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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-16
lIntelligencer copy.l
LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.
On Fifth Street, opposite the
Roman Catholic Cathedral.

Roman Catholic Cathedral.
THE SECOND TERM OF THE ABOVE
L institution has now commenced and stu.
dents are requested to enrol their names as early
as possible, as classes are now being formed for
the winter.
In thanking the public for the very liberal
patronage he has received. the Principal begs TO
assure his patrons that no expense or trouble
will be spared to increase and perfect the edu.
catiODal facilities of the institution. Furniture
and other cOnven ienCes necessary for the accom-.
mediation and comfort Of the students have been
supplied during the past term. The Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus formerly used in
the Lindsey Institute has been repaired and is
now used for the illustration of lectures on
Chemistry anC Natural Philosophy, a large and
spacious Gymnasium has been rented for the
use of the pupils, and large supply of the best
Maps, Chemical and Ply Biological Charts, &c,
obtained.
The Primary department is under the man
agrment of MIR. L. L. Post late Of Washington
County Pa, aud in il the younger students RS
ceive thorough training III all the usual
branches nf an English education: Particular
attention is paid to Penmanship and Arithmetic.
The higher classes in Classics, Mathematics
and English are under the supervision of the
Principal, who has had more than six years cx-
perience in Schools and Colleges in Great Brit
ain and America, and possesses the highest tes
tim0nials IA to ability and capacity for impart-
inS instruction.
PENMANSHIP
Is taught by Professor d. S. Dow, of the Nation.
al Business College, whose success rs teacher
of his art is well known to the public.
For terms, &c, apply to the Principal, south
side OF Quincy street, third door below Sixth.
FACULTY:
Principal, T. L. Blakely, b. A., graduate Of
tie Queens University in Ireland.
Professor OF Penmanship, d. ). Dow.
Assistant, L. L. Post, Esq.
nOVl6.lt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-16
WANTED,

a TRUSTWORTHY MAN-CATHoLIC-
N nne who speaks German preferred Apply
with reference to W. ID. ALLEN,
novI5lt Room I, Grant House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-16
Election Notice.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n of the Wheeling and Belmont Mining,
Grape and Wine Association, will be held at
the office of the company, No. 63 Main street,
O'Clock, for the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year. A. g. ROBINSON,
President.
H. G.. HARDING, Secretary. novl52t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-16
Fish, Oysters, Game, Meat,

A Nd ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND FAM
N lily Groceries. always fresh. and OF the
choicest quality, can be had by calling next door
TO Bookings Drug Store.
novli JOHN G. HEFTLEY,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-16

Parkersburg and Cincinnati.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-25

--aOulmt ainber, lage ictt 5rau 6treit,
benn fe mar Die dlere 9ame - GO ptr6
tiiGI, Die gahtIuft i6aoet Grgenien, iiberbie8
iebe i'd hort - fie 5eigte rad Dem entsegens
8eIebten Gnce 6e8 GbolcS - anotre Geiienoe
tommeu.
sic iticsen binob unO begaten ftp in bic
tIeine 'Serberge ppn Ssrpa5.
-, Delaer Ms9 III oer i96nfte gum Sirt.
tb0le? fra9te Ontel 2Llfreb ben Q9r:b. SD
b6rte, e8 gjebt oeren mebre.
- @Ollen Sic morgen oabin?
-Sa.
--9lun, gewS6ntia nimmt man Die 0robe
5ubritrabe. Wenn Gie ruitig (inS uno Sbye
Sonen 9]lutb taben, 10 geben sic uGer ben
@ol b'2tnterue. IS 1T ba8 cine enqe
@dMdt, Die Ii9 5wildeu ben 8el8tlppen bes
5dtp unO bem 6uBe bes pergletIterten 8unt
bincur&tlenlmt. Ser 8faO 9ebt fell unr
ntiibiom ber9Qn unO Die 96be lit idauerliG
nadt uno fahI.
Gut. gBibt Sbr einen 6l6rer?
= 6ier I'M Orte giebt cS teinen, ober elmer
Der Gemieuidger, bic Taf ieOeu Stein i'm Ges
bir9e tenneu, miro Sic 9etuiB germ iiibren fit
ein gut Stit @eto.
-@ut, belte(t Gjnen
6prtleeung fol9t.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-25

DIR Sl!a 0ga Ger}eng.
SfeDene opm
serbia 9pIt Us Di&fU.
{Eortiebun9.)

