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BIiEVIElES.

When the articles of impeachment were
being read in the House, on Saturday, the
President had two of his secretaries ON the
floor taking notes of the same.
In the midst of the preparation for the
trial of the great rascal, johnson, the great
traitor, Davis, is lost sight of, except that
We know that he is living like prince in
the South where his blind followers still
cling to the IDEA of his ultimate success.
Andrew johnson has gone back on Jere.
Black, whom he rejects as one of his coun-
Gil. Black is accordingly indignant, while
Judge Woodward is measurably pleased
II is limited that Woodward is at the bottom
of Blacks rejection for the reason of the
formers excessive Jealousy of the latter's
political power in Washington.
1t is instructive to watch the fight in the
Democratic party, on the subject of the To-
cality for holding what is to be called De-
mocratic National Convention. The West
is up to arms in opposition to New York,
and we will not be astonished if two Con-
ventions are yet held, so fierce is the feeling
of opposition on the subject
A coIored man named Cesar" who re.
Gently died at the almshouse in Waterbury,
is said to have been the last relic OF slavery
in the State of Connecticut.
Edwin Booth, in playing Macbeth at Chi
cago, got SO excited in the combat scene
that he severely wounded the actor person.
ating Macduff.
Beaver Lake, Wisconsin, froze over wholly
this year, with only one small air. hole, to
which the fish crowded in such numbers
that many were pushed out upon the ice, so
that the farmers carried them of by the
sled load to feed their hogs.
In Congress yesterday, Mr. Buffers addi.
tional impeachment article, charging the
President with making improper harangues,
was adopted. Mr. Bingham's additional ar
ticle, charging the President with attempt
ing to induce General Grant TO enter into
a conspiracy to defeat the Tenure of Office
act, was also adopted. The protest of the
Democrats was not received.
A FAMILY REMEpY.-No family should be
without some efficacious remedy for the cure
affections, SO universally prevalent, as coughs,
colds, sore throat, whooping cough, and
croup-some remedy, too, which can be re-
lied upon as SAFE, sure and certain. DR..
wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry combines
this dcSdsratuns. ..,.,..
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nDIToRIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4, 1868.

IhtLADELfhhh, MuTCu ASoos
The unusually severe weather of winter is
hard upon all classes in town and country,
but nowhere 10 II 80 kcenly felt and attend.
ed with 30 much wretchedness and misery,
as in largely populated cities. The poor of
the cities, and their name is legion, are suf-
fering terribly with cold and hunger by the
increased and long and continued rigors of
winter. The streets in Philadelphia are
rendered almost impossible by the accumu.
lation Of snow. The railroad track is kept
clear with difficulty, and piles of snow, from
each side, extend to the pavement. The
cold and stormy character Of the weather.
together with the fandangoes of our accl'
dental President, has greatly depressed bu-
siness. President johnson, who has lately
been swinging around circle of much
smaller diameter than formerly, gradually
narrowing his gyrations, as the moth does
around the glare of a lamp, has necessarily
fallen into the flame of burning light, and il
he escapes with wings un5urnt, it will be
moro owing to his usual good luck, than to
any merit, in his case.
The prospects of trade are not, however,
discouragiag. Coal has slightly advanced.
The consumption being much greater than
last year on account of the continued cold
weather.
Muslins have also advanced, considerably,
within the last month, as we'll as some clas-
ses of provisions.
The Democrats are trying hard to make
capital out of the Impeachment question
not that they care one fig for Andrew John
son, individually, but they would like to
stir up a small rebellion, that would enable
them to wipe out the memories of the past
which associations must ever weigh them
down as party. The editor of the New
York Times, who is on most familiar terms
with the President, says he is not governed
by the advice of any one, and follows, ol
course, his own stubborn instincts. This is
no doubt, true, and quite in character with
HE acts. 1t accords with his idea, that hi
can violate any law that he sees proper tc
declare unconstitutional. A theory which
would enable him to trample under foo
every law that might be passed by Congress
Some of the leading Democrats have
sworn vengeance against the absurd idea o
electing soldiers to Office, and take it very
hard that they, who have been fighting fo
Office all their lives, should be set aside fol
those who have only fought for their coun
try. If the latter have spilled blood in de
fence of their country, have they not spilled
and drank much bad whiskey in fighting
for the party2
One Of the two robbers who carried OF
two trays of valuable diamond rings from
the new store of Caldwell, was arrested yes
terday. The missing jewels, in the hand
of the other robber, are valued at $4,000.
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exhibited by them as the case shall require,
do demand that the said Andrew johnson
may be put to answer the high crimes and
misdemeanors in Office herein charged
against him, and that such proceedings, ex-
aminations, trials and Judgments may be
thereupon had and given as may be sgree-
able to law and Justice.
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Ihe (slycerine Story.

