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From Gen. McCiellan's West Point Grafton.
'sTo sFace the insult offered to our flag, to
secure ourselves from the fate Of the divided
Republics ofItaly and South America, to pre-
serve our Government from destruction, to
enforce its Just power and laws, to maintain
oor very existence as a nation, these were the
causes which compelled US to draw the sword.
Rebellion against Government like ours,
which contains the means of ofself-adiustment
and pacific remedy for evils, should never
be confounded with revolution against des-
potie power, which refuses redress Of wrongs.
Such a rebellion cannot be justiftd on ethical
grounds, and the only alternatives for our
choice are its suppression or the destruction
of our nationality.
AT such time as this, and in such a strug-
gle, political partisanshi2 should be merged
into true and brave patriotism which thinks
only Of the good Of the whole country. 1t
was IN this cause, and with these motives.
tHat SO many four comrades have given their
HFeS and 10 this we are ell personally pledg-
Cd IN al honor and fidelity Shall such de-
votion as that Of our dead comrades be Of no
availl Shall It be said in after sges that we
Iscked' the vig0r to complete the work thus
begun ? That after all these noble lives free
u given we besitsted and failed to keep
straight on until our land was saved 2. For
bid It, Heaven, and give US frmer, truer
besEis than that"
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DIARRHdiA AND DYsESrERY.-We hate ex=
amined great number Of letters fton sons
Of the most citizens of Cincinnati and Coving-
ton, etc., speaking in the highest terms Of
DR.. Strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture for the q
cure OF diarrhoea and dysentery. The letters
are too long to publish. Mr. Woods; ofC03=
ington, says lie was pronounced incurable By
the best doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle
of DR.. Strickland's Anti-Cholgra. Mixture eff-
ected a permanent cure after suffering foT
months with the werst form Of diarrhosa aud
dysehtery, s aeTF
Another says he was discharged from the
United States service after stifefing in the f
hospital for s months as ineurable, and as 8
last resource tried stricktand's And=Choera
Mixture he got well directly and has now en- +,
tered the army again in good health, One
man writes he has cured seven or eight very
bad cases of diarrheea and dysehtety III che
barracks he was in with one bottle Of this
valuable medicine. In fact we could Gil half
our paper with similar items from these Iet4
ters. Why does not our Government seeuts.
this valuable preparation. 0ur army ought
to be supplied with it. It Is bnt short time
since one Of orr men laid in very low con-
dition at one of our Cincinnati Hospitals, his
wife was sent for, his doctors considered his
a hopeless case. She however, gave him
Strickland's Anti-Cholers Mixture, and in
three weeks he was able to return home with
his wife to New Richmond o. An these
cases right at home speak for themselves.
We hope all the soldiers will put bottle RI
it in their knapsaeks, it may save them Or
some Of their comrades. It is for sale By
Druggists at so cents per bottle. ANA
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PETERsox's M4oAzlNE-We are IN receipf
Of this popular Lsdy's Magazine, for Deuem1
Der. 1t is a splendid number with supet5
title page for 1864. notwithstanding ihs
enormously increased price Of papsr, and 1hs e
rise in all printing materials, Petersen" win
still be furnished at two dollars a year No
Magazine of similar merit approaches it In
cheapness, Its stories and nuVeIstls are by
the best writer's. In 1856, -Four Original
Copyright Noveletts viii be given. Its FASH
ions are always the latest and prettiest Ev-
cry neigbbofhood ought to make up a club
It is the Magazine for the times It's terms
to clubs and unpreoedentedly liberal, viz
8 copies for rsl2OO, or IA copies for $1,000.
To every person getting up club, (at thesB
rates,) the Publisher will send, as premium,
that sbperb engraving for framing, size q itIF r
ches by 20 inches, "Washington Parting
from His Generals" or an extra copy Of the
Magazine for 1865. 81. -
Address, postpaid, CHARLES J. PETERs0N,
BOG Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Some words are played on golden strings,
Which so highly rate,
cdhh5t Bsar for meaner things
Their sound to desecrate.
For every day they are not meet,
Or for careless tone;
They are for rarest, and most sweet,
And noblest use alone.e rrr.-r- 8
oneword is Porn: which Is flung
90 crslsssly away,
When such as you and have sung,
We hear it every day.
Men pay It for tender phrase
Set in a cadenced rhyme; -. ,.-
keep it as a crown ofpraiss
To crown the kings of time.
And LOVE the slightest feelings, stirred,
By trivial fancy, seek
Expression IN that golden word
They tArnish while they speak
Nay, let the hearts slow, rare decree,
That word in reTerencs keep
Silence herself should only be
More sacred and more deep.
FOREVER: men have grown at length
To use that word, to raise
Some feeble protest into strength,
Or turn some tender phrase.
It should be said in awe and fear
By true heart and strong will,.
And burn more brightly year byyeaT,
A starry witness stiH.
Homer: all triAing hearts are fond
OF that divine appeal,
And men, ppon the slightest bond,
Set It as slighter seal.
That word should meet q noBle foe
Upon noble field,
And echo-like deadly blow
Turned by silver shield.
Trust me, the worth of words is such
4 They guard al noble things,
And that this rash irreverent touch
Has Jared some golden strings.
For what the lips have lightly said
The heart viii lightly hold,
and things on which we lightly tread
Are lightly bought and sold,
The sun of every day VII bleach
The cOstliest purple hue,
And SO our common daily speech
DiseoIOrs what was true.
But as you keep some thoughts apart
In sacred honored care,
Ifin the silence Of your heart,
Their utterance too be rare.
Then, while a thousand words repeat
Unmeaning elamOrs all
Melodious golden echoes sweet
Shall answer when you call.
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1 don't keep up acquaintance with all
the world and his wife, because Tcan't ;
butI keep track OfMr. Browne, and when
he IS acting in BhglaHd-with another
name that I won't mention-and I'm in
America, I feel longsome, that's fact
AL tie Year Round.
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Is tbese dags- -when retrenchmentana -.

