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w, II Sloan.

Tho suspension OF the famous horse medicine
mas, W. b. Sloan, Of Chicago, was announced to
us several weeks ago in note from the indi
vidual himself which. in point ofcoolne,s leave,
bankrupt notification a glowing bilet.doux
How this character should fail, in the height Of
the popularity of hi, horst and cattle compounds
the original outlay in preparing which is trihiug
and which have sold as fast as he could supply
them to agents, is mystery which we imagine
would be difficult to solve on principles of com
mon honesty. Nearly every Illinois paper we
open complains Of having been "raked do,en' by
the Dr. while it still asserts that his mixtures
never sold better. The editor of the Frceport
Democrat, who has been taken for SIG, explains
Mr.. Sloan's operation thus His medicine say.
the Dem, "sold well the last year, and We doub,
not he made fortune out Of it, and when it CAME
to the end Of the year We presume he owed the
printers q great many thousand dollars, his cot
fcrs we're filed with gold, and very probably hi
had little available psopcrty, and by shutting
down on the printers he would save thousands O
dollars" The editor of the Bsdrcistorn Ga.ettc
who is left MINIS some se5, learns that this j.
the second time Mr. Sloan has failed and covered
up his property to cheat honest creditors. W.
have the key to his character" continues the ed
itor "and unless he settles our bill we shall soor
give it in full"
As fellow sufferer" We have made some in
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EpcriNl \ utirrs.


b. Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy .-
For clearing the voice and Strengthening the lungs
the vocalist and she orator. as well as the consump-
tive, viii find Dr. Storms Celebrated Scotch Cougl,
Candy the hest OF all Compounds. The Dyspcpuc
and the sufferer from Liver Complaint, will also de-
rive much rrlet from lts USE II is an elegant ex.
prciorant composed OF some OF our choicest Ex-
tracts aud BasamS
No traveller should be wihou, this article. Il
tis on hand, II may be used on the first appearance
ofcoId orcough, and save much time aud MONEY
Families residing IN the country, by having a pack
age OF storms Scotch Cough Candy in the house
won'd often saverhe dSagreeahle necessity OF call
ing in Physician for the long neglected Cough that
has now become alarming, aud is perhaps beyond
the reach ol Medical AID
Price, dime per roll 3rolls for 25 cents or 81
per dozen,
Walker N IIrckirug and L l. Thompson. Agent.
Ottawa, ILL.,
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Kossuru on MS WAY srw,Rp-Goyernor
kossuth left Washington on the 18th inst, on his
way to the west lie was at Harrisburg the 9Th
where lac was received 10y the legislature, and
partook of n magnificent banquet In the after
noon he was to speak in the hall of representa-.
tives. At noon the ladies already began to crowd
tho Hall, and long before the time for meeting
The Capitol was so crowded that all attempts to
restore order by tho officers in attendance was
futile. Several attempts to adjourn were made
but without effect. The military were n. length
called out to disr"rsc ;,,e crowd but to no avail
The military did nor FIRE
Gov. johnson commenced his address of vel
come to kossuth but tho noise was so great tina,
not a word could be heard
When Gov Johnston had concluded Kossuth re
manned silent for some time, until the doors being
closed. he commenced his address amidst the dea
dened shout of the crowd outside His speed
was listened to with breathess attention by thes,
in the Hall, and was frequently interrupted b,
shouts of applause. He spoke about s minutes
| kossuth left Harrisburg the morning of the | IA
for HolidaySburg, and expected to spend the Sab
bath at the Mountain House, IL miles from there
on the Allegheny mountains. He will visit Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, st. Louis, and iron
there will come up through Illinois to Chicago
No doubt he will stop at Ottawa, this being on,
Of the principal cities in the state.
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FouSD-In tho street, bunch Of keys. The
owner can have them by calling at this office.

