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MEDICAL.l
Prof woods'


HAIR RESTORATIVE ssn nov. for or ne hTsi
Monroe street. which Is tie only sure Teney ever HEenle
that eGect1aIy the Erry hairs and EbSsEs g
TIE original youth, without dying eoFer the bald
head IN short time With the natural eoEns, remove land
die hy senaeut 80 Objectionable In divers preparations Of
different before tie pubiei the REsFnRATyE Is
beautif article toilet, for the old and can
only appreciated BY It's GsC and all y-
ted call at the Depot and examine the iadtes
aud gentlemen high reputation In the Soi. anal West
shire inTente XII refer TO the certificate bios
Of Tie distinguished Eatsman and Senator, Judge TrSe Of
C4RLTLk, III, June q, 1850.
have rselI Prof o. s. Moods Hair ltatOFNtVe end
thought prsiaurely grey, hut by the Of s Rst9-
ratiTS resumed it, sGinsl color and have no doubt
SIDNEY RREEsE,
Ex-senator 0Tthe United States.
Pro-. Woods, Oriental SnHatiVe Itinimeut.
This Lnigh valuable auxiliary in the II. at Rsnt Of
Of tie formidable diseases with which Il our lot
to contend for Instance Inflammation ~ TIE fHR0A and
bOIes By thorough and continued application OF this
IMMINENT tic region Of the Affected these other
formidable diseases saThett Of than
half their errOrs particularly children and thous
as Of mothers, they allowed TO speak would with al
1s eloquenee OF feeling and Affection bear their united tes
tnony the fact that bsd snatched their children fnm
DEATH aud restored them tn their former
larry renewing Eka i generally known an AEue Cake.
enlargement Of the spleen, In all cases where an exteT
alHppcatIon service this nlnent viii be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT Gs5 broadway, New York; and ia
NarEctst. Sc. Louis.
Por sale wholesale and retail in WheeilEEby
j. B. IOWELL- Monroe ST., and i
Marelh, Sriize cornrr..
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j6 J. B. ron9erss,iia:

Ir.. H. B. Ton9ersail;:
DEAR SRI have been afflicted for three years
with rheumatism back, aud for tic last six months not
able to get my bel without help aud agent in our
cy Insisted on my trying bottle OF Chang Flu Linincn
try would have; and bottle has relieved
me SO much able get Of bel without dit
Guilty blessing just try for yourself aud
you will he well pleased.
"""'''"'s anu ''s'''' I'll +. II. LOGAN CO.,
my7:Iy bridge Corner.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. 1, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS, cASsIafERES & TEsTINGS.


TAKE pleasure IN being allie to 70 old customers
u ashiouahle eonnunlt that have Ist returned
to4 York aud have been able to procure the most FISH
Sonable 6oSds that the Great Emporium, ScE
York Import from France and the old Countries; and hav
Dig dispensed With the sale OF Common Coshng gives
and time TO attend to the wants Of all Of
Sustoaes In the Fashionable BY new stock nov COM
black, BROWN GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AID
DAIILtA CLOTHS.
Aiso-S1k and Wool CaSheFetts AL shaeS and eolorS,
1obaIne DfAPeF SanmrF Cloths Linen and Grass cloths,
4s for aakiag Froek, Dress. sack and Business Coat
FTgnsh EnElh and American CaEslneS; also Ducks LAM
DfflinH5, &c. for making Pants.
As 70 Yestlngs have the mnst beautiful selection ever
booked At 10 city, all OfThe prepared 70 make
Up In the Ashonabe and best stSle, have secured
NJ. RrssHtS services Cutter for the coming season.
el certain In saying thatI furnish better clothes than
ARy house west OF The mountains.
Ia connection With the above 1haVe beautiful assortment
q RuTnhnE Goods, al ne, seaSonabe and fashionable
consisting Of CI0th, Cashmere, CAshmeret BomhaZne,
0EasS Linen DTaba and Plain Linen, PTOck Dress and bus.
1sss Coats, Vests and Pants made from the most FASHIONS
BE and 9eAsonahie Goods, In great variety.
Also Linen and Cotton Shirts SIX, Linen lambs wool and
cotton Cudsr-Sts and Drawers; CrayatI, Stocks CoarS
Gloves and Suspenders.
Hosiery In variety; also other article suitable
Ter completing gentleTnan's wardrobe
Al the above named articles together with many others
can Be found At my store, No. SpEisg House.
Please eau In dtake ioOE, and much oblSs yours,
nTai s. RICE
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'CJGTTTJ Il

