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economy o. Net II 10
alleledi with its
NEW PATENT GRATE,
it win burn Uoa well az Wood most admirably; thg
Oven being thoroughly ventilated it will produce
perfect and healthy baks, equal 70 that Of Bakera
BRICK OYeus koastlng and Toasting is done before
the open nre. and BrOlliuH over live coalH the
hearth common sense diCtatcs. It Is manufactured
In this city, and the material used and the work.
Inanship are Of ths bcst quality uallY It fyss ~.
feet satisfaction 20 ALL hundreds OfhOusekeepers in
this city and surrounding c1untry, who dailJ
using Il, will testify.
THE MOREIEq STAB ING STOVE Is
new aud deslrable pattern, inch, with variety ol
others, make our stock cOmplsts. We also have OK
hand great variety OF ParluT Ceoing and ether hest
ing Stoves for Goal OF cod, at reduced prices.
We are constantly suFpi.od with an the newest Al
most beautiful styles o. ..--
ENAHELED GRA TES.
AlsO-all Of the most useiul articles os House Fur
nishing Goods, Nails ana Farmers Tools.
We are Just receiving tie latest improved styles o.
BIRD CAGEs, which offered At the lowest pFicss
WemauuiactuIo largely and have for sale 81 Ehols-
eae and ralats II tlu various articles Of Plain and
JapaSsd TN, Copper and Shsst-Iron RoFs
We oder the almost endless variety Ol goods IN or
he for sale st the lowest cash prices, on the ONE
PRTOE SYSTEM. -I H
FE-An Housskeopsrs and these Who eontemplGts
Housekeeping, and the ''rest Of mankind, are mosl
cordially invited 70 call haiore purchasing elsswhou
and Judge for themselves. SATIsFkCTIOE Is GUARAH
EEED At the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIOK
o. ". L. MARFiH,
No. 50, Seuth side Pub. Square,
nuolSsIfn f1ernlamH f1rfn
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LEYELAND SFOYES
The Despateh Oooking stove.

always kept on hand he Is now ready to sell at the
lowest price for CASH Or APPEOVED CREDIT.
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LT1uEIdLIUu--NE LIIb y TtllI.I
After having played on the Pianos OF Messrs. knabe
Co. il ia impossible not 70 bear testimony 20 their
qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they ENJOY. The Pianos Of their
Manufacture on which have played, are exceeding
y remarkable tor their qualities Of TONE. The Bass
"a poWarui without harshness, and the upper notes
sweet clear and harmoniously mellow tchrystiiGn,)
aud do not hesitate express in regard to these in
struments my entire satisfaction, and TO declare that
they are equal If not superior to the best manufnc-
tured in Europe this country By the most celebra-
ted makers. LSignedl i. ii. GOTTSOHALk.
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BEsT ST0VE m THE MARKET.

(Sss Out.) W. L. MARYIN Sole Agent for this CitJ.
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
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Prof d. J. NoTHNAGLE, Teacher Of Music In the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, Wi les - After examining
] unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to any l
have seen Their tone Is grand sid noblei they have
great capacity for sustaining the sOundi and their
volume Of tone or power have never heard exceed.
They combine with fine tOucA, depth, sweetness Of
tone. purity and durability"
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Every Plano WarrantedfOr Five Year
iIR0s lHD MEIODEOEs TAEEH IN EXCHANGE

ALSO-oN HAND.
Nslodeons, Small InstrumsntI, StriAgI, fe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-04

It's Baking, Roasting and Broiling properties are
and in economy Of Fuel Il s unpaz
alleled; with its
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-04

STOVES ana Housekeeping Gooos
ever brought 20 this market Having purchased be-
fore the GREAT ADVANCE IN PRICES, We haVg
received the Goods and adding them to his large
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-04

