Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              PITT8T01Jo GAZETTE, \ ■ . • " ; Job Prlrting Ruling. Notic«s, e»ch ««Ute, WOO . " ■' 1 CIBOULarb, - BILL BEAM, AtmiaVtrktoi-'l Xotictt ' #® iHOW-BILLi, TICKETS, jBTisflSBS - AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL "Sft* **».. .* !.;« l!" ! .«! : ' i ' 111 I — ■'—r — '— iSSK HIIUIIO. ';j.V - - ~--y- ..-J': , ■***?*&&QQ&8# m-m-wit '' getoitir to % doal f derate, pMcs, gtto, literature, &gritnlto an* General Ihleffipr ~ ** °°  MfpftiMU' carda not exceeding on« »q«i. with •eca.ional notice., ' W (he PITT»tok y1PJ* ** X4itori*l or local item Will •Wr«d SO centf Mr Mm insertion. Kolicei of d#Atn« or m&rrlftfM will be inye without Charge. Obituarie.lOcent. peril id»«rti»eraenti mutt be handed In before •a|eek A. U. on Wednesday to insure attentn —I " « BTTBIVK8S OABD8. S. Sturmer, Manufacturer SjRp* DEALER 1 Hen's BOOTS, Ladie* HISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOE? BLANKS. Tb» foUomnt Bl»nJ:r»re ketit on h«nd, or priju to order,»nd «old on reneonable tei-mi:—8li*rfirs«J«a Warrant*, ConatableBalea, Summons, Judgment Cm tmcltfPromwery N«te»,H»l»pi«i»,A«»chmoiit«,I*« oation»,MnrnageCertific*t«s,Ch«ok Rolli.Tim* SoOa I Deed# ,Conliacte,Lea»et ,4c.,etc. ""W WHOLE NO. 716. VOLUME XlV.-NO. 38. ITH'STON,. PA., THURSDAY, JAN. 19. 1865. From the New York Evening Express. and imparted to it, bj the introduction of a peculiar oonf'pound, sufficient to render it an excellent lubricant for eithe'r heavy or light1 machinery, and suitable for all season* and climates. For this process, tbe inventor had taken patents in the United States, England and Canada.— Practical engineers and railroad men, whose past experience led them to' entertain.the strongest prejudice against petroleum, and who at first scouted the idea of employing anything of which it was the basis on the railways under their control, have assured us that the new lubricator is unobjectionable. . , We have seen it subjected to a temperature below freezing point, without its limpidity being affeated, and to great heat without losing jts coating properties. Its difiusion and searching qualities appear to us to be superior to those of any other oil with tvhltfh we are acquainted. ly on our own personal observation and partly on the testimony of men far mora competent than we are to judge of tbe vain* of the artiele. We believe that it haa no soperior among tbe purest fish oils, and hO equal among the animal and vegetable ones, and if this opinion be oorrect, its eoonomio recommendations must necessarily brio* it into universal nse on railroads, in factories, and wherever- motive power is employed. In fact, it is impossible to assign any limita to the consumption of such a cheap and important means of increasing tbe efficiency of all kinds of machinery. CITY ADVBETI8BBOTTS.  Geo. W Brainerd & Co, GROCERS, I OS MURRAY, near WEST St. GEO. W. BKAINEBD, D TOBK. DAVID BELDEN J mark McDonnell, Machinery Oils—A New Lubrication Discovered. Hi J ANKFACTUBER 0D BOOTS * SHOES Inurance Company NORTH AIIEBkTa, Pfrilattefpbia For the last twelve fir fifteen years the railroad and manufacturing interests bate been endeavoring to flad a satisfactory substitute for sperm oil, n3 a lubricant for rolling stook and machinery. Several important reasons have prompted their inquisiea in this direction. In (be first place sperm oil has risen enormously ip price, in cpnseqyenee of the scaroity of tbe sperm whale and the inoreased expenses of whaling outfits and voyages; and, in tbe second place, the quality of the oil has been deteriorated within the last few years from eight to ten percent, below tho original standard. . INCORPORATED ITM. Capital and Surplus, $1,556,663 50. oflh* *c.,O ,C3W?' ssk !S the attention i public to hit 1W STOCK DIBBCTOBS: Arthur 0. Coffin, John R. NeflT," John Mason, Samuel W. Jones, Richard D. Wood, 0«o. L. Harrison, John A. Brown, William Welsh,; Francis R. Cope, Samuel F. Smith, Wm. E. Boweii, Charles Taylor, James N..Diekson, Edward H.Trotter, Ambrose White, 8. Morris Wain, Edward 8. Clarke. ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President. G.B.SMITH, Importer of Brandies; Wines, Gins, Ac., AoC, Ac., ITo. 191 West Street, 1 d«or abort Da»n» 8t., NEW-YORK. M»reh 1, Wt. Mlyl its, Ladies, Misn d Children! Shoe*, Gaitors, fe very style and ». Fin* French ti well as coirie Doots, and work of every deecription in his line nade to order with neatness and despatch. A large assortment of Findings, and Leather, French Calf, t OF An Irishman's Confidence in a Buk. We heard tbe following capital story the other day, and only regret that we cannot tell it as it was related to as by * friend: Every «*yU »nd quality. IHB OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN JPITTSTON. "Work dona in the MOST PROMPT t*4 »otief»ctory manner, by the moft experienced werkmen in this rolley. The M of Jtoek »lw*y» on hand in Urge enabling hit cuitomera to b« iultod * jtM*riiEirca calf, end patent LEATHER. M well u French Kip and Coaroe Boota. Work of ivtrjr description In Wi line in*ae f «rdor witti iiituil end durability. 0m- AH work (Old at the lowjit prieee for eM|, 8. STUBMER, Three Doore Sooth of Pittetou Bank, filiate*, May Jt, 1843. Cuabi.es Platt, Sec'y. Thiaold and reliable Insurance Company continues to Iniure all Bafe Class Property, Limited or Perpetual, a* low aa Perfect Security will warrant. THOMPSON PEItR * BRO., Agenti. (Over Bennett'* Banking House,) Wilkkb-BARBB, Pa. U L. CUBT1SS, c. «. COBTIIf. Kip, Oak Taaaei Sole and Upper, constantly on hand to suit town and country custom, at the lowest figure for cash. Give me a call before purchasingelsewhere. The causes of thit deterioration are easily explained. Formerly whalipg Toyages occupied from two to two and a half years; now their aVerage length is between four and five years, and as 'all fish oils become gummy and sour by ago, thereby losing their lubricating qualities, and acquiring a corrosive property,whioh readers them injurious to metals, it is obvious that most of the sperm oil now in use must be decidedly inferibr to the fresher pro' duct'of shorter voyages. Sperm oil is also further deteriorated L3 the. alkalies, &c., used in the process 0 bleaching and refining, and in fact a laf® irdportion of the oil sold as sperm dCJe iot contain a particle of that element, bu 9 made up of other and inferior oils. CUETISS & CO., CORNER OF LLOYD 1 PRIME STREETS, BUFFALO. N. Y.f A banker in Dubuque, whom' Wo shall eall Mr. M ly, for short, (band it necessary a short time ago to a«spen4 business, and accordingly closed hi* doors, and issued a card to his depositors, in which be stated that he hoped soon to be able to resume again. The day after he had closed his doors, he was mot by a Hibernian miner who had $6,000 deposited with him and acoostod him thus: NEXT DOOK TO BLAKELY HALL'S DRUG STORE, MAIN STREET, P1TT8TON. April 2,18«3.—It -  As regards the important item of cost, Hendriclc's Lubricator has a vast advantage of er other machinery oils. It is manufactured of different .qualities, each expressly adapted to the purpose it is intended to subserve, but they are all cheap in comparison with the oils in ordinary use. The price of the Engino Lubricator is ahout half that of Sperm oil, and of the Car Oil a little more'than half. Commission Merchants ro« thb roacBAsa akd •*«.* or ftf Refer to T. BaaTei1, Danville j Hon. Z. Bennett, .Wilkes-Barre; A. Pardee, Hazleton; B. A B.Beran, Henry £oben, G. M. Richart, Geo. Lazarus, L. W. Kaulman, and P. Corcoran, Pittsn. [May28,18«3.—ly NEW FIRM. GRAIN, SEEDS, HOPS b PROVISIONS. HURLBUT AND HASS Franklin Fire Insurance Company, Also, Wholesale Dealers In Western and Canada Flour. Particular attention paid to purchasing and ■hipping Grain 5u orders. May 1, 1862.