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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-12
FROM FORT ABERCR0MBIE
BELEAGUERED BY INDIANS
Startling Adventures Of Mes
sengers.

From the Daily Pioneer, 9Th.
Last evening two French guides arrived
from Fort Abercrombie, bringing dis,
patches from Captain Vanderhock, com.
manding the post.
Captain Vanderhock writes to Adjutant.
General Malmros that be had sent out men
to bury the bodies Of the men who had been
murdered. Another party, sent out to re
connoiter, had been fred on. A large
number of Indians had appeared round the
Fort, and they had carried off all the gov
eminent mules and cattle belonging to the
post, together with all the beef cattle be.
longing to the treaty. He further says
"There is perfect swarm of Indians all
around US, and I was compelled to keep my
entire force on guard all last night, as well
as all the citizens Of the post. The conse-
quence is that my men are becoming worn
out. Unless reinforcements are received
very soon, I shall be compelled to abandon
the post entirely. 1t Is necessary that at
least three companies be stationed here fol-
the protection Of the post, and additional
ones tor the punishment of the offenders.
Adjutant General Malmros has made ar.
engagements for sending on relief at the ear.
liest possible moment. One company of
mounted men has already moved on to
Sank Valley, with orders, that in case their
services were not needed there, to push on
to Abercrombie. 7g
A letter from Captain @. P. v. gLull,
dated August 3lst, says "The Indians
yesterday shot q man out of q party OF
twelve sent ont to secure some goods and
stock. All the goods for the treaty are
here and safe. It looks here very much
like the commencement Of q serious frontier
war" - Y = t'1V'l'7
STATEMENT OF THE MESSENGERS.
We give below the statement of Isaiah
Gervais and N. Democrats, the messepgers
who brought down the dispatches Of Capt.
Vanderhock to Gov. Ramsey: Y
On Sunday, August 3lst, I started from
the Fort with the mail for st. Paul. After
we crossed the ferry from the Fort. and
after we had passed the woods, and cot a
mile on the prairie, near Whisky Creek. we
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COntrahands.

-il.Y ses innate CAIRO, Aug. 3d..
The following correspondence explains
''s'"' -aLaqiia Etes1t q c,,ao ,slA, An. 90 40
To 3. N. sr4sros, Secretary Of War, Wash.
ingtons D: g.: Id ses, agI .sra.Iq.a aolElim
A large lot Of negroes arrived this morn.
ing from Gen. Curtis army, mostly women
and children. ] have now at bis place
over 900 women and children. What shall
] do with themf They will starve il not
fed. s,s3 bgs ss.aS
Brig. Gen. Commanding District Of Cairo.
'asill A2i794 WAsHrNeroN, Aug. 20.
To Brig. Gen. TUTFLE: 6 10 19isBiss 01.Yl
It is your duty, and you are directed, to
issue from the Quariermaster and Commits
sary stores the necessary supplies for the
negroes mentioned in your Telegram, and
put to work such a. are capable Of service.
You will direct . special accounts be kept
Of the supplies issued and the labor done.
(Signed) e. N. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
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and loaded and fred until completely ex-
hausted, and then urged the boys on, and
soon alter died. He was q young man,
well known throughout the State, having
been a resident of Minnesota for over
twelve years, and principally engaged in
hunting and trapping. His death will
leave void in large circle Of friends in
this city, who knew his virtues and admired
him for his sterling worth.
Robert Baxter, also among the killed,
was the well known baker of this city, who
volunteered for the war, and had Lieutens
ants commission, and was engaged in en-.
listing company under the last call
When the Indian troubles broke out, he
and his men volunteered under Major
Cullen.
Mr.. Baxter was an nglishman, but had
been resident of this city for about five
years. 81
VIM. Irvine was from West Saint Paul
and brother Of John r. Irvine of this city,
F. Beneken was the well known watch
maker of this city.
VIM. Cobb was the son of Cobb, the
butcher, near the Winslow House.
LETTER FROM FORT RIDGLEY.
Fort RIDGLEY, Sept 8, 1862.
Capt. EARLE s. GOODRICH:
DEAR SIR: Since you left US we have
had considerable excitement, occasioned by
the report that the Indians were making an
attack on Ccptain Giants company and a
detachment of Cullen's cavalry, sent out to
bury the dead near Red Wood. The at
tack, it is said, was made at about two
O'Clock yesterday (Monday) morning, and
lasted until last night. We have not yet
heard the result of the fight. About ten
o'clock in the morning Colonel Sibley sent
out reinforcements to Captain Grant and
the cavalry, under command of Colonel Nc.
Phail. Lieutenant Sheshan went out soon
after and saw a large body OF Indians,
dressed in white mems clothes, near Colonel
McPhail's command. There was large
grove of trees from which the Indians came
out, as if to draw our men into ambush.
Lieutenant Sheehan came back and report.
ed the facts to Colonel Slbley, and at about
six O'Clock Colonel Sibley, with almost biz
entire command, started to reinforce Col.
McPhail. Today we have heard firing sew
eral times, but as yet have had no messen-
ger in to give us the results. 1 think they
have been shelling the Indians out Of the
woods. The men are out without particle
of bread, and have very few, if any, cooking
utensils.
Major Cullen has been quite sick since
you we're here, with an attack of intermit.
tent fever; but he is now getting better
and intends to be with the command to-
morrow. Truly your friend, ssrI @ II
t.es A. F. E.
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BATTLE 1T CEDAR CITY,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28
Ayers Ague Cure,

