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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
OuR paper is, to. large extent, occupied this,

Our paper is, to q large ext@pt, occupied this
morning with the details of the Harper's Ferry
riots. Amidst great deal that is interesting
and exciting, We. have screceiy anything that is
satisfactory and conclusive as to what was the
origin, aim and end of the whole movements
1t seems that Ossawatomie Brown, notorious
Kansas Desperate, who for a long time past has
led rowing and plhndetihg life, at the head of
some Sbauditti, in that Territory, had lately
come and settled near. Harperso Ferry, with the
avowed purpose Of getting up an yiqsurrection
there which should, extend throughout Mary
land and this State. This Is to be inferred from
what the dispatches say on the subject, yet it
appears So perfectly UNREASONABLE; wild and in.
sane, that one can hardly suppose that such
was thedream of even fanatical renegadelik
Brown. He certainly..has had too much to do
with warfare life not to know how Suicidal
such aeprolect would be. The idea of anything
save mad house lunatic ever expecting to or
ganize a wide spread Instruction at the head
of q raw, timprovised band of fifteen or twenty
white men and Ave or ten negroes, on public
throughfare, easily accessible BY telegraph and
railrORdto important and powerful military aid !,
is too wild and foolish for rational belief
1t may be, andlwe think it is probable that it
is So: that disafection existed It the Arnory
among many, or all the operatives, on account
of back pay, or some other cause, as mentioned
in our. dispatches yesterday morning, and that
Brown, knowing of this disaFection, took the
opportunity to foster'it and turn it to account
for his Interior design of getting up negro
rebellion. This may be.we say-but even this
is the merest superstition. We can seen .satis>
factory explanation, as We said at the outset, of
the whole matter, from anything that we have
received up to this writing. 70. e &.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

THE Paris correspondent Of the London Post
says Prince Napoleon has formally abandoned
all pursuit. of a throne, and. to startIe the EN-.
peFor, declares that he is prevented by his Re.
publican principles from accepting any other
position than that of Dictator Of Republic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
MARRIED,

d -e,aa cit hl4Ak2R1ED, 500 elasHss ipq
XestsEd1y morning. the ash by thea Rev. Mr..
z HUNTER to Mss LIZZIE BERGER, al Of ills city
With the above notice gold dollar and piece OF
the wedding US ali to put under our p
lows and assist our clear forming joyous
the happy couple Who have kindly sa0stdata9y
remembered this May their lives be all
sunshine and may they piece of cake or
gold dollar notaE Al Il .fei'ag ;Jl 4ly1aa 80 lHs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

A couple of women, aquarrelling for place and
power in the fancy needle work department of
the Canada Provincial fair at Kingston, last
week, came near breaking up the sbow-the
husband of one of them removing his articles
from exhibition, thus taking away the most of
the mechanical department. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

TIE papers talk about -Four relations. with
Mexico" The United States do not appear to
have any relations in Mexico, We should judge,
by the way Mexico trepts.olr government, .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

Thar whil0m ':amo duck, - the Bank of wss-
ton, it would appear BY the following from the
Clarksburg Register issagain on. its feet:
Gen Geo. A. jackson, the Cashier, of this ill.,
stitutiOn, passed through this place, yesterday
on his way0to Weston, and Informed our .oiti
Gems that be had succeeded in making arrange:
ments BY which the bank would be put into op.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
Trustees Sale.
tqs-SO ALPRED CALDwELI. Trustee.
Market Farm For Rent.

Market Farm For Kent.
WISH rent small farm atMartinSYIle NEARLY opPO
~ site Wheeling, which Is suitable fOT market garden
The place contains about 25 acres, and has 1t
diouS barn. willing build house II salts
factory Org. ten i1 :. .,
ietown and WheelinS for property baltimore,
or Washington, D. c., where now reside.
Por Information, apply to James Paul. Esq, Mt Wheel
ing, Va. CHARLES ELLET, Jr.,
rhe German aass z.ssano VIM pIss.s sSpS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

