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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17
A CARD.

DR. h n. LEE-PHFECIAH, SURGEON
II AND AOO0U CEER-thAzkfaI for past Avon
would respectfully iaforn hLs friends and ths public
generally that be is GI doing business ~ kiS Old
stand, Man street. usAT the essPe2sao1 Br71gEs
where ne VII De happy attend - Any boEnssE
calls promptly attended 70 Dr. Lee = : grAeuE1e
Of the EcIstic AsdicAi institute 0f Cincinnati, End
hAE been vEriously engaged IN tAs pzzcflce q Ela
profession foE the last fourteen ysa-T- Dr. Lee Il
DoW prspE- ed viEh Al the necessary GppErEs1B foE
the MsSlcAi application Of kscrrczfy n the treat
msnt Of Cnronic diseases, q which hs Uouh frv1te
the special attention uf the Eictsd- 50 psr5sct II
By EcIsccB) rhAi lev nssd despair Of receiving Per
mBnsrf bsnsSf If they cannot Be perfectly cured
Special attention EiTsn - diseases q WoDen And
children Al concentrations strictly confidential
OR prActics is safe certain Ar prompt, leaving %
ne-curlRl EAinf IN ths EyHtsn- Dur cleansing reno
vKting AID strengthening ths gsnsrEl EyEta- hcCng
in uulson with NstU-e's uDerrl2g lava
WEmus, WEsE Va, Dsc- sth- 1858
n az ssl0m = 4GF c0zocTEs We, tie uD1sE-
signed 1smbaH u the = sSt VirEz1is LegiElAfu-s,
take pleasure in saying thai We have E1cvI Dr.
Richard 4 Lee many ysGrH F-eTlooa . TIE break
Ing out Of the RsbsLEion- successful and sDef-
Kete practitioner Of Medicine tof the Ecseais School
both 4 KKaEEhA county Va and GAhA county
G. SLACK, Senator - Dix
We DUNBAR n h D.
JOHN 4. PEKLRHsY PrsL- senate
Eohos Oas door sOe-h es Kz7s-'E EOssI,
Main EtrssG
LGdiss wishing % consult the p- q they prefer
csa call ~ room Nc. se, Grant HDuss, and Nh
Lss VII take p}shEurs IN accompanying then e
the otaos- Can be fJCod ~ tie Grant H01Se II
night B1E3[dkW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17

I hs-sby Certify 70 the bsIt Of ny Ea0~Isdzs and
belisF me AboTs nEnsd E1K-E1fo1 go01 Al
G61szI a. BscEEliisS for the G0uaf fo- Uhich tssy
otsE % bs security
Tu ss certified by the United stEsss BlEriez Al
to-DEy, Colscbor of Cus10zA- o. Eay 5tasr o6cer
undsg the United States G0FsrZnsn-, % rsEP51E-
BE pes0r En1Ea 70 rkis s5os-
Al rropuRlH rscafFsd undar EhiG BdEerTiAEns1f
VII be opened and sEEatasS ~ rs otaos on WKD-
EEsDAT And SATURDAY q ssch Ussk- ~ u Y
BiddsrH are respectfully invited t5 be prs1t - the
Opsu5zE q hidl, Z they dsErs-
Az RARREGKz
CEptAs- Ea5 Chisf QEA-ts-uAEEs-
JauZS-d DepG-e8suf q We1T Virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17
Planing ELL.

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GElEGR KEELLSL
T5RE-4y q Eas E-= q s1sEA-f 4 EseIzzs-l
REDsEr1Er. Bslascf Ca, O. 5ss-su"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17
PURELY TR6ETABLE,)

