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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

SrRANa: REvELtrLoN.-Im an egotistical letter
TO the New YORK Courier and Enquirer. General
James Watson Webb, makes disclosure of some
interest 10 tits country. 1t appears that Webb
has conTived 10 push himsel! into the arstocratic
society of London. He has hat the honnr, he tells
us Of an invitation TO sort of Ministerial dinner
which, Of course. he did not decline. Ii seems,
moreover, that Ministers were wonde rfuIly conf
de initial in their lk and that Mr.. Webb was made
the recipient of some important secrets OF State.-
Among other things Lord Palmelson suggested
the exreiiency OF mass meeting in New York
or the purpose Of givin. expression 10 the popular
sympathy with England in the contest with Rus
Sla. r"lS Is y remarkable observation-disclosures
able as exhibiting at the anxiety OF the BRIT
ish Government in regard TO the policy of this
country, and The means which they al: ready 10
employ for tie attainment of their object. Hce is
an instance of practical intervention in the LomeS.
tic affairs ut this country, with Il view to a direct
influence on the policy CT the government.
Enquirer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

HENRY CLAx.-Gen. Leslie Coombs communi
cafes to the National Inteligencer the following
resolutions prepared by Henry Clay in 1919, and
forwarded TO Gen. c. with the design of having
them, OF similar ones. presented 10 the people Of
Kentucky, without distinction of party, at public
meetings called for the purpose. These resolu-
tons are published Tor the first time:
l. ResotDed, That this meeting is firmly attach.
ed TO the union OF these States and that they go for
1t one and indivisDe, now ard forever.
z. hsSOLoed, That whist this meeting would be
most happy that the controverted question of sla-
very within the Territories recently acquired from
Mexlco should be settled in manner satisfactory
10 all parts of the Union, no settlement of il,
whatever II may e. will create any just occasion
for dissolvins the Union.
:. ). Resoloed, That this meeting beholds, in the
dissolution of our glorious Union, no remedy for
any alleged evils, real or imaginary, but a great
agraVatIon of them all, and contemplate that de-
poFaoIe event rs the parent of other calamilies for
ltahSceEdlng IN magnitude and fatal consequences
any OF which complaint is now made.
D. hrs0t"ed, That, as far us depends upon us,
we WIN Stnnd by supp IT, and uphold :he Union
AGAINST all attacks from without or within, and
@sn'Ist all ultraisHl, wheth at the North or tie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

lhVisornttn4 HSlaX1r or COFdtnl
One of the recommendations OF this vegetable
hilerant is that strengthens orlos endurance tho very
mainsprings OF lie. Tie Arabs DIR. Morse has
sured u in his interesting travels certain herb in
Guided in its Ingredients OF proIOnging life
and it is we'll known that these desert
live advanced age than any people ven
cradle Sheik of the Bedoun Tribe, accustomed 10
chew the leaves or the plant tobacco INTO
DR. NJ. that he had known weeks illness, that
he was O6 years OF agcl The ere is duuLI
that the Inrigorating EiriT Cordial gives permanent
vigor to the vital Organization, removing disease
exists IN any other than organic and terrifying
the system against its attacks, not yet ohta
ed footholh. stImulant much more delightful in its
effects than any form OF distilled crnented qrOr IL
clears instead ocoudmg the brain. actually aida per.
maneny to the natural vgor of the nerves. muscles,
digestive organs The fragile and delicate female, wheth
Ell married OF SINGLE will find 1t the best remedy he
pyseSl disturbances and Irregularities incident
structure aud habits. Individually neI vOus trcm
bings, gatherings of the heart, hearLes falig Gls
mysteries, dysepsiu, nausea, and regulate tho
whether TOO afuent The All physicallt sab
tiles seem to vanish before its genial influence
The Cordial is put up, highly ntratcd, pint bot
Ties Price hree dollars Ter BOTTLE for I've dollars
SIX for twelve dollars. G. II. RING. Proprietor,
l02 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United Staes Canada
and the West Indies.
cmts:-wnEELIxa-KELL.S &. CALDWELL.
ClNclHNNrI-B. H. MEIEINIS.
O3eSee advertisements amin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

