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Store toilet.

vT,HE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
Il Streets, at present occupied by Messrs. Jeffer-
son Coolidge & Co. Possession given Oct. LIST. -
- rtia w. 4it "A. 80 s.. e. SPRING, J. =
Sept 27-d6 * .it 49sll',s. z =, 81 - / q
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Medical.
DIR. j. b. HUGHES 1eT
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS.
Ne. 3 Tenple Straet-

VNTHERE he can be consulted privately. and with
w the utmost confidence BY the afIsted at al
hours caily, and from 8 A. M. to9P. NJ - AL
Dr. H. addresses those who are suffering under the
afiction OF private diseases, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice Of selfabuse
Devotng his entire time 70 tnat particular branch Of
the medical profession he reels warranted in GUAR
RANTEEING A CURE IN ALL CASES, whether Of long
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing
the dregs Of disease from tie system, ana making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. ...f
He would call the attention OF the afficted to th'
tact Of his long standing and well-earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his sill and sue
cess.
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y PORTLAND, May 16, 1865.
/ have used and shall continue to use Johnsons
Reproduction, which have found to be q splendid
lasting Hair Dressing, which also keeps the scalp
perfectly clean and tree from dandruff. aaegs
s. HI. DOTEN
= ,es3 aslM , z1As' Ne. - Spring Street
Manufact ured and sold by HORACE H JOHN
SON, No. 81 Middle Street, Portland, Maine, Price
Single Bottles co. rs cents and 81. Sent TO any adj
dress On rec ept Of letter.. Liberal discount by the
quantity. = sept19eodSws
f3h g.sf q .fa9 VT = "a,
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MR.. JoHNsoN:-Sir-My wife for a long time was
sorely troubled by her hair falling out and feared
she would become entirely bald, notwithstanding she
had used almost all the advertised remedies She has
used your Reproductor and to our astonshment the
iang of he's entirely ceased, and she now mas nne
ead Of hair and am ready in this manner to tesu-
y 70 ts value we are willing to give further per-
soa Of the good results which 1ooW the
use Oh your honestly termed Hair Reproductor p
WILLIAM CHASE, l39 ". y
Cor. st, Lawrence and Sherbrooke Streets.
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Auctio'1 saleof Goye17sme,at Horses.
Proposals for Fuel.

Fort Knox.
Fort Sullivan. -
o 5aase 5 at Rockland, Belfast Casthe Machias
Wa ~ roruand including the Forts in the Harbor
d aiu Coal VIII be required. At the other posts
cos 2Soo X Wood to be LIS cubic feetto the cord and
1ba n M Ssch post must be made separately. is
=, ne unaerslgned reserves the rpht ~ re;ect an,
met lA0s for the interest Of the Govern
octk-dtd HENRY INMAN.o a ~
WV capt. and A. O. M ri 4 A
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joHNSORS | REPRODUCTION.
SMA- HGSFM
Please Read the following Notices.

e. l l1ds 3 81. q 7al 81 | May d, 1866.
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House lot

HOUSE LOUSs
ENLEVEN House Lots, comprising 5000 feet o
II Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. TO
sale by gc3 baaa.ts 81 w. III. STEPHENSON.
Portland, April %, 1se5.-dtf III
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Valuable ReGJ Estate for Sale
Intlse PIeasa mi VILLAGE of Freen0rt.

Five minutes walk from the Corner.
Am n A very desirable Farm of 25 Acres
EffgfzgzAR OF good land, well fenced and water
EEla $hI1aE ed, embracing bayfield,, orchard,
large garden and pastur age. A good
twostory house and out buildings, with stable and
barn; all in good repair. To any gentleman wishing
country residence, this property is particularly
recommended.
Enquire on the premises OF u, 81 ana a,ss ar = y
CAPT. j. A. MITCHELL, \
Oh JOHN, c. PROCTOR, stsslFaaa sf4crs
Lime Street, Portland.
Oct 4-d3W
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WANTED q tenement suitable for one or tive
w small families, with good water privileges.
Please address Tenement, Box 1908.
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{ Electric PAgsiiesiiaEaa [

