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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
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Reported for the Daily Int
The Wreck of the Hungarian

| The WRECK OF the hungarian.
MONTREAL. Murch 3.-The following was
received by the Hungarian's agents, last
evening:
BARRINGToN, March /.
To Edmond o ,, Allen & &c.
| have arrived from BALLARD light house.
I went over twelve miles of the coast; no
more bodies have been found. Three
trunks have been found, one belonging to
Margaret Roberts q, n to Robert Martin,
OF Toronto and the OLuer to ". r. Crock
er, CT Norwich. Conn. found quantity
of goods at Ballard and Point Latour but
not package whole. also found one
boat unchanged From the appearance of
the goods, | don't think it advisable to
keep the schooner here any longer
I.loyd's agent advises the goods to be sold
h ere, they being s, b lily damaged. T Q
goods are spread over Il space of aboul
seventy miles, and being in so many hands
there will be great difficulty in collecting
them. The surveyors have not yet given
in their report. Signed,
A. CRAWFORD.
The following is the list of passengers
booked per the Hungarian, at the agency
of the Grand Trunk railroad, in England:
Mr.. Hyatt, of Sherbrook, an adult, FIRST
class; Mr.. ChiIds, of Bowmansyille, two
adults and infant, second class; Mr.. Evans,
of Montreal, two adults, first class; Mr..
Cameron, of Montreal, an adult, first class;
Mr.. Stewart, of Montreal, an adult first
class; Mr. Boiler, of Montreal, two adults,
first class Mr. Wilson, of Toronto, an
adult, first class; Mr.. Richardson, of To-
ronto, two adults, first class; Mr.. Morrison,
of Toronto, one adult, first class; Mr.. Mar
tin, Of Toronto, an adult; Mr. Shank, of
Toronto, an adult. Mrs. Woods, of Corn
wall, an adult, first class; Mr.. Bartlett, of
Quebec, an adult; second class; Sarnicur-
ges, of Niagara Falls. two adults, second
class; Mr.. Tagg, of Milwaukee, an adult,
second class.
o'clock, P. M.-Capt.9 Crawford tele-
graphs to the agent of the Hungarian, that
five more mail bags nave been found, but
no more bodies.
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Prof: o. ]. 1vood,a IIalr Esestorative

Prof. o. J. WOODS Hair Restorative.
VIII, by natures own process, restore
grey hair TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR; will
make it grow on bald. heads; will restore
the natural secretions; will remove atonce
all itching; will remove all dandruf; will
cure all cruptions, even scald head; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again; will preserve
the color of hair to old age; will always
fasteu it and stop it falling; and is one of
the best toilet articles for the hair now IN
use.
Something Ncsc.-Babbitt' Medicinal
Salaeratus, manufactured from common
salt, is prepared entirely different from
other saiaeratus.
b. T. Bab6uPs Concentrated Potash is
double the strength of common Potash.
Six pounds will make one barrel of beau
tiful white soap.
b. r Ba66itfs Soap Porcder.-Washing
without labor! Warranted to take the
stains out of Table Linen and Napkins.
For sale at the Centre Wheeling Drug
Store, by REED & KRAFT.
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TRUSTEES Sale of the Wheeling Win
GlnNY Glnss IYorks.

10y VIRTUE or y DEED OF TRUST, DATE
ID July 4th, 1857 from Russell, McAfee L Co., du
recorded in the Clerks Office of the county of Ohio
shall sell public auction, at the front door Of Il
Court House of said county, Oh the fret Monday
April next, Lots No. 49, 49, a. is and 20, on the O.
ginal plat Of North Wheeling, including the Wind
Glass Works and all tho machinery AID improvement
thereto belonging.
Terms made Known on day of sale. Telling :
Trustee will make such title only ig rested in
mhl-Im TIC. McAFEE, Trustee.
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ISMITH'S WHEELING ALES

In Wood and Glass.
NJ CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUBLIC 6ENER-
vi ALLY. are respectfully informed that for the
purpose Of concentrating ell my attention
Ces my brewery MaltIiunse- Sc in THE city,
have sold my Pittsburgh brewery - MescFs Fleming
Brothers. there.
Thanking nay numerous customers in all parts Of
the country Iheir patronage, deSirr 10 assure
them thar shall continue LRuuaCture those fine
Champagne. konEttt. Pale, aud bitter Ales, Which
have heretofore been produced exclusively at this
tRblishRcnt and L.sL have acquired 80 high RrePu
tation for purity and general excellence
have greatly enlarged the bottlinE department.
which is now in L!Sh state Of perfection and cRPa-
bic Of supplying the vast demand Tor the eelebTlted
wheeling bottled Ale"
Au orders for any of thcse products must hereafter
be directed to at wheeling, W." where they
viii be filled and dispatched with prOmptness.
foblO-tf GEO. W. SMITH.
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For Sale,

