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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

Tho merchants of Wheeling recently held
meeting, und resolved not 10 8 Ihror IN
Trimmings after the first Of Junuay.-Nl0r'
gantOEH Mirror
w We ME, these same "merchans OF
Wheeling" at the gEea. banquet given on
the occasion Of the completion of the Balti.
more aud Ohio Railroad, and thought we
never saw merchants thr0v IN trimmings"
with greater lberali,y or better glace.-
The Mirror mus! he ksn.--Brownsvtl!c
Clipper.
CO.. We we're also at the 'benquet," but
from our point Of observation we were led
to conclude that these "mcrchants" were IN
the wholesale liae, going it most vigorously
by the bolL! After such an OCCASION it is
nothing uncommon to pass resolutions Of re-
form, and 50 they did, as stated above. No.
sir, we are not mistaken ...
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The Baltimore American Of Tuesday last
SAYS 80" The anxiously looked for steamship
Niagara arrived at Halifax yesterday after
noon, the very boistetons weather on the A.
lantic having prolonged her passage TO six
teen days. She bring dates from Liverpool
10 tho 7,h instant, aud important news. 4
general European war is deemed inevitable,
the Gar having rjsc,cd the last proposition
Of tho Western powers, Il is also stated
that the Gar had given Oriets Tor the I'M
mediate crossing Of the Danube. y tremen.
dous storm had occurred throughout Eng
land, France and Belgium. The commercial
news is also important. Tile breadsiufr mar
ket was excited. and flour had advanced 3s.
Cd. per barrel, whea; Is. 10 Is. 3D. pet bush
and corn Is. Cd. 10 IS. per quarter. The
market was more excited than at any time
since the Irish famine year. Cotton is Te-
ported finn with an upward tendency.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
IMPORTANT TREarr,


a correspondent IN washington has
cent US synopsis OF an linpo'tant 'rna'
~ "h'ch II IS sald MI. IadSden has
.lns' cohc'nned win 'he goSofn'Ecnt "i
MeS'co' II tho iniormu'ion furnished
Wy our correspondent DC authentic una
We have no reason 10 a'SFoss H. Mr.
uausdcn mas "nqncst'nna"iy accom-
rlishod signal diplomatic ach'evemcnt'
when We consider tho "nlr''"dIy heel
i"g OF tho Mexican people and gov.
.ernnsnt towards the =. states, and the
VARIOUS de!Ica'" and dlshcu!t issues nc,
tween thu iwo countries, We may well
"on'toT TINT any treaty has been "e&o'
uHted ! and when we come 70 eSati!'n'
rho s!lpuIat'ons anH conditions OF me
crtnpact, our surprise WIN be increased
IN tho hrst place The o'sPu,e respect
ing me right o' way across inc isthmus
Of Tehuan'epec has been adjusted Gnu
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
Thtngs ahoat G!om7.

TIE Rivct las beet up, and 70 has oH'
new boat, ,hc MoEoScaitEIa EEtLG"--
This is handsome bpai, hut viii show 10
much greater advantage when furnished, Tor
which purpose she left herr 'o' Pittsburgh
Oh Monday last.
u Captain Kincaid, with tie "Co'ones
Morgan" sliIl continues to navigate these
waters. Well, "oppositlon is the life oil
trade wheneve, there ID bufiness enoush 10
make j! PAY.
u Mr.. CnAlo, at Rogers Mill, continues
to turn on, Extra Family Flour at rapid
rate. II we reculrct Oright, he erinds, on
one run Of stones, at the rate Of two barrels
al hour!
There ORC probably other good Mills in the
neighborhood, but what can we know about
them? They don, advertise!
o. We learn that Mr.. NJ. CALLESplSE,
who has been merchandising in this place
for number of years, has sold oul his stock
Of Goods to Alessrs. Philip Rogers and Evans
D. Fosle.
n.7~ There is great demand at present,
in this town, for tencments suitable for ME.
chanics, at a moderate rent. Why do not
some Of our capitalist. put up rows of such
houses! II properly done it would prove a
good investment, besides adding 10 the pop
uuiiOn and business Of the Borough.
G5~ The EIectioueering Campaign bids
fair 10 open quite b'iskIy. The contest for
the SherlTal'y will be animated, no doubl.
There is no scarcity OF candidates for the
Magistracy. We should run for that Office
oursclf, and Of course be elected, il there
was any reasonable probability that on
subscribers would pay up 10 "the SQUIRE
any sooner than to common man.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

