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annrrifd.

On tiel7ih Of May, 1866, by S. P. wnsoS, Esq,
Mr.. MILTON KYLER Of Bradford, and Miss
JENNIE JONES Of Grahamton, clcarfeld eoun-
ty, Pa.
On the l4th Of May, 1865, by T. HotLorErfH,
Esq, Mr. JOHN L. DRUBAKER Of Snyder
county, and Miss SARAH NJ. HORN Of Union
township clearded county, Pa.
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Mammoth Marble Works,
cURwENsvILLE, PA,

CuRWENSVILLE, PA.
Nhc subscribers are prepared to furnish Tomb
Il stone. Monuments, Side Tombs, Cradle
Tombs, nui cemetary Posts. They will also
make to older any other style Of work that may
bs desired They can compete with any For
eIgn Manufacturers in style or neatnoss. Price
lover than elsewhere All orders promptly at-
tended to aud delivered. Please call on, OF ad
drcss,
WIN. II. cOLBURN a BRO,
May 21, 4:tpd Curwensvine. Pa.
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READING FOR "A
hooks q STAT1ONE


Market ST.. Clcarfield, (at the Pee
Y,HE undersigned bsgs leave to snl
the citizens Of Clearfeld and Wei
he has fitted up room and has just
from the city with large amount 9.
matter, consisting In part Of
Bibles and Miscellaneous B
Blank, Account and Pass Books Of 1
scription Paper and Envelopes, Freud
and plain Pens and Pencils Blact
Papers, Deeds, Mortgages Judginent
tion and Promissory Eotes White al
ment Brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap, andl
Sheet, Music for either Piano, Flute !
constantly on hand. Any books or d,
desired that / may not have on hand, u
ordered by first express, and sold At
or retail to suit customers. ! will /
periodical literature, such as Magazine
papers, 6c. ?. A. cal
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A WONDERFUL DIscovERY-The
Washington correspondent Of the
Pittsburg Commercial is the author OF
the following;
An officer Of high rank and one who should know
concerning the matter of which be speaks, says to-
day that General Grant Is looking for serious tron-
bic in case johnson is acquitted. It can be sta
ted positively that there Is great disgust at Grants
headquarters NJ the conduct OF those Republicans
Who have combined to defeat impeachment
Sye wonder if the great disgust
stiB prevails at the Generals head
quayersy We presume he will fight
it t,sn that line if it takes him all
summon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

In CoUNoIL.-The enemies of the
Union met in grand council at Chica-
go, yesterday, for the purpose ofnom-
mating Gen. Grant, and somebody for
Vice, and to adopt such measures as
will bring about a more perfect disso-
luton Of the Union. They seem dc.
termined to "wind up this farce Of a
government" but we hope their plans
will be frustrated, as heretofore.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21
Cigars and Tobacco.

Finest brands Of Cigars, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco The Celebrated Michigan Fine Cut in
Bulk.
sF- Country merchants supplied on as fair
terms as can be bad in the Eastern ciies.
JzS-GoOds ordered for our customers and sat
isiaction guaranteed
To buy to save, to buy to please,
To buy to make, to buy with ease,
To buy at all, as all must do,
To the cheap cash store all should 20.
BENNETT, BLATTENBER6ER a co.
0sceola Mills, May IA, ls6s-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

The telegraphic zeal of the impoach-
ment conspirators, during last week,
can be imagined better than cxpres-
sed. The following from Ben. Wade,
on Thursday, is illustrative of thou
sands of Others sent out by the seal
liwags;
70 jane. H Scored.
Il i all right. The President win he impcash-
ed. Nothing can prevent i,. DP. wApr'
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2]tm advertisements.

TNsTRAY HOC--came tresspsssing on the
IL premises Of the subscriber in Goshen town.
ship, about the 2Oth Of April last. WHITE
HOG, with black spots on the left side, supp osed
TO be eight or nine months old. The owner Is
hereby required to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take II away or It will be
disposed ofss the law directs.
is. ILLEGAL.
Sha wsyile. NAV eI.3tpd,
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PUBLIC SALEI
GREAT BARGAINS
REAL { ESTATE!l

