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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

Great storm the Coast of Louislana--Isla. ds
Submerged. and Many Lives Lost--Stea mboat
Wrecked-VesseIs Injured, &c.
New ORLEANS, August IA terrible storm pre-
vailed during Sunday and Monday in this section
The contiguous Islands were inundated, and every
building swept away, with one hundred and thirty
seven lives reported TO be lost
The steamer Star was wrecked, and there were two
hundred and fifty persons clingng to the fragments
at last accounts awaiting assistance which had been
sent to them
Gallon island also submerged, with similar
effects, but particulars have been received. The
ships Bowdtch and Elerslie, and brig Creole were
seriously damaged near the mouth of the river. M
merous steamboats,, hatboats and other craft were in
iured on the lake and river The watering places
were swept, wharves taken of, and bath houses in
undated. The destruction of property is immense
The steamer Philadelphia from New York and Ha
vana, had just arrived at quarantine and escaped in
Jury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
Missouri EiectIOM.

ST. LOUIS, August l2,-SufHcienl returns have now
been received warrant the announcement of the
election of the following State ticket.
Governor TRUSTEE Polk Lieutenant Governor
Hancock Jackson. Attorney acknowledgement F
Massey. AuIitor-E. B. Ewing. Treasurer w
H. Burlington.
he above all Democrats, and it is conceded
that their m. jority will average 1000
The Congressional districts have all been hear
from, and the delegation, it is believed. will
stand five d. mocras and TWO Ans ricans, not count.
ing Akrns, who is elected simply 20 fill vacancy
The regular newly elected delegation is rs follows
list district. BIar, Republican ID do. Anderson,
American 81 do. Greene, Democrat, ; 4th do. Craig,
Democrat; 5th do. Woolson, American 9Th do
Phelps, Dymocrat, reelected J 18th do Caruthers,
Democrat, re elected.)
The Legislature will be Democratic but not lareelz
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

the friends of the Constitution in the union of the
South secure basis of operations upon which to
rally, and thus it is that all the national conservative
men of the North fast giving in their adhesion 10
the Democratic cause.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
From Havana.

CHARLESTON, Aug 14---The steamer Gov Dudley
arrived this morning from Havana with dates to the
10th, and from Key West to the 11th inst The yell
low fever still raging at Havana.
Sugars were unchanged in prices but holders were
very firm.
At Key West no deaths from yellow fever had
occurred since Major Frazier died on the 9th ult
The barque N. P. Talmadge from New York ar
rived on the 9Th with all hands except the master
sick of yellow fever. Two hands died at sea.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

THE JESSIE C1RcLEs-The Memphis News sag o
the ladies of the ssJesse Circles" had better w.
rock the crade snd-eed-the- baby with'a'sp0On'
keep-him. quiet circles.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
The Restrictive Amendments to the Appropriate
H.

WASHINGTON. August 14.-The democratic men,
bers of the House anticipate that sufficient number
of Republicans will recede (for practical purposts)
from the Kansas restrictive amendments to the ap-
propation bills. On the countrary, the Republicans
declare that they will continue in sold phaIanx to
support the amendments without waverng.
The last veto Of the Presiden. is of the bill to i'm
prove the Paapsco river These vetoes have become
SO common that they no longer exci'e surprise.
Tie Navy appropriation bill has been finally
acted upon by both houses. 1t appropriates $15,-
100000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
Wheat.--A New Branch of Commerce Mt the Port
Wilmington.

