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ROOADArrs.
4-'
ns crsst American laln Iss,srsr
NJ lsss Essd Psrsnsr in ne vsid
DA. LAwRESCEs
COMPOUND ExrRAcr OF
ADALIs.
a sAEs And cKsrAIN ouRs
tAHD ssz oSly en ysr p,.covxsup,
sCRsFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS PORN Q,
onssnpt,cb, In its Early esssss: Bsiarseses
snd Ulcerstsos Of TIE Glands, joints, Bones,
Kidneys, and Uterus, Chrome
khsumstism. Rruptions
Of the shin, Chrspie
Sore Byes. &c.
sYPHILIs,
N ALL Trs VARIOUS roRns.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
fsin in The BseI, Imsradenos IN
Life, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
And sn Diseases Of
BLOOD, AND b'sEHi SssDpKs' sapsEY"
Is shororshly sredic..es syery bind Of hunor
healthy condition.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never ,ro.
ducing the slightest injury.
sssas scayrAers l rs knors.
The following, among many hundreds Of eur best
citizens, testify to its wonderful efncsoy:
CERTIFICATES From PHYsIoIAHs
1s..,. Dr. Ls.I,ns.: Ls.rrsSs., HS 5:Efh ls
the BEsT AIIfsarIyE IN gsE, and thereiore fsiiy
THOMAS ). BoYKIE, ND.
ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
READ TIE gTAIIMEEIs BELOW AND
WILSON CsuSTr, September iolss7
Drs. a 81. asyss sSuns... daughter aged s,, year.
has been drs.dfnliy siiicisd With scrofuis nearly
sSsrs Snes sc o SSs
said thers re v.s NO hope Of cure. During the lsst
lnbs being covered With sores and bietcSes ns
in this condition, / IVES ADVISED By Dr. l. A. stith
70 try your Rossdaiis. at once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving Il 20 her. TAssf
eSs MAGICAL. Ia less tkas nsaA 20 my great
eetonishment, she srds esfirely Uell. an, air,
yours, With much respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT.
ROsADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, n O., Sept. 10, lSz.
bEAl eIR I'm les ny son. nov aged svs ysar,
Was vsccinsted With what proved 20 be impure
natter, which completely Destroyed his health
he has been smfcted With an invetersee asd en-
times breaking oat in sores. &C. RosedAlis VS.
Moore. Amer taking IL lev veeks, nv con be.
came and remains sstirely sesIl. Your truly,
j. b. DAN1EL.
ROeADALIe Is POTENT REMEDY INaL
CHRONIC DISEASES
FROM 9. w BLouxT, Kso., ATTORNEY AT Law,
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
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Hon. j. NJ. BINCKLgY, solicitor of the Bu-
reau OF In 'rn"l Revenue, entered upol his
duties this mo Lin !.
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MRS. SENATOR TIUMBULL, whose serious
illness from an abce in her side, has already
en- noticed in The STAR, il .omewhat bitter
to-day, and some hopes are entertained 70: her
recovery. Last night she slepi calmly the t~st
port on OF the lime. aad seems much re,reshed
and in IL p-i 1 to-day.
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oHRoNIo Liver ooMPLAIEr ouRxp

This 10 70 certify that vas cured of Chronic
Liver Compliant BY DR.. Lewrences Rosadalis,
eter having bssn confined % my bed and house
ss 90, Ssne nns ''A trying '.''0'' medicines with
know Of several others In this county cursd
through the use Of Rosadalis, and IL can be found
IN nearly every house in my neigh borhood, and
they al praise II ~ great medicine.
GREENE COUNTY August u HG.
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THE ROSADALIS

