Pittston Gazette and Luzerne Anthracite Journal

              ( PITTSTON GAZETTE, l/..r.:.CH "■g**Ti IMtlli i PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY J : - ■~s~S; DjmrrarriAiV] JMLfi A 7IHTTU1 mamuALshi IrL •neorthrte weeki. •— ;,j j' .,j iL j j {j v AND LUZERNE ANTHRACITE JOURNAL 2 a~ i oo | u« | tf oe | as oo •&"«» MBI' * r-TW07i3 iv-. uwrsw? *»•• ... • m ■ Hi t »■?•£■"C« " ' ' •C*r .V'-''.* ; - 1 no* i »w i »»«« | tow ________ ' ■—— ■■ —: — .-- ...■ • ■ . ■ . , ... p Cf Ma, letos, literature, anb General JuteT Job Printing and Ruling The, Gazette Jobbln^Offlc* and fhe Job Printing Office Being now consolidated. embraces a larger yarietj Jobbing material than ntty other office in the coun; and is fully prepared to execute work kinds the best and cheapest manuer« PftrtlcuUu attyai given to the following„ ** MANIFESTS, QRDEBg, PAMPHLETS, HANDBILLS, CIRCULARS, BILL IIEAI)3, 8HOW-BILBS, TICK JEttS, LABELS, CARDS,' 1 JJOTB8, KULIIfG. Ruled work'of all kinds, done in the nrnfopf best manner, and printed as requested. Everyt)! in this line will reoeire prompt attention. itoteb to tire nal Jttfcrafs, flu ,1th occasion*! notioes, iac IVIVk I —0 •ubscri'ptio; • the Pittstom QUiBTTa, $11 tO per annum. Editorial or lo«al item advertising will b« ikaratd }0 Mat* per line each insertion. Koticei of deaths or marriage* will be inserted without charge. Obituaries 10 cents per line. Advertisements most be'handed in before 10 Vloek A. M. on Wednesday to insure attention. l$tML BLANKS. VOLUME XVI.--NO. The following Blank* are kept on hand or prin to order, and sold on reasonable termsHheriff Si Warrants, Constable Sales, Sumnions, Judgment i tracts, Promlsorv Notes, Subpoenas, Attachment.--, editions, Marriage Certificates, Chock Rolls, 'I Rolls, PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1866. WHOLE NO. 852. C. S .STARK, J. A. WISNER, XSS Warren Street, New York, Fim, Ac«n» * Tcimib, ) . , , Wholesale Qrocers. J ' March 39, 1866. ly 3. HOFFM AN, MUSIC DEPOT POKTEY. very good. I passed some good vineyards.— The women were at work tying up the vines, for which instead of twine they use osiers, or the flexible twigs of the willow. Advice to Young Men. .A-ttorney at Lawi PX5P5BTON.PA. Bounty, Back Pay, Penalona, [From the Bradford Argus.} Young men are you looking fur a wife If so, keep jour eyes and ears wide open, you may be wofully deceived. A pretty f and graceful figure are very attractive and sirable, if the mind and disposition but C respond. In the parlor and from borne may be all your " fancy painted her," but It well to it, you may be seeing only the bri; side. Before you commit yourself .frilly, Boot & Shoe THE BRADFORD PALISADE. ST W. «. S. At two o'clock T started in the diligence.- AMD OTUK Ofe? BCHAMTOH 'S?' _jpL_ Braas Works. Where Susquehanna's water flow, It had two compartments with two persona in l each, and sometimes one on the seat with the driver. I was about 17 hours in this vehicle and I never had so comfortable a ride in any similar vehicle. The afternoon ride was very pleasant. I passed through several villages where a stop was made to deliver the mail or to ohango horses, which was done quite frequently. The scenery was fine all along until dark. Just then we entered the town o Brixen where we stopped for supper. On en. tering the Hotel, I met a young Austrian, who, finding that I did not get on vory well in asking for supper, undertook to be my interpreter. He had seen me at Botzen and recogniiag me as a stranger kindly volunteered his services. I bad his pleasant company all the rest of the journey in the same compartment of the diligence, and he seemed as glad to meet some one with whom he could talk a little CtTffliint Claim Collected. Office in Expbkss Office. , Aug. 10,180*.