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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-16

| We are indebted To letter Published in the
Times and Transcript of the 18th inst for the
following interesting information from Hum
boldt County
| send you for publication account OF the
death of VIM. ii. Dixon, late Sheriff of Trinity
county. As near US can learn. II is as follows.
| On the Cd inst. Mr.. D., iii company with K. T.
Hilands, residing near Bucksport, on Elk river,
proceeded to hunt deer on the river. Alter
hunting several hours, ID. being iatigued sat
down OH a fallen tree and awaited the approach
of Mr. II. When MIR. II. got within 20 feet OF
him, he arose, and giving The yauger (lhe gun
he had) jerk towards hIm, the nipple canSii'
in the side of the tree, sufficiently 10 raise 1t
enough to explode the cap. The muzzle beng
turned fall toward Dixon, the charge entered
his breast and came out at his back, severlns
the main artery OF the heart. and causing his
death instantanecusly. Mr.. H. caught him as
lie was falling, asking, ;. Dixon, are you dying =
but he could only bow his head. The deceased
has a family residing III Louisiana, near Baton
Rouge He was OF herculean frame, and
of great personal bravery. Some accounts rep
resent that he put his finger up to the hand III
the wound to see how and where he was hurt
but do not put much faith III it. Mr.. Dixon
will be remembered by California public, in
connection with certain difficulties occurring at
Weaverville last winter when he was High
Sheriff.
The same correspondent, in correcting the
statements Of former letter-wrlter, remarks:
The town of Crescent city may present a very
tioui ishing appearance but | WAS informed by
a gentleman who lately came from there, thai
the place contained only or houses, and the
rest consisted OF tents. This is very different
from your account which says 80 houses are
now erected-aud just cite il to show you how
two persons can differ i'll regard TO the same
thing.
Again:
In speaking Of Union Town, you say that its
population, aud that of It's ilnmediate vicinity is
500; and of Humboldt County, about 1900. A
recent election, III Which Il great deal of zeal
WAS manifested on all sides, chiefly To who
should be Judge, and where the county seat
should be located, only brought out about one
third OF the last number. | am assured by gem
tlemen who have no reason To prcvaricaie or
misrepres.nt things, that there are not more
than 800 or 600 persons III Humboldt County,
exclusive OF the soldiers and officers at Fort
humboldt.
The new county has been organised, and the
following officers chosen: For County Judge,
s. Z. Wyn.an, (over NJ L. Buriord y County
Clerk Mr. Wood, (over g. C. Wilde y District
Attorney. J. Burnell, cover J. C. Mckue y She
riff, +. Lothian, (overJ. c. Ludinston;) Asses
sor, d. d. Williams lover Geo. Wells aud ohers)
H. c. Williams was elected Coroner, without
opposition and Bruin Town succeeded by
small majority as the County Seat. Most oil the
elected. with the exception Of the Judge, sue
ceeded by very small ma]oriiies. Politics had
nothing To do with the affair; some of The Off
GERS elected being " hgS and some Democrats.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
FORWARD IzARCEE.:

FEHHE DEMOCRACY OF THE COUNTY OF
e Shasta are rsqncsl,d 10 hold Primary Meet,
ngs III the several Election Precincts Of said
County, aud appoint delegates Ia IA County Com
vcnion, 10 be held at the tos.n of Shasta. On tho
hird Saturday III July next. al 10 O'Clock a. NJ !,
for the purpose of nominating candidates fol the
various Comfy Offices, and choosing del, gates To
the Disirie. Convention, for the 18Th Senatorial
District.
By order Of Democratic Cen. Committee.
J.. +. TURBUSH,
D. CORSAUT.
WIN. POTTER. Jr.
June 2ifh, 1893. l,25 lo.
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News from Salt Lake.

