Pittston Gazette

              rTTSTON GAZETTE JOS PRINTING UNO RUl„ TERMS OF PUBLICATION' The Gazette Jobbing Office embrnCvs a large variety o* Jobbing Material, with one large cylinder Taylor steam p two smaller steam power presses, two hand presses—thus enabling n execute, it in manner not to bypassed eyen in our larger cities. The riTTSTOK Gazette is published every Thurs j day Morning, by G. II. Hichakt, in the GazetU Building. west side of Mi.ni St., at $2.50 per annum postage charged within the county. nu at TEEMS OF ADVERTISING AS FOLLOWS low rates. One Square (10 lines) or lees, one month or less, $3 three mollis, f5; nix months, $8; one year, $12. Particular attention paid to the print ing of Manifests, Pamphlets, Circular Shov. -BiUs, Labels, Notes, Orders, Hand bills, Bill-Heads, Tickets, Cards, &C•. Ruled and Bound Work of all kin done to order in tlie neatest -nil i ■ manner, and printed to order. A fall hue of Justices' and Constabi Blanks, together vrith License Apptions and Bonds, Notes, Deeds, ( tracts, Time and Pay J tolls stoutly on li nd One-eighth Column, one mo.. $6; three inoa., $10: six months, $16; one year, $25. One-quarter Column, cnemn.. $12; three mos. six mos., $2o; out year, $3o. devoted to the coal interests, politics, news, literature, agriculture, and general intelligence Oae-half Column, one mo. $18: thrc mos months, 5"0; one year. Auditors' and inte^', All Communications!'! and Deaths VOL. XXIII.—NO. 23. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1872. WHOLE NO. 1,168. Arc.. C ATTORNEYS AT LAW. PRUCS AND MEDICINES. SAVINGS BANK, ? ! M M ? THE PEOPLES' BANKING. WATCHES and JEWELRY. TluD Spinner. Harry opened wide his merry hazel eyes at the idea, A Gambling Hell. Mr First Lover. MINERS' 0. W. FREE :an, I sat and spun before mv door, A youth along the road came straying ; His hazel eyes a deep smile wore, And blushes on liis cheek were playing, My glance was from the distaff wou ; 1 sat abashed, and spun and spun. " What made yon think of such a thing, sir ?" he asked, Jolm Morrissey at Saratoga controls the fjreatest gambling establishment in the United States. His domicile is erected directly in the rear of Congress Hall and embraces sever .1 lots, for which he paid $20,000, though their original owner had only a few years previously purchased them for about one-fourth that sum. Over $200,000 have been expended on the buildings, so that the total investment has not short of a quarter of a million of d -'lars The gambling house is a superstructure of brick, tastefully ornamented, is approached by an imposing Hight ot steps, and is guarded by metallic effigies j of mystic animals. You enter a wide,) roomy, airy, stone hall, and turning And ' yourself in the reception room. No hotel of the kind approaches it in taste and elegance. Here you meet, or at least the writer and hi# friends met, about eleven o'clock the other night, some fifty or sixty men assembled ; some seated at cosy little tables discussing wine, others rambling around eyeing things curiously, but the majority standing up, hat on head and cane in hand, smoking freely and talking (occasionally swearing) loudly. Passing through this reception room, we entered a room said to be, and we should conceive justly, the most enticing jungle which lias yet been afforded for the retreat of the American tiger. The carpets cost over 81,500, The chandeliers are of green and gold of exquisite workmanship ; the brackets are gems in their way; the apartment is Hooded with gas (there being sixty-six burners in this room alone) ; there arc several mirors of the largest size and finest quality known outside of a king's palace ; there are bronze knights and natural and artificial flowers and ornaments in prefusion ; the walls are light and neat and clean, and are pleasantly suggestive to the eye : the ceiling is elaborately carved, and, most prominent of all are the tables scattered throughout the length and breadth of the apartment which tell their own st^ry—.tables of faro, roulette, rouge-et-noir, &c;—just now the rougeet-noir table seems to bo the chief attraction. The dealer is an old gambler, with white hair, long white beard and gold spectacles, aud could readily be mistaken for a clergyman. He is "assisted " by an adipose and flisliy sport in u light suit and highly colored necktie. Perfect silence is preserved, and a heavy game is being played. And now the crowd transfers itself to the roulette table, and now we find it busy at faro, The tiger is a chameleon, and assumes | all forms. To-day, When I ehanred to look over A trunk full of old odds and-endf, This note from my viry first lover pi S. STARK. L', ATTORN F.Y AT LAW riTTSTON, PESN'A SAVINGS BANK $ ! -3 DEALER IN TiAteMd 1% . I i fell A "Oh, I don't know. She lias n good place here; but one couldn't expect her to lDe contented with a housekeeper's situa tion always, Harry " I found iiat cnchaii lit love lend Of Pittaton. EAGLE DRUG STORE! It makes one dar simply eterna' hF. gaines, . Assessor of Internal Bevenuo, : Hotel, Pitteton. •Iun" ri near Eagle *"• s- snBK' NAMDEL PKIC'K Aud carries you back to the years Prenldent Vlw-Prf«l«lpnt OF PITTSTON ! o ! +? R°  S H "No, to be en: e not." When joy, lite the sun, was diurnal, And smiles were the right side of tea II. C. DEWEY, Cashier ESTABLISHED 18 : c; D In Irendly tones, " Good clay 1" he spoke, With timid grace approaching nigh or, Startled was I, the thre ad it hroke, Mv foolish heart leaped high and higher Tlie thread once more I fastened on, And sat al»8sh« r., and spun and spun. " She has bceame very essential to our domestic happiness, Harry." went on Mr. Avenel. ] Dn. w. ( NUGENI INTEREST PAID That he couldn't spell well at the time " If you love me, I am your true lover, Mv darling," he wrote (vou'd discovi •beet CAPITAL - $300,000. M. D.. Proprietor. "Yes—I grant von that, Uncle Joe." " AnCl I really know how we could manage to exist without her. . "Raise her salary, uncle, DEPOS I T S x H •H ft Aud 'to prove it I send you this dime Jan. 1 ' Fittston, Pa, This D\nk invites business men of all classes to open accounts with f&em. a general ftwUng business done. Interest