—ly. MAZER, And in their waves reflect Towanda's cottages below, as; With many an elm bedecked, There rises, like an emeral wall [If early Opposite Butler Coal Co'i Office,] Main St., Pittaton, Pa, ALL Work done in the neatest and most substantial manner, and warranted to give satisfaction. Having a thorough knowledge of the business, customers may rely upon having their work done on the most approved style. REPAIRING will be attended to promptly. It will be my endeavor in the future as iu the past to merit a liberal patronage. IFSf A variety of Ready-Made work on hand. Give me a call. J. H. Cabinet and Life Sized Portraits, FOR With agate baies laid, A mount preoipitate and tall— . The Bradford Palisade 1 strategy to ascertain her every-day disposif and temper. She may be just the opposite what she apperrs. By all moans find out she is thoughtful and affectionate as a daug ter and sister. If she fills these two offi well, you may have very little fear in trust your happiness in her keeping. But the yot lady who sits in the parlor with white ha' and taper fingers, amsing her idle visitors, reading trashy novels, while her delicate a perhaps aged, mother is doing the drudgery large family, shun as you would a viper, fo is a rare instance th»t you will find a disoj dient daughter or neglected sister maki good wife. NORTH EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA! To meet the wants of a largely increasing business THE MUSIC STORE OP PHE SUBSCRIBER IS NOWRIPEPARED to X EXECUTE IN •il Colon, Portraits, Cabinet or Life Site. la »ty les to luit the wishes of hit friends and tha puSlic. Portraits from Daugeroetypes, Am. bro types, Photograph! or from Life. Those wfeo have lost friend, and have a Photograph Ambrotype or Daugeroetype of them, and are in want of a permanent Oil Likeness will plea JOHN MACLABEN,. Practical Brass Founder, L.B.POWELL, Twin idea lie on the river's breast, With verdure oovered o'er, Where Orioles build their downy neat, I heard their song from ahore; They always seem to feel, as we, Within Towanda'a glade, That round them is security— The Bradford Taliaade 1 BRASS COCK, GLOBE VALVE, AND STEAM WHISTLE MANUFACTURER, has been removed to the spaeious rooms formerly ocoupied by G. L. Whitinore, on Wo. 4, Cliff St., Scranton, Fa. IPENN AVENUE BRASS CASTINGS DONE WITH DIBrAtfCn. April 8, 1883.—ly July 12, 1806—ly. (A Fit Doom Sooth or tbi Sr. Charles Horn,) SOBANTON, PA., Where will be found a new and enlarged stock of Pianos. Cabinet Organs, Melodeons, pO- Room hours, from half put 10 A. M until half put S o'clock P. U. gWe me a call. SAMUEL J* BARBER,, t Keystone Marble Yard! Sealptor, and Dealer In Foreign and Domestic MARBLE Tomb-Stones, Mantel*, Window Cap* fc Silh, PRICES REBUCEB. Pittaton, July It—tf. How like a curtain upward rolls The cloud of mist at morn, While Its translucent, gossamer folds Are rent by many thorn ; Then coming out in Heaven's pale blM# The sun peeps as afraid, Above the cedar and the yew Of Bradford's Palisade! JNO. H. MILLBPAUail, Braiaard's Building on Lackawanna Aveaiw, nearly opposite the Washington Hall, *8erantoi, Pa. 4 Pictures Guitars, Violins, Banjos, Flutes, Fifes, Drums, Aceordeons, Concertinas, tamborines and all lcinds of Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise. English, and learn something about America, If she speaks lightly of religion, or temperance cause, view her with distrus eyes, tor she surly will not be a suitable j son to guide and direct your children in path of duty. flerantoa, Uay 18,18M. FOB as I was to have an intelligent companion.— He had learned English at Pragua, his native place, and seemed very desirous to go to America to see the wonders of the new world. My ride that night reminded me somewhat of my diligence ride to Perugia, the evening of the Cheap Passage OPPOSITE! THE SAKK, PITTSTON, LUZERNE CO., PA. 8 1,00 Beoond hand and new Pianos from $T6to$1000 Second hand and new Melodeons " $ to to $200 Second hand " Cabinet Organs " $100 to $600 When pass our love from earth away, We lay them by the sreem, Where the first brightness of the day Upon their graves may beam; And ever on the evening breeze A requiem sad is laid, A mournful sighing through the treos Of Bradford's Palisade! TO AIlO FROM ORBAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Secondhand Instruments taken in Exchange for New Ones. Assure yourself that she is not a eoque If she is, your time will be worse than thrc away in trying to gain what she does, not j sess—a heart. Take the advico of «ne C has seen much, and do not try the ejeperim or you may find, when to late, you have id a mistake of a lifetime. TAP8COTT BROTHERS A CO/8 All orders promptly attended, find satisfaction warranted. [April t, lft82.