A rnoxisE should ia given with caution
aud kept wih care. y promise should be
made BY the heart and remembered By the
head. A promise is the offspring OF in-
len,ion, and should be nururrd by recol-
lection. A promise should be the result
Of reflection. A promise. and its perlor.
mancrs should, like The scales o! true
balance, always present rntual adjust
ment A promise delayed is Justice defer
red. A promise neglected is an untrnIll
told. y promise attended 10 is debt
settled.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
Rvo..tioa NJ Inquiry.

BY Mr.. Koiner--1'hal the Committee
of Courts Of Justicu be instructed 70 IN
enirc iatothe espediency of providing
for the moro otec;uslsupprsssion ofihe
sale Of spurious liquors, 10 slaves aud
free negroes, by providing . more sum
mary punishment, increasing the penal.
~, giving opc:helf 10 the iulormer, aud
Ivy making the iniormsr a eomsetent
witness to prOyelhc offence.
5Ir. Raymond presented an affidavit
Of Thomas G. Wa,sonsin sclaIionto a
nn:tsr u AZ application i"r tho chang,
Of tic Division line Of tho counties Of
Marion arl !lonongeliu.
MrSMGul moved 10 suspendlhe rules
far thc,purpoae ofrcconsidering The vote
Nv which the l1ousu determined to re.
Ter the numerous petitions on2the SUB.
ier, oftcmperance 10 the Commiltes3of
Cmrss Of J4s.isc. 1
III" lloasA,sby yole of5l' TOGO, &C.
fa..1 ~ .uspsSl thu la!a3,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
legislature Of Virginia,
House or DELEGATES.

January te, 1854

HOSE or pElruATrs.
January 1885,
siessrs. Walinco. Dunn, Muttz and
Brown of Stafford and King GuOrge,
Ghairmen of Stuulipg Committees, re-
poned bills, viz:
a bill to amend tho third section Of
chapter 1903 oftho Code of Virgins, do
as to declare all person. having negro
S,loo! in Them mula!toe, sud rspnaling'
The l7th ssn,ion Of chapter lp7 Of the
Code.
A Senate bin, wi;hou; amendment,
4 authorizing the construction OF suoher
Rack by the Virginia Central Railroad
Company fro,n some po:n. On their road
east Of Charlottesville 10 Richmond.
Reso'ssios' Of lsqR'ry.
The following resolutions. cnquiring
into the expclisncy Of laws on the va
rious suhjec;s referred to therein, were
severally offered, adopted, aud eppro.
pris,ely referred: ~.
By Mr.. Haymond-.That the Com
,o;t,ee nm s,pks enquire into this cxpe.
d;eney Of authorizing tho establishment
nfaSayings Bank in the town Of pala-
tine, lin Marion county.
By Mr. Moore-of reporting hill
for the relief nj ThoInas a. Horner,
J Sheriff oss Ha'r's'' esan'y'
~ ~ E sarre'tT-Stas f,GP sse,''ns :
T;r 60 :, .a eS u np,s,. of snr,.y
mn, "a In rcce;ys, il certain cs,es"
Mr.. co,nbs--Of AMENDING tho &C, to
Incorporate Morgan,own, 50 as 10 com
pei the citizens within tho corporate
limits Of sa'a Iowa % pa! eonhty a,.n
poor TAX IN Inc same manner ,"Ss "a, Wv
citizens o. eoan''es arc 'e9u'as ;.A ~ ' ,,,'
20 pay SAID tax 'e.pec"re'!' @nn'n sus
ss'''a' '0""'''' - '"e '''''' .
fs''E'0H''
By Mr.. Maaon-A petition al III
citizens of Albemar!c. csklnga law TO
prohibit the sale ofin'oSicai!ns liquors
By Mr.. Pa,ricls-Of lie voters Of
kanawha county, praying the passage
nfa lawprohihi.inr the ,ratFicin in,ox.
ica,ing liquors, with certain conditions
and provisions.
10y. p,,;,;,,, oe s;r,;,,- c,,nr,c,o-
ts=D ss''''"' ~ 0'' ";
have been presented 70 the Legislature
from large number Of voters Of not
less than seresty:fre Counties. and the
sb,wsr docs no, seem to haze aba,ed.
The )" wa;,<,J Question" will have TO
oe pull 49,, ;,
CorHgtos aHs Gao ffa'fF0aa'
Tho covingion md Ohio Railroad bill
came up in oraer---the question being
upon Mr. Andersen' rs. motion to fill the
blank with ss'oao'ooo'
Mr.. HaSnOrQ addressed inc llousc
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
Closure Of Kentucky DlstilIerics.