PURELY TBGETABLEJ
z,,-, n iruo-Enf Q1Acks and unsGup1IouI AdvsD-
-, bsTE esensd up0l sahRrinK humanity the
-n5zSrss q fNosrruras u the GhEps sf poor whisky
-. compounded with injurious drogE Aod CHRIS
- TUuisk sI5mAckics and Birtsrs-
B4vE-s q ths TrnEueIEbfe array Of Alcoholic
r-z1E-s.Jus IL plsThorlc bottles, and hiEh-beihsd
- unae- tie uodsSt peIiE1iCE Of bITtsrH, which
-1sse o. cr-lrE, only ASErETSse DISEASE End leave
=. 5lsszputrss6 szfsrg II despair.
Hoou ANps sKRNAH RTTERs
,-sn NJ; asE Aoa uurded E-Eiels, but have stood
- Is: nf 6tBsen Isz-H trial by The american pub
h nd thsr reDu-EtlUl E1Id sale E-eoct aTE4sdb by
= LnilA. prepGrzneE-
- p-JprisE0Es nETp thousands oi Letters Rom
Il. Is: azu:asut Cls-symen- Lawyers, PhyDeiaas,
a. sstEazsns tssrf[FtnE- oiGh=T OT1 personal AooEl-
- - the beneficial elects EId Ensd1cAl virtues Of
-s5f RIESe-s.
agToC WANT SOMETHING TO ETRNGCHN
ToUl
Il FCJC WAIT A GOOD AEPETITEi
y you WANT TO BUILD Up T0UR coNsTTTU
ulN2
d Y5G WANT 70 FKEL WE'LL
d YOU WANT 10 GIT HDoF EEVoUENHs
d TUC WANT ENERGY
D. Y9C WANT To SLEEP WELT
D. ToU WAIT A BRIsK AND VIGOROUS FKKL-
N6l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17
Public Sale Of valuable Land.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17
PR0P0SALS FOR FORAGE.
om ouLKIHRHAsTIE.g oETIoL
Co.,. 3 =. ! J.aI1Ty - Isla, ia

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neEf Lowest rslponEsls biddsE ne PesuE . vho1
me coufrn1f nay Be HgArdod-
ThE ra1pGnEiltlgT q tie EsBrZus1rH l7Ez - socEz
By the ociE CzrLIhGstS q United S1H1sI plsz-15s
Judge OF ArGurney, C1lsct1r q CuBsC1nA- q ether
6SE9uDsuf Of6e1Al, En5Wn y EE1l 04oa-
AL parts vi BE d1ly n0rI6sd of The EcoeptE1os
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anEsE. Cnisf 0zArEs-mASIsE DspE-t1sui q We
Virginia CUnb=-lAnd- NJ And NAKED Proposals
for ForHFs-'
Blank f1TEs Of bids. EzKrEntsa1 and bond Esy
Be Obtained On EPpLSA-iol Enis oAos-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17
Broadbent's Rreneh C0fee.

EHR HEzI AND CHKAREsI EUBsTTTUTK FoR
JAVA OOFEEE, TEI O7FERED 70 LHB
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17
Valuable Property for Rent.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17

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NEW FIRM

NEW FIRM.
JAMES NJ DILLON - CO.
EOIO3, Market Street,
EzHzIs, Wv
DLUl[BERS. Gas FIEsrE, R-Aa T0zads-B and As-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17

CHst A. Y. BAHE-ssu- ChiefQzn-ts-zsaEss-D Ds7E-s-
nsHT of West FIrE-niA- Cunbs-iA15- Nd
GUARAETEE
We, the zndsulEnsd. rendsEu d Z t6s
CcuuEy g., E1d state o., hs-ebI loLztly
and ssve-Hly covenant VII ths CEitsc E1Eres 40
EuArHnaes II cAss The fJrsEnEzg bid Of-6e
nccsptsd thai he they Ell TIIn-a Gs1 dsgI E-ts-
the Hccs5rAncs Of sid bid execute he ,a1Ecf 3uT
The HAEns With good and Gz4c5e1T E-rellss II
uH seuAl the GEuo1nf a tie coufrsCt g furnish
rhs image proposed II souf1ruiEy 70 tbs terms q
hdverussnsnf aAts5 -1564- U13sE WhlcE t1s
BID WhE uaA5s- AID n Gaze The Gsid--shA- fEl .
enter inc = contract Ef0rsaEic- E1H-G1+se .
make good ne dIfsrsnce between JhE oGsE y tse
HEid-Erd The nELT loWssI rsspo-zhls haoaElr
OF the psrsoE g who1 the co-E-Ac1 nay De ETa-1s1
G5vsa uoasE or EEodG Ea1 BsalI tHiS-eAy q
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Wins:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17
PropertY for sale.