ssFhat the Knabs Piano is superior to all others
made in this country, for brliancy, sweetness, end
volume OF tone, needs only TO bs heard 70 convince 10
the t."-l state Journal. Columbus, Ohio.
anglh:Il27 ------
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PROFEssoR or ELECTROPATHY AND MEDIOINEs
OfdCe-llg Sensea-5t., few doors from Superior up
stairs.
Once hours from to u and from 70 O'Clock daily
5 undays eNcepted.)
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G, A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me much pleas
ure to be able to say that consider KnRbes Planes
he finest both in volume and sweetness, which have
tver played upon, either ~ America or Europe
Thep dals operate with better effect than In any
Otherln trumsnts; and IN TACT, Knsbe's motto may
truly be, fsEIoslsior." Mrs. o. S. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland.
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..an- Reta's parents were married
IN the Catholic Church. In one Of those
terrible seasons Of scOurging to which
these Southern seaport towns are subject,
both her parents died Of yellow fever. She,
then, q child, was taken by ship captain
on board his vessel, to be carried to her
aunt at Key West; and, instead, was taken
M the st. Johns river, to a remote place,
aud sold to an old planter as slave
YOUNG as she was, she appreciated her
fesrf1l condition She wept ineessantly
nd besought the man to take her to Mas
gsu. but he only beat and threatened hel
fhst If she ever told her story he would
Whip her to death. Her master was
WidoWer, with one son aWay at college II
the North, and one daughter married Il
Baltimore. Reta. in spite Of bad treat
nent, soon grew into beautiful girl
Then came the most terrible Of all the tn
ais Of Slavery. Her old master asserte'
his prsrogatiTe, and with many beatings
iuprisonments and staryings subdued tn
hieh-spirited child to his viii, and befor
sha was fourteen she was motherl he
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To Messrs. WH. KEABE 4 Co., Baltimore IL can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
very best In the country. NJ. STRAKOSOH.
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PIANOS.
New York Factory Prices.

s. BRAINARD & CO.,
an 93 Superior-St,
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Mr. GEO. A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression
The bass is and grand the middle register
rich and sympathetic while the high notes are bril-
liant, clear and pure 90 silver bells.
The scale is even without single haWi the ectiOn
Is smooth and marvelOusly easy and the pedal effects
the finest OF which the PianotOrte is susceptible.
In word, Knabe's Pianos are worthy Of the great
ost Artists, and are capable of rendering the finest
compositions known in this realm of Art
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
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Sold by W. L. MARVIN. Sole Agent,

IsnOw so well known and generally esteemed, that
it is deemed unnecessary TO go nto heightened OF
In addition to the most vaunted capabilities oi
other stoves, there have been several important i'm
none other possess, and 1t is unquestionablY, the
most
Perfect and Economical Stove in Use.
One is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the Fire
Chamber, producing the mUst perfect combustion
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel. consuming
smoke, and improving the operations Of the stove
Another is a newly invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX attached 10 the stove, which receives the ashes
which fall from the fire door, and is easily removed
for dischars ing the same
These very msterial additions to the value of the
Stove are secured by patests and render it, beyOn
comtarisons with the New Movable Crate, the
most
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
to be had in any market.
tact WITH the nre have been greatly increased in
weight.
Oven being thoroughly ventilated II will produce
perfect and healthy bake, equal 20 that Of Bakers
Brick Oven; Roasting and Toasting is done before
tbs open IRE, and Broiling over I've Goals on thS
hearth as common sense dictates. II Is manufactured
manshp are Of the best quality; finally it gives por
et satissction to ALL IS hundreds ihousekeoper IL
this city and surrounding country, who are dallI
using It, viii testify. -I
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE is
new and des sraole Psttern. Nnleh, with variety o.
hand Srssf a Ps5ie w s,S SSS tba1 Se 81
ING Stoves for Coal or Wood at reduced prices
Wsa-e constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of
ENANELED GRA FES.
Also-all Of the most useful articles Of House FuI
n Aia- Is, Nails and Farmers Tools.
wear g. receiving the latest improved styles OF
d: - NES, which are offered ct the lowestpricss
Ne..-- sture largely and have for sale at whole.
-a.g and rel, II the various articles OF Plain and
JapaBed Isl, Copper and Sheet-ITos Var,
We oder the almost endless variety OF goods in orr
line for sale ct the lowest cash prices on the ONE
PRICE SYSTEM.
An Hou5ekeepers and those who contemplate
Housekeeping, and the ''reet Of mankind" are mOtt
cordially invited TO call before purchasing elsewhere
and iudgs for themselves sATIsEACfIOs Is GUAaAK-
MD attae
STOVE AND GRATEEMPORIUM
Of W. MARVIN, 4
No. 50, South side PHb Square
mch2 Ceyeland. Ohio.
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Hon. Carey A. Trimble.

