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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10
A GOOD JOKE.

A 'eamsier lately lost nom his wagon a
KEY Of butter, which was found by man
"bn carried !, half mile on foot, to tho
tavern o. Mr. II ~here he found the owner,
who thanked him for his trouble, Mr.. II.
tihe landIord) observed 70 him that be vas
well pald-that thank you vas IS cents. and
thank you kindly vas . ceuts. Ne nbe
footman) 5000 called for dinner, which vas
iorthslth provided. After finishing bis meal
he inquired the pfice--the answer was 25
cents. Tie then said, +" thank YOU kindly -
and moved off TIE landlord immediately
called upon him. Here, stop, NV friend,
and take your change; lbere IS I24 ceuts
due--your bill was only Is ceuss.
10 destroy Lice on Ca6bage --Ger>l has.
ket Of Penny Royal, put a sprig or two on
each Injected head, aud Tie lice will soon
disappear.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10
Coach Making Russ,,eSs

in the town Of Charlotte. and j. noe pree.,,4
execute oil ORDERS IN bis Inc, from III Il,
eOHm0a 10 the finest. Having had nine ye,- !,
perience IN the business and employed se,irr
Of superior grade and lumber well SEASONtl
he feels warranted in saying, that bis VOL 4,
be equsl, II not superior, to any made IN tki. :,
ton o, country. AL he asks is a fair trial d, /,
Work shall not be ekeellsd in point Of sGrs,,,,
bsapiy OF GsTatiiiy.
All REPAIRING done in the beS, R,i, AZ ,
The shortest notice.
HE SHOP Sll be found one door No,A.a.
of Mr.. Summers dwelling haus~.
CHARLES ovERNAK
Charlotte. Jsa. 6, lc4D laI
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAluplY9o
Paper Hanging, Gia.iag and Gliding.

TuyHE subscriber respectfully tenders his ser.
II vices 10 the above business 70 the citizens
~ Ibis village and tho surrounding country lie
Aat,ers himself from his long experience 10 busl.
meas. that he VIII be able 10 give general sstisiac.
ton to Ill those who may encourage him. lie has
in his employ several hands, Sho will enable him
-. .f--,.trh larwn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10
Jobs OF Painting

at short notice. HIS prices a. loF rs any 9th
err workman; and he will furnish Paints, Ole,
&c and do work as lo@ as he can possibly afford
it, II required to do NO by bis employers. A. he
Is determined to do his work well, be soliciis a
share OF public patronage. Letters directed TO
Z i'm at Charlotte, y. e. 10 the care Of Col NJ W.
Alexander or at Chestcrude, 10 the care OF Mr..
Mcclure, will be puueiually stlendsd "a.
l. W. THOMPSON
bprli >, lao. an
ted and a, sbor, notice.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10

JOHU ~. h
A very gracious intma,ion. Lord, gram
that may neVer forget II; and that ao,o
nor IS the iime 10 wblchLaproyide for eter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

a0d disciIl ned corps, ever Nsdeni, ever active
and ever ohc,cnt a. ihc cowuaud 81 80 officers
It's bccaa>c NE THE people, are thus cega-
gei IA such contest again 81 thc G1Nern'a"nt Row,
CT that We are Mhigs-Nhigs m the true and tuii
meaning of tho tcrm-Whgs aS our anceSt,ss WY
VIII n they struck for liberty at yOur bankct uiH
and our Kings Mountain
when the daring uSurpatons Ct the hNt'uuN'
were exhibited. by his sCIZng. without auth"t'f'
upon ne public none, and holding n without sdnv-
uon OF law, the Wing party was for nVd and tS nahc
assumed. IL rested uron the broad sentiment
which brcaihes through all our hist and pervaHe
all our insttutions-of love oi law aud hostility To
prerogativc ny this sentiment and all the ~ympa-
thiss aud associations which belong a. A. the wings
are bound together, and wherever ~ found
within the wide border of our country, hail him
/ a brother.
lfsucccss awaits it's efforts, ss believe II does, II
Will come into power upon the pledge OF ct.cuth
/ Scribing executive influence, of rcinstating the
Constitution, and, with healing and conservative
spirit To preserve aud cherish all the institutions
\ aud great interests II the country.
. ! am dear sir, with great respect, your obcdleh'
: crvani, VIM. e.. PRIEST ON.
JOINS GEo. MErcAtr. 1'endon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
VEST ALEXANDER TIPPEcANoE CLUB

