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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

LOTS ~ WuEEHNG AMI l.AGRANGK~-
TiE btGGS FARM-L ANDIN.AI AKSsiALL
COUNTY Nr. Ar
E)uRSuANI h. No" lo'n' DEGREES made by tho
Ctrcum Supsdus Court vi Law and Chaneerv
'nr Ohio county Virginia, on ihe l5,h DAY OF Juns
ls4l. a0d 2e.h day Vi Ma, ISIS. ia lhe suit. in
Chancvty
Between ne G,uCral Ihsureuce Cc'noany Of Mary.
hrd. Complainant.
AND
Mary NJ t Zsac. admins rsrS of E5ensE Zane
decreased. AcIiuder III Cnsp'ine. execu,sr of
Moses W Chap ine. the said Alcxanicr. Josiah
w pOmc'oy and May A"n his wife, end others,
I.sfsRdaa,s
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wtNFR'S PICTORIAL SYRUP or
UOREFIOUND AND EBECAMPANT

A SPEEDY md on,clual Remedy Tor Coughs,
"a C,lds. lIa1Tseucss, Splitting uf Blooi. Whoop.
ing Cough. Coup fleud.y. Brorchllts. Cousump
ion PAINS nnd Soreness 1T The Breast ond Lungs.
Asthma. Tust d'src sing disease, the sufienngs
of which have been SAID even 10 bo worse than
tho.e OF death ran re cured ly The Of medicine.
The symptoms ui this disease arc violent sense
~ constitution oi tho chest with loud, Wheeling
fesptraiioui We hear he patient Of some disanre
whcez,rg and breathing Such an attack rs this
~ az cumpnniod by short and difficult cough.
during which, the face " pale elongated and pinCh
ed; tlo nose and eS remiiies become culd The skin
htou1 bout lhe body brcurnss fouel, from relrocc'
sion Of blood 10 ~ 10; shuddcunf. or sense ~
creeping - ielt in hercut pars 81 he body; and
Tic patient looks as ii he were dyiuc he is cold and
pole anil gasNng for breath, and iu such agony from
The wpri OF -, that one won'd ihak him dying
Such an suooh lhn moy last only iew minutes
% may Lost seyernl hours u generally lakes place
about Inc middle OF he night and - most frequent
on sudden change of the weather
| For .aie by PRYOR PAUL., lGl Market s,
op Is
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Fiel (ly .Tg0(lo fl0ihimg

EsCF tty ~ dsttD z FUfEtIf-
All of ,hs Spuug's make aud not the accumulation
ii an old stock nj eight or ten years Iding. |
assure The public or those " no putruuze me, that
NH nv glrmens made ~ the latest style of good
Goods, aud will warrant my wosk To lit, aud tot
Low PRICES can't bc beat Gull a. the Gr,ai
Central Route Clothing Store for BARGAINS.
op go a NJ ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %,
draws at Alexandria, June 6. 80 Numbers,
IL drawn ballots
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 5000; 500; 1900:
800; SEQ; 200; l6O0; of 800 800;
l,200; 100 OF 300 and 400
Tickets $40, certificate Of % whole tickets
will cost Sl45.
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10000 EDOlIarS.

Grand eonsl,datsd Letiery Of Drlapare & Georgia
CLASS NO %.
To be drawn NJ Wilmington Saturday June s. sc
Of $4,000 OF $4,000 of 6OO0 OF 1000
~ ~ :. ~ ballots. Tickets slO; certificate OF
"a whOles sl28-sbares ia proportion.
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IL L LATEST, CHEAPEST, AN
MOST FASHIONABLE
CLIO TITL c. STORE,
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
e Il u THING - TOR Il