paid on all sayings deposits, iticoke roller Company Drafts on New York and Philadelphia, at current Hotel, Main street, l'i ts- , rat' s. IDealC ami Domestic At Boxer's they'll give you a heap, O r. OA J Asentlor Harry, suggested If you please to buy dates or bonbons, But. at Trudge's they sell 'em quite cheat and R°al Est'ii ton, Pa. DIJKJS Afcm MEDICINES, TWICE V IRAK. He claspeil with tender touch my hand. And vowed none with it cnnlj compare The Tory loviest in the land! "No, I linnlly think it would answer my purpose; but, Harry " '' Well uncle?" And make me the happiest of John"." June 2i 1870-ly SPECTACLES, CUTLERY Molras, Musical Instrnments, &c., k, Well, we quarreled one morning severely tf'oneerning the names of some flowers. And I fancy most quarrels spring merely From trifles as foolish as ours.: Alas, he's grown famous and gray now. And has lost his tine taste for bonbons But, reading his letter to-day, how 1 wished him the happiest of Johns! 13 I RECTO It S A General Banking Business Done. So swan-white, plump, ami dainty fai At- with his praise my heart he won, I sat abashed, and spun and spun. DENTISTS. —• | Ul NHY SMITH SAMl'Et PHIC£ CHEMICALS Mr. Avenel looked slightly sheepish, " Cau't you imagine any other way of keening her here?"' He asked. I M. BARRKTT, 1D- D. S. ») . DENTIST. No. lil N. FKANKL1X STREET A. D. KING C. S. STAKE Pfrftmery, MICHAEL REAP, President. RKAI* 8POTOH AND BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES—the best in the world JOS. T. SCHOOLEY. SOLOMON STUBMEli GEO. B. ROMMEL Toilet *oi»p». Itnlr Brnfthei, Also Sole Agent for the celebrated Lazarus & Morris Spectacles and Eve-Glasses, Tpon my eliair he laid his arm, And praised the flnely-wroughten thread. So near liis month, so red, and worm, How gently " sweetest maiden," he said! TIip while he gazt'd my face upon, I Mat abashed, and spun and spun. Harry stared at liis uncle. Mr. Avenel felt disposed to give him a hearty shake for his stupidity. E. Cliur JOHN RADEH DANIEL D. M09IEH ISA AC CARPENTER, Tooth RrnfthVs, Xall KriuM C• A. A. BHYDEN, Cashier Prices Very Lov. Juno 14. WILKES-BARKE, PA. | BARNARD SHARKEY JOHN S. HURLBUT Flesh Bruih*'*, C lothea Rrashen, •'Oh!" cried the young man, with a sudden dawning of lucidity over the darkness of his brain. "Yon don't mean matrimony, uncle?1' Dli. C. M. WILLIAMS, SURGEO-N 1DENTIST B. G. COOPEr Ijcathor flru*he«. FIRST NATIONAL BANK All Good* Warranted as Represented. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry Carefully Repaired. No. 55 SOUTH MAIN St., PITTSTON, PA. DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AND SEJ- STOVES & TINWARE. ALSO AGENT FOR Facte and Fancies. MAIN STREET. PITTSTON, TA •'Yes 1 do!'' ijuotli Mr. Avenel, stoutly Would yon olyect Harry V " I, uncle?" There are 450 Masonic lodges in Indi ana, and 25,000 Masons. Among the many improver nerd in his practiiie, lipor auee tn»n his r regards more | [D K MOV A I JADWIN'S SUBDUING LINIMENT, j His handsome face toward my own Meantime lie bent with glances winuin; It touched by some odd chance unknown My lu*ad that nodded in the spinning : He kissed me, this audacious one! I sat abashed, and spun and spun. ,1 A 11 It I T T ' S TIN SI10P OF PITTSTON. JAMES SEARLE, An Albany girl has brought a libel suit against her mother extkactim TH WITHOUT PAIN Tins institution having a larger capital than any other Bank in Northern Pennsylvania—having Dealer in " Because you are the only person in terested besides invself—and her." ■j da Ono Poor South of Penn'a Coal Oo.'k Office PITTSTON P A My greatest interest, uncle, is to see yon happy," the young man answered, wringing the elder's hand. " And—if I, too, should conclude to marry at no very distant day—" A wire heated by a galvanic current will cut wood like a saw. XITKOI'S O X III E (.AS LARGE STOCK OF Suffered no Losses in all its Past History tfcf x DC~' o ►—1 o o P? i» A young man in Indiana was nearly stung to death lately while hiving a swarm of bees. s perfectly safe anCi very pi1 ) inhale. Ilavir ■ Mew?y STOVKS OF ILL KINDS! on hand a lull assortment of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Having good surplus and exUmtxti facilities for making collections, I turned, reproof in earnest tone tTpnn his.forwardness bestowing; He.flapped me closer and, bolder grown. He Visaed my face with blushes glowin Cash JNYITES DEPOSITS from all classes of citizens. and pledges such fair and courteous dealing as is consistent with just relations between Stockholders and the public good Its ability to aid those in business and the perfect mwritu it affords to depositors invite general patrouaige. T. STROXG, President. Vlce-Pre»ldeiit. II. H. PHILLIPS, Cashier. Pittston, Sept. 4, '71-tf. 3 A - /• I I I V R'wms m •n of t he public isrospeethe will sell them as i.sed elsewhere. He Why then," cried Mr. Avevel traily. A Georgia man lately died from the effects of a scratch from his dog, that was leaping about in joy at meeting hiin. GROCERIES, ETC. y chIIchI to thv fciot that :«n be purch; School Book*, Pen Holders, O, tell mo, einter#. -every one ! Ih't stvame that nokr no more I .spun " we can all live together, just as we do now, and lie the happiest family in the j» as they eeps on hand a r|1 HC' M A S' |a A LONEY, LARGE STOCK OF TIN-WA&E Blank Hook*, Pe r Rack*. Pom Hooka, Ink Stand*, Toy Books Pocket Book*, And he went into the house, whistling, ns lie went "John Anderson, mv Jo. John," ns blithely as a bov of sixteen world There are 994 cheese factories in New York, which convert the milk of 284,000 cows. The total factories in the United States are 1,261. \ll made up by expeiie 1 workn UROCERIES & PROVISIONS Cap Paper, Portfolios* CD •-S *C A (SOOn STORY. II 0 h L 0 W W ARK ! Xote Paper, Muollairo, I.etter Paper, Seallnir "Wax, BREWERIES. " I never did see such a sipht in all my life, ' quoth Mrs. Narley, elevating her two rheumatism-twisted old hands in the air. "Dust on them beautiful velvet Juliet Hawkhrtrst was standing by the little garden gate that evening, thoughtfull watching over her right shoulder, of course, the slender silver crescent of the new moon. Juliet had certainly