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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-02

One WAY.-A Portugese shoemaker used
to give his wife severe fogging every
month. just before he went to confession. On
being asked the reason of this proceeding, be
replied hat, having a poor memory he took
this method to refresh it, as his wife, while
under the castigation, was sure to remind
him of all his sins.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-02

Meerschaum is made on large scale IN
this city bv satur ting carbonate OF nagnesia IN
siicate of soda or soluble glass care IN
selecting a good quality of nagnesia silicate
being the only requisite :or success. lh
profits ar. immense, as will be seen. Mag
nesia costs about twenty-five cents per pound
silica.e o. soda even less; pipe made OF
the ..foam OF the sci, as s.no ;'rs verify be-
licve. cost for material aoont five cents, 'eav-
ipg the balance for labor-Tte NAtiJn T. "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-02

The last humber of Panrh contains pic
ture or the bhttom Of the Atlantic ocean, with
a group Of mermaids swinging on the cable
and gambnling around it. At one siie ap-
pears old Nentune, who calls out Aho-o-v
there! Let that ere cable alone, can't YOU
That's the way 'tothe. one was wrecked
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-02

a Louisiana paper declares that the town
of Nachtoches has feas that can jump high
er, quicker, bite harder. out dodge, run faster
than any other feas. They are larger, tatter,
sli :ker. harder to rope than any other lleas
1t takes two freedman and white to tree one
of them, and suggests a, "a last resort. to have
them hung or shot with a sharp's rifle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-02
Sam,'. sand am interesting roung mother

Sam" SAID an interesting young mother
to her youngest hopeful, g do YOU know what
is the difference between body and ST ul :?
The SOIL, my child Is what you love with, the
boiy carries you about. his Ii Your body,"
touching the little fellows shoulders and
arms g but there is something deeper in it !;
you can feel it now, what is it ?''
"Oh, know,' said Sam. withs a flash of
intelligence iu hi, eyes, that's my flannel
shirt !"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-02

A "hig Indian" strayed away from his
tent and got lost. Inquiring the way back,
he was asked, Indian l,stY' "No, said he
disda'nfn'iy. Indian not lost wigwai % lost,"
striking his brtast, "Indian here"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-02

T. FoILET john F..
DULL Il NASH, Attorneys at Law, Otta-
] WA, Illinois. Ofice in Post Once Block.
Particular attention. paid the unaiion OF Real Eo-
Titles. CI-y
The sun., 1865-06-23
lnr l3oru Iraum>r vrrrnASs arrived