NgptlItbuAI.}
Der SpH5eit&mprgen oGmmerte. 2[ipS I'M
6auie mar in 8epe9urg. t5ier t1mnterte es,
wie menn 9ld9eI eitt8eidia9eu rpirpen, tprt
roui@te c8 ipie 8lumen9elptnpc. Guoenie
hufdte unb6rbar iUe cine Gslpbioe turh bic
@cmdd]er, Tin, Bon Der Cteritil1 unterititbt,
@uirlanben BON Tdnnen uno Smmererin an
GbItren, 8tnitern uno Spie9eln Su beIeTigen.
McbI mande unIerer ittngen 9anen ipiiroe
an bieier einfad9en buften0en 6eitsabe, Der
freuncliten @abe Der SHUTTER 9latur ba8 gld5.
den riiupfen uno au6rufen: 8 nur teiue
8auerumanier Glegant t0iII id1s baben, gez
UutbIidfeit 1T gle6eufade!
Nber Gngeltie un0 Qnna oa6ten ni6t 10.
Grtalnt unO NIT 3brdnen Der Glbruna i'm
Wuge idaute Mnna Die grinen @dnoe an, uno
ben Duit Der Iai'lien einatbmeno, rtef fte
-Q8ie i'm Baloe, tpie I'M Natoe! Gu9enie,
ba8 bait Su ilebIiGb geHadt
y(1h nem Wlttth9eleu, nobel Sp6annes uno
Nnno faun' etne Speiie onriibrten, @rlterer DOE
Sebniu&t .'nO Grpartung, Qebtere BON perl'
ibieoenen iib pioerTireitenoen Gefdblen Be-
fttrmt fcf9tte glnna Gu9enen ms ltiQe @emaG,
ND Der SrautIdmud lire barrte. Sprt warf
lie fiA IeIe weinenO all Gu9eniens 8ruF, uno
biee i6r 0efibl perltebenO, lief i6re Sbrdnen
IT'LL flieBen, Damn inubte Nnna iid pUr BEN
SpiegeI ieeen, unb rpdhren0 1ie bic etrpas acs
rbtReten Iugen nit etnem feudten Su&e ti6lte,
l5lte Gugfnie Die pro6t0Ollen, gcIpbloneen
6aare.
-2Bas 2u fir Eerrlide 5uare BAIT,
anna ! Dian t0nnte Did gang oOmit ein,
bilen !
> 9eine itmag5en ieioeawej6en Qaore
Inb, beipnners menn 9n Ile in Qpden trdqIt,
piel l&6ner ! .gPie ein 3rauerI9Ieier, um9eben
Iie 9sin id6nes gef6t
-Sd, ia, ejn 3rauer1bleier, ilterte Gua.uie.
aber emit Inra, tcenn A, Elm alteS Sinqfers
den, an Der lGie9e 9eincs idnglten J3inpes
ilRe, oann percen iie men runjeljse8 0eIt4t
uM9eben, lcie ein 6rieoen50leer.
% Ou pirit urd 9lldlib merpen, GuQes
NE SD bin cine quite Brcpbetin = bait 0u
70 naoerbpfit eiilen @ater 8eIunbeu, wiro i6
ebeniO nnperbp1t mob Gin Gnbere8 Slid eins
ft3Qen.
Gu9enie idHteIte traurig DEN Ropf ndb.
rsro lire iGianten Singer Annas 6Iare etn>
iad1 ober 9elhmodppll orolleten.
J(ua boIte fe Die feieenen Strijnpfe unb
fniete prr Anna nicoer, uno 10 iebr 9ere ficb pe.
9elte, ioltb nieoere 9ienlIfitnng pou ibr ansu,
nebmfn, IteB iib Gugenie nidt abpeilen.
-2a3 mid beute Dir qlqes tGuu iaate
lte liehepoI
Sie tteiOete nun ben i46nen S6rper Qtnnas
oon &ppf bis SUP in oas bIenoeite @eiB
uno ftreifie sulegt ba8 I&neeiseSeipeutleip iiber
bic pOQen S6uItern, bsren Bartlett nit
Der be8 GepanSe5 wetteiferte. Damn be.
fefste iie 6rans uHb S6teier uuf pem 6lunOen
9aar nnD trat surid, INN Qlnna su betradz
ten. 9nbeb 5fiuete Gh Bic Gbiir unb bic
Qberitin eridlien nit ibrem Spbne uuo Annas
Wutter. 6aIb syr6tbenO elite Die bllbenbe
itbne 9rout IN bic au8setreiteten Nrme beS
@eIebten = uns &usenie fdl5 fiji Gus cem
Simmer.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-25
g5ornllICDlo llsl8oiQ0n.

