Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15

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ter olIsis writing publication, win please
COrreslEo@% ~ one side OF the paler,-.,,
An prSnpt attention 10
aOl ses0I "its ss otherwise some times reeleye.
.~.--71.yT "A BIeaksman named James Rogers,
Aoe's Sing 10 jump from the tenderlo the next
IN aVs' trsirht train which wascommg into Grave
cal O. ...,tIdiy morning f 1 te.ween then, aud
os' e,sof bis legs so badly mangled that amputa-i
au ~ necessary, after he had been brought TO
i'on ',y We learn that he was not Otherwise
n,teri,lly injured -
,.,s rs tLigh was amnntated by Dr. FRisseLL.
,..sd by Dr. HULLlnEN. We understand that
h. resided al Ptuniytown
.So0Drs DlsAPPRARANcE.Nl Mr.. Robert H. Maeart-,
az f,rnery clerk in Adams & Co.'s Express
.s.s in Baltimore owing to failing health, resigned
ris situation in February last, and went to the
cor,b in homes of regaining his health. ON the
IN If April, he left Charleston, S. c., for At;
,.n,a CD, arriving there on the 9th at4A. NJ:
s,s,t the day in Atlanta, and when about to re-
N. at night, said he would leave next morning for
Wi,,ietts 5ut has not since been heard FROM tho,
aI;sent search las been made by n person EN-
noyed Ly his friends. He was a young man Of
r,Ost exemplary character, about 10 years of age,
5n. sinches in height, very slender figure, dark
tnwn hair, hazel eyes and good address. Had a
,ol " tcl and CLAN, and probably $50 TO 500
rash about him. Any information OF him. svhetli-
Il dead or alive, will be Thankfully received at
adams & Co.'s Express Office. BALTIMORE. South
EN- papers are requested 10 copy the above.
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Fire Companies of StedbeuyiIle was called for
.,.ntght. 10 make arrangements for the reception
4 our Fire Companies who intsadsyisitihg Steu-
b.ayiile on the 4th Of July. Srhe ,Hsrsld says
ltwilIbe noticed by call for meeting OF THE
,.,Dectiye ilitary andFire Companies OF tiscity,
hal preparatory about TO be made
6t holding aceebratou at this place on The 4th, |
and inviting guests from wheeliugi Gadig, &e.-l
We She ul be pleased 70 see the town council sec
oad lie move, backed up by the Directors of the
RAILROAD Company. II the daYis to be coInmemsl
GATED in proper manner, and The Railroad Gel
citation at Cadiz Ieciptocajed, lie, it be done up
nEht--no, by halves,
BsEaDsrUFFs.--The Rochester Uafons says 1.-The |
nilsrs Of that city are oGeahg 10 contract forl
vneat o! the incoming crop. delIyetable IN the !
isl of August at two dollars bdsllsi, and that
frnets hesitate 10 accept their offers Some eons
t,cts at that price have been made inland near
ROchester. Thus the prosrects of>Pric'. and the
prospect of yield are equally hatterng to the pro.
ddcet. Tothe eonstmer, io&eSet, Tile prospect
hss different aspect. ~, = = e'A
EDIIOks or the INrEkIIeENcEnt: ~ ! n
is the poetry, q sucH 4 Nlcir.'p' IN mon
days Lateligencsr, really of Wheeling originl ri
50 We must have an Alice Carey among us, fbr il
beats he mark of feminine authorship; the grace
Of EOaan's seusbility; though IT may be aInan's
. bltOnly such a man rs she has tempered TO her
own sweet. appreciation of the delicate and the
beautiful. stesIs}i .es,sl 80 s $3.50
The word "fondly,' in the 9th line Of the I'd
ainza. is an excess-without it, the harmony is
perfect, and the sentiment chs1m.ngly expressed
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3 The author of the stanzes ii. question, whole a.
dsalzyhof Wheeling, and who. we have reason to
believe, will be frequent contributor to the I'M
hEgeneer, will derive great pleasure from 1.-THE
concentrations Of such food iddge.of poe
Try, and such claste and elegant writer as our
correspondent, ew. B lib - We have noadonbt
Of lHsotigihality of these sianzAs.
AvEE3 ---s7r=45--=-se-- -.----l----sA
How TO CATcH lilrEF.LA citizen Of Gla5kse
will. having lQsta qnahtitySof tobacco. applied To-
, Henry Danklcy, aman-of wisdom aud singehuity,
l0sa plan tocateh the thief. MrsDs set his wits
g WORT 1.-The result isthus related by til4..To
baecO Plani:'' 49, 8 - Z. -
He first requested the npInes.of all suspicious
chafael- Is who had. access TO the tobacco. He
then sal down with great delibefaton and wrote
upon slips of ptper the naheof each negro. They
wefe then called up, and each ,furnisGed with the
sup btanng his own name. y The were lrsqnestel
10 place theinln their pockets and preserve them
e VII Inc evening when they would be called fof,A
and tue thief ttley were tofd,l Would be found
WIN the longest slip of paper. Punctual TO his
engagement, Mr. D. called IN. the evening, and all
Me papers were delivered hp5 when twas d,scpv
seathat one OF them lin possession of Munfora, d
'ead oFen shortened about an inch 1ofcolirse The
case vas plaiu one. Mr.. Bunkley's device had
suec eded perfectly, and Alnnford received the
Hetied rewaIlaE ssfW
Faux has sent us a bottle ofsbis Lemon syrup.
Which he manufactures md Keeps Iol al his
Z 'V0aiectiOnetyou Main Street Lemenade drink
as please take note. - 100, - s5,sss
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& " VIM. Roberts, young man Of genteel ap-'
balance. from PepnsyIva slnsb been convicted
9 arson at New Orleans, in setting IRE TO h.s4
sa'e the contents iofswhich were APPRAISED at.
ssS' and on which he had an assurance of So, oQ0.7
tse punishment is imprisonment III Inc penneltiz
~ for life. .. stsste .sissl : ssttsSll.i ~
.ss4a5.sa s.saE
SMFHESE LAMPs.-Thefinjnneti n.ll never 6 vi
~ aap when lighted, or when theTe issl light IN
y to1Hls should be. dnhed into tie ears Of III
80 VINO use calnnhene or burning Hulu Da1n M
va ss followed. nlneout often Of tile camphere ac-
fssas would be. avoided.---SEx &. s ss:.,.s i. 80
We eau give better "iniunct,oni' than tIisiand
u'' Is never use that dangerous staf campLene5
luz EAtrinoRE AND oHto RAILROAD: Colonel,
.unlsden' one of the editions of tie New Orleans