How THEY FEAR Us.-Onc of the leading GO
verrment papers Of Prussia contains a long arti.
Gle on the growth of the United States, aud the
danger which this gigantic republic threatens to
the monarchical countries Of Europe. According
TO the writer, we have now millions in reserve,
and large fleet ready to poincc down upon Eu'
rope at the first favorable moment. The article
warns the nations Of the danger, and advise. them
to watch carefully the conduct Of our eonsuls and
ambassadors. and, il necessary. to send them GU,
Of their country II suggests that the Europeans
should keep on the defensive. A Bremen paper
replies to this in capital style The editor says
that the chief danger 20 Europe is to be looked
for from the eide Of California. The United State:
think first OF annexing all the islands of the ocean
then China and after stopping in Siberia to reeas,
the prisoners, to overthrow Russia, and SO or
through Europe.-Chiedgo Democrat
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DlED-In Freedom, January 18th, ESTHER
ELMIRA, daughter Of VIM. and Sarah Pool, aged
IL mouths and "a days.
Go to thy rest, my child 90 to thy lonely bed,
Haste from this fearful land wher flowers so quick
ly fade, .f.... stray
Before thy heart might learn in waywardness to
Before thy feet could turn the dark and down
ward way; the tear.
Ere Gin might wound the breast or sorrow wake
Rise to Thy home ofrcst in yon celestial sphere;
Because thy smile was fair, thy lip and eye SO
bright,
Because thy cradle care was such fond delight,
Shall love with weak embrace thy heavenward
fight detain
No, Angel, seek thy place amid yon cherub train
On Sunday night. the 18th inst, in Ottawa City,
at the residence Of his father, HKSRr O. SnEn'
MAN, Of inflammation Of the lungs, aged 10 years.
At Aurora, on the morning Of the 18th inst
HARRIET Maria HALL, consort Of Myron V. Hall,
Editor Of the Aurora Beacon, in the S5th year Of
her nge. And on the evening previous, WILLIAM
DAVIS, their infant sou.
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The Proneiheus Affair.

w hSHlSGToN, jan ~.
Adyices have been received at the State De
partmcnt from London to the I'd inst, to the ct.
feet that Mr.. Lawrence had obtained from Lord
Granville reply to his letter to Lord ralmerston
in regard to the attack upon the Prometheus, by
which il was declared that in the present state of
information, the conduct Of the Captain OF the
Express was disapproved OF, but further intelli-
eencc must be received, before formal decision
could be rendered Mr.. Lawrence rejoined and
obtained from the British Secretary apositive as
surance that il the British report should IN all es.
sentials correspond with the American represen.
tation, the act Of the Captain OF the Express .hon'l
be fully and promptly disavowed. A copy Of that
report has been received in Washington, and it
confirms substantially the American statement
consequently tn, affair may now be regarded as
settled. A message will be sent to Congress thl.
mornh,-. covering all the correspondence which
has passed ON the subject.
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FIRE AND Loss or tirE.-A Destructive fire &C.
Cured in Buifa.c. tie morning Of the 18th inst.
loss about $4,000.
Two distressing accidents occurred. Aaron
Dean, daguerrean artist, Who was sitting in al
upper chamber with the corpse OF LIS child was
smoihcred before assistance could DO rendered
1t is supposed he fell asleep, and from the rape
spread Of the flames from the fire, lis rooiH wa
filled before he was awakened. His wife anc
daughter in another chamber were rescued.
Within half an hour after the discovery Of the
fire, while large crowds ofspectators were around
the walls Of a building fell, portion coming out
ward and burying several persons in the ruins
Mr.. \. NJ C. Smith agent for the Hartford In
surance Company was killed. His skull was frac
tured. lie fingered insensible until four O'Clock
next morning when he died Mr. Smith has lef
a wife and six children.
1t is not certainly known but that others are il
the ruins. Much anxiety is consequently felt
A large number were seriously injured.
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Tn. public are caulioEed against another coun-
terfcit which has lately nlnde It's appearance called
W b Farrelrs Arabian Lnlment the mos; dan
gerous OF all the counterieits because his having the
name of Farrell, will buy it in good iai:h, without
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought lis evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by ii.
g. Farrell. sole inventor andpropuetor, and whole
sale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria Illinois
to whom oil applications for agencies mus, be ad-
dressed BE sure you get it with the letters II. G.
before Farrells, thus-H e. FARRELL'S--and
his signature on the wrapper-alI others are coun-
terfeits.
Sold by Iiuntcr & Cavalry, c. l.. Thompson
and Walker & Kicking, druggists, Ottawa. and
by regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni
/ ted States.
| Gs-Price IS and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
/ AGENTS TAINTED in every town, village
and hamlet in the United States in which one Is
no, already established. Address II, G. Farrell, q:
above, accompanied with good reference to charac
4 ter, responsibility, &c. Jan iI-"2-lw.
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HoBBrEs--0ur neishbor of the Constitutional.
list is getting alarmed at the several enticng hob.
bies which he has discovered that the democrat.
ic party Is about TO introduce into the approach.
ing presidential campaign. He says, with no
other motive than to caution his intelligent rea.
ders, lest some should unconsciousl, find them.
selves astride OF them," he has exposed the fol.
lowing which he thinks the most dangerous:
"a general utilization and Misrepresentation o,
the wing party.--An almost dedication Of the ex.
cessively learned and cia'acci Tom Benton
Casting away the Constitution and adopting in
stead Heterogeneous mass of namelcss matter
"a sort Of quadrennial principle they call the
Baltimore Platforn'-And lastly. The Foreign
Intervention called up by the sudden advent oI
General g kossuth."
Now, we hardly recognise these as democratic
hobbies they haven't enough bottom. But VT
do think they are Just abou, such as our neigh
Dor would be likely to straddc, did he not asst
duously guard against their fascinating influence
il is reasonable, therefore, that he should hav,
fears COR his brethren.
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Durham Cattle 4 Saxony Sheen.