U"Married on Sunday evening. 18th inst, by
Rev Mr.. Bartholomew, Mr.. Morgan Buthier and
Miss Mary Bartholomew, all of this town.
There is something peculiarly refreshing about
the above matrimonial ad, enture, and as The happy
couple didn't send US anything good we are going
10 tell on them. They got married uil OF n sudden
had never beef in each others company IN hour,
never ''walke' and sighed by moonl. ght,'' n;r
''sppcd the honey of loving lips" they sci asd.
all Cupd's statues, aud got marred on their own
hook. Three or four friends were passing Il
evening i'll company; remark made that
AoIgan ought to have wife, he 'caveL,' aud
said he would if he could find any one who would
have him; Mary looked up, ing. niously ana said,
will; John, said Morgan, go for The license, aud
lie did so ~ Ioublequick time; the niniste. (Aary'S
broher,) was called in, and the knot was tied US
strong and sacred pS "bond of holy writ" We
haven't lime 10 pIosophze; suffice tito say. this
wedding was done up in a truly progressive style;
up TO the highest standa ri of the 9th century. May
their happneSS be mnboumlet.-Nelo phiudeIpAia
DSmOcrut
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

A SEcoNn JOAN OF ARc.--The following is flon
the Paris correspondent Of the Cincinnati iazettr:
"a curious story is told at this moment OF
second Joan Of Arc who has appeared in the Turk
ish army. girl named Cara, descendant OF
Solomon Pacha, former Governor of Morcch in
Asia, arrived lately ut The city of Adams, on her
way TO Constantinople. She marched at the head
of a corps of irregular cavalry. Many persons
tried to persuade he to abandon The strange enter
prise; hut nothing shro> her courage or her resolu
ton 10 combat the enemies of her country. Some
persons thought TO intmida'e her by saying if she
was determined to remain in the army she must
give trial Of her skill by an assault at arm.
The Governor of Aiana, who was informed of
the fact, ordered thct the young girl should be
brought 10 him, and he asked her if she still. per-
sisted in her resolution. She responded in the
affirmative, and added that she would engage will
imgly i'll the trial at arms to which they said sic
must submit, rovided they would give her for her
adversary the yravest and the most vigorous of the
1000 cavaliers Of which the detachment was COM
posed. The combat took place Immediately, and,
after contest Of some minutes the cavalier chosen
for her adversary was disarmed by the young girl,
aud declared vanquIshed The Governor then
ordered that she should be regularly enrolled,
counted her down 1900 piasters. (S75) and gave
the rank of officer 10 her brother, no served in
| inferior grade"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

ORIcrN OF THE Term "OLD DoMrNioS."-Few
things are SO we'll calculated TO awaken in the
mind of the proud Virginian, when wandering in
foreign lands touching "reminiscences OF home and
kindred. as the simple mention OF the "Old Do
minion.' Aud yet there comparatively few
who are aware Of the origin of the term which
has so long and so generally been applied 10 VIZ
gua. II originated thus: During the Protectorate
OF Cromwell, the Colony of Virginia refused 10
acknowledge his authority, and declared itself in
dependent. Shortly after, when Cromw ell threat
emed 10 send n fleet and army 10 reduce Virginia
TO subsection, the alarmed Virginians sent mes
Senger 10 Charles II, who was then an exile in
Flanders, inviting HIM to return in tie ship with
the messenger and be king Of Virginia. Charles
accepted the invitation, AMI was the of EN-.
barkation, Wien he was called TO the throne of
England. As Soon as he was IaIrly seated on the
throne, i'll gratitude inr the loyalty of Vireinia, lie
caused her cont OF arms To lie Quarlered with those
OF England. Ireland and Scotland, an ,ndepen.
dent member OF the e'npile-a distinct portion OF
lii "Oh Dominion" Hence arose the origin OF
the term. Copper coins OF Virginia were issued
even as late as the reign Of George III, which hore
on one side the coat OF arms OF England, Scotland,
Itel.ntl and Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

Ia Monument TO WArr.-A somew hat curious
proposition is now beng agita,el in Scotland. IL
Is proposed 10 build IN Gteenock, great pile or
earn oil stones gathered from all parts of the wori
IN honor OF james Watt-the mechan who frst
applied steam to the working Of machinery. The
pile is TO lie erected in new cemetery on The ives
tern front OF high hill which commands mag
boring country for many miles around. On En-.
summit of this elevation spot has, from The first
Inyirg out Of The grounds, been reserved as suit
ao!e sight Tor monument TO Watt, of more sub
stnn'lal and striking description than any tribute
yet elected 10 his memory
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

