Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-30

T,rru VERSUS "UNcLE TOMS CABIN. I'VE
desire to elicit the attention of our readers, and
esoeeially those who have read uncle TOMS
Cabin-and who has not!'-in work now before
us,enttled
"T1e North and South, Slavery and its contrasts:
stale of Real Life by the Author of Way Marks
1r.he life of WandeIer, etc, etc, etc."
The gifted authoress, Mas. CAROLINE E. RUSH,
snow in our city, and we take pleasure in COM
msndng her work as one Astounding in thrilling
Incidents, and lofty and beautiful sentiments,
d1wnnot from Imagination, but from actual scenes
in the North and South, of which this lady has
been a close and thoughtful observer, and which,
she announces, CONDEMNS Mrs. Stoves book as
an unjust and unfaithful picture of Southern life
and character" We trust that we shall be able
10 refer more particularly to the contents of this
wak, but for the present we think the following,
from the Charleston Is. c. Mercury presents its
claims in such plain and unaffected manner that
Feinsert it IN lieu of much more that might be
sid in cOmmendation, though not more forcibly,
Of the same subject.
ME.sERs. EDrToRs: The accomplished and inter-
esting Mrs. CAROLINE E. Rush, the authoreSs of
i1tation Of the calumnies of the authoress of
"URcle Toms Cabin,'' is now on visit to our city
Or the purpose of procuring subscribers for her
work.
This is the fourth of series from the pen of this
gifted lady; her first production, "Robelt Morton"
which was issued in July, 1850, met with gIeat
unt the whole edition of 1000 copies being exhaus-
ted IN less than three months; the next, "The Dew
Drop OF the Sunny South,'' maintained the posi-
ton the first had won; then the "Waymarks in
wanderS Life" touching story of real life, in
which incident and fiction are alike depicted in
most attractive and interesting STYLE won the re-
gaId OF all her readers and placed the interesting
althoeSS in the position TO which her maternal he.
iolm aud indomltable energy of character entitled
her.
Uniting the offices of publisher and bookseller
IN her own person, her efforts in our city have met
win astonishing success; her engaging and mod
et refinement OF manner have won upon the SYM
p'hy OF our people, while her simple story has
warmed the hearts of all who wish her godspeed in
het work OF love. Left willow in destitute cir
9HSLanceS, with Two children 10 educate and pro-
woe LOT. with nought but her own inward resour-
Ces and great perseverance and energy of charac-
Ta 10 support her-this young and fascinating
tauy' VINO mad always moved in sphere % ease and
leunement has shown herself equal to the emer-
seuGy' mas succeeded in some degree in her noble
"VtA, and as she herself expresses it:-s4The flow
Us ol lie and hope have been already scattered
upon The wanderers way" We commend her 10
as NhuneSs OF all who can appreciate talent and
IuuSuy e&efted IN noble cause.-The Support and
OueauOh oil her fatherleSS children.
"emay add that this work has met with marked
'S'U' aud success elsewhere, and we trust that
"'Ae =" our citizens who desire to show their APP
~ee'atIoa Ct genuine merit, will fail to procure a
copy.