-ly MILLER'S day I left Rome, and I mentioned the Incident of the cow on the way, which led to Enigbatjox and Fobeiok Exchange Office, THE LA TEST SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC BOOKS constantly on hand. Prsfcea England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. M South St., New York. E. REMINGTON A SONS., Extra advantages offered to Teaohers. JEST Please send for circular -giving full descriptions of Instruments, Ac. Scran ton, May 4, '64, tf some conversation about the brigands. My TAPSCOTT'8 Of \LJ MANUIACTVEMS 07 ML REVOLVERS, RIFLES, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS Austrian friend-asked me if I were armed.— I responded in the negative, and said that being a minister I did not like to carry arms.— He said that he had a pistol with him, as he did not like to travel in Hungary without one, if he should have to go that way. We in America can understand this, as the Hungarians and the Austrians are not very good friends. I do not think I should have any fear of traveling there for if I met with any difficulty I could take out my passport and show them the ''Spread Eagle," and they would remember hew kindly their noble Kos~ suth was received by our people. My companion also remarked that while at Brix en where he had remained some hours, he saw some very auspicious looking persons and he thought they might be Italians who had como up in this region to get work on the railway now in progress through the mountains. But this did not disquiet me. I had a feeling that I was going through safe and the event was according to my faith. )L PACKETS SAILS EVERT Oh! may the Almighty God whose hand Made the mountains high and strong, And clothed in beauty this fair land, Keep us from every wrong j That when our days have passed in love, And our last prayer is prayed, May soar our spirits far above The Bradford Palisade I THREE DATS. X LmE OF L OND ON PA CKETS NORTH EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA MXJSIOA.L INSTRUMENTS. In conclusion let me say, if you hope i to possess the richest boon that can be besl ed by heaven—the undivided affections • true woman—strive every day of your lift become worthy of her; or you never des* to get her ; and I hope you never may, fC is a sad sight to see a couple unequally yC —one pulling at rne end of the rope, and other at the opposite end, without any coi niality of thought or feeling. Heaven fo that such may be the fate of any one w eyes rest upon these few hints, that bavo I given with the earnest hope that they ma of profit to some thoughtless young perse 4AILS ITStr TEW HATS. Also by Steamships Sailing Weekly. Parties wishing to «end for their friends or remit money to the Old Country, can do so at the lowest rates by applying to Muskets and Carbines, For the Uuited BUtes Service. Also, Pocket and Belt Revolvert, Repeating Revolvers, Rifle Canes, Revolving Rifles, Rifle A Shot GuB M»rret«, and sold by Gun LDea1«r* (tnit tlifi TVndCD jjeOenflff. In (hoM «»l Hou«t*brcttking iiihI Rolibery, every MICHAEL W. MORRIS, Feb. t, 18M.—lyl Pittaton .Pa N"ew Goods ! [From the Record of the Times.] he Wants of the People Oonsidorod. having just returned from with one of the most exten«fcre roeeehandiie ever offered to the people -County, would respectfully words,to their friends and the pablic in general, that tboir purchases have (••a made with a view to the wants of the people, the miner and laborer, as well as the clean (••dad gentleman, or fair lady. Goeeries and previsions, flour aud feed in large supplies al ways on hand Scenes mtheOJd World.