Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              PITTSTON GAZKXTK, . i •IM... PUMjISMBD WfeKKLT HY C .U'w WC*.. •D i \* Ji UlQiJl I j 6S11PITTSTON AZETTE 1- i A A JL v/ 1 1 v-* -t- JLZ-J-1—J JL JL JL—i Auditor'* Notfees, each «3tato,..„ $1 50 Noticoi.. 2 00 Job Printing and Ruling. The "Gazette" Jobbing OOlee, and the Job Priotlpg Office Being now consolidated, embrace* a lareer variety o JobbiUK material than any other office Id wie country and is fully prepared to execute work of »)J kittle i« the best«»nd cheapest manner. Particular attention giron to thefollowmg:— manifests, ordera, PAMPHLETS, HANDBILLS, CIRCULARS, BILL BEADS, SHOW-BILLS, TICKETS, LABELS, CARDS, NOTES, ; 1 TO. | Hill. I I'm- I 1 y liuo*. II 5lt ( 11 I W 11 ( $10 wo :i "" 1 ' "" ' »oo I a o» AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL. JiOK I l» UJO I » 0Dl' I jH 00 I . ««. 8 00 | S i 00 ■T»« an- ilfrU'.'liJ-t-- m —— RULING. a oo j jaToo I SO 00 | iU 00 jpdW to i\t Coal jfitferafs, Uetos, ipterature, anin General Intelligent*, Ruled workofallkinds.doneintheneatestand beet manner,and printed asrequested. Ererythioum this line willreoefye prompt attention. jyiprohanU' c*rd» not e* needing one sCjuar«, with oi*.c:i£ional notices, ino'uding subscription WifcsTimtoft Gaikttk, S15 00 per annum. "Editorial or local item advertising will be charred 30 cents per line each inani tion. Koticea of doaths or marriages will bo insert»dVithout chargo. Obituaries 10 cents per lino. ftJVdrtlsenlonis must be handed lli tfcfire 10 olilMk A. M. on Wednasdriy te insure attention. BLANKS. The following Blank, we kept on hand, or panted \ to order,and eold on reasonable term«:-^heifiH53Sii Warrants, Constable Sales, Summons, Judgment Can tracts, Promisory Notos, Subpenas, Attachment*, Eu cations, MarriageCertiflcates,Check Rolls,Time Ro'le I Deeds,ContracTs,Leases,Ac.,etc. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1864. WHOLE NO. 702. VOLUME XIV.--NO. 24. ESS CAEDS. CITY adveetisemfnts Stock Company, - Incorporated 181!. MANHATTAN INSURANCE. HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHALL VOTE. elector on the poll-book of his county and number, ward, precinct, oity, borough or township and county of his residence substantially in pursuance of the form hereinafter given. •Sko. 10. At the olose of the polls the number of votara shall be eoanted and set down at the foot of,Aha list of voters and certified and signed by the judges and attested by the olerks. - Sbo. 11. After the poll-books are signed, the ballot-box shall be opened and the tickets therein contained shall be taken out one at a time bj one of the judges, who shall read distinctly while the tioket remains in his hand the name or names therein contained for the several officers voted for, and then deliver it to the second judge who shall examine the same and pass it to the third judge, who shall string the vote for each county upon a seperate thread and carefully preserve the same , the same method shall be pursued as to each tickct taken out until all the votes are counted. Sko. 12. Whenever two or more tickets shall be found deceitfully folded or rolled together neither of such tickets shall be counted, and if a ticket shall contain more than the proper number sD( names for the same office it shall be considered fraudulent as to all of the names designated for that office, but no further. Sko. 17. After oanvassing the votes in manner aforesaid, the judges shall put in an envelope one of the poll-books, with its tally list, and return of each city or county, together with the tickets, and tranml the same, properly sealed up, and dirset through the nearest poet office or by •£D press as soon as possible thereafter, to the prothonotary of the oourt of common picas of the county in whioh such eleotors would have voted if not in the military service aforesaid, (being the city or oounty fee which the poll-book was kept,) and the other poll-book of said oity or county e»» elose in an envelope, and sealed as aforesaid and properly directed, shall be delivered to one of the commissioners hereinafter to be provided foi$if such commissioner calls for the same in ten days, and! if not so called for the same shall be transmitted by mail or express as soon as possible thereafter to the Seorotary of the Commonwealth, who shall carefully presero the same, and on demand of the proper prothonotary deliver to said prothonotary under his hand and official seal a certified copy