Pittston Gazette

              frfy) PITTSTON GAZETTE HliA I) T HIS! it  Tiik ("»A'/bTTB id one of ihe be local j»ap«r# iu The PiTTBto* G*iKTr« 1* publi»lie«l eveijr I hurdHy.uotu.nghy R,cHART, ii* iiHnikr N«D 28 Nor b Mttin 8t„ peranuun,. .No 11 mo | 8 mo I il mo | 1 DCDBr ft the count It Ik read by the heal families in the county It (h iptly issued itH neatn pMper in t" .(d bub* It is strictly a lamily y *pt r And tbe hf»!«t .idvoftiHirig niodNrti in llie county 1 by m y I) price is otDIy ti .00 p»T yea Space .wn.lftb Column » 4 00 $ 8 00 3 12 0" » 18 00 r.w.Vh '■ n ixi low 1«*»oo One-aulirtur " I 12 HOI It 0o 23 00: 40 00 One-ihir'i " 15 W) *5 00 40 uOj WW. Un«-lialf " I IS 00; 30 00 50 00 70 oo «ju« Column 30 W)| 40 oo 70 oo| 120i 00 Huaineas CJard«, five line# or less* $7 P6' oyer fife ami not exceeding ten lioe«, J12 per It is one of the best papers in the Stale for geu- oral news. Its polities—Uncompromisingly Republican. No well regulated family ghpuld without it. It publishes tho County Court proceeding-. In fact everything of interent to the generi reader will be found in its columrs. Send on your subscriptions, and d"Dn'ttry toll/ without Tmi OxzETTt another week. WHOLE NO. 1,223.« VOL. XXIV—NO. 27. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1873. y°Aiiilltors', Administrators' and Assignees' No"*&£££» in Loci Column. 20 cts. ,er line for e.trh insertion.  IDE VOTED* TO*THE COAL INTERESTS, POLITIC8, NEWS, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, AND GENERAL INTE LLIGENCE Livery. Business Cards. Business Cards. "guilty!" A fearful word to ling in tlie ears of one so young. x and their heads hung down; an 1 while the clerk read over their 11911164 they sank down in their seats an:l some of them whilst tho verdict wsm read, wept not 011 tho man likC» children. Lawyers and Justices, yyEDDING INVITATIONS When you come into this life, like all other human beings you were then an innocent babe, here for wise and noble purposes, a free agent that you might direct your steps, and work out for yourself, your own wenl or woe, your own happiness In this life and the one to come, or misery here and hereafter. You have made rapid strides in this life. You have passed already the greater part of your race, and greatly have you hurried up the wheels of timw. Jiy your own acts yon are bringing your life to a speedy and untimely close, by no mean* creditable to your young head and heart. Q S. STARK, Dlamb, . Liver* and Bicne «!• 8Ubl*», near the behigh Valley Depot, Pittsto .Pa. Good rig» alwaya on haud. and the p|lt||)o ac lmmodalcd in the heal manner. | June-.3,'70-ly "ORICK YARD. XD JOfEI'H P. SCHOOLEY. IRISH COttUETRY Having gr«&t)y enlarged his fscilitieafor buaineaa. call* the Attention or the public to hla old and well known yard on the plank road, half a mile below Pitt*ton, where the public ma at all time* be accommodated with the best of bick and receive entimate* for building*. J*n A '73 Hays Patrick to Biddy, 4*Good-mornin', my dear! It's a bit av a *acret I've got for yer ear: attorney at law, BNGBAVBE Huch scenes as this, Mr. Hamilton, is not a spectacle of vengeance, of malico, ill will or hatred. The government owes none of her citizens sucli attributes, and f feel assured that noti D of these fearful passions have been dealt out or visited upon you by t'lM court or jury. It is with sorrowful hearts we perform this painful duty imposed upon us in this trying ordeal. J!ut there is no escaping. Jao t 1873 PITTSTON, PA Livery— change PRIETOR. t , , The undersigned having purchased or Stepneo Priesbach. Ill* livery and all Ihflreto b^lamcfnK. desires to inlorni the i.ublic that lie will lonlioti# the hiiHinerM Hi the i.ld stand, vt here he en JMTor to aocotnm C late the puhlio to the best of hi* ability. He design* to ndd largely to the iioek al once, and do a.l ill Ms towe. to give «ener«l a»«- isfaction. in the way of furui.iliing good horsesand carriages U hi. ™»"Dme"J0SEpH 8CUHEMAN. OF PRO- It's yourael* that is luU in' so chnrmin* (he duy That the heart in my breaat Ih fast alippin* away.'' '•'Tiayou that Uin flattlisr," Miss Biddy replie*, And throws hirn a glince from her merry blue Q SUTHERLAND, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Fur W«si Pittston Borough, Ofilce, eorner of Ereter and Warren Street". All business pertaining to hU ofHoe promptly attended to. Collection* made, 4c. Jhu 1 7.1 AND Printed THE WYOMING VALLEY PAPER MILL. PIPTBTON, PA. •'Arrah, thin," cries Pa'rick,4 tla thinkln1 av you That's makin' me heart-nicli, me dm lint, that's eye*. IN THE BEST STYLES, At tlie lowest prices Sure I've wnited a iong * hile to tell y« this tame And Biddy Maloney *11 be *ich a foine name." thrue, JOHN RICHARDS, I C. F. Ct 0. B. Rommel, Maotifac" fj . turer Slraw Print. Manilla. Waterproof Blaailng, White Tea. and Printed Manilla Wrapping Paper* Also Paper Bag" and Flour Sacks. April in. tf Attorney at Law, and Conveyancer. Commissioner Pittston. Sept. 12.