Tho Louisville Courier reports Il.
lcas, fifty per cent decrease in Bourbon
whiskey. In Harrison county alone the
amour, oflast years dislil'ation was a.
about COO bills. This year ii vii! be
not more Than 10000. Nearly hu!fthe
distillerics in the county have closed up
Of been converted into other purposes.
Others will follow the SAME cause as
soon as The prcsen, season is over.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
ron TIE MIRROR.

Mrssrs. Editors
! have question 10 PROFOUND
TO YOU. and as Editors are supposed 10 know
every thing, you will confer favor By an.
sweling. ls,, How came Aldridge Turner
10 his death or in other words, who killed
him? Was his death suicidal7 Was it just.
" chargeabls 10 tile MAE.TRAp through which
he fell, or to the man who sold him his last
glass
Very truly, yours QUIZ.
ASswrR.-Wi,hOut pretending to "know
every thing" or the half Of it, we do know
that contractor who neglects to finish a
bridge, is morally, and we presume legally,
responsible for the accidents that occur in
consequence Of such neglect. We also know
that every one who dies from in,emperance
is suicide-ani that he who sells him the
"LAsr GLASS" as well as he who sells the
FIRST, are accessories before the fact We
know, fartherm ore, that the CouRT which
grants The license to sell the death beverage
aud the PEorLE who uphold the Court in so
doing, are largely participant III the gull: OF
the murder .-ED!ross.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

Despair makes dsspicabIe figure,
and descands from Il mcan original
IT'S the offspring of fear, Of laziness,
and Impotence: it argues defect Of
spirit aud resolution, and oltentmcs of
honesty too. would no! despair, un'
less I saw my. misfortune recorded in
tho book of ia,o, and signed and sealed
by necessity,-ColItr.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

u lion. J.I. Crittendeu was, onihc 10Th
inst, elected to the United States Senate BY
the Legislature Of Kentucky. The democrats
voted for Gov. Powell. The vote Stood
Cti,,cnjen IS; FowrIl IS
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

From what we can learn from Richmond.
the &congregaicd wisdom Of our State has
mind to get ri,! Of the Prohibitory Liquor
question with tho leas. possible ceremony.
Although petitions have been sent III from
about an hundred Counties signed by many
thousands Of voters, the House Of Delegates
has denied them the small courtesy OF refer
ence to Special Committee, and sent them
TO The Committee on Courts OF Justice, III
whose keeping they will be as ellectualIy
smo,hered as in beer barrel 1t is useless
to try for u Psohibjiory Law until we select
sober and conscientious men to lesislate for
us! And in order to do this we mus, i'm
prove the machinery By which they are Sc.
lected.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

a Mrs. Williams. who eIoped from
Columbus Ohio, with man named
Griffith was arrested in Cincinnati some
days since, and sent buck to her bus.
band. She has since killed her hus.
band by giving him poison at tho ins'i.
CATION ofGrtfith. She and her paramoug
are now in jail to await trial
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
N0N0NGALTA MIRROR.
MORGANTOWN, Va.
Saturday. Jnsl;lnry rs, 1854.
OR AEETClES.

