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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18
Couldn,tI Cos he Sumo an,

Leaning idly over fence, few days since, we
noticed little four-vear old lord of creatlon,' a.
musng himself in the grass, by wa ching the frol-
lckSIme flight of bids which were playing around
him. At length a beautiful boboink peiched
himself upon bough of an apple tree, which ex-
tended to within few yards of the place where
the urchln sat- and maintained his position, appa-
rently unconscious of the close proximity TO one
whom birds consider dangerous neighbor.
The boy seemed Hstonished at his impu,ence,
and after regarding him steadily for minute or
two obeying the instinct of his baser part, he
picked up stone lying at his feet, and was pre-
pairing to throw it, steadying himself carefully for
good AIM The little arm was reached back
ward without alarming the bird, and Bob was with
Ill an ace OF damage, when 10! hiss throat swelled
and forth came natures plea: A lnk-a link-a
hnk-'ob- o-l!nk-a hnk-a link, bob. o-link,
a-no-weet, a-no-weet! know i'll know ! q
link-a hnk!-dpnt throw it!-thrOw il, throw
it,. &C., &C.; and he didn't.
Slowly the little arm subsded to its natuIalpo-
slllon, and the despised stone dtopped The mill
Strel charmed the murderer We beard the min
Sirei Though, and watched his uhharmed flight,
as did the boy, with a sorrowful countenance
Anxious 10 hear an expression CT the little fellows
feelings, we approached Tim, and emquired:
why didn't you stone him, my boy! you might
have killed him and carried him hume?'
The poor little fellow looked up doubtingly as
though he suspected our meaning. and with an
expression, half shame, half sorrow, he replied:
Couldn't, cos he sung SOP
Who VIII say that our nature is wholly depra-
we'd, after that; or aver IL music hath no charms
TO So)the the savage breast? Melody awakened
humanity; and h1manity-mercy! The angels
who sang at the creation whispered to the child's
heart. The bird was saved and God was gonfied
by the deed. Dear little boys, don't stone the
brds.-Ctnton Courunt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

LAKE. SUPERIOR ITEMs.-The Journal of the I'd
complains of very backward and rainy season
thus far.
On the business activity, it says:
We have almost daily arrival of boat of some
sort from either above or below. On their upward
trip filled with passengers, some for the mines,
Others from canal. The Globe has just arrived
from below with large load of lumber and coal
and will soon be loaded dow with copper for our
Eastern market.
Between sixty and seventy thousand acres OF
land have beea entered at the Saul st. Marie Land
Office within eight weeks past; showing the conf
dcnce placed in such investments. And the late
proclamation of the President embraces much land
equally as valuable, we have no doubt, as major
ily of that already sold.
Just think of 40 acre lot which cost ST.
per acre. being $50, changing hands at $4,000,
which has actually been done within few weeAs,
to our kno ledge, and who that has money would
not take some ofLhe chances.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

ATrEMPT TO KrLL.-Edward Gully, an Irishmon,
was tired by the circuit court last week, JUDI {
Cam len on the bench, for attempting to kill Miss
Hannah Bartlett, very eStimabe and worthy
young lady of this place. While walking out one
day, she was attacked by Gully with stones, one
of which HIT the hair the back part OF her head,
aud would probably have killed Ler had it struck
little further forward. She escaped iuto the
house of friend. Gully was arrested, tried and
found guilty by the jury, who fixed his punishment
at one year in the penitentiary. He had been
drinking for some time, and had disturbed the
peace by his boisterouS conduct. Colonel Wilson
aud Charles L. Harrison prosecuted the case. and
Z. NJ. Dawson and George w. Lurty were assign
ed TO: the defendant CMrksBmg Register.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

AnINcIpENr OF THE CELEBRATION IN PROVIDENCE.
NO object in the 4th Of Julyprocession attracted
gIeatet attention than the carriage, memorable as
having been used by Gen. Washington when on
MS visit to Providence. One solitary relic of the
revolution rode within, Abel Shorey, of Seekonk
aged 80 yeas. The carriage is very curious af-
far in these days, and apparently of French con
structon. II had not been used before for fifty
wears. In the coach-house, from which it was
taken, stands also the body of the carriage that
belonged 10 General Gage, the last royal Governor
of aSSachusettS.-PrOuidence Journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