of the return of votes so transmitted I to and received by him for said oity or i county of which the demandant is pro* : thonotary. "* Sec. 18. It shall be the duty of tbr ; prothonotary of the county, to whom such returns shall be made, to deliver to the return/judges of the same county a copy, certified under his hand and seal, of the returu of votes, transmitted to him by the judges of tho election as aforeiaid, or aa officially certified by the Secretary of the Commonwealth as to said prothonotary.Sec. 19. The return judge3 of tk« proper county or counties i'roui witieh soldiers entitled to vote may be in the service aa aforesaid, shall meet on the second Tueeday of November nett after the olection, and wht.i two or more eountics are connected i.i the election, the of tha judges iro.n each cojnty »l .11 be poet* poned in such case unlil the Friday fellowing the said second Tuesday in November. Sec. 20. The return judges so met shall include in their enumeration the votes so returned, and thereupon shall proceed in' all respccts iu the like manner as is provided by law in eases where all the votes hhall have been given at the usual plaee of election. ♦ Sec. 21. In elections for eleotors of President and Vioe 1 'resident of thai United States, it shall be the duty o£ the Secretary of the Commonwealth to lay before the Governor all returns rcoeiv ed by him irom any election as aforesaid, who shall compare the same with the county returns, and add thereto all such returns as shall appear on such comparison not, to be coatrined in s?id county returns, in every case where said military returns fee such counties shall have been iceeived by said Secretary at a period too late for transmittjng them to the proper prothonotary, in time for the action of the judges of the stid countica. Sec. -J. All said elections shall be subject to contest in the same Banner as it now provided by law, and in all cases of contested elections all le;,al returns which sbt'l have been bona Jitle forwarded by said judges in the inunner hereinbefore prescribed, sbull be counted and estimated, although the same may not have  or been received by the proper officers to be countcd and cst:uiatcd in the manner here'nbefoie directed before -issuing the certificates of clcotion to the persons appealing la have a nmjority of the voter then received, and the said returi.* shall C50.W. BRAINERD&C8. Inurance Company The following is the aot recently passed by our Legislature, regulating the mode of elections by soldiers in actual military serTiei:— mer, Mamifactwer Flit 15 INSURANCE COtlHJiY, NEW YOBK, GROCERS, NORTH AMERICA, Philadelphia. INCORPORAfEP I7W. Capital and urplus, $1,556,663 50. —or— 103 MURRAY, near WEST St. A3SPTTS, 7&4.Q22-43- Section l:-*-2?e it enacted by the Senate and House of Representative! of tke Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and it ft hereby enacted by the authority of the same, l*hat wliegeverany of the qualified elaotors of this Commonwealth shall be in any actual military service under a requisition from the President o 1 the United States, or by the authority of this Commonwealth, and as such absent from their plaee of residence on the day appointed by law for holding the general or presidential elections within this 3tate, or on the days for holding special eleqjwns to fill vacancies, such electors ghalMse entitled at such times to exercise the right of suffrage as fully as if they were present at their nroper places of elections, in the manner hereinafter prescribed, and whether time of voting such electors shall be within the limits of this State ov not, and the right of Voting shall not ba affected in any manner by the fact of the voter having been oredited to any other locality than the place of his actual resideooe by reasbn of the payment to him of local bounty by such other locality. Audrey J. SXITU, ) Secretary. J OWm. Trrr Pauipch, ( Freaidcnt. nriiRCTORS W. P. Palmer, IlnCn* ft. Lord, Tho*. W. PenrMtll, Sidney Mn*pn, Jolm O. Ureal),C Win. JJ. Mott, Peter OooprV, Rhnrirrt Jorih UMwell. B. H. lir«Cw nv, liol.t. B. Minturn,- A^IWtQliflDWird Kdwm D.MI.i ' in. I.. 8. $unrcs, IJ. Joluiatqn, Thonui* 0ft iron, JnmeH Coll**, 'Honry KlfJ*tDrih, John Steward, RtolrcL JUjnry Haylis. Arthur Q. Coffin, John R. Neff, John Mason, Samuel W. Jones, Richard ». Wood, Geo. U Harrison, John A. Brown, William Welsh,; Francifc R. Copo, Samuel F. Bmtth, Wm K. Bowen, Charles Taylor, James N. Dickson, Edward