TINuE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS STORE ROO
Lot of Ground and Merchandise, such rs d
Goods Groceries Hardware, QUeensware, &C., at s.
dir Ohio for s;lis, on favorable terms.
Enquire of Jacob or Thomas Hornbrook. Wheels
fsb32-lms EDWIN HORNBROOK.
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BUSINESS NoTICEs.
The PLACE 10 e. ThennI

There are hundreds of persons male
hud female. who ought to use one or an
other of these articles named below
Take "time By the foreIock,' and save
your hcolti, aud strength, before both are
gone forever.
We offer the largest assortment in the
city of
Trusses, for all kinds of Rupture.
Supporters; various styles.
Belts and BandageS.
Shoulder Braces, new and improved
styles.
Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
Syringes, &c.
Trusses and supporter, Elastic Stock
ings, &C, are furnished of any size and
style wanted, at short notice. Trusses
applied at either of our stores when it is
desired. Address or call on Y. II. LOGAN
& Co., No. IL, Main Street, or LOGAN, LIST
& Co., Bridge corner, Wheeling, Va.
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Manufactured by
HENRY {. SPALDING & CO.,
As Cedar-st., New u Orl<.
Address Post Office, BOX 3,6VU.
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CHEET IRON.-2oO bundles Juninti Charco
y Galvanized aud Common Sheet Iron, for sale L
inn2O J. n, VANCE.
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CPEI5L.-Cast, Shear, German. Blister, an
y Spring steel, for sail by J. n. VANCE,
jan2O co and CO Main street.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE:

Annexed Is an Alphabetical List OF Articles which
ifdamased may be restored TO their original strength
md hN nshllIlmess
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Tmported Grape Roofs.

TT7HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE, VEL
low, large quantity of Imported and Matt
Grape Roots and cuttings. Also, superior lot
Gooscberry, Strawberry and Currant Plants
Ai,rly To JOSEPH WICEIIAM,
East Wheeling Vineyard,
fcl,22 Or Mt Wickhanl's Auction Rooms.
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SPALDfNG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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A NVILS, VICES, AND STOCKS ant
~ DIES, for sale by j. y. VANCE,
ian2O Nos. co and CO Main Street.
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MONTREAL, March 3.-The following was
received by the Hungarian's agents, last
evening:
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DEEDS AND 1IATTIASSES.--I have n
ID on hand and will make to order. superior N
Gle of Feather Beds Mattresses aud Comforts.
deco &c. HARBOUR, 143 Main st.
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TO Farmers and Dealers

TTIIOTHY SEED.--Just received, at the
i Agricultural v arehouse Of JOHNSON 4 FEOsT
so bushels Of very superior Timothy Seed. and
perfectly clean For sale at the lowest prices At
febS No q Main Street
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GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINES

just Received by
septic J. II. SCOTT.
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MOULD CANDL ES.--I0O boxes, warrant
M puro tallow, just received Nnd.for sale by
fcbl1 81. REILLY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