PAaE'spalnting Of Venus leading Eneas Co
the Latin shore " is nov; on exhibition (as We
noticed the other day,11 at the Dusseldorf Gall
lery, in New York. This is the famous painting
which was refused admission to the exhibition
at Paris. 45Itsrepresents nude Venus,standiugs
in shell. drawn BY doves, and urged along by
brace of fat and calloy cupids. Trojan yes
sells, bearing Eueas and his frieuds.lare in the
distance. The thought istsaid to be obscurely.
and imperfeetly expressed, as Eneas and the
other accessories are but family limited at The
painting might bear any other name as WE'LL
The figure of Venus is finely drawn-the flesh.
cOloring is wonderful. The painting, as work
of art says the N. Y. Commercial, is otherwise
altogether remarkable. zs eg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

THRE1 TAiLoRs. the people of Eng.
land, y said the three jourpeymeng tailors who
sent apetition to Parliament 4 eve the people
of Ohio, said three cobblers of politics one
day at estown Of Wooster, introducing each
other as Governor, Senator and President re-
spectively, to an astonished audience. Behold
Mr.. Douglas walking to the edge of the platform
with the modest Ranney. He opens his mouth,
"Gentlenen, allow me to introduce to you the
Honorable r. P. Ranney, the neat Gooernor Of
OhiOi" The curtain falls on the pantomime,
and rises again on scene like this: Enter
Ranney and Pugh. Ranney loquitur-"G
Ettemen, allow me to introduce to you the Hon
orabIe George g.. P6gh, thenert United States
Senator from O6io!" Ereunt. Scene third:
Return. Douglas and Pugh. Pugh, ,loq.-"Gen-
tlemen, allow me to introduce to you the Hons
orable Stephen A, Douglas, $. the ynert President
Of the United Statss!" We, the people Of
England .-FH u ."'i FsEIT .-z-IEi- fTT It rs
The same untoWard circumstances which has
made false oracles of Douglas and Ranney, is
universally conceded to have made the Pugh
prophecy of none effect. The three tailors are
stitched, pressed out and sponged. Each is a
SqrtOr ReSartus on his own hook. We've,
the people of England n chicago; Press
f. We are sorry to withdraw the announcement
from our columns that Mr.. Prentice will lecture
here on Friday evening next The following
H ~ 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

TnE servant girls in New York city have
struck. for higher wagesAzthey want $40 a
month. The Journal Of 99nanasres says it is-ifi
consequence of assessments for the new .Fourthi7
Avenue Cathedral &. q r. :,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19


THE Manchester (Eng.) Guardian publishes
letter to the Secretary of the Northern Reform
Union, from Lord Teynham, in which he boldly
announces that, whatever may be the opinions
of his brother Peers on the subject, he is in
favor lofgiyinga vote to every, Engishman who.
has reached the age of 81, and whO:is capable of
reading his extraordinary effusion The noble
Lord points out that every Briton is 'surroun.
ded by the shield of the Law from a period even
anterior to his birth down-tol the moment he
ceasea toexist; nay, he goes further than this,
for after death the laws Of the country, protect
the sacredness Of the Englishmsn 8 tomb He
is also taxed, directly or Indirectly from the
time he, first sees light. and His Lordship ex.
claims triumphaptly. He whose life on earth is
thus actsdlupon by Parliament, is justly entitled
to havesa3vOtoe in choosing his own representa-.
tivein that assembly, The only qualifications
he requires thoseswe5have mentioned, that,
man shallsbs of lsgSragsI and thatshe, shaiflbie
able to read. The Ggidatraialls i6tilmiates that
His Lordahipsig asK6SSwS Nothing, and, Is sur
prised that his friends allowed him to appeaF:in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

Tag Mishawaka dud9 Enterprise. says that
some fellow was preparing to cut his throat in
that place last week.. and made last request,
that his wifo should hold the candle for. him.
She refused and he didn't cut. Probably she
made q mistake in nosgrSnti1g 7hisFequest.
p THE city Of Selma, Alabama, has within its :
limits fourteen Artssian wells, several Of them
throwing volumes of water to the extent Of six
hundred gallons,to the minute. The depth Of
these wells average about four hundred feetsolis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

y AAKEEsE@DAtb1t IRl.WEEElb1 AM. WEEkL4
CIRCULATION. oF ANY PAPER IN WHEELING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

