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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Let Us Protect Ourselves,-The physical
structure of the strongest human being is vulner-
able everywhere. Our bodies are endowed by na-
ture with q certain negative power, which pro-
tects them, to some extent, from unwholesome in
huences but this protection is imperfect, and can
not be safely relied on in unhealthy regions, or
under circumstances of more than ordinary danger.
Therefore, it is wisdom; it is prudenee it is COM
mon sense to provide against such contingencies,
by taking an antidote in advance; in other words,
by fortifying the system with HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs-the most complete pro-
tective against all the epidemic and endemic ma
ladies that has ever been administered in any
country. Asa remedy for Dyspepsia, there is no
medicine that viii compare with it. Whoever
suffers the pangs of indigestion, anywhere on the
face of the ca where Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters can be procured, does so voluntarily; for,
surely as truth exists, this nvaluble tonic and al
terative would restore his disOrdered stomach to
healthy condition. To the nervous it is also es-
peciaIly recommended, and in cases of confirmed
constipation it also affords speedy and permanent
relief.
In all cases Of fever and ague the BitteTs is more
potent than any amount Of quinine, while the
most dangerous cases Of bilious fever yield to its
wonderful properties. Those who have tried the
medicine viii never use another, for any Of the
ailments which the Hostetter Bitters processes to
ment we cordially recommend an early application
to the Bitters whenever they are stricken by dis
ease of the digestive organs.
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LOCK HAVEN, PA.

MEssRs. LIPPIECoTT & BAKEwELL, Pittsburgh, Pa
GENrs:-We have been using your make of Gang
Saws IN our Mil, and find them in point of quality
superior to any we have evef used. Yours &c.
SHAW, BLANCHARD & Co,
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A GENTS WANTED.-$s5 TO $500 per
"A mOnEh to sell the original and improved Com-
mon sense Family Sewing Machine, All complete
for = 10. 1t will hem, tel, STITCH bind, braid and
embrOlder IN most superior manner, making the
celebrated ''Lock stitch" CauGiO0.-Do not buy
Machines under the same name as ours from any
one except those having certificate OF Agency sign
ed by Us. as they are worthless cast-iran Machines
For circulars and terms, address OF apply to c.
BoWERs & Co., 436 Spruce Street, Philadelphia Pa
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REPRESENTATIVES,.


