Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

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THE DAILY INTELIiIGHNCER
Will De furnished to subscribers living many
part the city Or suburbs at 10ieents sper.
week. by leaving their names at the Office
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and Stealing.da 0eereodG man named Robt.
Gerald, who represented himself ASA ''druin-
mer9 for dry goods house in Philadelphia, re-
Gently coprted and married young and inter
esting girl, the daughter Of James Howit, of
Montgomery county, Ohio. Alter the marriage
ceremony lad been performed, the bride aud
groom started on visit TO the grpom's friends
in philadelphia, and arFivetli in this city.on Nom
day morning Of last week, aud stopped at one
Of our hotels. The next morning Gerald rep
resented to his MiGs tllntfte had some business
-tO5transact in Fair,nout sYa., and upon depart
ing for that place expressed his intention TO re-
turn the following day. Thencxt day Arrived
and discovered Gerald still absent. al tue close
of the third day, the wife becoming alarmed at
the continued absence Of her husband, commu-
nicated the intelligOncc to her father, who ar
rived here on Saturday, to fnd his daughter al
most crushed and leaFt.brOken. Upon eopsid,
cttng tic matter seriously a suspicion was arous
ed iu the old gentlcla mind, that Gerald was
an imposter. The fact that he had married III
to the family after an acquaintance of two
months, allowed ample grounds upon which to
found such I'll estimate Of his character. True,
Gerald had been in constant receipt during, his
courtship, Of. Philadelphia letters and hadiex-
llibited Testimonials from unknown parties there
RECOMMENDING l,irn highly TO the trade. Not.
> witlstEnding this Mr. Howit concluded to in
quirc of tho Philadelphia house, whether such
"a petsonas Gerald had ever been in their en-.
pIoy. Tue house Immediately responded that
TO party answering to the description or name
OF Gerald was known to them The astonisti-
Inent of the father and excessive grief of the
daqghtsrt can better be irnmasined than discrib
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The holy Na;er from, her eyes u s,ssalss h
An Ethenfettrsdl 20 deal Win GRIEF alone"
But the old gentleman had learned bY sad ex-
peTience, that 80 essst = - -, s'
$40 mourn 1. iraIaceief tiISt & past and gone,
IS The next way 70 bring new mischief on;''ss,ts
And withyery little ado he ordered tile traps
s6f his daughter TO be collected together prcparf
satorys for returning home They left the. city
yesterday for the west Gerald is quite small
man, with a heavy rhoustaelis, an abundance of
brown hair and any guahtity of piich!bacSs
jewclry, scattered about his graceful person id
froft,siou,5 Heis aisoa very absentmindcd man,
He6rgot To- pay his Hotel bill in this city, be-
sides which he Is strongly suspected OF having
taken, in mistake of course, an oYercoat i6cs
longing to some other persongt than himself
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A IBkXG7 IL whIELlSI1as. 81 We are pleased
to Learn. that number of our inteiigent and
chterprising young mar. are engaged in prose-
cutting what has heretofore been consfdet the
t.laBor.in.Yaih" object Of establishing library
inSWhccliug: AN will admit that re ought to
have public library heres, There is not town
of consequences in the Stateibut " hat can boast
of "a library Of some kind. AS ii is now, there
are, doubtless, Hundreds OF young men, and old
men too, Wtoare only dsbaffed from the pleas
ure and instruction attendant upon tte{pernsai
of-mdHy standard, historic and valuable books
because they Iafc not able % buy thsln-6e4
cause, in fact, We hhT6 no library. Al the
present tiue asnGicie6t number Of valuable
works necessary 10 form q eonplste library
could purchased at Exceedingly low rates
in consequence 81 tile derreciated prices ihci4
dent 10 lie mongtgry panic. and tlieEetis; no
better time than this 10 sgitate theprojeets The
old mel owe tile establishment ofan institution
of this kind to tho younger pnes, and the latter
owe Il 10 themselves aud the gctferal intel
gcDcs Of the community.
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PoLicE MATTE,ss we're quite dull yesterday In
conssa Gsnee 81 The t.iTlelemsnt Weather or for
some other equally satisfactory reason All Che
'.pIGss Who were in good fighting condition
went over. 70 Ohio Yesterday TO preserve tnyio-
la.sithe ballot boxiand the rights Of the people
we saw one ofour fayorite gougers last night
Who Had been over ia our sister State and got
astrikihg token of their appreciation of his eff
forts to getu u Zee fight He said tbsrs9 .Six
of'en,or him. and, indeed, his appearances cor.
rOboratcd The ASSERTION. s. ST
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TnR wrATnER, yesterday iWss ia keeping with
the Zines. Iftherr ever was q daysSEhen AMMAN
conld.walk upidSli5eratcly and pay ten per cant
foTscxc6ange, commit suicide Or any desperate
thing of Stat sort IL 3agyssEsFtlay We were
visited With sexsrdl misty sptihk les 9ps ~
vain H. or any suppose The
clouds have suspended themselves oyer Re
with determination g siys, only small qealn,'i
tias l6IItie aqueous find, and keep Us % ses
pSnso Is % tbsasr iitdre Intentions TlierSswas
litle no tie city in dsi,sfsinsn'