—W086. REMINGTONS' REVOLVERS. House, Store," Hank, and Office xhould have one of VENICE. Parties deniring to avail themselves of the late improvement* in Pistol*, and wperior workmanshipand forii). will find all combined in the New Remington Kevolverr. Circulars containing cuts and description of our Arms will be ftirnishea upon application. • E. HEMlMiToN u SONS., Ilion.N.Y. Mookk * Nichols, Agent*, No. 40 Court land St., New York. V. PETERSEN, Pittaton, Pa. H.Jc A. PETERSEN, Scranton, P*. C. PETERSEN, Honesdale, Pa. Nov. 8,1860. T T? T DWTO has made ariian'ge-1.1. 1JIZJ W JLO MEKTH. 411 Connection with his Grocery 8toro. on Main Street,nitron. Pa., to keep a few CHOICE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOB SALE, lie will keep on hand 6in«e I last wrote to you—the journey which I so much dreaded has been accomplished and here I am safe in the capitol of Bavaria. I said I dreaded the joujney because 1 feared I should suffer with a cold, having to travel all night in the diligence over the mountains, and having heard that the road was almost impassible from the deep Snows. It seemed to be quite a change from the warm climate of Italy, and the very comfortable railway cars. There were half a dozen ways of getting to Paris. One was to go back by the route I came ; but this seemed a long distance and I did not feel like retracing my steps and going over the same ground. I could go to Vienna the capitol of Austria, all the way by rail; but this was a long journey also, and when I got to that city after more than a day's ride, I would be farther from Par is ttian when I started from Venice. There were four or five other routes all involving more or less travel by diligence. I wished to go from Milan over the great road called the Simplon, which gives a grand view of the Alps, but was told that it was too early in the season ; and that the Brenner pass was the lowest, and would bo fflcmst I accordingly took it notwithstanding the difficulties of which I had heard of from others. I took care however to get reliable information, and not to listen to • class of persons who «n in the habit of finding fruit with everything while trawling. Borrowing  SOMETHING NEW. EJsty's Cottage Organ, It is an old saying, remarks the AS Cultivator, that "" he that goes borrov goes sorrowing and a still older-one, « borrower is servant to the lender." Bu far as applied to farm tools, Yankee ingcr seems to have reversed these sayings, for of the greatest annoyances of some neigh hoods is the necessity for lending too "Won't you lend me your cart to-day f" want to borrow your crow-bar." " Can't let us have your drag ?" " Are you goit use your old mare to-day ?" " Father * to get your oxen." - I want half doze your new bags," Ac., are usually followed long scratches for lost bags, half a day's i in getting carts and harrows repaired, Cfcc. — AND Treatte Davles' MONITOR ORGAN. Also other kinds of Instrument*.should they be desired. lie is nlso PHKPAHKI) TO PUT .NEW BELLOWS IN MKLO 1D EONS and Ilepair Musical Instruments generally. Specimens can bp seen at his Store. Please call and examine and Mitisfnction will be Apr,I U, JWi*^!iii THE undersigned liave opened in eonnectiou with theii* Dry Goods .and Grocery Store, a LAW A MCMILLAN. Odd Fellows' Block, North Side. PitUton, Dec. 29, 1361. SEWINfr MACHINES GEO. BLAKE & CO., BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, Whore the citUeus of Ve#t PUtaton and vicinity may obtain a FIK8T-IIATE AKTICLE, and at a* low rates u.s at any other establishment in the county. They intend to keep good workmen employed constantly, and the public can get their wotk done at all time* ftjod punctually. HAVE YOU HEARD OF DEALERS IK guarantee* i. T, F. LEWIS, And now we begin to ascend the mountains, We hare three horses abreast as I saw in some of the large omnibusaos in London and elsewhere. Instead of leather traccs they use ropes. We meet with more and more snow . I began to think we should soon hare to take runners and go over in slodges. But we met with large teams heavily laden with goods all along the way, which I judged must have come from the other side of the mountains.