Sur glatbrid)t.
Dit rem Steamer pDeutfIaus" emrfiugen
Qe9te tiirfide 3weti4en, b66m9e &ofeI5rneu, srose
iG&i9e 9inieu, sriine unb 9et6e Grtieu ssipaItene
grbieu, @a8o, 6afsr9rise, gttrnSereer gtubelr,
itaIienii6e Maccarcni, &ifpreu 0eijeusries,
YerIgaite III alien giumHern, @amjlen,
ga96olt er6eereu, Diptnz, Siimmals,
@an ienz ulo Sanf' @5amau, @6pz
cpIahe, GalatsSei &C., a.,
weI9s Grttel mir gum bil8en 9artfreiie al gGiebers
berfSufsr empfe9lea.
06beI & panRes
Smprrteure Ocn europGilten Brphufteu,
15mrs 379 gB. Salti1ere Stu.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-25

Samuel SaGIpn 9c6n e. @}iesIer
Gamnc1 cyacefon & 60,
TabTitdrten uno Soluble,
iii Gutterp unD d,rur9iiAen Snitrunlenten,
194 3 aItimpre 9 IT,, nebeu ct. @aul Str.
gBir em9feGfen Ssm gec6rtsn 8abitum unier re96aI
tises 2aser BON EiiG= unb Gaf@eumeffer
Eraudtrs 8efe dc, 8aftrmeffee, pGatira
ten Q6ff cIu uub @ obeIn, feiae 9 @eereu &C.
Iuseresm enipe6Ieu irir teioubers upi4re 6r= ~
Rrnmemte, 3ru@bGnoer, 9aubnseu, @upz
pprters ,c., pelte burt ibre praf9e @inri6tung
BON uuern been ger5teu aus tringente tenn 4ublitum
culpto5ieH iper5eH.
g8er iit8 babon iieerjeuSen min, ipre6e 6rr Bel
g Sam'I 8 al on & g o.,
16ieli 1914 Sltimersftr. neben Gt 8aEIFr.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-25

