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The body of Mr Wm. A. Wells, the prin- ter. whose disappearance from the city in q state of mental alteration we noticed short time since, was yesterday morning brought home in the cars, in charge of his friends.

 Nlr. Wells was n man of uniform kindness of heart, and we believe, as he ofien express. ed himself. harbored Ill will against 10 one His life had probably beeR more chequered with lhe ups anL downs of this world than that Of almost any man in the state, il nc: in the nation. He served aa apprenticeship of seven years al i9 John street, New Ycrk. with Mayor Ilaper and George F. Morris. as fellow apprentices, aiierward procured q midshipmap's warrant, aud sailed under Con- Morris, ia lhe frigale Brandywiue, in 1925. which vessel had on board the Marquis La Faye,ie.

 Mr. Wells used to say that Ihe general con- ierreI particular favor upon him, by en- trusting lo his care rattle snake, an oppos- sum. gray squirrel, q cock robin and pnodie dog. He afierward had the honor of sitting down ,o dinner with the lady ol Lord Byron and the Duke of Clarence. He had visited every port in the United States except New OtIeans and Charleston, had SC, type in almost every principal place from one end of the U,,ion to the other.

 In 1919 he was m Buffalo without shil- ling in his pocket, but in short tune he earne,i Si50, wi,h ~sktish he renewed his adventures. He was once confined in the dungeon of Buenos Ayres; danced with the daughter of Gov. Balearee, of ihe island, and ate cassada root with the negroes ou lhe coast of Africa He built saw mill and dam across Bear Lake in western Michigan, and had occupied every situation in a prin- ting office from devil 10 editor, He has sip. ped malie and danced amidst the giddy throng of Bnenos Ayrean lasses. upon the pampas of San lsidro, and ridden in his coach and-four wilh ;he printer 10 the Gov einment

 Mfr. Wells was vice president of the first Harrison state convention ever held in the United States nt Niblo's Garden, New York, and it IS said wrote he first editorial in favor of Gen. Harrison for the Presidency. In former years he wrote with great deal of vigor and ability. but of late years a chronic affection of the brain had rendered him in- capable of any. laborious duties, and in fact, had caused kind of mental Arrangement.

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