Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-17
For the Intelligencer.


come universal How>can this be doneP Let
every man ask ho,o2 Whatgood can dos What,
act can perform 10 day, that'wll add to the hap
piness of my Yellow beingsi tNo man liyeth TO
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ma -; ~ Mn SaS, s,,s r,ha MIS-
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coWetn whep no man eau wotNi ne" We wen -;
about doing good, has said, "follow, fRen Where
did he 90 10 labor for ofSothefs2 We fol- II
NSsAm 3to3,h ana s;f;e. M, y tsn r nd
SSNSsS'S,VVtSsS,
nun on Tue SeasAore ana IN the Snaps teaching me
people. SIf< ave follow his example, must Yesrot
care fort w hoy live uponfthe waters and .toi
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nun " go - - oAt
are committed II hese men having aoeenso long
on the water and having been deprived OF many
of the privileges enjoyed on the land require at
tenioi, ,necnii,r ~ their si,n,t;on IN order t,nt
- ~ -, -. n,
they may become Wbat the uteat ieacnet desBhSi
them to be, Shall they b. neglected, and leit 10
when by course of moral nstruction
IN ], i, .ss nj ndnsss tbev NAV
90 ~, - y -, ~ eAe ., ~, '''
De sayea ana made As happy as otherst sen.
vices OF thus class OF men are absolutely necessary
10 the prosperity of our conntry--we &C mot d, H
s;,bort 4ber.r MT then ao I've can ~.
~ ~ ~
70 pronote tnsit
and save their soulsl Let Philanthropy and CHRIS ri
Itianity answer. sfi'.s et.f-a -'es s.t.E4
consented at the earnest solicitation If
= 80 q -. 80 -. 5fl..,G - -
80 M W. 't.l 'rS-. ~ " 49, 'i'V'Ai
our own Ohio, i ask the assistance and co-opeta-
ton of this community 30 80. iiiys .,.so.
YbeeLing. March LIZ CO n IyaTpTEI.IgR 20; -
~ = n ~ =
~ i gu y VI 20. -
s.,lss ssss 10 ~, ~. % 57paol II
~. -, ,slsss 81 reduction OF Fare iss .sit'a
I. yesy oil hallroad faIe
VIII take eisc} aiter the irsi o. apl Through.
and So 90 to Buffalo From Clevelandsto Cincin.,'
nati through tickets will mol exceed $3.50. They
River ailroad!contemplaies carrying passengers
from Cincinnati 10 Sandusky for IS TO- TO pro-
tect itself against this comp throp
will be- put down to,a very low price, "A reduc
ton on the @, & p. Road is also in contemplation.
/ How milch we have not heard he public VIII
be glad to learn of these proposed -eduet9ns.@
Fare has bee entirely too high on Ohio tlSs
One and liaH OK two cents is as much as should
be charged one cent per mile for each p1ssen.s
much per toa pseat Of feeight, besides saving the
| troubles dlngJ which is no inconsdtrabie
item. But this rather lower than the public can
4 EXPECT for Sometipe5t 10 come. ,..,s5 n .JIst
The Ohio ryer Steamboat thEeatent to cut of the
i great bulk OF the through travel between Pitts
burgh and CINCINNATI 10y railroad, unless the latter
i put down tliet fare 10 a low figure. All that is
charged So 90 from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh
is SO much in favor OF the
Fly down the river. The loss OF time going up, leH
A ing atcounterbalaaceat to lower iaIe.yrGaH 49,,
IL The lake steamer S'wl compel tllei shore roads
lower Their tariff Of lose th, passen
gers; Sahdusky Is determined at every saelitce
4 TO disertisonihern aud southwestern travel VIA;
II thai port 0leseiutld should Keep hereyes opsi.t
Competltion oetween Yajer and Iait u {, ensus'
hing season, bids inlTto be brisk and yigofous-A"
may suteL, The pubic VIII be the gam
err But low ia.e Will induce propottionate INK
uaSets SO that lht loss VIII pe mage up
fia manner satisfactory 70 ali parties.-f orest
4 cry 49, - -. -
Gn,snq,o,,s. az Vtnotai,.-l. Resolved. That.
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4 acct in iS1esricIsh,,s % M osoo,
IT. Nm, Inc sTnory Al Syssb;nstoT ~ in ybSch
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4, pes ssts JI,sSs s,s +
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sssp ieie[s onnraIy f1,s t;vs Saars
~ pais, irss - es'Js III i,ls 20
+B;S l Iso,ieSte5 IN Irh,,tsf from
tha;I i,her. ii nns;b,ss 10 Iii his A.
tsT,,,; ~ - ! 81 Il " = I'll 7 = =
4 Peso,vad Pb,t-the members IF Tho rr.te,n;.s
tv h. tSeSnssted "a c6SfIibnts ,ndivinaIIy' f's7
PesSIs5 , NJ 80. S;larN c.rand 7 ol.. IN
~ h iny;.s
,;oosta ali. se1eens he FEMME and Statue ~
\ the our BfSther awastSrtoIi, and that
tJ,e L,rword ;5nS III hrntba, II Il
yonnS GSairmsniof The Monpinen Gommittee
Frede1;cL al FL "A Yb..v H..
by Circular. to can the attention Of Their Slbor
Il dinates 10 this subject .,i' ~. ~, .,
Aasss y e1g2ee.. .4 -. 'i .as
I1Ltso,s NEaRo Law lcr be,l Missouri cor
i, res,ordent.of fLe New York Eyenine psi writes
In Tue following indignant terms of the anti negro
,s,s ~ tsImost every r,nr we see vbe1i,1
er from free or Slave States regard the law as an
insult to the lmmanity,of the age:
f the free state Of Illinois has lust been passing
one of The mosi a1rociai,s and as L beiieye M
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. diioracel sstlie
book 1t is a clmeagainst civilization, against
r I;bertv aga;nst Chr;st;aH;,Y agsasi Cod viii.
ont crime wiihout immorlal iiy ~ tbout ne upers,n
with every Christian virtue and with wealth. 1 man