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AMBROTYPEs, MELAIN0TyPEs AND
NIELIOGRApus.

II X. HOUGH l. now in HILfsBoROUGH al
lie MASONIC HALL, PREPARED 70 furnish Ike
nessss in The beet style Of AT.
He has had eight years constant Practice and zeal.
certain he esu please eli Who favor him with patron
sse. Besides Ambroype. on glass. be offers q new
si,ic called MELAIN0TYPEs, on ENAMELED
METALLIC PLATES, patented expressly for The pur.
poses ials improvement, and q good one.
Also NfELL0GRAPHs. or pictures on WATER
PROOF PAPER, which can be sen, 10 letters for com.
mon postage.
A good picture 10 a treasure and "a 10y forever .
bot poor one Is q nuisance and an sye.sors Get
good snss vhils you can. He will remain but TWO
WEEKS
Plssss can. examine specimens ,nd Judge for ,orr.
selves. Prices from o. 10 $40.
Pictures 90 soed in cloudy as clear weather.
April ~ ss.-lt.
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PRATT, OAKLEY & CO.,

PRATT, OAKLEY & CO.,
(Iate Farmer, Bruce Il Coz
Publishers, Booksellers and SidtionerS,
No. q Murray Street. New York.
Id o. 4 Co.. offer al low prices 70, cash. and liberal
4 terms for approved credit, large stork Of BANK
and OFFICE STATIONERY, BLANK and AC-
COUNT BOOKS, Receipt and Memorandum Books
PAPER OF ALI. KINDS. Cards, Circulars, Bill
Heads Sc, Printing and Lihogpphing executed to
order. Bibles, Miscellaneous, and School Books.
p. o II ca. Publish Bullion's series Of Grammars ;
Comsocs's scres on the Sciences Rockers Physiolo
gies Brockesbys ASTRONOMERS; olncy's Geography,
newly revised; Southern Glass Readers Palmcrs Book
Keeping and the cheapest and best Spelling Book
ever used,
August J l. 52-em.
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N Il w GOOD S.
A,.;I 1870

AN nov opening ono q The Largest aud Best Stock
Of Goods ever offered 10 this place. which can sell
on very accommodating terms.
The stock embraces nearly every article wanted in
this market and shall keen my assortment complete
by frequent additions whenever goods arc wanted.
JAMES WEBS.
Apdl5 SIS
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DemDcFntic Presidential Convention run.
less it is limited exclusively to delegates from
the South. 1t will besno Convention Of tts
Democratic party"
TAG RRyoLUTroN IN CUBA ALA HyMBU0.---
Late adsices from Havana say that every
thing was quiet on the Island.
~~<>~>~<->~~~>~~>~.-
THE SLAVE TRADE AND FILLIBUsTERIsM.
Hon. John A. Campbell, of the United
States Supreme Court. (says the New Or
leans Builetin) delivered charge to the
Grand Jury at the opening Of the Circuit
Court fos the southern district Of Alabama
at Mobile. on the 18th instant, which is one
Of the ablest and most decided that we have
ever read. It is devoted exclusively to
the slave trade and filibustersm, and reas>
serts more pointedly and emphatically than
before all the general positions which the
same fearless, honest, and independent, jurist
assumed in reference to these subjects in his
charge to the Grand Jury at the same place
some months ago. His charge occupies three
columns in the Mobile Advertiser, and was
delivered, as the papers there inform US.
with an earnestness that ELECTED profound at.
tention. The Judge is thoroughly in earnest.
and intends that so far as il depends on him,
the laws shall be fully executed in letter and
spirit. That this course Of Judge Campbell
will raise him in the estimation Of the great
mass Of respectable and intelligent citizens
of the country--South and North. East and
West--irrespective Of party. cannot be for a
moment doubted. He has shown himself
the incorruptbe and the fearless Judge,
who plainly lays down the laws and calls up
on his co-associates to perform their whole
duty in executing them to their Hest ex-
tent. He examines the slave trade and he
finds il in fact, as well as in the opinions Of
the great men Of the country, past and pre-.
sent. North and South, as well in the words
they have uttered in regard to il as the laws
they have helped to.frame to crush il, to par
take of the nature Of piracy, and he so regards
il. lie quotes the language Of many distin.
guished Southern men. refers to the treaties
Of all civilized nations for the purpose Of sup.
pressing it, and to the rigor Of the laws Of
the United States tothe same end. and de-
clares that 1.-THE public conscience has sane
toned the rigor Of the laws"
Savannah Republican
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wrsTARs BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
csra Bronchial Affection. end all dis,o,e, Of IL.
Lungs.
From ibe Boston Evening Traveller, Jan. 9.