of Wilmington.
We have noticed for some two weeks past the ar
rival of daily trains al the depot of the Wilmington
& W. Railroad Co, loaded exclusively with wheat
from the middle and counties of North Car
DINA, intended, We believe, for direct shipment to
New York. We informed to-day that about
10000 bushels have already been received, and that
100000 bushels more are expected 10 complete the
present crop-tha is, hat part of it deliverable be-
fore ''corn harvesting"
The trains runs through from Charlotte to Will
mingon and back, carrying goods both ways in three
days. This latter feature in The arrangement seems
10 US to be most admirably adapted 10 facilitate and
develope the great and growing trade this line
of road to and from the great western counties of the
State, We learn that the arrangement is be con-
tinued permanent thing both ways from Colds
nor receive their goods in three days NTH Ger
tainty as tar west Charlotte. For the perfecting
of this arrangement, which we trust will prove mu
uaIly advantageous to Wilmington and to the in,e-
rior, the Engineer and Superintendent of the w &
W. R. R, we know, labored with all his energies
Without delracting from others who are entitled to
credit, think i, right to give credit here where we
feel assured that credit is due.
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS We indebted to Hon.
David S Reid for bound copy of parts /, 2 and 8
of the Presidents Message and Accompanying Doc.
uments, first session, 34th Congress-1855-'6
| Also: to Warren " inslow for bound copy of the
Reports OF the Special Committee the Troubles in
Kansas. This is vast affair, making l ,2o7 octave
pages. We don't believe there is man living who
has read the whole of it.
Hea% The Democrats and Ant-Know Nothings of
Wake county are going to have barbecue and a
torch light procession, and grand jubilaton gene
rally speaking, Wednesday next, the glorious
victory in this State All the world and the rest of
mankind invited to come up and participate
AN AMUSING INCIDENT The Buffalo Courier re-
lates an amusing incident in the union at Syracuse,
which afforded no little mirth at the time and which
was received as good omen as we'll as a good ioke
After the venerable President of the Convention of
the United Democracy of New York vas conducted to
his seat and had completed his brief and appropriate
address, he attempted 10 take the char in such
cases made and provided but the arms refused to
admit him, to the small amusement cf the BY
ISLANDERS. Col. Cram. however, nothing discomposed
remarked thai the chairman of the 1uole Convention
could not be expected to squeeze in place that had
been filled by the chairman of half Convention. A
chair of suitable dimensions was speedily procured
and the President adjusted himself soon as the oc
cason, the dignity of the position, and the size of his
person would admit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
Arkansas Election,

LITTLE Rock, August 14.-Returns have been re.
celved from "a counties OF this Stale, which show
that to The House of D, legates IS Democrats and 10
Amer cans have been elected, and to The Senate 20
democrats a ana Americans Conway's (Dem.) ma
Jority for Congress is nearly OO0 and both of the
Congressman are Democratic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

one OF the abolition know nothing republican wri-
ters from Lawrence, Kansas to the New York Times,
says to the editors: You must Keen nm This Kanss
excitement 1t is the only element of success for the
republican party in the coming presidential election
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
OFFICE OF BoARD OF HrA1Tu

charleston, S. c. Tuesday Night, 10 O'Clock.
Inc Board OF Health report that there has been no
deatn from yellow teaver for the past twenty four
hours; fhey also report two admissions INTO the
cases in the city. il. DAWSON M n
D.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

ST. LOUIS, Aug 14.--The Democrat announce
the withdrawal by the Benton Democracy of ,hei
electoral ticket in favor of The Anti Ben onies bu
without giving up their past nrincnes and doctrines
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
OFFICE OF BOARD OF n

-, VFFICE OF DOARD OF HEALTH. 7
charleston, Wednesday Nigh 10 o'c ock.
death from yellew fever for The mast twenty four
ours'-and but one new case from ship-borad
J. L. DAWSON, M. D.,
City Register
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Revolution in San Domingo.

