LAST NOTICE.
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HE subscriber has exerted himself for near three years to effect settlement of the books of Dewey ~ Cooke-he would now inform those concerned, that all and accounts not paid by the llth o' way next will be found in tho hands of an attorney TOT collection; he is determined to divest himself m measure of further trouble with the books. All per sons having demands against Dewey & Cooke' or "' Dewey, for furniture, are requested to present them and receive their pay. He has on hand au extensive assortment of Furniture winch he would exchange TOT GEORGE DEWEY.

 Litchfed, Feb. 18th, 1923. ""