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RAIL ROAD TIME rABLH.

----JAMES PATTERSON Agent.k y
Little Miami a. Xenia R n. d.
Cincinnati, DAYTON Richm'd,
Indianapolis. Chicago, Cir '-
ceville, Lancaster, Hills
bogo aud Chiiicothe. s.;.. tao a. m. 1850 9. m.
Cincinnati. Dayton. Richm'd -a-'i 'ilt-l
Chicago, indianapolis. Hills -g isnl.
boro', Chilicothe and Mari .g.sg a=c
Cincinnati, Dayton. Srring- -
field. via Xenia. Richmd
and indianapolis -...... 1915 p. m. 125 p. m.
Cincinnati and Springfield
via London. 5:4O D.. m. $50 p. m
7. LOUGH. Agent.
Baltimore a Ohio Railroad, Central
Ohio Division.
TRAINS EAST.
No. Z Night Express leaves Columbus at Los A. NJ.
No. Lightning Express :. :. lilo A. M.
No. Mail and Express '' '' 1;5oP. NJ.
TRAINS WEST.
No. Night Express arrives at COLUMBUS 1910 A. N.
WI FELL. Agent. !.
PittsburE, Columbus & Cin'ti II. II.
Lightning Express..... l:l5A.M. $50 Pm.
Mail and Express. lies A. u. 1l:4S A: NJ.
New York. Express. lao r. NJ. ls:Oomidnight
-.s -. j. b. PETERS. Agent.
Columbus and Indianapolis Central
--5J .ssiar tss. Railway. a0'
Might Express.. 1925 A. M. 80 A. NJ
Pittsburg Express. 5:45 P. NJ 1880 A. NJ.
Day Express: ....-.. 1:50 A. N 1:3nP. N.
accommodation. 200 A. M 6;2o r M.
Saudusky, Mansfield & Newark X. H.
Trains leave Newark and arrive as follows:
Mail and Express. 1o!eS astyH a N. hsB1yn iS5 2 N.
Fast Freight and Passenger. 400 2. M. s:l5 z. NJ.
A. w. DENNIS. Agent.
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ters of the distance to the waist. This was
headed by fall of satin button hole
stitched, embroidered, and describing a
broad Vandyke upon each side.s Thence it
extended around the skirt, the scallops
coming within half an inch of the edge;
and again above this "a barbe of guipure.
Black satin buttons embroidered with
maize color, were set down the front.
A child's Gabrielle dress, exceedingly
pretty, was of blue silk, cross barred with
black and gray. 1t mad q bodice over-dress
of gray vandyked at the bottom, bound
with blue velvet and trimmed with mar
row row of the same. A sash of plaid silk,
bound with blue velvet and knotted but
terfy bows at the side, completed the
dress. Dresses for street wear will be worn
quite as short as the walking dresses, now
in vogue for indoors, visiting, ETC.; trails
cannot be too long, at least so the Partisan
bellies think; but as the Paris modes usually
undergo considerable modification before
adopted by American ladies, it is to be
hoped these tremendously long trails,
which are positively nuisance at recep'
tions, will be somewhat curtailed. -
Trained skirts are gored plain at the sides
and in front, but are gathered behind.
Close sleeves are preferred. accom- panied
by the flowing. The Paris styles have all
exceedingly short waists, indeed. In the
case of low-necked dresses the waist is
simply band. American ladies can never
be persuaded to wear shoft-wai, ted cos
TUNES; they look antiquated, although they
are conducive to the health of the wearer.
Long waists are the very reverse, vet
American ladies will endure any length
of waists and never complain.
Among the novelties may be mentioned
the Boulevard skirt, which is composed of
felt, and entirely seamless. They are made
of the very finest wool in the gored style,
and in all colors They are especially de- |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07
PateDtSieePiDgC Cars are rum ON ALI
II Night Trains 10 ChfcaS0sa VS.
~ New York and .;si- i 4T
Boston.
COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS
--.g.- --....-.--. "a s-..e..r...t "a. 81 .f-,'
E 9 -
CENTRAL RAILWAY {!

