Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              fa. i Hrfh nil o3 8 I TT 8 V V ■ 7*^. . f PXriSTON IGAZEUEE, •ffcalw uot lie 0 o fiyil/s id Ruling. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BT a. MCteLAJEfcT* "fiawUe" Bnildiag, Mai# Wrest, West Side The OAZ'fitTE and is pobllAfett •very Thursday, at Two Dollar* per annum, itrictlv in advance. , 'J No postage charge (Within the oounty. Hereafter we Hhatl chaiigo C*i.a Do"*' fot * verttsing a Square of# lines to rone Vt three week* Auditor's Notices, each estate, ou Administrator's l* r-**rr~ t "fT 1 m. | * tn« | If I X- «uC ■ "TLv'-i PITTSTON unci tlio Job Printing Office and la fully prepared to execute work of *11 kind* it •jitho bentnnd ehenpeirt manner l'articulur atuinttoft gl*eya,y}«foU«»i)angi- f FAMPHLETS, HANDBILLS, CIRCrtAIW, BILL BEAM, SHOW-BXiifr, TICKETS, LAPELS, BAUDS, K0IE0, % *0.,ic. T*1) St *i1 !C ftUHT , ,C:|r ,.!■ ; hrr ,'| a DU ,f; "i l***» *C* T . D- • - r ' "T/ rfJaC '•» "« .1 1 •' AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL. r i* r HI 1 flitjr «Tm T t m» » mvo 3 00 | 6 CO | 8 00 | U 00. \/t column, -rj' " " t ni *t»W wstMfcilw J gefartrtr to t|e Coal Interests, fMitirs; $ei»s, literature, Agriculture aiti (ieueral fntelligeittt. i ftiiuni. 0# | '» | 70 00 Ruled work of all kinds, doac I n t ho neate«t and beat 'bi; b£a*K*. ,  The following Blank* «re kept oa hand, or MnMl to order, Mid NDW on roaaonable termc—bheriffSalea Wnrranta, Conntabfc Sales, Summon*, Judgment Cos trmcty, Promisor? Rotes, BiibpenM, Attachments. Ixo c«tiC»s, Marriage C«rtlC»oaU-B,Chook Roll.,Tim. Roll* Deeds, Con tracts, Lewes,* e.,ete. i " Merchants' cards not exceeding one squoro, with oeeasionM uoticea, including subscription to the Pittstoh Ga»ktt*, $15 00 per annum. Editorial or local item adfOTtislitf will b« charged M cent# per line ewli imwrtlom. Notices of deatha or marriages will bo inserted without charge. ObUi»«i«»,10 centa per line. Advertisement* must be haadod in befero 1# •'clock A. M. on Wednesday to insnro attention. '• • ' ' '■ , rt'ji. i (if -iuiii ■ lu tilth.'/ ti ■ j i .--in.' -t.il lfT * ber ,noi)*CilnnMsb 1 PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL '28. 18B4. ' v t " «i J,;- : 1 rfjiw WHOLE NO, 681. VOLUME XIV.--NO. 3. £Dn* CHB i-A-BJiKB'S . WE. OR Atflf OTHER MAXf'S. fartuer owes It to himself, In a lecuniary point C}f view, imd fo his Wife ind children, ha a matter of policy and afecliotf, to provide the means early for i slothing hia housiheld according to the leaeonSj so" as to enabl*the* td; prepare igainet winter especially Cr Entry water jarmeat feheuld bo completed by the first )f November, ready t« bo pi# on when the irst winter day oomea. In multitudes of :aaes valuable lost to farm:r'e families by,improvidence as to this roint. ;ijMonc spceial attention should be jivpn to the under clothing; that should ae prepared first, and enough of it to have t change in case of an emergency or accilent. Mapy farmers act even niggardly in furnishing their wives the means for such thipgs. It is far Wiser and safer to stint the members of his' fntruly in their food than in the timely and abundant supply of substantial tinder clothing Ibr winter wdat. [t would Save an incalculable amount of harry and its attendant vexations, and also of wearing anxiety, if farmer* were to supply thoir wives with the uecossary material for winter clothing as early as midsummer. In this conncction it would be well for fathers to learn p lesson of thrift from Bome of our lopg-headed city housewives. It is particularly the habit pr the well-todo, tlie fore-handed, and the rich—by which they legally and rightfully get at least twentf per eerit. for their money—to purchase the main articles of clothing at the close of any season, to bo fnude tip and worn the corresponding season or the next year. Merthoata uniformly aim, especially in the cities, to " close out" tjieir stocks, for example, foe the winter, at the end of winter or beginning of spring. They consider it profitable to sell out the remnant of their winter stock in 51 arch at cVcn less than cost, for on what they get fbr these remnants they make three profits—oh thfe spring; the summer, and the fall goods— Whereas, had they laid by their Winter stock, they woold have had but one profit, from which Would havo to be deducted the yearly interest, storage,  Thus by purchasing clothing materials six or pigfat months beforehand, the farmer not only saves from twenty to forty per cent, of the first cost, but gives