WILL be sold at the Quarterly Meeting OF The,
w Burl Institute, NJ Granville, Putnam Coun-
". Illinois, on the 2l day OF March. 1852, head
OF Durham Cattle. thorough bred aud full blood.
tive to HI, pedigree refer TO the American Herd
Book The hriiers are from full blood dams and
thorough bred sre>, jackson Tyler, Bright Eyes.
and WatcTlooN whose pedigree cnu b. traced IN
the American Herd Book, copies OF which will he
on the ground the day ofsalc. The cattle we're all
bred by John Hndly. OF Ohio.
The sheep 30 head ) are thorough bred SaSony
bucks, bred 10y \ Linton, at Ohio trum the Gr0rc
Electoral BHck. Whose sire and dam were import
ed by Grove, OF New York. aud thorough bred
ewes from the SaSuny buck, Bolivar. By refer.
encc tn Inc report Of the last State Agricultural
FAIR OF Ohio, II will be- seen that both the Cattle
and Sheep drew premiums III the nnmes ct Hadly
and Linton JouS + CRADLE.
Jan ~, lSj2-Gw J. Il LISIoS.
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Masonic.

EVERY FANNY should at once procure bottle Of
the great Arabian remedy for man and beast, called
IT, & Farrelrs Arabian Lnment. II allays the
most intense pain IN few minutes, restores the sy
noya fluid or join, water and thus cures stiil POINTS
Ii peneua,es the flesh To the bone, relixes conac
ted cords, cures rheumatism aud palsird limbs OF
~ years standing also tumors, swelIed neck. en-
largement Of the glands, and is the best medicine
for ailments OF cattle ever discovered, curing swee.
ney, spavius, splnt. and all diseases which require
an external application.
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"Scorr's WEEKLY PArER." This is now tho lar
gcst and one of the best Family Newspapers
printed in this country. 1t is neutral in politics
and religion, and is devoted to truth, literature
news. biography, the arts and sciences health
morality, mechanics, agriculture, education, fash
ions, umusements. 6uancc, and the markets. II
is published weekly by A. Scorr, No. 10. Chest
nu, street, Philadelphia. Terms Ono copy s.
year. 10 clubs it will be scnt as follows;
copies one year for - invariably in advance
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SAD AccrpKSr.-on Monday evening the 18th
inst, at Detroit, while a gentleman and two Ia
dos in cutter while crossing The track in the
lower part of the city, |, being nearly dark, did
not see the train until close upon them. As coon
Us they saw their danger, one of the ladies, Mrs.
Hancock, jumped out and was instantly killed /;
the other escaped, the locomotive turning tho
cutter over and pushing i: clear oil the track.
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Cheap! Cheap !

4 I Shcmans Chicago Branch
~ French worked collars aud cuffs.
Null aud Iaconrl Laces.
Linen cambria hnndkerchietsb by the dozen or single.
Dre,s buttons, braids, cords, trimmings, &c.
Dark, figured, and plain popllns
Good black and black and white de ans.
Bleachrd and brown shcetlugs and shirtngs, very
low, by the piece.
Bieachrd and brown table linen.
Heavy wool blankets.
Cloths casimtrcs, satInets, &c nov 20
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SWIM ANDERSON, a lady, whose brother died in
California, last fall can obtain some valuable in
formation by applying at this Office.
Democratic Na,ionn, Convcutio,

The Democratic National Central Committee
have issued their call for the National Convention
to meet at Baltimore, on Tuesday the lst day Of
June next, TO nominate candidates for President
and Vice President. The committee recommend
that hereafter each state be entitled to rs many
delegates rs it has votes in the electoral college,
and no more
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A similar week is not rccollecteL by the Oldest
citizens Of our town
The telegraph brings reports from all parts OF
the Union showing that this is one Of the coolest
winters in all parts OF the United States, known
for great mary years.
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January 90
ddmiHisfroior's .Saie.--At auction.