FOK ySANDUSKY- ". TOLEDO, DE.
q ,TR0IT, Richmond. Indianapolis. Lafayette,
Springfield, I'LL, Terre Haute, Evansville. Louis
vile CAIRO St.Louis' Chicago and all points w est
No change of cars between Columbus and Indi-
FUR TRAINS leave Columbus, daily. as fol-
lows !SunSays excepted9; -
A. NJ; arrives at Nj ilford 9:l5 A.. NJ Urbana 1890
AMI Piqua 200 P: M This train connects at Mill
tSiae, tain C clyde and iSsa Sandusky. @ ~ ~ ~ 'iOn O-
1880 A. M. DAY ExPRFSS-Arriyos at
Urbans "a p. M; Piqua 800 r.. M; Lima $40 p.
SSSsgo 5 al s A. Nm indians ans
spolis $50 p NJ Louisville l2:45 M; Tcrre Haute
st. $50 a H. Ic5s NJ
sag0 g {ya Laytsst1p H5S S;so Nj sgLDged 6 Gas A.
train arrives at ST. Louis NV hours in advance of
any other route from Columb bus. -fg --.-,. =.
5:45 p. Nj. WESTERN ExPR ESS-Ar-
rives at Urbana s:O5 p. NJ: Beefontaine lOz7 p NJ;
a. H. Chicago @ q ivia LimsS 100 A. NJ; Toledo $40 $40
A. M; Detroit lO:iO A.. NJ :; Richmond il.55 Z. NJ;
& O. by th s3
AND HALF HOURS in advance of any other
route from Columbus. sz-
1925 A. VI: NIGHT FXPRESS-Arrives
ut Urbsna e:le A. M; Piqua s:l5 A. M: Richmond
rs A. NJ; Ohicagol lvia KichmoDO l:4o r. M; In
!, snspois Sis A. n; Louisville 300 T; NJ; Terra
ass F. NJ Pana $50 p. NJ: St. Louis $50 T. iSn Nj Ia1
tsyste lis M GhiGsgg csis Lsylay stte| li4s
KeGkSk siE9 r35 s2I Al i6 This Tram arrives at S
New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
All changes made in Union. Depots. baggage
FESSsa Tsfsts y INDIAN
+ +. J p B5$fN BS5R$3foNks.| Ticket Agents. Columbus,
T. SSHfEDLEs. Ger: Ticket Ast.' indianapolis.
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LECTURES.
PuMPS---STEAM, POWER AND
HAND PuMPa

OFALL SIZES, FOR MINES, QUAR-
- ries. Breweries, DIstilleries, Factories of all
descriptions. and Tor Public or Private Water
Works, 40, AZ; The STEAM ,EAM RAM for feeding
Also. Blolcin0 Engines, Atr Pumps and ali kinds
of Hydrdu1tc and Pnea,aaqtic Nachinery. Send for
circulars TO Philadelphia Hydraulic N 0rks No 2I7
South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
sep7 7-dIm .....I .-t.. f-.T~-~' = ..... o..
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IParis Correspondence New York Herald.l
The Illicit Relations or Napoleon
and Miss Howard

The Emperor'S illegitimate son by the
late Miss Howard has just married rich
Hungarian lady, whose name the papers
do not mention. 1t will be remembered
that Miss Howard, when an actress at
minor theater in London, became Louis
Napoleon's mistress before 1S4S. When he
became President of the Republic he caused
her to come to Paris and installed her in
mansion just opposite to the side entrance
to the Elysees, in the Avenue Montaigne,
where he saw her constantly. She was
very useful to him. and by her influence
with Jews in London got him consider
able sum of money, which he wanted for
many purposes. After he became Emperor
he continued to keep up relations with her
untilhe married Eugenie de Montijo. Then
he rewarded Miss Howard by creating her
Countess of Beauregard, and giving her,
besides great lump of money, chateau
and handsome estate called Beauregard,
two miles from st. Cloud. Some time al
terwards and in order to get her more COM
pletely off his hands, he got foolish Eng
lish gentleman of old family to marry her.
She signed deed, granting him a large
mortgage on the property. As might have
been expected, such marriage led to no
happiness. They soon led cat-and-dog
& life, and her husband was very much away
from her. . r..s .,.... -
In London he naturally found himself
cut by all his old friends. One day he was
openly reprOached with being a Woman'S
man, and got into such rage that he took
the deed out of his pocket and tore it up
to show his disinterestedness. He knew,
however, that his wife was bad life, her
constitution be impaired, and under mis-
taken notion of French law he supposed
that he would have life interest in the
Beauregard property after her death.
When she died he went over to France to
take possession, but found that the Coun-
tess son was before him. So confident
was he of his right that he got black
smith to break open the locks OF the outer
door. For this act he was handed over to
the police, and a lecture from the Com
missary informed him, to his sorrow, that
the son was the sole heir to his estate. So
he went back to England. Beyond the
run fthe kitchen at Beauregard, for a short
time this heavy swell never got anything
for marrying cast off mistress. Every
body must say, 'Served him right"
The Emperor never took much personal
notice of Miss Howard's son after his in
fIncy. 1t was perhaps humane not to
bring up the young man to look upon him
as father. But he took care to have him
well educated. He is, am told, a gentle
manly fellow, belongs to the most fashion,
, able clubs, and takes a very good place in
a rather fast section of good society. He
is called a count something or other, but l
cannot at this moment remember the title.
Many of his associates of the Jeunesse
Doree do not know that he is the Emper-
or's son. .s5if.,s -...
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CUNARD STEERAGEe LINE.

DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV-
d ERP00!I. calling at QUEENSTOWN. .
FROM New York every Wednesday.
From Liverpool every Tuesdas. u #-s- -rif
From Queenstown every w ednesday. .
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50 e Id. Steer
age, $50 (currenc'). Steorage tickets from Liver
p, oil or Qut enstown at low rates.
Drafts tor sale on Great Britain and Ireland. 2
= For Steerage assage. spply to -Lz.,i -, M.
-.r ta No SO Broadway. New York, or to
Plus PADGIT +, Agent, .a
American Express Co., No. 10 Buckeye Block.
decI7-d1u7t. .ts-f .- PIG. t'Hi't' 'h -'-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07
DR.. .TUCKER'S EXTRA VISIT.

TNR. TUCKER WOULD say TOHI
- old patrons and the public, that emay :
consulted at the GOODALE HOUSE (Columbus)
daily till the first of April. a. "a is-t
:. DR.. Tucker has now visited Sosmon: regulariyi
he IL reliable and successful. The great increase Of
his practice requires this extra visit to accommo
date his numerous patients. 1t is not necessary to
enumerate the 49,. 1ts lE.t lUfi-J. I'd gt,+.si'
WIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES,
but will merely say my speciality IS THE WHOLE
list of Diseases which others have failed to cure
mch20-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

NEW York clubs have great reputation
for the dinners they furnish, and IL is said
the one that was given to General Grant re-
Gently by the New York CLUB required the
services of seven French cooks ten days and
nights to prepart it. 1t took about three
hours to consume this elaborately prepared
dinner, and at this rate of preparation peo-
pie cannot get much more than thirty din
ners year. 4.a.-.f
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Closing and Arrival of Mails
AT THE
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ARRIVES. CLOSES,
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE
CON STITUTION! p!


THE STATE OF OHIO, I 7sa,Q q
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE ,.t-s,. &c
IWillian Henry Smith, Secretary of State of the
State of Ohio. do hereby certify that the following
is true copy of joint resolution, passed by the
General Assembly of the State of Ohio on the 9Th
day Of AprikA D. 1857 taken FROM the original rolls
on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed the Great Seal Of the
[L.S.l State of Ohio, at Columbus, the 9Th day
of April. A. ID 1867 ) ...--
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
f. '-" Secretary of State.
i7.N A RESOLUTION
Relative to an amendment of the Constitution pro
viding for the extension of the elective fran
Rfsoloed By the General Assembly of the State of
OhS0 (three-ffths of the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto), That it be and is hereby
proposed to the electors of this State to VOTE at the
next annual October election, upon the approval
rejection of the following amendment substi-
tute for the first section of the fifth article of the
Constitution of this State to-wit: Every male citi
of the United States. of the age of twenty-one
years, who shall have been resident of the State
one year next preceding the election, and of the
county, township, or ward in which he resides such
time may be provided by law, except such persons
as have borne arms in support of any nsurrecon
rebellion against the Government of the United
avoid being drafted into the military service thereof
have deserted the military naval service of said
Government in time of war, and have not subse-
quently been honoraby discharged from the same,
shall have the qualifications of elector and be en-
titled to vote at all elections. i
ED. A. PARROTT, -
S eaker of the House of Representatives.
-t / Ep ANDREW q. MCBURNEY,
D., President of the Senate. 81
Passed AT ril 6, 1867. s.e..,
aprS- -dlaw6m-r
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

be-" These men calling themselves ''Ctn:
scrvati,cs.' prowling about the country,
will soon have to hug the negro, or turn in
10 the ranks of the cid regular Democracy
The Democratic Party arc bound to adhere
to her a,lcicnt landmarks. They are salts
fed with the old patty principles and name.
This thing Of dividing up the old Demo
cratic party and creating new oiic out of it
in part to suit the whms or fancy of certain
willy politicians is not going to be done. -
Hence these Conservatives" of the Phil
adelphia Convention stripe had better fall
back where they belong, and behave them
selves.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

