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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
Wagon Manufa actory.

HE subscriber respectfully his thanks to the
public for their past very liberal patronage, and
takes occasion say that he has enlarged and newly
fitted up hts Wagon Shop at his old stand Columbus
st.. and is prepared to make and finish the
pese and durable Farm Wagon offered In this market
He that sensible shall be troubled
with any ena1drrds~ment in deciding upon the supe-
riority OF lis Wagons. He imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which to mislead the pub
c hut relies upon the native timber Of the great north
sest. Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
10, the best Farm Wagon in every respecA, he II pre-
pAssa make more Of the same QUALITY IL A.ai.AA
wM1HALMER.
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NJ II. In L X Y
MISC MINER

VXT0ULD inform the ladies of OTTAWA and vicinity,
w that she has received her stock OF S'RiNG
MILLINERY GOODS, all of which have been selected
with great care and she viii be Arpy To have aaes call
ezanne t..snA. ~ha.hsr th-y si.h 20 purciAs<
She hopes by strict attention TO business, and t0r
prices, 10 merit liberal share OF patronage. apll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
Millinery and Drc>> Making.

ESPECTFCLlY informs the la,ii-- OF Ottawa and vi
III cinity that she has taken the rooms 'ver Daniel
L-aiiys Store, Madison ST. few DORIS west of
Columbus Ottawa where she solicits orders in all that
per Millinery Trade in the ise of Dress
Making. Cutting FITTING, &c. Her stock OF Millinery
L0oSs has b- en- ksieeted with much care, AM will be
found snDsrior. Having bad thorough instruction and
experience the confident of one able
sfsction iu,y1-tf
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NJ l l. l. l y Z X y
MISS AVERY

Is happy to annance to
the Ladies that he has
Just returned fromy. York
with another laye and
beautiful stock ofNILLI-
merry GOODS, cosisting
oi the latest iInpofstions,
and at prices ;iat defy
competition.
Country Millincrsuppli-
ed with Patterns ar Straw
Goods. of every kiIL
Infants Hoods ans Dress
Caps /;
Flowers and Feathss. that
are new and beauhl;
Lace Gauntlets;
Tarlton Dress Sxir, for
evening;
Lace Capes and Berlas;
Bridal wreaths-
Also, q beautiful asort-
ment of ornaments 70 the
hair.
Ribbons and Dress I'm
miDgs.
Douglas 4 Sherwood' Ex-
pansiou Patent Skirt viii
be found at Miss AvkY's.
VIII the ladies pleaseoaIl
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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PLEASE LOOK AT THISi
Carriage Repository.

The Alvord Carriage Manufacturing Company have
just replenshed their stock Of Carriages and Bugges
from their Ndnmfictory in Connecticut which makes
q large fine Of Barouches, Rockaways
Livery and Business Buggies, with Elliptic Spring and
Concord style, ALSO Sliding Seat Bugges, Light Spring
Wagons with two seats. &c, all made Of Connecticut
timber by the best echdnjcs and in the durable
manner-all warranted, which We selling at very
low prices, To old customers wish express
thanks for their liberal patronage, and all
that intend to merit the nfdence Of the Public
We have shop attached to our Repository for doing
all kinds Of Carriage :epairr at short notice and ia
the best manner. Store on Main Street
Ottawa, July 3, 1855. II. W. JONES, AGENT
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FARMERS ATTENTION!
DREW II MAlERHOFER
~ ..s. IlANEt the pleasure ofintorm.
Nv II IL the farmers OF La Sale
w and surrounding counties, that
W-k--- they manufa cturing. At their
~A& q their large establishment II
S the side cut lock, the main
canal in Ottawa in style and che apness hitherto
unapproached in northern Illinois, all kinds OF
Agricultural Implements.
Such a. Io,nm0u Scotrtno, one Horse and Prairie
PLOWS Adrro,rs, Cultirdtors. Horse Rdkss, DC,
In short kinds OF heavy farmers Tools Their rnaeh
nery i. all new perfect, and propelled by abundant,
falling power Farmers invited TO call
and examine whether they wish TO purchase
or not AU their ,rork IL ,carrdnfed. a..s .-r ID.
Order. from a distance promptly attended TO, and i'm
pIenens placed or board canal boats free Of
charge. toS-u D. VI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

