Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-01


TENDER PLED6El-It' is a. poor wind which
blows no body any igood,l Not such frritless
wind was that of Tuesday might as will appear
from an incident which occpnedjn town on that
night. between six and seven O'Clock, while the
wind and rain ragged wthouta and beat like ftsttins
spirits against the window panes, as II TO assure.
every that there Igas zonet hing in. the wind,
too women closely -yeileds entered a Store room
on Monroe street, depdsaSa basket and left with
out saying even so much as thank YOU OF good
evening" When the baS kst was opened By The gem
temanly proPrietqrs of the II FaR found to
contain one more itemfor the census akeEa littis
responsibility Of tender years, Of ratbeT weeks
neing apparently aboutet@o weeks old. The
;tleinnocent bad been sadly drenched by the rain
though which it was carrtepdf but Yas alive ana
kicking as the noise OfEa stout pair of lungs at
tested. The gentlemaRly Propret0Es Aforesaid, eonT
GLIDING that the nrticls. had been forw3aaSded 10
tb<m by mistake, set it by until 50 Young man en-
their employ came in, who also asclpe idenlilyl
ing as properly consig 10 his charge, blteons
cIaled 10 take care OF it Tor the 4hde bling i is
TO be hoped thstthe responsible parties vi sqc-
ceed in establishing their claim 1T Is saidt9 have
been forwarded from the other side oflths tJeE'si
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Ds. BARkER.s az p . ~
fe'Ce storm Of wind and rain on Tuesday eve-
aiug last, there was quite large apenlaRce at
Washington Hall 10 hear the second lecture Of the
course delivered by DR.. Barker President OF Alle-
chevy CoIlege,M Meanwhile, Pa. The Doctors Leo.t
tue was cilasts and classical production, i'm the
best style of rtiodera better adapt
sd for tue pages Of a high-tcned magazine, than
fer effect before popular audience. The lectu7
Ter is evidentIya close Observer diligent eolec"
,or of facts and pripeipis has 4 sngulaEly
keen perception Of The SeIatloas Between great
truths Of nature. and the developments which Sci
entIic Investigations, aud the progress of man
have already made in the world We think he
would make delightful extempote speakeE-foT
lis is evidentiy one OF that class OF minds in re-
spect to Which it may said, that iieysEy thing
puts it in mind Of every tiiing else.'' He states
principles clearly and illustrates them foTciblY'
aud yet in writing. his sentences are sometimes 50
extended and ves5css - u N.eaty The attention
Altogether, the Ieetre was Z ysty good one. The
highest compliment. PsrhaPpl paid TO 1t was the
close attention given ~ ~ sdaeaied portion o.
his audience. Dr.. BarkeC'sl lecture, was Highly
suggestive of thOught-and viii bs femembered
10y those who had the pleasure Of heAfing itis -
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TME UxcEarAIk aad dusGSsS Iabis weathei
which we have hadfoos : Dne Weeks past llds been
very successful in. ptodneihs any daaahly 06 nil
famous colds. We have hda one which has Ten,
dered our ordinary duties mcst burtbehsoms %
some time. aud which tOok about thfee nightss -
yete stewing, 5esides some from NE doctor, to
sweat out Of "a. We heaElC G q gEaata nnmbeEIin
The same predicameA 10 iTIla ti-eslsa