his wife erwlse be uneirtplriyed in a measure, and would enable her also to have everything done in a better manner, simply by having abundant thus avoiding baste, vexation, solicitude, and disappointment j for nothing so clouds a household as a sense ol being behindhand and of the necessity of painful hucry and effort, ■ Pew things will b,iing a more certain and happy reward to a farmer than forhlfo to remember that his wife U a social being : is not a machine, fcnd therefore needs' rest, and recrfeSdon, a'tid change No farmer Wfll lose in the lenig tan, elthei in "money, health, or domestlo comfort, en joymcnt and downright happiness, by al lottibg an occasional afternoon, from mid day Until bed-time, to visiting purposes Let him, With the utpi««t cheerfulness and heartlbps9, hia work, dress ,,him&e)l up, and take his wife to some pleasant neighbor's, friend's, house foi the express purpose of relaxation from the cares and toils Of hofne-, add fbr the interchange of friendly feelings and sentiments, and rilso tt a mtJans bf scaring that change of asaoeiatioti, air, and food, and mod* ol preparation, which always Wakes up the appetite, invigorates digestion, ttod imparts a new physical energy, At onoc delightful ttD see and to experience) all of which, in turn, tend do the mind, te nourish the affections, and to promote that hrpa4,th qf view in relation to racir and things Which elevates,,arid expand*, and cnncmles, and without which the whole nature hefefitheS so" so eohtrtcWd; So barren and uniutetciting)'"thfet both "men and Women besome but a shadow of Whati they ought to be. the fafhier nevct forgot that hit Wife (B his best friend, the most steadfast on oarth ; would do more for hun in qalamity, in misfortune, and siafcness, than, any other.human. being,,and on this account, to say nothing of the marriajjc vow, riiadc before higjv Ileaven and beiure men, fie owes to the wifb of liis bosom ft Consideration, tenderness, support, and a sympathy, which should put oWt of sight every feeling of profit and Itws the very rnstaat they come in collision with his wife's welfare as to her body/her miodi-and Uer olfactions. No man will overrate in the long rUu by «o doing ; Jbe will not lose in time, Will not los*rift,n haur. npr ip thjtf  mystewus. iCuture yrftch lies befor? jis. y ma Theril aw " ineawpa" in life of Wo- sproe ef tbem, bo affect tup general system, and the mind also, as to oonpietx} thehi to our warmest sympat thlep, arid which imperatively demand from thc: sterner 'sei' thri home forbearamSBj'S'Wd (fetiart-ncss/frhtlslnihey tbem: vrielVed'WtoiW watit ttetod ottt to them if they WMc"ri*t1'Of s«ubd mintL At these times Mmo women, whose general,good sense, propriety trf deportment, *nd amiability flif chaMcter oommand onr admiration, 'become so writable, fVetful, complaining, quarrelsome, and W»loVebu» to almost drive their huabopds wad.  i»aoift«XplicaUe» sp so. perfectly causeless that they arq almost overcome with desperation,.luLlh.. discouragement, or indigmt»t defiance qf all rules of justice, of ■right,;0l (ft humanity. The aqcVits, tip-. tieiuK tbia tix pcctir to, some Wonjon for a jfl name for moon or mbntMy. Some women, at stfih times, are literally insane, without their rijjht mind, aflfy as it is at BUsnnltss cabds. CITY ADVEBTISI mark McDonnell, In ttranee Company NORTH AMERICA, Philadelphia. KXCqWORi-TED UN. Capital and nrplus, #1,375,951 23. OIMCTOUI - is&°&s:r- i saft&u Baste4 fffi&.'Wte r Tr*nci» *. CojW/ SaBUiel F, Smith, 1 J&V& SMfSSW,' Ambrose Wfc-ttel ■ (i .8. Morris Wain, iH, -D ARTHUR*0B'00JfiW, Prtaident. nrSTTHAKOE. !I m .-ielnsl infliction of nhture, ftr be it from any hosb*riff, With th'fc' fwlingB oft nan, to ftil at such times to treat his wifb with the same kiwi caw, and extra tenderness, and pitvieg tore that he would show to a dement ed osly child. The skilful physician counsels in such oases tbo scrupulous avoidance *P'd» or action, or even look which by any possibility oouid irritate the mind, tpe brain, or wound the sensibilities, and, as far as possible, to yield gracefully and good-naturedly to every whim and fc caprice :'to seem to contfol Ih nothing, lo 'yfeld in kl! things.