WASHINGTON, March "A government
detective who has been investigating the
glycerine story reports, it is said to the
military authorities in this city, that the
glycerine was ordered by New York house
of Canada agency in question had never
been in the United States
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WILL THE PRESIDENT RESIGN s-The
President has been urged to resign by his
Democratic friends aud appeal to the coun.
try, when they tell him bis chaeces would
be good for the Democratic nomination.
II he remained in Office he would be certain
to be convicted and turned out, and then
would be disqualified ever after to hold
oiiice. Mr.. Johnson said he would take the
matter into consideration. We should not
DC surprised TO hear of his resignation and
retirement at any hour, obstinate as he is.
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A PRIVATE letter from Henry Clay, writ
ten in September, 1910, has been handed to
us as possessing in one of its passages q
remarkable application to the events of the
present day. That passage is as follows:
II rejoice in all the popular movements
by which the current year is so much dis
tinguishcd, demonstrating fixed determine.
tion of the people to dismiss faithless ard
incompetent rulers. And rejoice with you
in the prospects of their speedy and ignom-
inious dismission"
This is curious, to say the least, and will
be read with interest by the former friends
of its author.
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80 springs, sll5; and IS springs, si.25 Warrant.
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lower prices.
sour OWN Make Of CHAMPION SKIRTS"
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durability and excellence any other Skirt in this
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than all others. Every lady should try them. They
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If you want the best ask for "Hopkin's Champion
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WIN. T. HOPKINS.
February 20, lS6S.-l0mos.
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neavy rain and snow, storm. accom-.
a sn,eo with thunder and lightning, has
Tos',.p .d prevailing for tho last two days Al st
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SEE advertisement Of speet's Wines in another
column. They are pure juice wines and the most
reliable for sicknoss-superior for communion pur-
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HEALTH GIVING WISE.-Some time since Mr..
A Speer, of Passaic, N. j.. presented US with bot
tie Of his Port Grape Wino In our turn, pre-
sented it to friend who was in feeble health.
After giving the wine few trials, our friend
us he derived marked benefit from its use. We find
that many invalds in this city are using Speer Z
Port Grape Wine with the same beneficial results
Exchange.
Druggists keep It.
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NOtIce IN Bunkruptcy.
THIS sto give notice. that on the 25th day of Feb
L ruary, A. ID. 1865, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate Of Jacob A. Uhler, of Mt
Carmel in the County of Northumberland, and State
OF pennsylvania, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition that the payment of any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging TO such
Bankrupt, to him or for his use and the transfer Of
any property by him are forbidden by Law that a
meeting OF the Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to
prove their Debts and to choose one or more As.
signees of his Estate, will be held at Court Of Bank.
ruptcy, to be holden at sunbury, in the County Of
Northumberland, State Of Pennsylvania, before j.
NJ. WRESTLING, Register, on the 26th day of March,
A. D. 1858, at Ii o'clock p. NJ.
I. d. GREENAWALT,
Deputy Cnited States Marshal, las Messepger,)
Western District Of Pennsylvania.
February 20, 1866
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The Georgia Convention has left the ques-
Slon OF eligibility of negroes to Office to the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-03-07
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY,

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
THIS is 70 give notice. that the 2th day OF ehru.
ary, d. 1865, Warrant In Bauk uptcy ygas issued
aganstth Estate Of Reuben Fegey, Of Shunok in the
County Of Northumberland ann State OF Pennsy ylvana
who has been adudged Bankrupt his own petition
that the payment Of any debts and delivery OF any proper
" eeiongng 10 such Bankrupt him for his use and
the transfer of any property by him forbidden by Law;
that meeting OF the Creditors OF the said Bankiupt 10
prove their DebS and to choose or more Assenees
OF his estate, will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be
holden at sunbury, In the county Of Northumberland and
state OF Pennsyvsis before J. NJ wIRsrLIso Register
on the goth day OF March 1865 at ii8 O'Clock A. M
7. DGREENAWALT
Deputy United States Marshal las Messenger,)
Western District Of Pennsylvania
February %, lS8S-4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-03-07

MAGNOLIA WATER is a delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-03-07

THE bot qualities Of Sole Lssihss, French Calf
skins, Morreooos, Linssss, Lssts. Nails. Peg,
Tools Of an kinds sed sssry shlags,sS by tie ssds
Cor sale low by y n. cuSLEf q co
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SHOEMAKERS.