The name Of this gentleman in mention
ed in connection with the GoTernship.
No one more worthy the confidence Of his
fellow citizens has been or will be named.
He is a son of Ex-Governor Allen Trimble,
one Of 0hio's most worthy Chief Magis-
trates. A gentleman Of exceedingly agree
able manners and social popularity, and
Of stern and unyielding, yet conscientious,
principles Of right he has great influence
throughout q wide acquaintance in South
ern Ohio.
DR.. Trimble has served two terms in
Congress from district (the old 10TH
which was regarded as strongly Demo
cratic, and in 1860 had over 200 more mai
Gritty than did Mr. Lincoln in the same
counties. His position in the House was
one Of commanding influence, obtained,
not BY "much speaking" or noisy buster,
but BY quietindustry, sound judgment and
unbending adherence to to the right The
Union has no truer supporter than him.
He is in the prime Of life, with an amount
Of experience most valuable for any public
station, and If nominated By the June Con-
Tention, be will be leader eminently
worthy the Union men of Ohio Toledo
Blade.
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sENATE OHAHBEHg OhiOt April 5th, 1884.
ssDR- J. q. AFER, HOnored Hir.-I have made thor
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful rheum
Bti5m under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved ne, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health thar
for some years BEFORE which attribute entirely 70
the e6ects.of your Caihsrtie Pills.
Yours with great respect
LUOIUS. B. METOALF"
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Auditor Tayler has made the following
report to the House, Of the eOlOred immi-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10
MORNINGLEAD
CoIored ImmIgrafion Into ohio.

4
Auditor Tayler has made the following
report to the House, Of the eOlOred immi1
grafton into the State:
OFFIcr OF THE AUDTToR OF STATE, /
CoLuuBUs, O, April 3, 1888,
Hon. Jas. R. HuBbsH, Epsaksr Of the House
Of Representatives..
SIRZIn ansWer to the resolution Of the
House requiring the several County Audi
tors to make out and report to the Auditor
Of Sfate what number Of eolored persons,
residents Of their respective counties, have
immigrated from other States since March
J, 1851, and the State in which each resid+
ed before coming TO this State;" and also
requiring the Auditor Of State TO t'report
to the House, from time TO time, as he re-
eeives the returns the number Of femigrants,
and The States from which they came y
.1o have the honor to report that the Audi
tors Of ifty-seven counties have complied
with the resolution, and those Of thirty-one
counties have failed to comply.
In the ffty-seven counties reporting
there are 1884 colo1ed persons who have
come in the State since the lst day Of
March, 1861, or within the last two years.
OF these came from Canada, 81 from
Virginia, los from Tennessee, 123 from
Kentucky, 147 from North Carolina, IA
from Alabama, 10 from Arkansas, from
Georgia, from South Carolina, IA from
Mississippi, 10 from Missouri, from
Texas, from Louisiana, 6 from Maryland,
2 from the District of Columbia, 81 from
Pennsylvania, So from Indiana, from
Illinois, from Michigan, from New
York, from Massachusetts. From the
slave States there are 1851. free States
123, Canada s, and District Of Columbia 2;
total 1884. If the counties not reporting
should have the same population, the in
crease Of the colored population Of the
State within the two years is about 1000
making allowance for such as may have
left the State during the same time, and
who were residents therein March /, 1861
a large number Of these immigrants
are children. This is particularly the
case in Meigs county, where the immigra-
ton was Of families In most Of the
counties reporting, the Auditors took
special pains TO secure accurate returns
Appended hereto will be found tabular
statement showing the number in each
county and the places whence they emf
grated.
have the honor to be very respectfully
u r. W. IAiLER, Auditor
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ESTATE OF STEPHEN A. DoUoLAs.-The
Inventory Of this estate has been fled in
the County Court by D. P. Rhodes, Exc
cutor. 1t covers large number of pieces
of real estate valued in the aggregate at
several hundred thousand dollars, but
there are membranes upon it equal to
the appraised value of the entire property.
The Appraisers appointed by the Court to
enumerate a personal estate, Messrs. R.
6. Caulfeld, R. 7. Merriek and ]. NJ. Doug
las report that they cannot find any per-
sOnal property belonging to said estate
Chicago Tribune
The new Capitol of California will cost
between S500,00O and 100000.
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@1Sy- Medicine sent 70 an iiof the country on
d. 9fBS0S's New work PhysiOloEy for sale as
hia oli0a
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.

sR-For Sale hy alI nrugglats mar2l n.
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gD-The above all from persons who aTe pnblio
ly known where they reside, and who would not MAKE
these statements without thorough conviction tha
they were true.
PREPARED BY ]. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell Mass.
Sold By g. W. CLARK, and By Druggists and Deaf
ers eVerTwhare- dec5s sR25dskfWeoE
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I AIDES "HOME GUARDs"
Browns Suspension Waist