! Rr'tTtpN ORA Nrw srEAN FIRM FSGtSr.
-lf0'' .t.on Eltiao Company SOB " Jc-fe. Cf'g,
return, home 90 'cr.a" afternoon from Boz on with
'hy.i Ucs steam i4c .irc, hioh vas iuil' o. the
tno.seas N,uufacuHns Company At N.nchc.tcr,
So iia.pi ue. Tho, ve-e rec'ivol O. the ',-ry hy
and Jact. Tnriue C1mprnv No G. i p s~s,.,on
under CONN. o' And n,eic -ri se.onpsn. - bg
th'' lrf' of music. the, pHf'7ri ~ aoukh f, rHu-
"n.iu' gH- had. reuiirr s1t'sartor'v o All ,o,,pt-
~ she ia ti. .,d ass -iu. t ,uUiHr. Ht..tu u, Apf
a. ,t.. ~ ~ % eyer S .nS none s'.sSc pm D.
loHor "ofed ati Prince nets, ith D,-r.,u silver
> -. .ih l'rr'''- metal u.i'.u.t Tho al cham
l'l hnt 800 aifEa h.H' Ipn c-rs ltr d s,- p'Ftai,
d. ~ uust sui-. .t.tl 3.slfuI.
FoyL1u OF lriY.-Ibs citizens rs t'e town
90. heH en- m,fils,S.c.iy. nrta .arerr or tso
ce."' r.''nn of i'e coming i0u-th The r.ost.u mo-
Will icw follow. 4 itocc'sl,n, which slu form on
Pc ~ u on r--' r' lu 4. w.. caus'atinr .' t'c
,tl' i'',liN.rt. r'.t.t 'nt f",ur.ci yct"-.H' in
3. ouns % l.'., s'p escutins a." ' slG',s ~ thr
H, Ire. s'4 ~ y 'IH and dtsr.l ig tarr tErI,r
p-uclp.l .trcct,. IN e'-,i,y nj ra o. I t; s'
evois tom N '1,r XII H,tt.g, l,r,. ,i,'s', Fl
Nn" '' iisa M srn.b', root and unknown.
rtrr. -ccs-ilv 'r n-lrrro-e C.-, G.or-. n..u.
- 'rf L'- - 'U.rH pnn' e. sr.' ,yl uortn. OIL. q
'"' lAys-l's ipi --.ly. 600 much uaine
rsr roNpr~r of - Savanna Rv-r,ar0,S
W IS te y u.s..4y = tJur 90 tho i4t,rur A,s,
From lcfs.ll serFaGup AMI ps-ct uquifv,
"r ~" 'Nt7uel y As MT mote tan fN.on To-
t"'I'' Iur cert ~ a IrSr1rE y VI cave ,,f old
homes, sri tA0fe tuaf 20 arc . uU-glly ,os,,rt
win on- .w " ihs "s'crr.e'" A4.rsta. C,'
"a, rrJ fryo-t it4t 10 f-sr.frCn sr. rriry tl.i,
The sun., 1865-06-23
CHRISTIANS
MISTAKE.
CHAPTER II.

sweet ral', $40 face la n -. el,,. coif y
~. ~ ptoI nc w"s ~ ihs se-, sill smiles rv,r
the e lows table In h.n ,rI aIorrs,hs vy.r. =,
con- ubfn.ron room. Tls bu1finy its.F t7s p,
grea' architectural beauty, except the b,autg n
age ~ '' -
s',ni neie'- is s.1 .,'d minor coi,... -,r.,v
rur heri1r more than eftv sovr.r,., =, t'-,.
.'d ms i''n'n-. bo,h a. &, snort, .,d t,,l,.'
m',n medo~ri'y For yesr. II bm not .e-,
"'sround' ~ sens'e-hor's T,teiv. toucvr-,
= h,d boosted one, quite an hlr,r,,i. a. "a.
,"n IN ne W. who hsl Va tnor,l .aus'e4 hi-
ne'iAl 0'a.tes. ~0uld have r,r-iss ~ 49,.
him a. iva, beng Ils overoi i'm w.. ..,
merely .gs'rsi rn.vertv suthortv ir, 49,. rf,,.
70 society ttlsrgt, be hsd o,en r1i,tr,teI rtrgb
,ur InM.er was tsit s u7vsls a. possible, ID. de-
NlN ieing Known only to ~, nisst,- f,,- .,I
w E'l u ir1i. Li1e-'iy'- tsll. not --l- -
VIC c'e.e' nut in the towu-I.i'I TO rer- rs.',ss
He -. o dG,y hi', TAloh o. quickly closes ,,e- d..
I',t'lv over {. A. o. EiH' 'u r--in,Se
II vs. il'ee', Ic-cetil 'arc. II ~ no vr.,t
'rInnyo, bnt ~ morrow NSol street ylu cam.
rlideu|' " On its sncisrt gateway tl--r,h ,,,..L
y'1 pAs~ into q roed.arv,l world r.. 49,
Wv an clock, with a. urr'gh, .-.oit, .rvst
n'''w ~ u,-scd TIE fr't court wteo-,, a. -9uxh
= Ias'are VI ID, IS usual ~ .0rer.s. h.I a.,
nN. ON ',r 'na ant t-c uIttc-v au the Oire-. yot
'lt 'ed the second .n'rt, rH.nI tr.-. .l,, .
".lch ~ o'1ir"r- = very ugly, v,ry tf,.,. ryt
very Ancisnt srhitc'tl-e. IN +, oa.,., - -.
'Io' tcrs wss the door II the IoIy. ,h, 49,, -,
n. ate dwelling.
When You passed through tho ,rr.n entrance.
- - UP . uc T'ne staircase, ,ri .rt, d la,g,
narrow nvste-ious gallery, lr5tI,y A, a ,rr,.
nave ''oE'd '.r two centuries "A Ie,,t ,., ,f, a.,
,n'.IIuhfE a'I'er, ~ 4 UArIr, hun ~ d.iiy ''.
Tou.h' $" .ienlr irsJ contact with ra's ghoif. u
Was NOT home 1t was ihe Lodge 30
p, lnt, o'-hte,n months $50. 2,ss i.,o o.,
eN' ,rlon,nent t1"rc ~ po, tce7
lor ba1s-ed ,gd sey ,'.,s, y.,,. '|,, a., ,,'M
''r' hst bcen unmarried -- ~. ,r,Vo H'rWs
80 81 in years. j.. Arnold Grev, whose f...
The sun., 1865-06-23