-#m Having purchased the Stock of Win. N.Hnrlbut, are prepared to furnish the people of Pittston and vicimtr with " Good morning, Mr. M . Faithj an' it's well you're looking this morning, considering tire weather - But it's sorry that I anayOo see that card of your's in the papers. But never do . yon iflind snob trifles as tbht, rnon; take' courage, and hold up your head as ivcr; throuble o' the tiling will soon blow over. And » for that $6,000 balance of mine, jest kape it as long as you want it; I haVe no use fof the lousy dollars—rapd I know yees for an hopesE mon, and perfectly good Tor the same at any time. Kape it sir, and pleasant dreams be widyo." Mr. M. expressed his tbonis, and the banker and depositors separated. But on the following day Mr. M. was startled from his "pleasant dreams" by the presentation of a check for $6,000, bearing the name of his Hibernian friend. Not knowing exactly how to understand the matter, Mr. M. sent for Patrick, when the following explanation took place " Well, vou see Mr. M., Peggy—that is my wife—has been raising tho very divil "boat the money, and just to pacify the poor ignorant cratur that i* was all safe, I (bought, be dad, that I'di just send .for il and count it ail over before her ugly free, and the a she'd- constat to leave it with you, together with the other $4,000 that is giving ub so moofe trouble to kape from being stole." To such an explanation, together with the new temptation of -1,000 additional, the banker oould take no exceptions—so he counted out the $6,000 inroort. But that was the IftnC of the Irishman. OP PHILADELPHIA. ..«oo,#e» oo JOHN MACLA.B.EN, Practical Brass Founder, 1863. FRESH sPRiNfi tooDs. 1803, costfectiosteriks. FOREIGN and DOMBSTICFBUIT, NUTS, Ac.. Wholesale and Retail. Parties supplied at Short ITotica and at low flaurea We keep the BEST TEAS-IN THE MARKET, also Corn Starch. Saleratus, Potash, Spices, Ac. A lot or TOBACCO and CIGARS always on hand. Oysters and Fish fn their season.— GWa ns a call as no pain * will b* spared to girm satisfaction. Bespcctfully Yours, HUBLBDT * HAS8. Pe.petual PremiuufS, $914,146 65 Less five percent., 45,707 34 $888,489 51 Unexpired temporary premiums, 200,512 38 Surplus, 1 •D.. 800,224 24 Artothcr important recommendation of ta«r Lubricator is .its comparative i incombustibility. All other oils manufactured froso petroleum take fir# nt u temperature H JutJe.,9Vfr lftP of Fahrenheit,, and the crude material ignites at from 45 to 50.— The new agent on the other hand is safe up to a temperature a little below the boiling point, and we have seen lighted paper brought in eonttfet with-it, without causing it# Ignition. It can therefore be •toped in cities without danger, and tbe insurance companies,-aware of the fact, iosurse it at the same rate* as the fish oils. This is an econoauQ jpqnaideration of no small moment, REIGLE, WIEST & ERVIN, IMPORTERS AMD JOBBERS or AID MISS COCK MANUFACTURER, Mil* STREET, PITTSTON, PESiN'A. UJi| Bwry docription of Brnss Work, V&7 Oil Cuni, Water, Ga«, Btearo and WI Liquor Cocks. Jobbing, Brass Castings,Ac. dona with de&paLcb. KkThe highest pjicea paid tor old Brass, Lead and Zino. •hop at *•. 1 Shaft, Main St., Ptttstoo. Jiffr *, IIM.-lr J. MAC. L. These tacts are #eH known to all experienced engineers, mill-owners, and failroad superintendents, and when we remember that the p9or article of sperm at present in use is sold at double the price charged for fresher and bettec'oil five or six years it is not wonderful, that otfr Railroad Companies and Manufactnrers should long hare been anxiously looking for somo efficient lubricant that could ' be afforded at a more moderate rate. Lard oil has been tried, and perhaps more nearly approximates sperm, as an ahti-frictional agent than any other. But it has two serious drawbacks. It loses its fluidity at the temperature of- 45, or thereabouts, and in very warm weather becomes so thin as to ftn off from the surfaces to which it is applied. Some time ago cheapness was, however, a great point in its favor; but now, in consequence of the increased ooet of feed, tt is nearly as expensive as ordinary sperm oil. oreign and American Dry Goods, No. 47 North 3d St., Phllad'a. Pa., Would respectfully invite the attention of Country Mercb»ntolo their lotfll, .$2,ie9,m 08 Statement of tlx asset* of theCompany on January 1,1861, published in conformity with the provisions of the sixth.sectiftn of- the aet o . Assembly »f April 5tli, 1842. MoBToioEs.