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Is perfect ''Union' nstitutiOn It unites the Cor
set, Shoulder Brace, AntiLacer nRd Sktrt-Supporte
In one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel.
The "Oonstitution must be Preserved - wh3cheVs
y Lady says can be By wearing these Waists.
TRY THEM-PRIOES REDUCED
For sale by-FREEMAN & KELLOGG, 2l7 Supari.
or-St. Mrs. PORTER, Milliner, "a Seneoa-St., HOW.
ER 4 HIGBEE, 257 Superior-St., Mrs. HARVEY, s2t
St. Olar-St, and at Wholesale and Retail by the Pro
PrletorB and Manufacturers, 16l OntariO-St, (OVeT
hoOre's Auction Store,) Cleveland, Ohio.
81 Waists Made to Order.
DU-6tate and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS & SHEFFIELD.
1--WE Will prosecute all persons who make thG
Waists, or make the Braces without authority from
~. augl9
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.GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEANs
NJ IEG, BenOyating and Mending Establishment.
4lkEoI1 AeEn, Tailor, No. I9 Prospect street, viii
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning renoTafn
and melding Gentsemen's clothing. he has facili
siosi orl oing his work IN the best rnanuor GanfIe
Ien viii ndt FOR their interest dUri1F theSs hsr
ucl tpEiVa ET. AEeF 2 tFf1l ~ = risT9EFs-d
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PRoFEssOR or EEECTRcpATHY AND MKDICTEn,
Ohice-ll9 seneea-St., few doers from supsrior up
once hoursfrom to u and ron Ito O'CLOCK daily
s undays eNcepted-l
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVFRY

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
4 y -for the speedy and permanent cure Of Con-
ness, Nightly Emissions, Iucontinence Genital 1rri-
upwards Of One Hundred Physicians In their private
lractees with entire Success superleding Oubsb8,
Oopaiba, Capsules OF any compound hitherto known
= / L $ 4 + 1 o p I L L s
speedy In action often Affecting q cure IN few
days, and whom cure is effected it Is permnnent-
They prepared from vegetable extracts that are
harmless on ths system, sad never nauscates the
St0mach or imrregn2tes the BREATH and being sugar
coated, all nauseOus taste Is avoided. No change Of
diet Ia necessary while using thom nor does their 40
ton interfere with business pursuits-
Price One Dollar, and will besent by mail on receipt
Of price and red atamps- g. ". OLARK,
decH lie Hugerior-se.
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CLAIMS.
TOsOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

d. w. GAGE, EueeeasOr to Gage Bruce,
Is authorized and licensed by the United States 10
coll ct Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims against the GOS eminent OF the u. and OF
the state of Ohio. By late law OF CONGRESS Sodisr
DISCHARGED by reason Of WOUNDS received in Service
entitled to SlO0 Bounty. Soldiers Of the Three
months service and large number Of others are en-
titled 70 pay for service before being mustered into
the y. s. Service and thousands who we're not mus
tered in at ALI are now entitled to pay All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected by
applying personally or by letter. enclosing stamp to
D. W. GAGB, 16a SuperiSr-St e
ASI-- s4a Opposite the Merchant hank, Il
narz4:ls2s Cleveland. ohio. q
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CERTIFICATE

CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced using STERLING's aMBROsIA. Ny hair
short, thin, and rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair TOnics InvigoratOrs, &c. without receiv
ing any benefit. Soon after using the Ambrosai my
hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing 50
rapidly to HstOnish Now my hair is thick, soft
aud glossy, and IS I'VE feet four inches In length
when let down, rraching to the floor. bis wonder
fCl result 1 attribute solely 10 the OF SteTlng's
AmbrOsn. as sinc- e nlmeuced u ing Il | have ap
plieed nothing else to my hair
~ r - No. 493 Broadway, n. Y.
BS-We advise young per- Ons, whose hair is begin
their hair. by usiug he An brasia- To these Whc
have all eady lost their hair the free the AN
BiS1 wi lurely ret re IL aS Il has done for thou
sands.
EEfJ-Dr STEBLTN rs ANBRosIA Is a stimulating CtlJ
extract OF Rorts. Btrks Rn7 Herbs IL will cure all
dse OF tn scalp aud itbhiug Of She heal entire
b edca es dandruG pr vents the hair iron ialhs
out from turning premafurely a., causing 1t to
grow thick md long 1t Is entirely dtrent from all
other prepa ations, and can be relied on. ..
RB-Itis we'll known fact to Thousands in the City
Of New York that this is the only article yet discOv
cred that will CURE the Disease OF the Scalp and cause
the hair to Grow. -H.r.s .#I ...
HS-PRToE q per Box-COntaining two bottles. .-Rg
H. H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4ss Broadway, New York
gB-For Sale by all Druggists mar2f R2sdhw
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-27

