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"a BLAST FROM THE BUGLE."

| Ia another column we insert song under this
caption from our old friend FRANCIS JAMES, a
member of the last Congress-, and as staunch a
Wing as could be found in it. If the name OF
HENRY CLAY can SO kindle the fire of patriotism
in the bosom of our plain, honest, >unexcitable
Quaker friend, and cause him to give forth SO
spirt-stirring "a blast from the bugIe' of the
sasm will it not raise in the breasts of the young
and ardent patriots of the country!
"'Twill arouse every freeman, though heavy his
sumbers,
And urge him 10 deeds well befitting the man,
There is one characteristic of the present Pre-
sidential contest which the last also possessed,
and, more than any other circumstance, gives as
surance, to our mind, of the triumph of the Wing
cause. 1t is this, that the MUSES. and the ladies'
all the beautiful and the louely-God bless them,
have espoused the cause of the gallant Harry
of the West" Who can fail with such allies
What young man--nay, what old man, that has
one single spark of love and galIantry left in
hm-who is not as cold as an iceberg or as dry
as an old sunburnt shoe, would espouse cause
abandoned by the Ladies and the Muses.? Go to-
Mr.. Van Buren,, "your cake is dough-"
"WHAT WILL FAYETTE DO Our Columbus
(Ohio) correspondent, speaking of the approach
ing State Convention, asks this question, What
will your valiant little Wing county do in this
matter! What will she do! Why, sir, she will
do just what she always does-she aoiH do her
duty!'-W ashingtonian. H
The gallant Major Miller when asked if he
could perform certain act, said, "Ill try!" But
our friends of Fayette have gone further, and done
honor to the liberty loving name she BEARS and said
she ,oiH do her duty That's the right spirit.
And she wiA " do her duty" A thing determined
upon is half accomplished. Let ere,y man say
to himself, "TH do, my duty" and even 6,fore
the day of battle arrives the cohorts of Locofoco-
ism will be driven from the contest. " The Wing
party expect every man to do his duty e,Ei
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OHIo.-We learn that at the late Locofoco
State Convention he'd at Columbus, Ohio, the
delegates to which that State is entitled in the
Locofoco National Convention, were appointed,
contrary TO the wishes of a portion Of the party,
hnd that they are all truer blue Van Buren, men.
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Izs SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH--Tbe Rev.
James Knox will preach in the Second Presbyterian
Church, situate on New York avenue, between 18th
and 14th streets, tomorrow, Sunday at IL A. M
and 3 P. M. The public are invited to attend.
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az ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURcH.--The usual re-
gious services Of this congregation WILL by Divine
permission, be celebrated tomorrow morning, (Sun-
day, the l4th inst at Concert Hall, (Todd's build
ngs) on Pennsylvania avenue and be regularly con-
tinucd every succeeding Lords day. Services to
commence at II o'clock. Jan 10
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II ~ ~ - a'ih1 ivfi'iafl n'n rmp ar4 j s.t
20 rs : ~ n ysaat r,taciafd pni y4isss ,a,,,
~ y ~ 'nsa;os y else sep yin ~ "a !. sNss
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In the speech alluded to (made on the 10Th Feb
ruary 1928, on the powers Of the Vice President as
presiding officer Of the Senate) Mr.. Van Buren, COM
ments the attempt Of Mr.. Adams, in his naugl-
raj address, to trace the origin of the two great pe
cal parties,' (which" he adds, " have divided
the country from the adoption of the Constitution to
the present days" and, after rejecting Mr.. Adams's
theory, he gives his own in the following words :
6" They Qhe two great political parties of Federalist
and Republican, arose from other and very different
causes They are, in truth, mainly to be ascrb-
ed TO the struggle between two opposing principles
that have been in active operation in this country
from the closing of the Revolutionary war to
the present day-the seeking to absorb, far
practicable all power from its legitimate sources,
and condense 1t into single head the other, an an
tagonist principle, laborng as assiduously to resist
the encroachments and limit the extent of Executive
authority"
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THE DEMOCRATIC UNION,
Semi. Weeh(y during the Session Of
the Legislature at TWO DOL.
LARS!