II. Trotter, Ambrose White, 8. MorriB Wain, I Edward 8. Clarke. DIRBCTOBS EALER IN a. B. SMITH, Importer of Brandies, Wines, Gins, &C-, &c., &c., No, 101 Wast Street, NEW-YORK. 6 llyl Hen's BOOTS, Ladies, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES OF Insures Buildings. Merchandise and other proparty, ngainH loss or damage by Fire, at ratoe as "low an other first-class §took Companies. Particular alte'ntion given to the Insurance of Farm Property, Isolated Dwellings nnd their Furniture, for one, throe or five years. C" Every style and quality. Til® OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT TX 1 door above Duuoo £*t., March i, mt, ARTHUR O. COFFIN, President. CrtAm.KH Pi.att, Sec'y. JE*X TTBTON. L. L. CrnTIBH. C. O. fcURTJSS. Losses kquitaih.y adjustkd, and PMMrtir F&- ThU old and reliable Insurance Company continues to Insure all Safe Class Property, Limitod or ,Perpetual, as low »D Perfect ,Bacur- warrant. , . , THOMPSON TDERR A BRO., Agent*. (Over Bennett's Banking House,) WitKES-BAEiia, Pa. *&■ Refer to T. Beaver, Danville; Son. Z. Bennett, WiJkes-Borre; A. Pardee, Hailetonj K. A B.Bevan, Ueaiy Cohen, G. M. Richart, Geo. Lazarus, Xj. W. Kaulman, ana P. Corcoran, Pitten. [May 28,18M.—ly Work done in th6 CtTRTISS & CO., TAin M CASB. AT mm Aukncv, MOST PROMPT anaiatislactory manner, by the most experienced wwlfnien In this valley. CORNER OF LIOYD * PRHIIE STREETS, BUFFALO, N. Y., THOMPSON DERIi, Agent, WiJkcs-Burre, Pa. May 28, 1S63.—ly The best of stock always on hand in large qutiMtiM, enabling his customers to be suited ftLftll times- FitD« FRENCH CALF.a»da\\TENT LEA.Tfl- Bp. as well as French Kip and Coarse Hoots. Work of every description in 111* lino ratiae toC®rd§r with neatness and iia nihility. Ail work sold at the lowo.it prices for S. STURMKK, " • Three Doors Sonth or Pittston Bank. Pitts ton, May 2!, 18ft3. Commission Merchants mark McDonnell, ft! ..lANl'I-AtnVUGU Of ft vor Tiiii purchase Ann bai.k op GRAIN, SEEDS, HOPS & PROVISIONS. BOOTS * SHOES Also, Wholesale Dealers in Western and Canada Flour. „ F anktin Fire Insurance Company, Particular attontion paid to purchasing and shipping Grain ou ordefs, May 1, 1802,-Bm r+ Invites the attention f tot the public to his m&Ato. NM STOCK *"*Y V-' i o ( Gents, Ladies, Mis(i • Iff'"cs and Chlldrens Hoots, Shoes, Gaitcra, Cl. .2*b Ae.,ofcvery style and quality. Fine French * Calf, as well as coarae 'OF PHILADELPHIA. $400,000 0° Pe.petual Pramium*, .$9U,U6 86 Less five percent.,- 61 Unexpired temporary premium*,...... 200,613 83 Surplus 80M24 J4 « JOHN MACLAREN, Practical Brass Founder, 1QCQ FRESH SPRING GOODS. 1863, REIGLE, WIEST & ERVIN, importers and jobbers Sec. 13. As a ehock in counting each clerk shall keep a talley lint for eaob county from which.votes shall have beta received, which tally list ahall oomtitute a part of the poll-book. Sko. 14. After the examination of the ticketa shall be completed the number of votes for eaoh person in the oounty pollbooks hs aforesaid, shall be enumerated under the inspection of the judges, aid set down as hereinafter provided in the form of the poll-book. Sko. 15. The following shall be substantially the form of the poll-books to t* kept by the judges and clerks of the election filling in the blanks carefully:— Poll-books of the eleotioo held on the second Tuesday oft October one thousand eight hundred and—(for other election day as the ease may be) by the qualified electors ot—ooonty (or city) iitate of Pennsylvania in oompany—of the—regiment of Pennsylvania volunteers (or as the esse may be) held at (naming the place post or hospital) A. Ii., C. D., and E. F. bwtg.jdnly w judg»« »f «niCi eloo two, were severally sworn or aifiroed as per certificates herewith returned. MD BRASS COCK IflMtUFACTURER, STREET, PiTfSTON, PENNM. p--' yS Every description of Brass Work, . JSC Oil Cups, Water, Oas, Steam and ' 1*21 Liquor Cocks, Jobbing, Brass Castings,C♦C•. done witli despatch. '''K'10"1 pr'ce* P"'*1olC1 Uruss, Lend and Z'mo. Sec. 2. A poll shall be opened in each company] composed in who,le or in part of Pennsylvania soldiers, at the quarters of the captain or other officer thereof, and all electors belonging to such company who shall be within one mile oif such quarters on the day of election, and not prevented by orders of their commanders or proximity of the enemy from returning to their company quarters, shall vote at auoh poll at no other place. Officers other than those of a company and dther voters