—On property valued at over $4,000,000, being first uiortgsges on real estate in The city and county of Philadelphia,except $74,- 629 In the nei&h boring conn ties, $1,#J4,6S8 88 Real Estate, purchased at Sheriff sales under raortgageclaims,surveyed and valued at $110,59V 49. Cost, » rittfton, S«pt. 29, 1884. Large and Well-Selected Stock of FBKSH spbino GOODS. Which tlier are now receiving store. Merchants would find it to their »d»»nU««to Mil aad examineour stock. April 80, ! B68. _ DR. C. M. WILLIAMS, SURGEON DENTIST, TJAOLB HOTEL. PITTSTON, PA.— JH| . Q BO ROE LA.ZA.R0 8, Proprietor. fitUtea, Dee. 4, 1S«1. Main Street, Plttston, Pa. Among the many improvements recently introduced in hi*' practice, iie regards none of mora importance than bii method of EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, which be ii doing euceesifully every day, by the use of C. £. WRIGHT. D. C. HARRINGTON WRIGHT & HARRINGTON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AVIXJ RK8-BA K, PA, $85,413 38 The country is now, and bas been for ome time past, literally flooded with mixid oily called lubricators. Many of these ire composed of uettufcirm and fish oils.— ii some off bin oJastf the amalgamation is mperfeCft, and the ooastitu»«ts soon *f paate, while in a)l» the original grit and icid of the petroleum remain intact, and ipeedily produce an injurious effect upon Machinery. We bavo conversed, at different times vitb several railroad managers who have horougbly tested Hendrick's Lubricator Dn the great freight roads of the interior, incf they all testified verbdlfy, find have lince testified in writing over their own lignatures that the article is entirely free from such abjections. A short time ago we were informed thai the Hendriok patent had been purchased by a company consisting of a few wealth} capitalists, and haw since learned some ;hing of thei r plans and designs The Com pany has been incorporated under the lawi Df the State of New York, by the style anc .itloofthe "Jpreat Northern Oil Company,' with a bona fiJc capital of two millions o lollars. None of tne stock is for sale, the members of the incorporation having su4f mbounded confidence* in the artiole, thai :hey prefer to keep all the shares in theii )wn hands. They are now manufacturinf largely, and have purchased tracts in vari jus sections where the kind of petroleun required bas been fonad, and are sinking wells and erecting factories with a view u ;hff production of the Lubricator in sufficient quantities to supply the rapidly increasing Iernand. It seems that all ooal oil is noi idapted to the purpose* and great diserimi lotion hss to be exorcised in selecting the srude basis. Mr. John B. jSmith, manage) Df the Pennsylvania Coal Co., on whose ail road s the Lubricator is now exclusively ued, states that he bas iully tested it« wearjig properlit* as compared with those of the jest fish and animal oils, and that he pre ;ers it to" qny of them. Ho mentions tbat )/ way of experiment, he opplied it to the wheels or side of a car, and fish oil oC ipproved quality to" the wheels on 'the op. posite side. The result was that when the latter had become dry and heated, the forner were still thoroughly lubricated. He jstimates that the saving effected by usiag Hendrick's preparation is equal to abotii two-thirds of its cost. It is believed tbal the inorease of motive power obtained by its adoption will enable railroad cawpaniei to add more than ten per cent, to the nun ber of ears which is now considered the compliment of a locomotive. Puring the past week our attention has beeu drawn to a- test which, although on i small scale, appears to be equally decisive The Hendffck Lubricator is now%sed ft! filing * hoisting macbinS in a storage vara \r this lubstitu'- for tbC Loans. — Temporary loam on itocks ai collateral security $34,671 3' Stocks.—Market value, $37,800 27 Cost .........  Notes Sml bill* receivable,.,  Cash, on hand,.... t23,252 68 " in 'aands of Agents, 5.C8C 47 tTufford house, pittston, pa.— CYRUS STARK, Proprietor. March ««, 1MJ. Office ort Main. St.. above .Z Bennett'* Store. Will practiea in Courte of Luzerne County and Mayor's Court* of Carboudale. Consultations in German and English. D. ft. Harrington,-Notary Public. Feb. *, 1894. . NITROUS OXIDE GAS.