———————————————— Et OWE SEWING MAUHINE: (eo Airer, At Bollotonis) sells the cele rated Howe Sewing Machine, which has Ro, supghor in the market, Go to F atrer's store and seo it. It has received irive,med- ale atall fairs. They are the olduvst vstab- lished machines in the world. July 68tL Pucerss: BUGCTEN | * J D. Murray, : : Centre Hall, Pa, Manufacturer of all hand NEW BUGGIES, sold at reduced prices for cash, and a rea- sonable credit given, Twe Horse Wagons, Spring made te order, and warranted t figtien in every respect, i " W kinds of repajring done in short no- hee. Call and SOQ his stock of Buggies hay for purchasing elsewhare. ap le 68 th __ Re NATIONAL BANA OF Bellefonte, Pa. & U0.) EC How ES. Pres't. = J.P. Harris, Cash ted States, Certificates 1380104 Hale & Co, will nati! Checks of deposits t's sentation at the counter él tional Bank. . Particular attention given ta td $ "Gove » SEeCuies. and sale ef Governm i tent AR wt Pressdniie d ft af abut, t as Val on the adi i ~t wre RX apl0 a8, Netenee an the dAdrvanee, $ HH. GUTELIUN, Je oy Surgeon & Mechanical Dentist, who is permanently located In Aarons Dr. Neff, and who has been practicing with number of years in the profession, he would a call. “to’ 80 so, nd test the ra5*Teeth mavz2ios ly given hun truthfulness of this assertion. Extracted without pain. SHUGERT, Cashier, HENRY BROCKERHOFF, b. President. ({ENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO. J. (LATE MILLIKEN HOOVER & 3.) RECEIVE ‘DEPO:ITS, And Allow Interest Discount Notes, I Aa Government Securities, Gold and Cou- pons, aplu 6X, RVs & ALEXANDER, C Arttornoy-at-law, Belle - aplO 6s, A’ éA WEH: LARIMER, RTTORNEYeAT LAW, Belléfonte, Otfice with the District Attorney. int Court Houze, may 15°68, D BR. SEN CCR apliwRitt. a AS. Eo A NS, Attareay-nt-law, Bellefonte, prompt- 1 business entrusted SB Bek FAS LO, ¢ tonte, 11 dh ti Oflice on High Street, Bellefonte apy os tf, Pa. Oice, Centre Hall, Pa. * Iy pays attes tion te BM to him, THIN D. WANGATE, D. DB. 8S. J PENTIST Office on Nomhwest corner of Bishop and Spring st. ; first two weeds oi tery monti. ~5% Teeth vtractea without pain. Bellefonte, Pa. ap 16 BRIT ) D. NEFF, M.. D., Physician and 1 . Surgeon, Center Hall, Pa. Otfare his professional sérviees to the citi- zens of Potter and adjoining townzhips. Dr. Nef hk the experience of 21 years the active prattice 4f Medicine and ery. aplO HRY. or » H. N. MC ALLISTER. AAMES A. £32 Bap Rr BO © - MPALLISTER & BZAYES APFORNEYS-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Centre Co Penna. Chas. H. Hale, Attorney ut Law, Bellefonte, Pa. dee2sly. M! LLERS HOTEL Woodward, Centte county, Pa. | Ntazes arrive and depart daily. This fa | briie Hotel has heen refitted and furni=k- ed its new proprietor, and is now in- | eve’y respect one of the most pleasanteoun- | toy Hotels in eentral Pennsylvania. The | t wveling community and drovers will al- | wavs find/the best accommodations, Dro- vers can atall times be snccommodated with | stublez amd pasture for any number of eats tle or horses, GRC, MILLER, julyd 68.af, Proprietor. ONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPINESAOFTRUE MARRIAGH Essay for the Young Men, on thw Errors, buses: and Disenstes which destroy the Manly Powers and create impediments to Marriage, with sure teans of relief. Sent | in sealed letter envelopes free of charge Address, Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, How- ard A«ociasion, Philadelphia, Pa A june, 568715. WHITE FISH, Herring, Mackeral, &ciy a apl7 68. BURNSIDE & THOMAS 11 FE pighg-t market prices paid for all kinds of county produce, at = ___ BURNSIDE &« THOMAS’. TPVURKEY PRUINS, raisens, pte apples, oranges, lemons, all kin f foreign fruits, Hams, bacon &c., at BURNSIDE « THOMA Se 1) ECK'S HOTEL, 312 & 314 Race Street, a few doors above 3d, Philadelphia, Its central locality sles it Sesisgifte for 11 visiting the €ity on busingss or for pleas- all VSR Mes. BECK, Prope, (formerly of the States Union Hotel! aplo6s sf, nendous Stock of Goods A Trement NSIDE & THOMAS, INBIGROOGERIES, mocha coffee, old { sov, java, best quality Rio doffeo best oolong Dluek