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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

s:LoLA A9sszz.' says western editor, indfg
fsantiy denying the statement that she plagfar-
lied in her lectures, ''is thoroughly cultivated
and remarkably gifted woman, whatever her
private faniss may be; and to say that she is in.
capable Of wiring the lectures she delivers, is
alike absurd aad mean. Give US the proof
The writer Of this paragraph will make oath
that once upon time he saw the dashing eoun-
tess take composing stick, go to case, and
with no copy before her, set up sharp and rscy
communication, in which certain editor was
very handsomely used up. The only instruction
she had vas in emPtying the sticks The Incl
dent happened in Cincinnati Lola Montez not
write Tell that TO the marines. She can set
type, too"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

bEr THE UxIox ASswEx THAT--Poraey's
Washington correspondent, Occasional, 2 puts
it to the Washiagtoa Unio4, IL his last. after
dis style
Why Is fs that the Washington Ba50s does
rot Rad Henry A. Wise out Of the Democratic
partg2 Iii al the time engaged ostFacfsing
Dougias, with tie het patent that Goa. Wise
Is quite az resoIuteiy against the Kansas policy
Of the Administration a. Judge Douglas himself
The EHt0a's thunder, however, = reserved for
Northern men only. Col Ke5tt may rave at the
President IN choice Italian; the Se1 Orleans
JsLGa may encore, and Gov Wise may differ IN
the boIdest manner from the poIiey Of the Adj
ulinissEation, and yet the Ui1iaH Is silent aud
satisfied boz Wo upon Dougfas, HaskTn, H5ck.
mar, Bsodsriek, aad 1IeEIbbfa They are
Northern men, and, tbs1sfoEs. are expected 70
be obedtent, Or 10 be accommodated
To person who has been reading the news
papers as attentveIy as re have for these many
days, the above sounds pretty much a. If it was
about the Gods truth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23


The story that Lord Palmerston was about to
Tcti to private life, Originated in an order given
tor the building of house on his estate in ITe-
land. i correspondent of the Manchester Guar
dian. writing from London, says of the social
qualities Of Lords Derby and BdIwer
have heard, however, that the gaiety of Lord
Palmerston is inferior TO that Of the present Pre-
mier, Lord Derby, whose animal life and spirits
are those Of boy, and whose huiuor ard fun
are of the most happy and exuberant kind
am told that TO her Majesty at Osborne
Windsor, and, above all, at Scotland where his
stay is longer, are hailed by the whole Court
with the greatest delight as relief to the inev-
liable shad of monotony and gloom which ae-
companies all Courts, and froal which even the
proverbialy merry one of Charles Il. was not
exempt Perhaps there's no better test OF social
qualities and personal agreea bIeness Of our pub.
lie men than the estimation in which they are
held by the smart society which figures in the
Court Circular. Of the present Cabinet Lord
Derby is pre-eminenCy Acceptable to all, and he
has nearly, / fear, monopoly of favor The
amiablc, gentle and gentIemanIy WaIpoIe can
never offend, and must be ever vel received, but
he exe1tes no enthusiasm and inspires no warmth
Inc humer Of Mr. Disraeli wants its freedom
and elasticity, and is too sarcastic and bling To
be acceptable to fine ladies' aud gentlemen: and
Sir j. Packington Is simply instructive, and
like other instructive people, Ccca8i6HaIiy dali
Sir =. Iytton BnIWeF, indeed, Is, when well
known aud often seen, the most charming OF
companions, with immense stores IL saecdoEe
and knowledge, and natchless power Of nara.
tive. But theHit requires time 10 an,iiiatize
people to his peculiarIttes ofsappea9nnce and
manner, and he labOFs als0 under the dtsadyaDts
age Of being slightly deaf II, however, he ever
pays visit TO the Queen at BzfnosaI, lori
Derby will have formidable rival for tie fagor
OF the society Of the court
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

BGEHAvR's HoLIAxD BlIrKes is now the most
simple, delightful and efeetual remedy for dys-
pepsia, before the public Many Of our most
worthy citizens testify to It's efficacy. To per
sons subject to nervous, and sick headache. 1t
a valuable medicine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23
Tar Dezl-Plopet II 4aos6<1 Daeg