Geriebe Did, Iieber 2efer, nit mir III ben
Ilpen, III Die g8elt Der 6reibeit unb W&aieiGt.
IN Die Stauer Ger MilOniB uno bic Qieblbteit
Iiopllld)ea 9irten8egenoeu. Die bas onmus
tbl9e Sbol BON Serpa3 begrensenben 8eroaipe[
boben Ibren 9Idnseaoen S9neei9Ieer abqewcrz
fen, CRIME iippi9e Bieien buften benz Wanbe,
rer I'M 5arteiteit S&mnd entgegen, glIpenr6ss
den 9uGen Sauberil % milo unO retseno ppn ben
6elien, benz BanOerer ibre cuftiaen @rise ;uz
nldeno. Sm SbaIe Iiegen einise t6ltten sers
itreut, oeren frieolidper 8au6 blduli6 unb
trduicInb gum 6imn1eI auIiteiat. Getn @6It,
beoedt ben i6iiumel, rur nm Die i6on tief aes
Ilantene Come la9ert lid, Elm burhfntiaes.
websnoes OewDlf, ME Elm 6lorIdleier ibre
@lutb Idnftigenb.
Nnf eintm bier alImdlig o6pdrt8 neiaenben
6eIien, oeiien idrd9e 8iGtung our6 Elm grimes.
Ifuft gang fades pldsden, mie sum Sfuben
9eInafen, unterbroden naro, fab man einiae
8eiieHoe liben.
9ie Gjeeuiaaft beitanb aus stue! Serren
uno brei 9amen. 3psi Der letteren poren
Jung, mc9e9en Die brittle ibre Mutter ,u ietn
ibien, ipie audi Der iiingere Der betoen Mdu.
ner ben dltern nit elmer Gbrerbietung beban.
bette, oab man ibn fit oefen Spbn anieben
fonnte.
9ie Some nG6erte Ii9 innser mebr benz
6Urtpnt, ie iant in goloigen Streifen an ben
SpiBen ner Sellen bIiBeno uno bic 9iebeIf6Ieer
rpn lid perfenb, in boiler Burpur9Iutb binab.
mob ettt Wial auFamMeuo, pie sum lebten
S6eibe9ruB-bann fdrbte Id Der oimmel nit
bldiiern Yurpur -einSelne W6If6en i&pebten,
rcij9 9eIdumt, purd7 Die N3urbIIue Der Quft.
uns Tbnell Oerbreitete fih idatti9eS SunteI, bic
@ebirge, Sdmhten unO Gbdler in gla6t bGls
|leno. s
9ie TeiIegeieuIaoit auf bem 9erqabbanae
bate nit tieien 3nteyeiie, nobI aud nit
Nnoa6t ba8 8i0ar atltd9iihe, aber far oer fitb-
ienben 8ecba6ter irtmer, uno insbelonoere bier
in BEN Bergen b6hit dnsiebeupe, sauberiI6
I&6ne S&auipieI oy8 SOnnenuutergannS be-
trottet. Sine Der 9anen bate ibren !6ut ob.
9enOnmen inmar5en, pplIen Qoden flat.
terten I'M @jnbe. Sic mar ie5r Gd6n
= SeBe Deinen t9ut aui, gueenie, iaote
Der dliere Serr, e5 1T tii6I, unb Du biFt nidt
pp5I,
-NjAt wO9t, @ater? ontrcrtete fie l6delnb,
mir 1T 70 robl teute, ad 70 pDbt, ais - leste
fe flIlterno fir ih biu5u, ais ob i'd mein
2tebfc8 ,Uteoer9eIunoeH bate
2ber beiIsnun8eadtet febte fje oen 6ut wieser
auf 9ie anOere iauge Same i6riegte ii&
sdrtIi@ an ben iingern Maun, unb er priiate
einen SUB auf ibre friIten Qippen
-2lunu, rief er iie an ii4 eradeno, pie
.9IidIiA madit Din mid
8lt elmer anrnlttbgen 8epegung ibreS
GOpfes peridpb fih Ter '6ut unb lie6 cine
SGIIe 9rlp9Idnsenper 9aare erbliden, bic eiu
oCerlisb7eS fAelntiiAes @sj6tden einrabm.
ter.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-02
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W. Bradley'S Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Or DUUBLE-HFhINU
. T&. Y R T

They will not BREAK like the Single Spring,
but will PRESERVE their PERFECT and GRACEFUL SHAPE
when three or four ORDINARY SKIRTS will have been
THROWN UsELEss, THE uooPs covered
with DOUBLE AND TWISTED THREAD, and the noTToM
RODS not only double springs Tut twice 70 dou.
ble COVERED, preventing them from wearing out when
dragging down steps, stairs, &C:
HEwoNDERFuLFLExiBILrTY and dGREATcoNFoRTa and
PLEASURE to a Lady wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIO
SKIRT viii be experienced particularly all crowd
ed Assemblies, Operas Carriages Railroad Cars,
Church Pews, Arm Chairs for Promenade and House
Dress as the Skirt can be folded when in use, to oc
cupy small place as easily and conveniently as a
SILK or Musln Dress, inva uable quality in crinO.
line. not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort ana
Great Convenience of wearing the DJPLEX ELLIPTIC
STEEL SPRING SKIRT, for single day, Will Never AZ
terwards willingly their For ohi-
dren, Misses and Young Ladiesthey are suPERloRto
all others. t.
The duplex Elliptic is great favOrte with all the
ladies, and Is universally recommended by the FASH.
ION MAGAZINES as the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE
FASHIONABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages in
Crinoline, viz; SUPERIOR QUALITY PERFEcT MANuFAc-
STYLISH SHAPE and FINIsH pLPxIBTLTy DURA BIL-
COMFORT and ECONOMY, inquire for ,. W, BRAD
LEYs Duplex ELLIpTIo." Double Spring Skirt, and
bo you get the genuin article.
CAUTlON.-To guard against IMPOSlTlONi be
particular to NOTICE that skirts offered as DUPLEX
have the red ink stamp viz y. W. Bradey's Duplex
others genuine Also Notice that every Hoop Will
admit pin being passed through the center, thus re-
veang the two Cor doube) springs braided together
therein, which is the Of their FIFxIBILTY and
STRENGTH, and combination not TO be found in any
other SHIRT.
ron sALEatP. R. MILLER & co.'s, in Perrys-
burg and In all Stores where FRsr-cLAss SKIRTS are
sold throughout the United States and elsewhere,
Manufactured bv the Sole Owners Of the Patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY '& CARY,
ON qI Chambers 10 & 81 Reade-sts N.Y.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Look to Your Titles /