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Each EEox Contains gi PnIs.
A GARD,

Enron JorRNNL: In reply to many letters ant
Inquiries from people in this section Of the country
.the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through the columns of your paper that our re.
InoWncd preparation known as GOES DYSpEp
,SlA CURE, is u certain cure for Dyspepsia, in Il.
worst stages. Many eases of long standing, with
IN our own acquaintance, have uccn completely
Innd we bclicyc permanently cured. 1t will stoJ
distress after eating, almost nstautauCOusly, and
enables the dySpcplc who has lived for years upon
Graham bread and the plaincst diet, to eat -,
Ihcartily rs he pcases, and anything hc chooses
without danger OF distress, or Suuring, or rishiA
on the stomach 1t is IN inGilihlc eorreptor Of
indigestion and constipation crcgtcs hetIthy an
petite, stops sick headache. heart bum sickncs,
,at the stomach, pains, cramps, or coli, in either
stomach or bowels and swerteus offensive breath
$50 soon as yOu take il, aud by enabling the pa.
lcnt TO take plenty of hearty food, (Which IS thu
parent of health" " produces yigOr, strength and
cncrgv. In every trial we have known it has
speedily cradicatcd Dyspepsia with all It's attend.
slt sulerngs, weaknesses, debility, and toss Of
power, giving instead, proper activity and toni
I'VE confidently believe, and as the published cer-
tlcdtcs in our circulars, almanacs, and in any
oi the oadngt Journals, from conyacsccnt patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and al
most miracuously "curc the worst case of Dys-
pepsa in existence" We warrant il il in every
instance. 1t can be obtained at all the Drug Stores
ip the initGl States and CanadaS, Mt One Dolla'
Per bottle, ng six bottles for five dollars.
C.G. CLABk Il CO., Proprctors,
4Oyl New Haven, CT,
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accident on the Dayton and MiChl-
gan Railroad,

