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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-16
rELEGRAPHI6s NEW 81
By the Nationai Line.
FoRTnepAILy lN l.l.LIdI .seRE


DEMOCRATIC MlREG,lrS up
WAsHINGToE, Nov 15sA4 nleetlng Of the
National Democrat mig Eolneliils AHedtlsll
offered a series of buttons declaring Tint The
nomination and eleetnn Of Gem Pierce was in
consequence Of hiSuunista keahe national ante
cedenls and known Opposition to the opinions
aud conduct of those who defeo telI shss ~ 1S4S
by voting for Van BdsenI tlst thus meeting does
not regard the Balti6loTe torn as general am
nesty to such; that lhsatlenpt BY The DEPARTMENTS
to crush out National De niocraey y CIV York de-
serves immediate intention and corrections; de-.
nouncing Guthre's reference in New York; (
congratulates New Yofk on tue ghhi victory over
the Free SoileTs; depte6ntes the tho recent attack
on Dickinson; &c. &c. Z be resolutions having
been read, Daniel S. Radcliffe took the platform
and made an able speech against tue resolutions,
regarding them us thrusts at tile AdlnistFst
Weddell replied amid great excitement Said he
was Instrumental IN calling this meeting and would
defend the resolutions. The question on the re-
solutions was called for. Radcliffe reminded gem
tlemen that This was an attack on tue AdmlnisLrn-
ton. Weddsll denied it. GIent excitement aud
disorder, almost coming TO blows. Somebody
movedthe indefinite postponenent of the Iesolu-
tons, and another wanted 10 offer substitute, but
before theqprstion was distinctly put, William IL.
Thomas, Deputy Collector of this port, spfang
upon the platform and moved 10 udiourns before
doing which he proposed three CHEERS for the Al-
ministraiiop; ~ ichi beng heartily given. Wall
ZACH, chairman, struck Thtnias and knocked him
from the platform, when general melee eIlsued,
lasting some minutes, but resulting in no very se-
rIous bruises; during which the meeting trok- lp.
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TnE LECTURE of Bishop Simpson last night was
atenaed by a large audience, which is theb .stey-
asnce we eau cite of the zeal and energy Of the
,,rtlemen who have made arrangements for reg
uI,r course of lectures during the Winter. The
Bishop gave us lecture on "commerce, and its
relations to Education. and Religion" and Tecited
n rapid succession the contents of more geOlogi-
cal, neurological, astronomical, historical poeti
cal and political works than we ever read or ever
ar. The Bishops composition is goad some
tines highly ornate. HIS delivery, not quite so
GOOD, judging it according to the taste Of a pro-
niseuors audience. He presented, nevertheless.
an extensive array of facts, faueies aud dogmas,
which doubtless revived all the knowledge his
bearers had on the theme of his discourse, gave
hem here and there new idea, and set them to
Isarching for more. "A lecturer accomplishing this
much may consider himself fortunate.
The succeeding lectures will be duly announced,
'hen we trust that our citizens will give them
roper attention. 4a .le &
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AsTHMA

Simple or spasIodio has no better remedy than
the Basany This pain1t and AZ
lection, which ressts almost hing else e fhe
all powerful influence OF fhis great rsd as Teaaly ~
any other form or Peet0ral d sea9e.tal
: M Z + .
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New YoRk NV l5.-The Ship American Union
has arrived from Liverpool, She lost FIVE seamen
seventy five passengers on her voyage. There has
been letter received from DR.. Parker, OF the
American legation at Canton, which he says in-
telliEence had reached that place, that the Emps-
ror Of China had fled to Tartary; and that the in
Eurgent army was within six days marck of Pekin.
Prince Wei Tehin, the 9th bToth OF Tson Kiyang
was left in charge of the Empire. I'll
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=. c,r. attention, for the last time, 10 the
.p,norama. 1t will be exhibited here only
.asroOon at O'Clock, aud tonight at Z o.
its patronage has been as usual, uhequal-
I'd its influence upon society good; We can
q , t bid 1t "GOds speed" and wish it abund-
.,tsleceSS. ~ .......'...s
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=. F,ns err, Capt. Sam. Mason left yes
H. for Louisville with about 500 tons Of freight
+' !, m passengers. We mention her as only one
= -, " nnmberless steamers which now crowd our
,.6 with freight and passengerss and as an ave-
~. example, Of the large business attending the
..rmpton of navigation. IN $50 a.
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Partner Wanted.
STEAM. ENGINE MANUFAGTORY AT

PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned will dispose OF the Phillips
well Seam Engine Mandatory, together with the
ground buildings, tools and patterns.
Having contracted for tho necessary IN addi
ton present TOOLS for the purpose of conducting the
manufacture OF all descriptions OF Railroad Cars ETC., in
connection with the Foundry and Engine Mandatory he
haters himself that account OF the number OF railroads
terminating here, there is not better location for that
business in the West.
find chance for good investment The establish.
ment now operaon and will be prepared to take
contraots for Cars 60, IN short time. For further in
formation apply subscriber, II by letter, postpaid
oct20-3m H. w. PHlLLtPS...-
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n,,,eurrrL WEATHER is that which we now
,.rs-.s delightful as any which this region has
:, suioyed within therecollection Of the ''oldest
;.s,bitant." The calm, smiling. mellow Autumn
!. trply lingering IN the lap Of cOllGnd frowning
inter. We hope the stern old fellow will listen
= ,be Fair Goddess as long ms he consistently can.
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Brsrsrss.-Tl receipts and shipments of freight
,olr city during the pustfew days have beenyery
Lys. As an evidence of this, we cite the fact
At the house of Forsyths & Hopkins day before
y,erdsy, loaded thirty cars for the East, besides
est shipments TO the South and West. Other
I,,ss have been propoEtionately large in their
L,iaess, but we are not advised of the partic-
Law fi fsi f.1i t3'-fl ~ -n III
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NV YoRK CsTTLE MARKE,

NEw York Nov. 15.-TolaI reCeiptsOf beeves
for the week s,242; selling at Casa for best, and
"a for good retailing. Cows IRE selling at SS5a50
for ordinary and S50a70 for Superior, Sheep and
lambs selling at 81 60a6 for sheep, S6a9 for extra
and ,50a4 80 for poor to good lambs, and S5a5 so
'or extra. Veal to z Cts, live weight. Hogs
5a54c per Id.
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I.I.t sleamSors for ii . d onIh ofNeveIpBsrE

GFkllleiteEs to France. Holland aud Belgium must be
prepaid 81 cents by the American steamers TO Liverpool
and SputhRnRtpn 90 cts by tie direct steamers to HayFe
eets BY Rritsh steamers. letter. to Switzerland
aud Italy shopd como unef tho rule TO reach eaIlier
their destination. a,o1 $50 ~
"A closed NATL oTletiers ana tor stalesand
cities OF the German-A ustrIHn Postal linton, and Dem
mark, Norway SyVedeng Poland Russia, Greece Iolan
1slandR, etc. 70 sent rom this ONCE BemWeeky.s ll
.NEw. YoRle. Nov 1858. 's5sieta s-i--
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,-The steamer crrr OF WAEELise, de-.
L'.I n the consolidated Line" Yves success
'a', ,..rebed at our ship yard Yesterday. She Is
5N n nd elegant steamer, and during the long
H lD,s1 low water has been nearly completed
~. socks.
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cINCINNA,rI MARKET.

cINc1NxATl, Nov. 16.-Flour s5,45, with few
buyers. Nothing done in whisky. Hogs inactive
but not many offering at "a so, at which figures
there are sou e buyers. Mess pork st1, 10. Green
meat 33a44a6t for shoulders, sides and hams.
Land for Dbl, for immediate delivery.
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RIVER FRBIGaTS.

CINcINNATI, Nov. 15.-Freights to Pittsburgh
have declined to 10c per one hundred pounds; to
pound freights at 40a45, whisky sl,15, pork IS,
flour e5. r.,
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NRW WORK. MARKET.

NEW YoEk, NOV. 15.-Flour, State TAI, O6 ;ohio
7,12a7Is, market opened active but fell of at The
close, Southern 7,25, easier. Wheat, Genesee
80 Western rs, market recovered from the de-
cline noticed in cur last. Corn s0ias2. Ohio
whisky Oh. Provisions steady.
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Wri... Il. nfaadsII G

Boolbinder &c BInuIk beck TEnnnfa ctuFer,.
e9a No. 24a MonfOs Stfeet, Up STAIRS.
ToUID respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
wv general that they have bought the establish.
nent lately lnowhas James NJ kwing,s Northumberland
bind to ORDER blank books OF every desert
ma E1zea petioL &c in to be surpas
and byany eslablisinient Id the country. E5sf9
Constantly onhaiidan assortnent ofblank books.
ap1e-1y s1ltss ag1 ~ - issi3i r sa;d 43His
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DBishop Rider, OF Georgetown, is among the
passenger by the steamer franklin, from South
ampton and HaEre. .sa.s .s.-.''. =
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MAcKRRKL. HERRLN6. AND CoD.R

Freedom, Portage county, Ohio, Dec. eI, 1853. fio
~ sd4ajE JsB. AiARIiHlSl6s Cos RfopLietors,
Aur 2-6ns Il Central Depot, 304 Broadway, n. Yssi
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MAssAcHusRTTs ELBcTIoN.