— Under these Calming influences the nrind sooner resumes its' wonted rale ; the heart gushes out In new lotos and wakes up to r warmer attention than was ever keown before. A misunderstanding of the case Mid an impatient resistance at ajl points has before now driven women to desperation, to a life-long hate, to suicide, or to the wretchedness of peering through the iron bars of a lunatic s cell for a long and miserable lifetime. Let every husband who has a hutrfan heart consider the subject' well. J tod not only to attend to her ordinary duties as usual, but somehow or «tfc«r M spare the time to do D11 that the toelfe or washerwoman was flCWMtomcd that is, to do the ftill wortf cf tiro persows, each one Of whom had already quite as much labor to perform as the eonld possibly iM«t( to. The wife attempts it. By Heredbafc efforts all goes en well. The farmer pf*» oeivea no jar, no kheh in the working df the machinery, and, because na' «fta»plaiat is uttered, thinks that everything is going on without an effort. Muau while tin# parses, and shame on some of tliemi they begin calculate how much has been saved from servaut's wage*, and how much less food has been eaten, and because still no complaint is made, the resolution quietly forms lit the mind to & nothing until she does eomplarR; bat, before that takes place, she falla a victim to her over-exertions, in having laid tk* ibusdation for weeks and months of illoeai, if not of a premature decline and death. Sincerely it is believed that tbeae state' mcnts ought to be written in large letters above the mantels of half the fanners of the country, and if over the other half also, it Would not be labor teat in favor of many a heroic and uncomplaining bat outraged farmer's wife and daughter. - Ceo. W. BBMNERD & CO. O&OOBRS, m. jANtrFAcrri'REft o» BOOTS * SHOES 't«s the attention - nublfe to his V STOCK t, Indies, Ml«- i_d Children* s. Sturmer, ■ 103 MURRAY, near WEST t, «E0. VT. BltATNfiftD,) ~ NEfy YOttK. : DAVID BELDEN f * . ..a fnvi. of thC _ Gon Jtr/JM Ha9Kvm a AC.,C qusl Calf CURTISS & CO., Produce & Commission 8hoet,*Oaiieif, .every style and ty. Pine lYcnch j* well m cause i toots, and Vork bf" ivory description In his lltae nado to order with nentnwss"*na despatch. A large assortment of Finding*, and Leather, French Calf, Rip, oak Tanned Sole and Upper, constantly on hand to unit town and country custom, at the lowest llgure for oash. Give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. KiJXT DOQRT.O lll/AKELY HhhV* DRUOBTORE, MAIN KTRvEET, PltTBTOW. April 2,1S#S.—ly ' Men's BOOTS, Ladies, MISSES AN® CHILDREN'S SHOES OF TITrSVILLE, CRAWFORD Co., P*. i: Particular attention paid to tbe purchasing and shipping of all kinds of PRO&tfCE *nu OIM. r ! . • I April «, 1843.  merchants, Every style and quality. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN Cniatjjs Tlatt, Sec'y. „ , D p9~ This old and rtliable.lnsofanoe Company continues to Insure all Safe Clsss Property, Limited ar Perpetual, ss low as Perfect Security will warrant. THOMPSON PERU A BROn Agents. {Oyer BtnpeU's Banking House,) Pa. PITTSTON. "Work dnno in the MOST [PROMPT anil satisfactory manner, by the mostexperioDe©d workmen in this valley. CJ. B. SMITH, Importer of Brandies, Wines, Gins, &Oa, &Cif &C«| Wo. 191 West Street, 1 door afoovo Tluanc St., NEW-YORK. March T, 18«1. Miyl The best of stoek always on hand in large [■aittitloa, eaabling his eiwtouiers to ba suited "pSe"FRBSCII CALF.and PATENT LEATII"ER. as well as French Kip and Coarse Boots. Work of every description t« hi" I'"8 m«de to order with neatness and durability. 24T All work sold at the lowest £»g» for Doors South of Pittstou Bank, pftifton, May 21, W. pG- Refer to T, Beaver, Danville; Hon. 0. Bennett, .Wilkes-Barre; A. Pardee, IJazletou; E. A B.Bevan, Henry Cohen, 0. M. Rlchart, Oeo. I.aiarus, L. W. Kautaoan, and P. Corcoran, Pittaon. [May 28, 1.863.—ly BENJ. E. B0WEN 8 3EW3BSXW flfi. lDool, Shoe, Leather aud Finding's h. h. CtHTISS, c, a. cuuTiis. In these and othet peculiar states of the summarising fivnr nervous derangement, wonien are sometimes childisb, and various curious phenomena take pluco. There is an inability to speak for a moment or a month, the heart seems to "jump up ita the mouth," or there is a terrible feeling of impending suffocation. At other times there are actual convulsions, oran uncontrollable bursting out into tearsi These Sud other disagreeable phenomena are derisively and Unfeelingly oh 1 led f'hysterios" V " nervousness," but they arc no more unreal to the sufferer than arc the pains of extraction for " nothing but tho toothache." These symptoms are not unfrequcntly set down to the account of pervcrseneSs when it shttuld no more be done that) to call it perversity to break out in uncontrollable grfef at the sudden to for* motion of the death of tho dearest friend on earth. The