blossomed into a perfect little rc,?e of a maiden, during the years she had been an inmate of Avenel place. She was fair haired and rosy, with long eyelashes,' deep bine eyes full of shadowy purple gleams, and a complexion like rose colored satin; and moreover, there was in her very movement a Celf possessed grace and dignity of mien, that was inexpressibly charming. Juliet Hawkhurst has been born a lady, but untoward fate had made a housekeeper's daughter of her. It is said that fish are dying by the thousand in Oneida Lake from the bite of a little white bug, which attacks them under the scales. SALT ME VTS, FLOUR. FISH and ST A P L E D R V GO ODS Sucli as POTS and KETTLES COAL SCUTTLES, »1; ttlllet Poper, Kaltbfra, Hotrierv. Gloves, N ilioi!s. A I.oixl Penc-IU. Elastic Rnndo, JJOWELL & KINO K A R M r li 0 J.I U C ] n E 0 E I V E I) KEROSENE LAMPS, KEROSENE OIL, REFLECTORS, MINERS' LAMI'S, LANTERNS Steel Pen«, Oold Pen«, Successors to Hand, Howell & King:. CELEBRATED XX & XXXX ALES, Silver «te "Plated Ware carpets; glass in the conservatory windows all broken: chickens scratching up all the geraniums on the front lawn, and the lazy servants dawdling away their precious time, while poor denr Mr. Avenel and Harry don't know any more what's going on than if they were'boarders. Say I: ' Dear heart-alive, Mr. Avenel, this is enough to make your poor wife turn in her grave.' Says he—you know his pleasant way—' Well I know it isn't just right, Mrs. Narley, but what can I do?' And I answers, says J, 'get a housekeeper,' says he, 'where?' says I, ' advertise.' says he, Mrs. Narley, you've bit the nail on the bead. I'll advertise tomorrow.' And that's how that paragraph happened to be in the papers." llere Mrs. Narley stopped to catch her breath, and nodded emphatically at her auditor, a pale woman dressed in deep mourning, with the unbecoming framework of a widow's cap around her face. "And do you think I would suit the gentleman?1' the latter asked timidly. " Yon can but try," was Mrs Narley's encouraging response. " Mr. Avenel's as easy as a lamb, and not one o' them as is everlasting checking off, bills and counting nickle pennies, and Harry's dreadful pleasant tempered. Any way, If I was you, Mrs. Hawkhurst, I'd go up and see.'' And Mrs. Hawkhurst. holding her pretty little daughter by tlio hand, went up accordinaly to the handsome stone house on the hill. A shoolmaster was once asked, " Why are cream and sugar put into tea V and answered " To render the acute angles of tea more obtuse." Store in It DIDer part of ihe town, below ih Black, Bine, and Car- Ge nuiuc i and Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, iiitlerr, Revolvers &c. Depot riTTSTON, PENN mlue lnk«. UNRIVALED iREAM ALES, Manufacture from Do. North Main M THE BEST OK MALT AND HOPS. Families can bo supplied with A Pure, Healthy and Nutritious beverage. or. of William rDEICK YATlD. ) JOSKPH P. SOHOOiaX, bavin:; recently SOLE AGENT for T. I Diamond Spectacles & Eye Glasses. Watjhe CO '8 The time to possess your soul in patience is when your hat blows off in the street and your eyes are too full of dirt, to see which way it goes. ir bu: ,t- s JOBBING ENVELOPES XX AND XXXX PORTER. MINERAL WATER, SODA WATER utenhon o ITard on tli enla: arilitteg i« old 2»::»1 well known f a mile below PittFton. nd The \ of wo tanner rtto with promptness? 9 nd in the host manndenngned will undertake to makeany and in as good and durable SAR8APAR1L.LA, Ac. HOTTLKl) ALE AND PORTER. Also for MorfC i\nd Jewelry oat.' s Gol l Poi •V repaired. as& half tiy at all ti *ith the beet of brick an«l buildings. imodatetl hi* li: Of all Colors, Shades, Variety and Sizes, at Whole- sale and Retail. Loving wife at the sea shore : "The horrid surf makes me keep my mouth ihut." Brutal husband : "Take some of it home with you, then." estimates 1C J, 1S70, ly.l shmentin Luzerne County. Particular attention paid toFCRNACE WORK j « IT same can be done by any UNION BREWKRY, Pittston. 3kfcmov i ' ninoi 13uv It ! me a trial. T.S. BARRITT Main Street, Pittston, Til. March 2*, *69-i FOR.SIGHT IS PRICELESS GEOWl 15AKER Pittstrn. Jan. 4.18W Next door to the Gazette Office Hut thr Diamond s As she stood there, leaning over the iron rail of the gate, a footstep sounded behind her. "Juliet!" A larger proportion of white flower are lrngrant than any other color ; yd low come next, then red, bine, violet green, orange, browu and black. BOOTS AND SHOES. COCK 'STITCH I BOOTS AND SHOES' 8LWINO MACHINES. | ELASTIC STITCH !7.1067. HUGHES, Hernia, or Rupture! l%fCir*h A ('«.'« Radlcnl Cure Tpom. _Y1 MARSii & CO.'S Graduating Truss I'ROPRIETOUS 01 But although thousands of dollars have changed lhmds since we entered the room, the utmost order and outward decorum is preserved, and as we leave the apartment and pass on through the hall into the commodious and cool reading-room, where tiles of the leading journals are preserved in a much more systematic manner than is customary at the large hotels, we can scarcely realize that we are iu a " hell" at all. She turned -with a little rose blush and a smile, she fain would have concealed, and Harry Avenel came op and stood close beside her. MARK McD0NNELL Would respectfully inform the R: L I public that he has I opened at his new %L I A-.