Tar DCH-PpPat sAasfe1 DaeE-
PHsz AID 9aax8-A eosEesg eat 1Erffttirsgg
to the X I. Hs1ad Ga trtf1lSud saysof de
Cgemea5-yFIse daeE
st de c8ose Ofeseh stIdt every eaart vas
made by HgtD1I G7eads % adjust the matter
bat Wifhoat eEz:t t1e origin % he dfale1Ety
bes0g of = ea1ractes which sdnlttet 0f no con-
promise stl0yt ofresraet5ou md that aaz Ia1posz
SHE
II scans thea that We were mistaken yestsxs
day, and that the mutsaI friends did an ii tEeir
power % bring about reconciliation, but the
Ise15Fl5se code sun demanded f1rther pressed
Tpez Tae correspondent fiIrtIIef usrIfess
I am frtIosr5e1 hat both TIE 1lE1uriplbes r5r-
daily shook bands at the close Of the eTf7euity
Mr. Clemenss wound Is nos dangerous one
thodgH exeeed5ugtY painful EElerezV-pFg re-
Ports through the city today that the fracture
IS a compound one, bat subsequent TBquiFEelz-
bed me to ascertain that Such EaSuOt the ease
Il Is a simple trzesuTe, located about the middle
Of the thIgh, and NOT dangerous Gov Wise
heard nothing Of the occurrence until long after
the parties had returned from The dueiTug
groaHd he Is said 10 have gTieved much at IL
Serious appEeslellsfcns are entertained ef 4
difficulty between the Hon. Wnl s YaneeY ard
and Hr. Pryor Of The So1t6 growing cat Of q
lettsr recentiY Urittsn By de latter N reply to
= Latter addressed to him By the former, oa the
subject If the Southern League Either .
challenge OF q yioIsnt FetoEt would seem IneyI-
table
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23
q EW GOODS.
FRS $40 OK OF
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS

The R1seTser having just returned from the East bE5
Issys . 1tats tat IL eaa oar great Inducements IN Dry
than anS other house Ia The cfty.-lor cash.
RaEtlehsE HItentior 4 called to- he IoleWing itss
s:lsss exeesnt quality black sk Calico tdt "a only
10 Westt one dollar yard the very SeIt quality kIdec
els, DE tEads brsnd1 only
sYIsS et ssgped S<s. BsyadeTe, Tuk Satin, Ete, any
ans'5ss s,Ik sod i6T oniy 50 ssrd
90 pieces FReneh 81 efinO Of al colorG: x
Lapos sfer1oaiWays sold 70 O,I viii
$50 pieces of Cebnrgs ma EaTnlae1tos a fne
sse1 % assays ssis fer per ysFds OulS
All yvool PJnJn ne Lanes an eoLsr1s Iauon,s
MAKE, for oHtP 615fg YARD 49, -Eslt
a. = 49l d9pbe width. best quality. It
es Etsb1ss T0OsHS also I0bes de BaEadere aqu
Iss IogrS q C1afgps ~ sra reduced
DomEsTIGs.
10 casesof SFfn ~ styies neat and small figured
last cGJoIB Warsatted from 70 ets 12 cts.
Je 60, Ss9 ' soF1s g loE = ~ cent. yard
All glats aid pEtcsE, excellent qualts only
lgs ans l9ffz ysry good q lp es ks Brown the
SHAW U.s. CIOTitES nd ~ slnttIGnB, the most COM
pets assoEtment brought the city, possible
shapes and styJtt.
Rarst fur RxTR4oRH1NAR sRkRGATSsl-L
dies dssiTng 10 provide theHselvcs with beastuI and
genuine SCI OF FnFs SEASON. md It 10 tieiF SvSn
tage examine my stock Purcslh as
bly, oGfe having them
and and only for c6nsIeEa-
cheap Ras5ia sable, siinE Stone Marlin. french ssbI
fitch LINK. Genuetg and al tie usual vaTiets,I have
BInnGeta--151 pair q ia and l2-4 very cheap-
Ip Blank g ! can oHsr frest inducements.
Three Pr, superdne, InEraIa, Wool, VIII sell q
good quality ~ Carpet and superior quality ali
me sr6sSel Hath kus EoFti 81 ioroslg tie test
quality Velvet Rags, soti At for
only ", and dc" common tiz, worth 81 or only
1ep1Tf ISL Main Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