''These are marked 3on the Spread principle.
THERE'S a wider space between the Bars at the
place marked l for the Aces, at Q for Kings, at
5 for Queens, az for Jacks, &c! &c, FdoWI to
theL2 spots. Learn well before playing"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

"FoR SlzR-Place- four Aces, Kings,
Queens, &C., together. Look at the place mark
I on the sample ssent-Wit this
you will observe that there lisa variation in, each
figure, commencing with the Ace, dud'So on
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-28
MnEELING. June 27. 1854

WHEELING, June 27, 1859.
MeSsrS. EttitOrS:-Pernit me, through the
medium of your valuable paper, to make a few
remarks suggested by custom, which, as far
as my experience goes, is peculiar to Wheeling.
Not many evenings since, on the occasion OF
benefit at your Theatre, several ladies attended,
accompanied by as many gentlemen. During
the intcrmission between the first and second
acts the gentlemen had occasion to leave their
ladies and go outside On their return they
found their seats occupied by other gentlemen.
This was all very well. AS they did not inmc-
diately offer to vacate the premises nothing was
said, it being taken for granted that at the close
of the intermission they would politely retire
and surrender their seats TO the rightful occu-
pants. But no. On the contrary, although the
gentlemen were standing in the aisle at the end
of the seats, no notice was taken of them, and it
was nearly an hour before they offered to retire,
and then somewhat reluctantly. This is GER
tanly great breach of etiquette and, to speak
mildly, very ungentlemnnly, if not i'll bred
This monopoly Of ladies was attempted n sec
ond time by different parties the same evening
On this occasion one of the parties promptly
resigned his seat on the return of the gentle
men, but the other seemed determined to main
tain his position at all hazards; and it not
until he was requested to Yacatc the seat, that
he seemed to have any idea that he was intrud-
ing 1t is an old established saying, that when
in Rome, we should do as the Romans do
But it would be impossible for us to reconcile
our minds to the belief that in Wheeling, a
place renowned for its intellectual, refined and
polished society, such practices are counter.
anccd and upheld. If the gentlemen must
speak to their female acquaintances upon such
occasions, let them be brief, and not attempt to
maintaintan exclusive monopoly of their socie-
ty w.
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augcIman to all those Opposed to prescription" +"
BUT until that time, would advise him never
again attempt to palm off upon the community
such bare face falsehoods, for no other purpose
than to injurc a poor lad and indulge in satiric-
al remarks about the "Know Nothing" party.
am ready at any time "Qld Line Wing"
may desire, to prove all have herein stated, and
| dtre him TO an inDestigatiOM of the whole
affair. JusrFCR TO ALL.
Old Line Whig can learn my true name by
calling at this olllce, proride& he will disclose
his name, and acknowledge himself the author
Of that false communication.
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@. Il. BROWN.

MS MAIN STREET,
nEALER in Watches, Clocks, yrWtIry, SILVER and Plated
IL Ware, Fancy Goods, &c. &C., Wholesale aud Retail
Agent for the sale OF the CELEBEATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactured by AEPLKIOx. CO.,
Agent for the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINES,
anhOunc his return from New York with cOmIrte
sOTment Of every variety Of goods line,
lie offered prices compete with any hOHs- IL-
country. Please call and examine before purchasing ris
where. sePlClS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-28

Mucn is said in the papers of the expulsion
from church Of Ezekiel Z. Cox, Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, for, as is alleged, returning fugitive
slave to his master Now VIC suppose the truth
is that the old gentleman was cxcommunicated
because he was so unfortunate as to be the
father Of Hon. Sam Cox Our exchanges would
do vel! to note this fact, as it shows the provo
cation which afflicted the good people of Zanes-
Vile, and which certainly to some extent cXcu-
ses them.-C Gin. Commcrcink
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Aa@aA

The peasantcst part of mans life is gcner-
ally that which passes in courtship. provided
his passion be sincere, and the party beloved
kin,l with discretion. Love, desire, hope, all
the pleasing emotions of the soul, rise in the
purSuit.-datlisOn
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LISr. MORKIaON e q

LIST, HIOREIsON Ns co.
Successors TO List & Howell and II. X. List.
WHOLESALE GROt'ERS tF FRODECE NEHLERS
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WE desire the friends firm, and
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WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS.
determined to all orders entrusted
care, with fidelity and prOmltness the
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Those having unsettled accounts with late firms Of
Henry X List Co List Howell win please take notice,
Henry X list having purchased the entire interest OG
A. Allen Howell in said FIRMS Mr.. Howell retiring from bu
sness) alone authorized make settlement. janI-y
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Second Summer Stock!
BARGAINS!