Q not secret medicine, The articles from which
t 10 made are published around each bottle and it
10 used and rsconnended oy the Medical Faculty,
wherever IL hes been introduced, ae q POSITIVE
and BELIABLB Medicine for Diseasos OF the
BLOOD, LIVER and KIBNEYe.
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PACIFIC Railroads.&c. Commissioners
appointed by the PI idelt } examine and re-
pOIt upon the Genital Pscifc Railroad Com
paly, have repol ted to the Secretary Of the
Inter I-or urter da'e o. TIE 10th ult., that the
sCctien o. nat road 'erminatiry AT the 17Srh
n lie ''om the initial point at Sacramento is 1
good woIFing order, and tte telegraph line
completed fer the same dis -ance. The Presi-
dent has ord1. d the issue of the bonds and
patG is due on SAID sect ON to the Company.
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ROSADALIS WILL CURE fHE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
RKAD TIE 6TATEMENTs BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT.

Dy. }. j. Lasrrenoe:
DEAR SIR: n youngest daug ghter, aeed ve vesrs
hes been dreedfully Aflicted with Scrofuls nearly
all her nfe. i tried q great many Ply ysicians but
said there was NO hope Of cure. During the lsst
epring she was worse than ever, her body and
face and eyes badly ulcereted and swollen. Whilst
In this condition, was advised BY DR.. l.. A. stith
20 try your Rosadahs. at once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving it 20 her TAs sfsrf
ess rlasicaI 10 less tSas rsssn 20 my great
establishment, she srds eafiyeiy srelk. an AIR .
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W. w. BURNETT
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Gov. Cox AGAIN DHCLINEs.-Sscre retary
McCr,och ti's moinioy .ee>ved a i,lo; ra n
from l. eat. GovernOr ]. ID. Cox, OF Oi,o,
respoase to the telGgran ,eat him yesterday by
the S"cre+a-y and Commissioner Rollin-,
urgir him to T Ions der his Ior .ner dec'iua-
tion, and cccept the ONCE of Conn ssio,er OF
Internal Revc 1pe. Governor Cox reiterates
that he must decline the posit.o as his private
businc S affairs will not permit to accept the
sine.
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ROeApALIe Is A POTENT REMEDY I'm AL
CHRONIC DI6IAsRk

IRON 6. w. BLouxT, Eso., ATTORNEY AT Law
WILSON. NORTH CAROLINA.
] have been cured Of Chronic Infammasiop OF
the Ear and Partial Deafness. Of ten year, stspd-
ng, ey Bosodalts. 0D0. W.BLOUNT
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BosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES

WILSON, n o., Sept 10, lsa.
bEAl SIR I'm len ny son, nov aged O. ~ years,
Was vsccinated With what proved 20 be impure
He has been aflfcted with an fnveterass asd en-
trsmeiy troublesome Erptses Of sAs Sfss, so0e-
prescribed By my family physician, DR.. A d.
Moore. Amer taking IL . lev week., ny con be-
j. b. DAN1IL.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

