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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09
.ERe WoFFINeIoN.. :,

Within year or two Of the birth Of Edmund
Bl,rlrE French troIlais. ViOantes had
an exhibition In Dame street Of the same city
Her attention wassattraeted TO very graeeipt
girl whom she observed with pitcher on heT
head. daily carrying water from the Lideys and
whom she learnt, on inquiry, 70 be the daught-
er Of poor widow who kept small eroesrs
shop and took in washing on OrmOnd Quay
Instructed by this kind patroness, the beautliul
child played Polly, IN the ''Begars OpeTa,
achieved a signal success and became the talk
Of the town This was the first Introduction 70
the stnge Of the actress, who, rs Margaret WOf-
fingtOn. become 30 widely celebrated IN England
and Ireland She was undoubtedly one Of the
most fascinating women of her day. Tall IN her
form, and VI it'll the most graceful proportions,
eyes as black rs jet, ever sparkling with anlma-
ton. and OveIarched by eyebrows at once s0its
full and delicate, nose tending to the aqniline,
rich nair, hanging in PrOfusiOn round hneiy-
moulded neck fun Of life, full of humor, and
full OF intelligence, she was the envy fall wo-
men, and appeared formed by nature TO win the
hearts Of all men. Though she occasionally
PLAYED Ladv MaeJeth there vas nothing tragic
in her style. II was into comedy that she
threw all her exubeFant spirits, her natural
pIayinlneSs, and her untiTing energy; and she
deIiueatef four different sets ofcOmic characters
which had nothing in common She Personiiled
the line lady of fashion, with grace, tact, ana
dignity which astOnished those who knew her
Of city dame, with breadth and force Of hu-
NOR which drew laughter and tears from al
eyes She persOnifietl an old woman with all
the garTuty, feebleness, and irritability OF age;
and, what was then thought extraordinary mag
nanimity on the stage, that she might represent
sensility more effectively, she did not hesitate
10 hide her lovely face under q bideOus mask Of
paint, Iate:.e .es, aud pencillcd wrinkles, ShePer-
sonified young rake, so as to make women
Gsll in love with her, and deter GarTiek from
ever acting the part Of Sir HgTTy yldGal, AFTER
she had by her ease and yiyaeity rendered Il PeT
cnliariy her own. But she WAS not merely an ae-
tress; the woman and not the artist, predoulin-
ated in her life While IN the first element OF
all, female honor, she was said 70 be deficient,
and could, therefore, ntithef be truly respected
nor purely loved, so MANY ronlantfie tales were
told Of her sympathetic benevOleHee, and muni-
ticent charity to the destitute who bad no other
benefaet1r, and to the Wretehed, who had no
other eonsoler, that even grave people cotild not
but pity her in her degradation. and regret that,
exposed as she had been to COMMUNICATING intia-
ences from her early youth, with none to advise
or direct her unEuaried steps. the siiadov5of
her vices should follow with equal Pase the So
ductise lustre which her faleHts, beauty, accom-
pIishments, and imPulsive generosity, threw
around her, aud all who came into her pres
ence.- fAlacknight's Life aud Times q Edmund
Burke l1f
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

the information ofstrangers visiting the city pub
isi the following list Of the different Churches, and their
place Of meeting. II there are any
will make the necessary correction with pleasure;
4 81 NdhLt4ss EpiscopaIiGa, Corner Monroe and Byron
trees Rev E. T. PEHkIss, RECTOR morning services loh
CLOCK, evening,T.
81 ohns pfseopaiidn, Nun street. between First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev J. H. SAITH a. NJ Rector
scrvices-Mornipg 1O16; afternoon SIS night ~ Il
First PresJyeTfgfl, R. II. WEED PASTOR FouFths
eween Monroe and Quincy morning and afternoon
ecoad TesJyte,idn Webster street. between Main ana
Harket, Wheelingi services morning ana
Third Fresbteidn fifth street between Chestnut and
TaIbert ss South wheeiihg Rev E. woops Pastor seryi
morning and evening.
Fourth Preslter5as Rev A. PAUL., PASTOR Mninstrees
etween Washington and Adams sts services morning ana
evening.
FOURTH street Methodist Epfscopdl, Rev, E. wils0S'
Pastor street. Monroe and Qpiney
morning and evening.
cr4 reet 1etaOdist Episcopal, Rev a A REoEH Pastor
corner Iarket North sts., North Wheeins
morning and evening.
aoF PASTOR Chapae street, between First and seeond
Centre wIhee:sne g; services morning and evening.
South Wheeling A 3. Church, Rev a. slNslSs' s
astor; services morning and evening.
WheeIino Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, rev. =.
German dctaodtst Episeopdl. Rey. Q. HrrwIo PASTOR
chapIne street. between Webster and Third Centre
ng.
ST. james Catae,4, Roman Catholic RI Rev slsaor
R. " wHEIGs FIit street, Of Hampden services
morning and afternoon.
Assootats Reto1nne.Re MooIraE' Pastor corner
ofMarket and
Disciple's Market between Webster ana 1i[a
Centre Wheeling; services 10h in the morning. anu ~
evening.
Eraagelical Proteesaat Rev. wM HELEEH Pastor
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion Eoanoelieal L,thertam, Rev 2. zt,infEA4AN,
Pastor Market street, between Webster and Ihro
Wheeling; services morning and evening
Main. -. ,..,,s.an
German Proestaat, Union Rail, Main street, oeseeH
Monrseaud. QUINCY; services 1O8 morning
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nc OOI9h EsPoNDENTs.