liz these days when retrenchmenta and econs
omy are 50 needful many might pro6tablS
initiate the example Of the British wofkings
man who gave up smoking, and every week
laid aside the amount Of money that be Ios-
merly spent for tobacco. At the end Of Tie
year on opening the box, be found that he had
a sufficient suth to provide himself with peri
Odieals and newspapers for the gssr, which
sum he called sold smoke A friend asked .
him If he had found the philosophers stonesV
"No," he replied, Il don't turn my smoke n
to gold, but IPreyent the gold from turning
into smoke"
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Oh our left, where our lines are close to the
rebs. two Videtts, iron opposite sides. wers
moved ont towards the same tree. After re-
manning for some time near the tree, unknoWn
to each other, our vidette discovered fhst hs
had lost his cap boz, and commenced calling
for the corporal After ealing several timesoe {
without effect the rebel vidette called ont,
4 say, Yank, what's the matter on your side
Of the tree ?" The Yank" Immediately re-
piled that he wanted to- go for some water,-
well, go ahead, answered aJOhnny = 'I'u
watch beth sides till you come baek.-.Haf-
per for Oct.
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THE name Of cotemporary is FroS. A
few days ago. when a certain event occurred
in his family, he wrote: "Thers was q slight
Frost in this place last Wednesday nightF'
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3 the contrary, are considered as wishing to con
lnuethelf subscriptions 70 thu paper.
3. II euoscrher6 order the ciseontinunnce oi
heir pefioficals, the publlsher may continue to
nend then uutll az arrearages are paid.
periodicals from tie Cfce to which shay we're d.
flctOl, they are Ella rasB Boasbie tn they have set
tied TIE BIZ and ord 5fCd them discontinued.
q ~ tub5cribsta remove to other places with
ruiinloyEniug the publisher, and the papers are
1ert - fhoforms7 direction, they are held respon.
.. The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
p1rodloals from the once, OF removing and leav.
hg 1eu 1nralled fofi Is pfflla fdgis evidence Of
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WREN We are ready to do thing let ms do
it. Let US notwait for time or tide-thsy3do
not wait tor Us.
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.0frcE.-C CouIson's Building, second floor,
U1. iee NoEih Main-stFeet, near the Square.
T.-l2 o. per anHun, Invariably IN ad.
taasa. for Six Months
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ToEnEland. ireland an Scotland california, Ore
lEou, and Washington excepted, q cents 4 oz.
Prom California, Oregon, or washington, ~
ToFrs1es and Algeria, by French mails, Is cents
KoL., 80 cents = or
To German States, by Prussian closed mail, 81
cents = OF.
70 Canada, New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Prince
EdWardas Island, Nova Scotia, and New Found
Idnd 10 cents y OF. when distance is not over
Ooag miles from line Of crossing.
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WHEN the young forget 70 abuse the oia, Z
and the old to run down the. young; when
mOthers-in-law cease to hate their daughtsrss q
iu-lsw and to improve an opportunities for
sowing strife when wives take pains. to 1Tl@-,.
derstand their husbands, and husbands decide
that woman's nature is worth stud iae; when
women can remember to BE- charitable toeth-
er women; when the Golden Ruls can s.
read as it is written, and not DO unto otRsr5
as syewOuld not they should doto you;H whsns
justice and truth rule men, rather than unrea4s g
son and petty spite, then the aggravati6n of
living viii die natural death, and the world
become as comfortable an abiding place Is its
inhabitants need desire.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1873.
Good Reply.