PRonABLE MURDER.-The body of Matthew
Keorns, young man about 10 years of age, son
of William Kearns, Esq, Superintendent of the
Marine Hospital, was found in the Allegheny nv
er,son TUESDAY morning. nwaS inferred the same
evening. Information ofthe sad occurrence reach
ed his parents yesterday. He left the city several
days ago, having dawn S54 of his salary and start
ed for Freeport, where he purchased watch for
S1Q.i de then crossed over the river to where the
laborers on the Allegheny Valley Railroad were
AT work, where it is said he incautiously slowed
his watch and money: When found. there was
nothing of value on his person, leaving room Tor
the most painful surmises.- Pitts. Gag.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

TmE FAcronIEs' Work AeArN.-The Column
bus CGeo.) Enquirer of the 2sth ultimo contains
line following gratifying announcement:
GIVES are glad tn learn that the damages occa-
sioued by the great floods in the spring have been
repaired, and that two of ia tories, the Eagle
and the Coweta, haze again commenced opera
tons. Others, we are informed, will shortly be at
work. The whole community will be pleased to
hear this. The proprletors have suffered serious
losses, and operatives, having been thrown so long
out of employment, have felt tie blow more heav-
lily perhaps than their employers. We hope they
will now STAND, and that the losses now sustained
within short time be made up by an increased
sale of manufactured goods. The Palace mill
gucs also into immediate operation, and will, by
the time this paper reaches the nearest post office,
III all probability be changing the wheat and corn
into flour and meal at a rate that would aStoniSh
the man that first invented the mills. Clothing
and food must be had, and barring all reasonable
accidents and providential causes, they may here
after be found in this locality, So the present
signs ndlcIte.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

1.-THE Danvile Register notices the death OF
NICK. AcCUBHIN, otherwise NIclIoLAs McCuBDIN,
a very remarkable man, and the last of his family.
II he trait IN his character which made him remark
able was his having dialect of his own, which he
adhered 10 through life, and which his intercourse
with men did not III any manner change, aud which
no temporary excitement or exigency could make
him forget 1t is said that Nick was sent 10 school
when Il boy; but that no purSuaSion, threat or
punishment could make him learn the alphabet--
When tire teacher called out B C, lie immedi-
ately SAID 'one, honey, peep He was given up
as hopeless case, and grew 10 manhood, with
his lingual peculiaritieS, which went with him 10
the gave. His conversation to Il stranger The Reg
lister truly says, would have been as unintelIgi-
bic as that of aFejee Islander. Yet there was an
appropriateness in the sound of many of his words
10 til hing they were meant to designate The
liquldneSS OF The word 'GulLock' made it not an
inapt name for water, to which he applied l,-dis-
nngulshlng brandy from it by the term shot gull
lock- which, by the way, poor Nick became n
little too fond of before he died He called tay-
ernkeeper gtguzzeman,' which, as drinking and
guZzllng at tayernS III his young days was exces-
Sve, was also not bad term. Woman he ever
persisted in calling .one.' In this there may
have been some sagacity, too. Nick. may have
inferred from the terms ofmarriage ceremonies
that as n man and his wife were one, and woman
often the controlling member of the union, that
she was properly entitled to be considered The
one, de never married, and possibly 1t was
from an apprehension of the ABSORPTION of his in
dlvlduailty by the marriage unit. In his younger
days he certainly had a mother, with.whom he liy-
ed in a cottage in the edge of North Carolina. He
also rode very fat little horse, and it was diff
cult to tellwln he mos: careful Of his moth
er or this little animal. They were his onIy .re-
latlons on earth, five except that kinship which
he bore 10 humanity as son of Adam The yen-
erable Mrs. McCubbins had sunk into the grave
years sidce, and the faithful horse had, no doubt,
gone to the heaven of horses. and Nick, the last
plank OF his family Ship has in time hoated to the
shores OF the dead. He was kindly treated in his
declining days, and finally put away iecentlyand
humanely by those that had known him well, and
had. often been amused by his singularities.
Richmond Dispatch
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DARING ROBBERY AND PROBABLE MuRDER-Yes-
terday afternoon about2 O'clock, while Mr.. Viii
klnson Guywas returning to his farm neal Pleas
ant Valley, Madison county, he was attacked by a
$1,000, which he had Just realized by the sale ola
lot OF cattle. The robber left him for dead, and it
was only at five O'Clock that some friends discov-
cred Mr.. Guy, who was then lying in very crit
teetatenincheS high, heavy made, dark com plex
ion, black hair with side whiskers; he had blue
cloth trock coat, gray pants and an old fur hat on
al, the time, and carried small bundle in his
hand. Mr. g. swss severely injured on the head,
aslung shot. BE was veIylow this morning, and
we are PANIED TO learn that the most serious con-
sequences may result from the wound
MI: G.is a much respected citizen Of Madison
county. and we learn that reward of $500 has
been offered for the apprehension of the robber
and money, and fifty dollars for either oDe.-Co-
lumhus; Fact Of Tuesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

