Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14

structure and contains nearly 600 rooms be.
5iu cs sS the largest parlor have ever seen, and
g poenta a,J rg FSo that 3 600
psrsoItfouRI dssiae IisEj5orts
Of t1attyafastid!ohs ah too paf ftiifiaf Deo6ie
servants are as obliging as any NC have over
known.
We are pleased to bear testimony to all these
lactS' c because we were before, compelled to find
!auIt. It's true that we were not quito as old
inltrgW(i FBenS Sp9F ba,E Se $hS s5Sn & S6dilt
eorrJgs Oh 6iSa ,S1 K ~ 8 81. 3 lRlSiS,8 S8 A
IN our testimony now. Nothing so opens
mans eyes to facts as this thing OF milking a
nome nom IN n hundred plaGesf every year, and we
tlnualy Srumbling at ali they see aud eat aud
Aear, while on their first crusade into the wide
$ftto6i tot antB fa9IF &ith5eycFN f,tiltcars a,Sl
Slea ReE 0 Coach Ssslnd ealing h1psa eIiAJicas
so"d breeding and a travellers experiences; but
9ias! now mistaken the idea. how the really
nice IN such things, smile ut the concet
"A SD far, there have been over 5000 visitors
here, and though the season is closing, the
number will yet be increased by return visitors
from theTallliQinipg spriAs&A HE bdllrrlo,h be g
gins IL, I6ok pa bty 5nd }thS8laRderk MeSftyands
TAR bgs@ccns though plcm af& prabSllST0H
any tl0,s ifis s,rH aI.3 oS ceiktl8 ,SnS. AnH yoH
would come to dance, could you listen to
Snch elegant music. There is ball each night,
but only two or three dress balls week Amd
how theYdo dressls Exegyz ST llite1
lsan 1 hea.Eessg g Ct e9nESes "a s6eaq1i
SEQ TO 1ear the side remarks that each new apt
,peqrance clicitS close observer finds no lit.
tle amusement in all these things In reality,
my iears arg that the ladies' assembled aeS
great = Syi@eEl ellaee are, ina &orldl sense,
not atl "Well to do"
IL II is understood to be place for wife and
husband hunting, and il is to the advantage Of
most parties to make things look bright aS pos.
Sible. w remember one iadY that vas pointed
out to US by so many of our AGO Qugiutauces as to-
make sherza mark nprfesp pecidl attention, vh0j
Was supposedly hayc ,hn annuity Of $50, ,D6V,
and whose waist was small that Won could
have easily spanned it with two hands She
seemed to tesl her Importance, SmaIas sLe was
aud daneedor lance pE9ngs4a9sd no =; gae wt1if. WE
heard sQ1pe zone e mari gesiles.,S thu 81
she weres t6s break >t,Mer II astsSS, Ne
could not govern her lncomntiun, bnt would lly
oil at tangent. Poor chi!d But size Was Just
home from Paris, and must needs lroks well r]
itIkisl. We sincerely hopeI Glc may be worth.
Tita; money sense: all that is at;rihutcd To her
for it would take more than $4,000 pcr anU0in= i
Iosupply her syittlEpev sgatfCsnslryer. sShe
seems lusIiuedtt0 jhu41tatie She cNq54ineF&h he3
husband need not fear the new divorce laws in
Indiana, for death will mike him witlower
quite soon. IT n'ay-he that sE,e-w-,tot- take
tile trouble of husband i'll her hands hut cling
TO single blcsSeneSS. or course She will not If
fccvss tyfTep,aip ayireitE long, IFthefe nj sGy
eCa hantsk Tetrs III the Union wh6lcdiltl BeH
bought faf hSGtl4 40UOaI5sr afSi6G,.2 : - stG 4
lt'is question whether these springs INV
Ahe co OF jtlle gtbpnds,' hbtei una c6tnsesii ii.s
been enormous, and the company pay interest
on sone million now. lti.'trhs'thatitlIe rec9ibtS
rtbiS season will amount to over SIGQ, 600. #b,lt
the profits rfsasts' ngeds be 'spn
duct aiEtbe S4SnEsSSslt IS sf,resh,fea, tl,oheAs
that the company has made something tis sea.
son; and the. Rr6ffts will be iln,liepSc t8thcjfa4
iture Sn soon as the Gov. & o. Railroad is
completed TO the grounds, the arrivals will Le
unq"estIonapy neeqYSed M ana !tIre
place will then be Il PAYING one indeed. We
are glad TO see that the company is geing en-
with its npT6ve0t0t$ ahlSwe Believe. from
what we now see, that the White SGh,hcr
Springs will be tI,s mqst IaouriAti"g Watering
,p:Uce in the Union before ten years.
- ilFe noticed in the ball room last evening. the
celebrated ParSon Brn@nIow, and he had quite a
crowd about hisn, and was tl,c subject of much
remark all over the room We had never seen
sas5 5 aS look SIia sSSss Sssirsa5 III s9sl8sgS
he looking around Tor coUmon reason, aud we
dare say he will have good dealslo do with the
next Presidential election. LtStias always oc-
cured to MS that he is man OfggehiuS aud wei
:beheSe now that he is one OF thesEreatcst poll.
ticians Of the age. FcaElui 81 ing he
speaks his scntitnenLS5 gives
the party to which he Isl tb1posed siSeSs broad.
sides as make it titlMbl 3sJs III B68 That,
.onohe occasion, arose SsE i9resapd l8tnsils audi
cnce aud proposed ITO bept sue lfi6g
had meyer seen before sffzi:spne 6BesofRtlie
second families olstie 166hIf6 q: ,OfE
c6uTse such splendid l,iecesof fslrcastn brought
tho house down. May he never die!
90 And 3talkinggof BrpwlhoW reminds ns4th1t we
iveh heard many 'chcohiums upon the lNteltt:II