detached And absent front their eoua ponies, or in any military or naval hospital, or in any vessel or navy yard, may vtite at such other polls as may be most ccm-vcuient for them, and when there shall be tea or more voters at any place who shall be unable to attend any company poll, or their proper plaoe of election as aforesaid, the electors present may open a poll at such plaoe as they may select, and certify in the pollbook, whioh shall be a record of the proceedings at said election substantially in ■DtDlut and form as hor»inaf*«r dhrccteA. Sec. 3. The pells shall be opened •notearlier than seven o'clock A. M. on said day, and remain open at least three houra, and it' necessary, in the opinion of the judges of the election in order to receive the votas of all the electora, they may ► keep the poll open until seven o'clock in the afternoon of said day, Proclamation thereof shall be made at or before the opening of the polls and one hour before •losing them. Sec. 4. Before opening the poll on the day of election, the electors present at each of the places aforesaid shall elect vtea voce three peraons present at the time, and having the qualifications of electors, for Ctf»* judgea of said election, and the judgea ao elected shall then appoint two of the peraons present who shall be qualified to act as clerks of said election, and the judgea shall prepare boxes or other suitable receptacle* for the ballots. Sec. 6. Before any vote? ahall be received said judges and clerks shall dach take an oath or affirmation that ho will perform the duties of judge'or elerk (as the case may be) of aaid election aeoording to law, and to the beat of bia abilities, and tt)»trbe will studiously endeavor to prevent fraud, deceit or, abuse in_ conducting the same, which oath or affirmation any of the judges or clerks so elected or appointed may administer to each otber, and the same shall be in writing, or partly written and partly printed, and signed by said judges and clerks, and certified to by the party administering the same, and attached to or entered apon the poll-book and their signed and certified as aforesaid. Sec. 6. All eleetiona ahall be by ballot, and the judges of eleotiona may, and upon challepge of any voter shall examine under oath or affirmation the applicant to vote, (which oath or affirmation any of aajd judges may administer,) in respeot to his risht to vote, and his qualifications to vote in thc {articular ward, precinct, city, borough, township or county of this State, in which he claims residence, and before receiving any vote the judges, or a majority of them, shall be satisfied that suob applicant to vote is a lawful voter of suoh plaee. Sec. 7. Seperate poll-books shall be kept and separate returns made for the voters of each city or county; the pollbooks Qhall name the compauy and regiment, and the place, post or hospital in which such election is held; the county and township, city, borough, ward, precinct or election district of each voter shall be endorsed opposite bis name on the pollbooks; each clerk shall keep one of said poll-books so that there may bo a double li4t Of voters. Foreign and American Dry Goods, No. 47 North 3d St., Pliilad'a. Pa., Would respectfully invito the ain-ntion of Country Merchant* to their boots, and work of every description in his line made to order with jicntncDDs aud despatch. Total, 169,176 08 A large assortment of Findings, and Leatficr, Frcncli, Calf, Statement of the assets of theCotapanJr on January 1, U#l,published in conformity with the urovisious of the sixth section of tho act o Assembly ef April 5th, li)42. Moiitoaof.s.—On property valued at over $4,000,000, being first mortgages on real estate in tho city and county of Philadelphia, exoeptfT*,- 629 92 in the neighboring counties, $l|954,64o 99 Real Estate, purchased at Sheriff sales under mortgage claims, surveyed and valued at #110,2»9 1». - Cost,..,... — * »85,#13 38 Loaks. — Temporary loam* on stocks as collatora! security, *84,571 3 Stocks.—Market value, $S7,890 27 Cost,' ■" ("Vl*••••*•**  Notes and bills receivable  Cash, on hand, $23,252 68 « in hands of Agents, #,686 4 Kip, Oak Tanned Sole aud tiypcr, constantly on hand to suit town and country custom, at the lowest figure for cash. Give ine a call before purchasing elsewhere. NEXT DOOK.'JTO I'KUO STOttt, Shop at No. I Shaft, Main St., PitUt/m. April 9, 1803.