Intermittent Fev.r. OF Fevrr sDd Ague. Rsl-ist-
3fever Chlli Fever. Dumb Agus. fsriotlsei Es.1
soho. or killoes ReAdsshe. and hiliosu ts-
vers. tndeed for tie ~hcie ciass ~ d..
eAses or ignatins ~ hillary 6cranse-
uoat, caused BY the hklsnsof
Miasmatic Countries.
We are epshled here 60 oder thc oorlnu.iry .
remedy which, while Il curee TIE sb0ve cocinlasil
With certNipty. is suf perfectly ksrmles< IN an,
ausDuy. secb remedy is tle IN d.ssEisis
where these sniicung dircrdere prevail This ''cuw
expels tho uissmsuc poiscn q Fever And Aye ffel
TIC system. and pTevcnts The dsvc.ornaeDt u l.
disease. Il taken ca the ars: approach a iss prsus
itcry symptoms. Il u n0s ony TIE bert remedy ey
yet disoovereJ for thls cAss q conplsnts bit ass
The chcaresi. The large quantity Nc supply Cor
doilaI brluss ttwitbin tbe rcacb a cver,tccy.
IN Billions oistficu where fcvpr and Ase. presasL
uryto<y shossld have it aud "a frsy both h,s
cure AID protection. great ruper5crity q tls
rsuedy aUy ether ever discovered tor thr si-e
d. AM certain cIsV e lusosnHt~ou "a thai itc.t
tdns % Quiniue ulirer@i, oouatQ Qventiy f,role-
os gusnIsm CT ether Injurious orccss ~h.te~r
uoon The co1rtiiuii1D. Ioc-e c,Aret b. aru ien a.
hvslthy - n tboy bad never hsc In disoss~
Fever aud Agooia oot tioIo tbo ooorcq q, -
nlxnstic polso0. great variety of clsordors 49,
rom ip Irritation, tHaopg which are
rour.igts Rbernas stit ~. tout. R~sscss. BlEAn-sN
Tooibscbc, Eareehe, CstsrTah, Ast1tas, faiyf
t-iot. Painful kBectioD % zoe sp-~s. He
terio-. .Paic 10 the Bowels .COlic .fafslysis
sEd Dsrsbgsmeni o; tts Siomscb.
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tae inter l1itteut type, OF bocouo psrofioal H.
''CusE espsls The poi-so ocU tbs biooc. sod co..
sceDentiy carcs tbeD sl alihe- II u 81 inssluatl
protectiop 1. iuniFrsnn sud p-rrcus srsreung -
tsDporarily residiog in ths nalATiota dls1Eic,s. 1
taken Occasionally daily ~tise eRpo~~d 90. in
fectou. that ~i ~ skefstsl trozE tho syysszn sud
o>nD0s sscalnClste A serciert qusBiity W rsy-r
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- fsrr~. all Do m.dr ~ trssrttns the $500 y
- fs.asra S.ltat.es q ks3ocisfo1s - tgteffs
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Ars21h.
len, Bs. .AoC- - bsrk, aCT 70
ode aud Mortgages (be.rg GRIT hen 90
Real Estate. worth a. loass 81 SCI 200 ee so1 oe
Llars Oh siocks. payable 90 demand,
inarsel value q securstiss sis7 sTs So i4Aeco 90
AJAX Stock, market value T6,s1t %
onitsd stctes Tseeeury sotes, t-sgset
vsl1o. los. SIS 80
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North Carosina State BoDds tueerke, sai) 1850 90
Missouri state Bonds (msrkct value. i<,ooo 90
Real Estate, No al etroet SSc< ~
Interest due on lFl Js1aary, issl, fof ..
~bich "a, ,2oO - has sioos been ned Tr1 81
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Ja1aAry (cf vhSh Ell &c Is tse sirc.
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land Rieksl, x.sss %
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prcniume due sot uDooiiecf<-l 90 fcii-
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C8aRtrr CRCfI, Agent.
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EPISCOPAL cnURCHl