IsNFEas@
From The Boston Evening Traveller, Jan. 6.
Il Is perhaps hu, simple &C, Of justice to The pro.
pielors Of Wisiafs Bassm Of Wild Cherry ior " To
say that personal experience in the use Of this
iclc has impressed Us fayorabY. One of the propri
etors of the Traveller entirely cured Of
cough Of four months continuance. by the use OF hi.
Bilssn. and several Of rut friends and acquaintance
who have tried The article, have found |, of great SET
vice 10 relieving them Of severe coughs and shorncss
Of breathing, with which they he'd been afflicted"
None genuine unless signed |. d TUFTS on the
wrapper.
srrH w. FcwLE & Co., l3s Washington Street,
Boston. Propretos Sold by their agents every where
IL For sale IN Hillshorough BY J. C. Webb & 60
in Giee nsbOroush BY DR.. 7. J. Patrick.
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Attention-Orange Guards.

V0u are commanded to appear in front Of the Court
l. House on Saturday the Both day Of April, at 10
o'clock, NJ. in full winter uniform with parade caps
arms and sccoutemens in perec, order for inspection
and ten rounds bali cartridges for target practice.
- By order Of the Gaptsin.
J. Y. Whitfield, o. s.
April 9th. ST.
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Private Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

ikLhsShSUhkOGuhhs w. ~.
Under the care Of the Misses Nash and Miss
Kollock.
THE First Session will commence on the 18th July,
4 1859, and end on the Both November.
The course Of instruction will I've thorough, emhrac.
ing all the branches usually taught in Fist Class
Schools.
Tuition and Board. including Fuel, Lights, Washing,
&c, 500 per session. payable onehalf in advance,
the remainder at the end Of the Session. Day Scholars
will be received on the usual terms
Music on Piano. $1,000
MelOdcon. 1000
Usc Of instrument for Prseiiee, 500
Drawing, 1000
Pastel Painting, 1000
Grerian Painting, 1000
French and Latin, each, 1000
Circulars containing all necessary information will
be forwarded on application.
April 20. ST.
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HILLSBOROUGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

VNHE Second Session Of this Academy will COM
menee on May lst. For Circular containing
full information address the Superintendent, COL q.
q. Tew.
April 20. s7-St.
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NEW STOCK oF DRY GOODS.

our New Stock Of Dry Goods il received. and com.
" prses quite variety Of Musns, Jsronets, Chal.
lies. new Bonnsis and Ribbons. Crspe shawls, Man.
uis shswis ii place or Tie OIL STYLE man,ie Hats 81
different kinds Be-, III offered al low prices BY
J. E. TURRENTINE x son.
April 10. So
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NOTICE

fNHE Ersmniag Committee win meet al Tho Court
House in Marlborough on Saturday tho 18th Of
Msyned. VIM. II. BROWN. Chr.
Z April 20, 8s--
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A CARD.

THEREAFTER must mca respectfully decline 10
m sample any 81 my goods, or send them out hy
servants % be looked a. the loss is too great 10
tiuue il. JAMES WEBB.
April "a. Sc
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LounAsl wHios.---Ths wings Of Louisi.
ans, like their brethren in other sections Of
the Union, are beginning 10 move. They have
isssed an address and called Convention 10
msetin New Orleans on the second wednes.
day iu June next. 10 effect an organization
and 10 nominate State ticket tobe yeted foe
at the neat election, Their address 10 couch
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COuNrY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1859.