~tss p III ~ ~ - - - .-r 10y -
From sis Broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland, and b. consulted at her Office, No, II
Clapp's block f,sfes.i,.,.,e,e ...a
IT, ONE OF THE GREATEST CURES ON RECORD.
lence and for the bcnef OF the afflicted desire to
make known short description of nay disease and
the unexpected cure which I obtained from Mrs.
Manchester's Medicine. Upwards oftwo years since
I twas taken sick, which gradually increased until
so far reduced that Inever expected to be well
again. had the attendance OF six eminent physicians
and never received the slightest benefit unin com
menccd using Mrs. Manchester Medicines. My dis
ease at that time was as follows:-I was extremely
fseble-eoninsd TO my bed Ny flesh had all disap-
peared the whites OF my eye were yellow also the
skin yellow: I had a dun heavy pain IN the right
side, and it was very much enlarged: pain in my
shoulders and spine. The lett side seemed to decay
so that there was quite hollow place in it. had \
very distressing pain at the pit Of my stomach !;
tongue coated thick, tomach very acid, appetite en-
tirely gone not being able t, keep anyth ne on my
stomach, fever, nignt swcats, thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty Of breathing duh headache. 4
cannot describe ST wish 10 do my miserable stu
alton and suffering as every organ In my body was
diseased. My physicians said was fast Fastening to
the consumption. crib Irns 3di i1aiioG saJta
enjoy at this time perfect health, and this is q
plain, short history of my case, and is the TRUTH
would recommend every and all invalds go and con-
suit Mrs. Manchester. MARY A. MouLToN. tistA
Il 1asAI1GqefI al EDWARD L. MoULToN. ii9
RPortand, May 0, 1856. lo9l g. sal octsdtf ia9
/
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PICTURES transferred, with facility, at very NV
i rates at No. 371 Middle Street, Payson's Blosk
varnsh with printed directions tor using, tor 20 Is
per bottle. aug22dtt ~,
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LHlS Gel tlIleS JildL L
have used Jollnsen's
Reprodu etor for sew
J eral years past and
have been perfectly
satisfied with it,
While it is entirely
freq from the obiec
tio4ablc qualities of
preparations of that
kind, / believe it to be
capable Of doing all
Tor the scalp and hair
that can reasonably
9 expected from any
applications to those
HnuTTN No tll -
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YORK & CUMBERLAND r. r.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC R. R.

On and after Monday next. trains will
$500 leave Portland daily for Bath Augusta,
Materyiie, Kendall's Mi lis and Slowhegan, at 90
z M and on Saturdays only for Bath and Augusta at
sl5 K. NJ The train from Portland at p. M. con-
meets at kendelps Mills with the train for Bangor
and other stations east same night Passengers from
Portland desiring to take this route, can purchase
tickets to endals Mill and inform the conductor
in the cars that they % through to Bangor and he
will so arrange their fares thatit shall cost the no
more by this route han any other rs ~ ~
Trains due in Portland To connect with trains for
Boston on Monday at GOA. NJ, and every day at $50
Pm. 4,sJ e-esT t,tfss,' $3.50 v,ssT1 -
FREIGHT train leaves new depot Portland at GAS "A.
NJ daily t'h5 eiAs ~ 79iAfi'eiit f9 A3A9tV5
EDWIN MOVES, Superintendent.
April q, 1865. apr2Otf
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International Steamship Co.
Eastport, Calais and st. John.
@enrs8 --i3f592 ad5 gd 10 iaif
TWO TRIPS A WEEK. ,rT-

Steamer NEw YoRK, Capt W CHS.
holm, will leave Railroad Wharf, foot of State ST.
every MONDAY at clock T. N; and the Steamer
every THgRsDAE at6 O'Clock N, for Eastport and
St. John.
Returning will leave st. John every Monday and
Boston.
At Eastpors the Steamer soueen,' win connect
for st. AndreYs, Robinston and Calais, with the New
Aoulton stations Sage Coaches also connect at
EastPort for Maehias and intermediate places, %
AtSt, John the steamer Emperor will connect, for
Frederic and the st John River. Through tickets
procured Of the agents or the clerk on board. No
Passports required. y g1fRsIiel on 1sif1AlA iin
Freight received on days of sailing until O'Clock
r. II. G, c. EATON Agent. /.
Portland, March 90 1885, Easll9 nch2lff
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lsEz5I aN
WSE ] Isl
8 II &; azg g 2aE7