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IS tf>-f-
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iosssl due fh.n paid isg
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NURSE nv.

HAVE PURCHASED the eu,u,
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= \ 70 inehrs n disznster. - Neua 80 20 s<
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NO.l4I.
MEDICAL.


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rIcoo' u ~nien tni< srao oe-szDcs uitisist woAk
40 pScr; bstaS IN ths esreristioe, Il pervstss sts
soese eccy. an u.s. ecrsi ou N disesso On sny pa
y So srs.a Il res frra ts stlseks eox h sssrr
ens Wfice II 1sy cct destrcy. Tts scrpfaics ssSys
: tSr;Ocay esu'ca ~ uveSss.l ei.cass, w uss1s.
G Ssss,s ne ssrsss . so. sPs s -: ..s ssr a. 70 =
1s vo1eresl tniocLsc- NhsLervI - IL or,Sir. u
heieditsry II TIE esnslitrnon. desoootins susn %.
runta u ehiere1 urto tie tnlrd ras fozzlb svpera
dos" indcc.. it eeons = . tAs NJ q Hia, W.
der ohiidrsn.' 80 ,.,.....------ -
q ocrrars u sioercns matter. ~lsch N ths ipngs
tsg. an internal ors eas. ie s--uet turbeyasa "
as eL-nis swefiings, Ast or ths sarfses e-upsisss
-, ,s. MS .oSl serrerSes ~A.sA seeasrs 70 sAs
los oosnrisa,s, bai they have Gar lea posu q
~ es4s ss ..,.. 2, s>sS s.sss.ss sSIssus.
% szorriersin 1er nsrurc. sse ssn rsDdssse a.
a. ~ H. tA!Es N Le ysssn. Most u he ca
sunpdcs ~h.s1 dsclzssteS ths human faniiy uhrrs
sr.sia ehssss g tA.s ssrsssio,s ssItszaiHss
many deSt-tcttv d.scss>c or tSr liver, nc
e-sir- and. irdeet. of al tie erx<rs. ariss kroes
Arc aSSrevated y the s&zae cause
one ersrter q Az cur rcorl- are essofrlSus sa<,
p.Tss,: ' are i,ssesa y a.s irrI.as irsssss ssl
t5s ysssr must rcn0yss> th< hssss hy sn slsers-
tive medicine and lnvgorste Il BY healthy ket az
eseSeise Such rnctirine ~c supply IN -l
AYERS ets.rc ar s
compound Extract ct ssSSsapartllA
ns most o0~<as rsaasdy s,aoA sne ,,<<ieai all -
or- .r7csc-n devise fcs this cvcyywh.rs prcv-l.rx
and fsfsi rsisdy II ocuelneo ram TIE a,sst acr:se
rsneisls thai have bec1 d>oevor-S Cor tho erp,sr,
gaton q tlts l0uj Disorder - the eioct. arc tht
ressrc q The fysteu from tn destructive oozss-
aaences- heace Is aAorl1 be employed Cor Ne o1rs
q cot only S<-cfSls tuf Asss zoes csAer eaesslesas
ss'cs xr1.e fron IL such ....-...t
krrpLvs s-t st.n nssases, - Anthsr,.. fus.
Roee. - Rrysipel.s, Psupiez. ruscElaz. kiefui.-
&c, hlalns aKf kotkr. GaE,Grs. Iettez 80 S>3f
ksevm. scsld Head, Nng~oru. Rhes.
nsna-n. syphihre sbe Aervuresl
Nnese~es- broPeyr AsaSaSs-A
Debl;tg, and, ts*-.c. ~