—tf. Samples sent ty m D11 free of charge JOHN R. NAGLE A CO. Crlea Biddy, " Have done Hid yer tiilkin'. I pray Sure me heart's not me own for this many a day That aged father of yours, who has been so closely by your side during the process of your trial, I see him not here to-day, that sorely afflicted old man, yea, you yourself havecertainly some reason, some excuse at least, to wish that you had never been born, orat LDast had never passed the ago'of an innocent childhood. Hut you grew to be a man, and al the early age of about IS years, you fell into tho hands of that fatal, deceptive timper, into the wicked wiles and dangerous snarps of a designing woman ; and instead of tearing yourself away like Joseph of old did from Potiphar's wife, instead of fleeing from her as from an enemy, at the sacrifice of :i mere garment shall T say, yea, even if need lie of every limb or life itself; for then such a death would have been far better and more honorable, than this lifeyou now have. Instead I say, of making your escape from that fearful woman, you permitted yourself to become entangled in tiie meshes of that faithless daughter of Eye, who had violated the most solemn vows and obligations of married life, and had turned her soul against her husband, having planned and plotted his death at the hands of an assassin; and you agreeing to become, and actually becoming, that assassin ; the murderer of that innocent man, Elisha W. llaliock, a man who had done you 110 wrong, but had been your benefactor and friend, and perhaps had scarcely suspected that you had any design upon his life. You Imvc slain an in locent fellow man, butchered him, as it were, without cause or provocation, simply because he was in the way of your hellish designs ; slain too, in the broad sunshine of heaven, after you and your wicked paramour had sent away every other member of the family, slain at his own home, in his own door-yard, pouring out the life blood of that poor man 011 liis own soil, leaving this body a corpse weltered therein. Therefore, in obedience requirements of tho law, and in pursuance oC the verdict of the jury, I will proceed to pass sentence. Stand up Air. Hamilton. Have you or your counsel Contractors and Builders Stationers and Engraver*. ' I ga\e it Kwxy to a good-look1!** boy, YV ho thinka there in no one like Bid«fy Mollov 80 don't bother mo. Put ; jist be aisy !'* nay* *he " Imla-ie, if ye'll let me. I will that?'* »iyn he. a bit of a flirt that ye are on the nly; lo take testimony lor the a jveral Court# of Lnierne tCSSc«,obn WuTsuU opposite the Catholic Church. Pittston, Ha. *CD' tlD IT U. PRICE, STAIR BUILDER, mat 22 ®m KMl Arch street, Philadelphia^ 1 BILLIARDS! The undersigned having opened a first-cla«fl BILLIARD ROOM in that fine la'ge room iu UM Baferrient of Kit new building on iviain stieef. Mjoining the People's Savings Bantc, and furnished it with everv adornment, and FOUK DEW BILLIARD TABLES, hope* the lovers of the game may find it a pleasant place of resort. No liquor Hold, hut temperance beverages, aad tiie best brands of cigars, always on hand. GEORGE SMITH, Prop'r. any thing to say why the sentence of death should not be pronounced upon you, according to law? (The prisonc • answered "I have none.") Then thD court finds you guilty of murder in the first decree; guilty of tho murder of Klisha W. llallock and judgemen ; accord! ugly, (and I now sentence you to death and to be hanged by tho neck until dead. Vv. SCIIOONOVER, n 1*. KIDDER, ' ATTORNEY AT UW, WILKES-BAltKE, PENN'A Office on Frank lin Stree', BUTCHER, I'll not throuble ye more, I ut IM hid ye goodby N u_i make lhl« a "pecialty and C'arppntera and Contractors wlH fln.l it :o tl.eir aavantaxe to aend their orders to me, tlttis enD-iirir,i! a flistelasi Jot. f..r any description of stair.-. Jun I ltD73 11 11 1 • ip4 dealer in Fresh and Silt Moat**, Haiti• Ac.. CuHtomer* supplied by peddlor«. Market at corner of E*ett r and Wanen etreet, West PilUton. June 19. 1873. ' Arrah, Pathriok," ci ien biddy, " an' where are yu goln'? Office in Uvr Building, North Franklin 8tr««i Sure It if n't the beat ar good manners ya're sh »w W1LKE3-BARRE, PA. . ,• BLACHLEY'S IMPROVED % fCUCUMBER WOOD PUMP. Match 30. 1871 1D» TMPORT VNT TO BUILDOttS Plttstnn. April 10. 