DLEASANT. to- the palate. cause no pain, act
Il promptly, never require increase Of Dose do not
exhaust and for elderly persons, females and child
rem, are just the thing. Two taken at night NOV
the bowels once the. next morning. Warranted
in all cases OF Piles and Falling Of the Rectum. We
promise cure for all symptoms Of the DYSPEPSIA,
such as Oppression after eating, Sour Stomach, Spit
ting OF food, Palpitations; ALSO Headache, Dizziness
Pain in the Back and Loins, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
ness Liver Comp1nint, Loss of Appetite, Debility.
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Faintness, SO. Trarelers ind the LozeRqes JUST
1hat they need as they compact and iRodorous
nat they may be carried IN the pest pocket Price so
cents per box small boxes 80 cents. For sale by j.
S. HARRISON g. CO., Proprietors, No fremont
Temple, Boston. win be mailed to any address on
enclosing ~ cents. .asaasK asosA july4d1y
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and lot at woodford's Corner The
N house contains rooms. There is a good cellar
and wood house: also acistern and a we'll of rood
water size of lot, one For beauty Of location
it is unsurpassed. Price $500; 800 can remain o,
mortgage. Apply to 4. HIGGINS r. & X. Depots
or e4paA CAPT, RACKIYFF. .f'I.ll.i
Sept 1s-dtt 'sraass &c at the Corner,
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For Sale or TO ! let.

- House occupied by the subscriber on the cor
ks, ner of State and Deering SITS. v,l 10 SO .
.G4.sA. Inquire at No. GO Exchange st.
--s=as-7- JAMES ID FESSENDENs
Sept 29-d3w#
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SECOND STAGE OF sEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Eclectic Medical TlsjarnsG1.y,
TO THE LADIES.

DR.. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, whe
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street, which they win ind arranged for then
especial accommodation. ~ .
led in efficacy and superior virtue In regulating AL
Female Irregularities Their action is specific and
certain of producing relief in short time. 1rl
LADIES win find it invaluable in all cases Of OBJ
structons after all other remedies have been tried IN
vain. 1t Is purely vegetable containing nothing In
the least injurious to the health and may be taken
with perfect safety at all times. i0 'p'
Sent to any part Of the country, withf directions
by addressing DE. HUGHES,
N. b. Ladies desiring may consult one Of then
own sex A lady Of experience in constant att end
ance. jan1 .1s65d6w1y
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

VdIUdUI6 II GFIU IUT SUIC.
.AH.ILi Iii The HOME FARM of the late
A1TM-N JOSHUA E. HALL, of Gorham,
MTITks=zM Me, near Great Falls Village, con-
M GEi NIsldI taining about ninety acres, well d.
yded into wood, pasturage and til
lage land; produces crtyfve tons Of hay Land and
buildings in excellent condition. aag lss3 ssG9tsA
A desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms. j $50 lsffH ~ ~ " 4r.t1@ W III
Inquire Of the subscriber or of Mrs L. A. HALL
on the premises. P. R. HALL,
County Treasurer's Ofice, Portland, Me.
/ August e--d&wtf IA @ASNNNS 'ftSfA
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IMPORTANCE DE PUNCTUATIoE.-Wan
"A Young man to take charge of a pair of
horses of religious turn of mind A School
Committee man writes: We have a school
house large enough TO accommodate four hun
bred pupils four stories high. e Ap
A newspaper says: "a child was run over
by wagon three years old and cross eyed
with pantalets on which never spoke after
wards"
sParasol--A protection against the sun, used
by ladies made Of cotton and whaIebone.
Straps-Articles worn under the boots ,ol
gentlemen made of calfskin s n iI., Z
An exchange describing celebration, says:
"Ihe procession was very fine and nearly two
miles in length as was also the prayer Of DR.
Perry the Chaplain" fir 10
An American paper says: can eel was
CAUGHT in the Delaware, off Market street, by
a boy, who weighed eleven pounds" a9 10
1t must be very small boy-the reader has
his choice. @ st ~ E,tss te'4,
QUrTE RIGHT.-A contemporary says that
the kind lady who sent him strawberry short
cake, marked please insert may rest assuF-
ed that her f'contributaonp viii not be crowd
ed out "by press of other matter"
A minister who had received number of
calls, and could hardly decide which was the
best, asked the advice of his faithful African
servant, who replied, "Massa, go where de
most debbel. Sd is ssa's1 ...t 5si3 81 als,i
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Farm and Stock for Sale.

FaFm aIlU STOCK IOr sale. =,
THE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
contains about 81 acres Of land divided into tilage,
pasture and wood land. 1t has on it story and q
hall house, well finished and in good repair, toget
is mill privilege the farm, with good supply of
water. Ma sf-s el-rg,y ( r Z
He VIII also sell a yoke Of oxen, two cows, two
horses, and ether stock. Terms liberal. Enquire on
the premises. a assue.F.sgys GEO. DOLLY.
Gray, Sept. IS, 1sG5-eoi&w3m
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Sanitary ~. Commission.