"MrIRs O'REILLY."LGene. Il Halpine irs
came prominr atiy b~1o-s the puo'ic during
the war. He cent to the New York Herali ON
FortISss Monroe q long and entirely fictitious
account of the sros-rary inpr'sonn at by Gea.
Butler OF private ram "Mile3 O'Reilly,',
for q iampoon uroa the General. This W.
followed Don a, er by copy OF the lampoon,
and more picioi III narrst vc-, VIII eh cul NJ
mated IN q 4ru-page recount o. a di~ner given
TO the ma, tyr O'Reilly by pro D'1eat Democra.7 :
an New York city, wherein Mayor Hoi IA L
was made tossing a comic so1g, and similar
antics ", re de CRIB 4. He finally reached the
position of LIi5adisr, m --nwhi'e coming
popular through his IIish songs. On his return
to New York he L came co1nc,iSd with the
Cifisen, which he fi-sIly bought. At the time
of his der IN he wa chief ed tor Of that journal,
well as Ci Re!ist"r, and the d of the
democratic u niol-4 wing orgP ''z by hIm-
self Hi last appearance in public was as The
poet at Ihe COrcora1 Leg on pic-uic lsst week.
General Halpine was a brillia II and seholr-iy
wr.ter; foreible and wonde fu'ly ady ver-
sifier, end one of the best song writer's in the
county.
MILITARY A.O wAN1 1kD-Tfe q overnor o.
FLORIDA End Hon. Isaac NJ. Hawkios, of Ten
nessee, having seve. lily addle ed letters to
the Pr6-idC Mt with .ersnce to ca''ing ont the
r, dSral trcol to aid the Sta, a, horiIes o
those States IN suppressing riots and irsIrr -
Tons Mr.. Johnson referred the commr1ica-
lions to f-,e : cretary Of War, v 10 replies that
the Fedsl u '-oops in all the S; .',s sou b are
nple - supp ess any disturbance that may
probr oly occur, and trat they will be used FOR
the pm poe Wherever the Exec 1tlves or Legis-
.tarss o. tho Q States shall ms ke the showing
sud apph anon contemplated by the constitu-
io1.
PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The Commissioners
appointed by the PI ide II examine and re-
pOIi upon the Genital Pscifc Railroad Com
paly, have repol ted to the Secretary Of the
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Prom old and young, from rich and poor, non
nigh born aud loviy comes the Universal Voice Of
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BARON SToBcKEL. the Russian Minister, on
Friday last, prese aied TO toe President an au-
tograph letter from the Emperor OF Russia.
coa-latnlatiny him on his acquital Of the im-
peachmelt charges. II viii, be remembered
that Congress, in 1866, passed q series, OF reso-
lut.oas cougraiula'ing the Emperor OF Russia
AT h's escape from as a -ination; now the En-
peror reciprocates by expressing his kind feel
Ings to the President by congratalating HIM ON
Escape Il ON removal. 1t is said that Baron
; ockel leceiyed the letter some time ago, bat
held the same until the passage of the Alaska
appropriation bill
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IMPEACHMENT {!

Satan has at last sufficiently madden
ed his minions at Washington to in
duce them to attempt the removal of
the President. He'll thrills with ecsta-
cy as the announcement rings through
its corridors. The fends shout and
laugh, for they scent blood and death
in the upper air.
The Internal "Rump" of a Congress
have impeached the President. The
vote was taken at five O'Clock on Mon
day last, aud stood l3j for, 10 A against,
impeachment. Yes, the Radical Reb-
els have resolved to remove the Presi-
dent.
WHY?
Because hes ands by the Constitution
and fulfils his oath to support and
maintain that sacred instrument. Be
cause they have undertaken tobind him
hand and foot with unconstitutional
legislation, and he dares to stand up
for his rights. Because, forsooth, he
chooses to appoint his own cabinet Off
GERS, as the Constitution authorizes
him to do and as all other Presidents
have done before him.
These devils incarnate, who would
plunge the country into the blOodiest
civil war that ever reddened the page
of history, these hatchlings of the bats
of the lowest hell, who subsist on the
intensity of human misery, these tad
poles of the toads that feed in the
slimicst holes of the bottOmless pit,
would take advantage of their own
devilishness and thus drag down as
their victim true, honest and fearless
MAN!
A law is passed, unconstitutional on
its face, which affects the President
alone. He prefers to keep his oath to
support and defend the Constitution,
rather than to break that oath by obey
ing this law. In other words, he re-
fuses to regard this law as valid, and
thus seeks to test its validity in the
Courts. For this he is to be removed
from Office. Shall ii be done? NEW
Err! NEVER! NEVER!
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luton and liberties of our country, must
be maintained at all hazards.
THE RADICAL TEAM.