NS ACCOUNT Of rirlUge Ia their firm all persons In
dvbtrd to the their Retail Store,
nes;ly requested ready settlement tile LIST OF Ia.
NARY otherwise, and all persons having claims
against the Erin will present the sHne for iIulatom
4IcCLALLENS & KNOX.
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MISCELLA NEOUs.

:. ,,,-s,,- y. !. wArAAS.
Marshs6 wayman
vuoLssstE aSe RE54L S p ssSAILIS 70
BOOTS AND SHOES
No. 50, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA
Earc nov receiving frsas our eastern
w Of the largest sni bsst assort,lts oil boots sia
shoes for FAIL Winter wear ever oers Ia ms market
tey Having with great care aui nn1aaseESa
30 i t NnFssiy for thtstrae We are uos prrpa
rCd to accommodate our customers eltsI
vase, other house city. ell e In style quality
Or nIatsria durability UorE,siish Shster made In
this city or any other country. .,-,
Oar stock in part oftl'c following articles:
500 pairs best cali boots,
SS ta sk
So water proof boots.
$40 pairs best eaifbrosan lsi4
go so S shEok
povs .S1v0urn's pRoGASs.
900 pairs boys thick brogans
IS IS youth; ,5 " EB
poY's Boo1s.
DOo pairs boys thick Boots
80 80 s aR
5 5s3 pair. youths 81 sif boots. S'''''
woHAS's WEAR.
$50 pairs weman's gniters, all cOlOrSi
6lO walking shoes;
200 morocco bus&ins
200 Jenny Linds;
$50 Slippers
MrssEs' boots.
go morocco boots;
Sc Sc ST. ST.
CHtIDnExts noors.'
800 elldren's fancy boots;
Kid aud morocco
$3.50 mems, uOmau's and misses gum shoes of the
Also great varist not here enumerated which will
sell either Wholesale retail, the most accommodating
Merchants will nni tito their decided advantage to call
stock before making their Fall and winter
purchases. nT9 MARSH & WSSMAS.
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of New York. having had occasion To wines ~ Sy
Drs. L4run and Dnlton In diseases o! tn II u
ing aside sill personal jealousy and P,rrtc 81 ~
the course pursued ly them In treating de-, 4t'I
icate organs, from the unparalleled ss,,, W.
tended Il, Is well worthy the attention " az
brethren throughout the United States TI,iE
treating diseases Of the middle and internal ear Nv ~
OF nIrdcatsl vapors,' particularly IN c'6pic All
Gated cases, fnruS in the prlctls. u apr;
aud fills up void which has long bren !rIt L., tb -
prHctitonrr. In diseases of the ,hey seldom r
resort to an operation As SEul airiss ami n.l ~
commend them TO such require their ali "
Signed, ALHXtSEnR Il. Mcrr, NH
G. nx1rAS, NJ. D., ALLSrOH Il. Faxes Nj IL
T. v. VAN BURgS, NJ. a., BEpTORp DuREqr.. NJ Il
Net1 York, August :, 1870.
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fIIGARs! cTGARs!!-
u I,GOU Git Cigars:
5000 PrncHdOs Cigars;
9,OOA Apollo {"
DOM Fl Dorado I"
8,DO0 Washington Monument Cigars;
$3.50 pauetIas
100 Havana
5000 Della Cruz Principe ="
5000 Iegnlia
~ boxes 3 10 Lump Tobacco;
81 hf
Just received and for sale by
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A1nbrotypes g. Daguerreotypes
by PARTRIDGE.
TNIIE subscriber, his old stand MOrOe street. Is daily
producing Amhrutyes, which taking the place Of
Dayerrcorpes For proof Of the neneSs of tone and
eror finish his pictures solicits the examination Of
discerning public lie wouli nv. particular attention to his
STEREOSCOpIC AND TRANSPARENT AMBROTNPES;
Al<oto and Pins made expressly for this style
o work.
As these pictures be in from five seconds,
difficulties hitherto preventing accurate lenesses OF
small children Utmost entirely removed Groups Of per-
sons different and compilations, Amntvped with
out difficulty. Pictures be copied by i process SO
ey will remain unchanged 70. ages; al Anhrotes being
cd never fade.
Caution against pictures called Ambro
types properly being single plate Of glas
and liable eface facilities OF the undcrsign-
constantly Increasing, lie will be prepared to make
DaguerrrCtypcS at all prices
Rooms at the place until May he will
to his new and spacious establishment side Of Main
between Umon and Monroe, which viii be one Of The beat
arranged establishments the country. Tile enre length
rooms 49, feet. No pains will he spared
the for producing superior work, and esur-
II fes ,'s ''''''N' v a. C. PARTRIDGE.
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N. j. pELACY Lrnnrx