LETTERS subscription, advertising other A.
tncal business the InegeneeF should be addressed TO
Ie.er concerning the editorial department Of the paPet
hcui be addressed Editors jointly or to either one
( them. ~.
Correspond for publication, will please write
ou Is on one side of the paper. $3.50.
nd serI more prompt attention correspondence than
eynliel e.1erWise receive.
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IIantiIIas and 6nANtA Is
F-yr,f,s CIf I.ace MlntllasI
Il Fdellsh Llee Nautii1s,
~ = = Ana Lace 1la1tilffFs
Dnr1il naTlersrrf fttl fstfl 1t-
Lfn-u ulsfeFs- 8 .f.
NV Sl7ie stella Shawl, rf-at Rlriely TO- Laelts
ana aIIssps f1St 8 calfel from nu'I foriz -
Mems and Boys Wear.
TTFE haFe nQ Q large ez4 4tsifAee ql ,ia
w sfartei 70 SPRING and summer WeaE
Hack an1 Cold Cloths,
SInrle IuIIled> >GlllIullIEs
Hand
~ sEios, (Bisck ana coi'd.l And
Iiliisn .CIaihs, fHiscE and Drab.55 ss,sa
Melinn CaEFr1crcs.I
Linen 3ufIllinrs,
Pllin and Fancy frencl Cellqnafsls
Ad ~ Fhic have been ssiecta Eii srrst ears and M
E a-Ia 10 = 'e7 t''-.' nElsEEIE sWlsEnsaEH
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LING. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNINGS JUNE }858
INTELLIGENCER.


A NEW WAY 10 Par OLD BenIs-- A CORES
pOndent Of tie New Orleans Bee, writing from
Mexico May oh, says;
''The ZuIoaga government, heing without the
means ofpaying its soldiers. has imposed = war
tax Of one per cent. on the entire capital Of the
Republic real aud personal In another decree
the President has created a National Bank, with
power to issue 5000, GOO Of Bank notes without
having in its vaults one dollar Of metallic basis
Those notes are guafanteed by the revenues OF
the country. -
WIFE TAHIso--Ttc Boston Gazstte announ-
ces Mr.. Paul Prettyman as a teacher in wife
tanning at the low price Of $50 PerlessOn- Here
are some ofhis certificates:
This is to certify that Mr. Paul Prettyman
succeeded in subduing my wife. He took her
when in her most restless condition, and IN one
hour she was cooking n teef steak with the pla-
cidity Of an angel JAs- r. HoRsEl'
New York, May s, 1888
Mr.. Pretiymsn has full liberty TO refer % me-
His arr consider the great deSideratulp Of mar
ried life He quieted ArS- SimPkins, who vas
always ugly in double harness, and accomplish
cd wonders Not shirt button has been miss
ing since the date Of his trial
2. SINPKINs. Newark, n
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THF5 Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

lsubscrbers who give express notice to the
rary are considered wishing to continue their snbseE
ions.
garages paid.
S-If subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take her Period
n, from the offices which they directed, they held
esponsiLe t tt settled the bill and ordered them
.IeonEued -,
Ill subscribers other places Wlthoutinform
nR the publish e papers are sent to the former d.
eSton they held Responsible.
5T Courts la We decided refusing take periodic
ais from office, removing and leaving them uncaied
or is l,rin1n fttci0 evidence Of intentional fraud
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,sWould You like 10 2nheelibe- fox l3ieiseHs'
HousehoId lTurdssr inquired ~ sofibre-I looking
magazine agent. .- -
ssHcUB hold words have played the Dickens
with me long enough. was the feeling feI'ly Of
the henpeeked husband.
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MAst)NIC DIRECTOR Y