NV wosSs New books, RtvieWs, Pam
phless and Magazines Of all sor.s have been &C.
cnmn.ating on our hands for como time, and Nc
despair almost Of ever getting time to examine
into their contents, let alone their merits. pub.
fishers who send US their fay0rs, viii please.
therefore bear With US aWHile :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23


WHITTtEE's Ho1r,-.A correspondent Of the
TFoy7(S. " Why thus describes a vistt 70 the
residence Of the poet Whittier
'Amesbury, small manufacturing village
aboat fifty miles east of Boston, Is situated In
the midst Of the romantic scenery Of eastern
MASSACHUSETTS,. Around US the bills lfft their
lofty heads, and the green MEADOWS smile at
their feet as If worsbippiug in Joy their glorious
.grandeur- while the Merrinac winds lis silYery
way IN their midst, toward old ocean, which; ii
a short distance, sings its nonotanous song for
ever and ever
I'm q little cottage, surrounded by waving
trees, llyes the Quaker poet itter. one Of New
England's choicest bards; aud rom this quiet
spot have gone forth those songs Of labor and
freedom which have made his poetry so popu.
lar, although hisOpinious on some subjects may
be acceptable but TO few. He.is aigtaye. quiet
looking man Hith,an intelligent conDtelance,
and one Of the ifmest most expressive tnonths
ever met with Itis the attFaetigc featdFs Of
MS face on meeting viii, him; the idea 81 iatel.9
ectnal power and tirmnes would NJ once suggest
effect"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23
~ Q y y a Y, SEPT. 9th.
AT WASHINGTON uALL.
n ~ PERLM

The reputation Of Kari PoFes IS re zressest Erfrr
Ba1so and Orasorio singer. pEo3aed
By his voice. cousry a al gEr
Europe, induced Ar. Gilman to bsIIeTe tat Be WI Ht
W = eoE1aensuFase siia tAe beaEy eE2ee
Ear RoFDes being, Ike IernJ Lind eaII5 fariea q
sasie, orssorios d saaeI AID Hagaa, =
ORAT1RI0s, ESGTT II. GERMAv AxD 1T4L1lx
ot7s AID PIES. liz VIII oRofiEsTRA 81
With yiez o. a5fdt1g lhe pablie "A opportunity % h.r
MN e once IN ali IN styles Of aeh be
ca ED..
The Manager begs eye 10 eali attention Of tie p
Be euassed in oopcs1ts q tbs eisss q ~ 6
q ,t eSzapaint eEzln4S all nrhe ssx
gems and Eosks Of the great proper remit
egeStT5 and IN order IN tese concerts 70 eETT os h
a thS,E and GRADEUR EoTs q
HAYDN, 3IoZA and otlsr eesebFatsd cons
PSsS ne y has enze IN sOLoIsEs
THE ACADEMY or siGsIG SCI Yerx 49, ~ si "
ton n the EAsaned CenductoT CARL AsSsIfIfZ F11f
e. tat 20 Of ceseerfs aseer
KA RI FoRMES
ti li GI be b. s'le
nal favor during late brilliant musical Esz Is 50
Mss n all=FfEE a aSb and Boston,
The celebrated American Soprano. ulo crested such
e ss;satlon ct the 0ratGTioz and COneSEtB IN
MADAME glsiis5 soHUNAE.
Prom the Imperial 0pzrs, Vienna her aJestys opsr7
Londor, and Academy Of Music, .seG YORK;
Mr. ERNEST PERRING,
assfAS sd THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
composed Of the prthcipal S04osts ana fTu ~
AseaSsSsy Of Mp9sss s ! under he direction Of
CARL ANSCHUIZ
Leader. THE0DORE THOMAS
FIRST Violin, HERR THOMAS, HfYSF4l1T
sseSnd Violin, HERB BEsI6, BERNsTEIN, L4GNU
Viola, HERR dATZKA s5i55ztE-szzs
Eielnesilos HERR CARL BERGsfASH.
First Contra BasSo, HERR HERLOG.
Second Contfa Bassa, SIG. ARNoEDI.
Rldtes tIERR SIRDLER.
Oboe. HERR MYER
ClaFoDet. HERR SIEFER, SIC. ASIfCI
Elage1lstS HERR 2 A1JLBi ~. ARTnYO g5
Piston HeRR scIIIITs HERR SCHULLISe3ER
Trumpet, MONS IsAClR0IY
Trombone. 81 ON 8 5ElRTsG n sS5a
49, ympansSs HONS HABRRK0RN
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d. q Un1arI q Ell. I..alil.s iler.