~ $75,047 97 $1,916 95 T\ S. K00N.—ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Of- II. ftce in the Thompson's Hall, Main »tr*et, tttUten. Jan. M, 1859. It ia perfectly *afe and very pleasant to inhale. Its result* have been entirely tatiafactory in evi ery instance. * C. M. W. Room* with J. W. MILLER, adjoining the' Caah Store ot Chas. Law A Co. « Pittston, May 1st 1861. $29,939 15 $2,231,547 67 SB. BECK, M. D.—DENTIST ■ ■ ,. . Ute of PHILADELPHIA.- MK c«,—Two -doors above hi* formar reeidenee, B**t *ide of Main St., abovo the Baku* Sinare, Wilkea-Barre, Penn. T"VR. C- R. GORMAN, having resumed the II practiea of his profenion. respectfully tenlir* Wis ferric** to the people of Pittaton and "calls'eft at the E A.OLE HOTEL will/eceiv* prompt attention, night or day. Pittstan, July Ji. 1MI. tf Robert Aaur,—book binder, north East corner »f Fabric Square and Main-st Wilkesbarre. Picture Frames,CommonGilt and Mahogany, ornamented and plain, made to order, of any aixe. Job Binding neatly executed. A large selection ofeotnmon and fine picture*, Albums, Blank books, Stationery, Novels, 4c. ways on hand. June IT 1863, Beal Estatc.—Alaj-ket Incorporated 1812, value, Co«t as abore Advance in valu», —— Stock*.--Marketvalue,.. $87,890 27 $110,509 C19 . 86,513 88 Stock Company, $24,786 1 MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANT, NEW TOM. Cost as above,  Advance In value, TS.047 97 Common whale oil, from, the samo causes that have enhanced the price of sperm, to which it-is much inferior as* lubricator, is now worth more than twice its former market value, and only twenty per cent, less than lard oil. $19,843 30 ASEjETTS, 754,0-2.43 Total - *2,260,175 #8 Ijosses nr Finis.—Iiostes paid during the year 1860, $109,325 11. ■ By order of the Board. • OHA8. N. BANCKEB, President. CheapPassage Akdriw J. Smith, ) Secretary. j ( W*. Pitt Palmer, ( President. TO A*D rnOM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND While the manufacturing and transportation interests were still easting about for a new lubricator, adapted to their purposes, petroleum was discovered in large quantities, in Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Western New York', Canada and subsequently in California. It had been some years as Seneca oil, in certain districts whero the Indians procured a small supply of it from the upper strata of the soil; but when its subterranean springs Were tapped by means of deep wells, it suddenly became a grand staple of commerco. Of course, it immediately attracted the attention of the whole scientific and Manufacturing world. The much desired cheap lubricant had, it was thought, been found.- Three or four years ago petroleum was in use on some of the .Pennsylvania railroads, under the name of Mecca or Rock oil, and we were then informed by prominentlailroad men. that it was likely to supersede all the fish, animal and vegetable oib as a lubricator for locomotives, and all kinds of machinery. But this expectation was aoon dissipated. The petroleum obtained from the depths of the earth proved to be an inferior article to the surface oil. It contained a large amount of grit, which turned out on analysis to be rotten stone, was charged with acid, apd mixed mort or loss with water. Of course the mechanical effect of the grit was to grind away the machinery on which it was used, while the solvent action of the powerful mineral acid aided the work of destruction. The priooof . the artiolo was low enough, it ifftrue, but the difference of coqt between the petroleum and the fish and abimal oils, was found to be a very small matter as compered with the loos involved in the increased wear and tear of rolling gear and operative machinery.— Petroleum under these circumstances was soon abandoned as a lubricator. DIRECTORS* W.P. Palmer* Rtifit* L.Lord, Thos.W. Pears*! 1, Sidney Mimon, John C. Oreon, Wm. F. Mott, Peter Cooper, Hi? hard Tig he, John Ca*welh H. IT. Browne, Robt. B. Miu turn, AugustmH.Ward Edwin D.Morgan,L. B. Suaror., Jam. B. Johnston, Thoma* Barron, Jam**" Coll**, Henry Ehworth, John tile ward. Kn'h'd. Mortimer, ilenry Bayhs. Attest—W. A. 8TEEL. 8ecrelary pro tem. Directors.