BosToN, Nov. l5.--3lS towns gave WashburnI
Wing 50,7s2. Biscross, Dem, 26.0T6. Wilson,
Free Soil, 2s,459. Wales, bunker, $3.50. Scat
terfng, 800. The. proposed constitution defeated
by about 5000. The Wings gained in the Legisa-
ture since last year, when they had 10 majority.
Their majorit6 now, thus far is 81. The wings
also have majority in the Senate, and will elect
their candidate for governor.
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B-It apPeaEs that but eighty-One votes told,
we've cast tdelais general elsetOh in the eoun-
" of Forest, Pa. 80 .aHa -.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PiTTsBuReH, NOV. I5.-River 10 feet 10 inches
and falling slowly. Weather wa;m and pleasant.
ClNcINNATi, Nov. 15.-Rivernsen feet Wea-
ther fine.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
for the week, selling at 7te9t per Id. Calves 4ia
81 cts. Cows-about 200 in Market prices rang
ing from $40 to $40. Sheep 2,50as4, 80. Lambs
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SS 1s0s gp9i5sla q Sg sxRs OF TOBACCO

ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands OF os and s's Pound
Grayey Rollands fine f. Beehive, rhornton, Thomas
Johns, etc ETC. Also supply boxes OF Hunters
Jones and Hudsonis, spottsman,s Thorn's. Rwpe and
others. Also-the Old Dadem Of VI. GINA Twists Mary
Belt Cherry Ripe; the California Gold BaT, etc, etc.
AS exclusively aged In the tobacco trade, hay
ing three extensive houses IN anti this being the
only guRr Tobacco establishment west OF tho Atanuo
cities and having laid In stock previous 70 The al
vance, feel confident that we can offer such induce
equal, either east west We therefore ask the mar
chants OF Ohio ind VIZ gnia to give US
We also keep coIsta hand heavy and general
stock superior Imported Sesars Also Ame rica
ish, Half Spanish, and common Segarss Scotch Snuf
bladders; also packs Matches, Ppds OF garots
kinds Pipe Stems aud Tobacco Knives DON'T fail TO call
and see FOL yourselves. LOGAN CARR eco n
suE23 81 Main street
For IInIIimorc, Wnshipston, PhflndcIRhin
md New.
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5sss5zss, sA3f For Sun0SA.
THR fast fuhnings steamer stephen
Z tff ~ zskh IRuynEtI,s BopTH afteE having been
" 3Te.painted and fe-decofated, win leave
Wheeling for. Sunfsh and al intermediate
landings EvERY' PAY At half past o'ciocki =. Ma
Foffreight OF, passage apply on board sopSl
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Dr. Gordon Harris. . s

A GRADUATES OF Cambridge. -
Lock InffInary, No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange buildings, Baltimore.
"A practical experience 20 enables Dr.
to insur9 sound and seedy III certain class OF Dis
eases, which have TOO long bseq yielded piysi
clans to the hands OF Quaekcry He may
fden.ialy, either in person or by letter. M
Persons ct distance cured ct home by Rdlresslnga
etter to DIR. Harris Baltimore, Md II
aeiial, remedies sent by mail to any part o.
See advertisement on fourth page, AT arr4-1y
IL OF Scotland. lii amounts TfonS upwards linda
SAFE, quick and cheap medium through 81
4 fts9E4 SnEDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
ia 81 atiyI ii7s - 5iyE@ n. PlGHAN, Agent. Il
Clure
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Tor IInIIin1orc, TYnsflilgton, PhflndolPbin
lnnh Now Rorls = -.
szs =
Great through Line for the East.

a.t Great through Lime tor the East. 1911
ETIHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i baltimore, and connecting with the washington
lTano Rail Road the Junction atey called the Relay
House miles nom BALTIMORE and with the Phiiade
phia jlmngtonan Baltimore Rail Road TO philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line now cometed and
tho whole road Is in e condition, presenting one OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The nav and splendid steame ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati this road at Wheel
ing, and through tickets from these places TO Baltimore
Washineton PhiladelphIa, &C., be the agents.
on the boats.
The express maltrainlcaves Wheeling at O'Clock
"A. (NYheelng tine1 and arrives at Cumberland GU
lesS p NJ and allowing two hours there arrives IN
Baltimore C3S0 miles, A. M, the next morning. ma
King passage through In about 90 hours tnoluiing all
stoppages, 1tS..
without charge. itffs .s3rtt -.
Washington at the Junction, and for Philadelphia, at Bali
timore without charge Travellers are allowed am
pie lime and opportunity at all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to BALTIMORE, lSSith
privilege lying anywhere on the route'9 sog-to
Washinaton 800 Philadelphia StO-to be had on
tile steamers OF the Union Line on the Ohio ard OF
the Rail Road gents Wheeling u b. Fond C Mounds.
vile. mar WM. PARKER, CENT Sup.t..
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NsH-I can be seen at any tllno at tho Mayors once