New YORK, Aug 15.-Advices from San Domingo
TO the Sd, state that revolution was in progress
there growing of the terms of the Spanish treaty
which favors the descendants of Spain. The Span
iards. being the most numerous, wish to hoist the
Spanish flag again, and citizens and soldiers " ere
Fastening to the Spanish Consul to get registered as
Spanish CT liens. great excitement had arisen in
consequence
All The tribunals were closed, and business suspen-
ied The Presiden; of the Cabinet was threatening
to resign and thu foreigners and liberals were look
ing anxou>v for government vessel protect
them The liberals lay that the Spanish flag shall
never again be horsted there
The Spanish consul oppos ng the ratification
of the American atty, and thwartin5 the American
consul in a | his measures
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

PEOPLE OF THE MOUTH, t" Why DOUBT 9th"
New York Express. commenting tetter from q
Nothern an->lavery lady, " no processes to believe
hat Mr. Fillmore MY not be sufficiently emphatic
against slavery in Kansas to justify her in advs ng
her sons to for him, she would otherwise like
to do, says:
~ See Mr.. Fillmore's Rochester speech. II is
clear and emphatic this subject. Among other
things, he said
L ave hesitation in saying what most know
already, that was dec dedl, opposed % the repeal OF
hat compromise. Good faith, well as the peace
of the country, seemed require that compromise
which had stood for than thirty years should not
be wantonIy disturbed X The repeal seems to
have been PandoGa's Box, OF which have issued
all the political evils that aff1ict the country
(2) Why ask this question What reason affords
Mr. Fllmores life for the asking? Look at his votes
in Congress, when representing the Erie district, N
Y. Contrast them with Fremont's when only seven
teen working days in the United States Senate. Mr.
Fillmore is the only President under whose admins
traton Free Territory has been annexed to the Union
Louisiana, Texas and Florida Slave Territories
| hut Ca orna, under Fillmore came into the Union
Free. Why doubt g.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

GEAp The Democrats and nti-Know Nothings of
Wake county are going to have barbecue and a
torch light procession and grand jubilation gene
rally speaking, on Wednesday next, the glorious
victory in this State. All the world and the rest of
mankind invited to come up and participate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03
WHCAI NOTICES.

rx~To the Citizens and strangers visitisg
IN" n BAKER's PREMIUM BtrTEkS, which
III the Druggists of the city Of Richmond admit to
r. the most popular medicine ever before the public
s,r the cure Of Dyspepsia Nerysus Headache, Cholic
p.;ns Dy.entery aud Bowel Complaints In wssk
a debiitated females, there 10 nothing to equal the
aady mode that it has in strengthening the whole
tam and IL any medicine ever deserved the title
" humane comforter, &c shonld be Bakers celebra.
"a Premium Bitten Since the introduction Of these
att.. Nv hich has been about ten years the propr-
o.. have received in and about the city of Richmond
svs, oos certificates where Il has made permanent
-, IN the above named diseases Should you once
lone acquainted with tts superior virtues in vMi.
", ,o,,.nlauts you would never be without il in
IA be rad At all the prineps! druggists In this city
0-a,rs promptly ate ndtd 70 by addressing L. BAKGs
Rlchmond, VS., 81
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r. C. LARUB.


~ Notice 10 the Pubiic.--Do net put too
nucn confidence IN this sslfputras common with
begu 5feotypsts but rest assured that any real mot
inaInsryl improve in the beautiful art of Pho
Biography VIII DO introduced By GIBBS it
MAKES It's appearances but for the present, he cent?
dent asserts that there lie nothing in this city
parable Tor beauty or durability with tho Ambrotype
Tor bason Picture" as called by some as a1e by
Hi9b7, which fact is tho reason of many professeo
Ct iaE9 We can furnish any style Picture the
Al We ssk Ia call, and examine specimens, con-
vines any one of this truth OF our assertion. Gallery,
CoHDthIG1 Hail, Main, between 9th and 10th SIS.
Sc Is L, GIBBS
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GpncIAf. MoUcna


