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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1851.


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A soRTIMER GRIFFIN 90. AUceIosEER
"a: AaGhiFiJEar H-CsHHOLO
AND RARE WORKS or ART
The properly Of gentemsn !esvirg for Europe.
Az the resadcncs Of zeao Buruham.
Be,wess vsnh aud Sixth avenues,
VIZ seven octave Rose 10 ID rAnofor .,
Bronze and orm au Chandeliers,
Brocade and Lace Curtains,
ON Paintings BY Eniaens Artists
Oak nuhet Extension Liable,
Steeercs, Bookcase, Ceutre Fable.
Rose wood and sshogaoy Qua neer Furniture
and Sos a. soss Seinss asSys MoS Tsss and %ns
s ss alaa T se Peer @aSs ss as ss
TAO large ss'e strors richly csrvd frames smb-d rA
brocade richest description aoa
back 6hars rosewood ornre ia6e staTy marble tops
Ia1 dso and ssE nins Issen. senins kay CHAIRS
Qoarts''e, Pier And ohess Table. o,oo..,.
Lined with strupebaas elegantly
Se0 % mace b soadws mixer sa ,O,swcoa sS,'eay
,sgs ~ .rgand Eus'e o e. -S E,.s and
neg Q; snoe'b match Pa,ntnas saoaes ia, missi
TX s1s ssss sss s tsa~;
'oD s.,Ds s sTs Seisad. and
Anoura Slace toilette, Shaving Stand wsrdrcbes IA IL g
woQust nair spring ssresses teasher seds eols
,s Toilet y aosa &c Spp % no
M" gary and black walnut sureans sofas so-ksc |ase.
@a bic TOO; paeu Dining fable Couches Armcosa,s Gle
sets q On stsl ard nu, Glss.w.re w neo,rters
prrservn Stands; Finger fowls ruby aud rtao ui nb'e
nsar c ruby sf sa ss ss
Liuner and aes sets sverSar Coffee urn casters Cake
e es'ss- sspN'n sns Forks IVORY ''"a's ''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11
A UCTroN NOTICE.
"A fN1RAonDIrAKY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
And tha trade.
Auction ssie Of beautiful
ROSCN0OD FURNIrUhR AID vALU ABLE
WOKns OF AIT, HuPEK8 ROSEWOOD


WOaas or AIT, suPEk8 aosEwoon
PIsrofnnrs, !, having cost Oyer Si2n0
dayJ afternoon ooosk prscssir I5s twenty
game as as Sa
tune mad order aud drs! class taroushoa,
al WORK. Of ar, the whole 10 pesfsc, order hsy,ns
consisting clesaot suits covered in
and gold s.. I'd s sg
Chars % match se@ large = cnc1 Nan'e and a"r M,ror
Eesanf rosewood seven octave Pfanoroe usd but two
months, with slus!c Cabinet, oto / and Cover.
Pleh 1spss,ry Carge,s yeyet KSg artistic sr0nf
nas s r. @
some sofa aedscads French ohas Rockers and
sDs s 6ns China sas
Cut Cut a ss and U S o as s s ss q
clock precisely rain or shine Cataosues ~ the n,us
anee 70 cart pack or ship their goods.
AUclIoS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD
a attention Of houselespsrs called 10 the
s.rst between eighth and ninth commencing los
s9i g as ssFe sssa Furniture sHd ts 81
which w 30 soa without reserve and mus! % removed In
@ss as, 1Ea
ss eha n D ans room Ss Vi and h %
Nsss SoFsrs Sgs:hsTs Sas. Caster;
ssEsEn a asFA soAssa csns ut T@S
engraved osss Ware ivory and pearl cutlery Frsa S
ia three cored brD;ade Ia perfect order
velye, and ton Carpets marble top EiogareA.
Centre Sofa and Pier rables two elegant Pier
iasea bsss and rich Lsco Curtan French
shades chairs with Lounges Datcn, laiys SCORE
tsIy Hecs ptiou Chairs In hrocsdc -
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOEORrE,
carved legs and case r,una finished ~ round niad
with sat.nwo d solid pearl Keys rosewood stool, Music
Daos- cloih Cover, Music Rack, aastand, Ui
cloth Eiasse stair Carpt, &c GhGrnbershinhly carved
rcsecoi 0qdeteads style Louis XIV. Sueaus AIDES
match; wadrobcs Dressing roiet Tables shsy!ug aud
3eak lands Couches Arm Chairs Curtains, Soads Cor
pica. aattrcssas Pshases Feather Bscs Boisters
cSias oes ss mrSs sa ~a &C. Careful
o,tInen attendance ship goods for par
rhaerss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