teas, green teas. Jovering syrup, golden yrup, Drips fine articie bak- Ing moj as¥es, Je and CYELY thing in the grocery lineal thelowest'cash pices in the manketBUBNSIDE & THOMAS. is the place. ‘ $5000 a year can be made by live < AJ ‘agents, selling my new and valuable invention. Address J. AHEARN, 63 Second St. Baltimore, Md. fob26, 4w a Sh V4 nin he = i LICENSED BY THE UNITED STATES AUTHORITY. S.C. THOMPSON & (7S GREAT One Dollar Sale. Or tons: FANCY “GOODS, Albums, Bikes, Nilver-plated Wear . utle- Ww, Feather and Ge rian (foods, of every dese tien, dee. Thest ftfidos to be sotd at the uniform PRICE OF ONE DOLLAR EACH, and not to Be paid for until you k you Are to recive, \ ti The mo Lr : of dding Pisinbss in the cowiltry, | { dress at the rite df 10 conts (0%) | postage, printing, &e. It is thon at thoop tion of holders whother they will send ofte dollar for the article Or hot, By Patronizigg this Sale, yon chanee to exchadge your goods, should the he desired The Smallest A rticles sold for aN i DOT: LA RR can be © X¢ haneed for Stlverpla- ted, Five-Bottled-Revolving Cas tor; ar your Choice of a large Variety of other Articles Exchang Jhist comprising over 250 usefttl articles, Not oie of ‘which could be bought at any ) non si ae retail) | country storg for nearly donhie the am'nt | Terms (0 Agents, i We send as commission ta Agents: i arn CIA of Thirty, and 83,00, 1 3 at, i . ut ad l ghic of the following antivles: a Musket, t Shot {run, or Austrian Rifle, 20 Yards Cot- 4 a A Keat Re UAE Me a Ma oel Vga Pet HAT, ¥ —————————————— A —— totais ify di TERMS. - “The CHNTRE Hav, Reror- ren 1s published $Yveekiy : advance, Réporter, 1 ionth 16 Sets square (10 lines) for 3 weeks, Advertise- ments for a year, half year, or three months at a loss rite, All Job-work, Cash, and neatly and ex- peditidusly executed, at reasonable char- & Me REPORTER APRIL © 1809, CEN’ ‘ RE HALE CexTre HALL PA. Letter Frown kilinois Amboy TIL, Maich 89¢h 1869, Friend Kurtz: I have heen cetting I could 1 of Niteen years, ad read the ndies of quaintance. on, J dda Qnilt, Accordeon, Set | Binded, Ehives and Forks, Violin Bow, Fadel Dress Patten Pair extra guality Cloth Boots, one «ize Ligva Towels, Alhambra Quilt: No. neyveom! nil. Cottagh Clock, W hit Wool Blghket, 13 vards best gialith Print 12 vards Delain, one dozd® ¥inen Diver Napkins Ke For a Cluh of Sixty, aid 86:00 one ef tie flowing articles: Revolver, | Shot (tun, or Mite, 42 Yard Pair Honeveomb Qnilts, (4 Ladies (IO 3 # Springfield $1}: = Shetty de v Prd i NY awl, A 1a i thi i qed 1 Pair of { hambra “11 sities Double Alpacen NG Pd Cloaking, Lady - Wool Laneaster Quilt, Press ri, Eneraved Siver-Plate Bot. Revolving Castor. Set of vorv-Han- Kaives, with Silver-Plated Fo All-Wonl Blankets, Pu Cuilis, 30 yards Print, or » Oiiilt, Double Eight Keyed Md | deon, W National Pietorii! { tionary (00 engravings, 50 pages), 5) yds Doeskin for suit, &c. . H 3, 0" tL \ irk ~ ir of Al- Mar- Cole hater s Di- L vou a little history of how it works oboe - will with us. Tam in the farming imple- ment business, and do a eredit business two years credit. Now instead of pay- ing the notes when they W¢%ne due, they put their money in bonds to save Rifle, 63 vards Sheeting, | Cas<imere Cont, Pants a tnt Pate Siloheds extra quality), Pair Splendie | kets, Faney Plaid Wool Long Faney | Sharp's Pat 1 i i i { yds, Hemp Carneting, splendid Violin and i ver Huntine-Ciuse od Wate h, NSinele Barrel | Shot Gun, Sharp's Revolver, one pair fine [ Damask Table Covers, wth one dozen din- | ner Napkins to match, Woreester's trated Unabridged Dictionery, gues), oc. 7. . 