- Laden, Fur, =
STONE MARTIN,
ROCK MAKYrN,
MINK.
SATIN DsLAlNEs. = -'spsss'
Lace Curtains
Auslin Curtains,
Corniae,
Trimminss Of I'll kinds.
VELVET CLoAKs, very elegant,
Velvet Cloth Cloaks,
Black Cloth Cloak
Missea Cloaks,
FRENCH EMBROIDERY, e.' vansty.
Point Lace setts
Lace Capea,
Lace Colars
Black Laces,
and 10 general stock the greatest and rnost .sI.es
hety they have ever offered.
THOMAS R. PRICE CO.
They are Just completing the receipt of their stoek
bougnt within the last two months aud in addition tn
the well known attention which thew have Maid for
yesrs to the most elegant goods for Ia dies and fae,
they would call special attention % goods foy 6y~,,
OF the very best qualities and the lowest prices
go, SERVANTS CLOTHING,
"c2E-lm COTTON. &c.
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by Lara. z. shin0.

A SSIGNEEs > l. Il OF $4,000
"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auction com.
mer ns on SATURDAY EVENING, ct = O'clock AZ
Store No: a. Main street. the entire stock of mer
char declining business, amounting to about TO- 600
wor Of Gold English Hunting ard open-face Lever
Wa ches, Gold Anckers and Cylinders Silver De.
tacf cd Levers, Anckers and Cylindera
ALSO,
An extensive assortment of Gold Plated and Gilt
Wstch 81 suitable for IT." -~-ntry trade
ALSO,
A large assortment OF nsssy Gold Fob Breast and
Guard Chains.
An extensive variety of Gold Lockets, tall sizes,
Breastpins suitable for gents and ladies' Cameo and
Gold Stone Sets, Bracelets, Ear RINGS all styles of
Finger Rings Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens to-
gether with complete assortme Mt fstaple and fsncy
Goods, of all kinds, both American and English.
Country merchants would do well to attend our
assortment of such articles which be found
In the city.
Selling for the assignee, are instructed to close
the entire stock soon practicable.
The public respectfully invited to examine the
stock which will be exhibited and sold privately dali
ly, until the entire lot 10 closed
~ Sale to take place every evening, commencing
at o'clock. LARUS SHINE, Auots,
SEES No "A Main stree
Having received instructions to close the entire
stock possible and to facilitate our instruc-
tion have taken the store on Main street, No $780,
tive doors below the Exchange 3ankl where we
will sell daily at 10 A. NJ and p. NJ, commencing
on next TUESDAY, the 2lst inst. Our regular sve-
ming sales will also take place "A Main It.
oc 20 LARUS SHINE. Aucts.
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rx~ Preserve your Teeth ---Arrcst De-
SQUAD and healthy Gums, Teeth white Ala
S,.y and rerfamed breath can be obtained BY the
80. Of DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. 1t prevents
- forstion Of tartar, renders the teeth white, and
MATS a delightful and permanent aromatic fra
+sTre 10 the breath. Recommended as superior to
.-v rrsnArstl.n known, by ORA Peasants, Hudson,
H.ntock sc sc, Of this city, and by Dentists and
rhys,cart everywhere
GEORGE DOWDEN,
Chemist and Druggist,
Or 23-Sm 9th and Broad sts.
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ES~ Price, Bayiy Il Watkins,

CLOARS, SHA Wis, EMBROIDERIES AND
LACE GOODS
We ask attention to our stLkNDIp ASSORTMENT of
Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
Stella, 5ioche and Wooden aHAWLS
Real French Embroidered MUSLIN SETS
Naieocennes, rea' Point and Honitcn do
Bridal end Evening DRESS GOODS
Splendid Silk aud Plush ROBES, &c
elegant Striped Bayadere and Brocsde SILKS
Dress and CLOAK ThlMMINGS
Plain and Printed French DELAINEs and VA.
LENCIAS
Poplins and French Wool PLAIDS
Cioths, Cassnlsres and Vestings
Sleeps Greys, Va. Fulled Cloths and
Blankets and Linseys, for servants
To yelling, Table Ltneu
Pillow and Sheeting Linen.
PRICE, BAYbY & WATKINS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
&C 24-2w Staple and Fancy Drv Gooas
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~ Anthracite, Midlothian and Black
HEAFH CoAL.-The subscriber is row prepared to
furnish the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
and LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
n'Ies which he will sell at the lowest market price,
essh, its equivalent Orders left at the auction
Loas9 Of Larus Shine, II Main street, will meet
with prompt sttsnsion.
au i3-.-3n &C LARUS
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By Taylor e William. 11c1.-
BOARDING.