INHE subscriber intends to hiring before the
L Public his entire property Of Real Estate.
Ciuzsns, take notice that he intends to sell for
the reason that he is going Mest-lhernloro bar.
gains will le given. Said property is Of the most
valuable In Woodward township, and none Of
which is more than onehalf mile from the rail
road line at Puseyvillc, on cloardcld Crock.
A Tavern Stand, (0ne Half or ALL
In Puscyyille-a corner lot containing hnlf an
acre, with FOUR HOUSES and q harm erected
thereon aud about 5000 fee, Of bank Leave for
Square Timber and Saw Logs, which rents for Is
cents per foot, yearly, without house privilege.
ALSO, the adjoining lot, GO feet In front ON
Main Street, and l50 feet back. with TWO nor.
sES erected thorcon--oue p story, railroad stvls
the other cottage style, we'll suited for any public
business.
Also, one two aero lot. one and a-half miles
from Puseyville. situate on the road leading from
Tyrone TO Cleurneld, in the village Of Amcssille
with two story house aud frame stable orceied
thereon, and all necessary outbuilding in good con.
dition. The lot is in good state Of cultivation.
and the premises well suited for amechanic of any
kind.
Also q tract Of land situate half mile from Pm.
soyvillc, containing So acres and II g pcrehes az
the very best COAL LAND, a. we'll as farming.
Fifty acres Of which is clcared-wiih a plank
house and double log barn erected thereon.
Also, one hundred acres Of TIMBER LAND
situate on Morgan's Run, one and a-half miles
from Puseyvillc, and ono mile above Alberi's Saw
mill on the same run, with good rosl to said mill.
Any person or persons wishing to examine any
or OIL uf said property win please to call on the
subscriber at puseyvillc, or Amesvile, who will he
rlo. ed TO show them the same and spare no mains
or labor to give perfect satisfaction. The above
named railroad Is now located through to pusov
vile, and as good as guaranteed to be completed
by the first Of January, $50.
The above property viii be sold in the borough
Of CLEARfIELD. on fCourt Wcckl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

Grimes, the double-dyed traitor, was struck
with paralysis last week. No wonder journal
We wonder who struck Howard
and Conklinp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

Mail aud kxpress connect with al trains on
the Warren a Franklin Railway. Papenrers
leaving Philadelphia at l2.e0 NJ. arrive n,
lryinston At e.to am. and oil City atq qsOp.m.
Leaving Philadelphia at Hos p. m, arrive a,
Oil City at ass pm
an trains on Warren a Franklin Railway
make close connections at Oil CITY with trairs
for Franklin and Petroleum Centre. narrars
checked through. ALFRED L. TYLER
General Sunertotena,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

A DEMONSTRATORS NOrICE-Not,

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE-Notire
N Is hereby given that letters ofAdministra-
tion, on tse estate Of c. c. MITCHELL,
deceased. late Of Burnside township, clearfed
county. Pa having been duly granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said es
tate will Please make payment, aud those having
claims or demands will present them for settle.
mont without delay.
CATHERINE MITCHELL,
May 2L6tpd. Adninistratrix.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

Sugars Of every grade. syrups Of every quality.
Preserved Fruits and Jellies Tomatoes and
Peaches. Sugar Cured Hams. Shoulders and
Sides. Mess PORK, Mes Beef, Dried Beef. shad,
Mackerel. Goldfish, Round Herring. Lake Trout.
Extra Flour, Corn Meal and BuckwheAt Meal.
Cash Paid for Country Produce.
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On Tuesday. June I6fh, Es6s.

Citizens, look to your Interest. and plcase como
and examine for yourselves, for am determined
to sell. To give any pctson a chance to purchase
who desires TO do So the money will not an be re-
quircd in hand but In three payments. secured hv
Bond and Mortgage. Deed made at sale. Rare
Inducements an here offered to purchasers. as the
subscriber makes no reserve. Positive sales will
be effected ai said time. C,J. sUOFF.
May ~, 1868, At pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

ArOTICE.--pcrtons having accounts with II.
N W Smith viii please take notice that he will
~ found ai his former store opposite the new
proshviefian church, on the evenings Of the 18th,
18Th, ish, 10th aud 2oth Of May, ready for set
Element Of acc0unis.
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1 DMINIsrRAToR's NOTICE.-No,ic,

DMlNisTRATOH'S NOTlCE.-Noticc
n is hereby given that letters Of administrator,
on the estate Of JACOB illegal, deceased.
late Of 1oshcn Tp., Clearheld couniy. Pa. having
been duly granted to the undersigned, all persons
aud those having claims or demands win present
them properly authenticated TOR settlement and
allowance without delay.
J. A. T.. ILLEGAL, Admir-
Goshen lownthlr, May 7, ls6s-etspd
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lisa.

