Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-15

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This extraordinary woman is attracting much at
iSns many admirers NV her; brilliant haTaneesl and
Jarins oratorv she Is arowdy pirl, and mn mis-
take fy ho is cursed with the most fanaticals opin
ions, land blest with the finest genus. ssBttle
Tns' y, sa;d q conntrv In her al don,t ex
acfly 20 with your logic or believe your creed
INF me thing I am certain Of God5ma,e Won an
oratorln We are in the same predicament, with
This Inference. TINT we do not any of her
creed 3 we nnde stan nd il ~ hie we are conyinc-
ed that She is onefof tlle most eloquent teclaimers
of this or nv other day. from the time of Aspasia
to The moment Of our, penning these lines
irhere is moi more terrible feyolutionist abroad
than little Luoy of The close cut hair and Turkish
nantsinnns and more stnerilons, stuff has sbeen
sbrieked outin her clear treble within The last
few months than we have heard during all the 4
iNoctes Ambrosiane Of abolitionisin. She is a
brave hnssy, toe, and laughs at opposition. She has
been sneesed at by but persistenty has
she given back sneer for sheer sarcasm for sarcasm
and blow for blow. ssYou might assassinate, but
you cannot intimidate her." She does not know
what it is tosbe afraid; she leaves trembling and
Nesonin the wood, cannot see tears, :, CON
her as ys ,vonld mn antber
delicate ahanelv limbs and terr,ble snr;t.
we would nrefer leayinr tbe Of her 10
s. to ssai ne Ter
The has not vet annsaIsd Who
this KatbaTirle. The victory over tbe immortal
shrew affoYds no nreeedent for her She. langhs at
nrec dents. foT as She Isabslla ofSSnain
had beens en;5et, Inv nrfcedsnfs CoInmhis would
never have stseoyeted Afnericaif we sdns NOT be-5
iieyeitbat even irnony yyonliI9 oniet She
WHOM I MAKE her hi,shantl a iosonber IN sni{a
ofbimsef and peTipatetic philanth:opist " betiI.
wished II or not She has Ftoo muni,is,iy II,
fnr any, mo n f[ IL she s 10 hsin
him with the ..mSrai suasio of a cudseI She
cn,,ia hin az 10 ,;1 80 ~,
9 .n, sis, ann fa, Sanr
Than "A mnfcli for the hest Of Won. $50
. We wonder did she ever read I,ennyson's Prin-
cess-thats glorions picture oil defiant womanhood
which built up magnificent teudaism IN wins b 4
The rst touch encha nttrs tinse,S we
almost fancy her pupil o., the Prlncess-ones of
her favored declples-one OF
.'The sweet girl graduates in their golden hairs-
. ha sincerely wish mat some would. en-
affection and gentieness which becomes her,
Read the Princess bold gin, and learn your iatel
Meantimeit would he well for lparties, you're
seif particularly, Il you would "take your time,
Miss Lucy, sas fss5t2; (,
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