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CLOTHING, sc.


HAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having Of the same TO dispose
Of obtain fair and cash price by sending for the sub
scrber ut his residence through the post N Biades
attended by Mrs. G. n. s. COHEN, s. Elm street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Ladies' gentlemen having Of the TO- dispose
Of obtain fair and cash price BY sending for the sub
orber a. his residence through the post Elm stree
for L. N. DUSSELDORF N. B.-Ladies attended ~ MIS-
Dusseldorf.
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
W Ladies obtain the highest prices FOR
the above articles sending through post or otherwise
Mrs SAN1ER, 446 Broadway, starA Gentlemen attend
ed by Mr. s.
NAsT OFF CLOTHING.-A. LARGE QUANTITY
" wanted. The highest price literally given and cash
paid For gentlcmen's supehueus cloth
inr Of GOOD quality full value can DO obtained Apply
80 JAMES MORoNEY IL Baxter street, on chatham Ut
ders through post punctuaily attended 70 ,,o,o>r,
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE-LADIESo OR GEN.
temen having any TO dspose OF receive fair ash
price by II Lsurens street. Canal
80 Broadway by letter through the post Ladies
attended by Mrs Cohen. 8. COHEN
YOUTHS, AND CHILDRKN's CL0THING.-yOsEPH
i Q. CLOSE, BAILEY CO, NOS Park place, opposite
shs Hail. have hand the best assorted spring
stock and styles be found in the United
states suitable for all from three twenty years
old. 81 Wholesale and for nsstly reduced priced
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HENRY T. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ii sale furs consstins OF hudsons Bay
sable talmas, vctoriDes cuffs, stone martini chnchia,
eImine, fitch mink French sable Swedish martin robes
chairs waddng &C. on Friday, April Goth, at AN Maiden
lane at o'clock The above goods worthy the atten
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A ucTIoN NoTIcE.-BY EDWARD scHENcK.

AUCTION NoTIcE.-BY EDWARD sCHENCK.
"A Thursday April 49, at 10Y O'clock at Is Wall street.
Great sale OF really fine old wines brandies Co. belonging
% of Oldest importing houses closing their
Business viz S7 otard Ii oynac 1887; Henuesy,
Ea champagne eognse 1sll tcognas yirge, 1871 private
vteria sberes 3 baskets ohampage, Hunt Co., and For
xlsters port tokay 1872 muscat and wedding wines D.
q which Of finest quality and be relied upon for
QUARTS casks East India pale ale pnts casks
Dublin warranted genuine original casks with
Also large lot genuine Havana and German
segars. Sale without
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DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE TIMEs-NEW
~ York and California steamship line, via Nicaragua.
Through In advance OF the ma0 miles shsrter than
other route avoiding deadly Panama fever and two miles
engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 1905 tons burden.
Captain Tinklepaugh, will leave from Pier No. North
river at three o'clock M precisely for Punta Arenas
on Friday April q 1852 oonnectng with the steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, 700 tons burden the Nicaragua
Transit route having hut twelve miles Of land
steamboats, have lately been put the and lake.
which shorten the time the transit from
For stics passage q che reduced
Bowling Green Letter bags made up at the oioe. No
stamped letters Commencing the 10Th Nay,
10Th of each month. =
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A UsTRALlA-PI0NEER LINE-CARRYING THE
IA United States mbil.-The celebrated A clipper ship
OCEAN Sized, lying ct pier No. East river for Mel.
bourne, will be despatched ON the 2Sth inst, on her
days Interdng shippers and passengers viii apply st
and only few second cabin berths unsold. The mag
nifcent clipper ship Nightingale will succeed the
Steed and sa about June her voyage having
made her last in the unprecedented time of 7 For
freight passage apply board, to r. W. CAMERON
No. q Bowling Green and lie W all street.
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u
nue pier glasses, tapestry carpets oil paintings lace
curtains &C ~ Cotton win SELL hls day, Thursday April
49, at M o'clock at the Of Twenty eighth
Fourth avenue known as the Old Cooper House the entire
furniture Will comprise in part suits Of rich
furniture in broca.ee marble top rosewood centre and
Prng mattresses lace window curtains and cornioe
French plate and oval mirrors Administer and
ingram carpets oil cloths feather beds and hair
several very fine ornamental oil pantngs Guido and
Raphael very rich enIaving rosewood and mahogany Vol
tare and chairs extension dinner and tea tables
eteseres marble top dressing bureaus washstand
rich china and mantel figures china and
glass ware kitchen furniturs basement Cataogues
giving description of the goods BIO had ~ che house
he morning of eae and also at the auction NO. %
Beekman street. N. B-Remember the hour. u O'clock
Deposits required strangers No postponement.