Joseph MrcuIloch !. Thomas c. Parish.
Original Attachment. brisd On Land and Merots
Ut appearing Ii The satisfaction 81 the Court, bat ,b
defendant Thomas q. Parish, his removed out 81
the Stale. 50 sbsconjs or conceas himself as. hs
ordinary pfUtcss e law cannot /, served on hm Il l.
therefore ordered h The Cuu hst publication be made
III hr Marlborough lter1idcf TT III successive week
notifying said Thomas & Perish Ild uniess be appssf.
Al the neat term oi this Court 10 ts held At tie court
house 10 Marlborough on ihF icsrth Monday in Msy
next then AMI there IL rptty aDd pltad according 10
law lie viii bc proceeded agaibs ID liz sane maBntf
il he had cfa ssIssd with process and lad failed 10
appear and plead.
Witness, George Laws Click 70 our said Court. ID
Office il iilsbotgush the fourth Mondst 10 fsbfuan.
A. = is''' GEORGE LAWS, {. c. c.
FEBRUARY Is. Price adv. 81 So. sg=ty
NEW STYLE MAN1II.LA sHAWLS,
~ .a6 Yfig CysJs ShsWl4 j
&c. IURliEA rlSt 4 SONS
tpn }. ass
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The Austrian possessions in Italy contain
population little il at all exceeding Eve mil
lions Of people, and yet she has an army
there computed at two hundred and twenty
thousand men Of all arms; her positions are
strengthened by Notifications at every i'm
portsnt point, and these Notifications bristle
with cannon. The area yenitian kingdom,
being the Austrian possessions in Italy. is
stated at 1851 square miles, while that of
North Carolina is estimated at 50.704 square
miles. or three times greater than the aus.
triar dominions in Italy about which so much
talk is made. No wonder that the people
groan under a rule that requires for its main.
tcnance such force as this, being one to
every twenty-five Of population. including
men, women and children, proportion
greater than has ever before prevailed in the
history Of any civilized country. II can
hardly be looked upon as surprising that Pied.
mont looks upon this terrible array Of men
IS a menace TO her independence, or that she
should like to come to some other arrange
ment. With all the talk Of peace il is hard
10 see how this state Of things can continue,
or how warllke preparations should 60 on as
they are still going without resulting IN some
outbreak at an early day.
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DISSOLUTION.

t"---r DSSSUl.I JlUN-
V,HE firm Il Borland & Benefits dissolved BY ml-
4 tual CONSENT All persons indebted to said firm
are requested To come forward and make immediate
payment s necessary that the business should be
closed. ARCHIBALD BORLAND,
l.. J.. BENNETT.
April 18th, 1859. s7-4w.
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" ANT ED,

W An L K d.,
IN exchange for Goods rny quantity Of old. cast OIL
u unwashrd Wooden Cloths and woalen Rags, and
any kind Of Hair, 10 he used as a manure.
Also Cotton and Linen Rags, for papei making.
Upper Leather, Hides Bacon and Lard, Old Cast
ings Brnss and Copper, Feathers Beeswar. Corn Meal
Wheat Bran. Flour, Peas and Beans Plank, Shingles
and almost any thing else.
Settlements Of all accounts once wear.
JAMES WEBB.
March rs. 81
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1859, spring Trade.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL q co.