course of conduet to be pursued ia eases of this kind is at once the dictate of seienoc, of humanity, and of common sense; it is to sympathize with and Booth the patient in all ways possible until tht excess of perturbation has passed away, and the system calms down to Its natural, evch actlpn. Unless vicious tFdyVand neat in herself, and Sa to all her frurroundingt, as th« beautiful canary, which hsthes itself every morning, and will not be satisfied until each rebellious feather is compelled to take the shape and place which nature designed.. Itjs nothing short of brutality to War against those piftc, elevating and refining instincts of a wofaah's better hathre, ahd It Is a husband's highest diity, his interest, and his pride)'to sympathize with his wife in the cultivation of tbcM instincts, and to cheerfully a&rd her the necessary means, as far as he can do so consistently., No money is -better spent oh a farm; or uny where else, thaw that which enables the wife to niakd herself, her children, her husbend, and her house appear fully up to their circumsutDCcs. The consciousness of a torn or ftutidhless jacket or soiled dress worn at schodl degrtdee aboy or girl in their own estimation, and who that is a man doe* not bate to feel that' be is wearing a ragged or dirty shirt ? The wife who is worthy of the name will never allow these things if ah* is provided with mesne for I their {nr¥tiQU, and it ia in the noble endeavor to maintain for herself and family a respectability of appearance which their station demands, with means and help far too limited, which so irritates and chafes and inrtdys her propriety, that many a time the wife's heart and constitution ami health are all broken together. This is the history of multitudes of farmers' wivtss, and the niggardly natures which allow it, afUr takiog an intelligent view qf the sub* ject, are simply beneath coptempt. \Vb»t adds to the better appearance of the per- . son elevates; what adds to the better Sppeiraftee Of a farm increases its value and fharespectability of the occupant j so that it isC. always a good investment) morally and pecuniarily, for a farmer to supply his wife generously and ohoerl'ully, according* to his ability, With the means of making her family and home neat and tidy. A Dunch of flowers or a shilling ribbon for the dress, or a few pepnies' worth of lime or a dollar's worth of paint fpr the house, may be so used as to give an impression of life, of cheerfulness, and of thrift about a home altogether beyond the value bf the means employed for the purpose. ft »D . ' Many a format's Wife is literally worked In an inadvertent manner from want of reflection or consideration on the part of her hHsbandi None can understated better than he, in plowing, or sowing, or harvest time, that if a horse gets sick, or l'uus sway, or is stolen, another' must be procured that very day or the work Wilt inevitably go behindhand. He does not earry the same prabtioal sense into the kitchen whew the hired help leaves without warning or beoomes disabled, although he kno»9 as well as any man can Know that the,hand|s" will expect their meals with thq same regularity, with the sathe promptwith the same' proper mode of preparation ] but, instead of procuring other " help" Ob the instant, he allows himaelfU he persuaded, if the " help" is wclr, she will got well in a day or two, ori in a week at farthest* and that it is hardly worth whMo to get another Cor so short a time* ¥ tfw *• help" has taken " French leojre," fixes on the ikct that it fa. bu8y iame, »Jpd neither bp *or a single hand can bo spared, or that,, in the course Of a wfeck, some one will have to go to Unfit tor some other pitrpose, aD(] both these natters can be attended to st the da&e'time.rn,,N«an while the Wife fa expee- CURTISS & CO., CORNER OF LLOYD I PRIME STREETS, BUFFALO, N. T, Commission Merchants F ankiin Fire Insurance Company, OF PHILADELPHIA. $41)0,#00 0# BTORB AND MANUFACTORY. JOHN MACLABEN, Practical Brass Founder, Tho iy»dC'rsigned would respectfully anhdtince to histoid frlcndj and tho putD!le tn»t be has opened an catabl ishrnen t of the above doscri pti*n in the room next door south of Shiffor A Lance's old stand, whore be is well stocked with Gentlemen's, Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes of the very best manufeeture. Having la constant employ the best of workmen, the custom department of bis establishment will not be inferior to any in northorh Febnsylvaitfs. Satisfaction warranted. B, E. BOWEN. Pa.