The Sacramento papers Of the llth inst, have
news from Salt Lake TO June 18th. MIR. Blan-
chard informs the Staie Journal that the cingra-
ton will be delayed this season about two weeks
by high water; and that unless there is IA very
rapid decline i'll the water of the Humboldt, an
immense quantity of stock must perish for want
of grass, as the entire bottom is overhowed.
Dir. Bernlisilel, the delegate in Congress for
Utah, and Judge Reid, chief justice of The t. s.
Court, had reached Salt Lake City.
Ii is estimated by the Mormons that there will
be an accession of ten thousand To The personal
population of Utah this year, and the territory
is represented as being III highly prosperous
condition.
The Noes thus prophccye,h:
The Lord is about to overlmrn some Of the
nations Of the earth, who will not admit his Cos
pei. or his servants to iarry in their midst, and
the sooner the better. .Saints pray on, God is
able and willing, and is all vi 10 liirn Chris,elI-
dom upside down.
Hon. J. NJ. BernhSel has been re-nonlinaicd
as the Delegate 10 Congress.
The Railroad gruding is now completed, s.,
that Teams can now pass with rock OF lumber
from The mOuntalns.
President Brigham Young has been presented
with cheese by the inhabitants of Iron county
for which he returns thanks in card
The grasshoppers performing the work of
destruction at fearful rate, iii parts OF HE
Valley.
The Legislature assembled in joint session on
June LIST. After ii three days sitting and pass
ing OF ten acts. us published III this paper, The
Assembly adjourned.
The weather. from our last date. saws the
Ncrs OF 18th June TO Dune 4ih, evening. was
dnliy cloudy, with continual succts slon oi
showers, which bronsht The water fN1m the
mountain SHOWS in abundance, doing considcr;.-
BILE damage in our city. On the nigh sSbf The
LIST instant, The water forced passage across
East Temple street, near the n. line of North
Temple street; thence Norlh half block
thence on Westerly course cutting channel
from SIX 10 ten feet deep, leaving the machinery
OF the public works high and dry. endangerin4
President kiplball's dwelling house who ubor-
Ell all night 10 save 1t; carrying off Professor
Cariinginn's MISERY, and considerable portioi.
nf President Hyde's garden, and .doin. olLer
damage III that vicinity, The citizens of Utah
have never known such high waters in the
mountains before.
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French CORRAL IN AsHEs.-Nc regret 10
learn. through the Marysville Express, that the
tiourishing village of French Corral was de-
s,royed by FIRE ON the 9Th inst. The California
House, Eidorado Saloon, Langion & Bros Ex-
press office, and every building on Maine street,
except the French Corral House, We're totally
destroyed; also about oue-third of Cayole
street. The loss sustained is estimated at Fifty
Thousand Dollars The ladies of the California
House made narrow escape from the flames
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Since Shasta was entirely consumed by fire.
a few weeks since, we have had to record lii.
fate for the Aourishing little mining town If
Rough aud Ready. To-day we add two addi.
tiona to the list French Corral and
Ophir are both for time swept from the face
OF the earth by this terrible element. With
the news OF these caamties fresh upon Ms. be.
tore We have had time TO recover from our own
tremendous nisiortunes, it may not be Improper
10 call the attention Ut the property holders of
Shasta, to the Importance of providing some
further securities against the spread OF fire. We
are FULLY aware OF tie fact that our risks from
hire at present, are fully diminished one half by
the great wIdli, Of Maine street. Blu. while this
Is true the unpleasant fact is obvious 10 every
one, that if fire were to take place in any
ces are ten TO that the entire row would be
reduced to ashes in few minutes This is in
deed tremendous risk for our business men to
rnn every hour i'll the day-a risk that it il I'M
wise and unbusiness-like to incur when there is
no absolute necessity for so doing.
Something then should be done, aud done
promptly. What shall il bel Shall we build
cisterns, so that it FIRE does occur we may have
water TO fight il Or viii We organise an effi-
Gent Hook aud Ladder Company! Or shall
h~ih be effected! We trust that these may not
be treated idle or meaningless questions
Who OF our property holders will be the frstto
step forward and set the ball in motion7
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Neutrality-suspicious. Firemen of
San Francisco. once on time, went mad, and
paid 81 $50 for ticket to the first concert OF
Kate Hays. The Firemen of Sacramento short
ly after, went madder and paid 81, 500 to the
same laay for ticket 10 her first CONCERT in
their town. And now the Mary svians having
grown maddest of all these mad men, have paid
10 Miss Ella Bruce, young Scottish songstress.
The enormous sum Of $1,000 for the eGoice sea,
at her first concert
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i LOLA MoNTEz.-This noted woman. having
been laughed at by some individual in the pit,
On her first appearance in Sacramento, flew into
pet, insuted the audience, and walked off the
stage in high dulgeon. That night after the
performance, band of Sacramentans treated
her to serena,le with kettles, COW bells and tin
horns, whose dulcet notes were mingled with
groanings, his>ings. ceilings and hootings, in
the midst OF which, Lola appeared in the portico
OF the Orleans, and told them that she was as
good IA republican any OF them, and intma-
ted that she did not care continental -
orany OF them. The following night, howev-
or, she .'cayed" in an ample apology to the au-
iience, when he eptire house and several small
buildings III the rear trembled with applause
and several of the editorial fraternity went off
i'll tit of .'extatio felicity" accompanied by
few slight spasms of superhunan bliss. In short
Lola gained the day and all Sacramento was at
her divine feet. The following day, concerning
herself wronged by the Californian, she cha-
lenged the handsome man of that concern
either to fight, or choose from box, and incon-
tinently swallow, one of two pills, one being
poison and the other not. The editor got out of
the difficulty by backing down. and writing
three resplendant puffs more encomiastc than
even those of the onion. Since this Lola has
appeared before the elite. snobs apd canaille of
Sacramento in her sixth concert and each time
was pronounced divine"
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WArERMgLoSs-Have made their appearance
III town during the week. We have to return
our thanks to Mr. Jackson Cossell, for one of
very large size. grown upon the ranch ofJudge
Harrison The whole load was very readily dis
posed OF al s. or So each. In few days our
market will be supplied with them in abund-
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DIR. j. Il. SMITH