H~.~.-Uyuenir rnystcson dnn isary~vn.
once with Or. William smith. Surgeon Dentist In
walker Hckng's Block. sonth Of the Court House
WsuM respectfuy inform the public that he is p'rnd
n.n iu located in Ottawa and would tender his profess
sisna services all those who be inclined to favor
Homeopathy.
He voul also state for the benefit OF country prsct
that he keeps hand good and reliable stock
sf Medicines and Wou, be happy to furnish them At
prices lower than ne obtained anywhere West OF
Chicago ~
Pocket Cases for Families and Travellers, with full di-
vsesisns for use. continually nand.
Residencs east Of Fox River, next house beyond r
fhsrne's.
eA,. D;.l.n. jan30
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MIL l. ~ l.. II Y.

ITAvE openned new Millinery and Press Making
Rooms on La Sslle ST. first door souh OF RusselTs
Furniture Depot upstairs. and will keep good Rssort-
aent hand prices scit the times Ladies please
call.
and xnca attended apS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

-, +. n. SWEETSER,
Sickle & File Manufacturer.
A Ii kinds OF REAPER siCKLEs, for Grass Gram.
"A made to order. Old SickL~3 cut and repair
ed. Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited
shall defy competition. ~ ALL OF Mt WORK WAR
RANrED
Csa-h paid for old Files. Old Fil~s and
rdnted.
Bells Mil, opposite the OTTAWA House, Ottawa, La
Sale Co, Illinois, oc3-u
ISAAC ". AYRE<.
!Sons Cutter and Sone Xrson-Cfia,cd, III.
All kinds of S,nne Cutting and Stone LAYING with the
Cei-bra' a ed .Eoli-t stone. dome s,ert notice
Yard. near the Gas Works jul24-n
stone! Stone! For sale!
vYYE now offer az our new quarry, two miles north OF
nois and Michigan Canal, all kinds OF Bubble, Building
Fsgging and Dimension Stone, from two inches in
thickness up thirty inches, and Of size, color, and
quality surpassed by in the State.
All orders for Stone, either dressed in the rough TO
be shipped by canal rail- will be promptly attended TO-
and furnished a; prices to please the purchaser.
ANDERSON. SPENCER CO.
JAS. c. srENcKR, HouGHrrrSo,
L. BIRpssLL, ALKX. AsDIRsoN-
Joliet. November 90 1856 ...... -
OTTAWA STONE YARD
JOHN EGAN.
Superior Street, Rtrndrds Wagon Estabiishxssnf
STONEcutto 10 all patterns and dimensions
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered 70 order
Cheap Bread.
THE subscriber will from this day forth sell bread at
three cents for the pound Loaf. or 40 LOAvES FOR
81 Persons by paying 81 - tickets for which they
get bread fresh every morning until the tickets are
all returned
Also Sugar Cakes Ginger Cakes, &c, At cts per do
/ zen,
Atthe Bakery Nat.inrer's Block, mex, CHIE..a's
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Dr.. i. &. UATyICWAY
{. G. GoODRyCM. M.l.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
oles laird door ,o>st of Ofd,ed Bank, Main Street,
OTTAWA, ILLS.
TR g. would respectfully call th. attention OF those
suRerins from Chronic Diseases particularly Sea
falls White yelling. Salt Rheum, Eruptions of the Face
snd Skin Old Sores and all diseases
frsn impurities Of the blood
Alss. Deformties. Curv and Diseases OF the
SPINE Distortions Of the Feet Contracted Limbs, Stin
ysints, &c.
Cancer treated upon entirely new Principle, and
v.,A . sne.e,. he tofore uneousled ap4
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MRS EnRn

DESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies OF Ottawa and
vicinity that she has received her stock OF Goods
for Spring and Summer trade and is ready furnish
great variety of Bonnets Caps, Head Dresses &c, at
prices suit the times.
Bassnett's building opposite the Man,on House. apo
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NF, w MILL \ +, r Y.
HE undersigned has opened the above business in
the rooms lately occupied by Mrs CR'Lrr, over the
cot and Shoe Store OF Daniel Leahy. Oh Madison
meet near the Pos; Office, where she ill be happy
tn Ladies OF Ottawa ann vicinity Who will favor
he, h their Among her stock will be found
larg. and fashionable assortment Of Spring and Sum-
mer Bonnets Grapes, Ribbons Laces, French and Ane
rican together with good Of Bugle
Collars. &c. &c. [apl0l MISS FITZGERALD.
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DR.. A. ASHCANAZY, Hun 'arian,
YKAvINS Just returned to this Oify from Europe,
where he has visited the important institutions
learning offers his services TO the public
Particular attention paid C,ronic diseases.
OAce-6rst aaor y. Walkers Drug Store. in Me-
.r~~efao all R,idinH mari
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

fellow sitting opposite, tnat won t4ke
glass of punch when it is offered him-and
a FRED nosed man at that! Oh, well-ne-
yer mind; bring me in MN more p-punch,
and tumbler-Irll try him again, eh,"
Presently the pitcher. number five, with
glasses to match, was borne in with due state.
Better t-t-try some, old boy" said York
to his double, coaxingly. The reflex merely
looked good natured. but said nothing.
"Well," continued York, with . sigh, iii
this isn't the m-most Observation-Disclosures
mind-l'll drink the punch"--and SO he did.
evcrp bit OF it. About 6ve minutes sufficed
to end the pitcher. York rang the bell, su'
perfuriously. The waiter came again.
"Wh1' certain! Why sh-s shouldn't II
src'sLtbe-man-who keeps this PIP
placff"
shortlv after, mine host, . quiet looking
,;,,I. man. With . mottled, calico. patterned
face and /. shining bald head, made his ap-
"Wh. what's to pay!" demanded York.
rising and assuming an air Of dignity.
rive punches-6ve levies, sir"
"Thers's the money, SIR" said York,
forking out :he coin. "And now want to
know why-when I call for private room,
you should put me herewith somebody
slse!" --'
"There is nobody hero but you and J."
Nobody! Do you suppose can't see !
Do you think Tn drunk? Thers-look
there. two Of 'em by jingo"
swell, sir, I must confess cant ~ any
but aa two"
"You can't, shf" And York dragged the
landlord to the table. "Look there" cont.
nned he, pointing to the glass. "Th-there's
the rsscals, now! One Of ems enough like
you to be your brother. and the other the
most r.r.red faced, silliest, meanest leoking
white man ever aw!"-NsU York Spirit
Of tHs Tsnsea - -...-
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Notice.


We hereby give notice that We have adopt
- the Cash System with regard to subscrip-
tions. Hsnccforth, no name will be entered
% orr books unless il be accompanied by
cash, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
per will stop, unless or until more cash is
fortheoaing.
-S1Aoae who prefer to pay the carriers can
do % bat they must look to the carriers and
mot 10 us for their papers, rs the carriers
buy the papers Of US, and there our respon-
sibiiity ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in oil
spsss, but If they see Ct to give credit that ID
:. their business and not ours.
In regard 70 the rates and the terms Of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules Published in our papers respectively
will be strictly adhered to.
J. b. HOWELL& CO.,
HENRY NEWTON 4 co.
KEOkUk POST,
Ter VIZ. REEs, As't.
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DI..oIution.
r. o. o. F.
GHAND PIC.NIC ExCURs1ONi