LsVf, AscTiSssr 3. .rFon ~ M aac 10,
April IL, at 25e Greene street hrso doors from Citation
place At l orock the entire Furniture o. said house
manu- sctures TO order viz Brussels Carpets par aad
Earei Ola Bro. Mavbtc Clock ststuette Bronze
large Itch China Vases o IA nung dne ros-wo,d rarlor
SUIT cover IN rich satin brccatci Centre aud Side rose
wood marble top sable. EO0Eos Easgk ths'rs
cuoeea, eigan. octave ros.~o riano and yer Ladies'
ser to!rrs ind Woik Table eegan Lace Snrtaas, Jas
Chandeliers rich a'd patti richly carved 70 good
betettads, Bureaus, Sash.t' nds Conmo et handsome
mahogany Beds,ends BursauS &c pure HAIR Mat
tresscs and BedoiDg r. Beds Bcsters aud "iiiows
large assortment hne fable Ware Uhins Dinner Get
very richly engraved Gi<ss such becaners Cob
let's lok. Champagne and Wine ,iiassas, sdvee plated
Ware, kttcheI 0telsis Sv 20 Ihis sale ouers To-
duceluen 10 purchasers han horcto al etsnd
ali the furniture being made expressly fot the present 90
cupRnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

DY LAEItL a MATHEWS 4 60. AU !TaoasER5-
- rsewoom no, ~ ASSAM street, between Fulton and
John streets
FRIDAY. April l2 at U O'Clock
AT THE FOoC OF NInhTi4tH sfHeEr, K,
CONSTABLE SALei.aFge lot Of 'ough and front 3rck
Tmbers, sesodlrg Horses, Plank, sc table for build
exs contractors and others
Nv order wM J.Dc CONSTABLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

CDWARE sCuENCX. hUCTtONBSt.
~ Mortgage OF the entire valuable stock ri Liquors
Wipes SegaP &c together with no elegant
aud years OF the eci kno vault, 2s) sroad
way, 10y II. Ch ~CB. saturday, nth int at II
A All The above valuable property ne at aoy
forms rh,ch aili be made easy
viii be given at the time OF sale. Py order
SEM IsAATS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

A SMALL FAMtLH RESIDING IN = aND5tiA III
N Furnished btosn bouse " uld let or three
Rooms single etan aad wife Apply
"a west thirty frs, street. between Broadway and fnh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

SMALL FAMILf WILL LEf--fo A FEW SfSGL LIZ
"A gentlemen gentlemen and their wives pleasant Rooms
with Bnsrd &c Eleventh House has all the
m iuprove References exchanged No moving
che LIST of May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

A SMALL PnIVAlk IA Ally WILL LET TWO
n Aooms se5ind floor to gentlemen, with or without
hoard; ALI the modern improvements INQUIRE a.
30 suee between Hayerey place add Gfeen0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

A FAMILY CAN BB ACCOM- aOp ArED WITH PLEA
N keOns, with Board, IN prNse family, Dy apply
ing a the first brown stone house mest OF Thd avenue IN
Ihuty fourth street d--lracle location
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11
TfDwsRD SoBgYCR AUCrIuEsER
~ ASSluNRlS SALE OF SLPBRB H0UsHH DID
EERNITnpE