aJcrhey have some queer iurymen in Iowa. 4
few days since an old topper died rather suddenly
Tue coroner, in consequence, held an inqueSt-IIs-
tened TO The testimony OF u physican-and was
about rendering verdict "wuter on the brain,''
wien Mr.. SIucum Pepplepods, rig TO object
"Mr. Coroner, have known the deceased for len
mo:tal years, aud know he has never seen a So
Der moment in nl that time. TO say thnt such a
ri ii sls5fSSs
Mr.. Coroner, should be, gin, rum, or brandy on
the brain, but as cannot get such verdict, / am
willing TO split the difference compromise-anI
oung in verdict as follows: "Died IRON Tie ef.
Iects OF brandy and water on the BRAIN The
compromise was agreed 10 and the verde, is mart
ana parcel Of the recorded doings Of low.l.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10
correspondence of the Enquirer.
w, SUM- 4. Use

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April 4. 1854. I
MesSrS Editors:-llrere was very serious rem
couIre here on yesterday, about two O'Clock, at
the Monticello House, between Mr.: Edgar GARTH
and Air. David w. Flournoy. Bowie knives and
pistols were used by both parties, and both the
Young men were wounded-NIr. Garth very Seri-
ously lie was cut in several places, the neck,
breast AMI abdomen, and also received pistol ball
in his eft breast. Mr.. Flournoy was wounded in
several places, The worst being OH his ann. His
wounds are not dangerous, and are slight in COM
pnrison with these re ceived'by Mr.. Garth. 1t is
said that three Of Colts revolvers we're used by
the parties perhaps six or mere shots were fired,
only ONE of which took effect, upon Mr. Garth
The shooting was on The street. Ii being Court
day, there were many persons passing, but no one
was accidentally shot, " Inch is most wonderful,
THIS sad occurrence took place while the people
Were sitting down 10 dinner in the Monticello
House.
Several CT our physicians and surgeons were
soon OIL, the spot and DIRE Ssed the Wounds OF the
combaitantS. Mr.. Flournoy was afterwards COM
mi,ted 10 jail TO await judicial investigation,
which will take place ills ming ut ten o clock.
Mr.. Garth is in The Monticello House, in the charge
of his fathers family. Mr.. Garth rested quite
well last night, and is considered TO be much bet
ter this morning. Yours, &c. A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

DA%cERs ArrExprS0 DIssEcr1oS.-Tbe Ros,ou
Times says that Mr. John V. Miller, son of thu.
late DR.. Miller, OF Fairhaven, Mass, died at Dor
chest, last week under distressing circumstances.
The deceased had just completed a course of lee
lures at the Medical College in this city. He was
present at the closing lecture last Wednesday,
Ills death is attributed to morbid poison received
ut a post mortem examination. Everything which
mt"cal skIl could suggest TO arrest the poison
attended IL, without success, and he lied from
disease accidentally taken while preparing for
nat profession in which he had looked forwa ard
Tor life Of usefulness and honor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

Tue NEBRssEA Bit. IN Nkw HAMrsmrRn.-The
N''0 HamP'hire Gazette, the Oldest Democratic
Journal II. the State. closes long article upon
the recent election and the Nebraska bill as lol-
lows:
.,'rhe friends of the Nebraska bill need fear
nothing from full discussion of its merits It's
we lully believe that to them alone can we look
tor cessation Of the abolition exctements, which
have been productive only of evil 10 the country.
The Democratic partywill take its high stand upon
thLs great lltionalq 'estion. and in past times,
lonai interests Appealed IN vain for its support, il
VIII be sustained by thc popular verdict of the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

BIBLES PnomBrrEp,-Thc Archbishop of Next
CO has addressed 10 all the clergy a circular, in
which lie recommends 10 them the greatest vigil
lance in preventing tie circulation aud reading OF
PTot stant Bibles, which are being introduced
from the United States in Tamaul,pls, across the
Texan frontier. The Archbishop says that he has
received personal information Glcm the Minister of
Justice that measures have already been taken by
The government TO prevent the Introduction OF tile
Bibles aud other books, and the Operations OF the
agents alimdetl TO, by whom the Bible Society is
said To work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

TuE Portsmouth, Ban, n .usLRy-Tbe trio, r.
John ". Rand. chcrscd with the robbery If ~.
Bank Of Virginia. at Portsmouth, has teen post.
l'oned until September next. and change of venue
granted, Irwin benson, charged with aiding Rand
to'essapc from, jail, las been discharged after re
rnaining in jail eleven month.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

