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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-07

yVHoLEsALE AND RfrAIL ysnufastursr of Saddles,
w hrdes, Harness and Trunks, ard dealer IN all aT
eles usually Kept by saiieTs bes leave inform tie
public that he hls opened, 30 las 9l7 S. Market
Alley where he viii bs glad persons WhntanE
any of ts above articles Asheintends 70 make good work
and seu fair prices he sra TO obtain liberal shara
blie patronage, Particular attention paid oTcred
EcrE, and repairing Zone with Dispatch SsPis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-07

Coul:rixG on YaE Icr.-somc fellow who has
evidently been carried away with the exercise
thus gives MS experience in s;ating with the
girls:
Talk about warm pcrlor soft sofa, limgd
nonsense, gentle soucezes, kmOtty signs,
bashlul eyes, shakes and tremors, dying embcrs
mid night hours artificial fowers-all compared
60 an ice paror, for courting purposes. Bad
place for lovers is the ice. The lady employs
You to adjust her skates, hold her in the right
position, and sand ready with open arms as they
fall Just stop and think tnoment. Think of
fooling away about an honr :onul the pretty
fcot that belongs to the pretty eres pecpiug out
from under the warm hood. Think how nice it
is of a bright moonlight night piping cold, 10
race that pretty one far out from the crowd,
with arm round her waist 10 keep her from lal'-
ing, and the gentle motion on states fairly in
toXicating you with more than heavenly RAPTURE.
Go way with your parlor corr,ing, where the
house clock must be mufIled, and where the OIL
folks will keep both ears open, to each advance
darts of Cupid the stolen kiss. Give us the ice,
the bracing air. and the embracing arm to guard
from danger As pipes the cold outside so
burns the love within. Away with the noisy
crowd, with none but the myriad eyes OF God
to look down and smile approval, wno would
not do their courting on the ice 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-07

Six claws-one ear--of ;eeth, perhaps hand.
ful; and save fur nought else except solitary
tail That tail was Norvals-hy ring knew
it. The ear was-but well let the matter pass.
That tale @ill do without the ear
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-07
HAIS "a ND OAPS.
s. HARPER G BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
- = Ea.S S.El- II..In.. L.L.-rs

yITEhaYe on hand and receiving daily, large
w complete assortment Of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety OF style and price. And in view of the In
ereAsu demand for first class goods, have paid
attention to the getting OF such expressly
adapted the of customers. Our
with Eastern houses such that enabled to fCrnsh
the atestsyies Of Hats and Caps asintrodlced
Aud promise that the newest and most beautiful
Bomeuts we'll the best qualities of every descriptions
are 10 be found atour establishment.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
willsparc pains give entire
deco s. HARPER 4 BRO
G RE IT a n n r a @ II I o NJ I!
rINHE Of Wheeling and surrouDdInb country and
l. the Ladies' in partiear are respectfully requested to
view GREAT ASSORTMENT 0F DRY GOODS offered
At Cheap Cash store, 131 Main ST., consisting o
the latest styles OF
go RA6LASs. - .titl '1lit Pr lsfi fs
uss CLoAKS, ,-a...t4f.z
MANTLES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-07
-Tmnortant to Females.

~ Rem lies female deraagemsnts from 81 20
Relief gulrinteel in all cases. Coasutaton anu
strictly confidential. Patients from distance proNueu
with board, nnrsng aud exclusive attend1nee s
aeu by mail as prIVAte eiTeulAr sent per letet eei
except nostas,. oaice No. eS West 2lta YORK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-07
BLIS S g. Q a M P 3 LII
~. OK MIN street.
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

IO6HGIV w 1UOAA44E5 III u 8 -AyOO@ .
WE have just received fresh supply Of Drugs s2d
w Medicines selected with care, for our PFescr
aud Retail Also large assortment OF articles TOT
toilet among which the latest styles OF
Pcr1;ueries Soaps also Flesh Cloth, Hair and roo'
Brushes In great variety. In alGiion the above We
keep constantly hand god article Of Coal OIL and
Drug Store. REED hlsAFl'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-26

NEW ARRANGE GEMENT OF HoCsE OF
REpREsENTAT1vEs-The ground plan Of the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives, under
the order of the last session removing the
desks, is now complete, although the
sofas which are to take the place Of the
huge and gorgeous chairs are not placed
The rows Of seats rise above each other on
the same elevations as before, but the space
is circumscribed nearly one-half, and the
members will be seated much more CON-
fortably and conveniently for the TRANSACTION
Of business. The vacant space to the right
and left Of the Speakers chair, occasioned
by the new arrangement, will be occupied
with large writing tables and all the neces-
sary appliances. No special provision Of
that sort was made in the resolution direct
ing the change, but it was assumed to be
embraced within the general idea. The
alterations necessary to carry out the expert
ment are of such character as to insure
it trial for the whole of the next session
at least, because it would hardly be prac-
ticabls to revert to the old system during
the period Of an ordinary adjournment
over three days.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-26

