North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03

KAMEREN. This mighty warrior was cap
tnred in Pennsylvania. His name, transa-
ted,signifes "The Gobbler of Greenbacks, !"
his favorite diet consisting of bank notes
belonging TO other people. And old Chr
tain, from tie Executive Mansion at Har-
risb6fg, which was intended for exhibition
in this COLLECTION, was demolished by this
great warrior before he started on the war
path against the white man, with whom he
had declared eternal enmity. He is sup
posed to have swallowed the Curtain on
account Of its having been soaked in whis-
ky for preservation. He also tore up "two
newspapers, both daily" ..E s -
The MAMoTH SWINE, JAMEzARLAN, from
Iowa. A fine specimen of a regular Grun-
ter. He grunts constantly-ln church, in
the menagerie, at political meetings and
elsewhere, and his grunl is echoed by all
the swine of the same species in the coun-
try.
The RING TAILED MONKEY, RosKoKK-
LING, from New York. This animal is
very playful, ard is great favorite with
the children in his native place, many of
whom look up to him as father!
The BLACK TWINS, BILL KELLEY and
NEGRO SUFFRAGE BILL. These insepara-
BILE companions are as great curiosity as
the Siamese Twins. Bill Kelly and his
friends have worked for years to bring his
brother into the Menagrrie with him.
Some PoIsoNoUs FRoTH from the BoUr
WELL of Massachusetts. This singular
swell is supposed to be volcanic. 1t is
constantly emitting deep muttelings, froth,
and poisonous etf1nvia. The latter Is sup
posed to have taken effect upon the Blood
hounds in the Menageric, several of them
having shown marked symptoms of hydro
phobia (or dread of water) since inhaling
the gas from the Bout Well.
A PRoTEsrEo NOTE, being the last of
the Missouri; LOAN which was used up in
the effort to impeach one Andy johnson.
ORRs and SOULS, belonging to the
Ship of State One of the sculls was bro
ken some years ago in rowing up South
Carolina Brooks 1since dried up). The
scull was being used by Charley Sumner at
the time. 1t was sent to Europe for re-
pairs, but it Is still so badly cracked as to
be unfit for use, and is only preserved as =
curiosity.
The GREAT BLACK IDoL, SAMBo-the
Juggernaut Of the North. This Idol is
worshlpped by the sect called the Radikle-
partee who have sacrificed hundreds of
thousands ofmen in his worship and crush
ed the hearts Of millions Of widows and or
phans under the wheels of his car. He is
not remarkable for beauty or utility, but
only for his cost, which has been enor-
nous.
A Mosou1ro's BLADER, containing the
effects of Benny Bannan's petition to Con-
gress and the editorial entitled "Let Con.
gress Listen," The bladder is not quite
onr-third full.
Tickets to this Great Exhibition may be
obtained at any Office of the Freedmen's
Bureau. Doors open two or three times
during the week From seats reserved for
American citizens of African scent.
An extra price must be paid by all who
wish to see The ELEPHANr He is not
kept in the building, but at private place
in the City. .f
~ B.-The Managers hereby give no.
tice that they will pay high price for the
greatest curiosity IN the world to wit A
Radical Newspaper Editor who has served
four years as private in the Federal Army,
without bounty. Ii is feared, however.that
no such animal can be found in this coun-
trv.
THE "Cooi OF THE EVENING" ."-Svd-
ney Smith was complaining of gentleman,
who, although many years his junior, was
in the habit Of addressing him by his Chris
,isn name, privilege, which, as sydney