CORNER or MONROE AND WATER SIS,
Consisting m pnr ~ the following: Satin jeans
Checks ii every kind; Stale cold Linen. Drnb do
Brown do. Br'okfeld De- Gughaus. cotton Coss,.
Wercs, Heavy kcrSeys Saitn"is Linens OF all kuds
Sumner co,hs Croion coating; TNeods Gold mix
cd 9o Dark, 60 Dab bi'k Summer cOihs. Suspen
dcTs G. owes aud Stocks
CRANATS-Si and Satin; also GIpgaam and
J..ccnot ru,eis. SGasls- SIX and Sa IN
Fine Cn,simrre>. french Doe Skin de-; Fancy
PLAID; French de-; Wopl Il eek Buckskn.
NESTlNGS-CUshmeTe, Mafsaill,s, $. IND
Sa'in of every pattern.
Cl OfilS-Surcr super fine Fscuch cloth black
Blue do. Green do, BruNu Do lnvisib'e Green DO
All OF which vii be made up "a order at The
shortest notice and most fashionable aud neat
ct ~ and M very low p1c,s IL l. MT ncccs.o.
~ for Ia tell The ruhiiC that am TAILOR. Tor
u Is We'll kuuwn that invo held nay place as
loshi nnhle Talur. from the very liberal support of
This Fashionable con mgLily and have always siuuI
Mol
The public will Gud it 10 their cd yaniogc To call
NJ the Grca Central Route Ciuihing Store where
they viii nud frsl rate assortment 81
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IT'S COME

IT'S COME.
FHVHE FrfnHte tt-numeu al Ftrsr1 Hlli 414
Ch1mHrr rUeu. Aisa Wtnj.N Hittsd.l
fctcni ugIre F,re s,frtusTca-trfs cod Boneurp.
Gil anI afe ben iof tey hEE gfei.y. lof 'toy stc
ihe laifs rigiot a-d hose just bcen received ir.n
De East Particulars POI morrow PAGES NtItuif
Jet IDENBRUOR
may "a NDufJe street,
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra, Class
la, draws al Baltimore, June II. IS Mum
bers, Ii drawn ballots
100000; 5000; 5000; $500; 42i 90 each
900; 40 OF 300; 30 of 200; $50 cf 100.
Tickets 50; certificate OF 20 wholes will cost
$40
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JOHN q EOFF. y Coy
RC WOODS. s OC.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

WMTiLL 30 SOLD ~ the late residence Of
w l.aso Buu. deed, 10 he city ~ Wheeling
on Tuesday The second Day Of Jane neS he pst.
sonal property belonging 10 he fsoic, consisting Of
horses c1nle. hogs. SC.
Also one buS horse wagon end hants. one hoy
ladder lu samo
One iwu house wagon, one dfay cart. and buggy
asS hssness eddie brides, &c &C.
TERaiS--To ali sums under IS cssb. of pur'
ohsses ab0ve ihsI sun sHd under $40 nH monlh.
sfedn, snd 90 sil SONS yer ihai amount 2 month.
credit bearing interest ir1m The Icy Of sale. lh,
purchaser giving hund md security.
ALEX = LAiDLEY. A3n'f ~
nay 20 BusY deed
&SCFfHgs md sNArus-A eena'ets .iorl
- reed aad tor saie ~ or a gREER
nay Is
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PoKoMoKE RIVER loTrERY-CLA4 100
To he drawn al Wilmington, Del ruc.day Jnrr ,
l OF $4,000 of 5eO0 OF 5000 OF 1000
rs Nos-l3 ballots Tickets s.; eer,iGea,e OF
% Mholes Se9- shltes in piopotiion
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MANAGERS, oFFIcr.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra. Glass
l32; draws at Baltimore, June 3, 1916. rs
Numbers, IL drawn ballots.
$50 900; 5000; 5000; $500, 1924; 20 of
! 900; 40 of 300; 90 OF 200; 200 of 100.
Tickets 80; certificate OF package of 26
whole tickets will cost SO.
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Another Wonderful cure Of Consumption. Dr.
SUayRG'S compound syrup Of UUd cherry
TRIUMPHANT SUt CESS