ohio lodge Ne toI.Mssts Masonic iAalt ilau
aayevenlugs of G.. W.. si4tFs W NJ 4tsa
aHtlsr Ldughttn, Secretary. $50, y, Il
WkeeIiae Lodge No. 12s Alests e : a a
the irst THIRD ThTsday eyening g Of each Iaon =
BRESrllNOEh, W. AI.sJS ". Psdyso1, Secretary. ..
WheeIfnp Unior,, f,IisPter No. 19.--feets as
above Onthe sseoAd Monday evening each
Soon, i. p; $. ~. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Encanif fnieat 8 Ne = =
Issveon thsJoarfk Monday evening % esesmelE'' ~
= A'"is0 Reesrdsr
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Fire g. Inland Navigatio

FIG @ IuIduu 49eL Y 8 q -sL04- -,
Iair profit. ..,.-,,,
Espeeiat attention 0fgeI 10 Ilsnreaee SfDWELL4HSS
and COnftRts. FOR tefsasCJ to years.
The progress Corporation has been sta BE ana un-
Or neTf6s ventfui In or exempt from eonaara-
lions and maritime disaster BeirE long Established on
cash basis the troubles II the credit system saeet es IN no
material pIrticulIr &.
an duty ability OF properly owners 70 sEs-
tain loss being Il e much lestened
Policies issued Without dsIay and al business attended
70 with dispatch ard fidelity, by
- ''-'-' T. H. sTVE EA BINGFEN, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
once In Union Han bal dings, west side Main street
febIg-daW-tfIJ Jan list, 20.
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ODD FELLows, DIRECTORY

ODD FELLoWs' DIRE0poRY
virstnius Lodge No. 3 Meets every Thursday
evening at the Hall, corner Of Market ana QulHcy
JAMRs NJ Hall, n. g., B. II Carr, Secretary.
RrnpL,itu Lodge N o. E:B.--Aleets as aboreevery
Monday evening. DAVID B1rHA n. g.; Rfiltdsa r.
No yeI0sy, Secretary. -
WIN. Tell Lodge No. 3;s.--Aieess 2.
Wednesday evening. WILIIAA HFLSkh' ss o' S's'''
Salads. Secretary. 4,
wheeIInr hodge No. 8 9.--M Meets as above every
Saturday evening.
W. D. po+rs, n. G.. John z7o1ssrn, Secretary. -.
PanoIl Lodge No. s9-Aieets Is 9Dons
secretary. ...s.5
Whl Tell Eneurlp pnleuf Noe 3ts-lassss x e
above the sscoHa and forFtA Tuesday evenings o. ep
month. Joax B1psR q! P.s otas. Li9ek' seriDs
.s,yo a. u, evenings OF each month
W. TArLoz, @. RI. GeoBqirf, Jr., ssribe MaFea 10
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YOLUMEa6.
ube flbcclir1g 9ateIIioelrrr ),
Is PURLIsHED
oAILY, TRI-wEEKEY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
TERMS

OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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DAILY, per annun 90
TRT-WEEZLT, per annnm $500
wEEKLY, per ahnuln 100
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TEN LINES OF NoNPAREIL. OR LESS, ooNsTITuTIN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-19