IT mr.. E. PIERCE, No. 40, South Third st.,
Philadelphia, is one Of our most cblgins uad
attentive Agents.
E. ". CARR. Third street, opposite the Ez-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for tina,
City,
Dr.. Z. PARSONS. Gladly Creek, Barbour co.
has kindly consented 10 act as Agent for the
Mirror.
u. NJ. ANVIL, Ncs,orvillc. Barbour CO., Va.
c. CRESAp, ESQ.,, Kingwood, Preston CO., Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

% This is but the beginning. The list
will be extended shortly. And then there is
another set, who are too lazy to run away,
and too rOgui.h to pay. We shall attend TO
them also in due time
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
BLACK LIST.

The following named persons have ab
squatulatcd, or gone off, leaving US miuus
the sums set opposite 10 their names. We
should b glad if some Of the friends they
have lef! behind would settle up for them.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

ELscrnrcAL RsroRr.--0ur friend B.
was travelling lately in the cars; when a
man came up and asked for hisiarc. "sVho
ateyou" said i}--,"l!ny names Wand
and, I'm the Coaamtor," "0h," says
B--ysry quietly, "thOt can't be-, for
Hood issinon- conductor
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
xtems of Aews, sc.

e. Col. Jefferson Davis has been elected
to the United States Senate by the Lesisla'
ture Of Mississippi. His opponent, Cover.
HOT Foote, has resigned the gubcrnatorlal
chair in disgust, and started for California
This election will cause vacancy in Fsesi'
dent p!ctvo's Cabinet.
O~T NJ. Bop&co, for many years Minister
from Russia to our Government, died few
days siuce, q, Washington city, at an advaH'
ced age.
o7 The NlessEs. Willard are going TO put
up in Washington city, a mammoth Hotel,
10 accommodate Thousand persons. They
will call it the Metropolis for oil Nations.
H The entire composition on the "ChrIs.
,ian Press" Of Cincinnati, is done by young
women, who have been learned the art since
the first Of December last.
D- Gov. Ujhazy, from his western hon',
has recently declared his readiness and that
OF his sou, to place themselves at the dis
posal of Kossulh, at any time when their
services may be required.
The Wuynesbnrs Pa. Eagle states that the
Scarlet Fever is raging to considerable en-
tent in the upper part OF Morris township,
Greene county, and proves very fatal.
The same paper states that the poisoning
Of children at Mount Norris (mentioned in
this paper week or two since was caused
by their eating roots, (prObably sweet Aag,)
and no, confectionery.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

A private company with capita! Of
ten million Of dollars. has been formed
at San Francisco, for the establish men;
ofstcam communication with China.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

GE The trial of Jaqncs, at Clarks.
burg. is at length finished. The jury
brought in verdict Of not gritty.
Young men "fton miss figure when
6gnriny fora Miss
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

The number of Indians in the United
States is stated ip the Report of the
Secretary of the Interior, 10 be 100000,
Of which $4,000 are east Of the Missis-
sippi.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

G-A Caiifornsr paper gives the fol-
lowing as bill of fare at a Chinese res
,auran! IN that city: "CatCutlet, % cents.
Griddled Rats, 6 cents; Dog Soup, u cents
Roast Dog,l cents; Dog Pie, 6 cents"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

% The Richmond Enquirer thinks the
Legislature will certainly renew the charters
of the Banks applying for a renewal, and
does no, know Of opposition to it from any
quarter.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

During the past calendar year, the
cash duties received at New York have
amounted 10 S43,0SS, sos.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

In one day, week or two since, moro
than four hundred thousand letters pas.
sed through the New York Post Office.
Seven hundred thousand children at
tended school in the six New England
States.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
MMuNICATgp.
The Bethel cause.

