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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11

JAMES la ROYAL PoRrAlT.-By Charles Die
kens-"0ur Cousin Of Scotland' was ugly, awk-
ward and shutting, both in mind and person. His
tongue was much too large for his mouth, his legs
were much too weak for his body, and his dull gog
gle eyes stared and rolled about like an IDIOTS.
He was cunning, covetouS, waStetul, idle, drunk
en-, greedy, dirty, cowardly, great sweater, and
the most con:eited man on earth. His figure.
what is commonly called rickety from his birth
presented the most ridiculouGa appearance that can
be imagined, dressed in thick padded clotheS-asa
safeguard against being stabbed, ofwhich he lived
in continual feaI-ofa grass green color from head
to foot, with hunting horn dangling at his SIDE
insteod of sword, and his hat and feather stick
ing over one eye, hung on the back OF his head,
| as he happened to toss it on. He used to Toll on
the necks Of his fayonte courters, and sloboer
their faces, and pinch their cheeks; and the gTea-
test Gavorite he ever had, used to sign himself in
his letters to his royal master his majesty's "dog
aud slave,' and used TO address his majesty as
''hiS Sowship."
| HIS majesty was the worst rider ever seen, and
thought himself the best. He was one of the most
impairment talkeIs Gin the broadcast Scotch) ever
| heard, and boosted of being unanSwerable in all
manner of argument. He wrote some of the mos
weaIisome tTeatiSes ever read, and thought him
self prodigy OF authorship. He thought, ant
wrote, and said, that king had right to max
and unmake what laws he pleased, and oughtt
| be accountable to nobody on earth. This is III
| PLAN true character of the parsonage whom tn
creates: men about the coult praised and aattsre'
to the degree, that doutif there be anything NOR
| shameful in the annals of human nature.
He came to the English throne with great ease.
The miseries of a disputed succession had been
felt so long and SO beautifully, that he was pro-
| claimed within few hours of Elzabeth's death,
| and was accepted by the nation even without be-
ing asked to give anypledge that he would govern
well, or that he would redress crying grievances
He t ok month TO travel from Edinburg to Lon
don; and by way. suppose, of exercising b.
without any trial, and knighted every body h.
could lay hold Of. He made two hundred knights
before he gotto his place in Londoa, and seven
hundred before he had been itit three months
/ He also shoveIled sixty two new peers into ID
| House of Lords-and there wns R,pielty laIs
/ sprinkling of Seotehmen among them, you may be
Iieve.-4. Chitd's History Of England.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
rPOIsoNING.np

THOUSANDS Of Parents who use vermlfnge composed o
Castor OIL Caloe &C. are aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series diseases such salvation
loss OF sight, weakness orlmbs, etc. s.l ~ A
In another column will be found the advertisement
IIobensack's Medicines which ask the attention Of
all directly interested in their well as their chill
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing from those OF bilious type should make Of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensaek's Liver Pills.
Is"Be not deceived, but ask for Hobensaeks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, ]. N. HoBENsAcK, none
else are genuine. ts t!e-aa lt.d IT,. ~ ifi..I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
PHILADELPHIA
Wa-aho,,sa

IN chestnut ST. Phfladhta, eggostt he slat Hohss
fHRNR Y w. 3 hRROlSDp
IuPoRrER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
iiTERIAIs, xND FURNTrURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he ofers at the lowest MaIhet PRICES
Z ~ 80 WHO'LL ESALEf And .RBZAIL.'. = -. - g
The stock Comprising, IN, part the iollowtnss e
smbroidered i,ace Curtains; Gilt CoThiees; si,is
Do Muslin Do 90 Elnsi
Drapery Laces q AIuslins; do Bands, III
RrocateIs Canopy Arches and Rngsi
and colors; Sorue, IasselsJ 6lmpss5s
Satin de Lainesi tTa2 tInses' curtain DroPs'
DamlsIs; Be i6lt ls5g / &C.. . ~!
I P4INTED WINDOW SHADRS, g1la HOLLANDS Of ali
oolors for shading, &C.,
b. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the MEASURE
ftbe heighth and width o. he entire frame OF window
mlrIT-1Yd6EW
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Gronit Cont.