3 . * - - CR] { see Cirenlar. Commissions for larger Clubs { in Proportion, 11 vi. Arents wil clubs from one upward. Make let- ters <liort and pln as possible, Take particular Notiee of This: your i 1 . [| eases hy registered letter from any Post-Office, We cannot be responsible for money lost unless some precautions are taken to insure its safety, SEND FOR CIRCULARS. Town, County. S C. THOMPSON & CO. 130 Federal st., Boston, Mass, mr26, KEINE, of the Philadelphia Uni. roe ine astonishing cures of Can- all turers, hy a New process, AL CANCER ANTIDOTE, that re- of cancers and tnmors Ci EMI eatttie or burning medicines, Joss of # drop of blood. call or nddress R. H. KLINE. MX. D., No. WI Arch Street, marl, dw particuda rs, TEot’d according to Act Congress, n ear 1868, in Clerk's Oficoof Digg for Dis"s of Massachusetts.) in our great GOODS Cutlery, «ec. ac. PREMIUM RATES OF SHEETING : For Club Thirty, 49 > ‘ i “i aBixty, 2 1 hundred, 65 « 21 yds. Sheeting “” 11 £“ All other premiums in same ratio. Enlarged Mschange List, ‘with new and useful articles, See new Circular and sample. address free. . ay. Please send your Money by Regiss tered Letter, addressed to J. 8. HAWES & C0. : 128 & 150 Federal st, Boston, Muss, P. 0. Box C. deel8 164 3 LOTS FOR SALE! v Sent to any The undersigned offers tlirce very desi- rab e building Lots, at Centre Hall, at pri- vate, sale, These lots are situated on the Boalsburg road, wear the Latheran church and adjoin aach other. They are finely lo- cated for building upon, and conveniefit to the business centre of the town. For Térms apply to tpply U di: ALEXANDER, Bellefonte. jangtf Money has never been so Close In this State since 1 “ame het this country this spring off account of money being seared, fine winter and not much cold wenth- cr; we are having fine weather rd 13% furmers are begining to plow for their { Our markets dre dill SPring ernins, LE Tye, for bushe!, Corn for 45 cents We look prices when navication opens. hett I’ Well city, we have from three to forr thou the Ilo Central Railroad shops are Tocated here, they are also beginning a rolling mill and We obtaime:d a will com- | mence in about a month that will give i to have our litle city improve very to | come here and put up a good hotel as astern man i we have bat one and a small one at { A man with about eight or ten whould vou nd ont a moan send hia tn Amboy | if the hotel business will <tut hin. I remain yours ete i a The Tmmoralities of Radicalism, Irom time immemorial it has been racy to charge upon them alt the So lotig have they tatiehit this does | Lay 181641 | This is 4 stony asserting, bit Radicalism tion. true as strohy: riles the | { ! its opposition to vight and co tablished ru it is a cypher ‘when placed beside the national pandemonitin at Washington, And what of Congress, and those who control affairs at the Capitol of the na- tion? Language fails in our attempt to limn out their atrocities .upon the constitutional rights and liberties of the people: What is there iit the calen- der of political sin they have not done ? Echo answets, what? They have trampled upon the con- stitution; once looked upon the magna cliarta of American liberty, in all its particulars. Their leading nien from the Presideiit down, have feceiy- éd presents and bribes for political fa- vors from all comers. The whiskey as | | ring, the pardon ring, railroad dnd | gederal corruption rings pass any law ox thvse who pay the most 5 if we had space We codld paitictlalize arid pro- | dvc¢e our proofs; which is unnecesiary | to (SHvince any student of what is go- Ling on al Washiitgton, Adctidig to Radical writers; fome of the depart- ment$ at Washitgton are little Uttter | than public brdihels: hundreds eof fe- ‘male clerks die eniployed at the ex- | pense UT the natin, who do nothing, | and whofe duly récomenddation is their | good looks. These women are appoin- ted th¥ough the fluence of Radical | Congressmen, and the inference is they get paid for thé use of their influ- ence. Was such a thing ever heard Then, if ‘men were bad, they paid their own Cof under democratic rule © government, nor disgrace the capital We | might go on at indefinite length and | by supporting national harents. | particularize the immoralities of Rad- will suffice for the preset. In con- | clusion we call upon the zodd people of this country to lodk tawara Wash- 5 | his eves toward his holy Mecca, Wateht | cutive officers. tions, outrages and immoralites, and when the time comes supplant them with Hotter men.