The Democratic Union will as usual, be pub.
isbed twice a week during the coming session Of
the Legislature, and we embrace an early occasion
10 commend 1t 10 the favor ofthe reading public
Neither pains or expense shall be spared to impan
to its columns additional zest and vigor. Annie
and correct report of the proceedings Of the ty 4
branches, together with sketches of the debates on
all public and important questions, will he furnish.
ed, competent stenographers having been engaged
for that purpose. The installation Of new ad.
ministrations, State and Nalonal;and the devcope.
ment Of the measures thew may propose to the
country, will render the coming winter one of un
usual public interest Persons dcsirous Of obtaining
true and early intelligence will always find in the
Democratic Union a "true and honest chronicle" {"
Ito Attorneys, Judges, Justice of he Peace and
lpublic officers generally, it will be invaluable as
he Union executes all the STATE PRINTING.
and the LAWS ofa public and general nature are
published In 1t Immediately after their passage and
uliy three months before promulgated in pamphlet
form
To increase our facilities for the most prompt
execution Of all the public printing, we are now
lpropelling our presses by the aid of STEAM most
important matter to the Legislative body.
corps Of able correspondents have been en-.
lpoyed at w Washington City, who will keep our
readers constantly apprised Ofevents uanspiring at
the seat Of the National Government
TERMS.
For the whole year. SO 90
For the session only, (tvice a week. 90
Any person sending us five subscribers for the
session, accompanied by ten dollars, shall receive
a copy gratis for his trouble. Payments NAV be
transmitted by mail, and the Post Masters are
permitted frahk alters contang money for news.
paper subscriptions. Address:
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Erandrcth'S Pills.
PICTURE OF HEALTH.

mEE EAITH Ia ,hat.ritcd in IN " diNifunl ty
n y the absence of al pnin, suffering, or enecton
In any part of his body; by the Tree and regular ex-
orcise Of his functions without any exception
They consist in having good appetite at meal
timos, an easy digestion, free excavations, without
ooseress OF cosivcness at least once in every tven"
ty-four hours and without hout, ut,dyness, or burning
at the passage, the free issue Of the water rihot
acrmony or burning, and without reddish s,dl-
ment which is always sign of present or an ap-
preaching pain; quiet sleep without agitation or
ltunhlesoino dream,; no taste Of bile other bad
taste in the mouth upon rising in the morning; no
lsourness or dlsugreeable rising Of the stomach;
clean tongues sweet breath; no itching, pimples or
Ispots Oh the skin; 10 piles; no burning heat upon
any part Of the body; no excessive thirst when un-
lexposed to labor or other known cause; 10 inter.
Eruption to any natural evacuation, nor pain at their
periodical return.
Where the state of the system does not harmon
ize with the above picture Of health, it is of the
greatest Importance that time be ott III sending
for doctor or in the use Of foolish remedies too
often the result Of speculation; instead Of this course
10 dose of BRANDRETH'S PILLS be takcn,
which will not deceive, but will at once restore
health to the organ or part that requires it.
All who wish To preserve their health, al who
are determined TO defend their life against the en-
croachments of disease which miebaSP1hdl state Of
rAH's,rejuI1 uBes not harmonise with the oboyc uic
TUE of health.
Those who live in a country where contagious or
other diseases prevail should often think of ,hi,
true picture ofheah, and observe himself with por-
licular attention in order to act accordingly. The
wise and rightly directed will follow this advice
he unwise ME left 10 their own dcstructon.
ENTS.
Arlington Robert M'Kny.
Jersey town-L. q A. T. Blscl
Danville--E. b. Reynolds & Co.
Cnttawissa-C G. Brohst.
Dloomsburg-J X. Moyer.
Limestone Bobbit & M'Ninch
Buckhorn--.M G. Shoemaker
Lime Ridge-Andre & Miller
Berwick J w Stiles
May 4, lSi4-2.
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LOOK HERE!
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Come one, come all, give me a call !