REPREsENrATiVEs. 5f
Aeker WiUiGn f., Hooking.
Adair William, Carroll
Anderson Ross W.. Guernsey.
armstrong WiliGHl, Allen.
AldiH LsrQc, Pike. --..
Ba5er Il. P, l., Franklin. sNEE
Baker George s., Fairfield.
BaIeer John, Ooshoctou.
Ball Edoard, MrskiDgum.
Bates Bethel, Noble.
Bates Henry NJ, Hamilton.
Beach W. NJ, Madison.
Bettleson John, Montgomery.
Blakeslee S. E., Williams.
Bogsrdus T., Huron.
Bowen A. H, Morrow.
Bowman Samuel O., Stark.
Bradbury Joseph, Gallia.
Brooke George W., = Mahoning.
Brown John A., Washington.
C,1llen Ddniel J., Mercer.
Cannon r. P, Portage.
Cessna William T.. Hardin.
CoeIoeriR james R., Adams.
Chase James E. Ashland.
Colby LeUi, Paulding.
CoRlcliRg WilliGm F. Pickaway.
COrcordn Thomas a., Hamilton.
Cunningham A. J., Hamilton.
Curtis Ii. W., Cuyahoga.
Dennis Robert B., CuyahOga
DeU0rs j. w., Marion.
Dickson Joseph H., Lorain.
DOdds 0zro j., Hamilton.
Ellis Elias, Muskiugum.
Euocbs W., H, Lawrence.
Fitch Edward Il Ashtabula.
Ford Samuel O., jefferson.
GultOn Robert O.. Champaign.
Castor Elias H., Butler.
Gefs Thomas, Clinton.
Glover Elijah, 7 Scioio.
Green Lel0is, Perry.
Griffith W. W; Lucas
HaldemdR Thomas j., Hamilton.
HambletoH A. H., Hamilton.
Hayward s., Ashtabula.
Heller s. H., Henry.
Hill Amos, Fulton.
HiIl Benjamin l., Erie.
Hill George II, Hamilton.
Hitchcock Peter, I Gealga.
Hubbard George A, Ouyahoga.
Hudson William N, Cuyabo.a.
Hughes John L, Highland.
johnson E n, Stark.
Joy Thomas F, Delaware.
Kemp J D, Montgomery.
KjIe 4 L, Richland.
RisOT John, WYandot.
Kleinschmidt Frost F, Hsmillon:
Lacy A P, HARRISON
LeOhRer Jesse. Fairfield.
Little John, Greene.
LOUe John X, Hamilton.
Marshall j G, Brown.
Nc Vey Jason, Shelby.
.NilIigaR Wi2id1l, Monroe.
Mott Samuel Il, u, Auglsize.
Mower J K, Clark.
Munson A, Medina.
Parker Welcome o, = Huron.
Parks William, Wood.
Pdrr WIillidm, Licking.
Peobinb1Ugh Thomas ", Wayne,
Price John a, Logan.
Rsdm Michael Y, Tuscarawas.
Ritezel William. Trumbull.
Robinson James, Crawford,
Taylor James, Preble.
Schirce Henry, Richland.
Schoeyelt Il, Montgomery.
Sieitz John, Henry.
Shgfer 4 B, Hancock.
Shdt1 WiltiGnl, Clermont.
Sif0Td L W, Ross.
Sinith @ B, Tuscaravas.
Soule Almond, Viniop.
Stanton Richard, Morgan.
Steele George W, Lake.
Sterling A j, Union.
Sticlcney EdSOR Z, Seneca.
Stal0iA W, Holmes.
Strong Jamin, Lorain-
Thompson John D, Knox.
Titus S n, Meigs.
Ullery @, Miami.
Van Worries Nelson H, Anthems.
IHDlleers E II, Darke.
Ward augustus, Hamilton.
IFeyer John a, Belmont.
TFhste Clark, Franklin.
Williams NJ J. Fayette.
Williams William S, Jackson.
Williamson P, Miami.
Wilson W ", Warren.
WilsOR W r, Wayne.
Wing J X, Trumb1Il.
TF5HSloV II W, Sanduskv.
WOlco,t Alfred, Summit.
Young G l, Columbiana.
Republicans, So. Dem2crats, So.
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JOHN PATTEN.

"A Imprudence, causing nervous debility, prema-
ture decav, &c, has discovered simple means of
cure which he viii send free to his fellow sufferers
Address J. Il. REEVES, Is Nassau Street, New
York, 4s-2p
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DON'T SHAKE,

ASK your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
4ulnine-lt equals tbltterlQ Quinine. Is MID by
STEARNS, FAIR & CO., Chemists, New York
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STII0 How L made it ia six months
qA A7V Secret and sample mailed free. a. j.
Fullam, New York.
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG AIEl

OK THE RULING PASSION In Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the ErTing and
unfortunate. Sent in seled letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. III
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GSk00A 4 ear guaranteed to Agents. Address
9OVVVJ. AHEARN,5 P. y. Avenue, Baltimore, Nd
THE MAGIC COMB will change any colored hair
Il or beard to permanent Black or Brown One
comb sent by mail for 81. For sale by merchants
and Druggists generally Address Magic Comb
Co.. Springfield. Mass
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The surest Ague Remedy known, Johnson's Veg
etable Candy Ague Cure. Safe, permanent and Ell
fectual. So pleasant everybody Will eat it it. Con-
tains no poison. Sold everywhere. Made and sold
by HOWELL q JOHNSON, Bedford, Ind Sent,
post paid, on receipt of price
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Oct. 10. Ises.

TNHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
/ to his numerous friends and patrons that from
this date, the charge of the Pacific viii be $3.50 per
day. Being sole proprietor of this house, and there
fore free from the too common exaction of an in
ordinate rent, he is fully able to meet the down.
ward tendency of prices without any falling off Of
service. 1t Will now, heretofore, be his aim OF
maintain undininished the neutrality-suspicious. Of
the Pacific, which it has enjoyed for many years,
as one of the best of travellers hotels.
The table will be bountifully supplied with every
delieacy Of the season. The attendance Will be
found efficient and obliging. The location viii be
found convenient for those whose business calls
them in the lower part of the city,-and ofready
access to all Railroad and Steamboat Lines.
"a John ID L TSFPEN
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THE JOURNAL.


The Columbus Journal gives the following
as complete and correct alphabetical list Of
Tho members elect Of the next Legislature of
Ohio.
Names Of Republicans in Ronsn; Of
Democrats IN ifalics Those With an asterislr
q were members Of the last General
ASSEMBLY. Several, marked thus IL, have
been prominent members Of former lie eisla-
lures.
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On Monday, the 18th day Of September
Common Pleas
On Monday, the 7th day of February.
% Monday, the 9th day of MAY.
% Monday, the 7th day Of November
And that said order be published for three
consecutive weeks IN each Of the said Ooun-
ties IN the manner provided by law
The Hon. John Fitch, one of the Judges OF
said District, was duly notified Of the time
and place OF this meeting, but failed to be
present.
Witness t. 9 official signature of maioritV
Of the Judges Of said Fourth Judicial Dis
tTict, at the Common Please Clerks Office,
10 the City Of Cleveland, in said OuyahOFa
County. this 2lst day of September, 1858.
R F. PAINE,
HORACE FooTE
SAMUEL B. PRESTIss, SJUDsE.
W. W. BOFST0S,
WALTER F, STONE.
The State Of Ohio,
Sandusky County, IS.
1, John R. Gephart, OleIk of the Court Of
Common Pleas, in and for said county. do
hereby certify the foregoing to be a correct
copy Of the original order for holding Courts
IN said District nov on file in nv Office.
Witness my hand aud official seal at Ere
mont, this llth day of October 1859.
JOHN R. GEPHART, Clerk.
[sEAL.l 4S45
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amos DQutto W. MOuiut-
Bartram John, MaFious
He'll John A., I Medina.
BeSd Charles Auglsizs.
Burr jones H., Coshocton.
Campbell Jet0is D.. Butler.
Corey Abel n Fulton.
LosoTn John, Ashland.
Da,tqhertv II. 4, Fairfield.
Dunbar Jerry, jefferson.
Emnlit james, Pike.
Everett Homer, Sandusky.
Catch Noses D., Greene.
Copper Michael, Hamilton.
Hart Samuel T.. Hamilton.
lfib5s Abin O., I Franklin.
Holden Hi0iGm n, Perry.
lIubbeH James R., Delaware.
,5ansison James B Harrison.
.feaaler 4. O., Crawford.
Jones Homer O., Vinton. iHF01 H
Leeds I. B., Brown. gal
Lord Nathan G Hamilt0n.
Mckinney Henry, Summit.
Odlin Peter, Montgomery.
Potts Benjamin F.; Carroll,
l7rophet H. l., Morrow.
Root Joseph NJ, I Erie.
Russell John, Champaign.
Sti1nson Rodney NJ, Washington.
Streator Worthy S. Ouyshoga
Wade D. s., Ashtabuia.
Welsh Thomas A, Meigs.
Winner John l., Darke.
Woodbridge John, Ross. fa g--
Woodwork Laurin D. - MsHoning.
Ieatmsn Thomas H., Hamilton.
Republicans, IS. Democrats, IS.
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MARKET RATES!