y
~ Sraype Dear Sir-m March last CO u DO, a very
ncavy oot, which settled my lungs attended with a
hard dry cough pains In the sde and b'csst tebiness
and oppression IN tie chest ucgeotcd taking any
medicine except the usual simple remedies which per
sous Ia INDECENT circumstances lie myself. generally
20, uuti tie disease had reached tie above
alluded 70, when became quite alarmed, add applied
my family physician lie treated evefal months
Lut received no beucfl; In fact grew gradually worse
Lad otu-e night sw,ss, skin dty and pa tUhei 40
nppe tie. suffered much with thirsr a.opaly sptiug
blood, until NV ph, stefan wei as uy tieuds pro.
nouuccd guiur into deep d'c,'Uc some Of MY
II r,is recommended medicine some auoi, en-,
aud would show loRs certiGcsio al puryoei curcs
many 81 which ouglt suited 10 Inv case octly. bat
from their eject rpon me despaifeG recovering
health hut myself up 10 die vi t,ai ss0utge OF
tLe iuud, Pulmonary Consumption.
Fortunately. ~ tis time friend &c ulinc, passing
through who resides IN i:ar,is ufEh called TO
see me, nud recommended your essyoaHI syrup If
ma CierrY, AND gave a. name of Aariu lu'z your
agent Uarrisburgh. reluctantly sent aud cot Boz
tr, which relieved much that sent aud got five
more, ard uun happy TO say ana now sound and
tesry man. IHtirhuio tie cue cutifc tuttc of
Cce tutcd remedy, tic compound 81 liid cherry.
aud would esruts ly recommend any person who j.
sude. ing with any disease he Lnngs tesot once
60 your medicine. remain yours very gee nliy,
RICHARD NuNM TER.
VIC are personally acquainted with Richufd Nonmescr
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2 NilE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave M infom
heir customers aid ihc public that tho lire
rli patronage ihrY have received. hos iniuced
Them o, increase her m1cii0eyf so ihsi ihty ore
rnW riepafcd iu q \ ail orders rfnmpuy. w,th ~.
gefior Hfucle Of iehncd LARD OIL. which We
woffari ,quol in aag ln he Union and on 1s gl-d
icfIns as % cln be- brought from my o.hnf market.
WARREN a. ft>r
Ol ou hard nv expectation ai thr o. ari raHj'r
FH.f-v 1000 N.fkrt.IItv mt2 W 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

JOHN FISHER. AGFNT
BOOKSELLER AND SrATIONER.
1888 MAIN ST., WuEEUNs, Va.
" AS JUST RECEIVED the following works
Z = 60 Gardening and Agriculture. 10 wiz
New Ameucon GsrdereE
New Aweuean Otchardist
American Flower Garden Directory
ComPleie Farricr
American Shepherd
pe~niag's Fruits aud Fsut Trees OF Ameoics
HARBWARE.
- VIZ Subscribers are now receiving anu open.
- ing stock Of Hardware md
CUTLERY
S'reci from The mannfnctutcr,' la r,rl,,J o,.J
America, which (hev,pg been purchased eni,r,l,
'"f ''sh) hey ore attic TO sell unusually how
TIC trfat eemSnis they have made G,r The pur
chase OF goods both IN england and Amcttca ,ua-
blcs them IA ,fIst IN
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
every iuducemcni that Gun bc offered hy lisr,lWat,
Jobier- East or WCsl. OFT q GREER
may q No l59 Nlam st.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
n ISF received lrntn New York. large ns.nri
80 mcnt of French api American Ar,idcial
Fiowe~. may J IL Il MARSH.
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CHANCERY SAL.
LOTS IN MIDDLE WHEELIN

AOlC IN MIDDLE WHEELING.
DURSUANf To ihe decree pfonouncesl in The
u emit 10 ChuDcefy the l7ti day OF January
1876. wherein
William r Dean is Complainant.
AND
John Gilehrsi, William Coin and others. ore d..
PENDANTS
The ShetH ~ Ohio county acting o. commission
81 under said decree viii offer Tor sale NJ The font
door sl The cour hpase Of said county OF Ohm, on
Saturday the 2Oh day of June 1876 L1ls hum.
befed teo HUNDRED and SIX. Que hundfed ai,d one
one hundred and thirty eight. 0ao ADMIRED snd
ioSiy seven me- HUNDRED o. a epry nine end biny
two. (206) N0D tl39 Q47) ui9y tar suuate IN
that pasi nl Middle Wheeling. (nosv par Of The
city Of Wheeling) lold I'll by Noah Zlno. John Paw.
cen and Others, or many such parts thereof. as
shall 10 necessary ~ satisfy the debt, niefss and
costs. decfeed the complainant IN The cause
TtRNS-Ten ger cent ~ mo purchase money
b. paid IN cash. ard ihe residue thereof IN three
equal payments. ~ SIN, twelve aud eighteen msnihs
Nem 'hs dsy 81 cole. ne purchaser Or purchasefs
giving bonds with god security. beating iniefss,
from The day o. safe.
JOHN q EOFF y Coy
may 9f R & WooDa 4 q r.
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DEALERS IN
HATS. caps AND FIrRS.
Union 81, South End of Market Square,
WHEELING VA
Ia AVE always IN hand, and make Ia order in
~ ~ tho mosl lashinuanls aud superior style:
Fine No Beaver HAS Fine n" | SILK
ID No DO D. M ? de-
d. No Russia Do No Concy
ID" No ] Cashmere Do No Musk
Gems Fine cloth Caps Gents SILK Velvet
fouihs' do de- Infants do
enis' Silk Glazed do Plain and Fur trimmed II
fon'hs Glazed do every description
They invite the attention at Merchants through
The country 10 heir establishment rs they are not
Co lie surpassed m qualify 81 manufacture. o.;
chenpnoss OF price, by any house the Wosi.
may
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WILLS n Massey,
a. H