—Chas.N.Bancker,President; Edward C. Dale, Vice President; Tobias Wanner, Samuel Grant, Jacob R. SAiHh. Geo. W. Richard*, Mordecai O. Lewis, David S. Brown, Isaac •Lea, George Fales. WM. A. STEEL. Secretary pro tem. BENJ.JONE3, Agent, it. 5, 1861. DB. J. M. BARRETT,—DENTIST. —Office at his residence on Franklin street, opposite the "Methodist Oliur«h, Wilkes-Barre, P»„ where he may hereafter be found at all hours. Dr. B. inserts Teeth on Gold smd Silver plate, *«., tid operates in *11 tlye branches of Dental •urgery, in the best manner. A deduction from usual charges sufficient to •ever expenses, allowed to persons wluD eomo rest a distance. April 19, 1880.-"-ly. TAP8COTT BROTHERS A COS Emigration axd Foreios Exchange Opfics, 86 South St., New York. Drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. i TAPSCOTT'S FAVORITE 1.1 N B OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS SAILS EVERT THREE DATS. X LINE OF L OND ON PA CKETS The banker, meeting, him several dayt afterwards, desired another, explanation. * " Och, the truth is, Mr. JL, it h massif that has been ashameckiOsee ytea. Jfeggj, that divil of a wife, ye see, has kid the money, and botbe* me, if I can fad it it itll—apd that's just the truth, sir." D The banker made a graeaful' tender of bis hat, but Pat declined to accept the some, although justlj entitled to U.—£uZ- Imglon fiazettc. Insures Buildings, Merchandise and other property, again*! loss or damage by lire, at rates as low as other first-class Stock Companies. Particular attention given to the Insurance of Farm Property, Isolated Dwellings and their Furniture, for one, three or five yetr*. Losses eqoitablt audited, axd promptly paid 15 Cash at tAii Aoaiicr. THOMPSON DERR, Agent, Wilke«-Barre, Pa, May 28, 1808.—ly Pitts ton,8c BENJ. E. BOWENS ISTEW SAILS EVERT TEH DATS SPRING CAMPAIGN.* Parties wishing to send for their friends or remit money to the OLD COUNTRY, can do so at the lowest rates, by applying? to MICHAEL W. MORRIS, Sept. 8, 1384-8nr Pittston, Pa. Boot, Shoe, Leather and Finding's STORE AND MANUFACTORY. JL New General in the Field! TBI COMMANDER IN CHIEF ha# the pleasure of s;nnouncin* to the citizens of Pittslon and Lusefne Co., that he has secured the servic Mtf SB experienced New York opperator to asslst his Is the beautiful art of taking sun-lighl Pictures, consequently his patrons wijl not er Serienee the unpleasantness of so long delay in neisg served as has unavoidably beeu the case koratoforo With Mr. Merriam to paint Del., lack, & Western Railroad, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS Management of Restive Horses, EORTH EA8TEEIT,!,pENlf SYLVAHIA The undersign fid would respectfully announce to hia old frienda and the public that lie lias opened an establishment of the above description In the room next door south of fthiffor & Lance's old stand, where he is well stocked with Gentlemen's, Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes of the very best manufacture. Having in constant employ the best of workmen, the custom department of hia establishment will not be inferior to any in northern Pennsylvania. Satisfaction warranted. B. E. BOWEN. A correspondent writes : " I have • valuable mare, of very high spirits. Last fall she began to b« restive about starting, so much so that it was dangerous to drive her single. Sbe was impatient to starts and if held in would rear aud pitch about, eomotimes throwing herself down. Finding the matter beeoawog serious, I undertook to cure ber, and succeeded perfectly. The modus operandi is this: Let the driver have tlfe entire change of her, and take pains, by gentle usag« and kindnes, to be on good ternw with her. When she is to be driven, let him harness her himself, talking to and patting her daring the process. When all is ready, go to tier head and stand, without boldiug her, if possible, till everything is in the boggy but yourself. Now, boldwg the lines, step baok i pace or two. Sho will probably start; i she does, pull ber vy without a jerk, speak' ing kindly to her as soon as she is still. Ii