ThiEis our motto, and we cordially invite our
friends to increase their trade with us, and those
" hoare not our customers we urge to make With
ms a. least one experiment. One Of the hTm is al
Waysin New York to take advautsgsofthe-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10
Farm .5aroen-N ousetolo.



"My barr is fair success. placed it ON the
shelf Of nv hill, nearest to the upper (east) side
of my 2 o because barn yard is a manufAct-
urer of srtilizcrs from materials Of lesser weight
and it is easier to draw these down hill than up.
built its walls wholly of stones gathered or
blasted from the adjacent slope, to the extent Of
four or five thousand tons. and lain in q box with
thin mortar OF Qittle) lime and (much) sand fill.
ing IL the interstics and binding the whole in
solil 1rass. till my walls are nearly one solid
70 k, while the roof is of Vermont slate. I drive
into three stories-a basement Tor manures, q
able for animals, and story above this for hay,
lille the grain is pitched into the loft or scat.
fold above from whose floor the roof rises steep
to height of sixteen 70 eighteen feet. There
should have been more windows for light and
air; but M barn 10 convenient, ,mpervious 10
FROST and am confident that cattle are wintered
at q fourth less cost than when they SILVER in
board shanties, with cracks between tho boards
that will admit your hand. No part of our rural
economy is more wasteful than the habitual ex.
posure of our animals to pelting, chilling storms,
and to intense cold. Building with concrete 10
still novelty, and was far more ten years ago.
when built my barn. l could now build bet.
ter and cheaper, but am glad that need not.
calculate that this barn, will be abidingly use
full long aftersI shall have been forgotten; and
that, had I chosen to have my name lettered on
its front, it woald have remained there to honor
me as builder long after it had ceased to have
any other Specification"
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The seeds of the willow begin to sprout within
- hours after falling to the ground. Those Of
clover, whea. and other grain terminate in three
to five days. The fruits of the walnut pine aud
larch, lie four to six weeks beior, sprouting,
while those of some species of some ash, beech,
and maple, said not to germ,nate before the
expiration Of Is to , years. Those seeds which
are starchy and thIn.skinned terminate most
readily; the oily iced. are more slow, while
tho envelope1 in horny envelopes require the
longest time to sprout.
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The hest bread is made from firm, full, ripe
hard grained wheat, not too finely bolted, and
freshly ground. In boiling -four, the gluten
contained in the bran is removed. We nigh,
just well. in cooking meat remove all the fa,
and most OF the lean, leaving bone and tendon
That bran bread is really the most nutritious, is
seen IN the fact that j; is prescribed for dyspep.
tics. Even were the wheat when bolted, to con.
tain the gluten thrown away in the bran, or even
more nutritious substances. it would be too con.
eentrated, and it would be advantageous to re.
tain the bran.
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REMARKABLE CURE FROM LIGHTNING
STROKE.-Mrs. Il. Stahl, who lives Oh the "South
HILL" in Bloomington, recently derived q
striking benefit from stroke OF lightning. She
has for long time suffered from heart disease SUI
pcrinduced in great measure from the anxieties
and mental sufferings caused by the war. She had
six sons in the army at the same time She also
has suffered from broken foot, and has not
been able 70 move about, except by the aid OF .
ane. For year past she could not reach .
neighbours house unassisted. On the Goth OF
May heavy thunder storm passed over this
town, and while Mrs Staiil was standing in the
door of her cook h. :, she received Q severe
shock from lightning, which she describes as like
the blow from the fat side OF board on the top
Of her head An iron rod six feet long was
standing near her. She would have fallen, but
was caught in the arms Of her son. The shock
was followed by nausea, and much bodily pros.
tration for four or FIVE days, and serious conse.
quences were feared by the neighbors. She fl.
naly recovered entirely, and, greatly to her sur.
prise, her bodily health is entirely restored, and
she is now able TO walk without . cane. Her
T. e foot is entirely weli. Those who are in.
credulous, or curious, c4.l verify the truth OF
thee facts by inquirins Mrs. Stahl personal.
ly.-Bl0omington Leader.
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Partisan paper recommends the following
mod for the preservation of eggs: Dissolve
fo,Sunces of beeswax in eight ounces of warm
olioil, in this put the tip of the finger and
ana the egg all around. The oil will immedi.
atebe absorbed by the shell and the pores filled
up 1.-The wax. Ifkept in o oeol place, tho eggs,
sftewo years, will DO as good o. II fresh laid.
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Sheep require about three per cent. Of their
live weight of hay or its equivalent per day
that is, about three pounds for a sheep weighing
in the peighhorhood of one hundred pounds