CtALL and soc tn.se bsautifaI Bard Cages a the
Nns" hAi'"s '''''y j. H. coNLEY co.
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THE BURR HOUSE FOR SALE,

CITUATE on Market Square. in the Borough Of
- Northumberland, Pa, within three Squares Of
the Phtiadelphia 4 Erie Railroad Depot. The
building Is new, three stories high. Contains %
sleeping rooms and Is we'll arranged for either first
class hotel or large boarding school APPiy to, or
address. W. II. sHEAFEh,
February IS, 1864 P0ttsvilis, Pa.
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Which ,comld prerail in thousands of Houaeholds
II It should be suddenly announced throughout
the United States, Canadas, the West Indies and
Spanish America that no more HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS would be manufactured, and that
heaccforth the GRAND SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA.
and preventive ofall malarious diseases would be-
LOST TO THE WORLD! The bilious, the feeble,
the respondent; the traveller, the voyager, the
miner, the sedert,ry student; the settler on the
frontier Of civilization; the toiler cooped up in
crowded city tenements; the convalescent, need.
Ing an invigorant; the shivering victim of aguc,
andtbc nervous OF both sexes everywhere, would
learn, with grief, too deep for words, that the
most celebrated corr, ctve, inyigorant and alter.
alive Of the age, had been blotted out of exist.
ence. Asa PREPARATORY ANTIDoTE to epidemic
disease, genial etimulant, promoter OF consti-
tutional vigor, an appetizer, stomachic, and a
remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal pre-.
partition has ever attained the reputation Of
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS II is the HOUSE.
HOLD TONIC of the AMERICAN PEOPLE
has been SO for twenty years, and in all human
probability will be SO for centuries to come
The magnates of Science recognize its merits !;
and that 1t is emphatically the medicine OF the
masses is proved by Its vast and ever increasing
sales.
December 81, 1857 Swim.
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CTATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, F.,

CTATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA
- DAVIDSON COUNTY.
an Equity.
The Townsville Bank,
The Creditors of The Townsville Bank
In obedience to decree and order of the Court
of Equity, made in the above named case, notice
is hereby given to all the creditors OF the said
1.-THE Townsville Bank" that said Bank has
filed bill in the Court OF Equity of said County
of Davidson 10 close the business of said Bank
and surrender the chartered rights and franchises
If the Stockholders Of said Bank in pursuance
of an Act of Assembly entitled @ An Act to
enable the Banks Of this State to close their
business" and ratified the 18th day Of March, A.
D., 1866; that Commissioners OF said Bank, to-
wit: j. l.. Lee, ESQ.,, of said County, has been
duly appointed in pursuance Of said Act of As
sembly, and has been invested with afthc rights
aud effects whatsoever of said Bank and all
creditors of said Bank are hereby notified to APP
pear before the said Commissioner and prove
their several claims, debts ana demands against
said Bank according TO said Act of Assembly by
the first day OF March, 4. d., 1868, or they will
be forever barred aud the Court will proceed to
administer the assets of said Bank without regard
to any claims and demands not so established.
Witness, F. c. ROBBINS, Clerk and Master Of
said Court, and the seal Of the said Court of
Equity, at Office in Lexington. in said CouI ty,
the 18th day of December, A. d., 1867.
+. G. ROBBINS, C. NJ. Z.
Dec. "a, 1867. 81 4t
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-SENATE.-Bill author
zing the sale of Harper's Ferry was introduced,
also one reducing the Federal army. The judi
ciary committee was required o report bill reg
ulating impeachment trials. Information was
asked Of the President regarding Burlingame's
Chinese mission. The secretary of the Treasury
was also asked whether there were not surplus
funds on hand, which could not be put into the
Treasury advantageously. bill amending the
Constitution to provide tribunals to adjudicate
differences between the government and the
States was taken up but the Senate went into
Executive session and adjourned.
HoUsE.-Under the regular Monday call, bills
were introduced establishing Bureau for the re-
lief of freedmen defining belligerent rights and
requiring two-thlrds of the Supreme Court to de-
clare a law unconstitutional.
The rules were suspended for introducing of
supplementary reconstruction bill passed by the
Senate. 4
It will be discussed tomorrow and next day.
The minority are pledged to make no dilatory
movements bill was passed making FIVE
Judges of the Supreme Court quorum, and re-
curing two-thirds of full bench TO make valid
any action infringing directly or indirectly the
laws of Congress. Should District Courts decis-
ion affect the constitutionality of such laws, the
decision must be certified by two thirds of su-
preme Court. Vote stood l16 to 49,.
The above action renders the passage of the
supplementary bill almost certain.
The Evening Express says that it has reason to
believe that Gen. Grant will sustain Gen Meade
in his action in relation 10 .cbel officials in
Georgia
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TELEGRAPHIC!
NOON DISPATCHES.