0NcsQ q. s. Sossitdry 0oninsission, /
SzS sroadway. N. r., Dec, 20, 1854.
LION. ISR AEL WASaBURNs JR, ef Portland,
"A Maine, has consented to- accept the duties .,
General Agent Of the Commission for Matnt e .h
Commission 49,,
He win be ready TO furnish advice 70 the nlohas
OF the Commissions work throughout tne ISL; a.
All money contributed In Maine f0r US uso =. az ~
Commission should be paid to Mr. Wasnpurn OF 70
persons designated by him. .....-t..a
Hon. Mr. Washburn Is the sole sgens ro0osAi-'
Osi''ns commission III FiosTER JENKINS, 80
oaadau.x General Secretary.
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To Let,
Real Estate for SaIn

HOUSE and L0rNe. 81 Middle Street, known as
House and Lot corner of Wateryilla and
Sts Terms easy, to suit purchasers '-'o' Va ooA
Apply 70 w, 3fs Nludle ST. julyI1dtf
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TAINTED
e g. Is -
Lost

lIOSC
ON Congress Street, on evening of 10th inst a
" Gold shawl Pin,-with name on back; finder of
be suitably rewarded by leaving It at Daily
fress olncessaI - sass sal l.1 oidss ocl2d3t
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W02ltRG
Teaae1aaeaat lWnaafed.

A SMALL MILK ROUTE, from 10 to 25 Cans
IA Address, through the Post Office, & m,
oct9dlwF M. G. W., Portland, Me.
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Wanted.

A. SITUATION as, q ClerlE,s by "a young man Of
~ good habits, in Dry Goods or Clothing Store.
Address for three days j. r. c., Box 1869. or
enquire of Pray q Smith, Moreton Block, Congress
Street Portland, Me.
e, Oct. II. d3t& -5sa4sffoff . tffk sisg}yTlfT
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Proposals for Stationery.

Proposals for Stationery.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrEp' oz,,,o,,. !, :,
PORTLAND, MAINE Or. sioE, " ~ y. a.
Proposals viii be received by the 1nsrs ;, lsoo
articles ationery, in such quantities. e flowing
required for The use of the QuaIternasters may DC
ment: Efaa - - H4sT, Sp''A'
ettcr Paper, per ream Lead Pencils, each.
Foolscap PAPER, {" Ink (blaekl per Bottle
Note Paper, " Ink tred1 per Bottle
Folio Post PAPER, Or rean Envelopes 81 o. 49, pr NJ
Envelope Paper, SD Blank Book, per Quire.
Bio ing Paper, d" Steel Pens, per gross.
Printing Paper, s2a Rules iii2f
Quiils per 100 Inkstands. III (.
Waters, per lb--- -Erasefs.
S5essaling Wax, per y. Ink Powder per paper.
once Tape, per piece. -
BIDS must be in writing and conform TO the above
soTTSSuule, together with sample Of each article
MT @ reserves til right to reject any bid
" 'iuefed Tor the interest Of the Government.
HENRY INMAN ass ss
pct5dtd-- Cant 4, 4 ~ y -. snl
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For Sale and to Let.
Offices to let.

E,OUR large and convenient offices, on seco M
u floor, at No. 80 Exchange Street. snIn,v Il ~
Corporation or Insurance Companies, A s15lF
oct9d2w 2s Exchange e'ree''
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For Sale.

TNHE desirable dwelling house No. 4G Bracket ST.,
i adjoining the residence Of j.. G. -Toltord, hs4.
CHARLES PERRY,
Sept 26--dtf Z. Cor. Middle and Exchange Street.
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PELATlAH ARMSTRONG, !
CHENEY ARMSTRONG, Ears.
Administrator,s Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
N pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
l. Court Of Geauga County, Ohio, Twill offer for
sale at public auction,
On Monday, he 2lst day Of August, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock, forenoon, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situate in Lot No,
27 in the so called Bond Tract IN the Township of
Hambden, County Of Geauga and State OF Ohio,
and bounded as follows: Beginning on the cen.
ter OF the road Leading from Chardon 10 the
center OF Hambden, and at the south west corner
o. land belongnglo 10 the estate Of Horton Smith,
deceased; from thence nor:h 65 and 70. 100 chains
to post; thence east 10 SO. 100 chains 10 post !;
thence south SO S-l00 chains to the center o the
road thence atopg the same south 53l deg,
west l2 63.l chains to the place OF beginning
containing sixty five acres OF land
Also, Fifteen and 49, loo acres of land in said
Lot and Tract. bounded as follows, Beginning
at the northwest corner Of land belonging 10
Horton Smith, deceased. in said Lot md Town.
ship thence south Ia 20, 100 chains to a post -.
thence east 10 so. 100 chains 10 post; thence
north IA 7o-lO0 chains TO post; thence west
10 So 100 chains to place OF beginning. y
Terms OF Sale i-One third in hand. one third
IN one year and one third in two years from da v
OF sale, with interest; the payment 10 be secured
by mortgages upon the premisss sold
COMFORT SMITH and
CAROLINE SMITH,
Administrators OF Iort ton Smith, deceased.
Sl0w4
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Slows
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will DO presented to the Commission
ers OF Geauga Co., Ohio. st their regular
meeting to DO holden at the Court House in
Chardon, on the first Monday of September
rext, the prayer of which is to yacate a
certain road IN the township of Parkman in
said Co.. commencing at the s. W. end of
tho bridge near the SO. called j. p. Con.
verse Mill. and thence running South along
the west bank of Grand River, to Kirkland
Run; thence across said RuD to the old
road leading from Parkman to the center
OF Nelson. being the same road established d
by the said Commissioners ut their meet.
ing 10 Dec, 1864; alleging further that
said road is useless, and that il is impractic-
able to make the same public highway.
July 26. 1865. 8Il0w4
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M Iss0URI Is FREE! -
..l LACY a. ADAMS, ,4na
Land and Emigration Agents,