CowARRIcE OF AN ENGLISH OFFICER.
During the last rebellion in India, in
stances Of heroism where common of
cowardice there was but one. Indeed,
deeply regret to have to record the fact
that there ssss one officer of high rank, and
in the prime of life, who never showed
himself outside the walls of the barrack,
nor took even the slightest part in the mil
litary operations. This craven-hearted
man, whose name withhold out of consid-
Grafton for the feelings Of his surviving rela-
tives, seemed not to possess thought be-
yond that Of preserving his own worthless
life. Throughout three weeks of skulking,
while women and children were daily dying
around him, and the little band Of combat
ants was being constantly thinned by
wounds and death, not even the perils of
his own wife could rouse this man to exer-
ton and when at length We ban embarked
al the close of the essge, while our little
craft was stuck upon sandbank, no ex-
postulation could make him vuit the shelter
of her bulworks though We were adopting
every possible expedient to tighten her
burden. 1t was positively relief to US
when we foud that his cowatdice was una
yaiIing; and bullet through the boat
side that despatched him caused the only
death that We regarded With complaceucy.
The Storyof Cawn pore.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-26


LovER.-A man WHO, in his anxiety to OBJ
tain possession Of another has lost possession
of himself. Lovers are seldom tired of one
another's society, because they are always
speaking of themselves. Let US not, how
ever, disparage this fond infatuation, for
az its tendencies are eleyating. He who
has passed through life without over being
iu love, has had no spring time-Do summer
ip his existence; his heart is q Towering
eplapt which hath never blown-never
developed itself-neyer put forth its beauty
and its perfume-neyer given nor received
pleasure. The love ofour youth, like kennel
coal, is 50 inAammable that it may be
kiudlcd by almost apy match but It its
tLansient blaze do NOT pass away ia smoke
its fame, too bright and ardent to last long
soon exhausts and consumes ITSELF The
love Of our mature' age is like eoko, which
once ignitsd, burns with q stesdy and
enduring heat, emitting neither smoke nor
Aame. No wonder that,we heaEso mach
of the SORROWS of love; for there is pleasure
even in dwelling upon it's pains. Revealing in
tears, it's fire, like THAT Of papAths likes 70
swim upon watr.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-26

ExpEH1ENcn-There is a pretty German
story Of aHlind man, who, even under a
misfortune, was hsppy-happy 10 a. wife
be passionately loved; her voice was swest
apd low, and he gave ber credit for that
beauty which had he been .paiuterl was the
object nf his itlcla.rs. Aspbysicisn came
and curing the disease. restcssd the busbapd
to sight, which he chiefly valued as it
would enable him 70 gaze on the lovely
fasturss oe bis wife. He looks. and sssss
face hideoqs ip uglinessl Hs il restored
70 sight Mbnd. M bic happiness is,o.er. L. nc'
thi. our h'stoa'yI, Our assei Phy,issiep j
E4Psrienee; :. :. Z as. = ~ !,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-26

A FINE rHoUGHr.-A French writer has
said that ITO dream glorious'y, you rnpst
act, gloriously while you are awake and
to bring angels down to sepyerse with yop
;n yonr slesp, you mustilabos in the cause
ef virtue during the day"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-26
The eulogy on Daniel Webster at Dart

1he euiogy on Daniel Webster at Dart
mouth College, in which he mingled at
once all the light Of his genius and all the
warmth of his heart, has, within my knowl-
edge, never been equalled among the per-
formances Of its class in this country for
sympathetic appreciation Of great man
discriminating analysis of character, fer
tility of illustration, weight of sentiment,
and style at once chaste, nervous aud
brilliant. The long sentences which have
been criticised in this, as in other perform
ances, are like those which DR.. Charming
admired and commended in Milton's prose,
we'll compacted, full Of meaning, fit vehicles
for great thoughts.
But he does not deal exclusively in
those ponderous sentences. There is nothing
of the artificial Johnsonian balance in his
style. 1t is as often marked by pregnant
brevity as by sonorous amolitude. lie
is sometimes satisfied in concise epigram-
matte clauses, to skirnish with his light
troops and drive in the enemys outposts.
It is only on fitting occasions, when great
principles are to be vindicated and solemn
truths told-when some moral or political
Waterloo or Solferno is to be fought-that
lie puts on the entire panoply Of his gorgeous
rhetoric.
1t is then that his majestic sentences
swell to the dimensions of his thought; that
you hear afar off the awful roar of his ri1ed
ordnance; and when he has stormed the
heights, and broken the centre and trambled
the squares, and turned the staggering
wings Of his adversary, that lie sounds his
imperial clarion along the whole line Of
battle, and moves forward with all his hosts
in one overwhelming charge.
At this beautiful figure, forcibIy and
elovuently expressed as it was, the audience
could no longer restrain the expression Of
their appreciation, and burst, forth into
continued applause, which ceased, and was
renewed the second time,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-26
From the South Carolin;dn.