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q MILLER a CO., AUGTIONEERS, WILL SELL A
" fne three story house nearly with store first
teer, at Merchants Exchange "Wednesday April 25 at
O'Clock The above situated Bergen HILL n j. about
by feet from the Court House Building 25x5 IT, besuti
ny located in improving neigh borhood mile from
Jersey city ferry Stages pass ten minutes Apply
street. - -
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THE LAST CALL-w. W. SHIRLEY, AUcTIoNEER
Of small stained and cut glass hall lanterns ana the rem
nans Of consgnee goods of china glass and earther
the Thomas Field l07 Fulton street, Fri
day, April 90 ut l01s o'clock.
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UCTI0N NOTICE.-WM. B. JONES, AUCTIONEER,
IA Store No las Canal streetBy virtue Of chattel
mortgage will sell this day, April 49, 1885, at 10
casks and contents pipes brandy, hhds rum, pipes
GIN pipes wine, and oil the fixtures decanters
tunblers, &C. " MILLS, Attorney for Mortgagee, once
Marin Court
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TOHN L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.-E. T. TUR-
81 NER will SELL this day, at 10Y o'clock, at the sales
~ Nassau street, large and very fine assortment Of
sprsan raspberry silver s arh0r Vita pns
The above all in good order and have been taken
presel this sale.
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TAMEs COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COLE SON
at the residence of " BOuck Esq, at Flatbusht
the plank road Glove road maho
peti beds bedding china and glass &C., &c. Also,
horse carriage, 30. Termseash, bankabe money Gaia
logues be had ut the Offices of the auctones Fulton
street Brooklyn and Is street. N York The Flat
bush leave the Fulton ferry few minutes
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standing show ut auctonA large lot Of splendid
syle for exhibiting goods outside. will be sold
Thursday April 10 At l0h O'Clock, by BELL BUSH, IL
North William street.
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RT UNION PAINTINGS At AUCTIoN.-THIS
II morning. at ii o'clock, at the book salesroom, 81
Broadway fine collection of oil paintings by American
nrsts embracing landscapes, water scenery moonghts
winter pieces, the finest fruit piece In the United States
dc. all elegantly framed JNO. LEFISoN, Auotioneer
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A UCTION NoTICE-THoS BELL, AUCTIoNEER-
IA BY BELL BUSH.-Sale at Y centre street, on
Saturday, l0 o'clock furniture dry goods &C., Monday,
M o'clock at sss Hudson street. the furniture and all the
of the old establishment well the
weavcrs Arms premises to let favorable terms Tues
day. 1n o'clock elegant furniture ut 33 Henry street;
extensive SALE Of Twenty ninth street
and Seventh
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.-JNO. E. VAN
III ANTWERP viii sell on Thursday, April 10, az 10
O'clock at l6 Pearl street. $50 packages and lots forming
an exceent assortment Of Birmingham shefed aud Anne.
ean hardware &c also eak fine table cutlery suita
files to 10 inches 10 kegs and bags English horse
nails; casks cut nails; wood screws, shoyes spades &c
~ shoes sssortd dozen woollen hoses also in
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III ENKY Il. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER,-BY Fl. II. LEEDS
CO., Thursday and Friday April 10 and 20 10y
O'Clock each day. at their aesroom 10 Nassau reearse
and important sale of goods be sold without
close consignment also 100 superior vions and guitars
with Titcns celebrated improvement sold to close
partnership This invoice comprises large assortment Of
French goods recently mported costly in gilt
and silver decorations &c ornamented carcel other
lamps richly decorated with bronze and omou
clocks albums writing desks escritores of dit
rent patterns yaregated ribbons perumeres toilet aud
other pomadet acide medallion pictures
DECKS sacke and other goods also the balance and
fancy goods from the last weeks sale to close conssn
meat Also Thursday, at IL O'clock two cluster dia
mond rings and do PIN without for Of
the executors.