IVENHE subscriber returns his sincere tharLs
IN for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon him, and hopes for continuance of the same.
with an Increase duo the merit of his shop He in.
tends sparing neither pain OF Iabour TO render
satisfaction in any ;apd will warent his work
lone with taste and duIability.AND AiITTLE
lNEATER TRAN CAN BE DONE IN ANY
Io1HER SHOP IN THIS PLACE. lie has
just received Mahans, late report of Fashions, from
Philadelphia. which can he seen at his shop at anv
time, by which be is enabled to cut according 10
The latest style, or to order. His prices are in
accordance to the times. All kinds of country
produce taken in payment for work at market prce
very reasonable discount for cash.
r. s. LEIDY.
n d. Cutting done with the greatest csre and
at the shortest notice,
ISL.
Bloo,nSSurs. Oce. !S.-,6
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Chair Manufactcry,
tn Z subscriber continues 10 carry IN
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old s,and of B. G s. Haeer
ouch. where he wall be recdy a, al timel
10 furnish Fancy az Windsor Chairs, Set
lees. Boston Rocking Chairs TIC. of ever,
description, which may be called for. a
short notice and OH the most reasonabl,
terms. He vii a!so execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperipg
IN superior manner.
From his experience in the business an,
MS laciIltes of manufacturing the varou,
articles Of his line, he ialters himself iha
he shall be abs TO furnish Is good work
and upon as reasonable terms ae can hf
done in the country, oil of which he will
dispose Of for CASH or COUGTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly ard punclualy attended to.
B HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsturg, Dec. 90, 1919
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MORMON MASSACRE.

The scCoun' of the murder of Lyman
Wr'ghts Band of Mormons. thirty in
oomber' is confirmed. They were
principally Englishmen, and wore
attempting 10 rob store al the
lme-
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An lrishman who had his hands blisered
~ sndeavoring 10 draw on a pair of new
boots exclaimed by ST. Patrick, believe
! shall never get ;hem on until wear them
day or rwn,
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ADMINISTRATORS S NOTICE
Estate Of Phiiip Dodder, iais of Orang
tUicnship, deceased.

NoTICE IL hereby given ths, letters Of admin
lV istrstion, on tbs above mentioned estate hay,
been granted to the subscriber residing in th,
township Of Orange All persons indebted to tn,
said estate are hereby notified TO make immediat,
payment, md those having claims are requested I,
present them properly authenticated fol settlemcr
before the first of November next.
JOHN PARKS, Adm
Orange tp. Sept 7, Is44--2O.
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NOTICE

XKT HEREAS, the undarsgned gave bis noto
Wv to William McHenry, dated November
10, ls44 fifty dollars payable ak months from
date, for the improvement upon certain piece or
tract OF land and having since ascerained that ssid
McHenry had no title to tho same therefore here.
by caution all persous not To purchase said note "A
shall refuse to pay ID unlers compelled by law.
DSee@SI fS~ts44
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BLANKS !--BLANKsll

D"JusiicesBIsuk EXECUTIONS and
SUMMONS just printed and for sale al
fhis 0ASce
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suitable to the season, consisting OF all thc Na'eue'
ever kept in acountry store Among 'hei' "ss"'t
ment may he found the following
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the prosert opportunity Of
~, ..pic'eins his thankfulncss TO his friends and
tA' public geii3ra!ly. cor the liberal patronage he
has heretofore rroeivcd, inf rs his friends and the
public in general, that lie s;ll continues, t, carry on
The above business al his CID established stand, on
lhe corner OF Main and East streets, where he
hoPej By s'rict ''tenti0n TO business, 10 receive
and merit shoIo Of public patronage as heretofore
lie deems 1t unnecessary 10 go into the game of
hrag, or to nee any soa soduer about his SKILL in
the PROFESslON OF GA7MENF CUTTING
as his shop ia of long standing and his work he
thinks will speak Tor itself, and far more louder
Than words. But, he would merely say that, he
warrants his work done With neaness, durability.
and IN the latest fashionable manner, and will en-.
sure good ft in all cases.
n. B. Charges moderate to suit the times. All
kinds ofcountry produce taken in exchange Tor
work, et market prices
Blcomsburg, Nov 0, ls44.-29.
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CLOCK u w WATCH
glAKlNG.
GUSTAvUy Eae sETlEN
Clocks O. Watches
REPAIRING s. CLEANING

of the best quality, can be had at his establishment
on very reasonable tenn.
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NEW YORK & PHILADEL-
PHIA fashions,
To the Pnhlic.

The subscriber desirous of outing bus
mess requests all those indie bied TO lin Il
make payment Immediately.
:, The following prices will be paid fo
PRODUCE in exchange for his
STOCK OF GOODS
IN hand.
GOOD GO WHEAT ST. per bu,hel.
RYE Is cts.
CORN as and SO cts.
OATS 25 c,s,
FLAX SEED $l rs cts.
az Goods solG al cost for the each
But no credit given after this date.
E. II. BIGGS.
Sept o-ls44.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
THO. II. BLAKE,
lissionsr Of the Genr Land Office
Session Of ls44-45.