To the Honorable Justices of the Supreme Judi
eial Court next to be holden at Ellsworth on
tae fourth Tuesday Of April. 1852, within and
for the County of Hancock:
EPREsENF; your petitioners Billings p
H Hardy S4li.- q. Harms, rrarkfih IIo-a-
al OF Deer Isle. in the County Of Hancock, Eliza
Hardy aud Peter Hardy Of Frankfort, is4. s.ssxn.
~ Of Waldo and Elizabeth Hardy, Hannah liar
dy, Si!as IL Hardy, Gales Hardy, Susanna Hardy
Kosella Hardy, the lat seven named being the
heirs OF the late Silas L. Hardy Of said Deer Isle
that they are seized in common and undivided
with Jonathan Hardy of said Deer Isle, and Jo
seph r. Hardy Of Marengo, in the State of Ili
nois, Of the following described parcel or lot of
land situate in said Deer Isle, to Wit: the South
easterly half Of lat number eight on Little Deer
Isle, according to Geo. Hosmeis division, contain
log ioIty-nine acres more or less with all the
privileges and appurtenances. The shares of each
OF your petitioners, except the heirs of Silas L.
Hardy, being one-eight part Of the whole and of
all the heirs Of Silas L. Hardy, one other eighth
part and the share Of said Jonathan Hardy and
Joseph Hardy, being each one eighth part Of the
wh.iei and your petitioners are each and several.
~ DESTROYS of holding their shares 10 seyeralty.
whereior they pray that partition may be made
thereof SO that their aforesaid shares NAV be sci
OIL from the rest by metes and bounds.
By EUGENE HALE,
Atty. for the Petitioners herein named
Dated at Ellsworth Jan. 3, 1862.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-27
State of Maine.

Hancock $50 the several ShcrifEs of our Coun.
ties Of Hancock. Penobscot, York Cum.
~ bertrand, Lincoln, kennebee, { xford SOM
s 1erset, Washington. Waldo, Piscataquis,
I franklin, Aroostook, Andrasco ggin, Sa
w gadahoc and Knox, or either Of their
Deputies, GREETING.
M command you that you attach the goods
w or estate Of Bushrrd W llinckley of Blue.
hill, in said County Of Hancock and william Nor
ton Of Boston. County Of Suffolk and state Of
Massachusetts, late owners of one. half schooners
Glide and Extra, 10 the value of two thousand
dollars, and summca the said defendants, (if they
may be found in your prcciuets) to appear before
our justices Of the Supreme judicial Court At TO
be holden in Ellsworth, withu..and for our County
Of Hancock, on the foudh Tuesday cf October
inst, then and there in said Court to answer
unit Frederic A. Holt, Of Bluehill, agent fer the
owners Of said vessels. In plea Of the case, for
that the said Defendant, at SAID Ellsworth, on the
day Of the purchase ct this Writ, being indebted
TO the Plaintiff in the sum Of seventeen hundred
dollars and ffty-tour cents, accord,n. 10 the &C
count annexed, then anil there in consideration
thereof, promised the Plaintiff 10 pay him the
same demand.
Also. for that the Defendants. at Ellsworth
aforesaid, the day of the purchase Of this writ
being indebted IN the Painful in another sum Of
two thousand dollars. Tor So much money before
that time had and received by the said Defendant
To the Plaintiffs use, in consideration thereof
promised the Plaintiff to Pay him that sum on de.
maad And the Plaintiff AYERS that the only dc
maud ssed or intended to be proved under the
above count is the account above described and
hereto annexed.
Yet though often requested the said Dcten ients
have not paid said sum but neglect 50 70 do to
the damage OF sail PiaiLtid las he says) the sum
Of tw1 thousand dollars which shall then aud there
be made to appear WITH other due damages. And
have yon there this nit with your doings therein
Witness, John Appleton, Esquire. at Ellsworth
this ninth day Of October in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud sixty-two.
=. ". PERRY, Clerk.