Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-22

THE INIEI u GLE CDR.
TUESDAY MORNING JULY q, 1856
Central Ohio Raiiroad; 8
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W. SsiiF, WI isass sTi2TeIEa pfsSiSs
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-sr.,,1. aeneril Passenger Agent.
"a, G.oAr F. MoosE, the present 'Rcpubli-
-, member Of Congress from the Ross district
81 os;o has declared against Fremont, and will
~, !. s' he stomp for Fillmore
..ys.-..sD.y was certainly one Of the most
lent days of5the season for out door bust
- I'D about warm enough-espscially in
n !, -. :, Of the day. A friend of ours who
=, ,Y ot riding early in the morning, says an
Nsl. ,I.4 very comfortable, and he found his
o's ~ gathering aud fingers numb before he re-
turned. .~...--
!, pooT,xe geo. having exclusively Pre-
/. !. ;.,i.n Establishment, everybody can depend
st.,;ne their medicine properly and rightly
On - out Of fresh drugs. They also
scmpY-' vsrv fine assortment Of Perfuncries,
yep /. for the toilet, Alapecid, the best pre-
SSeF' =, 1trorn for the hair. Persian Tooth
!,. '.t 9e Call and see for yourself
W. have received a circular from I. B Peter
" ios Chestnut street, Philadelphia, in
.s-' h. announces, as now in press and ready
e. 80, s.,s Inv the 1tta Of August, new work en-
.;.,. NJ aRstribution,' by that gifted authorizes
~. s,,tbvorth. the writer of these noted
,-oFts "The Lost Heiressi" Deserted Wife
.S,,,ss Of clifton, &c. From the outline given
! ,b;s circular Of the plot, We presume it will
:, so,,l a. Il not superior to her other works.
:, i snotsn Of as "a practical moral delineation
Of human character" The publishers say that
s.'rooE has ever come into their hands that will
better nav calm and patient perusal. Itsprice,
ToS,,, n cloth. win be Sl,25; in paper 81.
ry- ZINES Of yesterday morning came out in
:, ,,4iesc reeking with labored pcrspiration, in
TEisb an attempt was made to throw discredil
mo, the statements of this paper concerning
40 lste Wing meeting. The mere clap-trap of
ths.artcle, were it not appendices preface to
,bo communication which it introduces, would
no. worthy-Of attention. twas not our in
.atiOn BY any statement made about that meet
Ing 70 do one iota more than give liberal, fair
statement Of its caste and proceedings. The
correspondent Of the Times, in his communica-
f5atous of Saturday morning, says he was not
present.; we therefore, assured as We had been
Unreliable private adyices, could not but claim
brOur belief equal weight with his own, inaS-
auth as he formed it upon hearsay evidence
We certainly could have no native in distorting
r e1lggerating the facts of the:case when NUM-
tss of our citizens were there tosee for thcm-
Ralyss, who are our daily readers 1t certainly
would have been not only ill-ldvised and fool
Ii, but suicidal to our own credit to set ontwiti
iHy such motive, even had We been disposed to
bssrialse witness.
But the truth of the matter is, it was glo-
rioas treat for the Times to get hold of some
thing tn harp about The Intelligencer has
been going steadily on its way to the favor of
the pubic, and the Times, ike the man in the
satire, who blessed the foot of tue prince that
kicked hinl, was ambitious Of notice whatever
might B. its tone
Fer some time past it has been fussing around
Us, throwing out petty inueudos in the vain
hope that We might be induced to convey intel
Essuee of its existence to our readers We
want the conductors of that paper to understand
that ne have inmeasurably more Important
nitter for our columns, and that the class OF
nsn Who read the 1ntelligencer, are not such
rs;ous as can find substitute for what We
pie them in any attentions to these filings OF
de Times
Fora journal like the aforesaid Times, thai
rs been drained through pretty much every.
YGissal mixture: through lyhigism, Abolition.
IN snd Know-NotHngisn, 70 come out and
sais charge of instability. argues badly for
depreciation Of the perception Of its old rca.
Is< It may be. however, that the subscrip-
70 books show in every revolution of the by
lecrgan, a new and different set Of subscribers,
VIC satisfied With its present orbit, are either
haaeFent- 70, or tlnaPprised OF its former
ta,d points. Il there is curious one among
Ten sc cite him to their record. We have
ear record both for constancy to principle and
estor towards opponents in a large. increasing
add sbiling class OF patrons.
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Fvxlr.--The New York Tribune publishes
chronological Character Of the Disunion
sRli late concluding with the following quiz
aal paragraph:
AL his portraits indicate that he inherited
EnS Of the most important fruits Of character
Ton hts mother, viz: his large social and relig-
Pas development, together with those which
lI0lnee taste, IMAGINATION and enthusiasm, com