1873. "To lave me it stiidimT* M Ovsh, £iddy,M cies Pat. Physicians and Dentists ~ * Tasteless, Durable, Efficient £ iind cheap. The best Pump j**for the lea-t money. Attention ( 0&\\ i» especially invited to Match[ KjU ) 'DFiit»»nt('«iImproved jtiaclcCt »n I New prop Creek Velve, which ran he withdrawn withrA out removing the pump or di«- - turbing the Joints. Also, the • Copper Chamber, which never cracks or Hcales, any will outlast and other. For hale by dealers ever\where. SC»nd for C Ditalomie and price list. G. BLATCHLhY, Manufr. Nov21"I2 yl 60C Commerce st., Philadelphia. C a J. J. MERRIAM, You have knocked the cock feather ji«»t out av iiefore bidding yon farewell, Joseph, let mo uive you a parting word of advice. Death is .1 serious thing and the long black scroll of eternity is toC» nigh being unrolled before you, for you to longer postpone looking into you; future welfare. STONE QUARAY PORTRAIT PAINTER. Come bnC*k, Pat," say-' she. ••What lor thin?" me hat ! \K. (J. M. WILLIAM*. A • U dentist, The undersigned hereby nive» notice that hi if) operating a very excellent Stone Vi"arry m Borough of Ptitston, aud that he i* prepared to furnish Building Stone of all Mods, and to take contracts for Walls and Excavation*,ami warrantto do all his work in a first cla*s manner. WM. BOND, Oregon. says he, LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS «• Bakate I meant you all the time, sir?" says she ON CANVASS Select Rending No. 7 North Main Street, PitUton, April 18,1872. Photographs painted in OH or Water colors, or retouched with India Ink. I must usk that you be not too muelt encouraged by the appeal that is contemplated, on your behalf by your counsel, but while they are prosecuting this appeal to an earthly tribunal let me adjure you to appeal to tlnr; groat, high Throne of the universe fo.- pardon and salvation before forever ton late. liutT am glad that thisapneal i* to bo taken, for 1 would shun, if possible, the task of having issued your death-warrant ; besides the time, under the sentence, without an appeal would be too short for you I fear. Only eight weeks at furthest, from the day of the sentence, and for that 1 would not wish to see or have the sentence executed without the confirmation of the Supreme Court. PITTSTON, DEATH SENTENCE OF JOSEPH P All work warranted Aug " '73 Meat Markets Studio adj duing the Cash Store of Law k Compel I. Mar lst'74-ly HAMILTON A. CAMPBELL, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. WKST PITTSTON MEAT MARKET. JOHN J. MILLER, W' Mr. Hallock was formerly a resilient of Orange, Luzerne County, and when murdered was residing on hi* fafin ii: theState of Missouri, lie was a son of the late Ira Hallock, of Orange township. The murder took place some two years ago, anil not long after Mr. Hallock had returned from a visit to his father. Hamilton was a young man not more than nineteen years of age. He had, according to the host information we can obtain, been led to commit the crime by Mr. Hellock's wife, who had becomc enamored of The undersigned having opened a Market on F,*eter street, in West Plttston, near the offlre of 8. Sutherland, will keep ll al all tim.s wall supplied with the very heft of all kinds of meat adapted to Hie season, and invite the p»tronaK» ol the pablic. We are determined that what we sell .Ml be the very best. H0, C0MR Went Pitta ton, April 184m. UflaUuncp Fxeter Street, West Pittston, near Kenid • , Strong. Orders left at the HroflkTvi. Mew York, and Scranton Pa Being .KnrftiiJhiv versed in the allopathic practice the able to discern the relative advantage-* of two systema. Aprn 7Jyi SHIPrEK ASD dealer in /l'LV$0K straw THAOfc OYSTERS, FISH And GENERAL PRODUCE, Also, Early Fruits and Vegetables from the South. 316 SOUTH WATER ADD 317 S. FRONT ST., PHILADELPHIA. MONIES & PUGHE, QHARLES HARDING, Butcher and Meat Dealer, MAN UFA CTVItEliS Hotels and Restaurants Gvster* In Cans, Tubs, and in the Shell, Foreign and Domestic Fruit*. Canaed Fruits. Vegetables, Ac., carefully put up for Country Trade. 13meh73 ly AND WHUUUALA UtAl.lU IK ALL KK I'ft or CRACKERS, CAKES, ST. CHARLES IIOTLL. A. DAY, Proprietor. Having taken charge of mis well known establishment at "Went End,» in the Borough of I ittston it will be my aim to keep a first-class house, and to accommodate the traveling publlc a. well as steady boarders in the bent manner. JdnglJ 7.i (Successor to P. M. Stitton), BANKER'S BUILDING, RAIL- But I must explain, I liuve said that you had reached that point where in my opinion the laws ended. I would not luive you nil-led. I meant that in my opinion the Supreme Court could bui confirm the verdict of your jury, and the judgment of this court, and that you should begin at once to meet death and your God, for after death comes the judgement, the great and fearful judgment from which none can escape. CONFECTIONERY, 8CRANTON. PA. ROAD STREET PILGRIM'S