-—j Boot and Shoe _ storg, an entirely new and handsome variety of ladies', misses' A!CD children's shoes Children and Infant's Trusses: Elastic Supporters; Apparatus for Curvature of the Spine; Shoulder Bruce and Suspender for Gentlemen; Shoulder Brace and Skirt Supporter for Ladies end Misses: London Supporters; Marsh «t Co.'s Abdominal Supporters, for sale at » KNAPP S DRUG STORE, PITTSTON BREWERY Furnace slag may be made useful by allowing it to run ofl into moulds. It is said to be equal to natui al stoiuj for building and engineering purposes. prepared to furnish their patrons with all their famous brands of IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT NYTHING Y use tli' " Little elf, you thought you liad hidden away from me, but you see I have contrived to find yon out even here! What makes you blush, and look so contused 1" "Do 1?'' And Juliet fixed her gaze very steadfastly on tne green turf at her feet, where a single yellow dandelion was closing its eye of downy gold for the Sewing Pflachlne Line. Pittston, Pa. ALE, PORTER, &c. Orders received at Messrs. Gregory £ Snover. Scrantos, or at their office in Pittston, will receive prompt attention. Thev liavp full and the PER VIX 5f I iKNSKS In 1835 the City Treasurer of Chicago resigned rather than take the responsibility of borrowing $2,000 at ten per cent, interest, payable in one year. Two boats were capsized in the Niagara River, two men being in one and two children in the other. They were all carried over the falls and drowned. All instrument* in the department of Mechanical procured on short notice, so that the afflicted and their friend* may profit by calling on me. Pittston, July 3, 1862. Dr. A. KXAPP. Melted together, and derive their name •Diamond" on accountot their HardncfR and Brilliancy. Thev Ground Mninte C ill Pebbl C DP3 o ink i rail Dmpl*»tc arrangement* made for od are wared by W. G. HIMEOD, Ag ;out, PITTSTON SLATE YAK I). MANUFACTURE OF ALE, the quality of which will )»•' unsurpaMed. Rend in vour order*. June 14, '70. will last many . ranted superior to ail oth. 'ithont uf every description, style and quality, with rn entire assortment of everything in the boot and Choe line, from the dainty slipper to the strong CAUTION—None genuine uulC trade CD mark. J. E. SPENCER & CO.. N V il with our piitston jukeky Lehigh, Chapman, Delaware, Peach .T. HEAHLE, Would Not Tkll a Lie.—Two boys were in a school-room alone together when some fireworks, contrary to the master's prohibition, exploded. The one boy denied it; the other, Bonnie Christie, would neither admit nor deny it, and was seveiely flogged for his obstinacy. When the boys got alone again- I wish io say t lumbering boc •s particularly, who wisl Bottom CLOTHINC. Jeweler »nd Optician. is Sele Agent for Tittston. Pa., froul whom tkey can only be obtained. No peddlers employed. night. In New Hampshire the Governor appoints tke judges, and they hold their places until the age of seven ty, unless removed for good ani sufficient eause. ,bi pb BINGHAM TOX BOOTS d Vermont Slate 1870 "Listen!1' cried Harry,  "I've "ot a piece of news lor you." " What is it ?" al tlffv * that I keep a full supply of the best make always on hand, and the 1870 11 HMO V Al, A poo tnd at. C L 0 T II I X G FOR ALL B. F. COOLBAUGH & CO., " \\ hat should you think of a stepfather, e!», little one ?" d, bisccit? ihox CHEAPEST IN TOWN —COME ANI) SEE FOR V;?n YOURSELVES, J. E. PATTERSON & CO.'S Lumber Yard. All kind." of Slating done at short notice and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Orders left with J. E. Patterson «fc Co., or wnt to W. R. Williams, Box 741. WSlkes-Barro, Pa., will bo attended to promptly. rl,HE undersigned would respectfully announce J[ to the inhabitants of 1'ittaton, and the public in C&?ncral,that lie has just received from New York, Juliet looked up this time in real and gen u i n e a - ton ish m ent. The newest eliarm is in tlie form of it compass, and about tbe size of a cent. The oldest charm is in the form of an encompass, and about the sighs of assent. The gambler Morrissey, who lost 825, 000 on Bassett at Long Branch, lost another §25,000 in trying to make things even bv betting on Longfellow at Saratoga.Being a practical shoemaker myself, and SiireesKor to K. K. KAlill) k ("O., " Why didn't 3 011 deny it ?" asked the real delinquent. "Beeause there were oulv we two, and one of us must have lied," said Bonnie. ily at ng none large and varied stock o Commission Merchants, There she found Mr. Avenel in a state of temporary siege, for others besides herself had seen the tempting advertisement and made haste to answer it. There were fat women and lean, tall women and short, Scotch women and Germans, smiling slovenly women and trim, sharpvisaged women*; women who had seen better days, and women who evidently hadn't. " A stepfather, Harry I THE BEST OF WORKMEN G E NTS' C I. O T III X G "My uncle has confided tome thiseveniug that he thinks of marrying, Juliet,and from all that 1 can gather, the bride is none other than your mother. So when we are married there will be a nice, little family circle of us, eh ?" ROS I can warrant entire satisfaction in the CUSTOl DEPARTMENT to all who wish a •complete fit A. E. KAPP & CO., CONSISTING OF me wii heir patronage. mark McDonnell COATS, PANTS, VESTS, DRAWERS, 'HOLKS\LK I'At'K JiF.ES IN " Then why not say-that I did it ?" " Because yon said you didn't, and I would spare the lie." RESTAURANTS. PARTICULAR ATTENTION TAID TO RE Successors to DODGE & HGBA.RD, SIIIUTS, Ac., kc C' M. SINCLAIR lJ, Saloon and Res PAIRING GHILLISQUAQUA MILL, mrulC much c which nre ugly low prices l'or O Y S T K US, The boy's heart rneltcV,Bonnie's moral gallantry subdued him. A grocer, when complained to about .he qu lity of his eggs, excused himself by saying "At this time of the year the liens are not well, and often lay bad maact. with I ling Alley Call before purchasing, and remember the right he lxDst of Liquors, place, and ill! other refresh- Jenkins' Block, opposite Battle's Brick Building. Misife the Post Office. Main St. Pittston. Pa. _ IJsn. lfi.'fiR now lDoi And tlie audacious young man belted, her slender waist with tiis arm, and ventured to diavr lier a little closer to liim. " Oil, Ilarry, yCDu are all wrong," cried Juliet, crimsoning and smiling like a -lune flower, " 1—1 meant to tell vou of it, but somehow t lie words would not come to mv lip#. Your uncle told me also that be had concluded to marry again, and—he asked me to lie his wile." kir Mipplied will: D. Alii.era) Water r berernRPH. Oi MANUFACTURERS OI NEARLY OP POSIT THE "PfKENIX LTILDLXG." Fi-*h, Vrvi Vegetable* ■■nd (V /''/ Prod When school resumed, the young ro$ ue marelied up to the master's desk aud said, "please, sir, I can't bear to be a liar—I let ofl the squibs," and burst into tears. OAK, PINE & HEMLOCK tire iJi Mrs. Hawk hurst looked around somewhat discouraged by the formidable arrav ones. Pitts DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. V of If of rivals. Roman Catholics in the United States have church