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UCTIUN NOTICE. edward ScHENCK WILL
"A SELL auction, Saturday, April 81 Mt 10l A. at
As Pearl street third floor the entire stock OF French I'M
onze marble clocks Of every descrpton mechanical
lamps great variety china of all Sizes large
Tiety fans just landed TOOTH hair and nail brushes
eembs periumery soaps &c inkstands mirrors, clock
shades variety articles in original packages just
mported. Sale positive. without reserve
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TAMES COLE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROSEWOOD
81 andmahogany furniturs.-James Cole Son will sell.
Friday April at 10 o'clock at No 2l6 Hicks street.
in consisting in part Of rosewood and mshog.ny sofas
ing tables bedtead dressing bureaus stands tapes
try Brussels ingram carpets mating hair
feather BEDS bedding mirrors &c; china glass; &C. Also,
assortment Of kitchen Catalogues At the office
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UCTION NOTICE.-THOS BELL, AUCTIONEER-
IA By BELL BUSH-We directed to sell by the
assignee the entire valuable stock OF stationery blank books
and article in the line of large establishment The
sale will take place at the ~ Pearl street near
lok o'clock each day Catalogues be had Saturday
morning Sale positive.
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WILLIAM IRVING. AUcTIoNEER'- HOUSEHOLD

auction Thursday April 49, at lOS O'clock IS Morton
street Brussels and ingram carpets suite black walnut
and parlor chairs elegant ormolu girandole mahogany
Egyptian marble top centre table dvans mahogany book
glass ware silver plated ware mahogany tea tables ma
bureaus washstand mattresses feather BEDS holsters
and pillows toilet SETS dressing tables oil cloths, hat
O kitchen furniture.
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II OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-J L.
III VAN DEWATER will sell Friday, April 20, ut l0h
o'clock at 6 Pearl street. Brooklyn household furniture
consisting of mahogany suit in harcloth atete
chairs and paror chairs mahogany marbetop centre
pier and sofa tabies bronze and ormou clocks mantle
rosewood piaaoiore eteger extension table, dinner tea
and dessert SETS glass plated paintings &C.
Bedroom furntureBrusses ana ingram mahogany
and rosewood bedstead bureaus Wristbands mattresses
paliasses window Shades toilet sets chairs paintings
with general assortment Of basement and Kitchen
furniture. with which tho sale Will commence
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BALES ar AUCTION.

" h LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEEK-HARDsONE HOUSE
u. hold furniture auction. by order OF executors
n. LUDLOW will sell at auction Thursday April 10,
1855 at O'clock at No. lo2 sullivan street, the entire
furniture contained In said house, CONSISTING In of
hogaDy sofas. chairs pier and centre tables pianos pier
glasses wardroes, bureaus bedtesds, beds bedding
MIRRORS BRUSSELS and ingram carpets ocoths together
with assortment Of kitchen furniture, which
he a will eemm
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ID KEMP, AUCTI0NEER-FIRST CLASS CABI-
N. net f. rniture by order the assignee.
rooms s2l Broadway-R C. KEMP will ss auction. TO-
way neat above the City Hospital the entire of
OF first class cabinet this
full assortment superior rosewood mahogany OAK and
waln paror dining and cham which
the particular attention OF friends
ally invited elegant suites Of carved rosewood
three colored satin
also in hacloth snd some unanshsd in
dalton back parler chairs richly carved
pier table, fancy table, with mirror DOORS richly
OAK eegeres and side boards library
and secretary p.rlor cabinets ward
SUITE richly painted and enamelled chamber furniture
beautifully carved rosewood and mahogany bedseads
chairs mahogany obars In variety and other
tcles ell which we'll worthy the of housckeep
Goods purchased of the city be packed
for shipping charge storage
until the first Of May Catalogues the morning Of sale
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MARX WRAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MAKERS
M stock at auctionThis day. April 10Th, 1Ols o'clock
at the store corner Of Broome Mercer streets Wray
extensive assortment Of elegant paror chamber
ing furniture, in rosewood, mahogany and walnut.
Catalogues ready. Sale positive.
