Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

.Tas Siad. ia say IT,
That deep ahd Dreaded oSgIH-pi'e P'on'1i VIZ
NEWSPAPERS NoyELrIEs.--The New York II
l,Se.s says, that some of the most amusing ont
OF the way rcafiing to be foun'i in the London
Tine. is in the famous second column on the
first pagc.-wherc, far away from Parliamentary
debates, and heavy '.ieaders' ON India,-an
anonymous personal correspondence is kept mp
not only between lovers and Sweethcarts,-but
other PARTIES who desire TO communicate with
one another, in private and confidential way
The romantic occasionally enters largely into
these mysterious missives. This, for instance;
DgGRTsr Gus:-Since my last communication
Won can imagine by this time my position 10 DC
fri,Iy. Iamentable. Alone-not creature to az
wise or assist me; in fact, If you do not luiheui
stelv come To some decisive terms ol arrange
uent We shall be left homeless 10 se''e 'iie "e
Inands made upon inc.
This Is powerfully indicative Of clear case
or abandonment. 'Gus" has run of,-if not
from his wife, then from somebody else that
ought to be his wife. He has run OIL from tue
demands too. Cruel Gust
Here is another pathetic plant from some iA''
one, In similar plight:
DEAR ALrRED-Have done anything SeA
Won: or is illness the cause oil your sI'eu !,
PRAY come or Write to your discon9oin'e % -
Three lines onIy,-but who can tell no" tLuen
Of yoman's agony is crowded into that niue
spaces If Alfred can resist that appeal hs
must be ''brute Of n IMAM
The next one evidently has reference to a
.,pcntleman in difficulties:
10 this should MEET the EYE Of the GENTLEMAN
who had several letters addressed to him at the
1,ost-office. Gosport, and one on the 9th nit, at
PonnIin's Coffee house, SuTTy-sidc, IN the name
= ittriJgcs he is earnestly requested to CoNNu-
SIC TE Immediately with the friend he took tea
with ON the lth ult., close to the Euston Sta
tion. have made every inquiry Tor You IN the
CITY, and on Saturday, the 18Th uit., sent
teiegraphic message TO Liverpool. but no re
nlr and in Thursdays Times Of the 24th ult,
zoo viii see advertised for you This IS u last
appeal 10 your conscience. entreat You to
write and give some explanation, or say how aT'
can be obtained. No distance will lie
too great, and be assured the past will be freely
forgiven and forgotten. Pray end this cruel
suspense. A welcome awaits you
Here is a remonslrance, an appeal, and
threat, in the imperative mood. Doncaster isin
trouble:
CAMERON, A.-Why this silence? 1t is I'M
friendly, and ut the same time unw;se. II dis
tress occasions it, believe me you arc most I'M
lust towards one who has ever had your inter
eats 1t heart This * the last nttemptI shall
make to communicate with youi If it does not
induce speedy answer TO my letters. ! shall
that my services are no longer de-
sired.
The following is a case of disappointment, or
of '.hOpe deferred, that maketh the heart sick
G.. L. to j. OIL am indeed sorry that did
not see you when you called. have remained
at home ever since hoping that you may call or
send If you only knew half the trouble am
in. am sure YOU would not keep me in such
suspense. shall stay at home until see or
hear from you. feel sure that you will not
see me lost am very anxious to Gee you; So
IL you cannot call, do hope you will write me
line saying what am to do Ever yours, o. >
That, now, is whole (yellow Liver) volume
Of agony, in few words,-at penny line.
81. S." whoever she (or it must be she) is, is
a model letter-writer.