—ly J- MAO. L. „ Largo nnd Well-Be teeted Mock of JCRTCSH SPBINfi &OOXDS. VVIneh thet nri) now i«clvtim in store. n«- Mercliwit.4 xvouUI ttnd it to tlicir advantage to «ull :in'I ciamniootif StrtA. MAIN ST11EET, PITTSTON April t, 1SB3.—ly HOTEL, PITTSTON. PA.— Ik CiBOBtiB LAZARUS, Proprietor. PikUton, Dee. S, l.W. „ *0y TTJJFjtOilD HOUSE. PITTSTON, PA.— H Ci'UUS STARK, Proprietor «, 18#:l. April 30. ISA ' p. C. HAUBID\GTOiI WRIGHT &- HARRINGTON. ATTORN KY6 AT LAW, 3?A., Office nil Miiin St., »bnv« .Z Bennett's Store. Wili |»r;i€tiofe in Courts of Luzerne County ami Mayor's Courts of Curbopclalc, Consultations in German unci English. T). €. Harrington, Notary Tublic. BENJ. R BOWEN'S Tt B. —A.TTORJTEY AT LAW. Of I 9m lice in il»«j Thompson's Hull. Muin struct nigfr.-- Jan. 26,1K»!D. $75,047 9? tl,tit tt liool, Shoe, Leather and Finding's BToftK AM) MANI'FA(TC'rtY $29,039 16 Tli* undersigned wOlild reepcetfully announce to his old friends and the puUic that ho has opened an establishment of the nliovc description in the room next door soulli of Shiflor A Lunce's old stand, where lie is well * tucked with Gentlenion'w, Lndi.««, Mjty*!* nu# (Children',* Bhoee of ihe very beat mannfyqti|»». 0Havmg in constant finploy the best of workmen, the custom departmbnt of Kin cst*.lili«iimeiit ttill not Ae inferior to auy, Satisfaction warranted. Bf E%lDQUbN. CS. BEOK. M. D.—TDTi.TT18T t lute of l'illliADTJLPIIIA.— OSWfe,J-Two doors above his for-  Feb. 4, I Ml. Br.Ai, Estat*.—MarVol yaluoJ...wt»MtMittu.»«.ln0i280 49 Cost as ubovn,,..., 85,SIS 38 Advaricc in value, 4. Stocks.—Market value... *f7,890 IT Cottt «,« above,,; —• 75,047 97 Advance in value, $3,231,047 87 Ewtabliwli ed 1 7 G O. iD%fir6#Weil0dt K ist side of Main St., abovo the Public Wilk«*-IJC*rro, IVnu. fit/ i«. iy- LC11ILLA.U3), Snuff and Tobacco iMniuifiielurci-, $34,780 11 TT|H. 0. R. GORMAS. hDvin» resumed. tlm I'r'•pricduce of Ma profeaikriv, r«*tte.ctfulfy tendart fi (Pa CerviCL*s to tlie people of PfatBtoTi ftU'l •rifitnyr, fttifift iit the H.VCHjE HOTEtj trill receive iftt ntterttiotj. h'ifflit or Ci?v. , ttjtjn, Inly IS'/lwSl. tf $12,842 30 Number and name* of the elector* voting and their county, city, borough, towntbip, ward or preciuot of residence— (Forinorfly 4JDWia«lwr» Stroot, Now York,) Woul.l cull tli« .itWenUon of UD Ui« urt eU».f hi, »«£,*. la& 18 OUATHAJl ST., Total * -V » »« Losses by Finr,.—Losses paid during the year |8fi0, 8106,325 If. ! By order of the Board.  OIIAS.'N. BANCKER, President, Fltttiin, April ?, ly No. 1—A. B., county of —, twp. of —. No. 2—jC. D., county of —, twp. of —. A. B., C D., K. V., Judges of Election. HL .WWitt" SHOES. xD. Xju&jootia* Mri&nboy Fl-.i-' Riiijiw-P Co»t»« AnMrivaii (Jnntleinan.  YBLLOW SKUFF. Scotch. lfon*y D#w Scotch, High $DMl Scotch, Fresh lloucy Dow Scotch Irish High Xonbt, Scotch or Lumlyfoot, Da micros, NEW Attest—W. A. STEET,. Secretary protem. Directors..—Chss. N. Bancker, President; Edward 0 Pale. Vice Preiident: Tobias Wagner, Rmnucl Grant. .Tacob R. Smith. Geo. W. Richards, Mordecni D. Lewie, David 8. Brown, I«a«c Lea, Georpe Fa'es. WM. A. STEEL. Secretary pro teiji. BENJ. JONBS, Agent. i5r. J- M. BA.ftR.ETT.—DBXTI3T.— Office u aflij* wilieneo on Franklin street, uppoaitfeM*. J»*A»di»t piiureh, Willie*- llano. l'iv., whore lie may hereafter lDe found lit «)1 hour». Dr. K. inserts TetfthgHt Golil and Silver plato, Ae_, ami operates in T&lvie branches of Dental • ■ft** in the host mnmier. A* C*#dueliom from uaufti flkfcrs;** iuflSirfailt to •eoirfr oftg*D*»»*, |4iWD4 yeraojift W**# riD t A 1'Jj I Iyt J'ure Virgini«, Nor.Uitw.hc8i Copenhagen BOOTS AID Attejt: J. K., Jj. M., Clerks. Forts of certificate of oath of judgee and olerks: 1&- Attention is cn 1 led to the large repletion rn r»Tico of Vi&.vcut Chewing find Sfriukrng Tobaccos, Which will be found of a superior qua^i- Uff S**" tK'1 **"' pittaltan.sept. D,18M RESl'EC I FULtVinTitesthoUicjUrtntion of the pultU? toWllargp stockCDf HOQTS AND SHOJiS,»ucltua Gont.s'Fine Cull Boots,, Congress Gditurs Oxford Tic* &c. Also, a large variety of Ladiefc' and Chlldrcns'shoes. and Gaiters of allde»ortptions,In fact otrerythingtlie line. Ho boa connected a separate department for a RESTAURANT and CONFECTIONBEY, ncatlv littcil up in good style. My establishment is opposite 0. Law&Co.* Casli Store, Mnin street, Pittston,Pa. Tbepatronage of tlio pubjicia solicited. 