Destructive FrKE.-A destructive fire occurred
at York, Pa, on Saturday morning last. 1t or g-
mated in the barn of Mr.. George Walsh, and de-
stroyed five other barns and stables with their
contents, hay, grain, &c. Two of the buildings
belonged to MIR. George Welsh, one TO Mr.. John
Herr, one TO Mr. P. A. Small, one to Judge Durkee,
and one to Mrs. Harris.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18
UNION HOTEL.

(sEOhtT I'll o A. ~ u
THIS large and Convenient house, la wing befE ihol'
handsome and comfortable style, is now Olen Or IL
commodation of guests. -
The subscriber invites the patronage OF Tie -'-'
those who favor him with their company may se-.as
of hospituble reception the best fare, anu SIC 49,
and attentions will make tbs lOse coinl9ie hu'~
VITA the best kept hotels i'll The Dist let OF el e"L
Omnibus constantly pass 10 aud from lie W
r9mslnS until eleven a'soeh at "sit FlrzHr6H
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AN ORDINANCE


A SSESSlNG rail load tax for the year 1883 on the
IA real estate In the city OF w Wheeling.
lie It ordated by the council OF tile city Wheeling,
that the assessors heretofore elected year.
or any three Or more of tlem shall, Immediately tic
I4ssasc oil tS ordinance proceed TO max. out list OF all
persons owning real estate in theicty Wheeling spec
person nancd and the aCtuI value OF portion, and
the amount OF tax thereon under this ordinance
q The list SO made out shall DO returned the clerk
the CITY on or bcibc the 18th day of August next who
shall charge the 5rIss amount Ofsaid the collector
oil he assessment for the S and deli said
list to said collector for collection.
D. mere Shall be levied aud collected for the year 1855
special tax on all tic real estate in the city Wheeling
at III" rate OF twenty five cents every hundred
o the value thereof, according to the aforesaid list
dlon TO any lakes heretofore imposed estate
or any part thereof .-...
Tho clerk ard treasurer OF the city shall keep dis
tlnct anu separate accounts OF the
said tax and oil the disbursements same: And
the moneys so collected shall be applied to the payment OF
tho subscriptions heretofore made by the city or Wheeling
10 the capital stock Of The BIltimoIc aud OHIO Rail
Company, the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Road Com.
Tly and te t.aIlcttt AMI Cincinnati Rail Road Comma.
ny, anu Tor no other purpose
The collector OF the assessment the year 1853
SHALL go soon he shall receive said list proceed 10
collect Pey over to the treasury OF the city
for the said special tax in like other taxes on
ike authority rcgnId mode OF collection; and
his services.
uy 49, read in council ordered to be published for
information. GEO w. SIGHTS
La
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

B-Robert NJ. Hudson, of Fincastle, has been
elected Judge in the 4th Judicial District of Viz.
ginia, TO fill q vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Jude Johnson.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18
New BOOTS and Shoes.