" are personally acquainted WIN ktcuiG oNiiic
his sioicmeut Is strictly true.
: y Culhrook, willis n Massey,
Jacob Siarkey, Juin Brighton
CAUTtpN-Dr Swnvnc's preparation at wild Cherry
was tie 6rt that introduced ne pubic Ia
tbs any other country. Years aiter ts 'eeehI neG
remedy came OUT up sprung several others such rs
Btlsams, Candies aud even SyruIS trying bui on
that already tstab he'd. tlat even pc might he
deceived, laud get wcrtdes7 mixture pplmed of upon
tueml II tLey did mol bear in niiad Tie nagS Of Or
Swtync
RCmeGIAcr, 81 Preparations FurPoHlns 10 contain
Wd Cherry fictitious ard e0aof srfst, except that
te,rng the written sisuRture uf % Sv,ayue Great
care should be taken purchase fom u.c regularly ap
pointoi Hecuts
The Press, he Medical Faculty, and thou
sands jCho haze used DR.. SIUuyRes COM
pound Syrupof Wild oherry, al concur in
proRouacmg IL one Of tie best remedies eUcr
iHveHted, for the cure Of all
PULMONARY AFFECTIONS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra, Glass
100; draws at Baltimore June 81. 10 Num-
bers, , drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 5000; 1000; &C.
30 of 900; 200; 80 and l55 Of 100.
Tickets 50; a certificate OF % whole tickets
will cost S7j.
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SMALL Fay LOTTERY,

Draws a. ioii"yvs throughout The month oi June,
Draws on ,sdays--Cspnal prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificate OF Iacksge ~holes
81 ?; shares ia Proportion
Draws on Thnr.days prize $4,000
Whole Tiekeis 81; certificates OF package whales
81 4; shares az proportion
Draws on Siinriays- Capital prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81, certificate OF package wholes
Ella: shares iu proportion.
Address yuGr orders 20
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass 81,
draws at Alexandria, June 90 rs Numbers,
/ 3 drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 5000, 5000; $500;
30 OF 900; 100 OF 500; $50 OF 800; two first
drawn Numbers 200.
Tickets Sl2; certificate % whole tickets
will cost Sl7O.
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BY EXPRESS.

BV EXPRESS.
a MOTHER LOT OF BONNEFS ~ every
Il description. nkewise a hrnpulu as+nf'mcu'
Il B1nnet Ribhons. Atu6rial Flower Wrealhs,
Sc. JOHNSTON & BERRYlIiIL.
NAV I6 No 1871 Man ~. Wheeling.
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$4,000.

Grand Constituted LsiteTy. class No24
To be drawn al Wi'n,ngion, saturday. Jane 10
| o. $4,000 | ui 10000 I OF 5000 l ol 1000
90 Nos--l3 nallols Tickets $40, ceIu6cale OF
20 wholes 81 50--shar-s IN psnPorlisn.
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HOME LEAGUE.