IT may not be generally known that the title to
! A large portion cr the Real Estate in Wood
County is detective but such is the fact. These
defects arise from msdoscrpton OF the prop
erty, informal execution and acknowledgment
of conrcyanoes, unrecorded deeds, tax sales and
titles Judgment liens, irregularities in sales under
execution, mortgages, &c.
Hundreds Of mortgages and other incumbrances
upon lands feninip uncancellcd on the records,
although the debts they were given to secure, have
probably been paid. Thousands OF tax sales have
been made, ucumbering lands and lots, many of
which lfavc been redeemed but not cancelled, but
large number still exist as valid liens on the prop
crty sold. over 800 Of the deeds on our county
records are either errQneously executed, or
wropplv recorded most Of the errors undoubtedly
occur in the making of the deeds, but many in the
recording Of them.
In view Of these facts We are preparing, and
have nearly completed, Mt great expense and i'm
mense labor. complete abstract OF the title to
every tract Of land and town LOT IN the county,
irving the original entries and purchases from tie
State and United States, date OF tbs deeds, kind
ci conveyance, consideration, full description of
the land, where deed executed, date of record,
book and page where recorded, number OF wit
nesses, number Of seals, amount ofrevenue stamp,
nc. Nf
So compIetc will these Abstracts be, that if
every book in the Recorders Office were destroyed,
an accurate description Of every instrument re.
corded there could be procured from our office.
With these facilities we are prepared, on the
shortest notice, to give all necessary information
and written abstracts Of title, at reasonable prices,
to all who may desire the same.
with these Abstracts before us, we also have
facilities for preparing conveyances OF every de-
scripton, unequalled by any other office in the
county, and which will be made out by us atusual
rates. we will give special attention to remedy ing
defects intitlcs, removing membranes procuring
lost deeds getting original patent or copies of
same, aud perlcctng titles generally.
Every owner Of Real Estate should know the
full history Of his title to same, and that il is cor
rectly placed ON the record and every prudent
man will refuse to buy any lands or lots without
first being fully satisfied that the title to same is
perfect clear aud uhncumberejt; and these facts
can be ascertained from us at a small expense
Our charges will be as follows
For an examination Of the title to a lot or tract
Of land with verbal opinion on same, from 81 tt
50, according to valuo and humber Of Transfers.
For "A full abstract Of the title, with written
opinion on sanle 81 and over according To number
Of conveyances of the land, and labor in making
out same.
A reasonable deduction viii be made to appli
cans, for chain Of title to two more tracts, ant
also to attorneys and agents who make freQuen
business calls upon us.
| ROSS & COOK.
| Pemysburg, o, February IL, 1867. 81
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-02
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-02

A corrasRoadeut ia the GOlosbN GeRtle
man gives the following hints respecting
thep0perculHre OF the strawberry:
II is stated BY good authority, and proven
in practice 1hsst siI aw berry plants should
be removed. or not allowed to bear mere
than Tour years, for reasons known to all
The universal method throughout tbs State,
Is, t9thetlnIhto reuiovelthe old plants isndi
immediately or in the ensuing spriug, re
plant young plants on the same ground, in
the identical hill. This, you are all well
aware, cotsailae5 hfoe and therc'Nis a uon.
probability OF their living isuggost to my
fel'ow gardeners a plan that is easier in its
production, aud the living OF the plants re.
duoed tS a eestgintY V,zg First decide on
the year SoN Wish tofedove the old plants
AS soon as the runners have attained
length Of foot or more, select the strong
est froqeseh, ,hyllsyp lsse tlls end lof itsin
the center Of The square formed by four
kills of which the htlltowhich tho runner in
question: is attached torms one of ,tAe, corn,
ers.
When the end Of the runner is plocsd in
position, sprinkle alitlc dirt on il, so that
il will be more certain to taxa root, Four
weeks from tAis time the runner will have
foruied q now l3ant, with from six TO eight
leaVoStN ana " fllTlau OF hWunEt leNlthl
roots, II is bsstnnw 10 sever the runner,
as the newt plaHt has sufficient roots 10
keepshin aslgEO Ni,ggt condition. hate in
the fan YhAt nm etHes Sfd plants and place
them ovef th6 new ones, with small hand
ful ot1iWtIop eeph. pne, TO Keep the. cle'
menis iralp TAlaoSing ulemSlnrlng the win,
ter. .2knAEsR ~ a4et 7 tiat
The advantages of this plan ,Rrei lst.
Yougetast5tk from plants that yon are 40,
elElinted with AID know how 10 cultivate.
"a. Obtain ithema without replantng, 81
They are more apt 70 live as they do not
require 70. bs Ieplapted, 4tl. They viii
grow Be Ter. pyadpee. Igare berries than Il
planted on the oldhill, as all gardeners know
who have tried 20 raise one kind OF garden
truck on ieisamei ground year after year.
9th. By renewing the old stock as above
stated, wllsgsghe Plents arc uaeor.ered. In
the spring they look green aud healthy.
,SaagREe0F SskwAte"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-02
A RESOLUTION.