Union PiAr-, Ner Ylrs CITY
n. B-A Treatise the Nature arl Tr.a,.irnt ~ N q,
ness and Diseases OF the Ear, with the Treamsn, o.
aud Dumb. Price 81.
S-Money letters must lie Registered i.y n. P,.,.,
Registered Letters At riss-lsas. ttr; /.
miiid. Correspondents must Ea'Lise Postage ,or Tsi,s
answers the New Postage Law requ ing n, 81 H.
teTs Ehi-ia
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HATS AND GAPS.

l. \ L - L.
WE have this day oflc inestanl most beau
w ul OF Hats and Caps ever brought to
ibis city; fashionable that couI be made In the
tern markets.
II comprises in part the following kinds:
Gents No. SILK AIOlckin Hats light AMI elastic, made by
East and in strict accordance With our
lers; white aud black beaver otter seal &c &c
Nothing and Wide Hats, white aud black Soft Fur aud
Wool Hats Of every color, quality and price.
Caps Of every description the recent styles,
SUCH Nevada, Know Nothing pyrcnese, Pyramid, Ca-
nathan, iussian English Washington, and Consolidation
Caps and all other kins in abundance which will he sold
than Goods of these Ens offered before To
this community.
Chidren's Csry n kinds just received from
the fashionable hnuses In New York.
Carpet lligs, Furs and Gloves always ON hand:
persons respectfully invited to call in and
amino magnificent Goods before purchasing
elsewhere, feel confident that please the most
fastidioUs.
Nothing viii be wanting part to suit and aecommo-
late numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II you ans thing in the way Hats and Caps just give
u call, will guarantee that we Will sell yOu goods ms
they BE IN. where this side of Philadelphia
"I nv q 's ''''y s D. HARPER ( SON.
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orEAM MARBLE WORKS,

= Gf44EI 4414ob4E y" onEAo1
&c MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
THIIE subscriber having made extensive arrangements In
the supply Of Marble, AMI contemplating th,
erection OF Steam WORKS, he would invite the attention Of
Architects Builders, and the public in general to his stock,
consisting % italian, Egyptian Senna American and other
Marbles Of the finest qualities which lie sold lower tl
any other establishment En tile west.
Dealers will find 1t to teiF advantage to examine his stock
before purchasing clsrwhere.
Ills done III the elaborate style, and he would
the attention ofIuTclasers inspect lis stock Of Stat
uary carved ORR, Monuments CcnOtAplS, TOlS,
Head foot stones &C., aud Grave yard work III
riety: lri enabled y his superior facilities to supply this
work considerable lower prices than other establish
In the country.
MICIIAEI.J j. ROITAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
S-Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models, and Marietta Grind Stones, warranted at
the lowest trade prices. 1yd
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M EDTGINE a [ UXU RY-
DIR. MILLS
lLROM47YC Stomach .BI7TERSi,