Mr.. EDIToR-DEAR SIR: You will oblige
me by publishing the accompanying paper,
prepared with some pains by its author for
the purpose Of rectifying portion Of Col.
Benton's book, where he in his narrative
deals unjustIy and falsely with the history
of certain prominent events and men con-
nectcd with the tariff and the Texas annex
alton controversy Of 1874. This correction
and refutation was intended to have been
made at an earlier day, but in part owing
to Col. Benton's death, in the spring of
1858, it has been until the present time de-
layed. The reason Mr.. Pickens assumes
the task to vindicate the name and fame of
South Carolina and Mr.. Calhoun from the
aspersions of Col. Benton's book, he himself
full discloscs in the narrative. Being the
original and now sole depository Of the facts
upon which Col. Benton grounds his asser-
tons, tue duty appeared imperative that he
should suffer no further time to clapsc be-
fore lie made public true statement Of
every thing that transpircd between Mr..
Polk and himself during the visit alluded
to in the "Thir!y Years in the United States
Senate" As it may naturally assist in de-
veloping the political history Of our times,
likely from the "thirty years" TO be pervert-
ed and distorted, its publication at this time
may be of some general Importance, and
may also be Of some service to the State and
to the reputation of Mr.. Calhoun. Truly
yours,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-26

All houses wherein men have lived and died
Are haunted houses Through the open doors
The harmless phatoms on their errands glide,
With feet that make no sound upon the
floors
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-26

We meet them at the doorway. on the stair,
Along the passages they come and 60,
tmpalpable Impressions on the air.
A sensc of something moving to and fro.
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Oaueu'S

Magical Pain Extractor.
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dAtn, oenen &tnbet tnhNer unterwpr en- Fnb = 1T ht. 9att.
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10 UefMenfe mad Der Neim0tb

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aber MUIR fur Dteisnisen, psl&s Fa Sts @asr61rea uaS n5tH.
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Baltimore unb SrOntfra6e anf6dfen.
Nfstaen Treunten uno Detanntsn, fSwte BEN Wublifum
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mir nnr BON Der reelfen Yebtenune bic Nebe ftin far,, mail
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tirlid nit biuein. GOrrie lag am 9Oben &irt
rtef lhm gu uWaS maslt Du, Better ?" @crrie
erwicelte: 8! mus babe i4 9etbau! Was mir6
meme Mutttr lasen !" Dislen NuSiuf wieoer,
bclte @errie 3pet ooer brei NAL. Damn bat
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gen nnn ibn. aus Ter Welt ib1ffen. @crrie
blutete aus rer Jtale uno i'm @elibt, aber nidt
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III rplltluoiS r Siderbeit.
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re oaual8 in brutaler uno orcbenoer WelIe
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Nuf einmat unter6rad nun Breton ben 3sus
gen init Der 6ra9e: nSinc Sic nidt Der OtanH
Der S4welter oes GrOpps?" Der 3euse ant'
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nldt bierber. uebri9ens merben Ste mid bur0
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nod 10 gut wie @ie unO weiB, mas MID ueinem
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ben 3susen i'm Prc3eB @rOpps uOr9elaOen ia
BE uno paB Der 3euae bereit serelen iet. Der
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babe aber aus @rinOen Der Oteni9liHteit aui
pe Vernebmuns beS 3eusen eer3idtet.
prelton mar nad Dteler 2eftlcn ndu5A IL
title. So puroe nun
2teut. @rooUer pernDmncn: er Be-
seugte, wie Der Uoli9e 3euee, DAP Gcr,ie i'm
StatlenSbaule Don ~feinerlei @efabr beorebt ses
peien lei; man babe iOsleid mad ieiner Giulies
ferung, uno serlume 3eit bepcr Der WiasOr
Jpn rerb6rt babs, ale Ebiren 9elalUGeu, 10
Dap Gcrrie BON benz Qdrmen auBerbalb gar nid!S
9Sren tcnnte.
Die beioen 3uleet perncmmeneu l3en9en erz
wdbnten, baB @Orrie BET ieiner @Inlisferuns
cine WadStu&fappe tru5, OaB er Dase9en, als
man t9n aus Der 3eIe Dor ben WtlHcr fibrte,
cine Eudtappe auf bate. Wan fano naGber
in ieiner 3eus, wO er an ben Bccen seidlolen
moroen mar, etneu Observation-Disclosures.
Die Staatsunwa1tidaft erfldrte, oaB hermit
oas SerbSr Der Staats5eu9en 9ei6lClieu iet,
oaB tie ober pieQeidt in Der nddlten 5iguns
nod 5pei weitere porfibren peroe. Nadoem
Breton 9eSen lestere NntInoi9uns &inl9eS aes
ipro9en, uertaete Der 91i1ter Yrice Die Court
auf ben nddlten WOr3en.
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Sauces
Sariaparilee, Oe3etabiliiGe oDer 8lutreini.
b 81 nun0&-Hinen