Mr. Eli,or,--Perm,t nc, through your
paper. to report the resuIt Of my effort IN
the Bethel cause il This piece. Its proper
that ! should say, by way OF explanation,
that some Of The congregations we've very
small, at the time ! presented tho claims of
The society whose interest | represent.
The amounts received arc as follows:
Methodist L. Church, S51 90
Methodist P. Church, 81
Presbyterian Church, 90
Baptist Church, !. rs
hereby presen! my thOnks 20 The friends
Of this good cause for their " free will offer
inss," and kind wishes for success in this
important henevoler, work. May the rich
es, Of blessings abide with them always!
G. D. BATTELLE.
AIo-ganiown, Jan. ol, 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30
RryER nMpoRra.

SUNFlSH,-Per steamer Stephen BGyard.-
Triangle Il Co, 10 bids tobacco, bbls beans; a
Kidgley, Clio sacks potatoes, . boxes bacon, key
) NJ Mathews, 20 bbIs flour; VIM Goodhew, 25
pays pay m!Gl!ngs; Burger & Hoffman, box tallow,
hqes; d Murray, basket eggs, do butter.
- 81 e. BENVlLLE--Per Steamer Viroqua.-
CIangle u Co 30 bales batting; G w Anderson,
~ Kegs lard, l box n'dze; S Bayard ploughs
va! na:S Of empty bags; I Sweeney and Son, turn
PARKERSBURGH.-Peri Steamer Fort Pitt
Triangle 4 Co. hid tobacco; Warfed and Al
S SinSon &c dcz buckets, do tubs. nests do; J
AiiioF d Co 1875 SKIS oats; H K List and Co Is bis
wheat box rags; Pumphrey l lot of cattle, bas-
Ms@ egg hid tobacco; Passen ers Al SKIS pola-
S SosS2 bags hops, lot OF cattle, box eggs, keg
!atd 90 barrels, Ibis -four, sack potat es; re-
ssI'PPed 100 barrels, bbls eggs, 50 SKIS wheat, )
bids tobacco.
CINCINNATI Per Steamer Pittsburgh--Mc-
Atse BIOS. hhds tobacco, 1874 uerces hams. Al
. oolS PORK, hlllllams. bbls do; Gordon, Ma
1e~s X Co. IS boxes Of meat; S g Biker d Co.
LOuISvILLE-Per AtaLanta.-F & H Il bills
II6lk; McAfee Bros, rs fierce lard; GeoW Smith,
Per Fort Henry.-F& H 1850 bbls rcrk. $3.50
S - mid lies; BF p i26 boxes mi,ldles; M'Afee
dos. Is bills lard, casks hams. ! ] bbls pork, l
as feathers, box roots; I Sweeney d Son, IL
O"es glass; J NJ Mathews, 10 bags grain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30

AS ACCOMPLISHED SERvANr.-Itis srated that
Judge Mason, our Minister to Ftence, has en-
ployed tall coIored man, of the true Virginia
type. who was taken 10 Paris fifteen years ago.
by an American Minister. and who has remained
in ErrOpe ever since, in the employ OF American
Ministers. either at Paris, st. Petersburg, or in
Germany. He speaks French, Russian, and
German, and is polite and well raised Virginia
servant. united TO a frst-rate French dancing
master -,--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30
FA> HIoNABLE AMUSEMENT.