Efg" "Major' Dclany, niger soldier,
writes to say that his race don't want can
Iidate for Vice President in 1868, on the
Mongrcl ticket. How does Delany know
whether they DO or not? We think Dclany
is bogus niger, hired by the cunning
Nongrcls to say what he docs, The real
negroes do want the Vice Presidency, and
they ought to have it. Shall not those
who carry .nn States have candidate
for the Vice Presidency? OF course they
must.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

rac The accounts of the firm of jacob
4 SuUAIAN as far as sent out for collection
are in the hands of the following persons:
MyRin 7onnshp.-JonN II. IIETLER
SAMUEL GREASY.
Bearcr.-BENJ. ZIMMERMAN, p. NJ.
Jit'M.-U. j. CAMPBELL, i. NJ.
Uato,staso.-STErHEN BALpY.
Rouymgnce1, Centrala, and Ash1and.-
JONI HARsER,
In Sugarloaf Township, bills forcolcction
havo been placed nthc hands Of MoNrdoM.
= Eny CoLI, to whom payment ), ,, is requested
In Scott Township, all persons knowing
tbemselyesin in arrears for subscription, and
advertising, to the pEMockAT, will please
make payment to JOSEPH LlLLEN
Benion.-DANlEL HARTMAN.
Ordngr.-MlcltAtI KELLER.
Madison. WILLIAM McNINcI.
Hemlock. DANIEL NEYHART.
RohrsJmg--AI.thias NJ. Arplcn,an.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


rIrrsspRo, sxrTsnsER 1, 1860.
akssv. Nsststisr 4 SMITH. t-g ,lf
Pittsbnrs. Pa.
GEsrs ~ think am only doing tho part Of good
citizen when testify to tls great bSnehs received
by mJ from the use Of your stolnach Bhsers during
the Inst ave years soourning for tin'a In ihs oil
regions, IN 1851, had severe bilious attack. which
In connection ~ith dyspepsia. Iet mo In vofy wdsk
condition. was advised to Try your Bitters, ana
having procured a bottle. found that ,hcy work
like . charm upon me. elsh, pounds hav Ing been
added to my weight in tho space VI one week and
new life seemed 10 have been infused into INV avs
ten, so much SO, thst ] have been induced 10 u,e
them every summer since thnt time. As a tonic.
think they are invaluable.
Tliis sumnsr, having had q similar attack, land
as be FORE much reducsd) although under t,s ,reat.
mont of an No. phys ician, I was again obliged
:, hnvs recourse TO the old Bi,iers, aud with the
s,, ood ..asuIt. having gained six pounds within
cs.. ,I. .u,..s ..sscd q half dozen bottles fsw
.,,.. "a use them regularly a.
onic.
Wishing you every SUCCESS. rsr,a,.
Yours, gratefully,
WILLIAM MILLER.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

MONEY We know that money is sight,
nt least evcrr body says So nevertheless We
must have it, and therefore ndmonish our
friends indebted at this office, that their fur
thcr delay to pay tip, will seriously ncouve-
niencc us. We hope this honest hint will
produce the desired effect. If every sub
scrbcr to the DEMOCRAT would pay up, and
one year IN advance, We should be able to
riep tho hard life Of newspaper editor in
different light. How many will comply p
We shal! sec. 2w,
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August q. 1867 .-4w.
DERUVIAN SYRUP.

A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRoTOX.
lDE OF IRON, supplies the Blood with its LIFE
ELEMENT, IFoN, giving strength. vigor and now
life to the whole system.
lf the th,hsands who nro suffering from DYSPEPSIA
DErrLrrY, FEMALE WxaKsKssra, &C., would but ,cs,
the virtues Of tho Ps uvrAs SYRUP, the effect would
not only hstonish themselves but would please all
ihe!r fricndA for instead or feel ing cross ai rone
and miserable hey would bs cheerful. sisoroos and
active.
A DisT!NcUIsnEb iUnIs1 WRITES 10 A
FRIEND As foLLOWs:
i,nVe tried the Peruvian SyRup. and thc re.;,,
fu'y sus'ainh your prediction. II has made A srw
nAS of me, unused into my system new yiyor and
energy; am no longer Hrmu,Ous and drbilito,cJ
as when you last saw me-, hut stronger. bcnr,r,
aud with larger capacity for labor, mental aud uhys
cal. than nj amy time during the last 1--WE years
1Honsnnds hane Je,n oh1nged the use sr iy rtm,a
from rsah, sny suBsring crsaiurcs TO s,rcpr bea,hu
and hdPpy men anil hcomen and HrdIds eanRot reason
ably htsii6ttt 10 gice II q frihi.
Tnr genuine has PERUVIAN SyRUr" blown In The
glass.
A J! page Pamphlet will be sont free.
J.P. DfNSMORE Proprietor
No ~ Dey 3, New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

r'Ss' II would seem from what we found
in Monday evenings papers that President
Johnson has assigned General Thomas TO
the Fifth Military District, in place of Gen.
Sheridan who has been assigned 70 the
Department Of Missouri, from which Gen.
Hancock has been transferred, to that of
the Department of the Cumberland, in
place of Gen. Thomas.
lt|'s expected that the order to this effect
will lc issued this week. Phil. Sheridan
ought TO have been removed from COM
mand entirely.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