| UNITED STATES HOTEL re-opeued as
private boarding house, by the undermined
vacant several fms rooms for families and single gen.
tlsmen Nothing shall b. left undons to render tbis
enterprise worthy the PATRONAGE of discernna puh
nc, ana I'd establish first class boarding house =
Terms moderate, and exert'ous made to pIease
iranslents taken at the rate Of LIS per day
&C Zz-lTN M. G.. JETER
NOTlCE.-.Several pleasa roOm.. viii
! Board: may be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses M MURRAY, on Grace, between 9Th and 6th
streets they having concluded remain at their pre
sent IeHdencs A few gentlemen can be accom- mo-
dated as day boarders o..
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rV Curtnin GOods.A large and beautiful
assortment Of Biocatellss, Satin DeLaiues Dsmssxs
horeeas, Chintz Lace and Muslia Curtains Also,
aailo2as Cords, Tassels, Cornice, Bands and Orns.
ments, just received. Curtains and Drsperiss made
and hung in the last style, by
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
&C Sim 1872 Main street.
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BY L. =. CDVk e. CO., Ancfs.
WATCHEs JEWkLRY AND Ola

~ mONDS AT AUCTION ~. B. COOK co ,
Auctioneers. will commence selling on TUESDAY
the most valuable invoice Of Watches, Jewssy and
Diamonds ever offered in this city consisting OF
huntlng and open-fsced Levers Gold and Silver ;
stone. comprising Breast-Pins Ear Rings and Brace
lets; Diamond Scarf ard Brssst Pins; Finger Rines.
&c; Fob, Guard and Vest Chains; Carneo Moasio
and Diamond studsSpSleeve Buttons; Lockefs; Peps;
Pencils together it'll great variety Of Jewelry, TO
vited f'J iA'
fsrsons wanting goods In this line may rest assured
that the articles warranted pure such, and that
every article will be sold without reserve.
SAFE continued every evening until tho whole in.
voice ia disposed Of - = ="
q The goodscan be exsmined during the day.
ocB p. B. COOK 4 CO Auetu
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Valentine d. son have now opened
tn-ir large stock of staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
which they offer to purchasers lately announced,
at Unprecedented prices, for cash Negro Woolens;
Beaehed and Brown Dcmestics; Oznsburgs; Prints In
every variety and all the novelties in De LANES and
silks; aerinoss, Cashmeres, Alpecas and Romba-
zass from auction GALES; Scotch and French Enbroi
dsfIes Ribbons and Trimmings, in various tastes;
Carpctings Rugs Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, Brooks
VALENTINE SON, No. SO Broad st.,
o. l6--ts Valentine Square.
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~ Sewing Machiues..-The attention of
snhlit lie respectfully requested to Messrs Hunt
w.5,ers newly improved SEWING MACHINES.
fu,9 ii which are on exhibition at the Mechanics
= anS ~ cuerstion everv day and evening
z. HORTON KEACH, Agent
s'Ss No 81 Main street
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rY- Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels Three.
ply Veaetan and Ing ain Csrpetings, for sale, cut
and made, by JOHN +. REGNAULT.
Elm 1872 Main street.
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70" Floor and Table Oil Cloths; Velvet
Cocoa Tnresd and Wool Door Mats Cocoa Mating;
Rugs and Booking; for sale By
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
&C Sim 1872 Main street.
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FALL RACES


