Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-23

cts, or someinteresing experiments in nh;loconbv,
Would that time had arrived when comnetition
shall add to the bodily comforts, and evan ele-
CANT Injuries, SO carefully provided on bonrl these
vessels, the novel attraction OF the gfatefYi and
| provement. "a "A
Were some system adopiellby which, ii CERTAIN
hours, the company would be resolved into a Sd
qiety Ter mutual instruction, how create relief ia
would be 10 many who. under sense OF Their "
sponsibility TO God, tlIesyaiue of time, and lie IA
vorable opportunity for Ftiie diTusing of useful
knowledge ptesentedlY an assernblage of nctv.
ami from widely distant fepionss
n teel oppressed withanxieus desires 10 impaft md
IecelY etitsxltch politgness and thu conyt
sliqnal rules ofsociety, forbid tle 10 o r
OF demandl They could ten elIjpys ta, consola
.lon ASle ever springs tom The IuIfllnent Of ,li.
W; the pleasing detection hal lIeir views bu
and Mature have Psep enlprsra tsoftte proud SAT-
,sacIlon OF know ngstlaf iiey Themselves had not
EpeSn untnenntt'g cyp lsr4; an the soclety.y with
hey @eIe led, Int had leIt il. thel
better, the WISER, and tue happier. for tier Grjer
Should all such hopes, however be regarded as
Utopan, certain II is that the youth, at his first
MISUNDERSTANDING tile world, feels himself placed
~ q poSllioa sni,ar 10 that OF the passenger who
has ustenterel lhev vessel. He is hrsttO choose
amongst the vacancisss Tie situation he prefers
From thence he observes what Is gong on IN The
world Shim.r He fintls that society is ma
up oil an infinite number ofcrces, sometimes en-
closing each other though not eccentric; epuals
but not cuiiicdenf; oppToncLifg touching iii.
lGiSectfnss communicating, withon, order or fixed
relation 10 each other. He feels himself At
nIst, alone IN lte, midst Of n restless tlrungy
agltalsd 4by; conflicting piteress3 like waves
which move 4insc opposite sdrselions and seem
Emutnaly to ioyenw helm eathI other, SII3nt ali,
ter tine, he finds himself carried into tie yytil
ot iliess affairs and brought Tnto communication
Iether accidental or-ueslgned, with those around
hun. He gleuns some heads of personal HISTORY ;
ne eglnsSto know as he'is himself known, ami
forms part of title circle @Ifcf gradually en-
lafseS. How ottep, however, is it the case, thnt
these first aSspciaGops are unfoTtunate How OF.
len is the Whole course Of lfe'fenteted unptoft-
liable and unhappy;a by hmspacedt oniiiencei How
oltenare the dearest all, ctIonsloi The heart lavish
lea on unworthy objects How oi.eIftIe hoblest
purposes OF tire sou perverted and inSdrecteFI-
Yet it IS impossible 10 escape from lie lies OF n
common nature, or to-diyest the heart OF human
sympathies. There isno ind pehtlence IN lle.--
lhets Is 10 ion IN society, No one Can live
for himself alones For good or uyiI, every one.
Influences Others, o. is influenced by thetri q a lid
oh, how rnuchdehepds lipontie character of the
70 which pf s8pstirnced,youtii ssub-
Jecied, when FIRST thrown the world How
hard 10 dlscovehoneiconlenia spirit @ithrwJnch
10 ENJOY zeal communion of soul l. How bitter 10
spetid die nsidn iadisappoItltnet 10 lind
1perhdpS, sueti ore ut 1Be close! - There
means alas ltof. feading Alright The human heart.
There IS no etiiod by utnai clihfacter can
Ia.
#iplthe 4sbylintlgpl human affairs congenpi nninds
may certainly anlNeach4othera Neither is, ;hetv
any system he world byswhie the gifts Of those
who enter into ats busy scenes can be reaHiiy'cal
Gu INTO aeQs4ty Tor the ecnnmog p6eneft. All
u thlgsAi as ntused=matty and forward Sci
lShneSs often sIIatehes asvaythe pnZe, while Zeal
Aleritfeltes intootxctfity. There is no power in
discover latehl and offend
nd 10 lead ,youth tie position it is
j fitted 10 aioTn.p There is here noftrue iytnine
4 rod 10 the deep flowing fountains ofge-
qiHs end Of trnth, and ma Sttlipeli ptorileE by
which, lttm those depths, the living waters tmay
bsinndelto rise TO bliss eiirlh's Lntfen WASTES
~ ultisto be refiatked, how here that Se do
n9f Ind IN thee mneif Of that Convention
al Restraint wliicItrepresses elluu in1!the Smaller
society Of the vessel. It's not ut least regarded
as nnlecqmltg IN any one, 10 make tender Of his
services to the community oGjwinch .i is a inenl-
ber neither is 1t tonsi reda uheclsiIl which lt
s deepi Ibed, or even his clains 10 10
That Rhieb wou be rSteelp
iarrogahce Inihe out case, other, cohSid-
cred eondneiye TO progEesS ana ipProy enaeit;
Is here ttien, that tie lover oE his race finds an
OPPORTUNITY for iphi!apthrppic effort lit is mere
. maj nc eau tliouglf address himself u
tue no5le work OF ilutnani IenovalierL q AVhiIe
Pine LEAFS him ONWARD with ,re sisilessr aud iIri
), cising movement he inUors to benefit tile society
which he rs filenber y Il scefe DEVOTION IL
as bsstand pest rests. fses that tile III.
eIess oil ,socielY are hiSown hat ibis own appi
less depends IN great degree, upon that ftii6su
around INN; that nc plea can justly d slpine
Il ntpHetence7ossp gaa5a sSf si Seah q Atoa ~
II eAs the vessel, however onward, 10 com
II 70 HE things Of lie. We find il in me sisnd
men buds each passenger, irrturn, bid
to his companionss and prepare TO lie land ca utob
Inc shpTe., where he, lisapneafS ffonf view. one
pS olte We thus lose our friends and companions
"A the yoa age 9fs life. We tlominot the d1Iomenl
whether by day nght that they sair be sum.
nloned from our midst To disapp ear upon the shore
2! e;erply; fSt asthelpassthgeE who haspr