FrOpeTtV IOr Sale.
FTNHE Honss nv OoczPisd y J. LAaatr7sa- AAl1
Il Elrssr-
ns H0ass NV uozz7isa ~ Peter Frsaza, E.tsE
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ne AbuFs vi b s1.4 EsW Ez5 a. rsAs01sbis
VILLAINS / CO.
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cAVALRY HoRsEs WANTED.

CAVALRY HORSES WAN TED.
NYFICE ASSISTANT QUAETEzMASEEE
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17

PORN OF PROPOEAL-
row, ooCIIT AEo s2AEIl
IaAIE
I the undersigned, do hereby proposs . fC-G5Es
and aslivsr = the Uzttsd scA1ss ~ the Q1ArtsE-
nnI1er Dsuarfmaur g., ErOsAbls . tb- ts-zE
q your kSTs-Eassnf inviting Er5p5aAIE f1r f1rAgs,
dEssd CunDsrlAa6- 46--1S64, The io1cEL1S
ErTfclsE VIZ
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What Family Government Is.

1t is not to watch children with suspi-
cious eye, to frown at the outDursts Of
innocent hilarity, to suppress their Joy
Gus laughter, and to mould them into
melancholy little models of aged gravity.
And when they have been in fault il
is not simply to punish them on account
of the personal injury you@have CHANGED
to suffer in consequence.
Nor is it to overwhelm the little cul.
prit with angry words: to stun him with
a deafening noise; to call him by hard
names, which do not express his mis-
deeds; to load him with epithets which
would be extravagant, if applied to
fault of ten.fold enormity; or to declars
with passionate vehemence. that he 10
the worst child in the world and destined
for the gallows.. p.
But it is to watch anxiously for the
first rising Of sin, and to repress them
to contract the earliest workings Of self.
ishness; to repress the first beginnings
of rebellion against rightful authority;
to teach an implicit and unquestioning
and cheerful obedience to the will of the
parent, as the best preparation for fu-
ture allegiance to the requirements Of
the civil Magistrate, and the laws of the
great Ruler and Father in heaven.
It is to punish fault because it is =
fault because it is sinful and contrary
to the commands of God. without refer
ence to whether it may or may not have
been productive of immediate injury to
the parents or others. T..o4
It is to reprove with calmness and COM
posure, and not with angry irritation; in
few words, ftly chosen, and not with
a torrent of abuse, to punish as often as
you threaten, and threten only when you
intend and can remember to perform; to
say what you mean, and infabllibly do 40
do as you say. a
1t 10 to govern your family as in the
sight of HIM who gave you authority.
who will award your strict fidelity with
such blessings as he bestowed on Abra-
ham or punish your criminal neglect with
such curses as He visited on Eli.-Rci;-
gious Herald.
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How. TO JUMP SAFELY FROM THE
Cars. We often see persons making a
bungling jump from ears while in motion.
and see them thrown down. There is a
way, that all persons should know, by
which one can jump safely, even though
the cars are going at great speed. Take
care to have sure foot-hold when you are
about to jump, then jump. easily forward,
at little angle from the ears the same
way they move, and continue your pace
easily when you strike the earth, and
and you will not feel any more sensation
than in an ordinary run. If the cars
are at very great speed and necessity
requires you to jump to save your life,
then give all your vigor and strength
and jump with the cars, yet at slight
angle from them, and jump as high as
possible into the air--the higher the
better-for the body will soon lose it's
momentum and you will descend and
light upon your feet without injury
Any other way is dangerous to life.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-07-21

ADVICE TO A YoUNG LAwYER.-The
following is the advice of an examining
Judge to young lawyer, on admission
''Sir, it would be idle to trouble YOU
further. You are perfect; and I will
dismiss you with few words of advice,
which you will do very we'll to follow
You will find it laid down as maxim of
civil law never to kiss the maid when
you can kiss the mistress. Carry ont this
principle. sir, and you are safe. Never
say boo to a goose, when she has the
power to lay golden eggs. Let your face
be long. your bills longer. Never put
your hand in your pocket when any,
body's else is handy, Keep your con-
science for your own private use, and
don't trouble it with other mems matters.
Plaster the judge, and butter the Jury.
Look as wise as an owl. and be az orac-
ular as town clock. But above all. get
money; honestly if you can, my dear sir,
but get money. ! welcome you to the
bar"
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Geological Speculations.