she backs up or rears, hold her py the bead; ■but don't strike her. llepeat the procesi till she is mad enough to &tand still, and take that time (o get in. Now if yon ordei her to start, she will probably make more trouble} wait, therefore, rill she is readj —you can tell by watching fterears—tliei give her the word and let her go. By pur suing tbis plan a few weeks a radical ourt asay be effected; this, at least', is my ex perienoe. Oo» very important point u never on any account use any severity witA a horse of that disposition ; it can never dC any g9od, aad is almost sure to do. hurt it «hould be repaetnbereu that while it i lever necessary to give up to a horse, it 1 rerT C»te~ "aCJ''' iCt Tfanrtrif?bet£ * tjmr Ruining Time of Passenger Trains, Oct. 12 th, 1864. . LEAVE HORTHWARD. | LEAVE SQCTHWARD. PHO TOGRAPHS, Accommodation.tion. jpassen- I gor. Passenger.Accommodation.tion. Who is unsurpassed in that branch (as his life •ad cabinetkise paintings on exhibition dem•■itrete) will assure all that batter work cannot be done in anv Gallery in the County. * J. W. MILLER, Commander, rob. II, !»»*.  8TATIONS, A. M. P. M. Pittston, A irH ?D I8M.—ly P. M. P. M. UNDERTAKING I gq/FJ'tiB&nw. rpHE andersignCsSfiSjt*giN X ad would inform the public that hav- K ing recently procur Bed a Great Bond.. New Milford Montrose  T*Oft RALR.—a °M Hor,° Top Bus»y J? in fOoderdsr, will bo sold for want of use Xaaulre two doors south of Pittston Bank, of aftpfc «, ISM-tf ] J. S. HORLBOT. 11. * A. PETBRSEN, Scranton, Pa. C. PETERSEN. Honesdale, Pa. NOT. 8,1880. Hopbiottom.... Nicholson ..... Fnctoryville.. A bineton.  Clark's fium't.. BCRANTON.. Green vil lo  GUBNTBISX. JUST IMPORTED PROM TH1 Whith lVJ Stono Ware, the irst Importation and the bownattornin ns%rket. Call and see, and Wsftt liViewed. CHAB. LAW * CO. AprtMt.iWJ. NEW HEARSE, FI NEW and having all other neeessar? arrangement! completed, he has gone Into the above business, to which Ire will attend With promptness and dispatch. COFFINS of all ailM constantly on hand. Persons disiring bis services will pleasa call at the store of the unsigned, F, 8HERIDAN. Fittston, Joly S, 1M2.-1 y-» ' Dunning...,. M.01C0W....... Oouldlboro'., Tobvhanna... Forks i..M.iiC. ■ Oakland..  A*» HenryvilU.... flpraguevlll*.. StroucUburg... W»ter 0»p ... Jfount B«lhel Pelaware  SHOES. XD« 3L.AMB, to0K®" SSt Sttwi, nxt door U Dr. Dorr's. LADIES' DRESSES AND CLOAKS •f ell kind», made neatly, substantially, and In Wa«lmtopUa»a. FiUetoa, April 31,1PM- rrVEAS.—The undersigned lias * fine sssor1" J. ment of Green, Black end Japan Teas, to which he ealls the attention of bis customers. June 30, 1804..] G. B. ROMMEL. RESPEC TFULLYI nvltcstlie theattentlon of tbe public to blslarge stock of BOOTS ANV SHOES,such »a Qents'FiiieCalfBoots, Congress Gaiters, Oxford Ties &e. Also, a Urge variety of Ladle*' and  and Gaitersof aUde«oripUons,in fact every - thingtbe line. He hat connected a separata department for a RESTAURANT and CONFECTIONRET, neatly fitted up in good style. My establishment is oppo*ite0.t,«wfcG«.» ■Cash Store, Main (tract, Pittston, Pa. The patronage of the publicis solicited. Pittston, March 29,1800,—tf. •M'nunkaOh'k Bridgeville  Oxford......  Washington ... New Hampton «eb'ageforPi»'i OA BARBELS ROSENDALECEMENT, rood OU quality, for sale by A.KNAPP* May lrt. 18B1. * HStf OR RENT-T1IE MOTT STEM MILL. En quire of T. 6RONG, or PUtaton. April 2», '64..3t R. J. WISNER. 8tock of Boots and Ladies Shoot, Groceries, Willow-Ware, Ac., Ac. His stock is now more fall and complete than be has ever before offered. G. B. ROMMEL. West Pittstop, Jnly iJ, ISM.  