ME SubsCubcfs have haad few Pairs o.
the GUost quality Of STITCHED Bois. made una
der their tpspeC ton md of the best materials
~hich ',sy "iIer ~ 81 5Oas5 90 pr pair Tor Cash
AS" large aud general sssorment Of The finest
article Of Csh ard hofoceo PeggcJ Boots. vh,eh
they utfrr a. 50 90 per pair Tue above auices
we have got up ourselves. smd We wsffnnt Ihsm In
every respect CONNOLLY 81 WADE
may
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~ The drawings Will be Published fegnlarh
u the Times and ais ~ the Argus Rcw6mOef
" l. DORSEY'S Lucky O65ce
NAV % WHEgLiNG Va.
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rntt,n,lrlll. La

Or Suorse-De 81 II have been afflicted with n
violent cough Tor eight years, attended Nh tickling he
the throat geat Jetihy and other ds,gteCshc yam.
toms whi,h had tccome quite alarming and threatened
consequences made tial OF oeafN an Tire moiicucs
which recommended so highly la the papers hut
received hcucdt whatever, aud learning OF your
ComPoHHd syrup ef Uid Cherry, l reluctantly con.
clud'd 10 make a ttiai oft. aud in shot Time IL
;urcd inc entirely, - that nave bed OF H.
bat fe"l much stronger since using your Invaluable
medicine and YOU cannot LAY much n IL favor as
there are 80 many persons suffering as who D.
the use oiyour Compound syrup 81 Wii Ckcrry might
be permanently cured JAMES DIXON
Corner OF Tenth and rcafl Streets.
Principal OGd,c, corner of Race ard Lsith IT. Phil
ade.pla.
Remcmher, no preparation Of WIZ Cherry Is genuine
except bearing the written signature OF Or swayne
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rU.f'E,E HOME.

All orders come perfectly safe by mail
w An account OF the drawings sent immedi.
alely 10 purchasers l. DORSEY.
Agent for ID PAINE & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

4 LPACAS-Somc super extra SIX cham
"a Alpaca. plain black DO al various priccs; al.o
N""sriines. up III w T. SELBY
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DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND
txIp nE, NNUfn sEsEt2st -

CONSUMPTION, coughs, colds. Asisnsa
bronchitis. Lircr compliant, Splitting Of
Blood, Difficulty Of Breathing. PUN ~ tie
Side and Breast. PdlpitaiioA IF ikc Heart.
Influenza. Broken Constitutions, Group.
Sore Throot, Nervous Debility, aad an
diseases Of he ThroGt, Breast 0Hd Lungs.
TIC most cgscfidl aud speedy cure sT,r
h7,oirR for any Of The ADORE diseases is DR.
SgdyaeS compound Syrupof Uiid Ckcy7y.
4 RtGtNAL Inventors otion del ived of,he ofy
aud roat OF their inventions add discoveries BY
pretoudcrs. destitute alike OF lcnius aud common hon
osty Among many other Instances OF this kind we
may eio the attempts hascy made BY cefain small dcl.
icfs 'n dfugsJo approPrat, the discovery OF D Suayue
who originally a. piled that wOndcrfti remedy, the Nnd
Cherry narkto lie Of Pulmonary diseases. Persons
who resort to this celebrated iemCdy Wtd Chetryl
aud wish tO have a. the most prfcci state zee ON
all tc'oc0ols mixtures, ana prepared n way that IS
calculated g,v1 tie m~diciue fu effect, should obtain
the original 'nr swayuC's compound Sytup Of " nd
Cherry' OF Dr. Swayne HE Office. cor 81 Eighth
aud Race SIS Pht9deisbia ~ his Su orzcd gents
A COUUu OF EIGHT YEARS.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-26

. W. IL seems to be snpcrerogatory TO direct attcn-
ton 70 an article SD well known and SO desevvedly
tested by thousands whom IL has physically re.
generated proving an antidote to long catalogue
., oiseases' winch, perhaps, but fos this inesima
o'e remedy, would have hasteut,f their victims to
the grave. II is not TO he cassed among the 'pa-
tent quack medicines of the day. with which
prinSipied charlatans are literally staying their
thousands annually, but IL is such the most dis
ungoshed of the Faculty will endorse. for the pc
cohar cases in which il is recommended indeed
the high reputation Of the Messrs Sands, affords in
itself guaranty for anything bearing their name
-Ebening Mirror. t.r :. asf
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
OF its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
which may be obtained of agents gratis
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B.
& D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 10 Fulton st.
New York Sold also by CHARLES II. HEINITSH,
Price per bottle; bottles for SIS.
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TEMPERANCE