On Thursday rigSt, ith inst, serious acct
fdent occurred 70 the northward-bcond passenger
train, when about one and a half miles north Of
4 Tippecauoe. We CLEAN the following facts from
an account Of the accident, published in tho To-
lcdo Comm crcioi, Of Thursday morning last:
The train from Dayton for Toledo consisting Of
! four passenger and several freight cars, cr Day
/ ton at the usual hour Tuesday evening, in charge
sof Conductor John Shopler, Of perrysburg. A
srain storm Of great violence commenced soon after
Z scight O'Clock, continuing about an hour, during
(which time vast damage was effected. About a
smile and u half north of Tippecanoc, at "The
I Bluffs, an immense landslide had taken place,
\ Throwing large tree across the track. The OBJ
sstruction was discovered in time to prevent coll
Aision and the Conductor ordered the train back 70
STippcclnoc, for the purpose of ob.iiding help to
4remove the distractions. After going back a short
\ distance, twas discovered that calvert and a
Sportion of the road bed had been washed away, in
the few minutes since the previous passage of the
4train. The Conductor then concluded to walk
i back to Ttppecauoc for assistance, and ordered
the engineer to 90 ahead slowly. the place where
sthc landslide had occurred, and await his return.
Il The engineer proceeded to obey this order, but
Z in crossing culvert over which the train had
Z twice passed but few moments before, the loun-
sduon gave way, pre- tcpitating the locomotive and
Stcndcr into the rayiHc, Instantly killing the fireman,
Iaul badly iujuriug tho engineer.
4 The fireman was buried under the locomotive,
Awith oplyouo leg obotruding, and was doubtless
siustantiy Killed, The engineer was caught be-
stwccn the locomotive aud tender, in such manner
Shat was three hours before he could be released.
lie was badly bruised, and his situation was rem
siercd still more pcrlous by the escaping steam;
ayct it is Saidhc gave ali the necessary directions
! for his release, with frmness and coolBoss.
None the passengers were injured.
Conductor Sheplrrrs spoken Of in the hghcst
scrms, by passengers and others present, who wit
2ncSscd his cxerions for the release of the cngn-
sccr, and his efforts to make all ON board the train
comfortable during the night. In his efforts to re-
cve the engineer he laborcd assiduousl :, even att
1 sthc risk Of his own life, and unqucstionoby merits
sall the praise bestowed upon him.
The fireman was young unmarried wan uamcdl
sChmles Fischer. Tie engineer wa@ John NJ. vi! =,
Ter Of Lima.
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TIE JOURNAL 70 CLUBS

We have been repeatedly asked to permit thC
formation f"clubs' in several townships of the
County, at reduced rates, bat have until recently
declined doing anything OF the kind. However
having within two or three days past consented t,
an arrangement of this kind in one township,
believe it no than right that we should of
fer the same terms to all.
To clubs of Ten or more, we will send the JorE
NAL for 0NE DOLLAR AND SEvENTY-rIvE CENTI
each; and to the person getting up such clul
AMI forwarding us the money, we will scnl the
Journal for one year free. At this rate, we fur
nish eleven copies of the JoCRNAI, for one year
for SEVENTEEN DOLLARS AND FIrTl CENFs!
All tile names of a club must be sent in at The
same time; and must be accompanied by the cash
We can not allow the addiaion of names to
club, after it has been seEt in, as this would bC
equivalent to rcducilg Eate to single subscrb
crs.
We make this Offer to those Of our friends who
desire to form clubs for the JoUESAL. The prices
of all kinds Of printing matcrialS and paper, still re-
mains so high, that these terms will leave u
scarcely, If any, profit on our subscription. And
we can make no promise as to how long we will
permit these terms to repain in force,
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In another column will be found an aivortsmcn
of Lakes lIyppolympiad, said to be the most com
plctc travelling exhibition ever organzed-com
prising a select troup or Equcstrilns and Equcs-
corp, of GymnaStS and Acrobats;
company of Equeatro- Dramatists, Commedian.
and Pantomimists, &C., &c. Thccxtcnsivc and cx
cecnt reputation of William Lake, the Manager
is guarantee that the entertainment will be secont
to no similar exhibition in the country. Tn,
= 'Ilyppolympiad g." will exhibit at Pelrysburg OF
10Th inst, when all who choose will
have an opportunity of judging for themselves o
the merits OF the various performances.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
CLEANSE TIE HOOD.

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"un cn'"P'' "''or'ereu OF Nl''attn b'"od' you
arc S'cN w over ~ may ourst ou1 III rIn'pleS' 81
oor'S' or W 7'H Nc''Fe "'Se'Se'o OF may merely
sno1P yo" "'V''''' a'Pr'"s'a ana gooa Tor nothing
.hut you cahho' nave g''' h'aith WhI'e your o'oo7
1'9 '' ''"''' Il" ""N+ N'A"'t'N Pu'H'N ou'
.."'SV .''P'"''g9 "p' ''"''S ule "ISah' o' me
'nto vigorous "ruo"' restoring the I'a'Ih ana eN'
lPc"'nS "Ht'So' II 'hcc 'ral''f'y cures variety ol
esn'p' UNITS "a'cn arc c'u'en p' lH'PGHty :" tn'
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ncidcnts OF the last Day of Prcsidcn
Lincoln,

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Again aud Again.