DEATH o" An AGED CITIZEN. Mr.. Pete,
Purcell, one Of the older citizens of siunbury
dicd at his residence Gil Sunday night last,
alters \ lingering confinement TO his bed,
apparently cccasioncd by old age. lie was
In his s7t,l year. and has resided in thi.
place FOR upwards of 10 years. One who
has known him during all this timc-our
venerable Judge Alex. Jortlan-informs us
that he lived the life of 4 christian and died
the death of the righteous, --.Nosh' II lbuaiy
Democrat.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
X NOW THY DESTINY.

Madame L. F. Thornto n. the great Ehslsh Asirol.
ogist, Clarvoyart and Psychometric who has
astonished the srientifc classes of the Old World,
has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Niad,tne
ThOrntOn possesses such wonderful powers of Sec
ond sight, as 10 enable her to impart knowledge of
the greatest importance 10 thu single or married OF
either sex. While In state OF trance, she deli ne
the very features Of the person you to mar.
ry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense pow.
or, known the Psychomo,rope. guarantees to pro.
duce lfeike picture OF the future husband or wife
of the applicant, together with datc Of marriage, po.
stion In lfe leading traits Of character, &c. This
is no humbug, as thousands Of testimonials can az.
sert. Che will send when desired accrtiaed certid.
cate, or written guarantee, that tho picture iswhat
Il purpoits be, Ry enclosing smal, lock Of hair
and stating place Of bir.t Gss dspos,,on and com.
plcxion, and enclosing hfy cents and stamped ehvel.
ope addressed to YOURSELF you will receive the pic
tufe and desired information by return mail. An
communications sacredly confidential. Addfess In
confidence, MADAME e, r. TIL oRNToN, 2 9. Boz
023, Hudsoh, n. 7. Feb y V7~ly
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

nesa. The ladies Friend for September
has beeh received. ''The Village Doctor" !"
IN expressive picture, is the title Of the
Steel Engraving in this number of this very
popular Magazine. For three dcildrs and
.Et3y cents in o'rance, VIC will send the
DEMOCRAT and the Ludii,$ Facad one year
Specimen numbers will be sent to any one
for t,rcntP fire cents.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

rfn. We noticc.from our exchanges that
the late rains have done considerable dam
age. At certain points the Susquc',cana
and smaller streams are rapidly OvcrGowing
their banks and carrying away fences and
small bridges. Some of the railroads have
suffered, but travel has been but little inter-
fercd with. The mails did not arrive a: this
place on Saturday last IN consequence, but
came up all right on Monday.
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r Il A U TY!

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with the most grniifyihs .nd pos,paiI ST
The hair. Price by mail, seui:d -.sBERC En-
D,s;scr,ptive circulars mailed ifee h.,.!' Troy,
SHUTS & co.. Chemists, No. 2a5 River ST.,
N. Y Sole Agents for the United States.
Feb. g. lSU7-ly
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21


rfg~ Some of our cotemporaries scem to
think that the triumph Of their cause de-
pended, like the fate Of Jericho, upon the
amount OF noise made--in these days of re-
fnement and luxury, an article Of real in
trinsic merit is soon appreciated hence the
unboundcd and unparalleled success Of Plan
tation Bitters.
This remedy has ever and always been
found reliable. AS gentle stimulant and
tonic appetizer it cannot be excelled.
1t is no doubt sovereign remedy for
Stomachie disorders for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, and in stimulating q heal
thy appetite.
MAGNOLIA WATER "A delightful toilet
article--superior to Cologne and at half the
price. tt.t 2w.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

Df- A Western paper thus hits of late
aud popular fashion 1.-The attention of
the police should be directed to Pant A..
Loon. He's tight on the streets dali law
full tight" Any number OF these flights
can be seen daily in the streets of Blooms
burg, and they arc turned out from Evan 5
Tailoring Establishment, Main Street. where
everybody can he suited very cheapIy.