vi Mlddleiown. would respectfully announce
10 me Democrats of Shasta County, That he is n
Candidate for the Office of Representative 10 the
neA' ota,e Legislature. lor Assrinblyman.) sub.
lect To The decision of the Democratic Cnnn,y
Convention, to be held OH the 10th day of .July
next.
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BoDy RgcovERED.-We learn per Rhodes 6
Lusk's Express. that the body OF Lieut. Moore,
who was blown up on the Daniel Page, some
months since, was recovered few days since
hear the bank of The Sacramento. directly oppo-
site Fremont
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TRINITY LODGE NO. 81, OF
H. AND A. yIASONS

MEET AT THEIR HALL IN WEAN Err.
vile, trinity County. Regular meetings every
Monday evening.
Brethren iii goud standing are invited to at.
tend II. RlCII, ". VI.
ii. l. SEAMAN, Sec'y, jy9
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JOHN A. RING.

We are authorised TO announce the name Of
John A. Ring as candidate for Assemblyman
from this county, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention 20 be held at Shasta On
the third Saturday of the present month
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wxLaHA1a A. NpxNkLLY

Would Inform The citizens of Shasta Comfy
hat he is candidate ior the flee of Sheriff,
subject to the decision pt the Democratic County
Convention,
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SBCRSsI WHOLESALE
PRICES CURRENT.
RID BLUFFS, Upper Sacramento,


Business continues brisk, former prices mostly
prevailing. Several large trains are being load
ed for various points i'll the mountains. Land
freishts continue about the same. From Colusa
to this point slight decline has occurred,
Two cents per lib. not refused now.
Land trelshts, u 10 Shasta; 6a7 10 Weaver
vile, and Is cts. per ID. to Yreka.
Flour, 300 Molasses, 90a0O
Corn sleal, 9aUO Golden Syrup, I,50a0O
Barley, 54oU0 Brandy, l,75a3,7J
Potatoes, 500 Whisky, l,20a2 80
Rice, Carolina, 500 Porl Wine, lal,75
Clear Pork, 92o00 Butter, 74a0p
Hams, 2aa26 Lard, 9ouUo
Bacon, 22a25 Dried Apples, none,
Teas, Imp. & G L 60a70 Dried Teaches, 1900
Coffee, kIo Java, 1920 Tobacco, cases, 40ol5
Sugar, crushed, 1900 Mack, rel, hf bis, 10000
China, No 1900 Beans 1lol3
:. Mo- 1000 Picks per doz., 20.UU
Cheese, $1,000 Shoveis, do 3Ua}1
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70 The State Journal has d French depart
ment. Monsieur Geiger is said to have exclu-
sive charge thereof. The manner in which he
pariey-vous is said to be emphaiically great.
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WESTERN STAR LODGE NO. ,, OF
H. AND A. NEASOES.