VIM. B0Le, 161 liuin Street, WhesEEs,
now opening the first lot of GeEteueu's as.:os y
i Shoes, New York style, and :. ko !0a
shoe trade, for ladies', misses and ciIdci wca Gs
boys and youths boots and shoes. 10 designate TX 'ti
ETY. would be too lengthy Tor an sdvel iistIfLi-
This stock is eXclus vey New York aud ~ slI =.
makes the latest style and best stock and wokl1hP
both cties tits warranted and anted hoil b tbe T.
kers and the undersigned. Particular ateneals e,s.
the article oTladies travelling boots. WI huH-
nuR10
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uThe Syracuse IN. Y,) Journal says that sew.
eral wool buyers in that County have left the mar
ket, and that prices have downward tendency.
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New Jersey railroad transported nearly
twelve thousand passengers on the Fourth, of
whom between six and seven thousand were be-
tween Newark and New York. =-7e.H
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GJ'The fine steamer Queen of the West was
burnt to the waters edge while lying at Hamilton,
Lake Ontario. on Saturday evening. Z g ~
pEdwin ForrestIisat cape Nay s J. s
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a-rH.E G. Amesysyg Esq, the American CONSUL at
Acapulco, died that place on the 9Th Of May.
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\, ANfED.
VIE undersigned wish to purchase DRY cows, for
i grazing, aud will pay good price for them
HUMPHREY IL HULL,
1yl0-uNwu Wheeling.
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Choice Reading. ~
es ND spoemss by Eongfellow; Cen
ESty and the LoSly; eatieei Dream Lie; Light and
an n ~ S55ai Living or Dead; Near HONE; Far
of New Churchan; TupiSer,s
i,z4 sWILDEgSS BRoTHRR
= 49, conner Main and Union.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
For baltimore, Wnshiugton, PHILADELPHIA
md New . ork
TGreat Through Lime fc,r the

gssszz s.ssgzzgss 80 8 -
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KANA'w6 q = aI.I

9AASAWdA. SALT. =-U-if
III subscribers have been appointed Agents for the
sale OF Igte Dol'diIy g. Co.'s Salt and are IN
supply dealers with superior quality of Kanatyhn salt
oy the drayoad, or larger guam ity, at manufacturers
Pi ICES JAS. II. STOUT & co.,
JyIt-lm Water street. Gentle VLenji,,.,
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written for tho wheeling Daily lnteiligencor.
OBITUARY.

DIED, at his Summer residence Hilton, Baltimore
County, St July, the Hon. JunaE ssoci.
ate Justice Cicut Court the UEitcd Saies-in
the Goth year Of his ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

He sleeps well,'
and we venture to assert that the tears which fell
on the sod that covers him. wee not accompanied
by one unaimiable recollection which the lapse of
time will not convert into just tribute to his ex-
cellence. w. b. b.
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LOok out for RarnainS

II HoDES, McNAIR q CO., have determined to cIos.
out the balaeeof their Summer Dress oods at fTt
tissues 6aIeges; printed slally shay aTeges etc
Also, alo OF line paTasOs, bonnets nd bonnet Ti
from this datc. ~ ~ t"e vi Isil'ais cost,
50 Main st eet. Centre Wheeling tte' - 40 90.
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PROPOSALS

inst ne Gseeaysd by the until the 10th
county according 10 the plan and specifications
10 be seen at the SheTfh's office '--4'S now
Said repairs include, aInuueSt other thnro.
parapet walls cornce, roo: OF the Court Hos
me rooI OF the JAIL and repairing tile same with yvooj
cornces and slate roOts covering fIe
with heavy flag stones . S''S f.'Sote1s Ses
or frop9sss for tile purchase OF the copper by the ound
sisn he 4iouse TooI Is composed, will
s aiso DC DC teeetseu- D. RICHARDS,
iEl $50 w. S. WlCKHA9T,
j so sts GEO. w. SIG HTS
yYo- Corr rs. PubIfc lYiti llipss.l
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS,


WIN tc hoHcSt eoNCtioh .Hat TIE same hapPy re
HON. HENRY CLAY, AND HON. X. ~. JOHNSON
lave certified 10 its merits. CAPTAIN CANOE broth
Ell UI the celebrated physician 10 the
EMPEROR OF FRANCE,
was cured by II OI Chronic lnlammatoIy Rheumatism
seven years DURATION alter the skill or the physicians
Pors London, ad of this had ailed Rev.
non Eskrid Chaplain U :. Navy, cured by Also,
judge Ilvic@ Hon. I. II. Shelby. Members of Congress-
win members oil The Stale department, Washington, aud
humid eds o others, who tactr testimony
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MERcIRNIs AND MECHANICS IJASK, D
NM, w heeling, July nth 1853,
THE directors OF this Bank have to-day declared
uNdeiu OF hive out of the earnings OF the lat
six months which will be paid TO the Stockholders or
ther legal representatives, aler he 2OLh inst
1yi2-1w s RRAnV .bion
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Parkersburgh Mineral We11s