Relative to an Amendment of the Constitution,
providing for the Extension of the Elective
Franchise.
RESOLVED By Gie General assembly of the State of
Ohio, three-liiths of the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto, that it be and is hereby
proposed to the electors of this State to vote at the
next annual October election upon the approval or
rejection of the following Amendment, as substi-
tute for the first section OF the fifth article of the
Constitution of this State, to-wit:
Every male citizen of the United States of the
age of twenty lone years, who shall have been
resident of the State one year next preceding the
election, aud of the county, township or ward in
which he resides such time may be provided by
law, except such persons as have borne arms in
supper; of any instruction or rebellion against
the Government of the United States, or have fed
from their places of residence to avoid being draft
ed into the military service thereof, or have desert
ed the military or naval service Of said Govern
ment in time of war and have not subsequently,
been honorablv discharged from the same, shall
have the qualifications of an eeetor and be entitled
to vote at all elections"
ED. A. PARR0TT,
Speaker of ie House of Representatives..
ANDREW G.. MCBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April 6, 1867. 5Oz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-02
Mno IL IualsoSlr7

The following Interesting, facts about
Juarez are from tho New Orleans Tim ::
In the years 1872 1853, aud 1855, there
lived Nn this city on Saint Aune. Street, be >
tween Dauphih and Bourbon, middle
agod, quiet, dark-wmple gentleman.
ly parsonage, who, either BY himseli or
his associates conducted a small mannlac.
tory Of cigarettes. This is the same geu.
tleman whom recent and indeed previous
events have assigned the principal part in
the interesting drama nov being enacted
IN MeSeo--Don Benito Juarcz, the Prosi.
dent OF the Republic. n oT'sr8 stJ.a
AT the Time of his quiet soiourn in ST.
Anne Street. he was an exile aud refugee
from his own native land, having ahap,
doned II to escape the peuNlty which the
,invariahle and detoslable policy of thai
people never Iails to inAiot upoa the chief
of u defeated and minority party The
time Of his soiourn was nselully aud in.
auStriously employed in the study of our
institutions and laws, So that ON his return
TO Mexico he MAS we'll prepared 10 apply
10 the administrator of hts couGtry mind
stored with sound republican ideas aud
much valued iufermasion
There is perhaps no Mexican in position
now ia the country who is better Informed
in regard to onr political and Judicial sys.
T. ms than Juarez, In the combination OF
moral, Intellectual qualities, in tenacity OF
purpose, honesty and purity OF personal
character aud habits, no is uuquestionably
the first of tue puolic men in Mexico, H.,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-02
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
On Fifth-strset east of the Union Sehool-houss
Perrysburg, Ohio.

ETNHE undersigned would call the attention of the
Il people of Perrysburg aud vicinity, that she
is stil taking Pictures of the Best Quality, OF ali
sizes and kinds, from the "A size or largest, down
to the smallest Ambrotypes and Gems also copy
ing from other pictures and enlarging them in
copying.
She win finish up Pictures in India Ink, or
paint in water coors in the most approved styles (;
will also furnish Frames and Cases Of all kinds
and sizes that may be required.
She would respectfully invite her friends to
call and see what their own artist can do before
going elsewhere. II will cost You nothing IL you
cannot be suited. All she asks Is 20 show what
she can do, and feels confident of giving salts
faction. MRs NICHOLS.
N, B.-NO pictures taksu on Sunday.
Perrysburg, April 8, 1861. 50zz