WASHINGTON, ,29.-The city was thrown into
great excitement this morni by the report of duel
between MesSrs. Cutting and Breckenridge " hich
was 5hcreasec by all sorts of exaggerated rumors,
the most prominent of W hich was that Breckcn-
ridge was shot in the neck. From most reliable
sources gather information indicating that NEE
ting did take place early this morning at 'adens-
burg; that shots were exchanged is not denied bu,
friend OF BIS denies emphaticaly that the latte
is wounded, or that any damage was done 10 eli
Their party; more he will not say. All the c:rcum-
stances corrobo ate the rumor that fighting has IA
ken place. & "'+' t7 pr.
Cutting left the city yesterday afternoon in the
half past three train, and Breckenridge followed
al five o'coik. This led to the impression That -
duel was TO take place near Baltimore. Cutting
left the train at Bladensburg but Breckenridge be-
ing in the express train carried 10 the junction
and was obliged 70 return which he did in time 10
secure meeting at the place designated. Neither
are in the House.
The flair has been so decately arranged that
nothing CO n be known beyond the personal friends
Of The parties but there can be no doubt that nel-
ther OF them 'e hurt aud that the unpleasant diff
ficulty wi:l be amicably arranged.
Challenge was written by Cutting on Monday
short time alter adjournment OF the House, and
was made known 10 Breckenridge about IL o'cpk.
at night. Yesterday the friends Of the parties
were busy in arrangements for the meeting OF this
morning, butthe public were under the impression
that efforts were making 10 settle aud no appre-
hensioEs were felt that a renconter would take
place so soon.
The Marshal of the District and the Attorney
General are OH the alert; the parties will he PEE
vented from meeting again even If friends laIl 10
make satisfactory arrangements.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30

B-Santa Anna, tits said, has sent an order TO
Aessrs Ames, the great cannon manufacturers Of
Springfield, Mass, for two hundred guns OF from
fn TO fifteen pound coIibre each, and that the pay
nent of the order. which of course. includes the
mTply of vast amour, Of ammunition, musket-
W Fevolvers, &c., is 10 be made contingent on the
passage of the Gadsden treaty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30

YESTERDAY was brisk day at our wharf, the
landing being crowded with regular and transient
boats receiving and discharging freights. The
steamer Pittsburgh left with US considerable por-
ton of her cargo, whichisno uncommon thing for
the Pittsburgh line boats to do. They appear TO
have other business at our port besides providing
themselves with "butter and eggs for table use.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30

TuE WEATHER for several days past has been
unpleasantIy cold, but as moving time is at hand,
probabIy the amount Of caloric unbottled within
dsts, will extend 10 the atmosphere at large, and
by the beginning o: the week at fartlest, we may
e,pect some moderation. --r .as.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30

.rsr CAMrBELL's ARE CoMrSo."-rhese laugh
Invoking minstteIs will give series of en-
'.,,inmtnts in our city next week. Save your
..r,rs, boys-lots Of fun ahead. OF course
~, will have o.owded houses, as they have
-,srsEeE they go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30

Jonx BREWER, the second mate of the steamer
Fst Henry, got into difficulty with some Irishmen
,,Ciuciunat. and was severely cut in three place,
one Of IL cuts. in the fle:hy al. OF tie thigh,
bling eight inches long and two inches deep. r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30

The ORIGINAL BAKER FAMILY will visit our city
and give one of their delightful entertainments at
the Melodeon on Saturday evening. Many of our
citizens had the pleasure of hearing them sing
some slime since, and speak in the CHEST terms OF
their pc formance, and from tie eucomiums of the
press of the country, we are satisfied that they
have improved Their musical talent, and not per-
mted it 10 come down on a level with .'common
place." The editor of The Wyoming County Mir
pr, in speaking of one of the Bakers. says: s.But
Of George-what shall we say of hims Shall we
Iiken his lungs, and the musical strings of Lis
larynix, to bass vo and organ, made by stringing
cables across the month of the Mammoth Cave OF
Kentucky!-and an earthquake 10 Bow the bel
lows and put the strings in motion ! We would
advise him 10 form partnership with Niagara. he
sings bassO and Niagara soprano, and if th2nder-
storm should come along aud put in the alto, all
the better" Well. we,arebound TO hear that man
sing. ~ z.'s5 tt