GN INU FICsNtC ENVVRbTVNJ
rI,IlE ODD FELLOWS of Keokuk, with their
l families, viii have Picnic Excursion to
Walna, drove, Illinois, Monday, July 9Th.
All members and fricads Of the order arc re-
spec full, invited TO attend.
iLe Excursionists will leave the wharf on the
Ferry boat .'Gate City,, at precisely clock A. NJ,
and return At 81 Pm.
Madaarnts Band will be in attendance.
Tickets for the Excurssn, up and back, IS cent?.
Children accompanied BY thsir parents OF triends,
free
Tickets for sale by i. Howe, Auction Rood, End
street. !. AZ. Hutchinson, Third street, bot. Main
and Johnson streets; s. r. Boriest, q 8. A. Duke .
store b. s. Merriam, at Recorders Once; u. +.
johnson Davies, High sireet, bet. 18th and l4ih
streets; Herman RotLsrt, No. 2l0 Main street
saa haub, Lceoua street, bot. Main and johnson
s,rve,.; Nv Horn, Main, get. 9th and 9TH streets.
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IL n.2es1sco Dsssnse ~ Desaalters.
/ 4 semnitses oSShe Legislature unanimous
N r1pSFssd thsa DR.. Eads, Locofoco Super
intend5nt u Pablo Instruction, had violated
The statutes d the State, in disposing Of the
school money, and that he was dcfaal5er in
large amount. Under 4joint resolution Of
that body, the Governor was authorized to
appoint an agent to investigate the financial
affairs of the Superintendent and make q re-
port on the same. Under that resolution j..
NJ. Beck, Esq, was appointed, and after due
investigation reports an actual default OF
some fifty thousand doilars, Mt the same time
expressing the opinion that it may prove
much greater than that. And finally he con-
cluiss bis report with the clear and definite
expression of his opinion on the facssthst }.
D. Eads ha. incurred the penalty Of impris-
onment in the Penitentiary under the statute
Of Iowa, made and provided to punish public
defaulters and embezzlers Of the funds of the
State.
Yet, in view Of all these notorious and un-
deniable facts, the Locofoco newspapers Of
the State are making furious assaults upon
the agents appointed to investigate the con-
di,ion Of school lands and funds, and indul-
cling in random and indefinite charges of ex-
travagance and corruption on the part Of
public officers Of the Republican party. They
persist in eulogizing and defending Eads, and
appeal to the public on his behalf as an in
jured and prosecuted Democratic patriot
The last number Of the Fort Madison Plain
dealer abuses us for our course in the prem
Uses, and very naively informs the public that
It tshas the assurance of Mr.. Ead,, himself,
that Grimes, nor any other person, having
authority, have yet demanded settlement,
and that be courts an honest investigation of
the financial affairs Of his late ofice.F
After that assurance from the modest,
truthful and virtuous Eads, the people of the
State, will, Of course, rest entirely satisfied,
Notwithstanding the absence Of some fifty
thousand dollars OF the school fund, the Prob
able loss of still larger amount, and the
| general disorder and confusion that charac-
terizes oil the business mud documents con.
nectcd with his administration Of the school
funds Of the State.
| A portion of the Locofoco press of Iowa
make the question Of Ead's honesty thegreat
issue at the approaching election. We trust
the people Of the State will look into the
matter and render n true verdict
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Notice to Housekcepers.
ECONOMY OF TIME AND MONEY