STEVENSON, WEDDELL g CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign ana 9omrstlt Drp GuaAs,
No. 70 and 80 Sycamore Street.
PETERSBURG, VA.
A RE now receiving, and viii have in store by the
a first Of March,
A very large and attractive Stock of
G 90 DIS.
il their line, to which they respectfully invite the at
tenon Of the North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee
Trade.
II Orders executed with dispatch.
Petersburg, Va, Feb. 81. g.
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SauAMsG OF Accounts WITH PARAGUAY
The Huenos Ayres Commercial 7smes, Of
Feb. 18th, says that. though nothing is GER
tainly known Of the terms Of the settlement
Of our Paraguay difficulties, they are currently
believed to be as follows:
!. The Water Witch affair is to be apollo
Kised for by . salute 10 the American Gag OF
twenty. lone guns.
Q. Ten thousand dollars is to be paid to
the widow ofsamuel Clancy, killed in the
affair at Itapiru.
9. The treaty Of 1859 is to be ratified.
4. The navigation OF the Paraguay and
Psrana Is to be acknowledged free.
S. The claims Of the Navigation Company
are 10 be settled by . mixed commission at
Washington.
The vessels Of the squadron left Corrintes
on February the 18th. and on the Goth some
Of them passed Rosario on the way to San
Jose, Urquiza Estsncia.
The Buenos Ayres papers intimate that
when Mr.. Bowlin has concluded his business
AZ Asunction be viii tender his personal
|" friendly Offices" 10 secure the return Of
Buepos Ayres to the bosom Of the Argentine
Confederation. and to repay Crquiza's
friendly Offices in Paraguay.
On the ead February. the anniversary Of
the birth Of General Washington. the Pre,i-
dent Of the Confederation was 10 give ban
qaet to the American Minister, Commodore,
and some Of the naval officers.
General UrquiIa arrived at San Jose on
the 9th. and AZ night serenades welcomed
him in the town Of Conception.
United States steamer Caledonia arrived
NJ Buenos Ayres on the 18th of FEBRUARY, in
fourteen days from Pernambuco. which port.
when she left, was in healthy condition.
She proceeded up the river 10 Corrientes to
Join the squadron.
II seems by dispatches from Commodore
Shubneh that upon the arrival Of the Fulton
al the fertilization At Humsita, both parties
manned their batteries. but the ship was al
lowed 10 pass upon information from two Of
Commodore Shubrich's aids a, TO the object
OF the Commissioner in visiting Aseuncion.
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NGovetnment u respect 10 the most feasible
mode in which the long standing coatrovef-
sies that have arisen withregard to Centrat A 7
merlca. under the Clayton Buiwer Consen-
lion. should be brought to an amicable And
satisfactory termination.
National Infeliigencer
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
u EMAINING in the Post Office at Hlllsbo-ough, n.
~ c., on the LIST day Of April, 1859:
Thenia Aston, Samuel Johnson,
Molly Aston, John ]. Long,
DR.. James B. Afford, Joseph Laws,
James G. Brown, a. ]. Lloyd:
John G. Brown, William Ieathers,
Josephene Brown, w. NJ. Long.
John r. Browning, Francis NJ. McIntoph,
Mildred Copley, A. Mckenzie,
James NJ. Clark, !. W. Mcdowell
Anderson Crabtree, Al. McDade.
Richard Crsbtrcr, Durcll McCanasp, 4
c. q. Clement, John n. Meredith,
Antony Dority, Jensy Mickey,
John q. Denny, Willie Peddy.
Miss ]. B. Davis. Einie Rhodes,
Dalliba OFT &c Fellamsr, John Y. Roberts.
Henry s. Dallba. christopher Roberts.
James R. Edwards, Rev. William Robson,
Alexander Finjley, John Smith,
II. p. Guess, Mary E. Smith.
John Gibson, Elmra 5. Smith.
Robert Grysom, Sam, servant Of VIM. Tate
z. G. Gray, P. Bi Taylor,
William Gsrard, Murphy Wagner,
Job O. Hughes, Margaret Woods
d. r. Hoyle, J. w. Woodward,
John Hopkins. Elizabeth Woods,
tIaskins & Lard, James Vaughn,
Johu Hancock, w. d. Vincent q Son,
Major or 1iPpo Johnson, Capt. A. $. Wilson,
Benjamin Jack, Ann Williams,
Jane Jones, Jane ilson,
John Johnson, John d. Williams
c. L. PARISH, p. W.
April S. 95-
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ied h eloquent terms. We eopy from Il ths
lfollowing glowing pAssagesi m
L The Wing party has siumbered--it has NOT
died, the wisdom ofits policy !. the conservatism
| OF lis principles. the unrivsiIed achievements
OF its gallant ieader--CIay--who. for SO long
and eventtul period bore its honored banner
in the thickest u the fight. all betokened its
indestructibiity and the effort we now make
to unfurl its flag once more to the battle and
the breeze. further evidences its vitality. and
gives token Of our devotion to the organiza.
tion Of its choice, gemmed as is its escutcheon
with the most brilliant portion Of our polti-
cal history. Lives there Wing with emo
tons so torpid as not to feel his bosom heaye
with patriotic pride, as he reviews the past
ct our history. studded as every page of this
history is. in characters of electric brillancy,
with the proud names Of Clay and Websteri
Their genius impresses itself with ineffacea-
BILE durability on the policy Of the country,
whilst their profouad craftsmanship, compre.
hending the diversified interests Of this great
nation. sub ordained them all to the solution
Of the highest problem Of political economy
in q republican government. the greatest good
Of the greatest number and the wisdom Of
their policy is proved by this, that II has mex.
tricably interviewer itself with the succeed.
ing affairs Of our Federal Government. and,
like golden thread, re.appears in the cur.
rent history of our national affairs. alone re-
deeming them from the just reprobaiion OF
disappointed and suffering people. All hon
or to the old Wing party, for the past OF its
history is at least secure.
In conclusion. we exhort you 10 the burn.
ing eloqueoce Of the gallant Harry Of the
West, "Arise. arise. shake of the dew.drop.
that glitter on your garments. and once more
march 10 battle and to victory"
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Wholesale Shoe Trade.
1859. SPRING. 1859.
.-~@%-<~--~.l~<--