INNIHiVTGioTs Sd7t--It AUCTION.
TNlIE subscriber will sell at public auction, az
L the house OF Mrs. Gould in the town Of Free
dom, Lasalle county, on
7bmS,i,,y, the 1871 Day Of February nrrt,
the personal estate of the late Siowel Gould, de-
ceased, consisting OF lot Of cows, farming uIrn-
sis, corn, tabout 900 bushesl 200 bushels Of Rio
Grandr wheat. suitable for seed 10 bushels Of ST.
berian wheat, &c, &c.-Sae to commence at 10
o'clock A. NJ
Terms Of Sale All sums Of IS, and under,
cash all sums over s., one years credit will b..
given on notes, with approved security, drawing
interest at 6 per cent. Il. +. lioTcHKIss,
Jan2i lSj2-23-3w admir-.
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ScARLrr FgvER.--A despatch from Pbilaje lphia
says "Thc Scarlet fever is prevailing in the inter-
or Of this State to a fearful extent. In the coun
ty of Lusernc, whole families of children have
been swept away, md whole communities are
mourning over tho ruin death has wrought"
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ditto; Daniel Clemens, engineer, di;io; NJ. Dunn,
second mate will recover; the Sd engineer,
Moore, and Waterman, ditto; James Moore. the
first mate, il uniniured; c. D. Clemeus, ditto;
Carlin Wheeler, 81 cook, not much injured. The
books and paper Of the boat Were lost She had
two barges in tow, loaded with stock and freight,
both Of winch were hurneh
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|. : TERMINATION the 23d Dee. the treasu-
rer had subject to drai, in all the repositories
2,TSi,92i-of which the assistant treasurer in
Boston held 81 c09 .6l25a; in New York 8 49,
soo.s5 in Philadelphia tl,2stSl04o In the
Philadelphia mint S5,6St6eO; New Orleans
ntsl, 100000 San Francisco depository Sel7,
gO3.
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Voijce III T,,r. Sale !

TiIE undersigned hereby gives notice 10 the per-
L sons TO whom the following described lands
were assessed for the year 1919. and TO oil Others
concerned, tina, said lands were scyerally sold by
the Collector Of Lasalle county, state OF Illinois,
on the 10Th day Of June, 1850, for the taxes and
coslsdu thereon for the year lSi9 that the under
signed are the legal holders OF the certificates of
the purchase Of said lands ut said sale and That the
time OF redemption thereon will expire on the 10Th
day Of June, 1852
80 Acres, Unk'n. ell nwq, sec 81, T -, RI.
Jan %. lsSl-223W. NORRIS 4 FlsuER.
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GEy BurlEn.-Thc Democratic State Convcn
ton Of Kentucky, at their recspt Session passed
rssolutians recommending Gen. WV. o. BUrLr u
to tho National Democratic Convention, rs their
frs, choice for the presidency. They instructed
their delegates to stand by him ms long us they
though there was any chance for his nomination
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Busisxss OF rnR NIsr.-Durng the week ending
Jan. 18th there were deposited in the United
States Mint at Philadelphia tl,4ol 900 gold dust
aud paid gu. in coin $77o7s9. The coinage du'
ring the same week was se0l,ilc,
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N d a. e a.

To All Whom il may Concern Notice ~
,,erehy gwen, that at sale OF lands and Town lots
for taxes due for the year 1919, nj the court house
in Ouawa, on the lOh day OF June, A D 1850, Y.
Vi. Adsit purchased l25aeres m nwl, sec ~, town
~ north, range east oil 81 I. NJ. also 5acrcs m
wn nwG, same section, township and range, and
that said Y. NJ. AdsiI has duly assigned his GER
tfca,cs of purchase 10 the undersigned, and also
that the time OF redemption Will expire on the 10Th
day oiJunc, n 1852. WIN. "A. fENNEiL.
lam "a lS5l-2.-3w
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OLE BurL--Ole Bull the famous Norwegian
violinist, arrived at New York. the evening OF
the 10th inst, on The Asid. He intends taking
n tour over the United States, and particularly
the western states, to give concerts on his ayorite
;,sr etlnant
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OTTAWA, Jan'y 9Th, 1852,
Market has been tolerably active foi the last
week for most kinds Of produce
We quote sales Of Com at soc for ear and
>heled
ouf,-ImprovcL; now worth loo
Blrlcy-25c.
Hhrli-No transaction except for milling
purposes.
Pork--dropping of, S35oaS.75.
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MARRlED-On the 18th inst, by Rev, NJ X.
Whtilesey, Mr. SAMUEL A. HOLMES TO Miss SA-
RAN JANE HARRIS.
On the 2ls', by the same, Mr.. NATHAN s. CARR
to Miss AprtIA lluGABouM.
In Fox, Kendall CO, on Friday evening, the
l7th inst, by Rev Lucus Farnham, Capt, I. W.
r.RrulpoE, Of lha, place, to Miss MARY PAULINE,
OF Buffalo n. Y.
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Sun Pai" Of 10 g,ars' Standing cured tg II G

