Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-02

tneSe aQnei tlfOugh growing present,
Her glorious spir IKE The eye,ils ereseenss
n Comes rounding up the skies. 800, & 4
see the beauty which her light inpai tethi;
Tn. sas ths
And Dana wild and 'stTongi 8tts etls
A1s g. sss NIKE Ss
4 see fair zophiets radiant spirit shining
4 Pale Intellectual light
/ and Byyant, in his own broad Kingdom mildly
WALKING BY 9, through suiane feldsj
H - The fiery falehIon wleidsf -
These the Bards. who; IKE our forests. tower,
ws TS eoai sat g. sSss
i UP the foot ofthesel " 3i
80 Little Charlie. ~
4 w pick up The following reproof TO careless
mothers, from Fanny Fern. II is ons of the most
touching leaves that has dropped. from her psp;7
A ~ am one of thatpersecuted class, lenomlated
cold maids.,' Bygofng quietly about the world,
taking care not 10 iostle my neighbots, or hit
against any OF their rough angles 1smnnnge 10 be
enseIlpl' contented and happy In my muliiiu-
ulnons mlerations, have had some opportunity to
Study human nature. LATELY, Il have become q
/ Temporary inmate of a crowded boarding house.
| NY little room has already begun to look quite
home-lIke The cheerful sun has expanded the
fragrant fpwersI love so well tom rture; my cana
ny thrills his satisfactorily gayet song than ever;
and my pictures, books and guitar, driye stdull
care away,'',ani beguile many a pleasant hour
4 And now my heart has found few objects of in
iersst I've noticed the staircase, and in the hall
and lobby, lovely child, who seemed wandering
4 about at his ownlsweet will; sometimes sitting
YEARLY on the stairs, almost asleepj then lotetng
at the kitchen door watching the ope Tations of The
cook; then peeping INTO the half open doors oftbe
different apartments. As by a rule of the house,
"no children Were permitted to the table, it was
some time before could ascertain who claimed
Il his little stray waf.s One morning, attracted by
the carol oil my canary, heventured to put his lit.
i lie curly head inside my door,. He needed little
urging TO enter iot he read, with chills instinct,
his 8weicome in my face. An animated converse
ton soon ensued about birds, flowers and pictures
his large blue eyes growing bright, and his cheek
/ flushed with pleasure, as story followed story
while he sat on my knee. AT length said 10 hun,
/ ySu stay SO longi"
on. TO-, sait.he. Lizzie don't care"
4 who is Lizzie?"
CIV by, my mammal She dent care, if Pm on
4 lynut OF Tie way. Lizzie made me this pretty
eress, said be- holding up his pretty embroidered
lIock; "but Lizzie don't know any storiss and she
says I'm bore. Whit is bore f' said the sweet
child as he looked trusiingly in my face. "Never
/ mind, now" said tearfully; you may stay with
me whenever you like, and we will be very good
irie6ds."
he einner bell sounding. gaily dressed young
Ithing vocifeInted in voice anything but mliscol
"Charliel Clarlie!'' When apolugised, for keep.
lug him, she said, careesSly as size re arranged he
bracelets, ooh, it don't signify, If you can have
/ patience with him, he Is so tiresome with his ques-
tons. Pvc bought him heaps of toys but he never
wants 10 play, md is forever asking me such old
1 fashioned Questions. Keep him, and welcome
when you like, uttake my word for it, you'll re.
pc 1t your bargainW aud she ttipned gailly down
i 10 dinner. Poor little Charlie Time plenty 10
adjust all those sken iglel time 10 enbroider
all those little gay DRESSES; time 10 nger Till midi
night over th fast new novel;; but for the soul that
looked forth from those deep blue eyes, no time to
spw the good see1--no lime to watch lest The enc
i my should aSow tareS.fi
i sFrom.tha time Charlie and were insepnrable
The thoughtless mother, well content to pass her
time deyo9:ng all SORTS OF :tasy litetnlure, or in
/ lille gossip with her drawing room companions
1 The young father, weary with business tronbles-
contenting himself Will quiet good night" and
closing the day by VISIT lothe theatre or concett
i room. Poor Charlie, meanwhile put 10 bed Tor
sale keeping would lie hours, tossing restless, from
side TO side, with nothing but his head,s as she
innocehtly said to me. What Joy TO sit by his
SIDE sndslegpile The lonely hours. There learn
10, understand tie meaning of our, Sayours
words, "For such isthe kingdomsof Heayen,. I'M
hisclear, slxey tones. he would repeat afte me!
.our Father," asking me The meaning OF every
psttlon: then he would say" NYhy DOUBT you tell
Lizzieas Lizzie don't know any prayers?''
one night sang HIM these lines
;ss Sweet fields beyond the swelling Hood 4
Stard dressed in living sreen:''- ials=lv3f 3
ne raised himselfin bed, while The tears trembled
on his long lashes and said, 80, sing that agoil-
| 1t seems asif saw a beautiful piclure!" Then
taking my guitar, would sit byh bedside, and
watch the blue eyes drop and grow heavy with
sumper, as sang 10 him. And she whose duty;
little feet to HIN WHO biddeth .iittle Chi dren
come was indolently and conientedly bound in
towery Letters of her own weaving. unmindfnl
that an angels destiny was entrusted to his care
less keeping. ne ~ sf4sts 81 ~
Little Charlie lay tossing in his little bed with
high lever 1t is needless 10 tell of the hold lie
mad upon my heart and services. His clIildislrI
mother, either unable or unwilling to see his dam |
ger, had letm in charge of him--drawn from his |
SIDE w the attraction OF great military ball. I'll
changed his heated pillows, gave him the cooling
dtanght, bathed his feyersh temples, and finally;
al ms request. rocked him gentIyto quiet his rest
essness He placed his little arms care sssly aLont
my neck, and said, feebly, .1sing 10 me OF beay-
en-. When finished, he locked laneuitliy I'm. |
saying, ''W here's Eizze?a and as the words die i
upon his lips, his eyes dronped lis heart fl6ttered
like prison bird, and little Charlie was, conTted
one OF the heay emily fold. AS closed his ewes. /
and CLOSED he dimbled hands peacefully unon
ms little breast, his last words rang feariully in
my ears4'sW here's Lizzle2o
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AsoTHER DEseEsr on a. RoNDo Roou.-Tbis
morning about half past11 o'clock, Capt. Hoke. |
Lieut. Phillips and posse of police, made a de-
scent scent upon gambling house, on Fifth, between
MAN andSycamore Streets, and situated over I3ns
sing q Journeys horse aucifSn stable. The I,ona
tain and Lieutenant spTang upon the ean1bIersj
through a sky light window in the roof. e,rhe in
slant they jumped down, the inmates rushed tn The
doors nd windows, and nbonttwelye persons mn
their escape. N'''ie
iFhe police, who had surTpundel the premises /
rushed IN at the door and succeeded in arr.stins
the following persons; piss 3 %
-, =, W. Kelly, Elansop Wall, A. q. Foster Jobn