Gen. Meade's Order.
ATLANTA, JAM l3.-Tke following is the order
issued by Gen. Meade
HD'RRs, Sp. MMIrARr DISTRICT.
ATLANTA, Ga. Jan Is, 1868
GEN; OLDER,
!. Chas. J. Jenkins, Provisional Governor and
John Jones, Provisional Treasurer. of the State
of Georgia, having declined to. respect the in
structions of, and failed to cooperate with, the
Maj Gen. Commanding the Sd Military District,
are hereby removed from Office.
II. By virtue of the authority granted by the
supplementary reconstruction act of Congress,
passed July 10Th, 1867, the following named off
detailed for duty in the District of Geor-
gia, Brevet Brig. Gen. Thos. II. Ruger, Col. 33d
Int, to be Governor of the State of Georgia; and
Brevet Capt Chas. F. Rockwell, ordnance corps
U. s. A., to be Treasurer OF the State of GcOr-
gia.
III. The above named officers will proceed
without delay to Milledgeville, Ca, and enter
upon the discharge OF the duties devolying upon
them, subject to instructions from these Head
quarters.
By order of GEN. MEADE.
The above order was read in the Georgia Con-
stitutional Convention and received with APP
plause. .Fsi i THrE
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To Consumptiyes.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection. and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his iellow-sufferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge,) with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &C. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceivcs to be invaluable; and he
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as it
will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilIamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
December IS. 1867. 50-w1t.
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sPEclat NOTICES,

A GOLDEN DAY.
has dawned for oil who desire to rcsuMe in age
one Of the most glorious gifts of youth--the mag
nifiicent black or trown tinge which renders the
hair an irresistible element Of personal a,trac.
ton. iffF sH
INSTANTANEOUS BEAUTY
springs from the application Of but one hair dye
in the world. That chemical elixir contains the
vital principle and the coloring matter with
which nature nourishes the most beautiful of the
silkcn fabrics whercwlth she adorns the
HEADS OF HER FAVORITES.
Need it be said that this wonder of civilization is
CRISTADORO,S HAIR DYE,
the most genial, harmless, wholesome, and Ger.
tain preparation OF its kind in the whole number.
Manufactured only by j. CRISTADORO, 6s
Maiden Lane, New York. Sold BY all Druggists
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Jan IA. 1867. 123-tw&wlm.
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WAsflfSefoN, jan 18.-Mr. Garfield to-day
moved to suspend the rules and reduce the mill
tary establishment by the discharge Of one Ma
jor General Hancock. Finally the motion was
withdrawn with notice that it would be renewed
next Monday.
After Executive session the Senate to-day pass
ed thereportcd resolution, declaring the reasons
for Secretay Stanton's removal insufficient, and
that they do not therefore concur in the act. The
vote stood IS toe. The Senate then ordered q
certified copy to be sent to the President, Gen.
Grant and Secretary Stanton.
Senator Thayer will Introduce bill tomorrow
to reduce the number of Major Generals to four.
This will pass both Gen. Hancock and Rosseau
out of commission.
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PROOFS OF THE SUPERIORITY Oh
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WATCH Els

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NJ Y. Times.
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