TnE MuDERN CAMrILE-Whiie baf the world
has gruancd over the theatrical sorrows of an
imaginary Camille, it seems TO be entirely un.
consiciuns that another Camlle--a brilliant
suffering. sorrowiDg. real Camille--is Pickering
cut the last of lifes candles in its midst, with
lust the chance that it will lnger on, and expire
in the socket or be suddenly blown ont before
the last and repulsve stages Of its glimmering
and ftful existence have transpred. There Is
only one natural end to such life and that is
WTetcbedness despair and then death death,
frequently, in what should be the prime of life
death, without tae consultations of friendship or
the loving sympathies of family ties ; death,
"mbittered by the consciousness OF an ilIspent
lAe, OF atuses Of blessings, of wasted talents ;
death IN fine, without hope and made dou6ly
Yea" iul by the pangs of remorse. From such a
death we would wish our worst enemy to be de
livPred. much more a wOman-a woman, too,
with all the splendid qualities which the ro-
mancer has assigned to her class-briliant in
intellect, generous in Impulse, loving to friends,
savage to foes her own worst and most relentless
enemy Such q woman Is Lola MonteZ, now
suffering under an attack Of paralysis, which
treatens to deprive her Of life. 1t seems cruel,
bat we almost wish II would do so at once other
wise il can only prove the first distinct step
towards the sadness and horror OF the end we
lave described.
Shining much, but suffering more, her virtues
al leaSl Dcf OVID ana neI IhuiiS mainly bue IeSuib
Of strong passions and will wholly uncontroll-
cd, she is a ct subject for those rivers of tears
and tbrobbing emotions which have been so
freely expended upon her false stage representa-
tives, and for the genuine display Of that sweet
charity, which is the browning grace Of her sex.
Where are the plying, womanly hearts that
tainted at the death scene?p Surely not look
ing, unmeved, on the Gfth scene of the last act
Of our living tragedy
From splendid house to furnished apartments,
FROM floor to single room, from room to room,
and finally TO die alone in the garret, or the
cellar such, we hope, is not the fate reserved
for poor Lola Montez. Better, much better, to
die now, while the echoes of admiration and APP
plause are still ringing in her ears--while there
are still some friends who cherish her, spite the
shrug Of the worlds shoulders, or the SANDER OF
the worlds tongue, and before the withering
hand of poverty has laid its pale and haggard
thuch upon her. Better to sleep trusting.
THAT good will fall
At last for her
AT last for all"
N y Su,ldan Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06
THE EYES /! THE EYES
DIR. E. III. PARDEE,

"a N ~ ff " A5 EI f 4
1EE OCULIST.-After a protracted blind
~zIII1N ness of more than five years DIR. PAR
DEE has made himself thoroughly and soientf-
cally acquainted with all diseases of the Eye,
and has now been in practice eight years in the
city of San Francisco with a success that cannot
be surpassed in any part of the United States !;
and for proof of this he will substantate by ca
ses that have been cured by him, after having ea-
hausted the skill of all the eminent Oculsts in
the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
Dr. p. wholly objects to the use of caustic, blue
stone keeping the patient in a dark room, diet
ing. blistering, cuppiBg-the blue pill at night
and salts in the morning, etc, etc. DIR. PAR
DEE has also been remarkably successful in the
treatment of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all
pains about the head, and the frequent calls he
has had for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts
OF this coast, with the many testimonials, is pos
tive proof of its efficacy and to prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter, he will state that it
can be sent to any part of the State or coast and
each bottle will be accompanied with full drec-
ticns and receipt for a liniment, magical in its
effects over pain, ingredients of which can be
procured where-price, 10. The ARTIF1-
ClAL EYES inserted by Dir. p. have all the
movements of the real eye, and cannot be de-
tected, even by close inspection Address
DIR. e. III. PARDEE
San Francisco, California.
OFFToE-2l7 Clay street, opposite Plaza Hotel.
San Francisco, Sept. 5, 1890. Z 3426ti.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

THE BENCH AND BAR IN TExAs.-Judge viii
hanson, or Three-legged Willie, as he was famil-
iarly called, was one of the early Judges of Tex
as In his Court, a lawyer by the name of
Charlton stated point of law, and the Court
refused to admit the counsel's statement as suff
eent proof.
"Your law, sir" said the Judge; "give US the
book and page, SIR"
"This is my law, sir,n said Charlton, pulling
ont pistol, y" and this, sir, is my book draw
ing a bowie knife, 3" and that is the page" point
ing the pistol toward the Court
Your law is not good, sir" said the unruffied
Judge, " the proper authority is Colt on Revol
vers,'n and he brought six-shooter instantly tC
bear on the head OF the counsel, who lodged tn,
point of argument and turned to the jury.
On another occasion the Judge concluded The
trial of man for murder by sentencing him tt
be hung that very day. A petition was immedi
ately signed by the bar, jury and people, praying
that longer time might be granted the prisoner
The Judge replied to the petition that g the man
had been found guilty, the Jail was unsafe, and
besides, it was so very uncomfortable he did not
think any man ought to be required to stay in II
any longer than was necessary" The man was
hung" ..t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