1t was Munchausen, we believe, who
told the cover true tale" about a pack
of wolves attacking the horses attached
to sledge, the wolves eating the hors-
es as they ran, until they (the wolves)
finally ate themselves into the harness,
and taking the place of the horses,
were thus driven to Moscow. This
case found parallel, some years ago,
in some Involves in sleeps clothing"
whose savage attacks upon the ''Re-
publican" party resulted in their COM
pletely swallowing up the old wheel
horses of that party and getting them
selves, body and breeches, into the har-
ness of Radicalism. These creatures
now run the Radical machine and are
driven by the lash of their party mas
ters, whithersoever their drivers list.
They are, however, a troublesome
team, as they cannot pass single bone
without swapping at it and quarreling
over it, and would fain tear each other
to pieces, did they not fear the crack
of the party whip. Formerly they
were tried in the Democratic wagon,
but they snarled and growled so much
at one another and at all about them,
and their real character became so
transparent, that they were distrusted
and discarded. 1t is a little queer that
our Radical friends still have hope Of
demonstrating these greedy animals.
If they are not permitted to gorge
themselves with the fat things of the
party, and at the same time to snap up
all the little bones and crumbs as they
go along, it will be impossible to make
them gentle" Feed them well, boys,
or they will break the traces.
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TNE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON.
VENTEOS.

The national democratic committee
held meeting in Washington on Sat-
urday. Hen. August Belmont, of New
York, presiding. After considerable
debate, the committee agreed upon the
city of New York as the place for hold
ing the presidential nominating con-
ventiOn, and the 18th OF guiy as the
time. The only other action taken
was an argument to give this announce
ment, accompanied by an earnest in
vitG;tion to all the opponents of radi-
calism to unite in this movement to
select anti-radical candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the
United States. The proceedings were
harmonious, and the result, it is under
stood, meets the almost unaaimous ap-
proval of the members of the commit
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CHILDREN's LIVES SAVED FOR 5O
CExrs-Thousands of Children die annually Of
Group. Now, Mothers, if you spend 80 cents,
and always have a bottle of Dr.. Tobias Venetian
Liniment in the house, you never need fear losing
your little one when attacked with this complaint
II ism 20 years since have put up my Lni-
ment, and never heard of child dying OF Group
when my Liniment was used but hundreds Of
cases of cures have been reported to me, and many
state if it was $40 per bottle they would not be
without it, Besides which, it is certain cure for
Cuts, Burns Headache, Toothache, Sore Threats,
Swelings, Mumps, Collie. Diarrhea, Dysentery
Spasms, Old Sores, and Pains in the Back and
Chest. No one once tries it who is ever without
it. 1t is warranted perfectly safe to take inter-
nally. Full Directions with every bottle. Sold
by the Druggists Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street
New York. teb2lml.
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Hon. Schuyler Calfox, Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
E3pclJfjre NItUSiOJl.

Washington, ID. C. Feb. 81, 1868.
lS'-By virtue of power and authorl-
tv vested in me as President by the
Constitution and laws of the United
States, you are hereby removed from
Office as Secretary OF the Department
of War, and your functions as such
will terminate upon receipt of this
communication.
You will transfer to Brevet Major
General Lorenzo Thomas, Adjutant
General Of the army, who has this day
been authorized an empowered to
act as Secretary of War ad interim, all
records, books, papers, and otherpublicc
property now i'll your custody and
charge. Respectfully, yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON, President.
To the Honorable Edwin M, Stanton,
Washington, D. G.
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THE HAPPY FAMILY.