This court has been in session this week, Judge
Thompson presiding. The entire docket has been
called through, and the court is now engaged in
disposing of cases which have been specially set
for particular days. The Chancery Docket is yet
to be disposed of as not much chaneery business
has been disposed of during this term, so constant
Iy has the court been engaged on law cases. 1t
will probably sit until the close of ne1twee
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The PHILADELPHIA Ledger has the following: >.

EDuoArroS IN TEx1s-The Flag of the Union
saws: 1--WE have about four hundred and eighty
common schools in the State. These schools are
in charge of teachers who are competent generally
to bestow a knowledge of the initiatory branch
es of practical zedacsiion. sWe have gtwen-
ty.one high schools and colleges chartered by our
Legislature, eight female institutes and thirteen
male. Nine of these are classical in their course,
and consequently we are not dependant upon. our
enlightened sister States for the mental
ment Of our youth. 1t is said there are thirty
thousand persons in Texas over twenty years ofage
who cannot read and write.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
sPECIAL OTTO ELS.
LADIES ! LADIESll

II you want to charm the souls of your lovers or please
or sing that beautiful song, 'Jame's the stormy
or one of those lately received songs by Mad sonag or
Jenny Lind which have just arrived by Express call at
the Music store, 100 Main street.
novs.1yy ]. RICKEISRN.
wWaters T,isins.-The coming "Deluge" is thus
spoken of by the Eastern press;
tls truly the best painting exhibited to the view
Of the citizens OF any.''-KntekerSOeker.
The Panorama OF the Creation Deuge, point Of
execution is not exceed equalied by any which
have preceded It in Washington. ,'-Nat. Int.
As work of art II has no superior, pleasing mo-
raj Instructor, 1t can scarcely al'Ntnark
Daily ADJ.
Such testimoni might DO multiplied to hundreds, but
these arc sucIent those who know their character
II vl be exhibited in the this week
Nov.T,. 1853.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11

rMoses and Robert Kelley, brothers, convicted
of the murder Of Alexander Gardiner. Jas. Miller,
aud Francis Holt, on a fat boat near Troy. Ind,
about a year ago, were hung at HawesvilIe, KY.
on the s2sthr ult.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
. COLPARTNER9mIP.

j. H. PESDLEFoN has become one OF the pToPretoEs OF
the wheeling Inteseneer, the paper and business
will herSaer be eonauetednder the style Of swEARIN
orx TAYLOR & Co. The change in the concern Willren
der 1t necessary tho outstanding accounts Of
Swe,rnpep Taylor and they hope that al concerned
will be ready to close up the old accounts at early day.
The Publishers beg leave return their asknowlsdis
ents fol the liberal vor which has been bestowed upon
them and respectfully solicit Its continuance Bveryer
fort will be made upon their part to give satisfaction
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11

EE4TM EPoN DRINklNa. CHERRy, RuM.- Accord
ing 10 the Worcester Transcript, a boy Of fifteen
having heen TUNED ont of a mill at Eagt Brook
aeldafeY days since, he procured bottle of cher
~ rum, aud IN company with another boy wentiu
to The woods and drank nearly The wh1le Of it,
One OF fge boys succeeded in getting home but
Che other when found was insensible, and died al
10 y clOcktbe next day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
DIR MoRsE's INvIG DRAFTING CORDIAL.