— It was not the wilderness I expected to pass through, for all along the way at short intervels there were houses, and now and then a town. Over the highest part of the road for some distance, the snow along the sides seemed to be quite deep, but along the track it had evidently been shoveled off, as we went over on bare ground. I afterwards learned that instead of the usual amount of snow much rain had fallen for soreral days; and was informed that at times when the winter was ■were, the road was really impassible. This however, has been an unusually mild Winter all over Europe, and I bare had the benefit of it Thia night seemed more like getting into Winter than anything I had realised, especially after the genial Spring which I experienced in Naples on the 1st day of March. I was well provided with a good thick ovorcoat, and had in addition my shawl, which had been my traveling companion on many a Winter's journey, as I went to my convocations. Thus I was perfectly comfortable, only now and then feeling very sleepy I would gee into a short nap which would be broken by some stop on the road. The road all the way was good. It was smooth and hard, well guarded either with railing or stone posts, wherever it would otherwise be at all dangerous.— It was not At all like our nairows in Pennsylvania on the borders of the Susquehanna. After reaching the summit, whioh was about midnight, I think, we began to move on more rapidly. The moon now lighted up the snowy peaks of the mountains, and I lelt anxious then to keep awake to catch all I could of the scenery. I think I never traveled over so crooked a road, as it necessarily must be to get through and avoid the high peaks. The railroad will be a marvel, greater even than that over the Appenines, which interested me bo much. Then the romance of travelling by diligence will be gone, while comfort and speed will be increased. Chas, Schlagei's Steam Bakery, SE WI1\G MA CHINES, April 27, 1865. Work oj all detcriptiont made lo order at Short Notice. Particular Attention Paid to Re- A Novell) in the Musical World! QqX, Lacltawanna A Washington. Avenues, SORANTOIf, VA. 7 SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES A XU pairing. Sole Leather and Shoe Finding* oj all OF EVERY IHSCHirTIOW. Agent* for th« WEED, «movEn fc baker, nurtux iiof.E, /CERTAINLY we have. How could any one in a country like this help hearing whstey«rybody i« talking about. Sehlager defies the «rorld i a alt that pertains to good eracleers. He makes the following varieties, and is reaponsible for all his manufactures: Batter, Boston, Water, Graham, PicNicand JtuKtkT Crackers. Soda Bi&eujt. The undersigned would tender his thanks to fcis many patrons in Luzerne c«unty and elsewhere, and now begs leave to assure them that his facilities for business are more nerfeet. than before. t CHARLES SCHLAGER. Scranton.Feb.il, 1861. S29yl Detcriptiorw. O. B. ROMMEL k CO. Nny IT, IMO.—ly AND PET SEWING MACHINES. Old Machine* Rouglit, Sold,'Exchanged or Impaired. SHOES. NEW " Why, father, Mr. Dumplin said he w pay for the cart if yqp would get it meni " He would indeed, would he f This u cost him about one fourth of my loss of in going to him for it, and taking it from blacksmith shop, to say nothing of my days delay in gcting my work dona." " father, you know that's a great deal better Mr. Suggarplum did, when he borrowed cultivator, for when he broke it, be swo: you behind your back, for lending him 81 • rotton machine,' and wouldn't never ] cent" A full ajgmrtment of XKKDLKS and tmpjrliee for nil m«t-iM-M0*«on*rantly on hand. We have a few 2u.il h«.ud Haeliiuea for S|ile very cheap. Table* for hand machines punplird. All orders by mail or otherwise will recefv© prorap atieutio#. AVD GEO. BLAKE k CO., &CBANT0*, V&. XD- LAMB, LINDEMAN & SON'S PATENT CYCLOID removal RESPECTFULLY invitesthe theattention of the public to hisiarge stock of BOO TS AND SHOES,such D■ Gents'FineOaliBoots, Congress Gaiters. Oxford Tie* lie. AI*Ot • large variety of Ladles' and Ohildrent'aboea, aod Gaiters of all description*, in fact ererythingthe line. He has connected a separate department for a My establishment is oppositeO. Law&Co.s Cash Store, Main street, Pittston, Fa. Brandensburg's Bakery. Soranten, IFov. 30, 18ft5.