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A NTHoNY J., BLHECKER, AUCTLoNEER, WILL
sell at the Merchants Exchange Thursday the 10Th
Instant that valuable house and Ninth
and 3lst street. lot "a a by 100 feet deep; house A feet
Creon Of house. fourteen lights of in store hail.
suitable oyster saloon,
and stabing horses Apply the premises the
Asuse will be open this morning for inspection.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT YoNKERs.-A TWO
story house and two lots, will be sold auction
Thursday April 2ssh At l0 H. on the premises Factory
long These premises complete aand great bargain
be anticipated they to be Sold Terms cash.
balance in years. JOHN HAMPS0N.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-W. G. ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER,
- will sell Friday, April 70 at 10Y O'Clock, At ID Court
street. Brooklyn assortment OF ribbons velvet trim
mings, aoes, Sks, finges, and embro,dsres sale posi-
tive e. LOTT, Sheriff.
T. PIERCE Deputy
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ore. A. WATERBURY, AUCTIoSEER.-THISD DAY,
II Thursday, April 49, by catalogue at store, No. 20
Broad street, 10000 shoee Havana and German segars
eonTrng operas oudres and regaias in variety the
best wands ported Every lot ed
cd the catalogue and Will be sold without reservation
cash, delivery The sale commences at l0< O'clock
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HENRY 7. LEEDS AUCTIONEER -ASSIGNERs'
Ii sale Of manufactured furs, counters showcase cafe,
lane ut IL o'clock The above goods worthy the aten
ton Of the trade and Full here
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DIOR SOUTHAMPTON AN d BREMEN-THE UNITED
II States mail steamer WASHINGrON, r. Cavendy COM
mander, will sail for Eremen touching st Southampton to
land the mails and passengers for England and France
Saturday April 81 ut II O'clock NJ from pier 81 North river
Price of psssage:-
In the first cabin, main saloon. $3.50
In the first cabin, lower saloon. Il0
experienced surgeon attached to each All
pass through the Post Office Specie delivered
in Havre and London For passage o. fsight apply to
W. C. II. SAN D, Agent II South William street.
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington, and
aal
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TOIIN l.. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER-STAND
q ard roses, &c.-E. T. TURNER will sell Friday, April
20 l0< O'Clock, the sales 20 Nassau street.
splendid collection Of standard and dwarf standard
perpetual and running Also fine assortment
of dwarf apples peaches pears, aprIcots &C., also,
very fine cameas, and grape vines in prime order. The
above grown imported by Mr. G. Mare Asto
ria L. l., and are warranted genuine.
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T POLHEMUs AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
81 day. at 462 Eighth avenue, Thirty fourth
thirty fifth streets large assortment Of household furni
ture consisting of SOFAS bureaus lounges bdsead clocks
glasses tables Brussels and ingram carpets Stoves chairs
DC Also, school desks and benches Also fifty window
sashes Sale to commence at IL o'clock, A. M
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MARK WRAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAKERS
I'VE stock at auction Thursday, April TO- at 10 o'clock,
at the store of Broome and Mercer WrAy
will sell above the entire stock of Sommer of the
most celebrated of elegant furniture in the
city, prcg rosewood paror suits in muslin side,
tire per and fancy tables with marble tops secretaries and
bookcase sofas lounges wardrobe rosewood mahogany
and walnut bedsteads rich Gothic hall chairs hat stands
hoeany and walnut bureaus washstands &C., the whole
Of which must positively be sold.
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
tween the snbseribers, under the firm Of GEORGE F.
COOLIDGE BROTHER, was this day dissolved by mu-
Either Of the undersigned will attend to the
settlement Of the affairs of theate firm and sign its in
liquidation. GEORGE +. COOLEDGE,
New York, Apr. Is, 1855. WILLIAM p. COOLEDGE.'
N BAddress either of the late firm 1923 Pearl street,
New York, as heretofore.
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THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
the subscribers, under the firm Of c. D. Jones
the Of the general furnace range
stove business expired the LIST of January 1856 but will
be continued until May 1st 1856
New York, April l6, 1855. EBENEZER WHEELER.
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OF S00 TO b2000-A PARTNER WANTED BY A
Dl.COO person who has some money and who tho
roughly understands the pork and beef business l50
90 will DO sufficient to do good trade which will realize
large profit Address p box 1855 Herald Office, for three
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r L. vANDEwATER. AUCTIONEER.-ON FRIDAY
81 at l01 o'clock at saesroom, IL Maiden lane, fruit
trees consisting Of large assortment Of the best fruit trees
adapted the country, all in bearing condition consisting
chiefly dwarf pear apple cherry trees
from the nursery of Chas. Moore, Ninety street.