The only sure and safe remedy, yet discovered Cen
eral Debility, Physical Prostaou Irtabiltty, and ali
the vsrous train Nervous fectonsi 1t will also remove
Depression Excitemen Dislike of Society, Ineapacity
for Study or Business, of Memory Mental Debility
ete-see adyeItisement. - - : sepI6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
Tho c,.a az Martin Kosztas

A letter fromsmyrnu, dated Oct 5th5 Published
inlthe Frankfort Journal, and scopiedlnt the N.
York papers, gives the following account Of the
present aspect Of this afan:
"Kosztais still in the French hospital, and his
| affair has assumed new appearance. The Com
sui OF the United States has declared to the Consul
General of Austria that Kosza was either Austrian
or Americans that If an Austrian he oughIDe gwen
up 10 Austria, but if an American he could as
fee man, go or stay where he pleased. he Con
sui added that he had no orders to receive from the
American Embassy al ConstantinoPle, but solely
from his Government. In Consequence ne Ielussu
to receive and send off NJ. koszta.
''Mr. Brown, Secretary of the American Legal
ton at CoMstantinople, then demanded from M.
Pichon, Consul of France, that tKoszta should be
given up; but NJ. Pichon refused saying that he
only undertook to give up KoSzta 10 one OF the
parties with the consent of the Consuls of Austria
and the United Ltates. Mr.. Blown thereupon OBJ
tanned from the Ambassador at Constantnople an
order addressed TO N. Piohon 10 give up RoSzta'
even without the consent of the Consul oil the
United States. But Nj. Pichon would not execute
the order, saying that he was under an engagement
to the Consuls of Austria and the United States
Koszta,- on his side, declared that under the cir
cumStances he would not quit his prison. MI. b.
| accordingly returned to Constantnople, without
having obtained anything, and the affair, far from
being arranged, tends to become more complicated.
OurConsul has in few words stated the case.
hOSzta Is ''AubLlan Oh hustlVah' saSSNAt O'nsI1
or, as another letter has it, "Koszta is an Ameri-
can or not an American;" if the former he has the
right ofone and cannot be restrained of his liberty.
But the Secretary of State complicates the case:
Koszta he admits is not an American, and
therefore cannot claim any rights as such, but he
has nationality, whlchin effect gives him the
same rights. NJ. Guizot once remarked that the
'st1ag line is the shortest but it is no, always
the most conyenient.-Nat. Int.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
Persian Hair Dye.
RBn6oVAL.

hai1-5,e aii REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my Wholesale stock or DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to tho new four story brick building,
No. 11z, nInin street,
will be prepared with early and extensive Spring
stock direct rom importers and manufacturers, which
would be pIeasedt to have my old friends and customers
TO call and examine. ann al. ss ans aElyJ vi
feb4 WIN. II. ,SELBY.E
wJ g. Metcalf will be found at the above establish.
mept whore he awaits his old friends. 10 n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11

THR APPROXIMATIONS OF CuBA HoAx.--fhe
intelligent Washington correspondent Of the New
York Courier, under date of the Sd inst dispatches
the Unions Cuban bugbear in the following sum
mary manner:
"The Cuban rumors stand confessed ahoax, and
are SO considered at the State Department The
authority of the organ has been much shaken by its
ndscreet zeal in magnfyng the ant-hill raised 10y
gossipibg Fillibuster correspondents in Havana, IN
10 mo nntain to be scaled by the proves and pa
triotism Of the Administration lis article oil this
morning, in reply 10 an exposure OF the fiction,
virtually admits that it has been beating1ts breas
and rending its hair upon no better pretext for
alarm than old stories of British ntrignes, secret
treaties and European combinations that come up
periodically to excite the wonder of simpletols,
perform their Office, and disappear. pfue te 6adi-
napeI but object TO it when 1t commits the Gov
eminent aud compromises its dignity"
The Philadelphia Ledger has the following
THE APPROXIMATIONS OF CUBA.--The terrible
conspiracy discovered by the Washington Union,
between Spain and Great Britain, TO fill Cuba with
African apprentices to the manifest danger of lib
erwin the United States, is generally conceded to
be a humbug. The plan never Ind any Stron' er
basis TO rest upo1 than disordered fancy, though
II is said that Senior Mariana roTriente, of Cuba,
started some such scheme in England, where how
ever, instead of finding favor, it only met with OPP
position.l Senior FaITente is Spanish scholar, an
author and gentleman. His views are evidently
the opinions of literary man, without any official
sanction, and the fact that he endeayors to show
that il would be coed policy in Great Britain 10
helm forward the scheme, shows that Great Bntuin,
as Vet is engaged in no such attempt, if any such
evidence were needed after all tie attempts of
Great Britain to break up the traffic entirely.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11