Prof Agassiz. in the atlantic Month";
ly, comes to the conclusion that the con-
tinent of North America was at one time
covered with ice mile III thickness -
The proof is that the slopes of the Alle-
ghany range of mountains are glacier
worn to the very top, except few points
which were above the level Of the icy
mass. Mount Washington, forinstance,
is over six thousand feet high and the
rough, unpolished surface of its summit,
covered with loose fragments, just be.
low the level of which glacier marks
come to amend. tells us that it lifted its
head alone above the desolate waste of
ice and snow. In this region, then, the
thickness OF the sheet cannot have been
much less than six thousand feet, and
and this is in keeping with the same kind
of evidence in other parts ofthe country;
for, wherever the mountains are much
below SIX thousand feet, the ice seemed
to have passed directly over them, while
the few peaks rising to that height are
left untouched. 5l'Ai3
The glacier, he argues, was Gods
great plow, and when the ice vanished
from the face Of the land, it left it pre-
pared for the hand of the husbandman.
The surface of the rocks was ground to
powder, the elements of the soil were
mingled Unfair proportions, granite was
carried into the limeoregions, lime was
mingled with the more arid and unpre-
ductive granite districts, and soil was
prepared fit for the agricultural uses Of
man. 2aiibDaT d9G1 .9Tab GODS &c 8
There are evidences all over the polar
regions to show that at one, period the
heat of the tropics extended all over the
globe. The ice period is supposed to be
long subsequent to this, and next to the
last before the advent of man.
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How TO SPIKE A GUN-A character
istic story is told of Capt. George T. He
bard. formerly a private in company A,
Chicago Light Artillery, now command
ing the lst Vermont Battery. which was
in the late hot fight near Grand Ecore.
A private in that battery writes to his
father that during the engagement Gen.
Banks rode up and said :a"Captain He-
bard. yonr battery will probably betak-
en-. spike your guns As the General
rode off the Captain addressed the men,
saying not by id sight! This bat
terry isn't to be taken or spiked. Give
them double canister. boys! The bat
terry was charged upon three times after
that the last time until the rebels
were quite near. when they let fly the
grape and canister, literally killing
every man within range of the guns
The battery brought off every gun and
caisson.
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were saved by the available boats of the
Alabama and taken from the water by those
of the Kearsage. Fifteen of those they
saved were wounded Two of those died
after being rescued, and the carpenter of the
Alabama, one Robinson, was picked up dead
and perfectly naked Immediately on the
disappearance of the Alabama, an English
Yacht, the Deerhound, came in sight. And
as the men of the Alabama were in danger
of sinking, Captain Winslow hailed her, and
asked her assistance in rescuing the Ala
bama's crew. She proceeded toward them,
lowering her boats, which We're seen to pick
up a few men, and then, without approach
ing the Kearage again, steamed away, and,
spreading her canvass, headed toward the
English coast. Among others rescued by
her were Captain Semmes and two English
officers, who came on board the Kearsage to
surrender the Alabama. 1t is the general
opinion in Cherbourg that Captain Semmes
placed on board the Yacht his valuables, for
she had been laying alongside the Alabama
for several days, and soon after the action
commenced she steamed up and came near
the contestants Captain Winslow after
arriving in port, Immediately paroled the
prisoners, five officers and sixty-two men,
giving as a reason that he had no room to
keep them. The wounded men of the Ala-
bama are in the hospital, and attended by
the surgeons of the Kearsage. Thus ended,
with the destruction of the Alabama, one Of
the neatest naval battles which has occurred
during the war. Let the country rejoice,
and render homage to the gallant fellows
who 50 CALAMITY fought and won it.