y innocent tonic, dluretc Beverage, prepared f,= n.
"a purest, very best materials aul ,trlg sgeiI .s-.
~ article OF which Is strengthening he
system, aud by its highly aromatic properties Ha,,
DELICIOUS ELINlt;,
to correct the appetite. h Strengthening tie stomach aal n.
gesttve organs, the most certain specific IL Elal,
Oholc, Liver Complaints, Dizziness, Fs;aeey Ptrt1.
ton, aud all SsrvouS Diseases; DSsesit. Fc;u,r No.
ness Physical sn Mental Dsbit, resa.in; t9=,l,
md nparting tone and chesrulncss to the ulole .a
tiIis Is truly
INVIGoRATIXG CORDIAL.
aud shoul be in tie possession Of ever family n. roa
3a;on of the fcebi. we'll the alty; gs Ill
satisfy the NEST increiuOs 10 their h-;isiiciai
being perfectly innocent and harmless for i-l.
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
will ni them Invaluable, dispensing tiles 10. si,i tie
HnunyRnceS often rugenderetl by change
dsPelns Age Fever, AMI the effects o IlIa.a otevsy
description,
TO HOTEL PROPRIETOES.
Every well regulated Hotel Should BE- supplied zA VIZ
AroRIiic StOHdc BisrS, thrr aore Tltasa; anl
healtlfui than the ordinary Gar Bters E.yioios '
q siasle trial will exclude nil others.
nos adults, ~ teaspoon full 10 snail vine Gia
three times day, Oitcicr. Add l- gacr % EiRsi
too strong
Sold In quart bottles by all respectable Druggists AMI a
vru dealers In the initial States Cauala &C. ami al Ni-
| all communications should lie directed.
g. ". FEANZiIEiN, Agent
ie2S-:m M','iirr. Va
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
IJT. LAUCIIIN log Main has among his large
w assortment the following articles:
1000 ConsuclO Cigars:
Loco La Eloisa
I,NOD lrnSHdO
I0I1 Fl SalvIdo %
1nR1 Fl DOraiO "a
9Ob0 la Protection Cigars;
1000 Prunrlcn
1,nnn Flores
boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
=" Virginia
ans
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WIKI IN, GENTLEMEN!
TAKErleasure in informing my friends and patrons, and
i the citizens Wheeling generally that have just
ccivcd Spring stock Cloths Cassimcrcs
and vest, together with full assortment Of Gents Fur
niSIlnS Goods.
Ny stock selected with great from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The styles
and quality they second to none being Of the
very hest makes, and which prepared to make to
notice. il. the latest and approved
style and hest manner.
4 good Gt guaranteed in all cases no sale, by
J. II. STALLMYN, Merchant Tailor,
No 10 etc n
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New Savings Bank Store,

Cummings Works.
ftC9SIISGs on the Apocalypse, Ist, "a 4 81 series;
" n e on the Seven Churches;
sF 's Family Prayers, 9Nols;
Signs OF the Times;
Minor Works, lst, 2d and 81 series
The Church before the Hood;
Tue Tent and Altar
The Eaily Life;
' The Messed Life;
Voices Of the Dag;
Voices Of the Might;
Voices Of the Dead:
Notes on Genesis, Exodus, Levcus, Daniel,
Parallels, Miracles, st. Matthew, st. Mark and
Iaslls - -,l-e-..ess, WILDE BRO.
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Popular and Family Medicine
SOLD BY
JOHN II: THOMPSON,