The Paris correspondent Of the Courier des
Etats Unis, relates the following -
II is said that society of Temperance in
London. sent two Of its members to Prince Albert
to ask him his august patronage. When the two
deputies arrived at Buckingham Palace, the
Prince, just returned from ride. was sitting down
tn collation. with dozen guests. Informed that
two gentlemen wanted an audience from him, the
Prince ordered them to be introduced the usher
proclaimed two names ,honorably known, and
without giving them time to explain the motive of
their visit, the husband of the Queen offered them
glass OF Here's wine. AS they seemed rpluc-
fant, chamberlain. who was near, WHISPERED to
them that, as the Prince had condescended to ill
the glasses with his own hands, refusal would
be rudeness and an insult nexplained.
Meanwhile. the deputies who had an excellent
excuse, wished TO express it; but. at the frs,
words to which one Of them was trying to rive
an elegant tone, Prince Albert interrupted him by
saying
"Gen,lemen, propose the health of our be-
loved Queen
Every good Englishman would die rather
than not share in this toast. cried an aid de camp
raising his glass with noble enthusiasm
There was no receding that was one of those
unforeseen, tyrannical circumstances before which
rigorous principles must yield. The two deputies
submitted To violate the rules of temperance. not
10 indispose ihe Prince. whose support they came
to solicit. When the glass of Here's was EMMY,
the abide camp filled glass of champagne, aud
proposed the health of the glorious husband of the
Queen. This time again, the deputies could not
hesitate. Having drank once, how could they
rense second time. Moreover, the rules of
their society We're not infrnged any more by two
than by one glass. From this lime all their
scrnples were drowned they resulutely continued
to submit and warmed so well at this game, that
one of the deputies proposed as toast: 'The
august children of the Queen and the Prince to
which The other added
And may their progeny be one day ten times
more numerous YETI
ny Jove, sir, yon speak of it much at ease
cried Prince Albert, who found this wish toerably
exorbtant.
When the tOasts were exhausted, the IDENTITIES,
who had lost the habi, Of drinking, were no longer
in condition to collect their ideas, and explain the
motive of their visit, they were put in carriage
and driven To their crab. The society was still
IN session expecting The return Of its ENJOYS
They appeared, entered the sitting with a totter-
ing step; their looks sparkled. their faces were
colored with the rich tinis Of the purple; their
thick tongues slammered few words withou.
connexion, when they fell heavily hafon bench,
hall on the floor. You may easily imagine the
stupefaction of the assembly, and the merriment
OF Prince Albert IN hearing that he had in,oxicat-
ed The society oftemperance in the persons Of It's
Ambassadors
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
THREE DOORS BELOW THE OIL ID STA Nm

~. DOOnS bELOW IHE OLD STAND.
TNHE PUBLIC will please take notice that have
Il removed from the Old Stand to the building
three doors below, formerly occupied by Mr.. How.
ell Shoe Store.
Having just returned from the North / am now
opening n full assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS
which cannot be surpassed, if equaed, in quality of
material or workmanship, for tie prices, and which
am determined to sell lower, for Cash, than the
same quality of Goods be or ever were sold for
in Portsmouth or Norfolk My Stock consists, in
part, of the followings
Vests of all qualities, from 25 to 400
Pants do do do 81 to 500
Jackets-Shirts, of every scription-Drawers-
'ckc- Scarfs- andkerchiefs-Sh Collars and
Iosoms- Gum Suspenders, from Is TO 80 cents-in
fact every thing usually keptin Clothing Store
In, hive also new and beautiful assortment OF
CUTLERY Y, warranted to be of first rate material
and make 1t consists in part follows: Pen.
knives from 81 cts to ST. 50-Razors, of Rogers's
make 81 cts. 20 s. 25Scil sors from 12s to so cts
have also, in addition to the cbove, a good as
| sortment of IEWELRY, such Breast Pins Fin.
ger Kings, Fob and Guard Chains, Silver Thin
bies and Shields. Watch Keys, Studs, Sc, which
will sell lower than they be had at any other
place in these diggins.
TO the LADIES l would say, that have an excel.
lent assortment of Edgings from to IL in. wide
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cotton, of
the best make, 200 yds. for cts. spooi; Thread ;
Tape Ladies' Hose, from 12y to 37b cts white
nlx'd and black Ladies' and Children's Net Cans
Also an assortment of Chidten's Socks and Stock
ings .r
The Gentlemen will please call and look at some
CLOAkS have, the prices of which, tor the quail
itv, will astonish them
have also beautiful lot of CAPS of all de-
scriptions, quality and price, cheaper than they
can be bought elsewhere in the town.
Sept rs J. M. MILES