n tNe -tdft0T9 ~ tie. ~ ~, lIsrOT1ei 2. s. z.
ias not the time come to aTOnse that glorious
old Party, and 10 al Re action Under its fiag IL
appears 70 me that II a fsy thousand. or even =
te@ handfed Of the Old riiiigs would jatt 1tolg
take the requisite steps to meet in convention, on
come early day q some central point in the
state put m ntinii,atioEl pure Wig Ticket for
that "a 1884, as ennnciated by our gFea and lr.
loved leader, Henry Clay, to ait:
q Earlh 70 protect American Industry.
ABOUND National Currency.
Economy in the administration Of the Govern.
tuenE -
Slavery Local.
Freedom National.
II would take the State by Sf6rt6 VIA 6ao
your Shall Il he doneS WAC
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

/. As- EgEEETT AgD :. LGEDA1nK 1EADox-Ir-
Everett and his sstaat tesTiI5Je. Richard Yea
don, who aposhopl1ised him as sstEle I.au1ator
mankind attended and delivered addresses at
the Horse Fair dinner n Springfield Mas. THIS
is what the Hartford PRES SAYS Of then.
~Is was your correspondents first opportuni-
ty to listen to this Justly eminent orator, Nr
Everett, and studied his physiOgnomy and o.
atoFy with great interest. There Is neither
the eoIdBeSs and classical HBEsh so generally
given hi.u- He Is clearly = man of strong feel
Ihgz his manner IS BY no means 50 graceful
as that Jf u e1deIl Phillips, suoT does he surpaSS
IN that respect Gov Banks. He frequently and
ensrgetIcally used the closed fist and the mo-
tiaEs Of his body were more sudden than easy,
But these are minor criticisms, and Only men
toned because the cause for them vas mex
spected- Ar. Everett threw great charm over
his subject, and with little Incident like wand
Of dawn, he gradually reused and drew along
bis bearers until they broke forth in storm Of
appIaase-
'sHs. Rtehard S. Yeadouef South Carolina fol.
FloWed- The Mid rhetoric Of his eulosy of Mr..
EyeTett tie great FfqUdat0r asti tcsap07ts 1sfI
be remembered NJ. L Is full chested and veil
fed, with short neck, full face AID an Angular
broad siopIng bTog, and With his cropped hair
aud osEd crown looks like monk in disguise.
or serious Picicwick, It your Imagination can
coRiuTe up such an individual. There was a
tendency to tue hIfaiutIn in his remarks, but
they were courteous TO Massachusetts, and he
said good word for the Union. There is only
one cloud, he thinks, and he INDUCES the hope
thai some political electrician viii disaru1 thai
OF its elemental mischief
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

TUE Maz1inian organ, 1talia del Popole. pub.
lished IN Genoa, has ceased u spPear. During
he last three months al its principal w,iterS
'pentfnore 'tims in jnil than at their ofBce.
THIS HOnld l,e nice Paper 70 haye i ,traas
ton on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

TnRUsE OF Coxcra. see in our exchanges
a good many sPecuEations as TO the uses OF COM
cts. Our idea Of their uses is something ike
that Of Dietrich Knickerbocker'a II. e.ur read.
ers will refer to t'is 'onIy true and veritabIe
history Of the settlement of New York" they
viii find this passage:
And here cannot help noticing tic Kindness
'of Providence in creating comets for.the great
relief OF bewiidered philosophers Should one
Of our modern sages in one Of his theoretical
fights among the stars, ever fiBd himself lost
among tie clouds, and in danger of tumbling
into the abyss Of nonsense and absurdity, he
has only TO seize comet by the beard, mount
astride Of its tail, and away he gallops in tri.s
uInph like nm enctlanter or a hippogriH. or a
Connecticut Witch on bsoO.nstick to sweep
the cob.webs out Of the sky
Surely, as have observed, comets are boun.
philosophers TO assist them in manufacturing
theories. 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