— Pittsburgh Post. ttl pe . . Pisident Johnson and His Pebit- ical Views, Nashville, April 1. Greenvillestate that ex-President John | - Advices from s¢n is recoverine from his recent sick- ness, and he will speak in Knoxville | ned t Satarday, On the Tuesday or Wednesday following he will be in Nile, and address what +1 Wo Prose’ Be the largest crowd ever dssemblédt | . * . ) i the City of Rocks. it IS dl. finitely ascertained that Mr. | to the! dinoeraticenbernatdriAl ed nVdss with | : lof mb, BY Badu ’ JERNtOn 1% strongly opposed the rdnehi tas it is by the Sa- preme Court, afd the repulieat® pre- # HE enting a bold fant, Defeat, Fo thinks, | would under the circomstaftes badly | damage the conservative cao —possi- bly put off enfranchisement for two or | three years, Tho object of his. forth- | coming address is intended more as a sort of a review or vindication of his | Presidential carcer than a campiigh | speceh. If there i any possible chance of con- | sorvative success, however, in a direct | canvass, Mr. Johnson is bound to give his stump efforts a direction that will | will have direct effect. A few weeks } 5 . determine wheekod or not there will be | — PA S—— — - Horrible Murder and Suicide. | Philadelphia, March 30.—A horri- | . ¢ murder was committed here vester- | himzelf into the Delawam snd drown- | Subsequently a handkercheif was | found in the water bearing the name | of Blackstone, of the firm of Hurston | & Blackstody picture frame makers, | 012 Market 3ticet. The body wa’ sent v is to his hous i the eXtreme northwes- | : 2 tern part Of the city. Arriving there | : ~ » | the parties found ahother party of po- | tice In possesion, and that Blackttone’s | | saying that he had killed his wife and children and would kill himself. Par- ties in Connectient this 2 p. ny; then telegraphed to the police authorities here, who went to the hose and found | the dead bodies as Before stated, and inYostientihe the case when the dead body of the father was brought in. paper stating that he had Beéen robbed Land wis a riined man; and giving this 48 the réacon for the deed. The wife lighting the fire in a steve, ot Monday if THE PRESIBENTS. A cdrrespon lent of the Bdi'ei of the United States, as itis known, no President of the United States; since the days of Wiish- ing, has Deen chidrch,” John Adams was the represciiti- tive of the libéral community of his a comiunicailt mn a day. Jefferson was Styled a free think- er.’ An attempt was made, when Jef. noise about that time. The vhildren were killed up stairs; and carried down stairs and laid at the fset of the moth- er. Blackstone was probably in- sine; a tm New Orleans, March 17.—The Governor hdd signed the school bill, providing for the mixed schools, and to-day appointed the commissioners provided for by the bill, among them two colored men—one of then a for- mer chaplain of the State Senate, v ferson was a young man, to make the Episcopal Chur :h the established ri - John Leland, a nection of Church and State.” Jeffers to that caused him to Mrs. Madi- stieidtized as an infidel. pal Church. Her hosbatd was fot. Monroe was a menibér of an Episceo- byterian chvreh in d until his déath. In a vio- en persons who ¥dmposed the cotgre- Ie never coms Genordl Jacek Suan- gation that morting. muned in the eld reh. ie worshipped in the Sccond Presbyterian church till his Ie then left for the 4! street and took his Cabinet with He a*Nays came early and en tered his pewy which was on the rig - + Vin Buaren's . - ' A. “ ian woman, belonging to the réshy nidd his family every Sunday morning tothe Tour-and-a-half street church. the sécoud service. General Taylor dent’: dew at 2. John's, Pres.dent h. ular in his attendance at the Preshy- terian church in Washington én the Buchanan not of the Chure morning of ‘each Sabbath. I ' attended the small during his long Senatdrial life. Hw was not a member of the Uhhh, #e came to worship usually vn foot itd unattended. His pew was oh the side, with a cat-liké step, went td the ex- treme end of the Pew, cenrled intself up in the corner, and seldom nidved till the service closed: He Fa%ly thie church to the White Howse. Mrs fineoli was a cliMnmunicant at the New York aveillle Presbyterian church: Mr. Lincoln wasiidt. But he was d& Fegiilar attendant