1rThe Boston Bee has the following, for the
benefit OF sausage eatrrs:-''We are told that one
oil lie largest sausage dealers in this city, recently
made four Hundred pounds of snusages, from veal
killed on the day Of birth This is getting I'M
noarshment Tor our citizens III a manner charac.
Iersed more by haste than good TASTE II the mys-
terles OF sausage making was known, we annfe.
nend that the trade would lose lis profits Ofthis
II may be said. in the language of the poet, "Ipno
rance is bliss e""
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W scamp in Cincinnati, who used obscene
language to girl in the street. was nut intoo Inm1
gson OH bread anu water for ten days ana fneLs Al
and costs. '''" ="
uj-MFs. Payer, who was recently washerwo
man; rs now practising physician in Cincinnati;
SMu itls IePoteo That She was arrested last week
ior passing counterfeit money.
1J-The .''Know Nothings'' are said 10 number
seVentee II hundred in Washington CITY, In Phil
aueiphIa we lave heard them committed at twenty
thousand. GUY
I'kev. Z. Billings Smith, of New York has
zee" elected Professor OF Mathematics and the
Iowa. S"''s is''S'
B'Flye stores were brrned down in BROOKLYN
600. Oout eao'-
Richmond. f'N''"s i"
l--;rhere were 4S6 deaths in New York city,ast
week. ~" wy '""s
% a,rDuring the week ending March 25 there were
% deaths in Charleston. S'e
1rln Pittsburgh there were IA deaths during
the past week.
week. l''" i"s'
=. u The Memphis Evening News of the oath nj.
titno says, that David Monogan was murdered at
tHe grocery store, in the upper part of that CITY,
on the 3d. ~'''
n-rhe Rev. DR. Thompson preached his hftietb
annual sermon TO the people of Bare. Mass, on
the llth ult. VIZ
= a7-''Did you see that clarionet reed,' DYES
Did you see that wheel,pigAt?''
~ I 65,s Strengthening plaster for weakly
:, GHoY did Burns know that .JOhn Barleycorn
was dead!' He saw his beer.
ma e s three feet make yard, how many will
u-Why is april moist month"; Becansa ,,5,.
in the Spring Of the year. 'ss"uSe u Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10
From the Now York Spirit of The Times.
An ORIGINAL Love Story,


DEAR P.-Ycur city poets may as well chang
their harns on' the Park trees. The Pegasus OF
Gotham not fast enough. We in the country
can beat his time, and mol half Try. ANY jury OF
The "free aud intelligent would certainly award
a leather medal to the Cattaraugus "lovyer" who
penned the accompanying lines. There is some
thing in them that city folks never dreamed Of
The poets description of Courship and Love in a
Cottage is very touching. AS they are not copy
righted you may have them.
Yours, &c. ELEMEN.
ELL,corTvILLE, N. Y, March 16, 1854.
He struggled to kiss her. Sho struggled the same
To prevent him, SO bold and undaunedi
Ent. smitten by lightning, he heard her cXclaim
''AVauMt, sir!" anu off he avaunted.
but when lie returned, with fhe f.tdistist laugh,
Showing clearly that lie was aIfronted,
And threatened by main force TO carry II of.
She cried "DOn'I!' and the poor fellow IOmtei.
When lie meekly approached, and gel down her feet
Praying loud, as before lie had ranted,
That she would IorEve him, AMI thy 10 be sweet,
And said, Cant you?''-the dear girl recanted.
Then softly lie whisrered-''llow could you do 500
certainly thought was Tilted.
But como thou with me, to the paIson we'll go;
Say, wilt thou my dear?" and she wilted.
Then gaily he took her her home
a shanty by means enchanted
"Sce here we can live with no longing to r0Sm''
lie said, "Shant we, my dear?' So they Shamtied
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Mo. l, sprigg House Emporium.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND yEsiINGs!