FURNITURE
Ry f. T. II. SoHE sCK Friday, 18th Inst, 8, eaven
och NJ their saesroom, I4 rosh the of
the rs tafnes mak OF his ~ c,ustng to Of
solid carved and pla suits and bro
cnfc superb ttlace, gnld
roard Bcdtcs DIS ard Bureaus do. black walnut
shed snd oil; osck and gut CABIN AID
Work Tables rosewood and walnut SecrstAy ad Library
Bookcases rosewood Rtngares ca'yed walnut
oak eufea Extension anes and Dining TO chars sis
ganiy carved oak Dining and walnut ithra
ry STAR Chairs, oak walnut Vail snds aaf ''bsrs
Also large oTtent Of elegant mahogany Por hsnber
and Dining boom Furniture ihe above ei
all Vi the very best manufacture aud vii be uo-i.ey
by order Of the assignee IL VIII be exhibition q
thursday The pAIsula attention Of tn
0f gsut furniture respectfully re4aesed This
sale 1t IL undou tdly the feet o. erst LA furai
'"'' ''A' mas '"~'' p'"'s ~ J. ~ rREExss Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

PRIyAaE FAMILY ARE DBsIno1s OF LETTING
"A sts Of hooma tho se Dad or third door. With ar
wi bout Board m9y - MAJ References exch 4ugsd
first Apply at IT, ANITA street. uniyer
tliy place ana hsasd say
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

Room WAN Ed IN A PRIVATE FAMILY or
n oiherwse without beard sleepsg room Tor four
I've nights in The week by nteman whose family Id a
tbe city X.ddr stating particulars and terms,
which he low .rtiD bon lZt York Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

AT G. WEST FIFyEENtH STREET, BE1wEHk FIFTf
"A SID sixth snasorney furnished nooms wit
or wi,hort board geaasmen; house ern; fsoi
small; the highest references given and re<luh~l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

A FURNIsHEp SINGLE Eoos, on SECOND FLO bR,
"A rt with BOARD Re' given and required apply
NJ l45 " OF venty Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

ANAsIR CAS- LAZY il UB@IRoUs or MEETING
"A with ptIy avng fnrn,ssec houss OF pat Of one 70
oil vha would cunsaer their Boarl Juis Leni "a.
ent otn,len. preferred address 5. Madison square
Poet oflce Lea lbJec dsy%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

WiLLI.M AssoSr, AuorIoS1sR oFscs NO I
tents Of the Liquor OF Division Norfc TX
STREETS Counters two ene Beer Putops wsaut Couutcra
Cessp, nerous, s:ons Decanters Bottles and
aKtuTes, SO. Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

QENks aRHeS, Aucr loNnER TIL r,, DAY, ~ los
~ o'rlrct At auction store lV William stree" -Sps
csl on several ~ valuable Booa lot of ready
made Clothing Pieoe Goods Try Goods hha ss De4s oos
Fancy Goods Hosiery, lot VI Ecots SHOES eai'efs law
Domestic seusrs, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

lTNo 81 EAST aIXTEpNrH STREET. BsTwEES
n unlon and Stuyvessnt squares-rn let, with Board.
Rooms susb for gentlemen AID their wives OF
Hips'e gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

~ ~ LEVY AUCTrCKKaR-OPsfC t67 MA0OoJ SAL
~ stient-C. ~ LEVY VIII seO to morrow (frtd.yl 'sh
int ~ Ipe oelo at No is Cutpn place broadway
all tia handsome Furniture contain ed in sad house VIZ
carved rosewood suits 10 rich brocat Il rosewood P.no
made by " H. Fisher. hriaot toned instrument.
top .enre lahlea cd Easeres gas do, and enk
elegant bookcase Sdca' Eecrtotre Rosewood pt.n al
other chairs Easy rnas Pier AID aantcl Gsss, RI linne
and rrcatel jaTiaus rosewood aeds.ead Bureau Wash
stand Commodts cd Armour rich brussels Carpet
hair Mattresses Feather h ds Lounges so IS daaod &c
&c Also, very Qua assortment Of richly engraved cut
tlass~sf silver paed Tea Set Castof Knives, Forka
SpLOf 4 &c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