TIE LECTURES will commence on Monday
November the 4th, and be continued, under the
following arrangement, TO the middle Of March en-
suing
Practice and Theory Of Medicine by Nathaniel
Chapman, NJ. ID.
Chemistry, Robert Hare, VI. ID.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ ID
Anatom' William Ilorner, VI ID
Institutes Of Medicine Samuel Jacksln, NJ. d.
Maleria Medics and Pharmacy, George b. Wood
NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chill.
dren Hugh H. Hodge, M. ID
A cour-e OF g zeal Lectures and Demonstrations
IN connection with the above will be given at lhe
very extensive and convenient lnhrmary called the
Philadelphia II Jspital
Clinical Medicine, by w. w. Gerhard, NJ. d.
Clinical Surgery, Drs Gibson and Horner.
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also given from
the first day Of November TO the FIRST day Of March
by DR. Wood, IN the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Clinical Instruction IS likewise given at the Uni.
yersity every Saturday morning
w. L. HORNER, VI. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty
263 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Sept 81, loi4.-3tawJ&c tllnov.
MAJOR VIM ID MUTT, Of the Treasury De.
W partment. is constituted nv Agent to transact
business for the estate Of tue late 1ully X. Wise.
To him, creditors having properly authenticated
CLAIMS or Others having any kind OF business with
the estate, are respectfully referred during my alb.
sence JOHN e. WISE, Administrator
Of T. X. Wise, decd.
Washington CRY, Aug 10th, 1874.
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" REv. SYLVESTER L,nsED.-We understand that
the Memoir and Remains Of this wonderful man.
prepared by Rev r. r. Gurley IN the press, and
will soon be published. They wi no doubt be read
with svidity hy thousands No man Of his age ever
made deeper impression on the public mind than
Mr.. Larned At the age Of 81 he died, full Of 10
and full Of usefulness, and was went over by
nation. The character Of Mr.. Gurley as writer is
no mean pledge that justice will be done to his sub
jet Waichman Of the South.
sep 2-u
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES

TN pursuance oflaw, JoHS TYLER, President Of
4 the United States Of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that PUBLIC SALES will be
held at The undernentoned Land Offices in the
STATES OF OHIO and ILLINOIS, at the pc
riods hereinafter designated, to wit
At the LAID Office at UPPER SANDUSkY
ONO, commencing on Monday the rirfh day Of Jan
uary next for the Disposal Of the public lands here
inai,er designated, being sections or parts of sec
ions alternate to he sections granted by law to The
State of Ohio, for constructing the Miami and Day
ton Canal.
North of the Base Line and East of h,
First Principal Meridian.
Sections one three, eleven, and thirteen, in town.
ship one Of range three.
North half southwest quarter and fractional south
east quarter of section one all Of sections thre, nine
eleven, fifteen, seventeen, tweny-one, tweniy-three
twenty-five, twenty-seven, twenty-nine thidy-three
and tbuY-ive; end the half and fractional north
east and southeast quarters Of section thirteen, ~
township too, Of range three
Section tbiry-6ge, IN township three, OF rsng'
three
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption Il
any lands within the limits of the townships alb ",
enumerated y required to establish the same TO lh,
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver ofthe proper
land Office and make payment therefor prae
oabit after sseng This noiiee and before he day sp
ponted for the commencement Of the public sole oil
the township embracing the tract claimed above de-
s,psated, otherwise such claim will 10 fort tied.
THO n. BLAKE.
Commissioner Of he General Land Office.
Sept 8, ls4f
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CHEAP WRITING PAPER.

VHtHF " ri I IlNLI IAFEN.
COMMON Letter Paper 81 % per r,am.
~ do do ruled l % do
Fine Letter Paper, ruled Is do
Fooscap Pope, ruled fine quail
~, OF firm hard texture, end
Ivory surface 900 do
just received by r. TAYLOR.
And full SUPPLY Of all Other articles Of Stationary.
Tor sale al the same low range 4 prices.
Aso just opened, lirg- supply Of Blank Books
u every kind sre, and description for safe a. price.
much beo~ the usual rates. aug 29-3t.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSEN GER, Tor
~ September, 1874. This day received by
+. TAYLOR.