A, meeting of the Tippecanoc Club. of Donegal
Towulnp Washington Co. Pa. held in West Alex
andcr. July 27rh. 1910 the following resolutions
offered aid unanimously adopted
Resoir,'. That the Democratic Wings of Donegal
Township will parade in large numbers carly on The
morning of uo 81 Of September, mt this place. and
with waggoi, horses. Log Cabins, carriages aud APP
pruPriaie Flag Banners, and music, VIII march to
Wheeling.
Resolved Tls, the Wings Of Washington County.
earnestly invited To quarter in this place. the
night previous INIT they may be really the follow
ing morans tn Join rs on our march to the grea,
rendezvous
Rssolyod That the strings Of our door lnichcs shall
not he pulled IN hut that they may he by all
made ofby NIL. and walk in without knocking
aid freely partakc OF our Log Ca3in fare
| Resoirei. That TO the recent Victories in Rhode
Island. Connecticut and Virginia. we hail the recent
triumph IN Louisiana preslye of the Struggle GO
ing in Tennessee. Missouri Kentucky. lllionis
and Indiana. Forward March.
Rcsoirci. That urOn the arrival of the rcspc ciiv'
delegations from each township and bogough. tn,
State Lane. the delegation composed oi the ercaies
number. shall take precedence. aud their Marshnls
officers shalt he deemed officers in chief and will TAX,
command Of the whole Pennsylvania line.
/ RcsoluoS. That Samuel Craig. Jr Mosses Bel
George Wilson. and Do; Samuel M'Keehan. he nppuin
ted a Committee of Arrangement and Correspondence
whose duty u shall he 10 advise with the diiitren
Clubs IN the Comfy, prcparat ~ sand meeting AM
that Edia Ramsey James N Bell. and Martin NJ Sln
tor be requested Aiarshals for Dunegall Town
ship.
! Resided. That tho Wing Editors Of the adjninin
Counties. will aid our cause by a notice of meet
ing Of September next.
| ResoiUod That tins meeting adjourn moo
nj the house Of James MatherS. the morning of tn
81 Of September next. nj half 5 O'Clock. A. w.: nm
that the proceedings of this meeting he published
the Washington Reporter
| JOHN MhiURRAY. President.
| JAMES X. BELL
! JUSErH MCLusKY, : Vice Presidents
NJ. NJ. SLAToR,
| EpiA RAMSEY. L.
JOsErH VI. MAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
LETTER FROM Mn. PRESTON