WILSON, McILWAINE & co,
-, SUCCESSORS TO
w. II. Johnson,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN =.
8oots, ssoes, Grunks, paper, &t.
No. &C Sycamore street.
is:EEGGsGJ2G, VA
I'D EG leave to announce 10 the former patrons Of the
~ house and the trade generally that they are now
in receipt Of their SPRING STOCK, purchased for
cash ditrct ffom the manufacturers.
Possessing increased facilities for conducting the bu
snrss they with confidence ask the attention Of buyers
to their stock which is large and varied.
They win give prompt personal attention to all or
ders. and forward the goods without delay.
JOHN -. WILSON,
JOHN MciINAlNE,
II. w. ROBERTS.
Petersburg, March 4. ST.
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RETURN OF THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION.
The United States steamer Harriet Lane,
Capt. John Faunce, from Montsyideo on the
Iath Of March. arrived at New York on
"Wednesday night.
The United States frigate st. Lawrence
sailed from Montesdeo the day before. The
following vessels were 10 sail for the United
States as soon as they could be prepared for
sea, and the entire squadron II was supposed
would be on their way home by the LIST Of
April: Frigate Sabine. (hagship.) Commo-
dore Shubrick, with Judge Bowlin on board ;
sloop Falmouth. sioop Preble, steamers At
lants, Memphis, Caledonia, Southern Star.
Fulton. Water Witch. w. w. Chaplin. and
storeship Supply,
The Metacnmet had been condemned as
uns-awortby, and would remain at Monteyi-
den ill orders were received from Washing
ton 10 regard to her.
The following vessels will remain at Bra,
I'll station under the command If CharIes
s.ecJman, viz: Briggs Dolphin. Bainbridge.
and Perry, The storeship Release will re.
main on the station for few months.
The health Of Of the officers and men OF the
squadron was good.
I
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-16
Recent State Events.

