2d floor ot Mr. Lamb's building, corner of Main and Water street, where she i«i prepared to do all kinds o! Fancy work, such as OYSTERS, FISH EPSOM, llavo just received an entire new stock of Millinery anu Fancy Goods at No. 37 Main street,where a shara or the public patronage la solicited and All orders filled to the entire satisfaction of the public. * And GENERAL, PRODUCE, Also, Early Fruits and Vegetables from the South. 316 SOUTH WATER AND 317 S. FRONT ST., MONARCH, stood a woraam picking the wrecks of a bonnet out of her hair, and looking FROUDE, DOESKIN WICS, BRAIDS, CURLS, I'utTs, Friizes, Chateilene, Toupee". Switches Waiving or Crimping, or Natural Combings made up will" neatness ami dispatch. The highest, prices paid for Combines and Long Jisir- Work done up at the lowest rates ; Please giro us a call ami see for yoursel'. ., Pittston, April n»'7: SAUTHER8 SOFT HAT into the pile for the largest pole, was a middle-aged mail with a broken none and a ruptured shirt-front. Tho boy jumped up and fled. 0. Perspiration is no objection to going into cold water, provided the action of the heart and the breathing are not disturbed, and the system not in a state of fatigue. 10. As for bathing keep the body comfortably warm by PHILADELPHIA JMFILLINEHY MILLINERY! Oysters in Cans, Tubs, and In the Shell, Foreign and Domestic Fruits. Canned Fruits, Vegetables, 4c., carefully put up for Country Trade. 13mcl,73 ly Four and a half and Five inches deep. MRS. ELLEN E HYNE8, Ladies' and CJenls' Bajou Kids, fresh assort* ment ;• Youths' and Boys' Fur, and Wool Felt Hats, and designs, viz : The PARIS, TINI'ALE and ALl'INE. Ap'ii io—Bm iecond Door below Ihu Central Express OfBce LIME.—JOHN IIASLAM, at Swan Hotel, I'ittston, supplies the best quality dime for building purposes, at lowest prices Orders delivered when desired. |.Jun» 2«-ljU70. Haa juat received a full ktock of Fashionable Millinery Goods, Ribbons, Trimming,, Ac., and the ladles are requested to call and make their elections. Jan 1 )B;3 on the ravine riASH 1'AII) for Rye Straw, at the Wyoming Valley Paper Mill, Pittston Pa. by J. C. F. A I), B. ROMMEL. The colored people of St. Louis are to have a grand musical jubilee on the 1st of August. fire or exercise, and do not expose to a *#*Call ond see the goods and jou cannot fail to be pleased April 10, '73 tf April 3-tf draught of cold air.—Scicncc of Health