IMPROVED SASH BALANCE. For the Best In the Mnrkel Call Here. tlie young man, and conceived the idea lliat by putting her husband out of the way she might enjoy the companionship of Hamilton and carry oil the farm, Hamilton having been in the employ of Mr. Hallock for some time. The deed was committed in the hay field on Hnllock's farm. Three shots were fired by Hamilton, when one of Mr. H.alloek's non-* came to the spot. Hamilton, under the pretence that others had murdered him, told the boy not to go near his fatherortherufllans would kill him too. This, as was clearly proven, during the trial, was only a part of the plot laid by Mrs. Hallock and himself. Both of the guilty parties were imprisoned, but what disposition was made of the woman, we have not been informed. The Jury in tile case, leturned a verdict of murder in the first EM. SINCLAIR, . SALOON and RESTAURANT. Wl.li Bowling Alley in rear. Bar »UPPI'®C' J" (he best of Liquors. Sarsftoartlla. Mineral Water, and all other refreshing summer beverages. Opposite the Post-Offlce. J"n Pittston, No?. 14 Ti-ly Fully Equal to Weights and ALEX. JAMlESOD. B. F. COOLBAUGH. F. C00LI3AUGII k CO., Grocers, Bakers and Flour Box Frames and at one jjDOBKRT SEAMAN A CO., W 1IOLESALE G It 0 c E R S, NOS. ii A « MURRAY STREET, NEW YOhK. Fourth the Cost. This Is one of the most Important And convenient substitutes ever yet Invented to raise and lower *ash,and works with all the ease and safety claimed for the pulleys u*ed in box frames. There Is no bitch or sudden drop of the sash, but it moves by a balance and stO| s whenever the pressure on the sash or cord cei pes. They are readtly adapted to any window, and may be introduced at a trifling co»t. The undersigned have purchased the exclusive right to line this sash balance, and will noon manjfacture new lratr.es. with the addition of this improvement, and supply customers with the casting* to put in old frames. The operation of this Balance may he seen at our mill, and we invite all to call and fee it. It is ho practical and so cheap that it must take the place, in nine cases out t f ten, of the old balance pulley*.  i sWITT, HtLEMAN A EBEItT. Excelsior Planing Mill. Commission Merchants, gWAN HOTEL, Wholesale Packers and Dea.er* In Oh! young man, what a d irk and gloomy cloud is gathering thick and heavy about you. Would that some power hail stayed your hand, and saved the life of El its lia \V. liallock ; you might then have been a free man to-day, in the full enjoyment of a penceful and happy life. To die Is mortal, the body dies forever but what of that? It is appointed unto all men once to die; the body is but dust, and unto dust it must return. PITTSTON, I'A. The unden.iKn.-rt hue UUDly purcl.i»».Cd l|De Ho«l property known *D die H»»n Hotel,, Ini llie  ough ofPltteton, mn.l l» now prepared to n eel the »'ubli0 fur» C^A."^huank. OYSTERS Robt. He:im»n, -»ni'l J. Berry, jr., J. A. W'isllfr. Kraokliu Wliltuey Jan 1 *73 Fish, Fruits, Vegetables nnd Country Produce Generally. Jiiit the soul of liiiiii lives forever atid must receive tl.e judgment of liim who is the Maker, ami ituler of the universe. Then Joseph, lift your thoughts and soul above this world, di.smi.s3 every vain imagination ami delusion tliat has heretofore hound you to earth, and lix your mind and heart at once upon Him, before whom every knee must how and every tongue confess, who will hear 110 circumstantial or oilier evidence, but who is law unto himstlfand Knows all things, even t fie very secret workings of your heart and mind and will judge us according to the deeds of this life. Then repentance comes before death. Hut I also said you had reaclicdt.u point where mercy might begijB. So it might. Tfte Governor has jtiie power to pardon you, and ho might do so, but to be candid with you, and i think I should in this trying liour, I don't tliink lie will ! You have no good reason to expect that he will. Your crimes lieve been such that man is afraid to trust you any longer if lie would, and so fearful that lift' wouldno: if he could. -yyillTE HORSE HOTEL. The mott steam mill, riTTSTON. PKNN'A, No. 333 South Front Street, GRIER A FARRER, PROPRIETORS, PHILADELPHIA L. B. PERRIN, Prop'r MAJIKET STREET, Wilkes-Burre, Manufacturer*! of Finest Quality Family Flour. Chop and Feed of various kind*. and dealer* In ■Grain generally. All Hour and oed noid by uh, warranted a* represented. AH order# promptly filled. J»Dll».3 M«r27--"T3 But the fell spirit of Lust drove you to the perpetration of thednfk, unholy deed, ami in its train have followed sad and fearful consequences—you a condemned murderer, and his little children rendered not only fatherless, but homeless and poor, some of whom have appeared