The following eloquent and impressive letter from
Mr. Senator Preston 10 he Win Of Mcndon Mas.
saehusetts, will be read with interest by his many
'bt~thers Of the great Wing family" II defines
the position" of the parties that now divide the
country with great felicity and precision;
WAsHINoTuS CRY, June &c. 1870
DEAR Sra With "a nigh estimate OF the compli.
mont implied IN your note 10 me, | beg YOU in my
behalf 10 assure the Wing Republican Association
Of McndOH of earnest wishes for the sucC cssful
attainment OithClr purposes The condition eff puh-
lic affairs mpcnousy demands, FROM ever pa triot
ms utmost eNcrtOns to ell, CT change OF men an
Things have come to that pass when il would
seem superhuous 90 speculate upon the political
principles OF the party IN power, or 20 argue con
corning them. Whether they be right or Vrcag,
ono thing Is certain-thc country has bccu ruined
under rs administration. To the question how has
the country been governed let the condition If thu
country answer. Has It's commerce been extended!
Have ITS manufactures been increased H. us
aGrculiurC proSperOus-its currency suundl IL rs
crcditirnl Great and disastrous chanl have &C
CURED ~ regard % these important IntC during
The domination. Of our present ruersi and although
jh'' may vmniV cndcavoT % cNoneratc thcmsclve
rom the charge Ot having produced them, th
cannot dsny they have failed ca avert thcm.
But thcTo are other questions of n searching y
iur"' in REGARD 20 which, when put they stand ntic
We have asked them whether th"y have NJ so
managed the finances that The income of tho soy-
rutncut o. dwin shrd by two thirds, apd the Vrcn
Hlnrts Increased three ioiol whether the have
nor so managed our iHdau affairs 10 o. brOii ~
n war; aud whether they have not 90 cnductcd
hat war ~ 10 occasion the expenditure Of thirty
nhHprs ~ dollars a. fo expose our citzDs 10 con
lnucd hatchery and massacre, aud as 20 have a |
''flou ~ oar territory conquered and stained by
.1vHZssi } e. notw outstanding tho General DE. |
ross ~ the country, and the 70 ure 81 every |
apartment " The GovcrnW, ~, the nave the hat
hood i1 ciIIW our c0nfisutr.
How .urh an administration carc M md The /
1n1 hV which 10 propose 90 Tia'1 power, arc /
worthy Df inquiry Tho Prref1rf without rryu 1
'N"u ipr shfIfy or any prctruco u public services
vas appointed hy hts predtcesF fI' d'f not GA.
".U u u rH
. 'r- war. power 81 General srk~ou. " WIS fn
hH #as fHaf Ha came fu, am Do means smpI0GeJ
90 'f."..ni 1Iu are not less HnEsrYua FOB our fre, /
i.f..IHu#.
h Do srF'r'.J by nrrty e1r.flt1u anil an lr-
IF nI'Ii.a holders the gttruIusHt l1s rcd fr f1f
.i t-l.-' The people. a. iJ.trf .ha contest o..
I..l ". ore nDE tnGaru. lis W.rceuares OBJ
Ie iff.iirut are sfauBcd throughout fHc wb1h
1IutfJ O.. IftBlC ard .s-fraa H. zoo .rgIuy..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

THE SPRlNGS.-From the White SulJrbcr Springs
(Grecnsrier county Val hear that the number of
vis.iers there Is about five hundred, forming very
pleasant society.
Al LEES Spring (near Warrcnton va.) there were
on the 18th inst, about hundred isiiers and that
the rivals in number equal fifty day
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
ALEX. r LhlDLEN, Clerk.
JAoon & wttsoN nor Cunpt-2m

rul held IN the Clerks Office ot
for the county OF Ohio, IN the moc: Il July, iS+o.
HIDE Rice, Compisinant
against
Moses w. Charlin> and ELsnczcr Zaac, I'd
illustrators Win the will annexed uf Noah
Zlne deceased and Ely dorsey aud Mary l.. h,s
vi lie. late Mafy l.. zane. and b, ntzer Zant.
James g. JohastOn am So hl his wi,e william
w. Shrlver and Caroline his wife, James A. Me
Clean and Mary has wife, Platof Zone, Hsmr- :;
den Zane, Elizabeth Zane ana tIorneha Ianr,
when said Mary l.. dorsey Is the widow. and -
which SAID Eben, Ter Zane, Sophia Johnston,
Caroline shriver, Mary MCLEAN. PlatoH Hump =
den Elizabeth and 20 nella Zane, are the Chll- =
dren and hers AZ law of oah Zane. late of o.
hio county, dICea scd-and, Catherine r.. VII
son, David r.. Wilson, Elizabeth w lsOn, Alex
ander Wilson. and Virginia Wilson chidr--
aud heirs N law oi Marcus Wilson, late of sand
county of oh q, deceased and Alexander VII
son. administrator of ;he estate OF he SAID Mar
Gus Wilson, deceased ID, PENDANTS,
The defendants James G.. Johnston. and Sophia
his wife, Catherine r.. Wilson, David T.. v ilson, p
likabcth Wilson and Virginia Wilson, not having
entered thcir appearance and gwen security accord
ing To the act OF assembly aud The rules of thus
Court, and II appearing 10y satisfactory evidtnce
that they not mt abItantS of tins common wealth
on motion of the conpl aInant by Counsel, n Is
dered that the sand defendants ID appear here on
the hrst day OF next fail term of this court, and
answer the SAID complanants bill and that a copy
ot this order be forth with inserted IN some newsta
per printed IN the city of heelins for months
successfully and pos I'd the front door of the
house CT OhD county
copy tcsie,
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
| NELSON, for Compt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