pG0wNB NyCHoLo, AuCTsosEE8S --ais OAy
- tTbursdssl April H. at oc SIX. ~ ssi. srsom SO
Nassau street, OF Wagons Harness &c o)nsstng OF
and ecoud hand vehicles described ,elow
One elegsnt Jagge~ Wsgoa, vita pole shafts
Cne -four seat Park sgon.
Che 1ueou e0ckA~ay.
One Counord Wagon
Two tight tTottxg Weggns
fonr Hight no top Bugg,eA
Three ton Euggtts
Double and single harness In great variety!
Saturday, kp IL IL,
Atlois o'clock, at .ae sal earooms 70 Nase-u street
LAKGE SALE of hvuskaVAD FJasieuRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

goahD IN Bsoo&LVE-A LADY AND GEN cL sMAN
AZ ar two sugie gcptlemen 10 accommodated
the FIRST May. Nth v.ry pheasant furnished Rooms
vita Board at 21 street, about eight minutes
from the sal, and south ferries six
moving in May reference exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

m pouGh7y. AUCTtoHfER. WILL SILL. ON FRI
Ms SAY april al oy oc ock at salesro0m Is Mas
street aou,eacd turnftura cHnssng OF rosewood acd
hogsny PaTiOr suits viz .ete sTees Parior Arm ana
ing hairs COVERED il brocaei aud hair cloth marble II.
Rcrkcasee 6rsels end Tapestry Carpets lngran d.
Extension lining Tables auets Linng Chairs Dressng
fureaus Washstspds Psdsesds. Mattresses Lounges Ward
rrbet, Heda, Errtrs, &c 40 Abe whole viii fouAd
worht the attention Of dealers ard ovoy
lot Si.i be peremptor1y sold 70 the highest bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

yOHN LEYIsvrs sU, TIOsEEk wit SILL rUy
% eDe ccntents of the Pubtc aouso know tho Al
biop 40 Fourth 1t thursday April 10 o'clock n
g as.sung g black wanv. ara iron eedsead. hsir MAJ
uug sasdes. rsrpes vsrdrbss mirrors &c also yaes,
OF 6lses and Cbtcaware Urns Chahng Lishes Castars
1ureeus Spoons, fstotngs 30. &c sae positive rAai
shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

TNo VAR sNrwsRe's sOs. AUCrIONERR Will.
tDcpde IN the catalogue OF american Hardwaae -
cold 0" 1hursSA spti bv der OF the assgnee
gen OF the bernHofs metal factory plated goods
png s2i dozen y~a tipped An threaded; Il0 dos
Table Spoons tipped an threaded also 2ss
Dtasr rpoons also SO tipped aud tArssded Dessert
and 1sbIe Fots ell warranted to be plated In tho best
man s'r met and guaranteed la every respect Terms
four and mOUths' credit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

DCsRD WANTED IN BROOETYK-ABOuT TuH
lat week N April by gentleman WIFE, child II ttrce
infant nurse front Room and ha eedrolm adjoining.
FURNISHED ir house, With ,Gcrn Improve.
FOR raror and facilities fs washing.
address, stating and location W. H. Brooklyn Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

A EsgAG WIDOW LADY. @fTH0U fF AMiLY WlSHE
n - rent pleasant front Room, nicely furusNei -
pentlensn npu Lady with oard for the lads: would
como ate agreeable you lady. House quiet and &C
lion yer Mt Apply at 10 Commerce It,, near 5leecke
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

poAbp IN Williamson re- ONE LARGE ENrEN.
- SION noomt on trsf oo suitable tor scncma ana
biz WIFE, single gent snen: also, back the
second hoor With paacA Inquire AZ ~ south Eighth
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11
Joseph HEGrxAs, AUcrroSssR.