-petual Premiuro«l....».$lH4,140 86 Less five percent.,. 46,707.M fc1 ■11 $868)459 H Unexpired ternpar**J premiums, 200,511 33 Surplus, 800,224 24 «./*.«.......'..$2,169,176 08 Mr. C. N. Bcment, of Fougbkeepsie, N. Y., thus Write* to the Stock Journal:"Of late years, since breeders began to ealoalats With more prcieion small moderate sited iaiC mala have been generally preferred, forth* following reasons: small sized animals u« more easily kept, they thrive on shorter her* bage, they collect food where a larger animal could hardly exist, — and hence are more profitable. The meat is finer grained, produces richer gravy, bas often a superior flavor, and is com inonly more nicely mar1- bled,'or veined, with fat, especially when they have bren'fed'far two yean. Laige animals are sot so well calculated forges* eral consumption as the median or modest ate-sized, particularly in hot weather; large animals poach pasture more than small enw they we not so active, require more(r£at, collect their loot] with more labor, and fillonly consume the nicer and more delicate sort of plants. Small eCDw% of the true dairy breeds give more milk proportionally tferteu'sorayoft gftnw"wrlmn racfaefSte quality; whereas the large ona# require the richest past ares, or to be stall-fed, the expense of whieh exhausts the profit of the farmer. It is much easier to pioeure wellshaped and kindly-feeding stock of a small size than of* large one. Small sized cattle ,may be kept by many persona who cannot afford either to purchase or to maintain ones, and by whom the loss, if any accidcnt should happen to them, can be more easily borne. The small sized srft better; for a butcher—from a conviction that, In proportion to their respective dimensions, there is a greater snperfioiee mt valuable parts in a small than a large animal—will give more money for two oxen of 150 pounds per quarter, than fur one of 300 poundsi" Small rs, Large Animals, roll TUB PURCHASE AXDSALE Or GRAIN, SEEDS, HOPS & PROVISIONS. AND BRASS COCK MANUFACTURER, M.UN STREET, PITT8TON, PENN'A. [it ■ U Every deioriptfo* of Brass Work. J#C on tfipH. Water, Gas, Steam mid 1*1 Liquor •Cock*, Jobbing, Brass ■ : JUL C'aetillR»,ta. doue with despatch. highest pricts pant for oht \jCopper, Brass, Lead and ZiRC. Shop at No. 1 Shaft, Mai* St., riWat'i». April », 1863.-1V J- MAV'  Also, Wholesale Dealers in Western and Canada Flour. Particular attention paid to purchasing and sliijipirtg Grain 011 orders. May 1, 1862.-6m Statement of the assets of tllo Company on January 1, lS#t, published |n conformity with the provisions or the sixth stfefioft of the acto Assembly af April Mb, W42. Mobtoaobs.—Op property valued ; at over $4,006,00#, being first mortgages on real estate laiha.«ity and ,668 86 'Real JSatafce, purchase , BherC- /' I Iff s»les under mortgaaeclai ids. surveyed and valued at$tl0,N# 49. : Uost, ..•••• uMrt $85,61? 38 Loaas. — Temporary loans on stooka as oollateral security,.... $84,571 37 BrocVs.-Market vaWe, $87,8## W Cost11 $7J,047 #7 Rotes and bilia receivable',-;........... $1,010 86 Cash,on hapd,„,«....f23,JS2 68  'C In hands of AgepW, •,$$• 47 ———. $20,S3* 15 1863. FRESH SPRING fiQODS. 1863. l'ittston, April 2, 18#3.—lj REIGLE, WIEST & ERVIN, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS F) SHOES. XD. LAMB, RESPECTFULfcTlntltesthetheattentloti of tiiepubiie to hislarge stock of BOOTS AMD SHOES,*uch as Gents'FineCaifBoots, Congress Gaiters, Oxford Tiea &c. Alio, ■ large variety tof LadMs' and Chiidrens'shoes, andGaitersof aildescriptions.in fact «T«ryD thing tlio line. H« baa counectod a separate jfESflfl»«» nynrhVTiOffJtSr, neatly fitted up in good style. My establishment ia opposite 0. Lawk Co.i Cash Store, Main street, Pittaton,P«. The patronage oftbe publicis solicited. Pittstou, March 29, I860,—tf. NBIf 1JA.GLE HOTEL. MXJAXOJT, PA.— C1 tiBURtiK liAZ AltUS, Proprietor. lJittston, Dec. 4, 1SSI. loy Foreign and American Dry Goods, AMD H OF FORD IIOUrtE. PITTSTON. PA.— OYltUrf SXABK, Prupriulor M—-1. M lOI'l N*. 47 North 3d St., Fbilad'a. Pa., Wfttild ftmwmtMir invite the attention tDf Country Merchant* to their March 26, 18#-D» ~r\ 8. KOOX,—ATTUUNJiY AT LA.W.—Of- I Wm fice iB the Thompson* Kail, Main street, isi'ton. J»H. 26, 184V. null Well-Selected Stock of 1TBKSH sprino- goods, Wkicli tUcv (ire now fCCHrlnjIn store. W aJrrhnnM »««!C! flnDt it to their ady»ut«geto rail ttn'l examine oar stock. AiDril30, IMS.  $2,231,547 #7 C8. BKCK, M. D.—DENTIST , Ute ft PHI LApELfinAOUice—Tiro doors abdYe Uib for- Mar resideuce, Kv»t »lCle of M:ii« St., ftWe the Public 3 mare, WiHtei-Bftrre, PeHtt, July VJ, ISM.