Sun Fam of 10 years Standing cured bg II O..
EdUeiFs irdbaH LinimeHi.
Mr. II FarrsH- Dear sir had been afilirt.
ed with the 'sun pam tor the last 10 years, aud
could never get relief except by bleeding, but 10y
the use of your Arabian Imminent applied over the
temples three or four times day, It was entirely
removed, and have felt nothing OF II since Invent
into the stable one night to apply il TO n horses
sore leg, and being very lame, he stumbled and fell
against my legs crushing and brulsing them so
them powerless. applied your Liniment and was
well enough IN a irw days to 90 about agnin as us
ua. | also crushed my finger in shocking man
ner, by Iettng back log fall upon IT your LIN.
EIent soon healed 1t mp, though JoHv Il MGE..
Lasalle precinct, Peoria CO., Ill, Feb 6, 1919
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tEsqr. BGker, Of Ner Canton, III sdgs.
Mr II G Farrcl's Arabian Linimcnt has cured
some bad cases here, which every other remedy
had failed in one was a white swelling and CON
tracted cords in the leg OF hoy /! years old. The
leg had wtheed away, and was so contracted that
he had no use OF 1t. The doctors had tried their
sk upon it in vain, and he was as, sinking to the
grave, when the boys father WAS induced To Try II
[ O.. Farre'Ps Arabian Lnment. Before the fir,
bottle was used up he came to Mr. Is store, and
he frst words he said were, Nh Baker. want all
ti,rt LinimenI You have IN store the one bottle
got did my boy more good than all that had ever
been doae before The boy i, now well aud hear
ty, and has use ohislrg 1t is good Tor sprain:
bruises, cuts, buns, and sweilmgs
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Noi,ce Of Tar Sale I

NOTICE shereby given to the unknown own
~ err or owners, and all whom It may concern.
that at sale of delinquen, lands and town lots,
held at the court house in Ottawa, Lasnlle county,
state OF Illinois for the taxes and due thereon,
for the year 1919, on the lilh day OF June, AID 1850
Noah K Smith purchased at said sale lot No 3,
block No 10; also lot No 6, block No. 10, in Oun-
wa Centre, which lots were there and then sevc-
rally and legally sold, and that the said Smith al
forwards assigned the certificates OF such purchase
| TO me, and That the time ot redemption from said
sale will expire on the l4th day Of June, 1882
| Jan 10, ls52-233w. GEO l.. ScnuLER.
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We would direct the attention Of the farmers to
the advertisement Of Messrs. Cradle d Linton, in
another column, headed Durham Cattle and
Saxony Sheer9
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In Ordc CIR

tJanuary %, 1881
To keep an assortment as varied "a possible
daring the continuance Of the business, have OF
dcrrd and Just received
NEW GOODS,
among which may be found some choice styles Of
III Wool De Ldiaes, black, chdnged6is, and
figured CosLants, black UeriHos, more Of those
rrrg chap changeaJic dipdceds, one pjccs ~ps
yior black Casmerr. Long ShariS, Grey Fi,m-
nets de- HanRerchicts bV the dozen, or snoic,
CtHio's Hose, together with many other arli-
cles, making an assortment OF
DRESS GOODS
very complete, and for sale CHEAP, to close up
the business at
..ShCrman's Chicago Branch"
lIlnMu- lnmnlIN u lNh2
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Dissolution /!

n )TlCE is hereby given. tina, the partnership
" heretofore existing between the undersigned
IN the tanurrv, shoe and leather business. i this
day dissolved by mutual consent The books at
the late firm are IN the hands OF the Mrssrs Rich
ardsun, hy whom all the accounts will be -rtilcd
and persons having unsettled accounts are request
ed to come forward Immediately.
WV. HASKELL,
W. L. RI,HARp.Us.