accommodations for 1,900,- 514, and Evangelical Protestants for 16,042,183, the difference being eight to one. "VTE\V MEAT MAiiKET. JLD The nnders'i£*r" fitted up a convenient in the room formerly • "Butler House" ~nt supply oi N K AC G O 0 I) S BILL LUMBER, MY -CL'TTKIi No. 333 SOUTH FRONT STREET, "There's no hope for me," she thought despiringly, and was just about to turn away with the timid Juliet clinging to her hand, when Harry Avenel advanced. " Do you wish to see my uncle, ma'am?" he asked conrteonslv. The master's eye glistened on the selfaccuser, and the unmerited punishment he had inflicted cn his school-mate smote his conscience. Before the whole school, hand in hand with the culprit, as if they two were paired into the confession, the master walked down to where young Christie sat, and said aloud with some emotion:—Bonnie—Bonnie, lad—he and I beg your pardon—we are both to blame!'' h.i *t Mart ipied a* n Bar-1 Buildi 1? one of the very best in (his section of the cotLL-lz'/J }!«• has long been in the business, and th many who have employed him, can testily to -•"v fitting garment-. The host of tailors be-1 we can with safety, warrant all in tli TIIF. WANTS CF THF. PF.OPLI FLOORING, LATH, PICKETS, S.C., nntrv PHILADELPHIA, P-A where 1 to th D U L Y CONSIDERED! ng in our em pi " Tbe —mischief he did!" cried Harpy, starting back as if some, oue had struck him a blow. "You! Why, Juliet, you are young enough to he his daughter!" " Perhaps J am." siid -Juliet meekly. Thirty young ruffians of Portland, Oregon, seized a Chinaman and cut oil his queue. Pleading guilty, they were find 820 each, or ten day's imprisonment.licired- onage is iPAft«etfal D11N TREFFI80X The undersigned havingju*t returned from the head of market with one of t lie most extensive stocks (4 merchandise ever offered to the people of Luzerne County, would respectfully announce in a few words, to their friends and "the public in general, that their purchases have lDeen made with a view to the wantsf»t the people, the miner and laborer, as weH as the clean-handed gentle, man. or fair lady. Groceries and provisions, Hour and feed in large supplies alwavs on hand. LAW'* MCMILLAN, We have Office at IIATS AND CArS, HOSIERY, SHOES o A tH P^l '* I—T called about the housekeper's situation," meekly murmured the widow. And Harry showed her in at once. The fat and tall, the German and the Scotch, the sour and the sweet went. Avenel decided to engage Mrs. Hawkhurst as his housekeeper, with permission to keep Juliet with her. " She is all I have, sir,'' said the house keeper, apologetically, " and she will try to be useful about the house." MACHINERY. NORTHUMBERLAND, PA. I. L. BARRETT, CRAVATS Cfc., Ac., Ac, • r—C TS M O o "And what did you tell him? "You accepted birfi of course? He is rich and I am poor, and all tbe girls like gold." A Han Francisco paper says: "Two Chinamen collided with knives on Eaglo creek a few days ago. One of them has quit mining. His friends 1 sunk a shaft* and put him iu it." WINNER ti STRONG, Superintendent. together with a thousand other articles for the comfort and convenience of tho.se wishing to be well dressed. No charge for showing our goods. Pittston. Mar. 25. Vj LEWIS COHEN. The school was hushed and still, as older schools are apt to be when something true and noble is being done — so still, they might have heard Bonnie's bigboy tears drop proudly on his pocketbook, as he sat enjoying the moral triumph which subdued himself as yell as all the rest and when, for want of something else to say, lie gently cried, " Master forever !" the glorious shout of the scholars filltd the old man's eyes with something behind his spectacles, which made him wipe them before he re sunied the chair. MANUFACTURERS OF 0C!d Fellow block, North Sid AMO« R. Kapp, i Hf.nry Frick. J Jamf.s H. Jerkins,) "Tell me quickly, Juliet," lie cried, almost passionately. " Don't keen me longer '' Harry!' June JJ COHEN'S The hardest thing in the world for a little man to leam is that people don'fc give themselves the trouble to think about his littleness. This is equally true in its moral application, TOIIN S. COSGROVE, dealer in tP Groceries,Provisions, Flour, Feed, Pork, FiCh and Meats. Also, CrocUery, Wood and Willow Ware. Satisfaction guaranteed to every customer Below the Trcstleing, Main St., I'ittston, Pa. Aug. 11. '70-ly. THE in susptnse.1' £2371 CLOTHING EMPORIUM ! " How old is she?" asked Mr. Avenel " Fifteen, sir." " I told him," Juliet answered innocently, "that I had already promised to marry you," i a tah.o.Qiiss.t t a' STRONG STEAM MILL, MAIN 8TREET, PITTSTON "Well, let her stay." said the widower good humoredly. '' She'll eat no more than a chicken, and I dare say slie can do a great many odd things about the place." Mrs. Hawkhurst proved herself an executive offieeress of the greatest ability. Gradually tbe''chaos and old night" of Avenel place was redncted to system and order. The wheels of housekeeping revolved so softly that no one knew they moved, yet these were the results. Yon scarce ever saw the housekeeper glide about the halls, yet the servents declared her omnipresent.. Mr. Avenel found himself actually the inhabitant of a home once more as the years slowly passed away. He was sitting tm a piazza one day, smoking his cigar, and watching tbe graceful movements of Juliet Hawkhurst as she was planting training vines in a marble vase that occupied the centre of the lawn, when Mrs. Narley came out. " A nice evening, sir," said Mrs. Xarley. " Oh, there she is!" " W ho ?" Mr. Avenel asked. " My little dove !" and Harry Avenel's dark i'ace brightened into sunshine once again. "And you were right, for May and November never yet were happily mated. My uncle is an old fool; and yet I can't blame him, Juliet, when I look' at your sweet face." Southern California has been visited by several cloud -bursts, which have don .; great damage to the growing crops. Iu one instance a whole vineyard was destroyed by the washing away of a hillside.BUM GARDNER & RADElt, DEALERS IN PRY GOODS, GROCERI E9, PROVISIONS,FLOUR FEED, MEAL, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND CAPS, Ac., Ac. MAIN