O. A~A FALL RACEs....
>GlM&4aS> WARRENTON COURSE
ESaSAzAE The Racer over the War.
s6>-~<a...-SSSS--SA..~sr enton N. Carolina Course
are postponed nLI the 2lst of October next ipsesd
OF the time advertised. on account of the Brea6
Rock and Petersburg Races.
Atwo year old stake now open, to be run on the
LIST day OF the races $500 entrance half forfeit three
or more to make. race, now entry, mile heats
to name and close by the 18th Septe mber
FIRST DAY.-Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES that
never won race, mile heats S 100 entrance half for
fei-to name and close by the 18th day of September
Now two entries.
SEe so DAy-Jocsey Club Purse for s4Oo-s
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse of sS0s-S mile
heats-entrance $25
FOURTH DAY.-Proprietor's Purse of 5000 mile
heats-entrance 500
The Proprietor pledges himself to have the old
Track In elegant order, with new buildnrs.
New Stebles furnished Race Horses gratis
By order of the Club.
P. j. TURNBULL, Sec'y.
Cen d. I. HAWKINS. Prop'r and Treasurer
FURTHER PosTPoNEMENT-At meeting of the
Warrenton Jockey Club, held at DR.. Brownlow's
hotel, the following members being present: W. Ea.
ten, Sr, President; Dr.. Stephen Davis Samuel New.
ell, John Newell, B. a. Priddie, M. T. Hawkins
President aud Treasurer-it was
Resolved, That, in consequence of the Petersburg
races taking place on the 18th OF October the War
renton Races shall be postponed until the 18th of No
vember at which time the purses heretofore adyer
tsed will be run for.
THOS G. PLUMMER,
Sc lo-tswtNt Sscrstarv tenn.
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~ Window s5Gades.---Gilt, Velvet, Land
sca2s, Boquet Fresco Imitation, and Plain Shades,
aetian Blinds; for sale and made to ORDER for stores
CT private residences, by
JOHN REGNAULT,
&C 9-lm 1872 Main street.
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TS' J.T. Gardner, vi. D., Homeopa THO
Physician, Richmond. Va.
sz3~ Otfce ON Governor street, near the Richmond
House. au l9---dSm
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d fF~ III you have seen my Of Jehnson's
FIFTY CFET or DOLLAR PIcTUREs, you will go TO
MS Jsgneueoiype Wagons, corner 7th and Broad sts
snd get Que Likenesses give TO your friends
hsy are in the best style and larger than ron set
elsewhere JOHNSON himself 10 operator In these
wagons, Noe. and 10. de hes been about IL yeaEs
Ia The business. % 25-Sw&
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EF- Curied Hair, Moss and shEck Mat
trss4es; Feather Beds and Lounges, on hand and
IN tds to order, by JOHN +. REGNAULT,
DC Sim 1872 Main st.
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DOCKS. PIANOS. ACCORDEONs-

ROchS fIANOS, ACCORDEONS.
- GUITARS, MELODEONS
FANNY X OSE WOOD AND MAHOGANY
WRITING DESKS,
And FANCY ARTICLES generally.
VISITORS TO THE FAIR are invited to call at
a. NORRIS, 81 Main st.,
where they will find splendid assortment of BOOKS
of every description, including
AGRICULTURAL AND DOMESTIC BOOKS
SCHOOL, Law AND MEDICAL BOOKS.
RELIGIOUS AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
WORCESTER'S UNRIVALLED
PIANOS,
PRINCES CELEBRATED MELODEONS
FAMIL Y BIBLES
Of every variety of style and at all prices-from 25
to 1925. each.
ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, FIFES,
BANJOS, GUITARS, VIOLINS,
FLAGEOLETS, CLARIONETS, &c
GOLD PENCILS, GOLD PENS, Silver Cases
Porte Monnaies, Pocket Books, Purses, Cabas
Portfolios, Albums, Writing Deaks, Ivory
Tablets Pen Holders, d., &c.
NOTE PAPERS AND ENVELOPES of the latest
styles, including Buff, Ros.-tint, Amber, Blue
and Cream laid, Gilt Enamelled and
Damask, with borders PLAN.