at worship. home, but rather ticlined to the Tuthe: rans. Ueheral Grant is not a profes- sor of religltli: He is a trustee of the Nationdal Methodist clitireh at Wash- ington, and isa frequent attendant on the preaching of that chuerh. rst ip Le It is said that Brigham Youn’s son Joe smokes good segars, drinks good liquor, gets drunk, plays poker, licks his wives, and preaches the gospel: A ————————————————— —————————————— a ———————. —————————————————_—— a 2 As THE CIVIL WAR IN HAYTL Sickening Atrocitics By thé Rey: olutionists—Butchery of Men, Women and Childiei. The following was enclosed itt the répofie from Admiral Hef of the Na- vy Department : The statements which we are about to make are facts which passed, some under our own eyes, others to our knowledge: The following are the i x 3 | most prominent stancess : | General Bogila, one of the best | Vol. {.—=N 0. oe Av—— - -—— co o— There being no reserve party left to hasten their end, and they had to wait about a quarter of ail hour, still stand- ing, befor the gilid were reloaded. This woman Was 81¢ the 8fthe sumer dls instances; It waithd lengthes sit this 1st of asd details uniectsarily to recount all the ‘other exceutions which idk place. illustrate the baFbaFity undef which sid, who préténdé 1 to bs and called theniselves the elité and intélligence of the whole counttfy. We do not konw } | 5 * ‘made upon him by Salnavé's forces, lis men wer# routed and fled, and he had to abalidon the position afler vain efforts Lo rally his men. He was tried by court martial an 1 honorably acquit: ted. tus, he had scarcely reached his home then hg Notwithstanding | wid re wrested, and sumnidrily shot by order of Doniinique, In the coursé of the war, se¥erdl of Salnave’s pargisans left the revolution- Lary party to join their families. Thei# | wives and children were oft that ae- Gount ar. ested, put into prison, and | Erdelly treat «d. They remained in pris- | on, find in a short pace of time swelled, in numbers and mot the fate which wa & ~ sha 1short’y have to recount. General Fils Alm: Mentor, for hav | ing refaded to joi the revolutiddy, and for basinz expe cel a wish to remain urt- nartial ah 1 teondemel to six months impirson- neutral, was trie l by c | ment —aever a ciin to he sot at liberty, as the sequel will show. Prisoners taken upon the field of battle won lel, ani it some ifstances fatally, were, in common with otherd not wounde l, shot imm-diately after combat, quarter on this side being Several other | persons were shot without any form of trial, apon the more de .unacia‘ion of | seareely thought of. ankndwa imlividads, the reason as- the revolution. Upon thearrival of Salnave's forces before the town, and upd. the first at- Cthek that was male, the numerons | persons who fonhd thim-elves in pris on for minor ¢ffene s and so-called [d= litica crimes, as related above, wite thrown open, ard a discharge of mus- fond insaficient to kill fagt ehough, Cindividuals above referred to as hav- Jing joined Salnave’s party, as also was Gener! Fils Aime Mentor. Gen. Fils’ Alme Mentor was unable to stand ap on account of sickness, and was ™ con- sequence tied in a chair, Kved After this, recourse was had to poiniblank | | musketry to finish the sailringd of | those who still breathed. A father and som were shot together, without any | other reason than sone silly remark made by the latter. After having uselessly pléaded for the life of the son, the father réquested to share his fate, | which wa? ta gladly accepted by the | rebels, and they were murdered Béfore | our eves un lor ciredmistances too Kore rible to relate. LA wamag (Mme Zorphiso) was are rested on account of som: of her re- | lations being in Saluave’s mcks. The Tacks of hed wxecution are the follow: ing: { of Soldiers drew up be- ford the prison door; the officer, a | creature of Dominique, #84 had hith- | erto officiated in these Murders with | alacyity, called for this woman, and told her that Dominique requested her A gual resence. Upon appearing, and, as | she was about Béing tied with a rope, | 11h great consternation anl agony of | | mind she éried out, “Surely you