Our walers may think It strange that we so Of
ten urge upon their attention q medicinal prcpar-
ltion. Already have We, t0r 4 number of wacks
urged the Importance Of a supply vt Goes Cough
inlSam in the house, ready for immediate use.
lut our excuse IS the vast amount Of sickness sor-
ROW aud death That are the immediate result nf
sudden coughs, colds, aud pulmonary attacks;
while thousands Of our children are diving from
Group and lung complaints Timc and experience
have proved that Goes Cough Balsauis the m,s:
speedy and reliable preparation ever known to the
world. Like magic ii rclicycS the irritation ol the
throat, removes the stopigcS that prevent breath
ing ~ Group and hNols all soreness OF the throat.
chest and lungs Nnmin should ncglcctto supply
his family with safe aud reliable medicine like
Goes Cough Balslm, any more than ne shouldnrg
ltct the supply OF their daily bread. 1t costs but
forty cents, and the bottles cont ain twice as much
as those Of any other remedy at tho same cost.
while in merit it is superior to al otLcrs. All drug
stores keep it for sale. Jui
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LegnI NOIiCe..

. ''""' .''''' I 10 the Court of Cummon Pleas Of
Burr Smith. "oou Nouh'y' "h"'
.THE defendant Rur Smith. will take ndtids
4 that the plAintin, Eliza Smith has 'ihii'dSV
filed in the Clerks Office Of the CosFt Of gOisa4
mon Pleas, of Wood county, stats of Jhio..
her certain petition, setting sR that on thu
lday OF filing said petition she was an Aetu4E
resident Of said county of Wood, and thai for'
more than the year last past she had been a
resident of the State of Ohio; that on about tho
Goth day of February, A. ID. 1854, she was joined
in marriagI ~ the said Burr Smith, defendant. at
Perry t2spsEip, Weed county, Ohio that said de-
fendant aud lhis Glaintifi lived together al pan
and wife from slFd goth day Of feNshaEy, lb54,
uRtl ahOat tSe f0th day of November, A. y. 1884,
shSt aa oE about said 10Th day &C NOgembeP a. D.,
ioJgr said defendant, Burr Srath, w .ihhst sy just
cause or provo9ation, ON the part et the Plaibda.
tescrted this plaintil, aud for nerlod sc saOFe
than five yoars l'st past, said deiendant has been
williully ahsoht from this plaintiA, Said HetitNA
asks for divorce Of said pniRt9 from snid defend
ant, and decree of Gourt fnF Teasni4ble ahMnn'.
!. said rcItion will stand isE AsaEB9 VI the neIt
term Gi said Co'Irt Of OoWssoR Pleas ef Wood
'cou4ity, Ohio, w'Iieh sits Nav 9hlht A, p. 1865.
Ei.rfF SMITH.
BY MrRRAY 4 fNlcEs Der Attorneys:
April 10, 1865. Sogsit
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Rece ptiOn of the News of the Death o
President LineolH.

The oGlieial news of the death Of President Lin
coin was not received in Perrysburg until the ar
rival Of tue eleven O'Clock train ON Saturday, 18th
inst, although rumor to that effect was received
some time previously, Very soon thereafter all
the business houses were closed gnd draped in
mourning. Aud this couLse seems to have been
universal throughout the country--the grei for the
national loss apparently pcrvading all classes.
On Sunday the churches were draped in mourn
ing, and appropriate reference was made to the
terrible national calamity.
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DR., TARER, Dentist,