MAnnAer OF sEsAroa Drxos.-The Louisville
Democrat Of the s1st thus announces the marriage
of Senator Dixon:
."The Hon. A. Dixon, United States Senator,
was ma RED, on saturday last to Miss Susan Bull
lit, daughter of YIN. G. Bulltt, Esqr., of this
county. We observed that Gov. Powell was on
hand to attend the nuptials of his old friend. part
her and competitor for the Office of Executive Of
this Commonwealth. So good an example ought
not 10 be lost on the Governor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
Praotioal Book-Keeping,

DAVID LEE, Professor OF Bookkeeping by double
entry, respectfully Informs the citizens OF Wheeling
thst he has commenced giving instructions at the CITY
HALL. s-f.5 a..f5 ~. .s-5Hr ~ = rs
For more than so years principal
bookkeeper in several OF the most extensive commercial
houses in Boston, Now York. New Orleans, VicksbuIgh,
Wheeling, etc from the experience there gained, he is
enabled 10 his pupils thorough theoretical
practical knowledge OF bookkeeping by double en-
try, upon the approved Italian method and in the
shortest pOssib time within which this most important
branch Mercantile education be Acquired. His
CONNIE cia calculations (many OF then) such
other Instructor west OF the mountains use and beng
original with himself and for which 70 additional charge
is His for the regardless OF time,
will be Sl6 for each pupil payable in advance Hours of
instruction from to O'Clock, p. Al. daily, Application
for aditance be made at the Hail. Messrs Tay
lords Hush No 81, Monroe street lsl-at nov9-1w
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WILLOW WARE, DC.
Rnnket Emporinrl.

1877 Market Square, West side, cor. Market Aa.y,
mn Il unders sned takes this Opportunity to exendio
his friends his heartfelt thanks for the very berlE
tronage he has received stree he became resident Of m
CITY, and begs leave TO inform them that he will sul
nue. TO manufacture every description OF and M
tan waIe being fully confident that by strict atenoato
business he will insure the patronage OF deseI
lic as he determined nothing shall be wanting on u
part to give entire to who avor him
with call where they will find large assortment Of s
above wares constantly hand including chlldTets
ons cradles chairs etc. Baskets OF every desenpho1
too numerous to mention, wholesale anu retail: ,,
uPOrders promptly executed. Il. MOONEY
Ola h sNefs neatly rannirAd Ll !. ahs5
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WHAT SHALL WE WEAR2
NEXT toseating drinking, loving and money making,
In II is matter of small Importance to us poor NOR
tails hRt shall - and after that is settled In
minds, here shall 10 suit taste is the question:
The public Cand the ladies, particularly have decided
that the best store In Town TO ind everything which lady
or family may want in the line OF Dry Goods is at
w. ID. M0TTE d BROS,
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Cheap Cash Store. :,

TIME subscriber Just receiving his seGono ,nd
fall and winter Coods eonsisiE Of al " caTs
styles Fancy and Staple Dry Geoas w ths city The
best Ststies or French from 70 EsIl =
yard; English MeTipos from 90 eenls 70 and al
other Kinds and qualities 100 patterns y
cade silks all styles and colo and ~ 9R al
vet Ribbons, ali styles; plain ana
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
JoHN G. HRFTLY

" n lust. Arrived. s 49,.
sJtt Stock Of FAN and Winter Goods, eompn: .Is
everything, Fancy and stanle, suitable 6o theeS
PieaSe i've Us s5 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
FOR IAMuSEMENYS