BARGAINS!
x ID finished SIX Gaqntlets worth .! %. a! cts.
Ntts, short, worth 87x, at 10 cts.
Lawns, worth l2H, at on cts.
Hoop Skirts, worth $2.t, at IS cts
Linen Bosoms, wort BIZ, atlS5i cts.
Kid Gloves, worth 20, at 5OCts.
Chlren's Linen IIanlkerOhefs, worth l2H, at GAc
Figured Marseilaisc, worth IS at 81 cts.
BOnneIs at most own prices, together will
n great many others too numerous to mention.
Call and convce yourselves that vii! sell The cheapest
goods ever offered in Wheeling. ISAAC PRAGER,
1928, Main street, between Main and Union SITS.
call attention to stock suitable for mems and
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
[Fsr the Intclligcncer.l

A few suEReStIOna about RtIquetIe-Gcn-
tlenlen with Indies the Theatre and
SentIemnn Without.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-29


EprroEs APPEAL. Are not the Developments
OF the extent and character Of the late out
break at Harpsr's Ferry sufficient to denand
some EXPRESSION OF opinion on the part Of our
people? win it not cali forth the expression
! AZ oDinion from the masses Of the North in
primary meetings2 II not, what conclusion
viii force itself upon us as to the state Of north
erp feeling? Suppose such an outrage had
been committed BY any portion OF the slave
holders upon = town in a free State; do you
not believe that the entire South would disclsim
n. act. and denounce its authors?
Do you know, gentlemen, how many free ne
groes from Cincinnati and other free State
towns and cities are in our city? IhaTe learn
ed that the number is quite large. How many
Of these can read, and have read the pro-
grsmme Of Brown andhis confederstes What
effect is their presence 10 have upon our slaves2
They would not be likely to choose q residence
here in defiance Of law, in reach Of its penal
ties, and where they have few privileges con-
pared with the tree States, without some mo-
tiv. 70 doing 50.
VIII you, gentlemen, give some attention to
this matter, and give Us what information you
can procure from some OF our city officials
Gnd.had we not better have in some shape an
expression Of public feeling on the %subjeetP
ne struggle now on hand is no more nor less
than to place the white and the black race up
on an equality, and the sooner our people IN
dsstaDd this the better. W.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-29

Prom he Goshen C. 2 Repubhean-l
Last week elections were held in The States
Of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and
Minnesota In these States al the dement's
Of opposition had combined against the De-
mocracy, and thus g cured a doubtful victory
that is, carried The e~leoiioH but when We look
upon their decreased majorites, W. nav wei
feel proud Of the result In the old Keystone
State, the Opposition majority viii fall short
Of fifteen thousand, when they had calculated
upon forty thousand Under such eircum-
stances the Democracy, although not entirely
victorious, have great cause for congratuia-
tion. In the other States the Opposition have
suffered severely. Though they are making a
great noise over their victories, !" in fact they
are dishesrtened at the result, for il points
Enthusiastically their utter downfall in 1860
Let the Democracy OF our STATE take cour-
age. The signs Of the times are cheering
we have only to put our shoulders to The wheel
10 insure a triumph next month; that We put to
eight the Republican host, and carry dismay
into the very heart Of the Seward camp.
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HltouaI.
Joy to the Afflicted !
"HOUGFS VEGETABLE PAlACEA'
AND UNIVERSAL REMEDY.

HTuEN H L. remsmbersd that uine-tsnihs o. au dis
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SHooTrzs ARRAY At PREETIss, MIss.-Ws
learned from PassenEsrs By the steamer Donid B00ns
YESTERDAY thsta shootnE saraT oocarred a. Prsntiss,
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