But it is not economy 70 confine them to hay
alone. They do better on variety of food. and
roots OF s:me KIND may be regarded as essential
their to thrift. If regularly supplied with tur.
nips or other roots they will readily consume
the stalks and straw, and DO well on them, while
without roots they require good hay.
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Almost every one who has had any experience
IN gardening knows the importance of pruning
newly planted trees. But in trar planting cab
bages, beets, tomatoes, and similar vegetables.
few ever think Of taking off any leaves, an op.
Grafton fully as important as the reduction of the
branches of an apple or pear tree. Let every one
who is about setting out any OF tho succulens
plants try the cutting off OF the larger leaves
and we think they will never omit it again
Hearth and Home.
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PRUssING's VINEGAR.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention of our readers to the adver
tsement of Prussings Vinegar. This is one Of
the very few vinegars, ii not the only one which
is entirely free from all mineral and poisonous
acids, with which cheap vinegar is 80 frequently
adulterated. It's superiority in this respect. ha,
been proved by high chemical authority. and 81
numerous fairs it has been awarded the frs,
premium Having been established for the past
twenty years, Mr.. Prussing has succeeded in
erecting the largest works in the United States
vet we are informed he can scarcely supply the
demand as those who use his vinegar viii have
no ether.
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One of tho most valuable manures is hen dung.
value is often destroyed, however, by not be.
j. properly cared for. 1t seldom spoils unless
eosed for long time to pelting rains. The
b. way to preserve 1t for applying It as ma.
no is to mix it with soil, about half and half,
a1keep IL till wanted.
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The editor of the Gernaant0,on Telegraph says
We have, within two weeks, seen several state.
ments in which swine had been poisoned by the
refuse of rhubarb, after preparing i, for market,
consisting, of course, principally of leaves. In
one instance it killed nine Chester Whites. We
believe it, and are of the opinion that the whole
plant is unwholesome and unfit for food. We
said so dozen years ago, and we have seen moth.
ing to change this opinion.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR HoNEY.-A substance Of .
ather fine flavor and beautiful appearance il
hiding ready sale as honey just now in Ger.
,any. This substitute for the genuine product
tho beehive is simply starch converted into
,rar by means of sulphuric acid.
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ii: ;s:isss. aaes " .s.s: q land and situated
sais County. Illinois Said farm has 10 acres Of Woodland
the remaining 40 in coed state Of cutivston
ssSs e. a. .s ai.s
OF small frus-all thrifty. VIM ell my farm one lot
OF vii :s LOO A'''' containing r''d.s9s and Ens 90
able terms. the following lssds and ots, situated
in Il Sale county, TO Wit: e,o tt- 20 ...a
LlMDA
s a. # II Il I'm sks E Il:
,s &c Aere.-wH swN s:e:T:tH:Ra
Lots 5, g. Bleek 5, States Addition to Ottawa.
Und1S Lot H. Block 4, States Addition to OTTAWA
Lots 2 s.%s,S,s in Block q, States Addition to
Lou 49, 49, 81, n. Block IS, State. Addition
Lot 6 Block 50. STATE. Addition 10 o,,av.
Lot Is, block 90, OTTAWA Centre
Ihs above will BE- cold for part cash Gown spd the residue
on time to snt purchaser Sor further particulars apply
Ottawa, May Is. 1s6s-u RE. Go3DELL
nor RENT-A Two-s.ory Brick Dwelling House,
Il situated Of st. George and st. Clair streets
Ottawa Centre Inquire Of Q. Leavens nov1-u
EOR SALE CHEAP.-Io. one. a. blokc sixty
nine tss) States Addition For particulars enquire Of
STORE TO RBNT.-No 80 Madison street, now
feb l3-u J. wOOD, Bagle Mills
tNOBSALE.-In quantities to sus and easy terms
l. my Otter Greek and other farms. in Ii Sale and Liv
ingstoB counties.
Odell Ill-sept. alst 'es = WILLIAM sTRAwN.
TNARM AND COAL LAND FOR SALE
offer 30 acres OF land Tor SALE situated II His south
OF Ottawa on the vermor river and miles Sreator
This farm will be within h mile of the junction the o. O.
y. RV. Il. X and ths Chicago Seneca i Lisbon R. r.
when completely which both under contract and being
pushed forward 10 completion fast the Of the
rnm r lneru1 he tba
Ottawa O. T. r. v r. r. from Wenona the l. c. r. r. to
Streator so ofthis farm underaid with
the best coal in ln,is being from TO feet thick and
than hundred feet from tbs surface Tts surface land
best quality Of PRAIRIE except 10 Of which is
timber 90 under cultivation 50 well fenced with
good boards.
dwelling house with rooms snd good dry cellar
failing well II water splendid orchard Of than
hundred trees Of choice fruit nearly full grown. having
planted and carefully cultivated before the
house built.
The vermion Coal Company own 80 Of coal land
adjoining this arm which in less than years will increase
Its value TO double tho present price.
Bruce, March l4-u. ". r, MILLI0AN
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BAKERY FOR SALE.

EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
House and Farm. contanisg - scres aerss Of the best
white sand rock for making glass in the county The land
well fenced, mostly pcks ths budiuy OF stone the
Situated miles west Of Ottawa and mile from the Pair
Grounds on Ottawa AvenuA whiA the only good driving
park out OF the city, being rods wide which makes the
house great resort and the best acs brewery and
beer garden IN the county with nae grove back
house TOR pic nics - ~ ~
For further particulars inquire On tAs prsmis~ Of a
nolSn CAPT. 4. p. REED, Auctionser.
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GUVO RENT.-A good Two Story Brick House on Qtta.
Avenue, within ten misutss walk ofthe Court Hohsa
Containing six and good cellar For particulars
quire Of mays BURKE KEENAN,,
BUFFALO SCALEN.-tiTocsry counter even s.r
ID anced platform snd hay::scales. For sale at
Jan Soft STRAWN 4 POWELJ,1
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS. la sMlr COUNTY

| ~ SS,-.
~ County Court thereof 10 September Term 1s69-ln Chancrry
Cornea C. Ravenscroft .artn V. Ravcnscroft-Bili
for Divorce. A''''
happening from affidavit file in the office of the
CLERK OF said court that said defendant Martin " Ravens
croft IS not resident OF said state, and said complain.
ant having filed her bill of complaint said court on the
chancery side thereof the eth day of June A, d
sBs herein, and summons having been issued thereon
Notice therefore, is hereby given to said defendant
Martin w. RaVenscro that unless shall onaly he
and appear before said said term thereof 10 he
held at the Court House in Ottawa In said county on the
rst Monday OF september next 1862 (whcn where
said Summons is retnrnable and plead. answer demur
or except to said bill, the will taken for con
essed against you, and the matters and things therein
prayed for decreed accordingly. A. T. MOORE, Clerk.
CHARLES III. GILMAN, Solicitor. iunel6-iw