'Pittston, March 20, 18G0,—tf. n«4y Street, nxt door to Dr. Don's. ■ A. B., C. P-, and E. F.f judges of thia election and J. K., aad L. M , clerks thereof, do each severally swear (or affirm) that we will duly perform the duties of judges and clerks of said election, severally acting as above set forth, according to law and to the best of our abilities, and that wp will studapuslj endeavor to prevent fraud, dcceiTor abuse in conducting the T: Undertaking ! _ FINE-CUT CHEWING* RMOKrfl. Long, P. A, L., or plnin, 8. Jago, No, 1, Cavendishf or Sweet, Spanish, So. 2, Swoct Scented Qronoeo, Canaster, Noifl *2 mfx.Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish, Grau ill *tod. TOBACCO LADIES' DRESSES AND CLOAKS of all kinds, made neatly, substantially, and in the latest style. We aim to please. I'ittston, April 91, 1864. "rT" C*|j?*i iri PFlHtt iinfJcrpi^n_1 pit would inform i^3lyd|BjaA t h ]'111/1 i1 ■ lliot bttv- CjM reecDtly prucuriB Hj C! SMOKISG jEtna Life Insurance Company "8. cire»)aT of pricos will be sont on au plication- (Aug. ft, I #03.-1 y. GENTKEL NEW HEARSE, _ nftCl having all otlcr UMlHit]' nrrangoments completed, lie lin.fi gouo intoneabove Unisinos», to which lie will and (jisnatch. COFFINS of all • iSfftrtfistaritly on hanif. Persons disiringhia itMrta «rill please call at the store of the tin- P. SHERIDAN, Julr 3, 18B2.-ly~* Hartford, Connecticut. MOSES CALDWELL, GEN '11 AG T., same. A. B., Robkrt"baur,—book binder, xortii Bust corner CA P«M1d8qu«»*and Main-st Wilkosl»aFr«. picture Frijnes.CoiuuionOilt and Mahogany) ornauventwl n*Rde to or* dor. of any 5i*o. Job Binding uoatlv eXecmtcd. A larm Wlectlitti of rnmmon and firth lilnturfcB, AlVtiifhs, Blank WDok«, Station«ry, NoVfl«, 4o. waVH oniii'kiid. Jttne 17 1863# D, C., E. ]?., Judges. APn.lCATIONS RECEIVED DT £ W. KOIST1B. April 14,1864. Seranton, Pa. Pittston Maiding & Planing Mill, L. M., Clsrkf. | bo subject to all such objections m other I h.r.b/ certify that C. D., E. IT., j returns are liabb to when received ia do# judges, and J. K., and L. M., olerks, wore j time. before proceeding to take any votes at Sec. 23. It shall be the duty of the SeCv said election first duly sworn or affirmc i a« retary of the Commonwealth to cause to be aforesaid. Witness my hand this — day printed n sufficient number of copies of this of — Anno Domini one thousand eight act, with suoh extracts from the general hundred and —, election law as shall be deemed important A. B., Judge of election. to aocompany the seme, and blank forms ef I certify that A. B., judge aforesaid was poll-books, with tally list and retarns aa also sworn (or affirmed) by me. Witness prescribed in this act, which, with the ne«- my band the date before written. postage stamps to defray ej^enaea J. K., Clerk of election. and postage on returns, shall, in sujicient Sec. 10. A return in writing shall be time before any such election, lw forwarded made in each poll-book setting forth in 1 by said Secretary at the expense of the words at length the whole number of bal- j Commonwealth, by eomrai»sionc» or othlots oast for each officer, (except those re- erwise, as shall be deemed most certain to jected,) the name of each persun voted for, | insure delivery thereof, to the eaptain oi and the number of votes given to each commanding officer of each company, or in person for eaeh different office, whioh re- ease of detached voters to the oificer barturn shall be certified as correot, signed by ing charge of the post or hospital, who the judges and attested by the clerks; shall retain the same antil the daj of elee such return shall be substantially as fol- tion, and then deliver the same to thi lows : judges elccted as provided ia thia aot • - • • • • -• • i» ■ * » mi ». 1 j * •»»'- •" aa J, K-, W. N. HURLBUT, n THE undoiaMRnAdftaving leased for a tfcrtA of yGujfclfo# lirftijbiiifcjiiinent forr&erty occupied by ynlljam Pri»;e» us a Door, Bash Blind ManrtWctoTy, nrtVJ made extensive improvements in the Building and Maehinery, to now fDropared to do all kind)) oi work in bis lino at short notice, such aa "" KKMOV A L Braiideiisburg's Bakery. Cheap Passage Dealer in TO'AWD from Foreign and Domestic Frnits- Confectioneriesi Nuts. Ac., also Hams, Shoulder* Dried Beef, Crackers, Cheese, Eggs, Pickles, Bardines, Pried Herring, Tobacco And Cigars, Dinner and 'Market Baskets. GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND New Brick, Opposite TAfSCOTT lilt OTHERS A COS PLANING AND MATCHING FLOORING, FACING, MAKING DOORS, SASH BIG BASIN, PITTSTON, PA. E'migiutiux asiD FonemN Exchange Orrics, 80 South St., New York. rfMIE STAFF* OV LIFE fVJji'M fired'!. Cmd 1 L -would ■Otlnlly inform the eitmeo*- »f PilUWH nn.l vicip.ly, th it I iil»-itvC k«e.p t-lje genuine urticte ou liu.nu for ?ak\ wi th all kinds 'if ICMCK'E'RS, Pits, CAK;S, &C. J-'wwi lies and Partie* supplied iritU everything on jjiiort notice, and on reasonable iSy'esfabtUhme.nt in now In my new brick "PPOKitB the liig b:i*iti. on Main St. acnu PRA.SK. Bll.VXDENBURO. {jjlUton, March 1. 