In this borough, on the 18th Of May, 1868,
ADAM c. FLANAGAN, aged 80 years month
and DAYS.
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List Of Retailers


OF Foreign and Domestic Merchandise in the
W county Of olearfcld subject TO the paymcn,
Of License for the year 1865;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

"THE USGoDLY SABBATn-BREAKER.
1t appears from the following taken
from the Philadelphia Star, that See
retary Stanton does his fishing on
Sunday
wAsniysroS, May l3-wha,evor the result,
Secretary Stanton win yacate the War Depart
mcnt lie takes the situation very quietly. lie
crossed over into Virginia on Sunday afternoon.
and went on private fishing excursion on tho
Potomac.
We hope the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will take this cele.
brated loyalist to task for fishing on
the Sabbath. This is certainly set
ting bad example to the boys. Why
does not some conference impeach
him?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

TUE DEM0ChArlC ALMANAC ior 1000
1867 and 1868 Cor sale nt the "Rcpublicnn"
0niee' iiice % cent?. Mailed 70 any address VI.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

The defeat of the eleNepth count in
the indictment against the " Govern
ment"is terrible blow at loyalty it
is a'perfect Bull Run affair. "This
farce Of a Government" still lives not
withstanding the rage ofThad Stevens
and his assistant irenson mongers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

II is no xonder the Radicals look
blue. The cream has all been skim
med OF their party, and they there
fore will soon Look as dark as their
"colored brethren" With Fessenden,
Trumbul, Grimes, Henderson, Fow-
lerand vanWinkle out, theirparty has
dwindled into a mere band of robbers
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21
ITCHl ITCH! ITcHlIl

OT llCh CHI
SCRATCH sCRATCHii sCRATCHln
In from 10 TO IL Hours,
Wheatou's Ointment cures The Itch.
Whoaton's Ointment cures salt Rheum
Mheatoh's Ointment cures letter.
Mheaton's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Ola sores.
Whcatont Ointment cures Rverv Nina
!. Of Humor like Magic.
Price 50 cents box; by mail 60 cents.
Address WEEKS a POTTER, No 1so wa,h.
ington street. Boston, Mass. For sale by Harts
wick lrwln,and by all Druggists. fs2e,'67.1y
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The SDanieI HOwIs.

We take the following three ex-
tracts from the Philadelphia Press, of
the 14th, which we think fully illus
tratcs the reliability of that loyal
organ;
"Many persons, and some promi-
nent journals, continue TO talk rather
loosely about impeachment, as if it
were an event yet to occur, wonder
ing whether the President will be i'm
peached or not, and asking such ques-
tions as whether this or that Senator
will vote FOR impeachment. This is
popular error that CRATES harshly
on an intelligent ear impeachment
is already an accomplished fact. The
President was impeached in February,
when the House moved the resolu-
tions. Whether he will be acquitted
or convicted is all that the vote on
Saturday will determine. If John
son should be acquitted, it would new
or relieve him from the eternal infa-
my of having been indicted by the
people for the crime of attempting to
destroy tho liberties OF the country
shame that will consign his name
forever to dishonor and reproach."
"Indicted by the people (" Indeed
We wonder ifthe "people" consist on
! ly of thir'y-fve Rump Senators, seven
Rump members aud "dead duck 7"
"The sentiment is unanimous that
nothing can prevent the removal Of
the usurper but extraordinary efforts
(to use no palmer phrase } and the
uprising of the American masses is
the best assurance that if this reno
val should fail, the Republican party
will start the great campaign from
Chicago next week with stern de-
termination that will become utterly
| Irresistible
"The American masses" { assessors,
ax.gatherers, and public robbers
here indicated, have no doubt disoov-
cred by this time that they are asses,
and the "irresstble" movement com
menced at Chicago will be as great a
failure as the impeachment conspiracy.
"The Senate is limo mood for work
The loyal members have not recovered
from the shock occasioned by the de-
velopments OF Monday. The adjourn
ment yesterday until Saturday was
no doubt in pursuance Of the melan-
choly denouement which has filled
the country with uncertainty for the
future, and mortified the national
pride"
"The loyal members" Poor souls,
how depressed their stomaohs must
feel. "The melancholy dcnouement'
must greatly mortify loyal pride, but
will certainly elevate national pride
Poor Forney, like his predecessors,
Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold,
will only be remembered for his so
oial crimes and unpublished treachory.
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W oOdward.

l2 Samuel lIegarty..12l
II Forrest g. Son.. Z
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" John NJ. Chase. I
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Philadelphia 4 Erie Railroad,
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
Through and direct route between philadelpbia
baltimore, Harrisburg, Milliamspori,
and the
Great oil RegiOn Of PENNSYLVANIA,
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trains.