Cofrsspondence n tAs q .JsespA uaN1sglDear.
ata Many papers In shs Nsssh Wose - diDsaeaing
the antecedenss Of SENATOR Desslaa bat strong
" - disagree with III Of bic previous record,
I cannot forget the niAAim " Goethe that "opr
6rst duty 10 70 that whlch liee neafess % CO.,
The dasy nov b % crush eus aAis Lsco@pesA
Swindle, which the Adminisssaii0n are detsr-
mined to force through Congress at III hazards.
In that work, di6icnlf II NOT impossible at bess,
it seems 70 me that We n hould welcome effective
aid, from whatever quarter u comes, with0as In.
curing whether We agseS - - - D Aandssd
othsr, qusseisos, Of whether - have hsrstefeeo
agreed On this and IL ve wish = succeed,
should cordially cooperate With thoss Who, witA
"a, are, making this the paSamOnns question,
ere Wiling 70 labor Together seai6sr je1siss 70
the people Of Kansas. Isserss - D0cA . any
one can. that Judge DouSl.s has y he pass.
| co-OperaSed with the men who tuFned - deaf
4 an ear TO the story Of her wrongs; ~, b =.
volta. even q The eleventh hour. ffoM the 6naI
consammasion Of thess tysahniss Aad Sesikss
bold blows u lass for tAenrigAs, aie saikss -
that l. would b wiser y pseteons eri4inatiens
n regard g he Paat, and ousFsels over other &
him Il least until ne pressure fthis inpsnAin4
danger 10 ever. Ess6 u BID nosivss srs passly
psssooal and ssl1sh, - haaasds tar moro wish
bic party By taking his bold stand, than the
Republicans hazard, By cooperating With hhn
On this single i1sas % which h'thsy agree.
ii am no special aafsn6se o. salegise of tbo
Senator fro@ Illinoia. He Happens 70 know my
! political 4vss.s dasinG sAs CIV. Tear, vhsss
events hs,s e na.slsy srSssss 2; z N, %y ,D Pr
4 minatine oct of eccundrelism and tyranny In
! Kaasas Dssia What hasss ssiA1sn, Aass culy
! givsn The esstinens whicA 9eaeraly pervads
L our Republicans here. He does not expect q
% follow III lead fot he y advssd tAAt " can
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slIsw SrA0s RoerR.-We learn from ffisnd
os.ths westsrs Ssags Company has establish-
a line through the second tier Of counties,
y he Missouri R,yer. Thereby giving disect
seaes Cur travellers 10 Nebfasks and Kansaa-
This daily line % . great improvement on the
old system, By which travellers were carried
around through half the Ssate. before they
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have 70 repeat that Au sne ssgm mmcese
change Of The Htssident0 psegsa0ms - sno
Kansas qaeseion. Bus vhe go ~ What his =.
innate position may b. He dOes NOT know -
himself, for be d not hiD own master.
The correspondent of tAe Nev Ycsk Times.
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coxsIsrsxr-Ths Davenport Democrat D..
iile the Chicago Tribuae, waging waf y ex-'
termination sgaipss Florence and every other
description of Wild CT currcncy.s But unfos-
tuna,ely sss ahe consist<ncy Of sho Democrat,
Ae Davenport Gazette publishes fac siuile Of
sssen,y live cent shinplastcr Issued BY the pro.
psie,oss Of the Democrat and circulated ~ De-
Vnnort. h Il si1 .,gs1ia ytsf aturG'sssss
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- se vsss going 70 dinsse Yesterday,
- =. a sssraoss eresd On gtoa. n
aasfshs hsss 0aes. Hsppy 10 - ansIeipnaiaq
= shsss Item, ve repaired ~ ~ spos, aad
stonYd the centre Of The sstsaetloh 70 b kpfdy
ssdy aad,a pappet sheyy W.. doabs II svsn
- failsss 81 hank could have 'ssllseAsd such
1sss ~ lpsop.s. hoe p "a
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slssuLAa 0ecEaAsscxs.-A, voed; pile be-
lensias 70 Mr. JeAassn, sf Etlissilla, H., Sas
'eiaoovsrss 70 b. % arSb Sbs fsw days ago. The
ars, vas sxtineaishea. A short tine siter. :
aAagAass Of .Ns. Johnsou, four years, Old, yas
usai.y. Ia ssarehisg Sor her enc Of tsssfset
vsSdsscevered, under the wood pile. Or thtow
Ing o8 ~ vcoa, she vas found burnt % dsath
y hssppossA ~ sAs vas playing with natsh-
,As'sed shs scsd' dsil upou hsr, snA1 bssans
Ienited fron tks fbstches, lasa as g
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a. 1hs Denesraey of Ksokak heM alnssts
i.s lass vslk uhessia bJugl.s and pcpslAr sdvf
srsiesy vsss " Js / ssessssa Ia ~ siasss /
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= - An issm nearly happsaeds % Main o.,
yestsrday. Two tsAss were standing b ths
street. The one behind The othsr. Just - the
fore team began 70 back mp the ssrsst, The pes
tssios one started 70 RON away. The conss-
cuencs vas that the t~e became msst beautiful
II eutangled and each one has . just claim up
On The gratitude Of The owner Of the other, %
they reciprocally and collectively pssveatsd .
ssrioas stampede. s.,.....a -. ..s..
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P,re Fsrsl--wake up Meses