STREET, PITTSTON, PENVA. T-*ittston, TJn. DAVID PATTERSON, Proj?. Having stock of ntly made lary ;e additions to liis STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, CRACKERS, The undersigned haring purchased of Thome 8 Waddcll the Siroug Steam Mill, and assumed the business of said C stablishnH nt. he would respectfully give notice that he will be at all times prepared to sell to the trade SH VFTIX'i, DRUMS, PUMPS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS! Wendell Phillips, in illustrating the precocity of the Yankees, says : "Put an American baby, six months old, on his feet, and ho will immediately say, 'Mr. Chairman,' and call the next cradle to order.' T E. PERKINS, ** . GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, Corner.of Main iiid Pine streets, Pittston, desires to tbnak the public for past liberal patronage, and requests a continuance of the saint*. The best qualities of COFFEE,TEA. SUGAR, HAMS, FLOUR, FEED, an.l ;• 11 other goods belonging to his line constantly on hand. Prices down lo the lowest Iving figure. [June 16, '70-lyl J. E. P. 28,1870. of all kinds, such as he nas supplied his oils tomers with for many years, and added greatly to ihe capacity of his establishment, to meet his increasing trade He is now. hetter than ever hefore, able to do all for any customer that low prices and prompt serweo can do to make up an inducement for purchasing. All therefore, in want of any part or parcel of a gentleman's gar ment, from a Shoe to a Hat, can be suited. The countenance of Mr. Avenel was slightly confused when he met his nephew at the breakfast table the next morning, but, further than that, there was no sign of the discomfiture he had undergone, lie gave Juliet an exquisite set of wedding pearls when she was married, and congrat ulated Harry after a very cordial fashion. But he never proposed to Mrs. Hawkhurst, and as she had never expected anything of the sort, no harm was done. SiSodt.ar Strike.—One of the strongest pliases the strikes and lock-outs have yet assumed was that of the butchers of Hud dersfield, England, who recently held a meeting to consider what steps should he taken in consequence of the public dissatisfaction with the high price of meat, and the dissatisfaction of the butcher? with the nnreinunerative nature of their trade. It was then agreed that no butcher should sell meat to anybody for fourteen days, under a-petralty of £20, to be given to the Infirmary. The only parties exempted from this dreadful arrangement were the purveyors having contracts with public' institutions. It is difficult to see what other effect this action on the part of the lluddersfield butchers could have then to create a much livelier trade in beef and mutton, for fourteen days, among the butchers of the surrounding towns in Yorkshire. Mining Machine THE BEST OF FLOUR, FEED, &c Pitts'ton.Nov. 21.1867 which ran be prodnced. Having had a long and active experience in the Milling business, and being the owner and operator of a Mill in the Cumberland Valley, producing seventy-live barrels of flour per day, from the best wheat grown in the State, he hopes to be able to 6«11 a superior flour and at as low a rate as the market will afford. He invites a resume of business with old friends, and a trial from the trade in general. EH WILLIAMS & HUNTER. Carriage Builders R0BE,,IS,iilAS4C0 WHOLESALE GROCERS, NOS. 42 & 44 MURRAY STREET, 02 W 5 w m X On the proposed three feet railroad we shall havp 2,000 pounds less on each wheel of the passenger coaches, and from 10,000 to 17,000 pounds less on  pair of drivers of the locomotive transporting them at high speed. Particular attention aiso paid to the fitting and making of  a aD bD C1 Very truly, kc.. DAVID PATTERSON BOYS' CLOTHING! And everything goes on at Avenel place just precisely as it ought to do. Mr. Avenel keeps his housekeeper, and Harry has gained a wife. The St. Louis Dispatch says "that if twelve New Jersey jurymen sit on a ease of murder and conclude to hang the murderer, which they generally drD, that individuals usually banged." The fame of New Jersey justice travels out West it seems. AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, Exeter St., West Pittston. 8kamas Our facility for b'-.cint-B* are complete, and our Saml. J. Bf.rkv. Jn enabh :Mig tobuiid and Carriages -1  of all kinds in a maimer nut to be surpassed by any BLAPIfCMITUINr CTf in tUe business. PAINTIXG and TUIMMISG done ° 8WI ' E I W. in the very best manner, and always to suit the TTT a nc\XT T, . T,TXT/-i  owner. Particular attention givea tu repairiu". and \ \/ AvjVJIN iUAJVlWw. all kinds of BUcksmitlilna. " f V Pittston, J»n- 19, 1870. He keep? constantly on hand the largest as. so iment of QIL! OIL!! OIL!! f XKW-Y ORIi. J. A. WlSNER. FBAXKU NWhi TN E Y. TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, CN 1. m e I. BRUNEB, JR., Wholesale Dealer in Illuminating and Lubricating OILS. BUFFALO ROBES fiGNTS', LADIES' The First War Steamer.—In 1814 Fulton proposed to build a floating battery for the defense of New York harbor, the vessel to be propelled by steam, with a central paddle wheel. This is the first known proposition to use the new motive power for war purposes. This vessel was to carry twenty guns on her deck, and to make a speed of four miles per hour. In addition to her armament on deck, it was intended that she should carry two submarine guns one on each bow, so as to strike an enemy below the water-line ; besides this, provision was made for throwing a large body of water upon an enemy at close quarters. The ship was launched November, 1814, in a little more than four months from the laying of the keel; by June, 1815, her machinery was in place, and a trial trip took place in New York bay. which was a great success. At a late period she made a trip to sea, about twenty-six miles from NewjYork, and with all her coal and aimament on board, attained a speed of nearly sis knots. This formidable craft was named by her proprietor the Domolopos, but after his death she was called the Fulton ; she was used as a receiving ship at the New York Navy Yard alter her completion until 1820, when she was accidentally