-ly Dr. G. SPERLING, PIANO FORTE, New Brick, Opposite German Physician and Surgeon, BIB BASIN, PITTSTON, PA. (HOMEOPATHIC AN# ALLOPATHIC.) COMBINING STRENGTH and ELEGANCE of Cms, and Volume and Sweetness of Tone. See the very flattering notice in the N. Y. Tribune, by Mr. Fry, the musical critic of that paper, lie there claims advantages for it that cannot be secured in the Square Piano. I am also Agent for the Magnificent Square Piano, OfChas. M. 8ticff, of Baltimore, and Messrs. Ihne A Son, of New York; samples of which can be seen at Messrs. Everhart's, L. G. Daman's, and George Smith's. Having had a long experience in the business I feel some confidence in my ability to judge of the qualities of instruments, and believe it to be to the interest of Sartics wishing to purchase, tocallon me undor le "Gazette" office, beforo purchasing elsewhere.31HB STAFF OF LIFE is good Bread, and I would respectfully inform the citisens of ttaton and vicinity, that I always keep the genuine article on handfor sale, withallkindso (Late from Breslau, Prussia.) OFFICE IN THE JOHNSON .ue "John, where's the crow-barf" " I ( know; sir, I've hunted for it a good deal two or three days." " Have you looked ii bam if " Yes, I hunted all through the and the carriage-house, and the corn-hoi PITTSTON, fDA. I left Venice on Tuesday morning April 8d, having one more ride in a gondola on going from the hotel to the depot I had to retrace my steps as far back as Verona on the road towards Milan. Then I left the level Lombard plain, and went up among the mountains following the course of a little river.— Night set in before I arrived at Botzen the end of the railway as far an completed. Rain set in also, and it would have been a very disagreeable night to have set out for the ride over the mountains. I had already ascertained that I could leave the next afternoon at 2 o'clock, and thus havo part oi thii ride by daylight, So I took supper and passed the night at Botzen. I now realized that I had left Italy and was in another country. Every- I thing seemed different I was now in Austria. On sitting down to the table, there were several persons all talking in German, instead of Italian and French of which I had heard so much. And yet it seemed quite familiar although I could not understand a single word they said. It sounded something like home, for I often hear the German spoken in Wilkes-Barre, and it brought some of my friends to mind. I had all the next forenoon for a walk about th# town, of which I could see hardly anything in the evening, when I arrived. I suppose it is a good specimen of a German town of the ize. It is situated on • plain directly in among the mountains, some of which were very rugged and picturesque. I noticed the extreme civility of the people. The men recognizing me as a 6tranger would take oft their bats, and even the boys would do the same, which is more than I can say of some of m£ young friends in Wilkes-Barre. I have bad young and old take off their bats to me in Italy, but it was for a very different object It was the beggar's manners, and he expected to be paid for it. But I did not meet a single beggar in all my walks around this town which speaks well for it. I noticed that they had a great variety of bread in the shop windows, and I met one little girl carrying hotne a loaf as long as bersel£ The bread I found Special attention given to diseases of ne Eye and Ear, as well as the practice of Medicine generally, l'rompt attention given to all calls. Treatmentgiven in the Homeopathic or Allopathic practice to suit the rose and ?references of the patient. Offlco hours from to 9, A. M., afternoon, from 12 toSjf evening, from 7 to 10. The patronage oftho