= BBs FIAXSEED OIL, JUST received ard for sale bv
= 1uIIe {, ISe3. T H.-LOCIA n & CO ,
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y TER AND CHEAPER - -
sNMs BOs.E, at 16I Main Street., Wheeling, Is NOW
and 9SPealIg his stock Of those patent eath-
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Notlce TO Voters.
HE undersigned, in an act or the last ses
sion OF the Legislature, hcing about to enroll ali the
eo voters IN his district embI racing The city OF Wheel
respectfully requests all persons upon whom he av
call TO promptly render the Information desired in orcr
that all unnecessary trouble waste of time may
avoided e. DAY. Commissioner
nj fheR Aua
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-0E-A4151IIH4lt1IND
'INHlS HYDRAu LII CEN ENT is recommended b,, In;
i gineers latrobc, Fisk, Patterson Small AMI obers
as equal quality TO the best imported Clements It las
been used with great in construction or cis
ers' soIu hoors for cellars and rough casting the
OF ho9ses and IS well adapted for the construction
oil stone or brick arches, via,ucts etc For sale by
JAMES II. STOUT &: co:
1yll-1m for he Na,ur,c I,,yraro .
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Thomas II. Gibson.

ways ConInS New aud desirable ..5. 3 e.
N ing every few days at the p9naI3' ySSTrE BY
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ILOUR.
Sln Bills extra and super Flour. for sale by
cOO jyt0 JOHN r. Morrow.
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corn-white 62a6sc; Yellow s4as5c.
Rye IS cts.
Provisions unchanged. Lard firm at 1olal1ao.
Whisky 22a2Sc.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad stock advanced TO-
day to 10 andis tending upwa;d. j. W.
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ZONES, J. R. & J. D., Attorneys and Coun-
- seorg Law, No. ST. Charles street, Nsworssns
xaullI
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OPENING of the TWoI.I BEER GARDEN, .STSe
" on the pootehartrain Railroad franklin
iospta,-The undersigned informs his pub
lie general that he will the above well known ayore -
place OF amusement EASTER SUNDAY March 1855 After
this there will be BALL and MUSICAL INTERLUDES EVERY
sUSDAf and MONDAY during the Every attention will be
paid TO Excellent Music and Refreshments, comfort Of
the guests The undersigned win particular and lis
~ Abundance 10 for which refreshments furnished
~ Ladies, accompanied by gentlemen, Tree.
mh3l I yORgRI,iLER,
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binary. and 11D12t u b for good to choice parcels the
ruling rates for Prime being II l4611h@ p ib.
BAGGING AND ROpE-Thers has been more inquiry
for these articles and have noticed sales during
week Of 200 coils Missouri Rope Ga $50 pieces Inferior
Bagging at 12 and yesterday 800 coils prime Rope at
re and 1850 pieces Kentucky Bagging at 49, India
Bsgging still quote at l2Nsl21e a yard
GUNNY BAGs-The demand for this article has hes n
rather better and the rates have further improved The
sales Of the week comprise $50 bales at H. rs at the
same, and 800 bales Qight) at liz each
CANDLEs-The sales Of Candles for the week include
few lots embracing aggregate Of 800 boxes
noarly all at 23ke p ID.
TALLOW-There is none in the market on gale We
quote City Rendered nomnsly at 81Se h.
HEMP-There has been inquiry for this article
but we hear Of no further sales
LEAD-The last sale Of this article $50 pigs Upper
Mines at So SO y 100 Ii.
LlME-from second hands the rates have been 81 25
OS2 Do U Dbl for Western and Thomaston We have
further cargo sales to report
LARD oIL-The last sale that We noticed was at 500
U gallon
FREIGHTs-The market has been quiet and the prin-
cpa engagement of the week that have noticed
ship on the berth for Liverpool giving away her congn-
ment at I'd for Cotton.
EXCHANGE-The Exchange market has been dull and
Domestic Bills generally lower We now quote
ppeinB .lO9NDl0 u
New York Sixty day Bills q ct. disc.
sisht ohecks on New YORK;. hf0E u ct prom