HANNIBAL & ST. 10. RAILROAD.
We are prepared 10 fur nish valuable aid and in
formation to all who desire 10 remove to Nilsson
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by the II & st. Jo K Il. Co. 10 those who wish
10 inves, capital in Missouri in any kind o. busi.
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MES We have also thousands Of 3.-' ..
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All who desire information OF any kind with re
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N. BY special arrangements with the Rail.
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souri, by applying 10 are enabled to ccurc bet
ter rates Tor Passage and Freight, than they can
ouerwNe op'an -t-. H sl ..ea S0Stf
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~ NOTICE.
VvYJl.i,1AM WJI.SnN ,,bo

|VVILLIAM ?. WILSON I who resides in Tus.
w cola county, Mithigan-Addlso &. Viii.
son,whO resides in the State of Minnesota-Fan.
ny F. Briggs, John w. Briggs, Emmio Il. viii.
son, who reside ~ Allegan County, Michigan
and George S, Wilson. whose residence is un.
known-are hereby notified, that on the 26th day
of July, 1868, Vim. NJ Briggs, Claris.a A Briggs,
and ID. w. Garfield as administrator of the es !.
:ae Of George Wilson, filed in Tho office of the
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas within and
Tor the Comfy ofGeauga and State Of Ohio,
petition against them and their heirs at law OF
Geoi 60 Wilson, deceased, setting forth. that on
the 5th day Of July A. D. 1855, said George w Il.
son, then in full life, entered into a contract In
writing with VIM. NJ Briggs for the sale and con :
veyance TO nun and said Clarissa A, Briggs, of
No. z and 10 10 Tract No. Q in Newbury, &C..
uugn County. Ohio, and being the same land on
which said Wilson resded at his decease. Which
petition alledges that said William NJ. Bjahs
has performed all he conditions in said contrnct
mentioned and to be performed by him, and they
are enutled TO q deed OF said premises, subject to
the support and maintenance of Mary A. vii.
son. as provided in said contract, which is lien
on said premises. r..7 - -"
The object and prayer of said petition is tore.
and deliver to said William M Briggs and Clor.
issa A. Briggs, deed Of their respective inter.
es's In said premises, subject 10 said support and
maintenance of said Mary A.. and on default of
said heirs TO make such deed, said administrator
complete said conveyance, agreeably to The terms
of said contract aforesaid N so -
The SAID defendants above named are further
notified, that unless they appear and answer said
petition on or before the 23d day of September,
is6o, the same will be taken as confessed, and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
olOw6 t- ''H - Attorney for MIN intiH
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ye! he did not appear in the breakfast
room, and bis wife went 10 call him. She
found him in condition which greatly
alarmed her, and Immediately sent for a
physician and for friends. Before either
arrived Nr. Stone was dead. ...
In tie various business enterprises oI
Columbus--in the politics of our country
and of our State, A. p. Stone for twenty
years bore prominent part. He was a
man OF generous impulses, OF kindly ma.
ture, and OF marked native ability, and
had many earnest friends, whose hearty
sympathy is extended to his bereaved
family. .,.... ......
The circumstances connected with the
death OF Mr.. Stons naturally give rise to
various rumors. Many upon our streets
are unfounded, and grossly unjust; but il
is due to truth TO say that, in all rroba.
bili'y. while laboring under deep depress.
ion OF spirits, Mr.. Stone DESTROYED his
life. Ills business affairs are not in such
"A condition as his friends could wish, but
until full and fair investigation can be
had, we withhold from publication parlic.
ular statements respecting them.