-sahshmeoi IT dcpois. an eac m liiia listrici of
the United states, az he may uem necessary for
y. 55'aeNeeplnE OF m9nlu'ns anNhmS and AZ the
'cnd zvous Of the militia, orpoTuns thereof that
may be called forth.
37th- That the oAiccrs. commissioned off
Gers, arthcers musicians, aud privats Of volunteer
pr m'ltiia, m the service of the Untd States, cN-
rcpt " hen called provided for IN 10 nth head
shall be cautlod t. the like compensatory IN case of
disa ihv, by wOuad- OF otherwise, I'M rrci in the
service, ~ IS, or may be- allowed 20 ofctr' non
commissioned officers M Ulcers musioiats aud ,r'
Yates of the Army of the United States.
3Sth. That the several corps Of voluniecrs VIII h
now exist IN the several States and IN VIII man
ncr Spcver organized, be not disturbed or dprvsd
4 their accustomed privileges; but nevertheless be
sublectt 10 such restrictions their rcspccty,t..g
~iatur may direct, and To all other duties rCur-
militia.
39,h Tha, the Legislatures of the several State.
NJ IN. earliest period Of tune after adoption 4
| this system. enact such laws NAV he neccssai
TO enroll and organize the militia Of the rcsoeciis
states, according To the provisions contained here
IN: provided that, until such enrolment and organ
| zation be made, the existing llws governing IN
militia of.ach State bc considered still IN fore,
| 10th. That the term militia of the United StatC
shall be $? construed "a To mbrscc within II
meaning all tr'oTs, of Shatcver description, not
| the guai army of the CiitCd States.
Respectfully submitted, -
Hon. X. NJ. T. Hvx7Es.
SPcakr Of The House Of RcPrescn,afir,
This hin Is known To be odious To the people
objectionable features are seen nv the party in poxC
and the members Of try hard to shield the Preside
irora the odium of IL; but it is impossible The
stands the Presidents hand in his Message Of Dee
1882
II cASNor TOO STRONGLY RECOMMEND To Yor
CONFEDERATION THE PLAN ORGANIZING tt
MILITIA PROPOSED THE SECRETARY ar wAr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
oRcANlLAIIoN or - LILlrlA-

Lf'sr y'~rs 1s Seminary Of lVlr 'rga,zi,i4r q
session q - orgss,1aaaa u u, M,l,te e a, J.,-
49, .NtzicS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

United States. have been governed by earnest lie
sir, o. place IN country sidc OF defence aud
nj ihs slme time. 10 irotn the Necessity Of
niainaintng Al aEy -rrioi large standing army a.
render the tnilita Elective wiih>ot witrirawinr tno
large number If Gar fellow cIzrns in'n the'r
psiions nj any nsc; and % iiI-o throughout the
community ern.'r,lly sum knowledge of n.iiaiy
Nicc. ithout taxing the Treasury soO heavily. All
ihis. appears Iv viii b. effected by drilling. du
rang lour ycars hundred thousand men. Cor PERI
Of s1cccdnr thirty less tisn ten days each
and every yc1r at such times may least interfere
Nd, their ordinary patrons; ami for unl term
kcCIlitr that fore, urcnnzrd that q may
ready Ia act n Of emergency; doing. an
the meanwhile. ordinary nilIta duty such j.
required hy law ~ tc several States The expenses
OF the system. winch II carried would place the
United States in nVrcnahc state Of defence. will
no; cycecd 81 S62O93 yearly. II the mnsinum nur,-
bcr of days &c drill be adopted 10y Congress and
Al Is believed that icu dave ~ each and every year will
prove sufficient the annual expense Will be less Than
$500 600
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

HOUSE or RErEESENTATnE rs.
MAEcH 20. 1910.
R.feSr,g % a., Co-. u,,,,,, On ne M,ii,,g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
In
Chanccry.
John franklin Owens. Defendant.
july lf-lm n. HICKMAN. Clerk.