blown up by the explosion of the powder in her magazine. She was the first venture of the U. S. government toward war steamers. AND CHILDREN'S yUR8, "Why, that foolish child Juliet." answered the old lady sharply. " I ha'nt no patience with her, that I ha'nt." " What lias she been doing now?" asked the widower with an amused face. " Why,she's refused Ben Nichols' eldest son, as likely and beforehanded a young feller as there is in the country," Mr. Avenel started. " Ben Nichols! Why Mrs. Narley, she is only a child. It is said that by the expenditure of 836,000,000 for levees on the Mississippi River, 7,000.000 acres of cottou land and 2,500,000 acres of sugar land would be reclaimed, the annual product of which* it is estimated, would amount to £150,- 000,000 gold. Air castles are old as Adam, as we believe there is not a man, woman or child, but what has built or is building them. And they will continue to build and be built as long as there is a living person on th earth, the child looks forward to the time when it will have grown up to manhood or womanhood, and tells what it will do and be wliea it reaches that passage in life. There is a wheat field on the west side of the San Joaquin river,California, thirty five miles in length bv eight in breadth with an area of 179,000 acres. Estimating the average yield at sixteen bushels to the acre, it would give a total yield of 2,8GA,-2Q0 bushels, or 86,015 tons. This amount of grain would load 8,601 cars, which, if made up in one train, would reach for over eighty miles. The last rat story is from Chicago. In a house where the rats had become very troublesome traps had been long set." but to no purpose. Finally some of the family determined to watch the trap. It was cunningly set. Soon a ycning rat appeared, and was about stepping on the fatal spring when an old rat rushed to the rescue, seized the indiscreet juvenile by the tail and dragged him off to his hole. Ac., Ac., Ac., — — I j S M IT II KEYSTONE MARBLE YARD A P.I?ctical WaRou-Mnke:- «f lonK experience, would respectfully .call the attention of the public S. «J. BARBER. PrOD'r : 10 his e!-'»blishmenton Main street, Plttston. near r,v5j r. th0 ..Wegl KnJ Hotel„ whtre heD jg COD!.tant|y 1 turning out the VERY BEST WAGONS, both heavy and light work, that can be proluced in the State. First class CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, and SLEIGHS ire also in his line of work, and special attention ■jiven to the same. ibManVial'y.'' °f a" kinCls done P™inptly and Office At residence, on Main Street, below the office of Pitteton A Elmira Coal Company. ILLUMISATISiG OIM in Luzerne County, all of which he is offering very low for cash. Give us a call, and if you do not purchase, it will not be because goods are not cheap, and every way desirable. H.C. £)AVID ANTHONY, Milk.—The London milkman serves his customers on foot. He carries a large tin vessel, and about tais are swung a number of smaller, quart, pint and half pint tins, which are tilled and left at the customer's door. His incessant cry as he hurries along is a-yeo-yip ? He dwells on the " a-yeo" to the le»gth of two full notes, but brings on the " yip' short and sharp, with a round tHrn. In St. James' Park, at the fruit and cake stands, they keep cows, which are milked for you at the rate of twopence per glass. The milking is performed by aged milkmaids, who live under umbrellas and sell stale cakes. C (OPPOSITE THE FIEST NATION AL BANK.) Excelsior Planing Mills, MAIN St., PITTSTON, Pa. are of the best of the qualities represented and LUBRICATING OILS Tver; arietv of Marblef Tombstones, Monuments r*f Granite or Marble, Mantels of Marble or Slate, all done up in the height of stjle. either plain or ornamental, and at the lowest prices. Plumbers' Stones, &e. Don't fail to give uC; a, call. of different varieties at the lowest market prices. Also, wholesale agent for Lemberger'a DeWitt, Hileman & Ebert, PROPRIETORS, MERCHANT TAILOll. " She's seventeen next week," nodded Mrs. Narley, "and high time she thought of settling." American Oil Polish Paste Blacking, An article which has no superior. PITTSTON Pittston. June 10.1870-lv Pa. HOTELS. fTf ANTED! V , C it/rns r,i Pfi stou and the surrounding . icinity to know thai the undersigned arc* prepared to mild 1'ilUL.n. March 9, 18'1-U' Mr. Avenel looked across to where Juliet stood in her pink gingham dress, the soft summer wind stirring her curls', and her cheeks as softly tinted as the standard rose on the lawn. Seventeen. Was it possible that little Juliet Hawkhurst had grown to be seventeen years old ? Oh, relentless time, that vould not stand still! Oh, cruel years, that went by and stole the fair brightness of childhood away ! So Ben Nichols has actually asked Juliet Hawkhnrst to be his wife! WTOMIXI) FIRE IXSVKAXCE CO. WILKES-BARRE, PENN'A. SAWED AND HEWED TIMBEE, DRY AND DEESSED LUMBER, DEALERS IN / \QUAGA HOrSE, \ ' \t *ho L. & B. Junction, PITTSTON, Pi. Conducted on the European Plan. The undersigned having thoroughly furnished and refitted it as a tirst-class Hotel, the patronage of the travelling public it respectfully solicited. Capital and Surpla", #170,0041, Light and Heavy Carriages Of all -criptious ; al-o r Shingles, Lath. Doors. Blinds. Sash, Glass. Putty. Nails. &c., DIRECTORS Mouldings. Business Wagons CHAS. DORRANOE JOHN REICHARD. STEWART PIERCE CHAS. A. MINER, A. MORSE, A. C. LANNIXG, L. D. SHOEMAKER, O, COLLINS, M. HARDING, THOMAS FORD, C. E. BUTLER, R. C. SMITH. Pine Boards. Siding, Flooring Hemlock Boards Hemlock Joist and Scautliug. With or without the i latform spring, on the latest and most improved principle. Wo believe that our work is unexcelled by any and second to none in the trade. None but THE BEST MATERIAL USED in the construction of Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Those about to purchase, cr who wish to have any of their old carriages renovated, would do well to give uaacall before going elsewhere. ECCLES k WILSON, William Street, Pittston, Pa. On Main St.. (nearly opposite the West End Store,} hereby invites the attention of the public to his extensive DOORS & WINDOW FRAMES Where are the Girls ?