FOR fAMuSEhlEENlio ,,.,tion Of
WI have inst recei we'd keaunI and ts
w Piano Music, besides large hst q Gs
which or kind customers will Ph ase eau T,mboTinss
possible We have also reeei we'd Banos ana y.
from the smallest tothe largest size ana Mig
All which win be sold lower Than ever ee'o'ei i,
sic Store, Hoa199 Main street. y zIcK RISoN.
sens E4rssa s. Asfn u l.-ls-tNS-
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- CIGARS! CIGARsG ,s,,.n,,,
TfSa well known fact that the best cigars inhs
are to lie had al The sign OF tho Turk IISt AZ
mesh supply or these great Consuellos 30 nHs
hang your hat on the smoke. = ~ ,,rin1RS Agent
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Wolfes, Ballard & Co

a Great Bargain.
INDING impossible TO attend 70 Two
h at the same tineI will sell my ath street
known to be one OF the best Family GTeeeeS III '
Terms easy and . rent low en- s. D. WOODROW
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" rsn IN my stock the year round and Al NlO
~ St,I sesI have their wants supplies.
No les Main slreeI Va NJ . sa SPa
gu ~ aosE AID the utmost shal 0s
given: ,sftfe JOHN G. HBFTLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11

EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING New.
THE undersigned have Just received by Express, an.
i other supply OF those ne Velvet YeStings al.
so beautiful assortment Fancy CassimeTes OF superb
quality Give us call the are going on very
dangerous. The pIaceto them isRt No. Washington
Hail. ~ - WHEELER & IAKIN, Y 2 - - = -
nov7-1w ,fIcslif Merchant TaiioIs, wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11

ON Monday rning 18th nst 1Ofo,clock, at Union
" Hall, Main street below Monroe, by W. Hall, Auc-
oneer, large collection OF superb Paintings in OIL nnm.
berng about 100 choice subjects both of he ancient aud
the property Of gentleman has Just returned from
the continent OF Europe and by whom they select
ed Efing tour through the principal European cap
ials during tho last year. Among them will be found
works the pencils OF OF the most
fists OF Europe such Wntelet, Postee Pere.etls,
Van Coppel, Van Yecbroeek Sehelort, Rob-
ert, DupTe and others or Ike notoriety; details Of
which Tefersree Is made 70 the They DO
vouched being all works great merit, and 1t ia
confidently believed they will meet the visws re-
fined taste of the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity 1t
known this Is the finest collection pictures ever
brought TO tins country and such are ever, to
framed in rich Ornamental gilt frames, made expressly to
suit each picture by orthe best manufacturers orNew
York. ~ 80 r 49,
The pictures will be examination, with catalogues
Ga tission ree all day Friday and Saturday, and on
Monday morning until the hour or sdc.@ The ladies
gentlemen Wheeling and vicinity invited to examine
them prior TO tho day or sale. n :.
NJ The sale,will be peremptory. saE q II nA6
Parties residing in the country have their pictures
packed the spot TO be sent any distance with per-
feet safety. Si.A asf.iA'itf-sf s.A now
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HIGHhY IMPORTANT.

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered for slU
labor end expense In washing Clothing and House Clan
ing Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid viii b
winter and han than IL beaehed on the gas-
satisfy herself that point, by soaking pete OF Cotn
or Inenin the Fluid FULL strength, for 81 hours HhtA
will clearly show that it must be purely harmless VIA
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times ne
single sixpence which wilihuy enough for large hHy
washing, which nibe done In o or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the Subscriber who hasaih
Iy purchased the right for Ohio eounyb Va.
.e'l y si=lt JAS. MELL0R,
Augo No 26 Union st. Wheeling, Va.
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r,HR subscriber offers for rent Tie room recently oesS
pied by MIN, under the M6LnEe, Ho9Se; =, ,IscHESs
sep20F % q ..eygf I q q EJAs d asMhS-I
MarshalI ana Ohio Turnpike Company;
USHE tolls are now charged as heretofore on ths
and the earnest desire Of the Directors ma lis
sol viii attend promptly to laying as he
road FOR winter use, and 70 IN Re-
this necessary be put IN me gsss III III
pair for the Pablo accommodation. 4sStHsN-
cannot Be done. n, 1,p,rDrproN see'J.
July2sf ;. n ZEN lts tN-'
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RRAL RsTARH sALHs=
ReaI Est teS tor al.

o. lonaEs M s.v.n.,ra 70.