Third avenue.
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r MoRIARTY, AuCTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
e. day. At 10 o'clock at l7s Chatham square large
houses and private families The sale will commence the
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y DEWATER will sell, ON Thursday, April IS, at 1Os
O'clock at saleroom Il Maiden lane large assortment OF
climbing and running roses Of the finest va
Selected with great without regard to cost by
D. Boil florist OF Broa iway and Fteth street.
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T,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE o. s.
Il mail steamship ST LOUIS, j. A. Wotton, commander,
will for navrs touching o. e land the
from pier No orth river foot Of Beach street. Price OF
passage first cabin $780, second cabin S6 Luggage not
wanted during the should be bosrd
before sailing marked bslo No freight wiz DO taken
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, IS Broadway.
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hold furniture snles.-Henry II. Leeds Co. will give
their they have done for many
past the household furniture At the
Of families breaking housekeeping removing They
will also have regular sales their auction rooms No
Nassau street. between Pine and Cedar for the
Of those who may desire this medium Of sale.
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EXPRESS NOTICE-PACIrIC EXPRESS COMPANY,
~ Ia BroadwayOur regular California
leaves on friduy April 20 United States mail steamship
illinois, In charge of special Freight aud
pIess matter taken at the lowest rates Small parcels
eeived until O'Clock p N. WIN. H. HALL Agent.
our NEXT EXPRESS To SAN FRANCISCO WILL
" be forwarded Friday April 90 at o'clock p NJ per
to destination. w. b. DINSMORE,
T.. s. SANFORD,
S. NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Proprietors OF Adams Co.'s California Freight and
Package En- press.
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T'oR LIvERPooL-To SAIL ON SATURDAY, APRIL
II 81 the packet ship AURORA. For passage apply on
board pier 2G E. r. or to TAUS. c. ROCHE IS South st.
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~ G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER-wILL GIVE HIS
3 personal to the sale Of household furniture
the residence Of families breaking housekeeping
moving Win also have regular sales at his large auction
rooms, No. IS Sixth avenue. Furniture stored.
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ToHN LEvISON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR
nture horses and carriages private libraries paintings
and all other goods sold reasonable
tcrber whose facilities aud extensive acquaintance in the
city render matter that his sales will be well
JNO. LEvIsoN, sIl Broadway.
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NUMBER 46.
HIGHER.

Higher is word Of noble meaning-,he
inspiration of all great deeds-lhe sympa.
lhelic chain that leads, link by link, the i'm
passioned soul 10 its zenith OF glory, and
still holds its mysterious object standing and
sluering among the stars. .....
Higher! lisps the infant on its parents
knees and makes its feeble essay 10 rise from
!he.foor-itis is the first aspiration Of child
hood to burst the narrow confines of the era.
Ole in which ils sweet moments have been
passed, forever.
Higher! laughs tho proud schoolboy on is
swing; or, as he climbs the highest tree Of
the forest, that he may look down on his less
adventurous companions with flush ef ex.
ultation, and over The fields of his native viii
lage. He never saw SO extended prospect
before.
Higher! earnestly 5rsathes the student of
philosophy aad nature he has host Of RI
walls, bu; he must eclipse them all. The
midnight oil in his lamp burns dim, but he
finds knowledge IN the lamps of Heaven,
and his soul is never weary when the last of
them is hid beneath the curtains OF tho
morning.
And Higher his voice lhunders forth
when the dignity of manhood has invested
his form, and the multitude is listening with
delight 10 his oracles burning with eloqnencs
and ringing like true steel in the cause Of ell.
oquence and right. g.. {.
And when lime has changed his locks TO
silver, and when world wide renown 10
his; when the maiden, gathering flowers by
the way side as he passes, , and the peasant
looks to him with honor--can he breathe
forth from his heart the fond wish of lhs
past.
Higher yet he has reached the apex of all
earthly honor, yet his spirit burns as warm as
in youth, though with sleadier and paler
light, and ii would borrow wings and soar
up 10 high heaven, leaving its tenement TO
moulder among The laurels he has wound
around il, for the never ending glory TO be-
reached only in the presence of the Most
High