o AZ meeting Of body Of citizens Of Bur-
lington, held this evening, Jan. llth. 1858, for
aparposs be~efcial 70 the city aad property
thereof, Mr. Lewis Nevers was called 70 the
Chair, and Mr.. Chris. Allen was appointed Sec
rstary for the occasion. The intention and OBJ
jses Of The meeting vas stassd By The Chair
and enlAsged upon by others present. 'sThat
vs, members Of this body, form and organize
ourselves into good and efficient Fire COM
.paay for the protection Of our common and
public property from the destructive ravages Of
Gse. II was therefore
/ Resolved. That We. the undersigned, do or
.eanise ourselves in,oss Fire Company. 10 stay
the calsn,ities Of that element 30 Disastrous and
desolating in its nature. And we mutually
pledge ourselves to do anl faithfully perform
the various duties pertaining TO well conduct.
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DoWn Wrfa rlI RR1rs.-We advised laad-
lords % reduce their rents IN order y hola -
|flo t3eis tenAAta home time ags. Or aAvics
1 hes beeA Uut partially followed, and IL esa.
sequence y Inst there are nos numAes y
e1pay b11ius11 " ven - dwslling heasss u
Ksokrk ahd ~ nuuAher y insssasiag ssety
day. 7fs 60 asasasAes ssi sts 4AAtsants
The nerhes value of properly = - -,
than helf M IN 11s yeaf age; The psoaal
N ka - ~ ihA average . ~ ~
~. ':ssAashs ss'All = \ 3
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u-We are requested BY NJ. Palmer TO with
draw his name from the number Of candidates
fot Mayor, and say that he does not wish to be
candidate for any Office. f'.s..s.. /
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desire 70 take music Lessons on the Piapo-forte
or Organ to The advertisemens Of Ma. Blake in
another column. We have IL from one Who
Knows, that q successful teacher and hnish-
cd performer on both these instsumentas Ars.
B. is not excelled. 70 natural tasts she adds
thorough and systematic training under the
beat iastructors and beginners, ~ well as those
Who ase advanced in music, will, under Nrs.
BlaksS tuition, acquire style ofexscution and
. finish In performances, which few teachers are
>.nnkla ~ imsnaetin
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A FuoRITUL AccIDExr.-A irightful accident
occurred II, Cherboorgh, France, recently. In
| the naval uorkshops OF that town there y z
| foundry Tor the manufacture Of heavy iroa
castings. An immense crucible hangs over The
furnace, and when the metal b in . state q
fusion this crscible IL removed from u b
means 81 machinery. ard the glowing Or poar
ed into moulds which are iosined IN the aand
Il happened. that some txeufy woskmen vers
engaged in the operA,ion Of casting. when sud
denly the screw which held the handle 81 III
pot gave usy, and in . moment the liquid Inets
flooded the yorksIop ike The lava from y vol-
lcaso. Ten Of The men, we're oyertakcn w III
AAming torrent and. their feet and legs literan!
burned TO ashes. Some Of the men were NOR
fostunats than their felo~s. cscaped BY climb
ing upon the beams which supported the rooi
who're, eale themselves, they beheld the tcasfu
racs between shee unhappy comrades ana %
noltpA tFoa. which overlook the vretche'
lehsivsl;nn ap thee Limbs with IL hery touch
| a suboss'ptep, VA opened Tor the poor fellow'
while uailine for }he hespitAl ~ Vessinet 70 y
. csiva shsm. The Rassian officers q Cdsl
boureh. 10 honor Of whom the aushosisfl
1 were ahous 70 Riye = ball. subscribed Mberal
lias ehe sappost o. ~ Victims and their faluils
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nectcd u Annapolts.
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QNMttUu, ~. ! = Jan. I1.ll
4 most atrocious murder was committed at
Poolville, miles from here. last night. Jared
Constock,, and his wife, aged over 20 years,
were the victims. Their own SON waB the mur-
derrr. He has for some time been insane.
About o'clock Last night be killed his fathel
by knocking him down with an axe, and then
killed his mother With skillet. He then cut
their hearts ont He then cut one Of the bodies
in pieces and roasted the other ip the stove,
eating part Of Il. NE intended to kin BIB pister
The murdetet 4 in custody. and has confessed