SUI MEET AT THEIR HALLIN SHASTA
F5AN.- every Saturday evening. Regular meet
a9szSs-s .ngs first and third Saturday of each
month. Brethren i'll good standing are invited
to attend. a. +. GALLOWAY, W. NJ,
JAMES J. GLENN, Sec'y. marl9 ii
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A FEMALE OFFIcKR.-Aliss Olive Rose, has
been chosen Register of Deeds in the Eastern
District in Lincoln County, Maine. She beat
Mr.. Sylvester and the indomitable q Scattering
like knife. "Oh Lord Gals, fofch along yonr
whisky" and several +" long mines"
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p. e. TUKEISH.

we are authorised To Announce. the name of
L. +, Tnrlnsh, AS candidate for ili. office of
Sheriff ct S!ias a Comfy, subject 10 lie decision
OF The Dcnocraic County Convention.
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HOMER a. CERTTss

Announces That lie is candidate for ilIt. ,fiice
OF County Clerk OF Shasta County, subject la The
decision OF the Democratic Count, Convention
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THOMAS w. RAW son.

we are authorised 10 say 10 The citizens of the
County OF Shasta, that ! huinas ". Dawson is II
Candidate ior HE ottice OF Cunniy Clerk, aud
subject II the decision of the Democratic County
Conv euliun.
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We take this occasion TO return our thanks to
Mr.. Felix Tracy for bis kindness in furnishing
us daily files of California papers through the
week, several hours ahead 81 the arrival of the
ages.
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SSow.-The snow that gathered and
housed in this place last winter, has entirely
give ont. 1t is awful TO think of this hot
weather. However, several persons have gone
TO the mountains for the purpose of packing in
supply of the delightful article.
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We are authorized TO annonnce tie name Of
David w. Gilmore il candi slale for tIl, .ilic
OF Comfy Clerk, subject 10 HE decision OF HE
Wig Cuuny tUnrenisn jyl6 81
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NV Dlcciscs.-New and rich diggings have
been discovered on the Umpqua River, some 20
miles north of the town of the same name. They
were yielding, according to report, about 81 to
the painful of dit.
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JOSEPH w. MCGEE.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. Josenb
W. MCGEE as candidate for Assessor. subiect
to the decision Of the Democratic County Con.
vention, >e"s
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GERRARp Va. ROCHE

Nould announce 10 his friends that he ia a
candidate for The oifice of County Assessor. sub,
Jcct TO the dc cision OF The Democratic Nominal,
ing Convention.
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Throughout the South great want of rail-
has been felt. and the grain aud other crop
were suffering sadly.
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OPHIR BURSED.-Ne are Indebted 10 Adams
s. Co.'S Express for the lamentable information
that Ophir was destroyed by fire on the after
noon # the 10Th inst. Loss estimated al $50 1000.
There are not two buildings in the place s.ved.
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EPHsRAKlE GARTER

Announces hiinstlfas Il Candidate furtbe Office
~ County Judge of Shasta County subject TO the
decision OF the Democratic Nominaiin. Conven.
ton.
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J. u. GILBERT

Announces himself candidate for the Of.
nee OF County Treasurer, subject TO the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
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DuscAs's RAFrLE.-This great rattle was
drawn in San francisco on the Ilih inst VIM
cent G. Chandler. a sailor, drew tue $1,000
fagaf
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DAysD C0RSAUT

Announces his name as il canilidatelor the Of
fce OF Shcrlti OF Shasta County. subject 10 The
declsion oil the Democratic Nominating. Conyen,
tiulI.
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PicToRiALs.--Mr. Roman, of the Shasta Book
Store, viii please accept our thanks fuf late Lon
don and New York Picforials.
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OFFICIAL PAPER

- OF The Counties of Ss,a,f; Tri,,;tv S;.,.;
Son, fAianata. ana Esa,aaoi.it
n" LegGI advertisements must be paid 70,
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There are performances at the Theatre in Salt
Lake City every Wednesday and Saturday even
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Rhodes & Luslx,s Express.

obligations, during the week, for papers and
other favors
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II Kit Carson is on the plains with drove
of sheep for the California market.
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y The California brought lou mail bags,
with upwards Of l6. 600 letters on Ler As. trip.
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SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICEs
CURRENT.
SHASTA, July 10th. Is