Conpi4intss a. ss.e lFusn
yieaied o. Iarvra
klccG.
he po,,Slsf 5elief Is -, -r'y oi Ess t.oos- =
fcnrtst H. sssth To- cEc-ulA ts degcaerstlor - ~
blood Tie particular pnrpose sDt Elrrse ~ -
ssraapayiils j. q pgrfJ AID regeerat tAs vital r
a. without vbicf sound kel4 y .u,,osslbi~ IN uasf
tafuinstsd csnrti
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
American Hotel.
CHEsrNrT STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
PHILADELPHIA,
$3.50 PER DAY.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The underigned, having renew wed their lease for ,
term ol years have entirely reiIed the house hayin.
painted, rarfeted and refurnIshe1 throughout
The location Oi this House Is unsur assed betnS
upon the widest and nnst pleasant part of ChesInn
~. directly opposite the Old State House near The
places OF Amusement. the Johblng houses of Marke
and Third sis and conv enient to the city railroads
the cars Of which run to all parts Of the cy for ha
dime fare.
The rooms are large, will lighted, have surero,
for comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk, Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from n Farm belonging to u.s. and which
is managed exclusively for The Hotel.
The preprieIOrs OF the America assure their friends
and patrons that pains will be spared is male the
appointments of this Ioe plete and its ia bic
pare iavorably with the beet houses IN the Mon
novHlIy WYATT Il HEILINGS
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
VESTS Improved PumD

Do"OEe' Acting, Anti Freezing, Lifting and
Forcing.
The most Simple. Durable and Powerful and n.
Cheapest in use Tor Houses Farms Deen W. II. ST.
Factories and Mines - ''f''
This Pump took the Highest Premium at The u &
Fan, III Richmond. Va, in 1858
All Sizes Manufactured and Sold bv
SAMUEL MACFERREN.
AIS" manufactures OF Fuiers Patent IrJn Railing.
Iron BedsIeaus, &c. e'
GIT Chestnut street PhiIadrlihia, Pa.
Wests Pumps ha' ing been sold for over four veors
and gwen universal s,l>iacilon the Public are .aIs
IGG ne !nai ihey are what they claim 10 be- the BEST
PUMP IN USE We are now nrpnaTsd 10 ~, -,
Pumps and warrant them work Satisfactorily Tbey
nave no stuting box and hence hev cause no Crclon
mar VIII require waste of power Our ordinary
in'iu jumps prove very efficient engine in case Of
hre' and are very useful in forcing water 10 bipb
elevation andii washing windows. carriages, &c,
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Discovered at Last i:
CURE IN THE WORLD FOR
PAIN.
Prof ChaS. DE Grath's
ELECTRIC OH.