-
- September 1874. Th, day received by
F. TAYLOR.
Contents Of The September namber.
ORIGINAL PROSE ARTICLES.
l. Gertrude; Original Novel. Chapters l..
2. Alpine Scenes. Pass Of the Col de Balme,
Chamouni, Noun. Blanc. BY J. Tyler Headley.
,. The Rise and Progress of the Mormon Faith
and Peope BY Z d. OF South Carolina.
4 Present Condition of Letters. Letter ii -
To w. Gilmore Slmus, Esq. By G. Frederick
Holmes.
S. Burns. By J. Nj. B.
+. English Ohhography.
:. Love Sketches. By Mrs. Jane Tayloe Worth
5. May Day. Village Tale, founded On fact
9. The First Schoomasier. A Legend of the
Ceniaur.
10 Our Kate
IL. The Rural and ID, mestc Life of Germany
with Characteristic Sketches of its Cities and Sc
~ A Classic Relic Recovered
Is National Institute.
IA Notices of New Works.
ORIGINAL POETRY.
Is. Grouped Thoughts and Scattered Fancies.-
A Collection OF Sonnes. BY w Gilmore Sirnms
lG The Funeral of Time. BY Henry b. II irst
IL God Bless the Mariner. By Mary E. Hewitt
IS To Mary. BY j. Strong Rice.
I9. Lines To the Absent.
- May Day Addresses,
81 The Absent Sisters Lament
o. An Evening Walk.
% Sonnet-to Helen. BY John Tomlin
"a Sunrise.
% Lines " What shadows we are what sha-
dows We pursue" By A. Judson Crane.
26 Parting from Niagara. BY l.. II. $.
Published in large monthly numbers FOR s. per
snnum, for which sum the advertiser will have the
work regularly mailed, strongly enveloped to any
Post Once in the United States. Sept 3-~3t
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ASSEMBLY ROOM.

Positively Three nights only!-Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, September 9th ION, and llth.
THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
Messrs. GERMoN, STANwooD, w ARREN, and
PELHAM,
Respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gentle
men OF asbiDgton that they intend giving posi- lively
three Concerts only, commencing Monday, Sep
TENDER 9Th as their engagements such as 10 cou-
pei them to return North on Thursday morning,
The entertainment will consist Of variety of new
Songs, Gees, RETAINS, Catches, Duties, sc.
Accompanied with the Accordion, Banjo, Congo
Tambo, and Bone Castenets
For particulars, programme.
Admission. % cents only
Front seats reserved for ladies
Doors open at 7. Concert to commence at 8
o'clock Sept 7--3
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ELECTRoTYPE MANIPULATIoN-P,

ELEC TKUIIPb MANIPULATION-PARr |.
'INHE art Of working in metal by precpitating
- them from their solutions through the agency
Of gslvsnic or voltaic electrcity-price % cents,
with engrsvings.
PAsr 2.-Theory and plain instructions in the az,
Of electro-platng, eectro-gdug, and electro etch
ng-the mode OF depositing metallic oxides and th,
several applications Of eectotype in the arts-pric.
25 cents, with sngravings. By c. V. Walker, Sc
cr.ary Of the London Electrical Society jus, pub
lished and this day received for sale by
Aug 30-u \. TAYLOR
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NEW STATIONARY.

w FISCHER, importer and dealer in Fancy and
w Staple Stationary, has received, by recent
arrivals from England, large supply Of Perry's and
Gdlott's best steel pens prepared parchments, as
sorted sizes; sealing wax, fancy colored vaiers
inslsnds, ink, quilts tape, and pounce Rodgers and
Sons best razors scissors, paper shears, office and
q cket knyes-all OF which will be sold at Station
ers Hall at less prices than the same can be had else
where in the District aug 23-3taw3v
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NMIss MERCtRs SCHOOL

AT BELMONT, LouDoUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
w ILL open, as usual, on the fret Monday IN DC
w tober. Those who wish to send pupils, will
please apply as early as possible.
August 29-eolw
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I IFE AND ELOQUENCE Of the Rev Sytvy,
II TtR LARSrD, First Pastor Of the First pre,by.
terrain Church IN New Orleans BY X. X. Gurley
One volume, y It'll portrait.
Just published, and this DAY received by
=. TAYLOR.
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WIN FISCHER.

M Eholhs OF VlDoCo, Agent Of the French
ir,n.,,,as e-OoesP tditon-writen by himself, and
Tor 50 cent. ''''o"'0o"'f''''
=. TAYLOR.