SHASTA, July 10th. 1853.
There has been considerable amount of bu.;.
ness done during the past week at very low
prices. Our merchants constantly adding
to their heavy stocks, and although goods are
advancing at San Francisco they are nearly stu.
tionary here.
Flour, Hale Slovels. per doZ., 34o3S
Corn Meal, kiln Alolasses, 2,00aO, 90
dried, l0all Chill Peaches, noue,
Barley. 7a0o Dried Apples, lSaae
Beans. new crop, l4al5, Coffee, Rio, Java, 2Oa25
Rice, China, No !. llul2 Teas, Imp & q ,,60a75
Potatoes Sal0 Sugars, Manila, Halls
Clear Pork, 2Sa30I No. China l5al6
Hams, 2sa29I pd, cr,lsi'd, 1890
Bacon, a9a30 Gapdles, admit. 35a36
Butter, tirkin, 45o0J Salt, l21al4
Cheese. aSa32E Mackerel hf bls s2Oa2a
Lard, 25a2S Brandy, $2aat
Tobacco, Grape -a50 Whiskey, O., 15Oa9,25
Nails, l4aI5 Port Wine, $2,25a2 so
Picks, per dog. 24aa5 Gin, Holland 2,25a25o
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BIRTH.

Mrs. Warden. Of Middlctown. of SON.
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D-iyED w. GILMORE.

June 9th. 1853.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-02
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Pntcnt Phossene Gas,

=. Patent PhosSene Gas,
NINGFIN THE
This Lamp producing portable Light, is confidently
recommended superior any other In Itse
rTIIE IIGH is produced by burning aerilorm
Cas- which is emitted in beautiful Jets small per-
forations in PIatina. II 5,s- .i--is
generated used, by ofits own
combustion acting the connected with Liquid
in the Lamp Thus tits perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aerform Gas. n 5s4
Its Construction Is SUCH that all possibility accident
from its entirely and the great simplicity
ITS less liable get
any other kind 1t requires cleaning
ming, do the Oil and Canphene Lamps, equally
we either with without glass globe shade, and per
fectiy free from smoke or odOr.l 1efst19 -.
The opinions Of the scientific be learned from fact
SILVER MEDAL awarded to the Inventor, and q
poa the Manufacture at the pronour
cd dtheBESTIIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute
3 The above for sale, W wholesaie and Retail.
J3Ks OUNHAM & CO.
I sse No. % Monroe ST. near the Post Office
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TODD g. DEVOL,

IODD &C DEVOI,
II THE WE'LL RNO OWNt STAND,
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square,
RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fall and
IA Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
great and at the very best workshops
Phadelphia and New England expressly Whole
sale and Retail trade. To regular customers, and all
others who may favor with CALL offer you goods
which guarantee equal in quality material and work
nsip those in this or any part OF the
United States. TODD & DEVOL.
Wheeling Sen 81. 1852. -
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w M: II 1 N 9 h a m
Brentlinger az Armst
KELLS 6 CALDWELL,

(succEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. & COZ
Importers and WholesnIc dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chem icnIs, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. 80, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
AVlNG purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
IL apparatus, &C., of the firm of James PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from tho Drug business we take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration SUCCESSORS
Messrs Kells Il CALDWELL have hesitation in saying
that FORMER customers, dealers generally, will
ceive that attention and accommodation which earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
PAuIIk
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 100
nj

Sign of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 100
NInin Street.
.-c.ez@-. J. FICKIESoN would respectfully
I9ZHiSEE9 nounce to the citizens Wheeling and vi
II 5 J n l1cnity, that he has just opened new and
ueegant establishment for the sale of Violins,
Guitars, Vioncellos, Fagolets Flutes, Fifes Accorde
ons, Banjos and Tamborines Brass Instruments the
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments; for
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin Also the
newest Songs Duetts etc., and the best Roman and
Italian Violin aud Guitar Strings.
claronet., Reeds, Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for VioncelIo and Violin.
a. Kiener's Furniture Polish, renoyating vanished
Furniture, such Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also sale by the Agent for Keber Pittsburg Pianos
OF the first and in the United States such
as Nunns and Cark's grand and square Pianos b. Dun
ham,s Halett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &c
Agent for the make Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Melodeons.
a. tie lowest prices. If.