This oil is The only sure remedy in The wo,IJ a.,
the Cure OF Rheumatism, Deafness Gout NouraI,,,
LnmbagO. ScIahca. SpInal and Bronchial cnrrnI,;rI'
Tic DoIoreux' Headache. Cramps, Group PrIr,, Eel
OnS. Spralls and Bruises, Gus and Wounds SwsheS
Glands. Sth iOIits. SCrUiCla, Erysjpeias So,. A..
pies. SwClled Breast, Womb Disorders Sail HL.vn
CankeF IN The mouth and Stomach PsInu,,,.,
ErnPiions Caked Breast. Qulnse, Sure Tnroat rsI,I
Pleurlsy' Uirers, Lock Jaw Heart Burn, TooIh a.d
Ear-ache, Nervousness, COsliyeness Ruyss e..
Gums OF teethIng Infants. Hemorrhags ALc... zig
Nccks Broken Breast, Chlhans Teiter Shin,I.,
Frosted Feet Fever and Agpe. Chapped hand, Or
any Diseases mat are pre or PAINFUL Is The only atti
cle ever brought before the public thai will 4. II,
WoTk perfectly IN hUm three To twenty ninuls.-hss
been used by thousands and pronounced 10 he ia
best remedy ever dIscOv cred.
The Oil acts on the system with elsctriciiv-i,s sf
pure vegetable preparation Not he slghtesi DANCER
ut applying itOui "atdiy or inwsdy lIal once sSss
petnaI enI cure-ln most cases from ten 10 iw snw
minutes.
The best psychologists of Europe have discovsr.d
that all organic arrangement OF the animal sv.,s, ia
the effect OF an obsirucicR OF the hysco 10, tric hud
in the organ diseased skIlliul application Of this
OIL puts immediate motion Io The nerve fluid and the
cure is aisnce accomplished. No bleeding,-aO VEN
iung, purgng or hlisIernR rs resoried TO-
REMARKABLE CURtS
500 will be gwen il any Of The following persons
cannot he innnd
500 IT they are not Of the highest respectability in
the city of PhIladephia and viclnIlv
Rheumdtism-F. DuFFY. Esq. .csrnsr oCLocusl ,nd
Twelfth st, Philadelphia
RhemRatism-W. BLANCHARD, Q06 Eleventh street,
Philadelphia.
Rheundfism-JoHN CLINTON. 20 N. Ninth st Phila,
DO David SIreuIch. No. l. burn st
SPrd'ntd Wri"-W franklin. q S Eighth 81, ''
FrIon-W. Kmeade p Eighth ST.
Sfrdiaed WrtSt-J, hn Pible. 4O6 Arch
('.nG- james Logan. GeurgCSi
NeHraLg Id-Dr Wood. Wood's Museum
L.fIn'Haf~y Goui-7ti ". Humphrey, Filth AEd
DIckPns"n streets. rLiiadelrhia
Rhcuutaism--Nlts Sarah S0ltOn. 332 South Eighth
street. Philadelphia
Rhcumatism--S. Stcison Filherl ST. ah Eighth PhIa
SPra'"ed Ankle. also Enlargement Of ElGctp Joint
JoHN DRAPER. 397 MarketLt Pnce. Is crnis. 30 ris
aud 81 per hoile. Try everythn: else rIvs this ere
simple trial For sale by dealers and drugs lots every
Mhere. Jun3l ly
For sale by VIM Temple, Agent, Smy rna. Gsl.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Steam DyPIng and Scouting Es-
tabIishnnent.