—The Montreal Witness says that in that city there are several thousand surplus women, and yet it is next to impossible to procure female servants. Advertising is of no use, and the intelligence offices have refused to take the names of applicants for help, as they cannot be furnished. No wonder the query is put in so despairing a tone. We imagine, however, that if the editor of the Witness should advertise for a wife instead of a servant he would find out vfery shortly where the girls had gone to. Meals o- Lunch at all hours. .T. T. CROFUT. Oct. 26, 71-1t. CHAS. DOHRANCE, Presid't, L. D. SHOEMAKER, Vice Presid t, R. C. Smith, Sec'v. TIIOS. FORI), Agent, Pittston, Pa CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Where he keeps an unparalleled stock of made to order. Also READY MA11E CLOTHING suited to nil sizes ahd ages, and at prices to suit everybody. SCROLL SAWING OF ANY KIND DONE " 1 wish you and Harry'd talk serious to her 'bout it." went on Mrs. Narley. " Tain't likely she'll Lev anymore such chances as that." FGftEST HOUSE, SCRANTON, PA. May lfi, '67, TO ORDER The Mott Steam Mill, Goods for all seasons and made up in the most stylish and acceptable manner, and with promptness. GENTLEMENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, tW On the 9ld Basin, near Waddell's Mill, REED L*. G. SCHOONMAKEf Pittaton, Oct. 12, 1871 Pitts ton, May 35, 1871, "No; t® be sure not," said Avenel abstractedly. " And o' conrse she'd ougliter think it over well" added Mrs. Narlev. ■Inly 2. 18(»-ly PITTBTON, Penn THE CWAN HOTEL, YJ PITT8TON, PA. J n*» undersigned has lately purcl^asecj the Horn property known as the Swan Hotel, in the norougli of Pittston, and is now prepared to meet the demands of the public for a first class Hotel NEW LIVEBY! REAR OF LEHIGH VALLEY Opposite Penn. Coal Co.'s Office. FRANK B. McCANNA, Proprietor. A600D AMOKTMEXT OF 8IX6LE and Double Carriage* and good Horses. My turnefce,J *n Luterne County. Prices reasonable. Office iu the Lehigh Valley Hotel. «ov. II), lS^Hy. GRIER & FARRER, Prop's. IN THE VERY BEST A LATEST STYLES, Pittston & Elmira Coal Co. Offer for sale, at retail, to the citizens of Pittston and vicinity their superior Coal from the Celebrated Seneca Mine, at the following prices at the Shutes. HOTEL Manufacturer* of Finest Quality Family Flour Chop and Feed of various kinds, and dealers in r.raiu generally. All Flonrand Feed sold by us. warranted as represented. All orders promptly filled. Pittston, Dec. 10, 1868. and WARRANTED TO FIT in every case. All kinds of goods and trimmings belonging to his line on hand at all times. Having had long expei ienceun handling goods of this description, he is able to select the very best materials, making it an object tcr purchasers to buy of him rather than elsewhere. Call and see his " O, certainly—to be sure!" When Ilarry Avenel came home from the city that evening he found his uncle in a brown study. Stranc.e Will.—An eccentric English gentleman named Bate, recently deceased, left a will in which he bequeathed #5,000 to "the person (unnamed) whom I might have wished to marry," and, in caso she did not survive him, $,"D000 more to three young girls of the neighborhood. A Mrs. Wilson soon came forward and professed to be the person intended in the first c'.anse, and furnished full proof that the deceased had often offered himself in marriage to her. The young girls opposed her claims, and the puzzled magistrate ordered a compromise. Sflpt. 30,'69-1 y •'HAH. SCH RANK Lump Coal, $2.75, Grate or No. 1. 2.75, Kgg or No. 2, 3.00, Stove, So. 3 & 4, Chestnut, No. 5, per Ton of 2,000 lbs. "Ilarry." quoth the widower, " Yes uncle," "I've been thinking—" Effect of a Bad Cold.—Little fiveyears-old Annie who was suffering from a bad cold, went to pay a visit to auntie. During the day she related her various successes at school, and ended by declaring that she could read a great deal better than Sabina, who w as eight years old. " Well," questioned auntie, "wouldn't it sound better if some one else said it?" "Yes," answered Annie, with a sober countenance, "I think it would. I have such £ bad cold I can't say it very well." T UZERNE HOUSE, 1 J (Formerly Steele's Hotel II. H PRICE, STOCK OF GOODS, and thereby serve your own interests. Pittston Pa„ 3(11 li June, 1R7(Mf Advices from the city of Mexico represent the kidnapping which is at present prevailing in the vicinity as something dreadful. Numbers of gentlemen of rank and wealth have been gagged and transported from their homes, and only a few of the brigands captured. The conduct of the American Minister in some instances is exciting a good deal of censure. ILKES-B-ARRE, Pennsylvania l^JILLTNEKY. STAIR BUILDER, 3.00, 3.00 "•So I should conclude, sir, from the H-shaped wrinkle between your brows," laughed the young merchant. " Well, and what has been the topic of your meditations, Uncle Joe?" " Why I was thinking what would become of us if Mrs. Hawkhurst were to take it into her head to leave us."' S, BRISTOL, Proprietor Mrs. ELLEN E. HYNES, (Second Door 1Df.low the Central Express Office,) Office on Franklin St., S. SUTHERLAND The undersigned having taken.possession of this well fcnuwn and popular stand, lias made many important improvements in the house and furnituro, and is, in all re- SpMti prepaned to accommodate the pabKc. Hit stables are large and convenient, attended by careful and obliging o«tTers. S. BRISTOL. WILKE9.BASBK, Pennsylvania JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR WEST PITTSTON BOROUGH, Officecorner of Exeter and Warren Streets. All business pertaining to his offlcc promptly attended i), Collections made, 4ic. Mxy 20, 1869, When desired coal will be deUvered. adding only the cartage to the above prices. On tlio Ilavino, Has just received a full stock of fashionable Millinery Goods, ltibbon8. Trimmings, &c , and the ladies are requeeted to call and make their selections. N. B.~-I make this business a specialty, and Carpenters and Contractors will find it to their advantage *o send their orders to me, thus ensuring a first class lob for any descrijrtion of stairs. " H. H. P. JOSEPH COOL, xYsst. Bupt PltBton, Oct. S, 1871. tf.