Will be ut Lambs Hotel Bowling Green, Or
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. lG and Il.
At Austin Van Blatcrm's, Portage, Thursday
and Friday, Aug. Is and 10.
At Drury's Hotel, Tontogany, Tuesday Angus
23i. Owing to his greatly increased home busi
lcss DR.. 2. will not be able to visit the above la
.es again before OctobcF.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19

A WoMAN-HArER.-Thus it is said that il
sone of our country towns there is an ole
gentleman who is an eccentric llater Of wo
tmeu; and this crochet of his character h,
.carrics to its extreme logical consequences
sNot content with general declamatop
against the sex, he turns eagerly, the mo
,ment he receives the daily uewsp&pcr, +,
the list of deaths; and if he eecS tho dedtI
,of a woman recorded, he gleelelly exclainl,
'-"Good! good! there's RuotLcr of 'en
gene! IT IPhPPle.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral ceremonies of the late Prcsdcn
Lincoln are to be held in Washington to-day
"wednesday at II o'clock NJ, and services will b.
held in the Presbyterian Church, Pcrrysburg, a
that hour. All are invited to attend.
On Sabbath morning neyt, April 23d, Colonel ?
$. Sleyin Svill preach sermon in the NJ. L
Church, ON the death o President ljpeoln.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19
NOVELTY IN ART,
The art Of dycing the hair in five minutes 50 81
0 deceive the whole wotld. has been discovered.
NIIRISEANnRO,S HAIR NV,

which is tho only chemical combination IN exist
,nce which changes the color vt the hair without
IUurng the living principle which feeds, moistcu,
md suStainS the hhcrs.
CHWSr\poRo's HAIR PRESrRv Nrivc, a valua.
Ihlo adjunct 10 the bye, in dressing and promoting
the gruNth and perfect health OF thr air, and Of it.
.Self when used ilone-a sltgurrd that project,
Itho dhrtS from decay under all circumstances mt
under all clmes.
Mtnuhouredb by J. Cri>tt loro. No, castor House
New York, Sold by all Druggists. Applied b,
NM Hair nrnsserS. sod
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19
4 Sewing Machine.

Any person wishing to purchase one oi
Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines, ear
save money by making inquiries at tn,
JouRNAL Office, before purchasing.
The machine may be of any style desired
and selected, new, at the agency of Mcssrs
West & Comlyyljl Summit street, Toledo
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4 tut Wesisrn girl named Short, lga,
owed certain big Mr. Little; whle I,ittI,
iHie thinking OF Short loved a HMle ast
named Long. To make "a toa1 story shor
Little proposed to Long and Short ion9en
to be even with Littc's shortcomings :,
short, meeting Long, threatened to marry
Little before long, which caused Little, il
, Short time, to marry Long. Query--di,
all Short love big Little less because LitllC
owed Long?
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19
New Goods.

Mcssrs. A. G. Williams & Bro have already
received a Aarge stock of choice Spring aud SUM
mer Goods, just selected in New York, which thcl
ars Offering at greatly reduced prices; and furhel
additions are daily being made to their stock
They invite their old customers, and the publi
generally to call and examine their large variety
gods, aud the prices at which they are ohered.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19
/ George W. Chapman, Iqaatii, J
! Notice.

Elmira A Chapman, Dc ifndant.
O AID defendant. IlmJa A, Chapman, OF CTes,
- soma, SchuylkAl county, aud State II feRn-
sylvaua will take nctce that said plaintiff, GeNrge
W. Chapman. Of Wood county, aad state ~ Ohio,
lid, on the n 9th day of April.A u. lSeS. tle his
] reNtion in tho Court of Common Pleas. VI weOa
uonaty, and Stats Of Ohio, against the aSd DE-.
i fendauG setting forth that sah plainii9 and de-
fsrdaut yfes married in DeeqWher. A. y. lSs5.
l ard asfSt,g that slid plaintiff may b. divorced
frlW Snd defendant on thc ground OF ths adultery
Z of said defendant,
A LEE n FRENCH, RlAs AuvS,
q Mood County, ohio, Apll 10, lSaS, s0'so 20