JOHN ~; 1T 6I20 ~
Y Dr wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry;
Ayers Cherry PtctOTHi,
John Bulls SlrsnuNrla,
TOwnseni's do
0ssonI's India CholaEoEuc,
Dr.. HUutn's pclsu,
Green's ONCgrnutC Bitters,
Hollands German tlo
MOEtimer's RlennIrtc Compound,
Scarp,s AucOuStic Oil,
StrOLl-'s Pile I.niment
perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Iinmcnt,
Mci.tuu Ntrmifst,
McLanr Liver Pulls,
WrIght's Indian Vegetable pills.
jew Davd'$, Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans do
Dacv'S Pain Extractor,
McAllisters all healing Ointment,
d. Anarchists Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief,
do M.,icatcd Soap.
k2-TOgether with all other popular Family Medicines
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Choice Reading.
CTAR PAPERS, BY Henry Ward BeeCher;
- School OF Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
Banerof's Literary and Historical Miseelanies;
'peQulneey's Opium Eater;
Robert Graham, sequel TO Linda
Life Of Sam Houston;
Nen % Character, by Douglas JeTrodi
Tales the Marines;
Heart Ease; Castle BllIierE
History ofthe Hen Fever;
,.l IaA Nay received BY WILDE 4BRo.
IN BOXES RaISinS; IS boxes Oranges;
tUt0 y 10 .. Lemons;
SAH 1000 Coco Nuts;
81 boxes Malaga Figs; boxes maeearOnI;
cases 20 q Nermcell;
fran Dates; 9 {" J1jubc Pastei
cases LtquOTce; bags Almonds;
CalAhTiA do; ! IS Sicily do;
q u SaFdInes; = /" WAlnuts;
! hpaPeF shell Almonds; G =" EubcFts;
~ BFeSh Peaches; !" Pccans;
"a Pine Apples; 81 doz assorted Pickles;
PrunCS; Il +" Pepper Sauce.
Just received aud for sale by
7. s. ASKEw, Market st
9nia / door below Mcclure House.
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Public Notice,

=
HAVING discontinued the Grocery business hSretC!ore
kept by me- on Market street. In the city Of Wheeling.
all persons indebted to hereby required to mike
mem 1st day Of April otherwise the will be
nut In the process collection by suit without respect to
persons. ANpREH MGLHE"--
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

rTNE heretofore existing under the rm
Gorio. Matthews Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent j. NJ Matthews Co.. who will continue the hush
ness, the firm settling their
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GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LiNIMENTS!!
]. B. Vondersmtth's
CHAN O. EHHU.
OR
CHINESE LINiM EMIT.

Many and lust objections all tile ordinary In
meuts Of the day Of their offensive smell and e
unsgty stains left upon the skin. wonderful fact
which has verified the HsoniShtEt OF the oStIro-
found chemists and the delight OF fastidnus patients Is that
In addition to its surprising effects, is the
lraul and agreeable perfume. To part Of
tho skin to may be applied imParts and nat
urE glow which for hours, and leaves the velvety
sUllnrss healthy skin, instead Of the erected and chare
appearance result Of almost all other
ticrs scd for purpose. Hence every LADY, toilet is
sprct To realize odor you need but open
bottle and try for yourself
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JOARTICUIAI attention IS c=IcIto new style Of lever
watch erery Jart o| trAich Is IN AEier-
ir, which every variety style, gold and silver
Thcs cWeIed aud all warranted he correct
timr-EeGpers.
Forsaie by C. P-BEoNNt
mavi Washington Hall, Monroe 81.
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LII persons knowing themselves indebted to McClaieBs
N Knox earnestly requested 10 call and settle by cash
or note on or before the first Of January.
Persons having claims against the ru viii please prcsr;
'' Peis i'F liquidation MecLALLExs { KNOX.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-19
THE INQUlsl1IvE YANKEE.

\ gentleman riding in an E5s;ern rail-
road, which was rather sparcely supplied
with passengers, observed, in seat before
him, lean, slabsided Yankee; every fca-
tare Of his face seemed TO ask question,
and little circumstance soon proved that
be possessed 4 more enquiring mind. Be
fore him, occupying the entire seat SIT a
LADY dressed 10 deep Black, and after shift
ing his position several times, aad muno-
uverpg 10 get m opportunity to look into
her face, he at length caught her eye
In afliction7'
yes, ii. responded the lady.
parent, father or mother
NO, sn.'
Child, perhaps, boy or sirl?'
No, sir, not chiId-I have no chill
drcn.
Husband, then, oxpcctr
Yes, was the curt answer.
.Hunl!-Cholery?--a tradiu' man, may
be''
Ny husband was scafariug mantle
captain of vessel. he didn't die Of chol-
era, he was drowLed.'
.0i, drowned, eLe pursued the inqpis-
tor, hesi,ating for brief instant.
Save his chi>t?'
Yes, the vessel was saved, and my bus
bands Effects said the widow.
Was they1 asked the Yankee, bis eyes
Frightening up.
'Pious mau1'
He va, member of the Msthodist
church.
Tie next question was little dolayed,b but
it came.
Don't yoc think you have a great cause
10 be thankful that be was rious .aau and
saved his chisl2'
q do.' said the widow, abruptly and turn
ed her head 10 look out of the widow
The interchangeable pump changed his posi-
tion, held the widow by bis glittering eye
once more, and rropounded one more que
ry, III little lower tone, with bis bead
slightly inclined forward over tho back oil
tho seat, "sVas you calculating to get mar-
riea againa
sir,' said the widow, Indignantly, :you
are impertinent' And she left her seat
ami took another, on the other side Of the
car.
Pears to be little hnHyr, said the in
efablO bore, turning to our narrator behind
him.
'What did they make you pay for that
umbrei you've got in your handT
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WORDS OF CHEER.