CURE Of HEREDITARY iSCRoPULA.
The following certificate is nom cminelit Lawyer OF
Kentucky sknow in all of the States, having for
number OF yeaI represented his Stale in Congress-;
1t affords me pleasure DIR. Tine
affected most extraordinary cure OF my slave
boy Albert. Thepaeht was three years OF age and had
the scToula. His father Is sciuIulous The boy
moving of sores from head foot. The upper lids
O. swollen, AMI turned inside out,
ibiting horrible materfng ulcers, and proruded oyerthe
eye. balls, produce blindness Iii strange yet
true, this Chd-that felt resigned die relief
from SuHering-hns been restored 10 health under the
treatment OF DR.. Hampton. W J.. sTH0MASSON.
Louisville, March 20, 1851. IS r5 z aF5
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/orIE.-Last night there werethitteen feel
ia the chanueI, and rising,
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wAsnsaToN, May II, 1858.
Mesars. Mortimer & MowbTay: Gentlemen. Having
been afflicted with Liver Complaint OF ten years standing
thereby, for the benett AFFLICTED, take great pleas
announcing that amer usinsa Few bottles OF your
Hamilton Tincture Hound II had accomplished perfec;
cure have different medicines from time TO time,
but have never been able apparent good
anu It is blessing stricken humanity that that medi
cine found which possesses tie power opro.
longing human life. The many it has wrought is
be experienced from its use, Yours, resnectlnlIy,
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and CAPS.
Hats! Hats!I Hatsll!
soIs TuR 4. AWRST RAEiT, FASHION,.

OF THE L LATEST PAIL FASHION. 81
VIZ Eare now manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall I'M
w STYLES and are prepared to supply cur patrons
and the public with Hats that cannot be surpassed
endurance beauty OF finish and artistic although
sed at prices low those 0rnerior Eastern
yct manufactures Also large assortment OF the diff
drenis Hats Asoa large assortment OF ehls' Hats,
othe Inherent grades with iine assort Of
mems ana Youths Cloth Glazed, and Silk Plush Caps OF
theatest styles Those desirous obtaining good ar
Gle in our line or either Hat Cap, viii assuredy consult
both taste by hasg at the splendid new
Hat and Cap Store f23, doors north OF w. T. Sell
sen1o -sssga.tss ,esf W. w. UNISON
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CAUTION.

DR. MeRsE,s IsyIGoRETINe CoEpIEL has been counter
feited by some nnpTincipled persons. -
liz future all the genuine have the
nc nile mated the cork OF each bottle, ana e o1
lowing voris blown in the glass IS ls5i
tspR. MORSE B isyiGoRATtRG CORDIAL ss3,3
sssIs c.liI.R1HG, pRopRTEToRs Il. y. -
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM OF rnEpLDEsr MAG
lsTRATEs IN baltimore.

Messrs Mortimer & BIowbrayi feel duty 10 make
known benefits have derived from lr. lampton's
rncre For 6length OF have been subject
rosraon muscular rowet and great debility oil the
eTng oil the heart had such sudden attacks one
cnsion could scarcely get home IN making mention oil
ton, Esq, old and highly respectable citizen OF Bsh
more who had used the Tilieture under similar cIcum
stances called Mr. Stapleton, andYaLIer nfnter
view OF minutes, Twas fully OF the medical
virtues OF The Tcture, the evidence before OF
his person, who, for some time gous, indtcateda
falling stateo e6lt put now hearty, hale appearance,
witifth6 activity OF youth. I Immediately commenced
using Tncure, and before took the contents OF one
bottle ny strength renewed, and walk brisk
nre is grand restorative OF the digestive orgaps
winch, when destroyed, the whole system Is ma satee
suffering. as.i.,., :, 4 - 60,
Wd, a. lscHARPFER.
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Bronchitis, dteulty OF reathng harsh cough sllmy
epectOraoIl, with all other symptoms caused by al
ci0 OF the air tubes leading nom throat to theInneB
directly and specifically affected by the of this ad
niiTabe remedy. Be warned In tIme ye afflicted and
ninv this bla advLl
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MIS- us.
IlIMW GRooRRY sToRFi
Na. 8 NVn1hinEton[