are | wot going to kill me!” The aforsaid | officer assured her that ftuch was not the case. In spite of this protéstation, she was marched off’ a few paces to the sea side, between a file of sodiers, some of whom beld the rope with which her arnis were bound, and she was then shot: That is, murdered in the usual style. [t may not be out of place hére to gay that all the people who were shot had to stand facing the firing party: and forced to look upon them while loading and goiiig through maneuvers preparatory to their execution. In most cases the first fire only wounded and otherwise shattered their linibs. i and belief, there was oné hundred and nine persons, among whont were, they Bay, ten wonder dnd oe child. Besides the above marders in the pFison, theré have been at different timés a numbef of people shot, or, as it is called h -ré; é€ébuted in éonformi- ty to the laws of thé é¢ountry, but, in point of fact, it should be moré porper- ly terided murder. The umber who have thus fallen outside of the prison, we cannot, up to this hour, ascertain, but it Was a freq :nt occurrence. When men in the revolution desert, their Wives dre intpriséned dnd in many ca ses shot. J. X. Ntenovsox, Gero. C. Brow. The veracity of the above signers is vouched for by Mf ¥ames Ds Long, the United S:ates Cot<itl at Hayti. Be tl — > The pasage of the tenure-of office hill on Wednesday, in the shape in which it was agreed upon b¥ the com- mittee of conference, dispd es of this apple of discord which Bix catired such tribelation among our radical friends. The bill as finally agreed pon and addgted seems t6 be a sort of compro- mise, A%d not entirely free from differ- ent constructions. The Vote in the Senate was 45 to 8, every radical ex- cept Mr. Sprague, of Rhode Island, voting for it. In the House the vote stood 108—all vadivats—td #7 demo- crats and rads. Congress having ndéW dithored of this measure, and thereby unfettered the hands of the President, the session will dod®tfess soon come 4 4 close. The work &f dec pitation having now received a Ho® fdpithe, w? may look for lively tintes among the members of the bréad and butter brigade, my a Seven Steamboats Buriié | —Less 150 Hdd S. Lvs, March3).-=Ia allition to the steambats Ben Johns m, Henry Adkins, Carrie F. Konitz, and G. B. Allen, reported as having Béed burned last evening, thé déstruction of steam hoat property prove td hé nl re serious. The Faniie Scott, aftér floating dawa the strednt; wus taken Ad rd Any the river By the sted baat Jendié [2swis, where both groddded. While it that sitawtisa the steam- boat América, which had tiken fire from a mass of bdrdlns Wppsr works that had floated from one of the stea- mers, first burn zd, drifté] against the grounded baits, ail all thres were burned to the watar's ed ze. i —— A correspondent #f the Augusta, Georgi, Chronicle) #ritidg from Ap- plying dider daté '¢ March 23, re- ports thé Billing af thay place of Ly- curgus Pesse, b¥ Hibert Hardin, within a fei feet ofthe courthouse and while codtt ¥as in séssidh. Both were gerving on the cai] jury and had al. ways b €1frienls. Whiskey was at the bottom of the difficulty. Kissing nis Wire Ware Drrva or HyproraoBjA.—Mr. FEckerson, who died of hydr plighia at Saddls river, N. ¥,, hd{l to Be held by five or six men, and durijg his lucid inter- vals begged to kiss his wife, who was very ill in another part of tha house, The dyldg Mdil carefully wiped the froth from his fice; find compressing his teeth tightly to prevent any of the poisonous saliva exuding from his mouth, kisss!! the lila which he had so often pressed in love and affection, and resolutely turd ing away, after bid. ding Her ddiei fufever, relapsed into a dreadfiil patoxyinm and died. . —— Consaderiible excitement exists in Washifigloii régarding the charges of cofftiption against Governor Fenton, set forth in the testimony taken by the Legislative Investigation Committee, The anti-Fentonians declare they will have aninvestifation instituted, and if he is found giiilty, will have him ex- pelled. | Thiey wha love ths lon zest, love the best:
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