Quite contest has been going on,
for some time, in the Radical party of
of this county, b, tween the several fac
tions which compose that organization.
The County Committee met on Tuesday
of Court week to elect a delegate 20 the
State Convention. The choice of this
delegate, the question of the Vice Pres
idency, and the old fight between the
clan Cameron and the gang Curtin, was
re-opened with great energy and bitter
ness on both sides. Collector Ashcom
acted as field-marshalf for the Cameroni-
ans, whilst 'Iittle Johnny Sissney''com-
manded the forces of Curtin. The bat
tie waxed hot and the carnage threat
ened to become fearful. But in the
midst of the conflict flag of truce APP
peared, with the proposition that both
Grow (CamerOn's mani and Curtin
should be shelved, and instructions
passed for E. NJ. Stanton. This was a.
greed to as compromise, bat the Cam
eronians were completely out-general-
ed in the election of Maj. d. Washa-
baugh as delegate, he being a Curtin
man. w. NJ. Hall was Maj. Washa-
baugh's opponent, but was badly beat
en-. The contest, however, did not
cease with the election Of delegate to
the State Convention. Hall and "Lit-
tie Johnny both want to serve their
country as delegates tothe Chicago Con"
vention. AS Johnny" h a candidate
f,r Congress, the friends of Hall very
Justly urge that the aforesaid Johnny"
is little greedy, and ought to he
taught to restrain his appetite. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether poor Hall is
again to he sacrificed. How thankful
ought Democrats to be that they are
not only rid of these ambitious distnr'
bers of party harmony, but that the" Re-
n''organizatio has fallen heir tc
the troubles which they were wont ia
stir up in the ranks of the Democracy
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The.new rebellion against the Con-
stitution, is rapidly eliminating. The
President is now threatened with im-
mediate removal from office. Articles
of fimpeachment have been presented
in the lower house of Congress, by
Tnad. Stevens, and il is thought they
will be adopted to-day Monday, Feb.
24l This new movement to depose
the President, has arisen from All order
issued on Friday last for the removal
OF the infamous Stanton from the War
office and the appointment Of Gen. IL
Thomas (the Adjutant General of the
Army in Stanton's stead. The Presl-
d,nt sent the order for the removal OF
Stanton and the appointment Of Gen.
Thomas, to the Senate, and the Gener-
al called upon Stanton and demanded
possession OF the War Department,
when Stanton had him arrested. He
was afterwards released on 5000 bail,
The whole thing in nut she'll amounts
to this: Tie President is to DC depOSed
because he desires to appoint his O'en
Ct5iaet odfcers, rs he has a right to DO
u7ac!eJ' the Constitution, and aS aN Other
Presidents hare done 6efOTe him. a
pretty business, to be sure, to. involve
the country in tumult, and, probably,
civil war. because the President of the
United States wishes to choose his
own Cabinet! We think we hear the
outcry of the people laundering in the
ears of the conspirators in Congress,
STOP!
We think we hear the piteous petit
ton O women and children, of widows
and orphans, going up to the pitiless
cabal at Washington,
STOP!
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FINANCIAl. EFFECT OF THE WASH
1NGToN Exc1rEMENT.-A special dis
patch from Philadelphia to the Wash
ington Express says:
Outside of stocks and gold gambling,
fears are entertained that the unsettled
state OF the political horizon will act
with damaging effect on the spring
trade about 10 open. The Presidents
intention Of testing the c0nstitutionail-
ty of the civil tenure bill in court is un-
derstood here by the thinking few,
and they chuckIe at the act OF the rad-
icals in Congress in cOnvulsing the
country. The reaction, it is thought,
will be damaging TO not few. OF lhe
over-ambitious gentlemen in lhe
House.
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Meeting to sustain the President.