NytSAtSS y 1Frf H
SariapariGee, Ue3etabilii4e cDer 8lutreints
9un98sBtIenI
Bur Rsiatsune bts Ulutes, 8,feiuna DOn Safe, ,ur y,s
herttrfeuun6 Der etfSrttn Orbnuna hes Wtaaens uGh unter.
Ietbes, Dpsp pfa, S&~immtn i'm &Dpte &c. DIST 90 feline brf.
tert AVectjtn. U~cutlatiee Yericten trtl@e baufS an RDsf.
wtp, S@wtnoel, S9I6frGtiit unb Rltneen tn cen Ob,en lei,
gen, que 3sttenht, bte yrn einsnn su aartea 8lutpranse mad
Stm 3apfe. beinaefu&t Hmb, 10 aten niemalS pBae bisfs' piasn
istn, tnoeut ettte ben fHnea eebrau&t. bic sefSerliGRen 6ranf.
bttten Strbtnben.
Man lele ~fplsenbes lObenbe 3ensuiB iber bic
Setlnng Boa ONSpeplta.
Gs mtrD gterinst btfGetntat, bab metne Jrau felt IL Sabre
an Dtsptpfd lttt rnb ale d~Ggejciaten Webtsinen un9 Ibon,.
lontantl@en pettmtttsl Otne 0rfDI8 tenlste. SD fel6a rHr6e
r. UOise tarisn artntsns ttinaee blino unO befar&tee BITE
t9uenos &rantbrtt ~ tefSnmen. Da bSite i'd ppn 5anrs'S
Sarlapattus.D tlen unb prlte mtr eine &@adttl ~DsrfeIEtn.
81 Inttne n GrGBttn e ;faunen purhe ids fcwObI AID ouM
gtstne Srdu bur& bea @ebrdu@ ~berfeIben curirt unb Id be.
Faet ulAt lest wPbl une rnunter.
15 f.Fs11 fsratfE- g. 8. SAIL,
NItemdrle, nabe QDtltar.
S Reini9un9 be5 Blutes!
Baltimore, ben 90. SuIt 1853.
g ~ rb hermit bef&etntSt, has Id an beittssm Sdmer, en-
IA otr Sruf. unb ta seNttn Mrme lit, mel0e On benz ser.
oDrbenen 8uRanbe tnetnes y u!es b%errEbtten, 9an emSfabl
utr ben Sebta& BON 5anee's Saria sariele Dter 8lu,refat-
9nn9S.gtntn. staheent I'd, etne S6G&:eI bnpDn sebrnu6t
bate. Deri&wanbea bic S&ner3tn Sic gDtriiamteieV Ser Wi.
len mar istr esitnb unb ia mug beteanen, ba6 fe ba4 anse.
nspuhe 9urettmttttI btIben, welhes t6 fe Get. audte.
1893 asE tEs Yatrtd SeDtt,
9 30. zS @ontpaV., 3rtiben 9Dwarb- un6 &utGDaf.
CUR Wdrnun9!
gDtu man httit ptleH 8etrauhen, 10 @t man dF Der 6uf.
bh man nttt ~aneefabrt wtree. Wan toaie entwsfer BEL Ssa
rt9tteen Issntea. Oeer faniut fslbf mad
- ST. 1(3 8GItmprchr.
grstt rs Gts. prS S&aHtd fur 5anet's a&te piasn o5tr
~ = !. Stt!-S
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WaubDla

5000, 600 JuB Bau uno Sdretnerbcla.
100000 Sdinpel unb Qatten auu, Werfonf
aDlr lenten bic Mu imertEamtstt panrtltder aunben ouf nm.
fsre eypse Nieberldse pcn Sau. un6 Nubbrls yon aGen MrIsn
Quantitdttn ub 0r6een. = gBtr lbnstben rreistannsn 9an.
bett- mad 8%efslun8, unb Itefern 8enferrdbmen. TbSrrn
&tnfafun8sn un6 pUbelar6eit su 5dbrtfpretien. Sprebet mar
. nnfernt 5CsPUte,, 0o. Ito etsbsfr. gDerfte, Ober G6e err
@utow NIB @ermanfr.4 ~"
9an22-& burns GL Sloan.