Az apparatus fOr. saving fuel.ts suggested.
ltconssts of an iron box full Of sand, into which
jetof gas is passed. When tho gas has thor.
oughly diffnsed itself through the sand, and
comes to the surface, it may be set on fire with
safety, and the fame 'siIl cover the whole sur.
face, diffasing heat through the entire mass Of
sand, and the sand may be thus heated to a tenn
perature that II win rstainits warmth for hours
This is the claim set up for tic tbnrnine sandr
heater. We confess to great skepticisna IN It's
application.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

For Rent.
CHT0RE HOOM8 4 OFFICES. DWEELIN9E, Rran1eA Brick,
- In te 6th Tetd Rooms the third story
OF good business and small Hail IS feet aiSo
faitdBI aale oElsasec on fayqrable apply
~ TH0Ss H0RNBROOK.
~ oaee, No. 11s51, Main Street, etgeon Monroe an
unfon-Up Stafrs.
r. s,-And In my abSeuce from Chi city spblY 10
HI HUBBELL,
lee-ly Ne.2e Monroe gtfeet-Up stasras ~
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THE FIFTH ANss I44L. FAIR

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8AF ~ = pessfats< titH1 41selaent,
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Tie egSeE - Gz Es7E EsrTseu.-
e1ssIr S~sHaaIsaE kaTe EErst5s5ss 1eer
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

Tar convict. McGiaufs, who cut his throat
and sboysd the knife doaa tie opening. and
then attempted 70 dash his bsafps out against
his eel, Is dead, He wasse 70 the Ohio Pen.
ftentiary for killing apotheF BE, MeGinais,
vas drunk when he committed the murder
Previously he had resolved % let liquor alone,
bat eoaid not resist tempta:5op and drank the
debaneh resulting IA the crime for which be was
Imprisoned His misery caused by his disgrace
drove hIm TO aufe5de win these Iessoas not
have the5r eject upon al who EabituaIly use
ardent spiTitss The osIy szfs Tule 4, Taste
not, touch no"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

GIothtngl Clothfngl
fst.RNEIEMEN DHaIRInGsA REALLY HANDSOME sfyrF
NJ or GLA1EliBefm In FgTl5 STYI3G sOP@ ASHION
Rpdfof SXRA6Z MAIERL4L6 please call 81 me-
store Of 11ipS. HGGtfE8,S I
no. Sl5 cor. Monroe & Water 81.
4 sssplSs lgheeling,s
SIfH0Sx 1tpeHRS has Sea501 The nesf T
most astoftnent Of pIeee goods, Ec
fFALtehsf 1AEBEs + The 6neFf oT1=I
" Her Hp nIdAf on tie fiogs ~
ena tlttss 6s9t 1tpuers ~ ia. HUGIEa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

be ssszad, bat yoa n,ust jsase ateqys beea soupd,
hat e, you usoss have believed Eon your heart
that niggeEs were public benefit 70 Is and not
\ curse you see that It IS not enough that
John LeteheE, It whom this article s a5aged, IS
soapd a0e-soy thae sticks out tie het
hat he wasn't soaad n 1s4T-ttat s, Il other
words, fhat be set bis Est 70 ttst RqaoeE ad
dress, which, a. you ~ know, ayoyed the
gTad0aI OF pat natt exhnction Of slavery IN the
State. That's what danns Nr, Lelehey ia the
eyes Of the Eaqugsy (aotu1thssardfag that
ugly record Of It's own which We Published 2
day or tao agoJ and that's what Is 70 be made
1the damnipg heEay q any and al rSen who
pow OF before time have expressed themselves
HxewBe Il would have damned JeaersOu,
Madison. Henry, Marshall, Randolph and others
os CIR great underground we're they ROW ADORE
bard Sucn IS the latter day rurpp and tail,
feIow citizens, Of the creed Of youE ruling
majority,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23

ID. HARPER Sons

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