9HE inpudence Of General Butler has been
well rebuked by the Mayor of New York
The New York correspondent Of the Phils-
delphia Inquirer says:
It was currently reported this Afternoons
that the General had sent a notification to
Mayor Gunther that he General Butier)
would be happy to see him, at his earliest con-
venienee, at the headquarters Of the Depart
aent Of the East, and that the Mayor return
ed a characteristic reply, informing the Con-
eral that he resided at such and such . bssir7-
Der in Fourteenth street, and that any boar
ness he might have to transact with the Chief
Magistrate Of the city could IS well bs trans.
acted there as any where else.
We don't think Butler viii make anything
Of the sterling Chief Magistrate Of View Yollk.
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GOLDEN WORDS.

81 ADBIAfDE A. TRoCTER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-27

notary whose treacherOns dealings with
the confederaey In regard to the rams
built in the French ports has revealed his
true character too fully TO leave HIM any
title TO reverence on our part-but be-
cause we are PANIED to see the head of the
French nation treading in the footsteps,
and repeating the language, of the Brit
lsb minister, like tame parrot which
has been taught its lesson and. will not go
beyond it
Lincoln afirms that we are rebels; we
deny it. The British government Affects
to be neutral in the matter. To call this
ia civil war" is 70 place Us in the catego-
~ Of rebels, and therefore to take sides
with Lincoln. 1t is to interfere, in q
most tunWaErantable and most unjustifaH
BILE manner, in the Internal affairs Of this
people. IL lis to be precisely the reverse
Of what the British government effects TO
be in this matter. If the United States
be d consolidated empire, then Lincoln
Is right; we are rebels, and this is civil
war Lord Russell says Y is right The
United States do form B clnsOlidated goy-
eminent, and this is CIVIL war. Gould
insolence 60 farther2
Had we only had navy which could
have cOped with that Of the 1ankees
from the beginning, We should never
have heard these insults. 1t is only to
the weak and those unable TO protect
themselves that Great Britain ever offers
them We are at present in that cOndi-
ton, SO far as she is concerned, because
we have no navy, although our exploits
upon the land have already, within three
years, surpassed all that the British ar
mies-have done within the last three CEN
turies. She can insult Us with safety,
and that is the reason she does it It is
consistent with her whole policy, which
consists, and always has consisted, in
domineering over the weak and bringing
to the strong.
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TOths PsopIs0f WsStVfgiinia,