-rly. &EA1.tiffA+it.—Market .. Cb«t at a bore 84,MS at •- ■ • Advance in value, $.4,786 11 Storks.—Market value,.. $87,8W JT Cost as above,....-.;;........ 75,047 97 Advance in v*lvu»j —' Established 1T60. 12ttR itt&vtmaiB, Snwff and Tobacco Manufacturer, » 2,842 30 TkR. C. B. GORM-VS. tatrinj resumed the I 9 practice of his re«poo*fiilly tenders his *errices to the poupls of I'ltUton ami Vlo3b;Uft at the E.VGIiE HOTEL will rrtclfe pro uiit attention, night or (lay. TitUUn, July IV " 10 & 18 CHATHAM! ST., .(Formerly 12 Chambers Street, New York,) Wmilil cull tlie attention of Dealers to the arti- Dcmigros, Pure Virginia, ' Nec'hitoi'.ties, Copenhagen Total 08 Lorskhbv Fibs.—LosSH paid during the year 1880, $1M,324 11. By order of the Board, , ... , iCIIAS. N. BANC?KfcB, President. Attest—"ft. A. STEEL. Secretary pfo tem. Duiectohs.—Chas.N.Bancker, President ; BdwardC. Dale, Vioe PreeidBntj. Tobies .Wagner, Samuel Grant. Jacob B. Smith. Geo. w. Ricii' ards, D. "Lewi., David 8. BroWn, Isaac Lea. Geore* Filet. WM. A.BTBBL. Secretary pro tein. BJCNJ. JONES, , , ,  Pittston Molding & Planing Mill. Maeaboyi  Fine Ru)Dtte«, Co»rst» RapiD'« American Gentleman, YSX.LOW SNUFF. Scotch, Money Dew Scotch, High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Bobtcli frith High Toast, Fre«L Scotch, or Iiiindy Cuot, TlfcE undersigned hnving leased for a term of ▼ear* Clie establishment formerly occupied by William rrice, a» a Door, Bash and Blind Manufactory, and having made extensive,improvcnjents in the Building and Machinery, is now prepared to do all kiwda of work in hia line at short notice, such as -pVH- 3. W. BABttBTT,—MST18T. —011,,-e I t at-liin resideueaou Franklin street, oppoKiL• tlio Methodist ffittr«W, WilkCM-I»afre.-Pa.D where he may hereafter Ire found at all hours. Dr. B. inserts Teeth on ttoki uttii Silver , «%«., and operates in all the branches Qf DeiituI Surgery, in the best manner. A deduction from usual charge* sufficient tfl cover e*p«nscs, allowe.T to persons ;»•'? ??'»• ram a distance. April 19, I860, ly. PLANING ANO MATCHING FLOORING, FACING, MAKING DOORS, SASH Attention is c;ilicd to tlie large reduction iU price of Pine cut Chewing ami amokittg Tobaccos, which will be found of a superior quality.Largo Stock of Wall Paper 1 New Styles fo» iB61 Just Reeeiv«4 10,000 Pieces D TOBACCO AND BLINDS, TURNING, cJCROLL-SAWING, AND CAR- UNDERTAKING I •rpIIK undersigii-1 cCJ would i«rorm the pnhlic that havinK reecntly protmr■xl a OBNTREIi 1 buJ having all other necessary arrangements completed, lie has gonR into the above business, to wnich he win atkhnd alWdtsJJRtfcli. C0FFIN8 of all sizes constantly on hand: Pefsotis discing "his nervices will please call at the store' of the uncigned, V- SHERIDAN. Tittston, July 3, ISM.-ly-* RMOKIXV. FINK-CUT C1II5WIMG. S*6K1HG. long, r. a, 1., or plain, S. J*$°. ffo.T Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish, HCD. 2, Sweot. Scented Oroaoco, Canaster, N..j.V*2mi*.i;»n Koll C»vondisl», Turkish, Granulated. PENTER WORK IN GENERAL. V FitOM Seta*a PIEOE UP. o BORDERING, WIMDOWMADM, * ■tCiC C at the CMh Store of D' ( 0 0HAS. LAW, A CO. Plttslcn March lSihUBOO-.l-tf , •.! WoaTU ZtEMEMUERINO —H. F. Taylor, one of the best Army correspondents the war has developed, writes regularly to the Chicago Journnl, and in one of his last letters from Chattanooga writes as follows ) With but few exceptions, the health of the army in this Department it vigorous, and men Were never more thoroughly sea' soned for the Work of an active campaign. I think they have grown rougher and tougher since I last saw them, but ia ike day of battle,thqy will be found where the storm beats wildest, standing steady and trtia. And I..must say one thing just here, and I beg your readers to give H the weight it may deserve. Some of them have had Occasion to ccnsurc'tne rude conduct of soldiers at home, and ther have dorie it in unmeasured terms. Wottn have been annoyed and men Inswltedy in the streets and on the cars of the North, by a soldier now and then, who bad 1' pot an enemy in his inouth to steal away his brains," and while there is no palliation for It, I beg those mod and rtotnen to remember that in a dark day, and in the dietaut Frout, that every soldier has rolled back the surges of* war, that thoy Come not nigh their dwellings) that be will dare all, endure all, do all fbr country ttbd for (Jod. It he efrer a clown In the can? Is he rudo of specch'( Ah, see him at he moves out In the skirmish line, as gaily is a herald before the kingD As graceful as Apoello then ) not rude then; bit breast between yott and death. Ah, see him, as, built into the solid wall «f blue, he cleaves tho battle as u ship of the line ctits the crested sea. Firm, calm, strdityfc etMdyeyed, true- hearted —see him 'tnen,, and for that day and fbr that his rude deed and rough word. Forgive ? Toti will do more; yod wiiy and yon will glorifv hito; ibi Sol* diers of the iCepublicI J Thankftll for the liberal patronage heretofore received, he hbpes by strict attention tobualneSs and promptness to merit it in future. V 1 JAMBS R. WEAR. N. n.