ON and after MONDAY, MAY. II, 1865, tho
" trains on the Philadelphia A Erie Rail
Road will run as follows:
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" lIipple a Faust...12
" IonENchA Ihnmn.
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New Washington
10 MNnrrav A Ntt

- camucl N Ounc... I
Osccola,
6 Bennett, Blattcn-
berger 4 Con-. 50
10 G. S. Pcrry'-...... 20
II sionoroai Il pri-
dcux ............i2l
IA ID. II. Good.N.n... Z
" W. $. Wolls...... Z
Lumber City.
IL Ferguson, Ross &
70 ....,............ 10
l3 Ferguson Bros. 10
~ Kirk a Speucor..l2g
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j.. N. P. SAITH, who was iltried intl Wilkes.
Barre last week for MURDER. has been &C.
quilted. nj L.l..i rrnlt nycL o. i4ttAt
News Itens.

= D
u Registration in Washington City shows
a negro majority Of, so in al the wards.
+, "A tempest has broken four Of the FIVE
submarine netelegraph cables connecting Franco
and Belgium With England. .ehe' ~ ~
IL The Indictment against the fenian pris.
,oners in Newgate Prison, London, is said
to be sixty feet long. lia1,s Esa; y,9se
"a Western man. has, recently been
blessed With twin colts, ,tvi twin calves and
Fdi-In tho Paraguayan War it is calculated
that 40, 900 lives have been lost from wounds,
and 10000 from cholera. ol b977Gr 9FEd
1.-The Central Democratic Club Of West
morland county, Pa, have declared for Gen.
". s. Hancock for President. ,.o,7 .
Tho Hon james r. Wilson, Of Iowa,
declines 20 run for Congress again. lie is
now serving out his fourth term. I'll t's''S
The ,efioiel majority for the, constitution
i South Csfolinp "a @ IS reported pr BY General Gtn
-insr New Orleans Tribune, negro
organ published by negroes has suspended
for want Of support. ban bsabapd gTE !
Ia The New York State Assembly hes pass.
| cd resolutions in favor Of taxing Govern.
ment bonds, by o vote OF, yeas 49, nays, 80.
General Buchanan has appointed board
Of three srmy officers To examine and count
the votes III theiLouislana election & sai
7s,- the Ways end means COMMITTEES 1hnl
appointed Mesws. nM6orhead, Maynard aud
NiblAsk q subcommittee itoi draw UP q Tar
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06
RonnyAy,,-On, iTuesi3av, ,'II In;;g,bt ;,ib,tt' of las

.RoBBEhY. On Tuesday night Of last
week, Mr., Frank Van !Ostern, farmer, liv.
ing in Rush township, Northumberland
County, was robbed by his hired man, nam
cd Bennet Gateman, ofono goldlever Watch
one Silver lever do. and composition gold
Lepine Watch ,also Of p fine black dress
coat two pair Of kid gloves, 4, pair Of fine
boots and small amount Of money, Tho
scamp had Been at work for Mr.. v. about
two weeks and arose before daylight, on
Wednesday morning, and absconded with
the above plumber. .-Danpille Mtcligence.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06
THE two leading cities Of the Northwest,

THE two leading cities Of the Northwest,
Cincinnati and Chicago, at their late ,muni-
cipal elections, show tho following signifi-
cant gains for the Democracy in Q twelve
months; Chicago, four thousand eight hun.
dred. In many Of the smaller towns in
that section Of the Union, the gains have
been proportionately ylarge. This is one, side
Of the account. What Is there to balance
it9s Where have the Radicals made any
gains In New Hampshire their minority
was reduced fully rone.half In the late State
contest while 10 Cpphscticpt As Democrats
reelected Governor English BY q majority
double lhat he received in 1861. y These are
signs Of tho times that cannot be mistaken.
They presage . glorious victory for the DE-.
mocracy, .pnd the return Of peace and pros.'
perityto The ation.-Ags.1 N o,,;,, =. ~.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06