ONLY ron 80 DAYS!
T WILL sell $50 cords Of dry and hard Wood
/ UNDER cosr, two-thrds af which Is of the first
quality for making quick and bot tires, Ia Wit !;
blackberry, Hickory and Ash, and one-shird Oak,
Elm and Walnut, all cut two years ago. For the
hext 30 days will sell this wood by the cord four
feet long, delivered, the following prices:
] cord hard aud dry, Delivered, fansawcd), $s 90
cords do do sawed, u 90
10 DO do do do 30 w
If desired, quantities OF cords or more will be
delivered any where in tho city, corded, measured
and sawed at the shove prices.
The second quality, or soft wood, will be deliv-
cred At So % per cord.
Persons who wish to try this wood can have one
load Of So feet delivered for 81 20, or 3 loads
making cord) for s. TO-
Persons wishing good Wood will call soon 81
the Wood Yard, cofner Of High aud Fifth streets.
gr TEAMS positively ca sH. -vM
,uns9ldlm p. LEBREION
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virginia looking Nartbwnra.

The following nvowal Of the Richmond
Enquirer (May 25tb) undoubtedly indicates,
with entire accuracy, the position which
would be preferred by the people OF Virginia
(and OF several other slavohclding States, al
SOL in case Of a dissolution Of the Union:
'.If dissolution of the unionis TO be fol-
lowed by the revival of the slave trade, Nir-
gnia had better consider whether the South
Of the Northern confederacs would not be
far more preferable for her than the North Of
a Southern confederacy. In the Northern
oonfederaoy Virginia would derive large
amount from tho sale " her slaves to tine
South, aud gain the increased value OF her
lands from Northern emigration-wh in
the Southern confederacy, with the African
slave trade revived, she would lose two thirds
OF the value Of her slave property, and do
rive no additional increase TO tho value Of
her lands.'
One OF the reasons above offered, we think
would be convincing to all reasonable per
sons--we mean the Freesoil consideration
but there are others not mentioned, which
would not be overlooked in such nh emer-
gency. Thissensitiyeness about the price Of
negroes, however, which is q chronic afiec-
ton with acme virginians, might MS well be
less prominently paraded before the public
| 1t is unpleasantly suggestive.
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= Wepub1bcAn County Convention.
Ths Republicans Of Lee County viii meet in
Cenvsslion II CHARLESTON, ON SATURDAY
JULY 1Ath, for the purpose Of nominating can
1l1sae Tor Clerk Of the County also, to appoint
1eleertss TO the Judicial Convention to b. held al
Burlington, on the 18th Of July next, to nominate
! candidate for Judge of the Fret Judicial b's'
trict Of Iowa nd for the transaction Of such 9th
er business ~ the public interest may require
PHILIP EIELE,
Chairman Rep. Central Committee.
June d, 1853.
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u EspEcTFuLLY informs the inhabitants Of
IN Keokuk and Its vicinity, tina, he viii attend To
any business in his line. From his long experience
u ~ years, he has made himself familiar with
the vsrions diseases in the horse--Epidemic and
Influenza Fever, Lung Fever, lnfammntions, Stag
gers, Sweeny, Dotts, Worms, Collie, Spasms spavep
Home, Sprains, Ring Bone, Curbs, DC. Medicines
can be had by calling At his residence, on 4th st.,
between johnson and Exchange, Keokuk, lows.
ian27dly
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Whatever may be the advantages or bene-
IL q the credit system when judiciously
aeed. Va are satisfied, from long experience
and close observation, that II is not suited to
orr business. We can get no credit, worth
speaking Of, for paper, type, presses, or la
Dor. Everything necessary to carry on our
business has to be paid for in cash at very
short notice. II then, We gire credit to our
Subscribers, advertisers, or for job work, We
must either do an extraordinarily profitable
business, or in very short time find the bal
ance largely on the wrong side.
Unfortunately the latter is the case with
~ at tho present time. While the amount
which any ono Of our customers may owe us,
may be quite small, yet the aggregate amount
! due ~ makes up sum which is wholly dis
proportioaed TO the amount Of capital we
have invested, is altogether mors than we
ought to be asked to carry, and il calculated
% embarrass W considerably. II, for in.
stance, ono subscriber 6a9s it difficult e
raise three or six dollars for ns, and thre'
hundred Subscribers fall in arrears, how d.
they suppose we are to raise the nine o
eighteen hundred dollars for thsms AM
yet how are we to get along without it?
The fact il Ne must abolishth credit sys
stem u these small transactions, or be abol
49, ourselves. And a. the former cours
= y 1seidedly the inost agreeable to US jus
now, ~ have checrfully united with. gu
nsishbors in publishing the notice at tn
head u or columns. Our friends may con
slider it new Declaration. of Independence
! and one very proper to be made at this par
ticulAr time. And they may be assured tina
NJ win adhere TO our Declaration, thong
our subscription list should run down to
bakers Aezen. Job work and all transfer
I. advertisements will be put upon the same ba
sis. and BY transient we mean All. exdST
fhose Of regular cussomsEs with whom "
have mutual accounts.
r. regard to old subscribers who are in al
roass, W will give them until the first .
4 Aasast next TO settle arrears. And at th'
n 80 N Who shall not have paid in advanc
y - thsir names on the carriers lis
s anthorised 70 require payment
r they sec ct.
5ss9aaISS
49, u
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SOmETnING NEW
Grocery and Provfsion Store In Mason's
LoUsr addition.
r1sAE subscriber isopeningA store ct the corner
/ Of Ash and SITS, in Mason q Lower Additiss-
tor the sale Of Family Groceries House.
Keeping Articles, Mineral Water, Ice, Ac., but no
WHISKY. Look for the big sign in view from Con-
vent Hill. cheap az the cheapest Tor cash.
P. A. URASTON.
iy28-d8m-is,
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Another sheet Iron
Safe Gelle!.
MORE MonEsElaIEs.