Monroe al. ;, "a.
G. D.. WOODROW iniosmsi ths tikfnA OF YheeIilg
lJs and dealers eenerallx now 0peiing one OIL
the best asset of family groceries itie MesteTf
country, consisting avery article kent In
groceries to KAT aud DRINK an or VIII be sold IT
low prices as can be bought Give call Of
70 All goods delivered 10 any OF the city Tree
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TnE JASE FaANknN, which arrived yesterday
ftom Louisville, had fine trip, as appears from
the following: s, ss ,,g "a +
MANIFEST OF STEAMER JANE FRANKLIN
From Louisville Hobls, Barnes & Co.. so bbls
pearl ash; Forsyth & Hopkins, l46 sacks timothy
seed; do 800 tierces beef do % bbls pork do 100
pork do 100 ibis apples; do piano. do I2s bales
hemp; do 25 coils rope; Armstrong & GroWl 402
SACKS rags; GORDON & CLARK Q bales mdss.; McAfee
Bro, box mise; do L cask hams; j. Smiley,
Is bundles spokes; do 5 do shafts; do do poless
Do do bows; do 6 do felloes; List, Howell d. Co.
Dbl Oat meali do / hblsbarley;. do 2 boxes Ter
Mecelli; Logan, GaEr,& Coz % boxes cigars; NJ,
Reilly 10 bbls Malaga wine. - Eoyl
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The GRAND CONCERT TO NIGHT.-We think it
sAceIy necessary to remind Ger readers of the
concert 10 night at Union Hall by the Baroness DE
BERG and herbrilliant Troupe, as we believe it is
already decided that all our musical and music
loving population are to appear en- mGsse-some
for the love of the thing-others from curiosity.
We have determined to quit putting in advance,
and reserve what We have to say until we have
seen and heard. We therefore copy from the De-
t,it Times, the following, which appears TO be a
very candid eritiQue wFi;ten after the Raroness'
Concert. 9sftA3
The BARONESS De BERo,s CoNcERT.-As we an
tcipated the concert, as whole, OF this lady and
Troupe, was splendid affair! The Baroness style
BSiClly original and brilliant. Those who are
competent to play well on an instrument, were
loud in their praise Of her style. We thought
while listening to her, that she might have Select
ed pieces that would lave been more satisfactorily
10 the majority of hee admirers. Her CGrniUaL OF
Ftaiee was complete triumph Of art aud skill,
and was loudly applauded.
Sgnorina Costina is perfect witcI-the very
embodiment OF lI-that IS lovely in song. There
is a sweetness, beauty, and feeding in her singing
tat makes you like her whether5or no. She re-
minded US more OF CathaTine Hayes than any oth-
erOf tho great artists in the world Of song We
Lave ear for music; but still there wasSomething
that told US that Ccstini is great. She made usteet
and for time We forgot that the beautiful, charm
ing COstini was present, being 50 charmed by the
stains Il music that came gaishing forth from her
lips To hear Costini ia Que song IS worth a thou
sand of the ordinary concerts, and singers with
which we are frequently b0red She was twice
enecred during the performance. 3sse
The singing of Alleyne 10 oht impraetised ear,
Was tame fiat, and insipid, especially in his last
piece We may, on furthsr acquaintance, Ike
him, but last night we did not, sl t5,e
In the Duet Of Costini aud Speech, we admired
the latter, but thought his voice too heavy for the
concert room. He would anpsar better IN Opera
and there no doubt would be great iayonte.
Had Paul Julien or Ole Bull been present. we
think they would aglee with us when We says that
Henry Apply is perfect master Of his instrument.
De IS welded to his profession IS poetry
the land of freedom Seeking Europe; and when he
touches his magic rand to his instrument your
sen:e OF feeling is perfectly carried away with the
u-stiring strains that he sends forth. qlaInge
Performer than Apply. The mau who cannot en-
JOY MS music, has no music in his souli
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-16
HENiPFIELD RAILROAI

NOTICE is hereby given to all stockholders, private
IN and municipal, OF the Bempfeld Railroad Company
thai monthly insalmenIs of ten cent the amount OF
'snbsci ptions will, heTeaiser be required. SO or
The greater pator the Road being now under contract
and large force engaged, which Is rapidly increasing
Subscribers required be puLetual in paying their I'M
staImcnts. s3i p. isii=-.t-
Tho fourth instamept must paid up before the tenth
of November next, without further notice. f4vsT
tt..s.5 BY order OF the board.
. , JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer
waahirstoi,, Pa Oct ie 1883 n0vf 3
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