ARTENus WARD on MEfEoRs.-The weil-known
philologist and irrepressble Snowman OF theWesf,
Artemus Ward, recently visited New York Tor
the purpose of procuring certain sagacious "wlld
beasts of pray" from the veteran Adams, for his
great "Ingyanny me1agery" While lingering
in the metropolis be had private interview
with the late meteor, and sends the following
communication on the subject to the Cleveland
Paindedler.
Mr. EDITUR :-Seeun you take crate intrest
in cence and cientifck manifestations, tbot l
would rite few lines on the CRATE fanOmenon
which has so contrOwed The publick notls slnse
last friday nite-when that CRATE finomenon rose
out of the northern horison despensn wonder
and amusement to all hands viewin it-l wos
hear to prokure sum adisions to my wonderful
colecksion of wild beasts Of pray negoshlatin
with the veterin hunter Adams for sum thre or
fore Of his sagasous bares-as Is now astonisnih
the slvilized world was eskapin from the oist
and nois q turmoil Of this CRATE mart OF siVllasion
q wekidness d few 10 the battery for repoas ana
quietness when ole at wOnst perceived some
thin Of CRATE glory burstin fourth ont Nv the at
mosfere of Jersey eity-and commin with wun-
derful felosity over my he'd after ariVln at q
pint list over my hed-it bust-wich appeared to
interfere with the mosions of the big fenominon-
the little fenomeDon wien kinder Drokc OIL
appeared detected and dropd behind-it was as
big as q fore quort measure-I should guse-its
eorse after the fenomenon busted was sloer-and
appeared to my ecksited imaginashun to linger
over tammyny hawl- as near as | could lokate
it from my stand pint wich was near the batry-
fere this singular fenomanOn anger sum dire
caammyty to sum body-ma be the crate demo
crateck party-I shuddent be astoneshed il the
rezult wood eventuaght in the election of Charles
Seward-the crate aboleson champion fur mr.
Helper-or sum other crate nasional desaster-
wich wood tbro ruin in our midst--or the yaller
fever or suthin or nuther.
| am determined to ceep clere of 1t wen |
konklude my arrangements with mr. Adams-I
shil leve Ingyanny ingage myself in exibitin
my sagasious beasts of pra to the case OF ad
mirin thousands of people.
yurs tuly
ARTEMUs WARD Of IDgyanny.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06
ARTEMUs WARD Of IDgyanny

A YOUNG MAIDS SoLuooUY.-Dear me /! why
don't some handsome beau propose at once to
wed? For this I've waited night and day,
through weary years long fed. The crows feet
angle round my eyes, the hue fades from my
cheek; Pm leaving youths enchanted bowers
why don't the young men speak There was a
time when l could draw gazing circle round,
when life was but dream of love and suffers
did abound but, woe is me |! that day is gone,
I'll never see 1t more the die is cast. the jig is
up-lm almost twenty-four. In vain spread
my crinoine to show my foot so neat, that foot
which once could draw the eyes of all who passed
the street in vain paint my paid cheek, and
wreath my face in smiles, it's all for naught, for
well l see the youngsters know those wies
Youth all thy beauties once | had, but that
brief dream has fed on pleasures wings | once
careened but they are long since shed [ now
must look at things that are, tits useless to
ignore that when my birthday comes around,
twill be number twenty four. When 10 my vr-
tuous couch lie, how lonesome do rest No
cheek there is to press to mine, no hand upon
my breast My arms encircle nought but air,
no nought my lips are fed Great Heavens
twill surely drive me mad-achy dent the young
men wed A lucky thought for now | think
that this is leap year sure, I'll make the leap
and take the chanee-it can but kill or cure
Full long enough alone, unloved, life's weary
vale I've sped, 'ts leap year now--l am resolved,
before it's out, TO wed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

DUTcH SPUNK.-Morris Sarazam caused the
arrest OF frau Catharanna Wamsgang in st.
Louis, on Thursday last, on charge OF willfully
and macionsy assaulting him, the said Morris,
with force and arms, and more particularly with
small cow skin whip, infcting divers and
sundry wonds, contusions, bruises and excoria-
uohs, upon sundry parts of bis, the aforesaid
motifs person, TO wit, upon his head, neck, arms,
breast, back stomach, hips, legs, feet, etc. Frau
Catharanna did not choose to employ a lawyer
10 defend her before the jury, considering herself
amply able to defend herself under any, aud all
circumslauces-so squaring herself opposite the
pialntf and his Counsel, she acted at once the
part oil defendant and advocate. She conducted
her case IN sueh manner that it soon became
evident mat she was no Stranger to courts and
Jurors. Her summing up" was able and to
The point. . Shentlemens of te Shury," said she,
" know licks dat man init Won leetle stbick
made OF leder, and vot for licks him f? necanse
he be Won leetle bugger, be makes himself in
mine house on de side volk pefore mine toor.
and he say you pc Won great pig someding /
don't know vot, and he comes two or tree times
aud say so pefore and and pehind mine leetle
shlldren, and tells him to go away, asd den he
stays dere more, and say got for tam. and odder
lungs, ! vos madder as te ped bug, den / comes
out OF mine pack toor in be street and lick hin
init dis eetle voden sthick, shust as / vii dc
elm, swi, tri times more, if he makes himself il
mine hous agn, aud | licks te shudge or yor
shentlemen or any poddy il dey comes derr any
more to make nonsense at mine hous rar
The jury alter consultation assessed a fine O.
Sl.O0 which was paid by madam as sne re marked
"vel dat is Sleeper as / dnks, mine Cott vii
lick tie mean feller vonce more Vi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