MRS. T.. w. SMITH
NO. 2S N. Filth ST., bet Market and Arch PA1LADnI
PEIA
DiECE Goods OF every description dyed to anv co.
ior' Ladies Wearing Apparel of every descrIp-
lon dyed IN the most fashionable and neImanent CO.
'Hrs and finished IN a superior style. Merlno. Cash
mere and Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Covers
1aIpets Rugs etc. Secured. Pongee and Silk Dresses
re.dy ed all c0lOrs and warranted equal 10 new
N.B1GrniIenen'N Clothes Cleaned or Owed on
reasonable term3 - VI
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ard WiSter seasons. would resaec eciiu'lv .nv.;e an
$1amlnaii0n Oi stock V5ices rq those t.ent
ng To purchase, as am eaa1iej To ahC ;heE ery
desirable Inducements
- All my FIrs have been purchased fer cash and
made NV experienced QnG competent k1t Is. md rs
the present mpmeniarv iri4biss rende- ii necessary
that should dispose Of my goods very small ad-
vance ruS,.
an satisfied that il will be to the interest Of those
who de1ign purchasing, give me a crll. scp.5r
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r. WELLS
L b Geographic Gallery
No. ~ ARCH STREET,
PHIJ DIJJ4

e ~ ! cry,
No. ~ ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
one oI me lar geFI and CONS ele ,lI.r;s, in H.
Cm'cG Sia rs. "her" The besI Pictures known,.
e ""t"gfsphlc art, are taken al prIers
ho hlghsr Than are paid lor mIserahie
CaFIcaturrs
Ihe proprietor, a practical Pbo,o,-.rb., ,,,.J
personally, every sIlng-aud allow. r,,I-. :.
'edN me Gallery unless II gives perfect ,ati.e,u.,
DHs e'iCOt! pcs Hnd AmbfoIvI es OF absrnt sr L.
te'Sed lrleAds Th"i"gfa phed to any rsquited ,zs ~
!aAeh on Canvass. life SIZE and painted IN on h. -
best ArIhts a. w. ny he
Al thS Gallery pictures can be taken in nnv ~.o,L
et1as oeflctt IN cloudy Gay when The .,I ,bEs,
PERSONS visiting the CITY are respectfully Invrca
- o+hu'hIhe our specimens which isr prCs and eusli
ty Ceiy competition. 4'
~ distractions CIV en- IN the ari Of Phnrorrsnbv
K. NEWELL
GALLIkf or ART
I2i Arch Street. fhIadSlrkIa
COMMENDATlOhS;
From Hon. LEWIS b. CAnrpEIl. NJ c Obs
my ia!nIiy aid friends all concur IN tho euIuisn
maj ne lNe"eill Picture . more I(s Iks th,b 80
ihlng they ever saw. Ny hkeneAs has been r.hs,i
edly taken by different AriIsls "a various WAY, III
nave never ye had one Which presents 10 lrus 10 us
Hre al ihe leatuEes and expressions Of csuntsnauss
this.
from Hon. T. JOY MORRIS, late Minister I, Itslv.
The exquisite finish, beauty and snflness Of iovt
PORTRAITS c0hJ"Ined with their durability Of colef sHd
ialihtulneSs as hkemesses Cannot iuIl 10 r,mn.vJ
them TO the attention and patronage VI all Who ap
precaIe true art.
From Col. JAS. PAGE
having occasion Tor pOrlaIt, | procured one lysm
Mr.. Robert Newell, OF the cltv of PhlIyd.InhI. !,
immature IN OH CulorS under he new proret, dis.
covered y him, and lake great pleasure in e1p5c.,ug
me satisfaction gwen me, not only hv The accuracy
OF the likeness, but artistic finish in all re..se,t
ahd recommend him 10 tho patronage Of those disposed
y encourage the beautiful ART.
nON29-3m LS P,cr
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Fancy Furs, Fancy Rmrs .

JOHN FAR..lRA,
It's ARCH ST., between
1lh an ! Sih Sis,
Late Of SIS Ma. ket ST., i
Philadelphia
IMPORTER and MANJFAc-
TGPER o. AID DEALER IN
all Kinds OF FANCY Frrs.
'Or l-cdiss'. Misses d d
-Chii'irfn's Wear.
: Having now manufac
arnred and INST e my usua,
slarga nd VI du' iul q sor. .
=" gnt g al vas vari. IL
STYLES 91H 1nGiIt'rS o. Eurs
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OrG DcpOst
Planning Mill g. ash Factory


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