—A circular of prlccs will be sent on ap plication. (Aug. ®D IHBS.-ly. Pitts ton, Nov. 7, ISfl.—if LUZERNE INSTITUTE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKBRS WYOMING, D' !■■■■ .11 LttiernA Countgn IfemwylVaikJa. B*v. Albert B. Kim, A.M., PaijroiPiU T ' Passage Reduced $£J5. IH i NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA $25. V. PETERSEN, PitUton, Pa. HI Ml * Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Co, Aided bp ejfcicnt Teacher* i* tke merit I bt*nckr$ frstrsmd Tha course of sthdy arid mode»f Untoi^g"Will aim to secure a thorough instruction and -di»ai- 6line of the mind. A large use of the Blblfe (jts [istory, Geography and K|.irUualtruths)0sthe beat of all Edueatots. It I* not Denominational bat simply Christian. Every facility o flitted those seeking the post of Teaclieta—the chief of which are ■ An exacting drill in their Studies, the daily witness and f)i*tl£lpatlon Itfthaixereisee oi (that which we shall attire t« »•*») a "Model School." / ' * , The Government will aim at three result*!»- An unquestioning obedlince,. wrdwty habits, a cheerful acquiescence In the claims of Ja*. No tuition charges to yotfng men having (be gospel ministry in View. 0\ir daily school" seailoiTfrom * A. M;,-to»P. M.; relieved byD two rcces.ee of 10 minutes eacb. Dinner at 13 M. TUITlOft.' ;,l, C'i«OhAZCWAV lilJRTBI. AW!AT 10, 4,000 Toaa I HlBERUJA, 3.omTo»»i 3,WW " | AMELIA, 3,000 These m.innittcent snDa vnm Steamers #111 sail to •n«l frpm iJtefpool, New York every »r •rotitd nertaintv jDofwe»Cfl overall ofchen»,and th* extreme moderation of their ratos of passage—can not ftul to secure a liberal sliare of public patronage. REMOVAL. Brandensburg's Bakery, New Brlojc, Opposite ff/ff BASIN, PITTSTQN, PA. THE STAFF OF I/IFE Is good Bread, ani l JTould re»peotfuUy inform the citizens «f Pittston and vicinity, that I always Keep the genuine article on hand for tale, with alt kindsdf , , , ALSO, BT THE Montreal Royal tail Oeeau Steamship Co'* PtoPCUai Full PfWtrtd ilteaM- JT.Ct A. PETERSEN, Scrantoti, Pa. (7. PETERSEN, Ifonesdale, Pa. IfoY.S^gUO. CRACKERS, PIES, CAKES, &.C. " Pamflies and Parties supplied with everything in his liue, ou short notice, and on reasonable Una*. - y„,.... _  WILLIAMS & ALLEN, DENTISTS, ,, flommon English, 7/ P«f4 00 French (Extra *'00 Musio on the Piano Farlo (extra) ll lt«eons 4 &0 «, " '• " 22 " §901 use of Piano • " J 00 Drawing and Painting, water colors, (extra) *'00 Oil Painting, ill J in , ;" D8 00 Incidentals,- Doaho.—Mr. Jaa. P- AtheHon, a trtiBtce of the In$tit6te wlll receite into his family pupils to I board, for which purpose he hsa ample eceekn- ] modations. Good board, including, .nmn, bed, dene* adjoin. the Institute, and'ia Apposite, ktyit ] of/the Principal, All *DUs payable in  No deduction ferqcpwjnal absence. ( The Summer Torrrt (of ft weeks)- eObtmentJes , first Monday in May. 1884. Vacations 8 weeks in snknnser and 2 1 hud oh this line of the BaokUranna. and Bloomablir* Railroad,,M miles aouth of 6*rajDUDn. and 0 miles' north of Wilkes-Barre. It is both he&l-, thy and easy of access. •• r The tmildlug H ft larg* brl«ked*6eeoClnUDderb construction and conVnttleat All the appointments are after the best aqd n»*e«t patterns, ! 