INTERESTING CoRREsPoNDENcE.-The editor of
the Marposa Gazette lately came in possession of
old Bucks letter to Queen Vic, and her reply,
both of which we give below:
Dear Friend IL learn from the papers that
you utend to send your Oldest boy from London
10 America. Tell him to call on me in Washing
toni | wish to see that gay boy. There are fine
girls IN America, too, and they will not charge
as much for favors received. as the London
beauty did, My compliments to Albert. Let
us hear from you soon.
Your old friend, BUCHANAN l.
Old FeltOaO My boy will certainly call on
you. bought him expressly new suit of
clothes for that purpose but in regard to the
female sex, | wish to keep him off, because in
Washington you know, and there is
such number OF lads ruined aud miserrble for
life time. If he should be short of cash by his
arrival let him have few dollars. Albert is
well, aud so are all the nine young ones. hope
shall hear from you before you leave the
White House, because afterward there can be no
more correspondence between US.
Yours, VIC.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

OUTLINING REPRoACH.--It is only when we
take up the bound volume of by-gone newspa-
per- in which the events of the age in which it
was published are chrOnicled with a simple force
and fidelity which surpasses in interest the most
elaborate book of histories nasmuch as it usual
~ narrates occurrences without exaggeraton
and at the period of their happening, while the
latter, aiming at effect, often overreach the mark
and mislead the readers judgment, that we felt
something like a hope for the future of poor, de-
famed, bed-ridden, bankrupt and desert Calfor-
MIA. Referring TO them, we find much in their
columns to console us and our ears are deaf to
the arguments of the croakers Ii them we find
for example, some account OF a State known as
Texas, whose people once raised the Lone Star
flag, and were on the point Of doing business on
their own account as ilibusters and punishers OF
tho Mexican race in general A short time since
IL was only necessary to say of man that be
" had gone to Texas to ruin his fame forever.
That little sentence comprised every thing that
it was possible to imagine in the way of satire
and contumely. Texas was then the refuge of
the abseonding banker, the runaway swindler
and the wretch who bad dipped his hands in a
fellow biengs blood. The very soil of which
Texas was.eomposed was of an uncertain kind ;
we have at present. in fact, in our possession a
chart or map of formidable dimensions, in which
town is figured out as large as life, an invest
ment IN which is sure TO pay thousand per cent
10 tne purchaser ana Whlcn deducted from OuI
too open pockets some hundreds in cash, foI
which we never received in return "a single
dollar, aud which now the smartest of surveyors
might yainly go in search Of We never look al
the church steple delneated upon that map
without praying-that our vctmzer may have
reaped the due reward of his cbicanery. Those
times have passed the rush of emigration has
given Texas numerous population +; her voice
is heard in the councils, and her influence on the
commerce of the world is felt and acknowledged
Looking to the future, she sees plainly the di-
rection In which her interests lie, and while our
Congressman are plotting disunon and quarrel
ling Pacific Railroad and line of Telegraph
TO connect her with the sister sovereignties OF
the West. Her march will be hand in hand
with California, and richly will she deserve to
wear the laurels she may win Eli.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06
WEAVER WILLIE
SHAVING SALOON {:
SILAS BAKER, Proprietor.

The proprietor invites the attention of citizens
and the travelling public TO his nevly-ftted
Saloon, doors below the st. Charles. Shaving,
Hair Cutting, Shampooing and Curling, done in
the most approved style. l5td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

LOVE goes to the grave, casts in flower, and
returns with the survivor, while Hope makes
her couch by the head-stone, and waits for eter-
nifty to call her home, Love is constant to The
living; Hope is constant to both living and
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06
TRINITY JOURNAL.
weaverviIie Post Once.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
nv the steamer Of Oct lith, will close at this Of
fee on Saturday evening, October 9Th, at o.
clock p m. JAS. OCONNOk, L. M.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

We are shocked at the levity of the Albany
Atlas, which says regarding the statement that
beard upon her face, "we suppose she has
frequently"