publlcissolicited. CRACKERS, PIES, CAKES &C. families and Parties supplied with everything In his line, on short notice, and on reasonable terms. Pittston, March 29,1860,—tf. UNDERTAKING I " Have you asked Jim f " Jim haven't seen the crow-bar nowhere f" '* Why, j saw it at Squire Noodle's ; he borrowed i day when you was gone away, to pry t bar post, and it's been there ever since." My establishment is now in ray /new brick building opposite the big bssin, on Main st. FRANK BRAKDENB0BO. Pittston, March 1, 1863. necessary arrangements coir into the abdve business, to \ THE undersigned would inform ic public that havig recently procur' a Pitts ton, Aug. 3,1365, DR. C. M. WILLIAMS, SURGEON DENTIST, JACOB SMITH, 5BNTEKL AW II1']ARSE, 1 having all other DIetcd, he has gone — — .. uich ho will attend vitli promptness and dispatch. COFFINS of all ,izesconstantly on hand. Persons disiring his services will pleusecall at the store of the unsigned, p. SHERIDAN. Pitts ton, J uly 3,18#2.-ly-* Every farmer should have a full set of t and have a place for everything, and et thing in it* plate. If he has not tho mi let him sell off a corner of his farm to pro them. (Successor to OUarlvs W. Jenkins,) a"m"c"'"  AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN H F. A.THOMPSON. Pittston, Sept. 28,1885. Main Street, Pittston, Pa. Among the many improvements reoently in. produced in his practice, he regards none of more importance than his method of PureCla rifled Cider Vmegar, AND LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, ROME. ACCIDENTS! At a grayer meeting recently held not from New Haven, an earnest brother, w zeal surpassed his intelligence, offered thi. .which he is doing successfully every day, by jth* p*e of t NITROUS OXIDE OAS, EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT P*IN, MAIN STREET, 0 PJTTSTOM PA. THE ORIGINAL Travelers Insurance Co., ipSr All ordera promptly attended to. New Flour and Feed Store. tition : " Oh, Lord, have mercy on us miserable sinners, of which I am the chei ainoung ten thousand and tho one allogc lovely." It U perfectly safe and very pleasant to inhale. IU results hare been entirely satisfactory in er- C. M. W N.B. No acids of any kind u«ed in the manufacture of our vinegur. It i( warranted to.be ■uperior for pickling and all oilier domestic purposef.May 31,18#«—«m». MILLER & ROSS OF HARTFORD, CONN. TT EREBY Give notice to tlte public that they have XX taken Michael Heap's large brick store room on the bank of the Canal, recently occupied by H,Cohn, and nearly opposite T. Benedict'* Store, where they will keep a constant supply of FLOUR, MEAL, CHOP, MILL FEED, GRAIN, Ac., and they unU sell cheap.— Call at the Store House and see. M. A R. Pittston, July 5th, iHGt—tt Cash Assets, December 1, $585,838.12. Iwiri' yjth J. yf. HILLE8, adjoining th« Jmd Store of Ohu. Law 4 Co. Pittaton, May lit 18(14. INSURES A0A1BST Acridbbts From Bubawat Horses, Accidbbts Fbok Slipi-ert Sidewalks, Assaults Br Burulars and Bobbers, Spbaibkd Ankljss ABD Broken Limbs. Explosions, Collisiohs, Bubbino abjD Dnowaise. The Her. Paul Hamilton, on receiving presentation to the church and paris Broughton, near Edinburg, preached • 1 well sermon to*the ladies of Ayr ; and, nD little to the surprise of his fair auditory, j his text—" And they fell upon Paul's : and kissed him." fi. E. WRIGHT. D. C. HARRINGTON WRIGHT & HARRINGTON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WIL9KS.BABBK, PA Offloe on Main St., above .Z Bennett's Store. Jf ill praetioe is Courts of LM«ru« County and Mayor's Courts of (Wboudale. £■/ Consultations in German and English. D. C. Harrington, Notary Public. Feb. 4,1864. New Livery in Pittston. The Undersigned bavipg supplied himself with a choice selection of John McDougal's Star Saloon, Main Street, (Opposite Odd-Fellows' Hail,) ACCIDENTS OP AIX KINDS. Daylight at length come, and I enjoyed fuUlv the remainder of my ride. We were continually descending by a serpentine course, with fine glimpses of Alpine scenery—until six and seven o clock, *11 at once