A COOKING GLASS MANUFAC-rORY-W hnlo.
- sale and Retail Looking Glass AInnufacrnry No.
l<!, Market ST, opposite the Masonic Hall The
subscribers respectfully announce the citIzcns az
wheeling and vicinity, that they have on hand Il
ge and splendid assortment IL Looking Glasses
OF their own Diahufacturc, the workma n Inn 90
which they warrant inferior to aone in the Union
and which they are determined to sell on the mos,
Ieascnat le terms: Also Gilt and Mahogany Frames
Old CIT, Mahogany and Fancy Frames repaired
IN The neaiest manner. J. q HARBOUR a Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

WIKI UNA VI rules eii IN vac is'lh nihf 81 Ahi
Cirruu superior r,uri Of Law aud Chineery go tbs
county OF Ohio. n the month Of Aususi. 1910,
George M'CIclland Complainant
against
John NJ Clarke. Henry Muorc. john
Fisher. Charles l.. Strong. the President IN
Drc''"rs AMI Company of the Bank OF Ch'n'ev
Nous; Pleasant AMI SIml Mills
Defendants
Tide Defendants tac President, Directors and 'on-
pany oi the Bunk oi Mount Pheasant and Samuel Mils,
net having entered their appearance AMI given sec'-
rty according To the eft assembly, AMI The rules ct
this court. and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this commonwealth
On morton 81 the complainant by counsel il resolved
that the sd defendants do appear here the rs, day
of the fall of this court enter their npIea-
ancc. IN" hill of the sad complainant, ar "her-
wise defend this suitand that copy oi this order be-
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed IN the
city OF Wheeling, for tNSn months successfully AMI
rsiec nj the front door OF the COnrt house oil Oil"
county.
| A cory icSic.
| ALEX r. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

n COklNG GLASS. PORTRAIT ~ Picture rams.
E/ manuiaciurer.-Thc subscriber respectfully in
forms The citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity that he
has commenced, in connection with his former bssi-
ness the Locking Glass. Portrait and Pirture Frame
Gliding Nc. IN all ITS branches-iIc has engaged Mr.
Jas. Robinson, from the frSt manufactures in New
York. whose workmanship is inferior To none in the
Union, an is prepared all onieS in thai,
line. lie will constantly keep on hand an extensive
assortment Of LOOKING GLASSES Of every descrip-
on IN Gilt and Mahogany and Fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait FRANCS made order Old frames regiIt
and Gliding ofevcry description done in the best style
july III. J w BRANSTRUP,
Arpn G.rU n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

William Dickinson. Joel Shrewsbury. I
Lewis Rufiner, Moses VI Fuqua.
John u. LOWS. William ID. Shrews-
bury and Joseph ID Stralion. tra-
ding and dealing under the firm oi
DickersOn, Ruflncr IL Co. [ ON.
plainanis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

NEW YORK HATS.-Jusi received NJ the Fash
iofiahie Hat and Cap Store. No l79. Main street
lew doz superior Hats nnfac in The Civ of
view ork expressly Tor this Market. Thcse " no
wish TOT SPLENDID article will please call and y
anime them be'ore pu. chasing elsew here
A. {. McCALLAM, opposite Va Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

n y RENrlINGEKS AMERICAN HAIR DRIES.
n - SlNG-The subscriber would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally that he has
opened the abeve establishment ut No l27 Main $,
ior the reception Of all shOso hat will please 10 favor
him With their custom
y. u Wigs curlcd and fizzets made IN order
july 2-3m SAM'L. BRENTIJNCER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Clerk
NELsoS, for Comp't.