1foae en Hope eyert thersi lo,.
The Future shall joy and hope restore th,e
Brighter han all the Past has swela away.
Yield aot toeloem, he s,ro,qar t,,,. ,,,asa,,.,.s
Bid them telart, and to a higher region,
a purcr atm 3spiiere, lit III, illy brow.
Earth hath no da,enles, niglt--tho' long the
morning
Seemeth TO iiuger, she viii surely come
Scatter the darkness from the azure dome.
Think not tlroo art alone The great AlI-Father
Clreth for thee ani w4teheth o'er thy wav.
And there are. human nsarts that round thee
gather,
Remembering fthees s,ri,eno'er they kneeI To
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thinking il degredaiion that prince Of
that house should continue to be uncovered
IN the face Of the enemy, sent deputatioE
TO the quarter deck to request that Captain
Harry would be pleased to order his ser
want to give them a laced cooked bat, 10
supply the loss. The Captain, with great
good hamor, complied, and the carpenter
uailed it on the Dukes bead, where j; re-
manned till the battle was finished.
Jus, as the Charlotte was closing with
the Montague, LORD Howe, who was himself
commanding the ship, called out to Bowdcn
to starboard the heiuG to which Bowden re-
piled that if they did SO, she would be on
board the next ship, Tue Jaeobln, To this
his lordship replied sharply, s.Wha. is that
to you, sir!2 Bowden, little nett.ed, said
in an under tone, 3D. n my eyes if care,
if you DOM; I'll go near enough to SINCE
some of our whiskers.' Lord Howe heard
hiln, aud turning to the captain, said.
That's fae fellow, Curtis
Tom Pqckenhsln, sho commanded the In
vinoible, having fred away in very rude
style on one of The French men Of war, and
observing they Old not answer the eomPli-
ment in the manner expected, stopped his
fre, AMI desired to know if the ship had
struck. On being answered they bad net,
he lalloed ont iu great rage, 's'Then d-n
ye, why doe't you drca"-L1s Of Lord
Hosee.
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on her heart Soon again resuming her
pretty rustic habilinie,,ts, De Merville re-
appeared, and once again she strobe the
audience room of The Emperor Lifting
her eyes IRON the ground a. the lofty door
swung open, she behold Louis. An ex-
clamaliou 81 Joy burst from the lips Of both
as regardless IF others they rushed iuto
each others arms.
Napolecn stepped forward.
Lonis Delamarre, said he, you fare just
heard frola my lips the tale Of this lovely
girls devotion and courage. Do you leye
her as she deseryesl
] could die for he, proudly replied Louis.
Well, well, replied the Emperor, the
severcst test Of ore will suffice. So duti-
ful son, 50 dutiful a lo9er will doubtless
make the best Of husbands. You, Lieut.
Louis Delamarre, are discharged from yeur
regiment Return to yoar native valley
With Henliette as your bride.
Here said the benevolent Josephine, are
one hundred louis d'ors as the marriage
.dowry, Henriette.
A charming blush suffused the cheek OF
the beautiful girl, as she received the purse
from the hand Of the Empress.
Long live Napoleon. exclaimed Louiss : as
with heart too full of grateful emotion for
further utterance, he took the hand Of
Heurietie, ard making graceful obesiance
quilted the apartment.