Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

very SUCCESSFUL art ~ tu0 pOSb " sHS
sentimontalist 1t might be pleasanter To- be-
| Iieye that the beautiful and delicate color.
ing that msy be seen in any large gather-
ing of English ladies was Natures spOu'
taneous production. But perhaps II is
more congenial to our national character,
and to the qualities by which we have won
our position, that we should owe nothing
to Natures bounty, and everything TO our
oWn!ipgsnnity and skill. P.l
The untaught male studying one OF these
lists lie like q savage who has been carried
over the ocean 10 see a acivilized land. He
cannot advance step without being moved
| to wonder by the minute refinement which
10 implied by. everything shat meets ms
eyes Let ua take mp one OF them. aud oy
Iita aid follow the manulAetnfe OF loVeliueea
llS All its atares, 1as practieed in the SECOND
half OF the nineteenth oellaupy. TIN hfBt
point TO obtain 10 cIeanliness; in regard tol
this matter, we regret to say, the tntofma-
tion afforded is not wholly satistactory.-
On such point, perfumers uotions may
be expected to differ from those OF o sani-
tary Feformer:: The first preparation the
English beauty employsts Is --.p
Gold Cream soap-This soap being prepared with
out AIkali, renders Il exceedingly mild.
So we should imagine. To judge by
other senses than our eyes, we should in
fer that ''Cold cream soap" was extensive
" employed by many classes of Her Ma
jesty's subjects. But, at all events, ttcalls
itself soap, and to that extent may claim
superiority over
FIorimel Of Iyy-No yonng Spanish girl consideTs
her Toilet Case complete unless II contains az o.
Ivy Paste, which Ghe has good reason to know y
sure conserve Of beauty The excessive gES,Sth hS q
1tfent TO supply the markets Of Madrid, Bncaiona
ami st. 'sebaStian. Large quantities are obtained
ing empioyed The Florimel Is perfect substitute
for sOAp ladies who use 1t will not require that de'
terRent. r
far yerV much in her mind if II was not
perfect substitute, as she has, probably, In
most cases, never heard of "that detergent"
But the vigor of the Imagination which
could conceive the idea OF washing with
ivy paste instead of soap, approaches TO
the verge of genius. No doubt the tnge-
uuity of the efforts made to rescue ladies
from the unpleasant necessity OF waShtng,
will be rewarded by an abundant popular
| ity. Any lady, however, who is of opinion
that these preparations approach too near
| ly in their character to the detested "de'
torpenL" has another resource, Tree from
the least suspicion Of detergent qualities
Pestachio Nut Meal, 3slb-An excellent su6sh'
j tuto for soap for Tender skin
/ but Aut bkAu AnANA 6S StoNA
ulatious before it is ct for the paint, In
order TO confer qualities upon il whose
value is, no doubt, known to the initiated I:
Miif 81 postAchiO NntI, Tor impArtIns vsiutS To
| the compilation.
IL iOFientl Rama tSr0mOVe Hatf.
btmstio YlnsgaE,' for cooling Ana soi1snihs the
A1a.tsaoIIsis Slo % Lotion ssaaiY and tfSah-
4 ness 10 the complexion, PlumpnesS to the nEure'
olearness and softnCsl to the akin. ~
In casethis somew hat formidablepr prepara.
ton should fail to give sufficient "plump'
ness to the fgure," there is resource
| more venerable in its associations, OF whose
full powers the readers of the Book of EX-
Odus are probably not aware, We com
mend the matter to the attention Of DE-
Coleuso, as it subject for the exertious OF
his powerful mind
Sinai MauuA.-when eaten this has the eject o.
ii imparting emGOnpOiHt-12a. Cd. lb. r
Ills a pity that Mr. Herbert was iguo-
rant of this remarkable fact, as it night
have aided him ia the delineAtion Of hil
female figures. We hope Mr.. Banting will
be careful to warn some Of his pupils, who
NAV be travelling to the East, of the dan
gers they run. After all this careful prep
, aration, the skin may be looked upon a.
ready for the paint-brush; or rather, th'
hare's foot; .-.4
, syulpathstio Blush, for PAllid Cheeks.
Ffssat RoSSo.GThis is the cOlOriug prOcIpltatst
] from the Damhsk Rose Leaf.
{ B.Aue de PeFle.
I Bleu pour Venies.
Dark Coral Lip salye.
! RsusO de piSase, does not wash OH.
: We should have thought the last pre-
3 caution was superhuous. The cheeks AM
. liBs having been thus elaborated seeunduF
dTtean, the Iaborious beauty addresses her
self to the decoration of her eyes. Th
next list has rather Rn alarming look, an
: shuwB that the fair artist must posses
!. courage az we'll as taste:
Per.iau AntimOny, for the EyelaShsS, With IVOr
n ETStiGn KOhhI, for the BrOws and LA.hea, 1Gs.
Hsnna, from Persia tfor the inside OF the Ey'
Bell adonua, Imparts brllIancy and fascination
o the Eyes, p Cd
y Such aids to the toilet must form an ad
8 mirable safeguard for feminine modesty,-
b Il would be a perilous matter to make to
{, free with lady SO potsouousiy beautiful
Q an i'll placed kiss might be fatal to the en-
d terpristug adorer. One or two supplement
is tary charms may be added at discretion
Nail Powder, Poudre pour Polir les ongss, ct let
}. donner 10 brilliant de 10 nAcre rosee. -
Unguenti OdoratiSsimaS for Prtneesses' u jars
il From the language in which this la
y item is described, we may gather the intel
!, estiug fact, unknown to political writer
Is that princesses require superIauVe quar-
n tity OF scent. There is one other Item
It the list which does not at first seem gel
l. name to a perfumer's business
h secret or Sympathetic Ink, adapted for PFiVA
10 correspondence, .,
y what can the lovely Icrsstures who OW
a portion of their charms to this beaut.
% giving act want with "private correspoI
IT dence 2" And, II they should wantit, d
II they make the pertumer from whom the
ss purchase it, aud who must guess at Sth
ID reason for which they purchase it, Il
sr contidant-and something mere-of the
ID Joys and longipgsP If the tenderness WhiC
"A ISI. Loo,t au;doDtIv faela fnRaFd f0ma