NlRGiNlA-To wrr:-At rules held in The Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court Of Law and ChanccTy
for Tyler County. GA Monday the Ia day Of July
1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

NJ KS. LYON Will open SEMINARY for Mis-,
1fl O., on Monday, the 20ih inst The number of
pupils iImined, application can he made her resi-
dence corner Of llamden and 9Th SITS Lessons given
on the Piano Forte. rs usual iulv IL
AH EDICAL BOOKS.-McIntosh's Practice of
" u Physic.lIall the Blood DungleSon's Medical
Dictionary, lnglesons Humm Physcology. Inglcson's
General Therapeutics. Inglesons elements Of Hygiene
Eberle's PraCtice, Green the skin. Just received
and for sale by STEPHENSON d. GARWOOD
INN, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
n.

The Notes, Books, snd Accounts Of A. Loring
from the lst Of June 1879 to 23d of March 1870 AL
So the Notes, Books, and Accounts Of S Rice from
2Oth ofSept 1893 tO ss: Of Dec 1899 were transfer
60 To me, pr. cOntra;t on the 23d of March 1910
by A. Lorn=.
The sand Notes AID Accounts are guaranteed, IL ;s
therefore necessary that due diligence should be
used M their collection. From the great number OF
these demands NJ further notice can be C, en-it Is
therefore expected that those interested will COW
crn themselves ace ordngy.
r. w. Ste CKING.
The above 'cmands are placed in the hands of
\. Caldwell esq. for collections P.W.S
aU- S-fw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

81 ANEN'S intending to- scnu Their daughters Io
thHadelfha Tor education. will find n desirable SIT
uauon IA nc school under the care Of Prof. J. n
Agncw. Only few are taken into The family and
thcse paenls may rest assured will have every at
tcntIop paid 90 them. '''' ~
ror artcunrs see circulars at the Office Of Sau't
Ahrsnn, Fsq. g.. = ~, '
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER DEALEh
MUSIC 81 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,Ik
No. %. Market ST.. 81. Louis.
II NHE subscriber respectfully informs his euste
u, mers and the public generally, that he has just
opened large and valuable assortment Of NEW
Music, Musical INSTRUMENTS and MUSICAL MEB-
cHANDsE of every description; consisting Of sups-
rior French comets; valve trumpets; Cristnan's
tenor and bass trombones, (Choffe's patern) Ophs-
cdes; Z. g. c. Kent Bugles. from to 9 keys;
concert trumpets; bass horns, bass and tenor
drums. French HORNS concert and post horns; sups-
rior finished guitars, some beautifully inlaid with
pearl ivory and silver, varying in price from S5 to
500 vions, all qualities double basses and bass
vios, with patent machine heads Cristmans premi-
am Flutes, from 81 to $50; do. claronets, s to IL
keys; double and single flageolets; flies, various
kinds; metrenomes; bird organs; music boxes
splendid accordeons, from to 20 keys, inlaid with
pearl and various kinds of fancy wood, from IS 70
$4U violin and bass viOl bows of all qualities;
reeds for claronets; crooks and mouth pieces fer
onges comets, trumpets, horns, etc. portable ma.
sic desks; tuning hammers and forks violin bridg.
es and pegs hair and rosn for bows; cases for va
riouS instruments; music papers; instruction books
Tor all instruments; patent par folio for securing
loose music superior violin yolnceo, guitar, harp
and piano forte strings: Also, duDcimer wire The
stock OF music merchandise is very extensive, en-
oracing every article appertaining TO music
Inc ABOVE stock was selected with great care By
correct and can be returned if found imperfect in
any respect. Those in pursuit of good instruments,
Will find it to their advantage to call and examns
this stock, as it embraces the largest and best as.
sortinent ever offered in this city A liberal dis.
count made to semnaries, bands and artists of the
profession. Musical instruments of every kind
repaired and put in proper order. dec g.
VOCAL AND INSTR UMENTAL MUSIC.
A full catalogue of the latest and most fashion.
able songs marches, waltzes, pieces, etc., arranged
Tor the piano forte, guitar and other instruments:
also, music arranged for full band: sacred muss
IN sheet and books; Foreign music a splendid Sc.
lection for the piano forte yiolin flute, ETC., by the
most eminent composers among which are, De Der.
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