in this court room on the trial of your cause, and 011 the mere mention of that father's name, though nearly three years since you murdered him, their frail bodies tremble, their little hearts melt, and they weep as none can weep but the orphan thus bereaved—a scene that stirred every heart to tears but yours. EVERY COMFORT FOR MAN AND BEAST. j_J~OLLEN»ACK C1- UOWK, And uo palna "pared to make all teal at h°me- Our atabUotf la tha largest and mo.i the city. |  Thomas malonet. Wholesale and Retail Dealer In GROCERIB8 AND PROVISIONS, Pltlalun, Mar 22—tf "OLIAGER, manufacturer ofliRht and 1J Draft ilarnens, of all klnda, and dealer in CIVIL ENGINEERS gr. JAMES' HOTKL. STAPLE PHY GOODS, Salt*, Meats, Flour, Fish and WHIPS, ROBES, BLANKETS, BELLS. Ac. Repairing done neatly an') promptly, opposite he Lime Kiln, Main it.. Pitiston. J?7,'70-Iy. SURVEYORS, PirTSTON, PA. A few uleps from h. A B. Junction. ThU In » fir»t-ul«»« hotel, hu l*en rf" r.oofat.d and tilted up, and r«|«e" J-iil hml it to their »il»»nt»ne to *top th«ro, It bein* »»«y h'X:rM- ,JouJ "l'o:'aTo°Muten" J au 1,71—ly —- Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, Ac. Farm Produce Received. Store in the upper part °V.O 1°"' be'°W ",e DeP°'- PITTSTON, PA. Ofllc* No. 4 South Main street, degree, DRUG STORK I Over C. H. Foster h Co'l uto:e. Mr. Hamilton, (said Judge Richardson) I have had the Hherift'to hringyou iri the court room that I might perform a duty most painful and trying so much thatlfeel my inability to go thro' with It; a duty, the end of which will close your trial. When I look upon you, a young man only ahout twenty years of age, how sail and sorrowful I am to think that I must pass judgment and sentence of death upon; hut I am here, in one respect like yourself, in the hands of the law. 1 know to me it is a tryii g task, a painful ordeal through which I am to pass, but how much more terrible for you to receive the severe punishment of tlielaw that must follow the verdict of tlie jury in your case. Would that I could shun the fearful responsibility, but I know of no way to escape. I am here and must move forward. JUDGMENT ANIJ SENTENCf BUMGARDNER & RADER, Uealera in Dry Goods, Groceries, I'rofisioDS, ESTABLISHED IN 188S. No. 33 It. Main St. PITTSTON, PA. A. KNAPP, M. I)., Proprietor. Dealer in Foreign find Domestic Drugs & Chemicals, DVK BTUFF9, (Oppoiit* P. C. Co'n o(Ho«) Oh, young man, we are forced to inquire of ourselves, is this real? Yes, we know it is I We know you area human being for all this; however unnatural this may seem to us, we know you are a man—bone of our bone and llbsh of our llesh ! Von stand up and walk, and are made in the image of our Clod, and when we lookyou in tlie face wo see those bright mid brilliant sparks of life, those moving eyes that Luzerne house, WEST PITT8TON. PITT9T0N, P«. A. M. JEFFORDS, PBOP'B. Flour, Feed, Meal, BOOTS. 8HOE8, U ATS, CAPS, *«., Pittston. M»t 29, *73 ly The bout* has been thoroughly renoTaUd, re paired and lurnixlied. and i» ln a. I '[J* far gem und rno.t desirable .uburban Hoiellathe Wyoming Valley. It f,a» alwajrn been re«»i-deDd by •ity people a« a delightful aojouruluf place, a«U thn proprietor amures all that 1'1 I tflorl» will be put forth to make il the most delightful place to be found, for all who de.ire to secure a quiet and delightful summer resort. 1 he rooms •re large and very pleasant. The hotel is situated ai lite Went i'iitftou Depot of the Lackawanna A Bloomsbnrg Railroad, and overlooks hast and West Pittston, and guests have no carriage expenses io pay in arriving or departing. Carriages for the use of guests wilt be provided at reasonable charges. The Luserne I'ost-Offlce is kept Within a few yards of the Hotel. J*" 1 73 Jan 1 78. Main 8treet, Pittston. Pa. gLACKSMITHING rjiHE Having again resumed the entire control of the niackHuiiitiiiiic buninesH ut my old stand, in West l'ituton, I deem it important to nay that I have employed an STRONG STEAM MILL PATENT MEDICINES, and PEHHUMERY Therefore my young friend do not lool EXPERIENCED IIORSE-SHOER, who will render his best services to all customers and remedy for mercy her IPittston, "Pa. DAVID PATERSON, I'rop'r Particular attention given to Physician's Prescriptions at all houM, day and night. July 17,1873. speak: " 1 here is a soul within." 