1803. Drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. AND BLINDS, TURNING, SCROLL-SAWING, AND CAR- A Superior Article of Sugar-Cured Hams Always on hand. Also, Best cured canvassed DRIED BEEF. , . Goods sold cheap, and delivered to any part ol East or Vest Piltslon. A share of publio patronage is respectfully solicited—nCD pains will be spared to give satisfaction. W. H. «• Pittston, May 19,1864.  I'AVOniTB MS,IT op LIVERPfjQL ID4CKliTS SAILS EVERY THREE DAYS. X -W'Yi' OF L ONI).ON PA CKETS PENTER WORK IN GENERAL. Thatikfnl for the libhritl pntvortnge heretofore received, Jio hojDeH by strict attention to business and promptness to merit it in future. JAMES R. WEAR. sails ivear ten hays. Parties wishing to send /or their friends or remit inouey to the ,OLD COUNTRY, can do bo at tiie lowest rates, by applying to Michael w. morris, Sept. 8,1864~3m Pittston, P». ,Pittston, Not. 7,18«1.—tf o. H. OARR. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS WITO O- 3VE A.3BCW3S.XQ W dJ OO, WWHOLESALE GROCERS, FLOUR, PROYV VISION, and Commission Merchants, No. }1J Greeuwioh Street, New York, Corner of lieACl«. New TOrk, May 2«, 1884. SAMUEL J. BARBER, I V&S.WP.9 MNffM-.;;. has black Tinir and ruddy coiriplexlon. The lost known of ber, she Rtartcd from Kingiton to go to l'ittston, ou tho UtU of July, and was seen at Shoemaker's Store in Forty Fort. Any information of her will he thankfully received by MICHAEL O'BOYI/E, Jenkins, Tp. or JAMJS8 BROWN, Merchant, or nt tho '■ I'UUton Gazette" Office. Pi'ttston. Aug. 4, 'dl—Sm l'ituton. NORTH EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA Sculptor, and Dealer in At ail election held by the electors of, l\ovideii, That no olection shall be invalilonapany —, of the — regiment, Pcnnsyl- dated by reason of the neglect or failure of rania soldiers, at (naming the plaoe where the said secretary to canse the delivery of he election is held) there were (naming said poll-books to thef proper persona fif ;he number in words at length) votes aforeiaid. sast for the office of Governor, of which Sac. 24. That for tho purpose' of mora A. B, had — fotea ; 0. J), had — rotes effectually carrying out the provisions of For Senator, — votea were oast, of whieh this act, the Governor shall Sara power to E. F. had — votes; G. H. had — votes, appoint and commission nnder the great For Representative, — votea were oast, of seal of the .commonwealth such a a as bar ol which J. K. had — votea, L. M. had — commissioners, having the qualiieaticNi ol votes, aad in.the same manner aa to any an eleotor in thia State, aa he shall deen other officers voted for. neoeeaary, not exceeding one to eaoh regi At the end of the return the judgee meat of Pennsylvania volunteers in th« ahall certify in aubataaoe aa follows, giving, aervioe of this 8tate or of the United 8tatoe if officers, their rank and numbor'of their and ahall apportion the work aaoohg thi regiment and eompany; if privates, the. commissioners, and aupply auoh vacanciei lumber of their regiment and eompany, aa may eocur in their number. Such oom r|x : missioners before they aot ahall take anC! - -- a. 1 ii i !L _ iL jt foreign and Domestic MARBLE, Manhood: how Lost,how Restored irofflUf-Stones, Mantels, Window Caps & Sills, THK BA.NJK, Pirr3TON, LUZERNE CO., PA. JUST Published, a new edition of DR. CUL- Vi)RWELL,S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical euro, (without medicine,) ofbprmaronnncBA. or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Lowes, I«P0T*»cr, Mental and Physioal Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc.; also, Com sumption, Epilepsy, and Pm, induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagance* Price, in a scaled envelope, only six ct». The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty yeans' suoceaaful practice, that the alarming consequences of self-abuse may bo radically cured without the dangerous use of Internal medicine or tbe application of the knife—pointing out a mode of oure, at once certain and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his eoudition may kCyw»y cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically. This Lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the laud. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two post stamps. Address the publishers, CHARLES J. C. KLINE i. CO., No. 127 Bowery, New York. Sept. 17, 1863-lyr.3oh Post Office box *4M. j ' * ■■■ AJA««rdCijrn promptly attended, and Batiafactlon waited. . [April 3, Is«i2.-ly New Grocery and Provision Store, rpHS undersigned would respectfirWy in■ flirm bin friend* and the public in general, ilntt lie has opened a btore between Jenkins Block and I'atrick C'oreuruu's, where ho has u ! flood assortment of the following, among many other articles : I" lour, f'heona, Coffee, Feed, Caudlea. Bpices, Meal. Soaps, Kaisins, Potatoes, Dried Fruits, Currants, Butter, Teas, Bait, and other Groceries, all of which will be sold cheap for Cash. Giro me a call beforo purchasing elesewhere CAMBRIAN HOUSE," V. PETEBSEX, Pittston, P«. II.ii A. rKTEtiSEN, Scranton, Pa. C. PETERSEN, Honcsdale, Pa. Not. 8,1860. ~»V. -• PITTSTON, PA. THOMAS, Proprietor. nlWC liM*rsigneCl having purchased the interra«il'0f Mr. W. B. WtflH in th« above well And favorably known establishment, would respaiAMtZ hisXfitofidn and lonuorpatrona of lSo Hou»o, as well as (he public irtjgbincral, will'be tsft undone to rcrnW- to hie cuAftMiertf Ad guests satisfaction in every parlit Beverage* of all kinds served in the beaLatyU. Fresh Oysters and various other disnePwut be prepared in the most acceptable manner and at all hoars. The House aims to be nnWf'tiis higliosi respectability, and trill be leffrjfca.ma&Ber acceptable who bav«yoooasUiJli# it. G. T. IK 1803.—ljr _ Bsc. 8. Each tieket shall have written or printed or partly written and portly printed thereon the names of all tbe officers which nuay properly be voted for at uji d election for which tbe laid elector desires to vote. Sec. 9. That the judges to whom any ticket shall be delivered shall upon the receipt thereof pronounce with an audable voice the natne of the elector and if no objection is msde'to him, and the judges are satisfied that said eieotor is a citizen of the United States, and legally entitled according to the Constitution and laws of this State to vote at said election, he shall immediately put said tieket in the bo* or other reoeptacle therefore without inspecting the names of persons voted for, and the, cl«ks »ha!J e*t*r tf» pa®# the DR. C. M. WILLIAMS, SURGEON DENTIST, Main Street, Pittston, Pa. Among the many improvements recently introduced in his practice, lie regards none of more importance than his method of EIIAACTIN6 TEETH WITHOUT PAW, which he is doing successfully every day, by the uso of A true return of the election held m aforesaid, on the——"day of , Anno Domini, one thousand eight-hundred and— A- B., Capt. Comp. A, one hundred and thirty-firat reg't Pa. Vol*. 0. D., Comp. A, one hundred and thirty-first reg't P*. Volg. E. P., Comp. A, one hundred and thirty-firat reg't Pa. Vole. . i . Judge of Eleetiom. Attest: J. K., Jb. CMwb. aubsoribe an oath or affirmation, and oaoM the aame to be filed with the Secretary of the State, to the following effect:—I, — , appointed oommiMioner under the aet to regulate elections by aoldiera in actual military service, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the Constitution of the United States and State of Pennsylvania and impartially, fully, and without referenoe to poiltical preferences or results,- perform to the best of nty ksewUdye a*4 ability, th« tiymj Pittston, April 21. 18«4.—Bni Wit- B- JONES, Valuable Farm for Sale. ANY Per noil desiring 4o purr.hft.se * GOOD FARM iu IvUJjojnc cQiuit)'« are requested to call cm the NITROUS OXIDE GAS. tffcrsaie In West Pittston, LAND, on which is n Dwelland Barn, now occupied by Hub. Mijtfc lutar West PitUton depot. , H. 8. PIERCE, C«j-bondlue. cirbbodal#, Way 23, 1801.- B n) Uot.Y, im-tf undcrsigne'd. It ia-perfectly safe and very pleasant to inhale. —j, „ Its results havofeeea ontirely satisfactory in ov- Bnaf For Sale.-*Tb« undersigned off ery instance. _ .?'• i ' Iv. era Ior sale a very handy and light foo Room* with J. W. MILLER, adjoining the boat G. II. IUCHAIIT, "Gfuette Offiee." Cash Store of Chas. La\r A Oa. PUUtou, August 18, '64...1C Pitts ton, May 1st 1801, 'Ck RICHLAJEIT, Gazette offico, Pittston SALT! SALT I / TQroHESubscribor has on hand a large lot o theund Alum Saltan Backs for sale very low, a Store in Everett's Building. Sept. 10, !«•». % HENRY COHEJU. M -A