'A. B. R. Wbj ft, 3WIIf . V. C1 My establishment is now in my new brick building opposite tbe big basin, on Main at. .FRANK BRANDENBURG. niBBHNfAN, Han Tnn» I KOV.V BC0jrK,»j9riT0i»s ii UA 2J00 •' PWUTVLAN, CnOl " llOHF.UfAN, " MO.tAV.AN, «fc» " tr.AMBBIOAN.ljKKO •D. | hJDUDJAN, AC*M Carrying the Canadian and United States Mills. Hailing from Liverpool every Thqrsa«Y,»nd{rom Quebec every Siiturdav, r-attWRUt Londonderry t« rooefveandland Mulls and Passengers to nhU Irom Ireland and boot'"■The reputation of this line for Uh swift jmssmmb. superior accommodations, sumptuous tables, and kind • treatment of pna»en«or*, is not fully eatablwliod; Ijo paint* or expense ore spared to secure thn utmosteom"fort and safety of jmssongers. It l« decidedly tbe ,cheapest, nvott expeditious, and comfortable rouU'. rittston, March 1,1863 Main Street, Pittston, Pa. Among the many Improvemettts recently introduced ih our practice, we regard none of more Importance Chan our method of SAMUEL J. BARBER, Sculptor, and Dealer in EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT PMN. Foieign and Domestic MARBLE, which we an doing successfully every d»y» by the use of NITROUS OXIDE 6 AS . Tomb-Stouts, Mmitcls, Window Cap* & Sill*, OPFOSI'-TTC THK BANK, LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW ANO CORK, Ik is perfectly safe and very pleasant toijihalp. Its results have been entirely satisfactory in every instance. V. A A'- Rooms with 3. W. MILLER, adjoining the Cash Store of Chas.'Law A Oo. ' Piltston, Feb, 4,186J. n ■ /■'C II. hi.' G-RM-aA1 JEASTKItN, A Sharinon, Merny, IMlaware, St, St. i Gtorgti, St. Andrtte, and Lamatcii». ,, PITTSTON, LUZERNE CO., PA. All orders promptly attended, and satisfaction warranted. [April 8, 1892,-1 y These first class steamer* will sail regularly fh»m Uwgow and Cork, to uad from Ouebeg, and from Livt So3f and Cdrk to and from NeW Tork direct. " CAMBRIAN HOUSE," "I o Waalxlxistoxt Xsine ' 1 I tr 1 FLOUR AKO FLED STORE. BRIFFITH THOMAS, ProprloUr. THE undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr. w. E. Whyte in the above well and favorably know* establishment, would respectfully inform bis friends and former patrons of this House, as welt as the public in general, that nothing will be left nndone to render to his customers and guest* satisfaction in. every particular. Beverages of all kinds served in tbe best style. Frdsh Oysters and Various other dishes will be prepared in the rao&t acceptable manner and.atall hours. The Housoaims to be one of the highest respectability, and will be bent in a manner acceptable1 to all who have occasion to patron iso it. Q. T/C PitUton, April 16,1884.—ly • C-.w PITTSTON, PA. FIST-CLA88 BAILING PACKETS, 'Leave Liverpool*#! Kct York Weeklj. The subscriber apwoh hand a large stock of Flotir, coirtistfng of the very best Sensible Maxims. Passage payable la «foM, or Its eqnivnlrat West Branch Brands, In Sacks and Barrels, Which he offers to Merchants and Doalefa at wholesale, at VERY LOtV FIGURES. Never taste an atom when yoi are not hungry ; it is suicidal. Never hirt Wh6 g'i in pair* It sistterS, cottslnt, or anything else. NeVter Apeak CJf Vour father as " iHd bid man." ill V. 8. Currency. 0# Hkitl T  Blfrfit Drafts M «*t loweafc P4lc«# in JSiw* Uind, Ireland, or Scotland. He also keep» on land a fall supply of Com Meal, Chop, Buckwheat Chop, Shorts and Bran, Buckwheat Meal, Syeylour. &o. ' Tarttes jirwant ot any of the aboVe articles will pleaaa call at my shir* in Everitt'i building and they can be suited both in quality aod^rice. cm eta Maro6Mmi\ minatureto life-slae, and eblor tham either ih Water or oil, . vJV "1 to *»-Certificates iiuMWHl tot bringing out Passenaers from Orent Britinn and Ireland to nny*p«rt of the United Htatc» or British Provinces at the lowest Meh.,'pr further information apply to SABLL k riEAKLE, 23 Hroadway, N. Y,*r to thiwr Agept. , Nferer reply to the epithet bf&drunkard, a fool; or * fellow. ■ i nit N*ver apeak ootttetttjHoualy of womankind.. Wever abuse one jrbo waa onoo your fcoeam-frifend, however bitter now. |?evW.f mile at the expanse of yottf re'ysWiLoryw Bible. , Never stand at tie corner of a street. Nflrer insult povettt; ' ft) Nerer feat b«we*n |^B]g i — I . Siiu tthiv W. C. WHYTE, . ' ,'S,| MAIN 8'fBBET, PJTTaTON, PA Aiig.ST, l8(S.-ly • ■C THB CHOIE* PgflmKAl'lIS ■uipui *11 other tifi#»tf 1»»V8 sons efllttpged to Unfait* fcn* col&ted. wgv \C " Bpecimennboth in waUrand oil on exhibition, '•• TJiUto\U*i nitm. - ■-» blCr,hr.tll *v * PltUton, Kob 4,1164. ,'M J ROBERT BAUR,—tBOOK BINDER, NORTH Eairft corfior of Public Sqttar* and Main-st ilVestmrre. Picture Frame*, Common Gilt and Mahogany, ornamented and plain, iqado to order, of any slie. Job Binding neatly executed. A large selection of common and One pictures. Albums, Blank books, Stationery, Npvela, Ac. way# on hand. . •» ,Ju«e 17 18$3» 0F Plttston, March t, MM. ' acta A SALTf SALT!! THE Subscriber has ea band a Urge lot o Ground Alum Salt in Sacks for «»le very kD«r, a •IKS*'' ""fc coa». on hand »t tJ»J« Offiii«».(5»rrf» V tiuwd X* C!lo»Dnfn „of.. M " Snn»ir I »!*la » "nil f» dhvjv 1 T-»fDn««ijTri~'D ifwtrfj