The Temperance Banner no longer waves


in Triumph.

NIR. WHIPPLE
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Disgracefully and Publicly DRUNK in


Norfolk Virginia,
CRAZY IN THE STREETS OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON, AND VIGOROUSLY
DRUNK; ALL FROM THE USE ONLY


OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
Mr.. Whipple obliged to fly from The .feld
sCith unequirocal and incuable disgrace.
A GENTLEMAN Of undoubted veracly, recent
IA ly from the City of Norfolk, will give mora
faithful narrative than Whippe did of his recent
DISGRACEFULA AND DRUNKEN CONDUCT
while at Norfolk Said gentleman is friend Of Tenn
perance proper, though not to the present mode Of
advocating it, and will show from facts concusively,
that the glorious of Temperance never can be
made to succeed while such DRUNKEN MEN AS
WHIPPLE is, and others have been demonstrated
to be- are encouraged 10 advocate it.


Let all, then, cheerfuy unite and put them down,
branded with never-to -oberated mark Of merited
contempt


This narration occupies one hour and half, and
deveopes most interesting particulars in Whippe's
conduct.


This narrative will be given at


on m evening next, commencing at
early candle light.


Tickets for Gentlemen 0 CENTS, for Ladies boys
s cents to be had at the door. Dsorderly boys not
wanted as this is not to be Temperance meeting
Of modern date.


july 20-tf