PHILADELPHIA, February pa
meeting of democrats of the fourth
ward was held to-day. One hundred
and seventeen were present by count.
the following resolutions were adop-
tedi
Reso1Ued, That inasmach as usur
ping Congress calls itself the people,
when in fact Congress is not the people,
but the servants of the people, we the
citizens of philadelphia, who value the
constitution above all party and party
tacits, do solemnly resolve that An
drew johnson, President Ofthe United
States, standing as he does for the con-
stitutiOn and the rights of the people
under it. is the true exponent Of the
feelings,of the people, and that we will,
if necessary, shoulder eur mnskets To
sustain not Andrew johnson alone,
but the constitution which ne sustains
w tin a vigor and tiuthfulne5s that
challenge our admiration and respect.
ReSOkeed, That this il a white mans
government, that must be sustained at
all hazards,
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THE Mumbo-jumbO, Black-and-Ian,
Moss.back, Carpet-bag Constitution
made by Negroes and foreign adven-
turers for the people of Alabama, failed
of adoption by about 1900 votes.
Under the Reconstruction acts, ma
iority of all the registered votes is re-
quired to ratify any of the Constitu-
tions, framed by the Black Crook Con-
ventions, and the whites nearly all 5taid
away from the election in Alabama
and thus defeated the patriotic labors
of Wilson, Sumner & Co. Only 5000
white votes were pGlled in the State.
Although the negroes are III a large
majority and the election was kept
open for fire days, Cutfee couldn't be
brought to the scratch. He is still
looking for ''dem mules" promised
him by 'de Radical hrudder5" when
he voted for "de Comwenshum."
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THE PRESIDENT has appointed Gen.
Geo. III. Thomas Lieutenant General
by brevet and also General by,brevet.
Gen. Thomas at present commands the
department of Tennessee. The Presi-
dent has also appointed Gen. Geo. B.
Mcclellan Minister TO England. This
is a dose of epaulettes for the Senate.
If that body chooses to put itself on
the record against these "boys in blue, "
we shall begin to understand that Rad
icals don't care so much about soldiers
after all.
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AWAKE! ARISEi

Democrats, are you prepared for the
Spring elections? The time for choos-
ing township and borough officers Is
rapidly approaching, and the eenemy are
already organizing. Arouse, Demo-
Gratis, and grid yourselves for the fight!
Mark, an advantage gained now by
the foe, has its effect, and, therefore,
you must not permit them to gain any
advantage. Make your nominations,
and see that they are good ones. Let
there be harmonious action. This is
no time to quarl or higgle over small
matters. Let us charge together and
drive the enemy from their picket
limo
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To CONSUMPTIVES.--T Rev. Ed
WARD A. WILSON will send free of CHARGE to all
who desire it. the prescription with the directions
for making and using the simple remedy by which
he was curel Of lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object is to bene-
fiji the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will
try this prescription, it will cost them nothing,
and may prove II blessing. Please address Rev.
EDWARD WILSON, No. los South Second
Street, WilIiamsburgh New York. sepl3mS
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QUEER KIND OF RErRENCHMEN1

QUEER KIND OF RETRENCHMENT.
The Harrisburg Patriot and Union
says, radical reform is beginning to de-
velop itself at the State Capitol. We
see that the Committee Of Ways and
Means, OF which the economical iana-
tic from Potter Is chairman, have re-
ported additional appropriations for
the extension Of the Governors man
sion. When the children OF the state
are crying for bread, and poverty
and want visit the hearths tones Of ma
nv of our people, we are Of the opln-
ION that Geary extensions" ah ouId
cease. What say you, MIR. Mann -
Eusi0R lSelttiUe(s
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THE President has appointed Maj.
Gen. Lorenzo Thomas Secretary War
od interim, that is to act until the Sem
ate confirms the appointment of a per-
naanent Secretary. He has just sent to
the Senate the name Of Gen. Thomas
Ewing, OF Ohio, an eminent soldier OF
the conservative school, for permanent
Secretary Of War. The Senate can take
a run-and-iunp at this sotdier, ii they
choose.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-02-28

INFOR N.-IntormatiOn guar
anteed to produce luxuriant growth of hair up
on II bald head or beardless face, also a recipe fol
the removal of Pimples, Blotchcs, Erup'i ions, etc.
the skin, leaving the same sott clear, and beau
tiful, can be obtained without charge by address
ing THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 623 Broad
way, New York sepl3n8
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THE Constitution provides that upon
Impeachment and cOHUictiOn of high
crimes and misdemeanors," the Pres;-
dent may be removed from office.
Hence, the Senate will yet have to
c0nrict Mr.. Johnson, before he can be
removed from office.