W-« supposed, from all we beard upon the subject, that it had been finally discarded—that there was bo possibility of bringing coal oil into such a condition as would ao&wet the derirad end- But this wa» A mistake. About two years ago we were surprised to fiod that a ipetroleum oil w used on the Pennsylvania Coal and  Delaware and Iludaen Canal Co"'s roads )n both ofwhkh linet/«rarkatioa is thC notive principle, and wheTrfon that ac onnt economy of power IS a nrat cssen HOUSE FOR SALE. 4 The andersigned offere for Sale, on reasonable ftermi, her Residence oo Ball Road Streetj D» .Pittston Borough. The are fonair *• T. ROBERTBOM.i efTTu Apply to O. r„ GAlWBtt, •: . . . . Office Strong's Steam Mill. - The Passenger Train Northward Leaves New Hampton on the arrival of the .Mail %mm wbi.h laaves NSW YORK at m6 A. M., Cyxl MANVNKA CHUNK on the arrival of the Train which leaves PHILADELPHIA, (Kensington Depot) at 7.15 A. M. At SCRANTON this Train- makes olose. connections with and* Great Bend with the Mail Train on the Train Southwdrd Leaves Great Bena aftet* the arrival of the Clnsags® 5a^hwehfflpft.v Bloomsburg and Delaware 4 Hndsen Railroad*; at MttH»k* Chunk with the train for Philadelphia, and at New Hampton wUh for New York, the Lehigh Vall*y, Harrisburg, 4c. Passenger* by this -ftain arrive in Heir at I 6.40, In Philadelphia at 8.30, and in Harrisburg at 8.M P. M. ouse in city as a .J  jest sperm oil. The ooneeqoence is that nstead tf/our men being,ejppipyod to opwate,the,machine, a« ,wa*UDp, owe .when , „ frh °d without A fact advisab. o  'kThe 'ap'pcarnncTbf t'fteTjU ™Hoot'or Mm ®wr God forgives! I wil ssiss^BS did; from the admistare of j»rtMee of M- the eye, by MJ word or by the alighted »I grourndfro*'fte machinerybyineertb- Toioe, know thak he repungent taint which hai heretofore been temptffile way of fbigimg; and tbeeo is a ine of the objeotioei urged by railroad stt- noble and manly way of doi«y4fc One Derintendonte againat petroleum. kind of ftirgiveneei is an additional provonfhr WV- bj*}h.obriati.n way is glorio* MQ Miukiroi. life Insurance Company •Ttford, Connecticut. J ES CALDWELL, 0**1 A®*., Seranton, Pa. * L*VE VT HILB YOU LIVE! KeroseneJDil Ag ;*o DOBRA'S NEW SALOON ZN »tr XjXj BXjABT. rE undersigned hare the Agency of»everal Extensive KEROSENE OIL HOVSES and have now a SPLENDID LOT at tbeir Storehouse in PitUton. Dealer. are reouejted o call. _ JESIHN(?a A BROTHER. i n ve« tigate i ts clai nw .TIOYI rr t. w. ttinit. The undersigned has the pleasure of announcing to the public that he kM fitted up a neat end commodious Lager Seer Saloon and general Restaurnnt, one door north or D. Lamb's, on Main street, in Pittaton, where Jie Is prepared to farniah the beet of everything with which to refresh the icnit VMM, IRIFFITH THOMAS, *nd fhVormMy known establishment, would tt- inform hi a friends »pd lofoaer pitrons •1. the House, as well a* the public, in jtm-ral. That nothing will be left undone to render to his 'SiMEm and guests satisfaction in erery par' Motor. Beverages of all kinds served in the iftato (ijfle. Fresh Oysters and various other diehes will be prepared in tie moat acceptable ■•oner end at all hours. The Houee alma to be «M of U»o highest and will be jlaat in ftjaMner acceptable to all who hare oc- W-I 7 in, Cet. 1 ■ - - i r fm NOTICE '■ hereby given (hat the bu»l-nea« heretofore conducted by Jatnei h. McMillan will be changed to the name and firm of Law A MoMiilan, ana all accounta of Jamea L. Mo- Milton will be aettlad by the laid firm. Wa iolioit tbe patronage or all who require anything In onrfine of bnainesa, at the old »Und In Odd Tel Iowa' Block, Wa.t aide of Main Straat, PittatoQj Pfc AITDBBTW LAW, jab. l. McMillan. The Accommodation Train WWttfww*. eonntets wt Ore*t Bond with the C¥M«f the New York Sxprats ariltMV 1 *" W WATTS COOKS, Sop't. B. A. HENRY, Gen. Tiaket Agent. rflEAB! Ten! Te*«! Oreen Blk. ud J.ptn I Tea«, Bold at redaoed prioee »t O,' B. ROMMELS', W*»t Pitts ton BILL OFFAKK. 8w!Uer Cheese, Trip**, il*. UmbujrgerChaese, ■ Ctld ll.nL Frankfort Sausage, Fried Oysters, Bologna ' Oyater Stews, ' CI Pfekrad Pigs' I'mt, •?.- ti byrter. *»w, PiokUd Tongoea. Everything, bat Mil avid, got up in the beat of atjrle. • Hot Ooflw, lager, lie, Liquors, Cigm, le„ ki. K abare of p.ublie patroaaga ia r»fp»«tftilly solicited. No pains will be spared to please. D ' D. DOBRA. ritUton, Nor. 34, l««t..ly Pitt.ton, D«e. 29,'««. THE HOLIDAYS I Th» undersigned in antDoip*tlbn of the Holi» days, Jim.laid in » l*rgw and fresh Stock of Candies and Toys of »" kmd«. Give him i ell. ' JAOOBJA. PENTLER. PitUtos, D.o»mhfr 14,1WK. Oct. IS, 19/14 ] - • . ■ I • ■« n -i ' f