WnRlLrNd, Aug1sI ID, 1854
HNDER the lEts eail of the Presldont f1r 6o1,Oo0
~ msa, authority has beon granted ~ the War
Department 70 raise ODo ueW regiment of Lnl11try
IN this stats uPon spplleatioa With proper neon
new rsEinsnEs. 1s-. oas sscoad LIs6t6balt via bS
eomniaio1sd far. Sash ooBpllT - - rat.eds Who
date Of hig hppoinfment, and VII ba pal1 - sleh
iron the date Of hfa mnster into agrEice upol fho
= y . ~ - e ~ .2 eai.s
y ne Mar Dopartneat, ths mea yil - transiPITsd
% .o,ne o.aer co1lpAuys hi1 aPpul1tmelt cluclilod
and ho WiA be dtlolarEed Witho1t pay. Bat auV
person 20 eommisSioues e Second lisGto11nt, Who
shsh recEuit tEoliy- ave maus Uin rscsiEs a aP-
poiniment In the company % which hil msn an
have bssn tEal.ferad. n 4r h8-I
This Fogimsnt must be recruited and orrauif.d
sIS ~ ~ y IN ~ e n ~. y
% as 70 form and b mus ered into service bei0Ts
that data olso eomplote VII b orEAniIsd
UpOu the GppOIntnient q omesrs % recruit for
thii ireEmshts tAey viii Be furnished With AL nee
fend6-Sols for recruits made known Antherty
3 (, ,siSse ss g PeTsons 2 EesEgit tOT old o.
inE tEs1ty or nore men for old ofBanilali0Is
dllId below the minimum number having Vteant
Iatli1Acioss = oonmisEioa - Aieatona1t MI b
Is ailments uu r ils PRESENT esii nay Be n,aas
fsT unes tgo. Or tire. yeaEs, - o. reer1ii1 nay
lOWss sTO mo1 Who 0nlist f5r oLs yUaT. Si0a. foF
two years, 500, and for three yOarI, $500"
.,S-r ~ &C. f ESSIo ,5 ,T foS tSo o-.Iis
and calling out OF the national forces" the Ex0eu-
tSeS Of the dnsreut States are auihori1ed % send
recruiting agents into any Of ths States declared 70
Be n reboliOn, except the States % Arkausas Ten
nesIsa and LouisianR 70 rocTuit volunteers, which
viii Be credited to the State and Sub-divtaionl
thereof Who nay procure the ealistmoht- Under
this act one recruiting agent will BE- appointed or
each county IN the state, desiring IT,
Tho number of nSn 70 be iuruishod By the STATE
under the present call il about 26Oo, which mnlt Be
roeruited By the 5Eh day Of sePtembeIs u not re-
eTuitsd by that time draIt will Be made In the
delinquent counties and districts 20 supply the num-
Der than remaining 70 b fnrnilhsd. me tine ts
short, and without vi orous ehort In each eoHnty
and sub district, drAft - fnaSitAblo-
Under former calls Of the President Tor troops
this STATE has surpasstd the most tangulae eLpee-
tatiOns Of all In farnis hing her quota We have
every 70 believe this i be the last call Tor
troops 20 glpprcas the roosliiou. Heretofore ghen
calls have been made, n msa were drafted, they
had opportunity OF avoiding the service b pay
ing the cOmmutAtiOn lee nov men. not money
must all the demand. 3
LII WEsE VmGINIA oScE HOAE AVOID IHE DhART.
AL BOhEMAN-
? ?. PEIHFoISr, AdIutAut General
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-27
The southern Rebel Women.

A correspondent of the N. Z. Times, with
sberidan's (shenandOah) army, near Win
chester, says:
1.-THE faces that look down from the win
dows of this valley have in many instances
a strange and fascinating beauty. Between
them and one who glances up that glamor
fatal to Phyrus rises to cheat the sens ses
and inform the heart With the most persuA,
siye lie. There Is no tenderness in these
faces. Their charm is far different from
that known to Northern courtiers. It is a
steel. clad langouF, to witness which is chill
ling TO the soul. One who commences
speech with these damsels finds himself
wondering what sort of beings have arisen
on this soil In place of the children of Eve.
Here are, smiles and courtesy and refine
ment, but, ah, how very like cymbal is
the hollow something in the sound of all
These women have suffered. War is nearer
their hearths than ours. It is asteruer
thing by far. Their hearts are IN it, buried
some of them, in graves that thicken every
day upon the soil. Aloug this valley, In
which, from the Potomac to Staunton, there
is no Law for safety, the scourge of battle
is q monthly episode. All the horror, all
the sacrifice of war knocks at the door oI
every mansion on the way. Property and
life are things OF chance People make few
plans for the future. Tomorrow may shat
/ Ter them forever. Marriage is little though
| Of. All llmRrriageable men are nnderarmsant
! marriap ebie women let them 60 with little
j murmnr.i There Il osusa in murmuring
War Is the one great passion 70 which botl
sexes are alike devoted, and for which
j both are ready to make any sacrifice
These women seem to have tacitly &C
i cepted the fact that until the war is owe
loourtship is . mOckery that had better no
be thought of. The maiden who say
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TRUsTEE,a sALE