80 Kit the world throw the mantle of charity around you, as I know this court does, and conclude that you cer- your mind to that God, who alts upon the great. White Throne i:i Heaven, the fountain of all merev. OVERREACHING, II/fERFERING and CORN8, IN OiNK SHOEING. All work will be done in the neatest aud best manner. And now Joseph, in behalf of th ho triiMl yourt Stai lilt' Coil DM The undersigned having purchased of Thomas W add HI the Strong Steam Mill, and assumed the business of said establishment, he wool I respectfully give notice that he * ill be at all times prepared to sell to the trade PITTSTON LEATHER STORE. REMOVAL. LARGE CULM BARROWS, well made, for sale at the establishment. to fuel. Your condition is learfui :Dt licHt. You liavo forfeited every  of man on liiis oarlli, l»tic to (lie unci i i'ir f I 11 k uml lDaa I i ( iikU / \ I* n iwD( 1 i . lif, i fur ilu». ..«■ mid wysi If and the 8la of Mi- tin, I ljj«l yCui (!oo 1-1 Dyi', an Having removed to the basement under the People's Ravines Bank, our customers and the public will find us therewith a lull stock of Leather oi all kind* used bv Shoemakers, and a general assortment of Shoe Findings. Strict attention given to all.orders by mail or otherwise commend vnu to the mwv uf (Jod ! Miscellaneous THE BEST OF FLOUR FEED, AC., We do h general line of work and invite the public to call upon u« for what they need in our line. We have lifd experience enough 10 know how to do work well, and our customers f hull have the May the remainder of your life bo peaceful ar.d hurpy in tho comfort ami crtnsol ition you find with (Jod; piTTSTON DYE llOL'SE, which can be produced. Having had a long and active experience iu the t*lil!ing business, and being the own*! and oneratorof a Mill In the Cumberland Valley, producing soveoty-fivc bar rels of flour per day, from the l»est wheat grown in the Stale, he hopes to be able to DelI a superior Hour and nt as low a rale as the market * ill afford, lie invites a resume of business with old frit ads, and a trial from the trade in general Unlike tlie manner in which you proceeded, secretely plannlng|aiul plotting the death of an innocent man, Elisha W. llallock ; until, from a fatal You have been tried in the balances and foil lid wanting. Vou have shown Yourself to toe an uusafo man, a reckless and dangerous member of society, so null h so that man is'afraid any bin- 238 SOUTH MAIN 6TREET, (Basement), I'llioton April 10,'73—tf benefit of it. Wet»t i'llt.-ton. May 8-73 JOSEIM KLO'IZ ami may yon die in the triumpns of n I'hristian's faith, with bright hopes of Garments of all kinds colored and scoured in the best manner and without damagw to,the fabric. Bilks and all JiuC- fabrics thoroughly imder stood, and cleans* u and ni-oured to entire satisfaction. The proprietor will not be responsible for goods eft in his charge after two mouths. PITTSTON, PBKN'A gOOK BINDING Q S. BLACK MAN, fell in his own door-yard near by his own house, the victim of your ill-bent passions, at a time too, when no one was present and you thought no eye could see, no human detect the foul, and fatal crime; I say unlike the workings of the assassin, the Government when it comes to deal with even a murderer, presuming him innocent until he is proven guilty, guarantees to him a new trial by jury; to be confronted by every witness who testifies against him, to be tried only on the presentment of a Grand Jury, and then only in a Court of Keoord, with counsel of his own choice, by his side.— ger to ris k you tumet JOHN C. JEFFRIES, world, or take the chances of restrainingyou the remainder of your life anil kC eping in proper bonds and harmless those wild and frantic passions by Very truly, Ac., PiUnlon, Ian. 1, '7:i DAVID PATRimoN WAGON & CARRIAGE BUILDER BASJi cnC;uL'in :i charininu iind AT TilE "RECORD OF I nET1M ES" BUILDI NG Public Square, whlC'li you were moved when taking tile life of Klisha \V. llullock. luality, hut it is apt tube fui occasionally tiiiteumfontriblo one to tli 1 possessor tiiercef. Witness the case ol'uu excellent and fastidious young gentleman of San Francisco, who lulcly niade a formal call upon a family 1' jnn 1 '73. D. M ALEXANDER. MILLINERY. WILLIAM 8TREET, J^EW 1JOOT AND SHOE SHOP W illces-Barre, PITTSTON, PA And now Joseph, iny young friend we come tCD that terrible edict, the groat flat of God—life for lite, deilth for death, that ''whosoever shedeth mail's blood, by man shall his blood be shed." Til lis runs the smooth scale of justice and the eternal law of God. And such iC the judgment of his governniefit. ■—BT—• ARRIVAL! Bin Is Hooks. Magazines, and Blank Work of all Having ail the requisites essential for business we inteud to make the beat Uf-e of them in the production of CHARLES F. HERRMANN, In the basement of Btark & Sharkey'* new brick kinds, iu the ueate*t and beat manner, and at the lowest prices. his nei|uniutai:ee. Having entertain ed the said family with unusual bril lianey, of conversation, and quite fascinated ilh young lady numbers, he prepared to .depart. This is always the trytnz moment for n bashful man. building, Main street, Ptlston Newspaper