~ TIE IMPEACHMENT trial is still going on |;
: tho counsel for the President having finish
ed their arguments, Bingham, one. Of the
Managers, commenced to make the closing
argument on Monday last and was expected
toclose it on Tuesday tyesterdayl Thein,-
peschers rely on Bingham TO redeem some
of the ground they have lost by the terrible
assaults of Groesbeck and Evarts. The
case was SO thoroughly used up, however,
by those gentleman that il is nov believed
that Bingham will appeal more TO the par.
tisar, prejudices Of the Senate than to any.
thing else. Some Of his friends advised
him the other day to limit his argument to
three or four hours, but he would not con-
cent, and will no doubt speak until the i'd
journment Of the Court on Tuesday. after
noorn elor .@3Jdj h1H lTEssfsenfh u
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06

1.-The negro Bureau military Organization
down South, undor 1900 men,, and cOsts
$l17o0o,oO. The Bureau costs as much
more, and the negro Conventions Will c00stt I
like sum n making in round numbers 1880!
600, 900 yearly, for: an this waretched com
pound Of tomfoolery and ,despotism, The
North pays the Bin. II pays to eleyate The
negro and depfess The white man. It j
sweating and toiling, and starving the mass!
1es, to furnish means 10 the iMonsrel power
70 perpetuato It's dospStism and turn this
country into Monpeliscd monarchy. 'l
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06

FIRE "A dispatch from Pittsburgh says
that the Montana Oil Works, located a mile
from that city, were totally destroyed by FIRE
On Saturday morning, together with 1900
barrels Of oil. Loss between so, 900 and
$4,000; insured for sll ,o0O.0 Three frame
dwellings adjoining were also burned. 90
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06

TIN SWEETEST fHIxa. IN LEE" Is
Have them not, thS next best thing is what
will restore bloom to the faded cheek and
hapipsss ID the dropping heart. The great
our physicians recommend b bto both male and
female patients as ! safe, reliable, agreeable
and cordial stimulant. They contain moth
ing to disagree With the most delicate CON.
fsasP s$ vsS ssd ays ?asa ssssiSS
no article was ever tried by 80 many persons.
They elolvate thedepresscd and give strength
toIthe weak. r3di ssV nOj4vlih b .o.q
MAGNOLIA WATER. "A delightful toilet
srticle-superior to Cologne and ut half the
price. hiNo.9Il.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06

RE.BuLDISa.-We notice that workmen
arc buily engaged in rebuilding the Nation
al Iron Companys Machine shop lately &C.,
,stroysd. by fro. We are pleased to SEQ this,
o. this establishments when in operation
gives constant employment to- q large mum.
Der Of iworkmen. - DaaviRe lntclligmcer.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06

The QUARTERLY REPORT OF TIE ma
T1osAL BANKS The abstract of the quar-
terly reports Of the national banking esso-
ciation shows !, the aggregate. amount OF
resources to be, u, ,4e5, ,4ss,0Q7s the loans
and discounts including loverdrafts, are
$627, ,12Q, ,0Ooi the specie about fifteen mill
ions and third; legal tender potess nearly
$S4, ,0OO, 900 !; d. compound, interest notes
$3s, 200, 900, and three per cent certificates,
s2A,25s, 900. 70 The thabilitiesb show:-Na-
,iopatbauk MISUNDERSTANDING, s29s, ,oo0,0oO (;
State bank notes out standing, $4,000. 900,
and individual AdepQsits nearly $Seo, o,oao, !
O00rs1 sssd jfsusi @ sysa ,e-',gJuq 5f
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06

~ HISTORY Or TIE WAR-BY ALEXANDER
H. STEPHENS. This is work that should
be read by oil The we'll known ability Of
Mr. Stephens, and the opportunities which
he enjoyed 20 observe the rise, progress md
fall of the Confederacy, render him Of all
men the enest competent to write its history.
The work ID howin press by the National
Publishing Company, % South Seventh
street, Philadelphia, ,'and win, appear at an
early day. Agents are now realizing large
commissions Oh the sales, and we commend
The Work to the attention Of canSassers. =
See advertisements for agents wanted in
another column. - n"' W. '''''''.'. .'..
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06
Tho olsphan. Romeo. which Eass On o.-

Tho elephant Romeo, which, vas on ex5
hibition in Philadelphia within 4, week or
two, has gone on . tour through tho interi-
Or Of the State. Not long since he killed
his keeper, and while on his way 70 Iancas7
tor few days ago., he became angry and
restive, and among other freaks hc killed .
horse, injured other snimals, demolished
wagons, fences, telegraph poles, and finally
after five hours beating and tstabbing hc
roared for mercy and reached, Lancaster in
time to take part in the show in tho ovoni;
ing. ii .s.., .,.,, III. 4.