the view of the valley burst upon us—with Inngpuck in the midst of it, the end of our present road— the beginning of the railway. It was a beautiful scene. We reached Innspuck at 7, had ample time for breakfast, and then leaving my intelligent and pleasant Austrian companion, with whbm I exchange cards. I took the comfortable cars for Munich. The character of the scenery now immediately changed. We left the vicinity of the mountains, and passed over level land, through little villages and large towns, adorned with numerous churches with tall tapering spires painted, souie red, some green, and at 4 o'clock, arrived in this city, where, perhaps, you may soon hear from me again. With thanksgvings to a kind Providence for a safe and pleasant journoy, I close my present letter. Your friend and Pastor, Ufiouuis D. Milks. . HORSE.S AN J) BUGGIES, Carriages, Ac., would respectfully announce to the public that he has opened a Livery in the Stables in the rear of James Brown's Store, where persons can at all times be furnished with Horses and Conveyences to suit their fancy. Parties will be sentoutln comfortablestyle when desired.—Terms i-easoaabLe.—A share of public patronage respectfully solicited. r * r p. M. CONNIFF. PITTSTON. PA. J0T- Polioies of »ny amount from $500 to $10,- 00(1 in oase of fatal accident, or $3 to $50 weekly compensation in case of disabling bodily injury, and from on* month to five yean time, at tmallprmiumt. v BEVERAGES of all kinds and of the beii quality. A ohoice lot of CONFECTIONS, juai received from the city. July 6, 1864-1 w. t&~ He who rcspects and holds word aaored himself will hare it respe aqd trusted bj others. JOHN McDOUGAL. Oldest and Best Accident In*. Co. Extant. J. G. Pres't, Eod.sey Debnu,Bee. Dr. JOHN C, QBCKElt, J)HTflICIAN AND SURGEON, TOBACCO AN© SEOARS H. C. DEWEY, Agent, A French wiiter says there bat four great sooial ideas, vis ; Bi Marrige, Paris and Death- (Formerly of Tunkhaanook,) JulylS, 1885 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. F*b. 1, 1866. Express Office, Pitts ton, Pa Opposite the Bank, Pitts ton, Penn'a. \fD», 8. CERQIS, Fashiona-1 BLE DRESS MAKER, removed to Kenuiff Street, jjxtdoor to Dr. Dorr's. LADIES' DRESSES A WD CLOAKS all kinda, made neatly, substantially, and la Next Door, below Paul Bolian's, Office hours—fron) 8 to 10 a. w.* and 1 to 2 p. fa. Evening, 6 to 8. * ' Plttoton. March 1, !888.-tf MAIM ST., PITTSTON, PENN. MESSRS. SWEMFORT *Co., Wiu open a Whole- Kftle and Retail Tobaeco Store, on Saturday, the of June, at the above named place, where may bo had all kinds of George Cleaver's RESTAURANT, N. W. cor. Eighth & Race Sts., PHILADELPHIA. It is often better to have a great deal of 1 to happen, than a little; a great deal may i you to remove what a liCtle will only accq you to endure. DR. J. M. BARRETT,—DEI?rtST Office at his residence on Franklin street, oppoa-" the Methodist Cliuroh, Wilkes-Barre, Pa„ Where he may hereafter be found at all hours. Dr. B. inserts Teeth on Gold and Silver plate, and operates in all the branches of Dental •urgery, in the beat manner. A deduction from usual charges sufficient to «ov«r expense*; allowed to persons who come jom a dittbnee. April l», 1880.—ly. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Alao HEUAKH of the choicest Brands, at prices that none will complain of. i'luiu and Fanrj Pipes, Canes Port Moirfas, *c- All in want of the above articles, will do well to give this new store a call before purchasing elsewhere. 8WEI8FORT k Co. Pitulon, June 14—3m*- An exchange says, that " in the absem both editors, the publisher bad succeeds securing the sorvices of a gentleman to the paper that week." The soul goes highest when the body | lowest. BUTLER HOUSE, PITTSTON, PENN'A. Families Supplied With Oysters Feb. 8, '69. DR. M. L. ROWLAND, OFFICE formerly occupied by ■tlm Hniilt, PLYMOUTH, TA, May SI. 1(00, to Jun. *, 1687. JOHN TREFFISON, Proprietor. April 1», 188$. • i " ' tAA POUNDS OF POTASH, At the West Pittst)UU ton Htore. 0. B. ltOMJJELL k Co. PHtston, May 21—Jm.