A SHEET IRON SAFE -, G. HEARINGS
Was robbed ght or two since, in this city. The
Safe wa thrown on its back some bags Of
coifee ,powdsr put into the look, the door blown
OPEN bnd some 5000 extracted.
WIN WILL MEN LEARN WISDOM
Way Ing II use Sheet Iron Safes that are contin.
uaily being blown open and robbed.
LILI.Ig,S SAFES
are The only reliable Safes in use, sure proof
against ire and burglars.
The undersigned agcnts for Lilies Safes
RI ady at asy lime 10 tast his safes with any other
make IT safes used in this city. Call around gen
tcinan, those who can open one OF Lilies 50 fes
with sedge hammer-any Of our safes are At
your service. Try them on. Mr.. Lille don't pre-
tend % make sAfe that never can be broken into
bri does pretend to make a Safe, and docs do it,
that will resist he burglars tool or IRE, great
deal longer time than any other SAT- now made
We viii guarantee % open any Of the Sheet Iron
ssfes IN half the time sou can open one of Ll-
lis'a, il you can open one at all.
A iull assortment Of Lilies Safes at
LrLliE's Agency, 1873. Main St.
Jaly, FRI TILLiN6HAaI LANE Il BuEL.
! sil0n FIRE BRICK ) ONE THOUSAND
tOOUU TILES; bbls. Clay, for sale in lots
| to suit, by LLEouoRS, TAYLOR l. Co.
| July I'd.
1r0 SACKS CHOICE FLOUR for sale low by
loU[Juy 2dl cLgdHohN, TAYLOR 4 Co.
Dissolution.
n IL par tnership heretofore existing between
/ | the subscribers, under the name and firm Of
! Ramsay, Stannus Haynes, was dissolved on the
18th inst., by mutual nseut. All the claims and
| business ot the late firm have been lief, in the
han ii II i. haynes FOR collection and settlement
! ana who alone 10 authorized 10 use the name Of
4 the firm in liquidation. J. G. RAMSAY,
WM. sTANNUS,
&. HAYNES
! Ef- Ramsay liayDessti continue business at
f III. Old stand All those indebted 70 the old Arm
are earnestly requested 10 come forward and settle
i.the saine ~ an early day.
lame q, lSJS-d6t