DY virtue aud In PuFsuaneo Of deed Of trust ex-
ID ocuted BY George 3. ThOmpeon and utie 20 the
Of Sept6mbar, ls5S, aud duly % rocord Ia tha ks-
eordoPs once % Ohio eounty, state of Wet VIZ
giuia in deed book No IS, t0lio S0I % secure the
the sum Of 1854 20, with inE rest thereon from the
9Th day Of SsptsmosE, 1855, I viii % the EzlhD
DAY OF sEPFEMBER, 1864. between ths h01rs
O'Clock and O'eioek r. n, PROCEED % ssii - the
front door Of the Court House VI Oho eOuntys stAtO
Of West Virginia at public auction, to the hignsst
and best bidder, the allowing pfJporIy, 70 wi
Lots numbered thiTty-No. SO-And thirty one
No Sl-situats In Daniel ZAne's Island addition %
the city Of Wheeling.
Selling as trustee I vii sell and convey only such
estate 4 VeGtGd In ne By the dsod o. trust aiors-
sid but the title is believed anquostto1abts.
aSsS-.S aSS5eI q SAi'-n NO. GOOD, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-27
RATIONAL MEDICINB,

DR. THOMAS J. KISNER WOULD
IL respectfully inform the citizens of Wheeling
aud vicinity that he has permanently located in
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the Ra
tlonAl or Eclectic System He has been engaged in
the practice Of his profession for number Of years
aud has been eminently successful in the treatment
of all varieties Of diseases both acute and ehrOn ic
DR.. k, as heretofore, will devote good share Of
his time and attention 70 the treatment ofall chronic
diseases Of both BeXes such Consumption and all
varieties Of Lung DiseAsaI all Diseases the Throat,
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, mercuriai
and Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism, serofula, every
variety Of Blood and Skin DiBeAgeI Epilepsy, Tumor
Wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases OF the Eye
and Ear, &C. Those peculiar TO Females, VIZ : In.
hammatoTy Diseases Of the Uterus, Painful Irregu-
larities LeucoEFhea, Prolapsus Utsri, and all Ner
yous Diseases to which they are subject. Diseases
Of Children carefully ane nationally treated. Med
icines mild reliable and agreeable. "a.
Ali communications strictly confidential Night
calls eheerfnlly and promptly answered.
e1y- Once and residence one door west q Louis
AbIIng's Hotel, Third street, near Reed Kraft's
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va Once hours
from A. n. 70 3 p. n.
. RERERHN0ES.
Prof B. ?. Payne, stsubenViile, Ohio.
DR.. W. D. Me9Fegor,
DR.. q. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof. o. H. CleAveland, cincinnati, Ohio.
DR.. O. A. hOlehimor, Van Vert,
ie27.lydkW
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TRUsTER,s SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL EsTAIE II The CITY

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF WHEELING.
DY virtue ofa deed OF trust oK8eutsd By Robert
I'D DTOnsheld and Catherine his WffB 70 Alfred
OaidUell As trustee, dated the 23d day Of August,
1853 ana recorded IN the on % the RssJrdsT tor
Ohio county, In dssd book iorty -four {4IL 0iO tgO
hundred and twenty three (223l, and by virtue Of
an order Of the Circuit Court foE said county mAds
on the 10th day Of Nay, 1884, And entered II order
book number ., PAEs IA, ~ which The undsEsignsd
vas appointed trustee In the place Ofthe slil Allied
Caldwell, will, on THURSDAY, the drst day Of
September, 1S6l, At the fnOat door Of the Cart
House In GId county, At 10 O'siock A ~ odor G5r
sale the following described rsti eststs, situate IA
that part Of the city of wheeling oomm5nIy called
North WhSeilng, viz: Lot number GiEty~i1 m-5&-
In square number nlnO-9-S alsO ali that parcel Of
ground sitaA In the northern part OF the city Of
Wheelfng and lying north Of aad adtoining iOt
owned and occupiod By the said Dr0nsaolis ani
fronting the west dds Of Nain,gtres one huu-
dred aud aftean-I15-fsst, more 6r isas, an4 ruu-
ming back 20 the OhiO river, and beiag the sane
which Was e0nEeyod % sid Dno1Gdsid bg w. 5.
WiekhAm, eommisli0nor, on the 1Jth of sspsSnDsr,
1855 and recorded IN the once of the reS0rdsT for
Ohio county In book f0rty-to-folio 638.
he above described property will Be Sold sspa-
rltoly OF tog8ther % 1ait puFeha1ur1-
jyzSIs H. .RIcHARns0V. Tvus,sa.