files and Music binding receives special attention. July 21 '73 TUK VKRY 1JEST OF WORK, Being well pi 4 C to do all kinda o! Boot Hnd Shoe making it I. JAM manner, and having hao ample expeiience in the work lequired.by all elates in Pittst«Dn, I reapectfully solicit a nhare of the public patronage, guaranteeing aatlafactton t0REPAlKlTO neatly, promptly and substantia"* do„K. OttAS.r.HEKRAiANN. Millinery and Fancy CcocJb Wo .will u«-e none but the best material and employ none but the best of workmen. We will guarantee our work to he first clas«, and will sell the fame aa low aa it can be aflorded. Wagons of all styles made to suit customers- Call aud examine our establishment and obtain estimates. MRS- MAT.YJ SMITH, t.Vankful for the lihe a uatroiiaue licrtnfore ehJojeiLhH* now the plrasuri of Announcing Hie receipt of a large anJ frenlii.' rival of all kinds and latest styles of ATTDKN TRUCK.—Early Garden Truck and farm Produce will be furnished regularly to Market Men during the season by the undersigned from bin gD«rdens at the Head of the Valley. Karly Vegetable Plant?! in variety of the most thrifty quality. J. B. CARPENTER. Such Mr. Hamilton, have you hail In the trial of your cause. So with man you have reached that point, in the opinion at least ot this «*v»nrt, though not entirely ho in ttio judgment of youreouncil, where, with you, tile law ends and mercy begins, or may begin. 1 am only the humblo instrument in the hands of the law to pass sentence and judgment against you, according to tlie verdict of that jury. This is but tlie workings of a good government, though to you the saddest reality of life. This is the process which man has provided, by the forms of a well regulated judiciary for the trial, the test of one's guilt or innocence upon the gravest charges that can be perl'erred against him. Every right vouchsafed an American citizen under the constitution and laws have been granted you. This particular one made his ftfinl bow and gracefully retired, facing his friends, to which he fondly imagined was the right door of exit. Alas! It led to an empty china ctosbt, anifhe was inside and had shut the door before he quite realized his agonising blunder. 15ut even that might have been borne were it not that the family watch-dog had secretly crept in there to doze. The intrusion hurt his feelings, and lie naturally and promptly resented it. The soul—and the garments—of that young man are bittcily rent. So much for baslifulness. ItKPAIKINU dons promptly and strong, and neatly. J'ltutou. Jan. 11.—3in MILLINERY AND FANCY GOOD , At the September term of the Mercer county Circuit Court, the Grand Jury of that county for that term, returned a bill of indictment against you, charging you with feloniously, willfully, deliberately, premeditatedly on purpose and of your malice aforethought shooting and killing Elisiia W. Hallock. l$y changingo f venue it is found in this court. It came on for trial at this term and your counsel, as also the counsel for the State, having announced ready for trial, a jury of 40 good and lawful men were duly summoned and qualified and out of that number the State having challenged 8 and you* counsel 20, were selected a jury of twelve, who being sworn well ami truly, to try the cause and a true verdict render according to the law and evidence, sat patiently here in court for near three days, carefully, earnestly and attentively listening to the evidence, and about two days more to the arguments of counsel, not one word of which was permitted to be detailed or spoken except in your presence and that of your own choice, ami men of age and experience. Men of marked and known ability. This all publicly in open court. Yet with all (his fairness, with this open and frank dealing on the-pan of the government towards you the issue is found against you ; the verdct is WORK TRIMMINGS, Ac., which she is iDrC-par*.l to i.ej at the lowerii prices. A full aiock of ludiet, auu ehildtens' A prJ.4 if Aug 7:t—tf- J£EYBTONE MARBLE YARD E. 15. LONG, To the Ladies of Pittaton and vicinity. Mrs. I). BLUKbega leave to inform the Ltuiies that she ha« now opened a place of business on the 2J floor ot Mr. Lamb'a building. corner of Mam ami Water street, where abo i«i prepared to do nil kiuda ot Fancy work, audi aa HATS, 8. J. BARBER, TROPR. Oppoaite the Plmt National Rank, MAIN 8TRBKT, PITTSTON, PA RIBBONS. EMBROIDERY, Ac., &c., Wlahaa lo Inform ih« People of Plttaton and ilolnlty that he will open a dental office on or about tint lf.Ui of September, over the Miner's 8a»ln«s Hank, Main afreet, I'lttnton, wlieie he hopea to merit a ahare of the public patronage. aug*8-3t WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLS, Putts, Friaxea, Chatellene, Toupees. Ha itches Waiving or Crunpiug, or Natural Com».lngM made up with neatne»s and dispatch. The higheat, prices paid for Combings and Long lUir Work done up at the lowest ratea ; i'leaae give us a call and see for yourself - , together with every article belonging to her trade. The ladies aie invited to call and make then selection* for the winter, aa she is confident she can meet the expectations of all. Every varfety of Marble Tombntones. Monuments of (Granite or Marble, Mantles of Marble or 8late, all done up in the 1 eight of style, either plain or ornamental and at the lowest prices. TXTRITING.