The San Mateo County Gazette, is a new paper
printed at Redwood City, by William Godfrey
go. JACOB WOLF blew out his brains with shot
gun in San Mateo county-tbe undscharged bar
rel contained seven ski penny nails. THE total
amount of land disposed of since the commence
ment Of business is as follows: 29,169 8-1O0
acres, for cash; Military Land Warrants, 1860
acres. "A BILL Incorporating the Humboldt
town of Eureka has passed; also, one to protect
the Salmon fisheries of Eel river. INSANITY is
is greatly increased in San Francsco-every day,
almost, one or two are sent to the asylum. The
Downieville turnpike will soon have been compile
ted-stages are expected to arrive daily after the
LIST of July Citizen. BEDS of sulphur are
being worked with profit in Santa Barbara coun-
ty.. THE Tehama people are endeavoring to
obtain the county seat. A BILL. to construct
lock on Napa river is Occasoning much discussion
there. PEOPLE Of Solano are endeavorng to
form new county by division of their own, and
annexation of portion OF Napa-Reporter. :.
CITIZENS of jackson were recently gratifed by
sight of Chinese funeral !-Ledger. :. THE Alta
telegraph submarine cable across the straits of
Carquinez, has been successfully laid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-16

A SAD HIsToRY.-Ile was once young man of
promise, bad the confidence of employers, mar
red left his wife aud came to California with
her sister. Changed his name, was followed by
his wife, was exposed, divorced, married his par
amour, went into business hotel keeping, made
money for time, having seeming prosperity
lost his property, become insane and on Monday
last went to the Insane Asy lum in irons. Sad
history. 1.-The way of the transgressor is hard"
There is way that seemcth right to men, but
the end thereof are the ways Of death Christian
1dUocate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-16

ARMY SCENEs.-It is with strange and thrill.
ling sensation-when an enemy is Immediately
in froDt-that the order for an advance before
daybreak is heard in camp, accompanied, as it
always is, with the omnous serving out of three
days provisions, and sixty rounds of bal-car-
fridge to each man; with the hustle OF packing
up the heavy baggage-tbe noise and hubbub in
the camp-the deep and hollow rolls of the great
guns dragging up from the rcar--and the con-
gregating together of the officers in their tents,
preparing for the movement; some speculating
upon the results of the coming battle; some smok-
ing cigars and jestng with death; some musing
upon absent friends, ruminating on the past, or
peering into the future; and perchance, few-a
very few thinking beings, ponderng on the final
destiny of man, the mystery of death, and the
searcbless secret beyond the grave.-John Malcom.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-16
c. IF OCE R ES
NJ Fl w M USIC!

TN WITH THEE STILL :" ballad words
by Mrs. A. NJ. Edmonds frst published in
The Mothers Journal, music by Augustus Gull.
The Wilds OF the West, Kind Words can never
Die The Angels Told me So,' Give me back
my Mountain Home Thoughts of God Wake,
Lady, Wake There's no Darling like Mine,
Ode to Liberty Price IS cents each, mailed
free. Just issued by Horace Waters, agent 333
Broadway, n. Y.
Popular Instrumental Nusic.--'The Pccolomi-
Polka with beautiful vignctte of MI Pccolom-
ini price 35 cents. Palace Garden, or Singing
fAA KA RPFIha PeIhaar9Y 9Yi4 5Ejgnete price 40 cts Both
sovienne,' price rs cts both by Augustus Gull
The above pieces played by Thomas Ba
kers celcbrs ted Band, with great applause
Mirabel Schottiscb,' with beautiful vignette, 35
cts The Empire, or Reicks' Quadrle,' a new
dance 40 cts The New lIibernian QuadrIlle,
35 cts Les Lancers' Quadrlle,' Danville Ma
zourka,' Arabian War Cry March, 'Crinoline
Waltz, Weimer Polka and Reading Polka,
25 cts each, mailed free. aplG.tw.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-16

TEACH Your CHILDREN no SlNG.-Nothing so
much promotes the harmony of temper and a
healthy digestion in the young frame. DR.. Rush
said that the reason the Germans are so robust
and so seldom die of consumption, owing to their
strong lungs, is because they are always singing.
They are taught singing in their public and pri-
yate schools on elementary principles, as they
are taught grammer; and German children, uni
versally, can read music as they read the letter
press ofa book. They sing as children and they
sing all through life, and are consequently exempt
from the penalties attendant upon the weak.
uneXercised lungs Of cur less vigorous race.