NE" = SffnsS ANA sSti III M Cr G Gods! Z.
14h Pleasure lII beir:; able say 70 my Did cas- :
eTs aud the fash oiiabc community, Iuat nave *
returned from New York aud have been able to .tI4
lite InoSt Fashionable Goods for the that tie s
Emporium, New York can impuTt from rtarce arI IL
"l: countIeSi and having dis cnsed with tie sale ,os
mon clothing, gives and tine 10 a,sd d
lie wants oil my customers in fashionable war VI
new stock now consists OF
DALItiA CLOTHS.
Also silk and WOO ca SHINE retts all sb.I., 49,, IT..
nohoazhe, dIapiter summer cloths, linen ann grsSsSI,
&c, Tor making frcCk, dress. sack and busitssco
eleneti English, and mel lean cassime Ies: sso ~,
linen dtlltlHss &c, for making pants As TO VSS,i%s
nave Tue Most beautiful selection ever looked a; in
" al oil which am NOW prepared 10 axe nm
"a ollabe and best style, as have secuted VI Prss
services as cutter for The coming season. feel rsr. /
saying mat can furnish better cloths IEalIa mr.
oil the Allegheny mountains " vi! N'Hss wa
IN connection with the above have beautiful ,ss,,,
menu FURNISHING Goods, ali fire seasOnsbe and s,t
unable consisting of cloth, cashmere cashneye,t No.
ha1ne grass lihcM diabita and plain linen GorE H..
aI business coats, vests and pants made from lie ma,
fashionable and seasonabe Goods in great va iriy: ,s
iihcn and cotton Shirts, SILK. lii en- lambs Woo; 70.
gloves and SuSrcMIlers. "' ''' H's
hosiery IN great variety; also yeTv OF her article emit
aoie Tor completing teRtlcnan.s wal jrUbe -"
an Inc above named aiiCcS fuse' her yyi h uauv oa
ARG es that an be found my store No l. Srgr IONS
tease Cell III aud take loOk, and ,uuc Oh tse youTx
'"'>t S RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

CAPITA. PUNIsnMENr--An attempt is being
made in Wisconsin to repeat the law Of that State
by which capital punishment was abolished. This
VIII probably not be accomplished, but there is
reason TO believe the low will undergo an csssn-
tial modification. On Saturday last, we observe,
ON passed the lower house OF The Legislature,
by vote OF Sc to 81. SO amending the presentlaw
as TO make the penalty of murder death after nm
imprisonment of Ten years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

WoNAH's Ric"rs.-rhe ladies of s,euben, Nc,
Incehseo al The backwardness and stupidity of their
lords lately got up ball on their own account.
intee female managers hicd the hall, furnished
refreshments sent cards of invitation 10 about forty,
gentlemen, had regular shave down or dance
with them' waited upon their male partners 10 SIM.
per. and paid the bills! They were unable 10 nro.
cure female vioInist. but got over the d;eic,l-v
by dressing up man in reitcoats.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

Est Ct tTv sI
back to the clefgym' ana desired Inn 10 lake her
ngaIn. The cls rsyman asked hat was the matter
with her. "Why, maSsh, she no good The book
says, she obey me. She no wasl, my clothes. She
no do What want her to do. The Minister repIi
Ell: ''Bnt the book SAYS you must take her for lei
ter or Tor wntse." eyes, massa. but she all worse
good at ail.'' ~ "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

Cor HIN at LAsr.-Mrs. Jemima Jipson never
conid go 10 bed without first looking underneath
10 see II somebody was not slowed away there.--
But her search had always been bootless Al rsst,
however one night she spied Cor thought she did,
winch is all The sane.) the long looked for boots
"oh! Mr.. Jipson! Mr.. Jipsonl' she screamed
out, there is man under the bedp'
rs there?" cooiy d1awied her husband, ..well
my dear am glad you have found him at last
you have been looking for him these twenty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-10

DISTRESSING AFrAlH.--A young man named
TITLES accidentally Shut his sister last week, near
Georgetown Cross Roads, Maryland, whilst trihing
with his gun. lie had the weapon i'll his hands,
anu pointed it at her, when she ran and he rur-
sued her Ond just as she went TO close the door of
The house. the gun accidentally went of, and the
load entered her side. Her physician thinks she
canno. recover
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SPECIAL OTTO ELS,
w ALL PAP E r !.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that lie has reeevad his spring stock OF
Wall Paper, Window Shades and 10 dels.
The latest and styles, sale al the lowest prices
by JOS GRAVES, Mains st.
aplO Centre Wheeling
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Mr.. EDIron:-I announce myself independent can.
d,atc the Office Of Sheriff OF Ohio County, al the
suing spring election
mrS-daw JOHN BRADY.
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TO rI.e voter. of ohio q,

TO the Voters of Ohio County.
offer myself candidate for the ontce ior Sheriff Of
Ohio county, and reelected shall heretofore discharge
the duties of the oilce faithfully and mparttoly.
mri1 w. S. WICKHAM.