—Persons needing the Y* occasional services of a book-keeper and accountant may hear of an opportunity to feoure one for evening duty by makiug application at the Uazsttb office. Plumbers* Atones, Ac. Don't fail to giva us a call. Jan 113 MAIN UTRKET, neariy opposite the Eagle Ho April lo—flm Pittaton, Oct, 27,1870 M.J A /~10R. BROADWAY & TWENTI \J ETII STRKET. Pittaton, Aug. 28—tf A Lucky Hit.—A young man recently conceived the idea of dipping matches, after they were lipped, in paraRlne, so as to protect them from moisture. For this improvement he MOUNTAIN 8PRI NG.ROOT jyjILLINEUY ! NEW YORK, AND C'Ronk "BEER. Decker & Fell, BARNUM'S hotel, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of James Jenkins, deceased. Letters of Administration in the above estate have been granted to the undersigned. All persons having claims or deb's against said estate will present too same for settlement as required by law, and all pf rxons owning said estate will pay the same to the undersigned. „ 8TEUBFN JENKINS, Administrator. Wyoming, Aug. 21,1873—(it With a jury slow and unwilling to convict, council in your behalf able and efficient, ever prompt, eager and willing to detect error, falsehood, perjury or deception in whatever form  should make its appearance against you,4'De testimony has I een so overwhelming and conclusive that all the efforts of your counsel, which were creditable to their heads and hearts, could not impel that jury to withhold a verdict of guilty. The load was heavy and bore them down. I shall be a long lime forgetting how they looked as they Walked slowly into this court room, with their foreman at their head, their verdict in his hand The underslghed llM the pleasure toannounce to his old aoMlumers and the public thai he has resumed business for Hie geason at Ms old stanu in KXHiKK, from which bo will senu putiohU customers lu all the varioua localities, the very I.fiii ot chunk .nut KOUT HEEIt, made from Mountain Spring water. Thankful tor liberal patronage last stmsou, he hopes to merit Urn same in fiuuie. ON BOTH AMEKICAN i EUROPEAN Pl.ASS Have just received an entire new stock of Millineiy ami Fancy'i..oils atNo. :n Main street.where a Hilary ol the public patronage Is solicited and all oiders tilled to the entire satisfaction of the pub Complete with all modern improvements ; rooms en nuile and single ; private parlor*,, baths, elevators, etc. Jiouation unsurpassed, being in the very centre of fashion and brilliant New *ork life. In proximity to Church and places of Amusement,and I.otd * Taylor's. Arnold & Constables' and J. * C. Johnston s Liry Wools J'alsces. J ho hotel Is under the management ol A. S. llarnum, formerly of Uarnum's Hotel. Baltimore; I. N. tireen.of linyton, Ohio,and recently of New iork and Freeman llarnum, of Barnum s Hotel, bl. Louis. aug.'S—4t j now .recei ve:-).from a ma-teli maniuax tilling' establishment an income of about ten dollars per day. Matches thus 'prepared are said to ignite readi- ,FttUDon, April 19*73 if May K-tl Wtl P. SHAKP jyjILLINKIlY ! MILLINERY ! ter an entire night ly after having lain in a basin of wa- J JAMS I IIAM8 ! MUS. ELLEN E IIYNES, WEST PITTSTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. Second Door below the Central Express Office The Third Year of the \Ve«t Pittaton Collegiate School opens on TilIJKriDAY. fcl«'PT. It. A thorough classical and English course pursued.LaziMvSS travels very slow, and poverty soon overtakes him. We are Belling the celebrated Slower*' Hams— belter in the market, ut very low figures to Deal era Will plt-ane make a note of tliiu. Laid.*c. se.our Juno 19,73. ON 1 UK RAVINE T IME.—JOHN HASLAM, at Swan -1-i Hotel, I'ittaton. suppliea the best quality made for buildlnu pijrpoaea. at lowest prices Orders delivers wheu desired, l-June 26-lyl870. Has just received a hilkstock of Fashionable Millinery Goods, Ribbon*, Trimmings. See.., and ihe ladies are requested to call and make their aelections. Jii" 11W73 School in C. F. Sutherlai street. W. fcept. 4—2w ind's building on Exeter J. BRUCE, Principal. I A uioiii i.AK hum-bug—The bet