Att o'clock A. n ut o. Law street bstwsen
Wfloughbs suest aud Fulton avenue, Brooklyn
BsndsOIne furniture, In 20 ordsr-Rosewood Ftssc, ~
Gilbert tuo hsocsome trsnch plate Tier Glasses Slabs s1a
BRACKETS ross wooo tarr eu eight pieces pfuah
Ce1tie Table Lace Curtains III Paintings
top CT FurTta rs, Rfussefs ard ingrsa ar
pets aud iclotls; Gas Fi,tares. DO.
same dsv,
AT lC O'Clock A. at the Central Sales Woughby
strict, corner Of Pearl
arge and gene assortment OF ruruture-p osewos1
B.s tease wi rosewood. mahogany aud wslnH, Panos
ChambFr and ming hoom Furniture Hair Mattresses Car
pes, c'oihs 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

QhooKLYN HEIGHTS 10 IKT IN SMALL PAuI.
- Si.h Board, ibe eccond FloT together separate.
u, Ca. al :. fo lar street. three mlnges wak Fulton
fcry. Modern Improvements in the house references
charged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

MoFTasoE sALK.-J. Burnley. AuCTTOKBBR
w WI" sei this day, al tro clock at 444 Canal street.
shoGsny spt othtr au sofas Sofa Beds
and other Hesteads Bar par avr other Ola kxtsna
,fNtre ard Their Tables ruit barclota reps
enny cckirg ana other Chairs Feather osher
Mattresep 81 ddng Piano. Brussels Three Ply and oaer
Carpets icloths Coun'ers tods Glands Kitchen Furnt-
teri and for Housekeeping BY order of JANIS
sREwhTkR Alto ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

DOARD In CLINTON PLAOG-A SUIT or Rooms
- for q gertiemaa and his wife for single eendemaa
also single for two singie genemen No ~
Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

SMALL FAMILY WOULD RENT TWO SuIgS OF
"A Eooms sn or Eithont Meals @ g ntemcn, house d.
firntful cst,d tao summer Rooms contain hot anc
ppiy u stuyvsssnt street frsi house
he Ninth ard 'enth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

nOARD IN SOUTH bkOOEL1N--A SMALL FAMILY
10 Of three person would ike 10 add to their number
gentlemen 20 whom they would give partial EJatd, dnner
sunoa?s Inquire at ga Hicks stree between SacSet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

$500 ecio'a a isccklng Valley nR Is, atge bends
ag0O LaCrose Milwaukee = 8px ct Farm mtgo honda
400 Virginia State per cent bonds
1000 ravortOn Coal KE lst m &c bonds
hext regular sale Monday, April 10.
ALBERT VI nIOoLAY CO,
AucuoDers aud took urokers,
81 HllK a siyret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCryOH SALE or KL8GAsr R0~9WOOO pUwW
a .uleJ ,hS LILO p sact,oneer ~. ss,i on n rnSs~
Ia The dwens eie sesi sentJ seconi stfet %
tween kghtn and Ninth consisting OF two
rood tagece marble top 0e.re "a de ooe esssn.
carved sewoOd rAno ota, ro-e 400 oncrm
fmaisre, etegaot bs te top Or-ss
ing Bureau shaving otsnd Washrtaad also mseossnY MAJ
Wssbsspd ebesnt ~bogsny Chsas In h>,rclo'h Tess
feses O. ntre and ard abea and large mshosSnv ~
tension btnins rsbe cu,tains ,,orus~ea DC AImnssar
wAtu Velvet and Brussels csrpes tos~has Nth large
OF Kitchen teDss with which the sale ~ neoce sale
positive, r'n or shne .s,a gues the morning u inc
ssis NJ half past O'clock
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10
4oLp HrypRgD.V

Csn YOU find q tomb IL tie land vhere
pssled 10. are, HAT kars not sang that ,sne !;
II thev were srev haired I'D reE, ;tey had
heard or ,tnr " Old Hundrsi." Sinner and
a mt have jgIAtd 9th toe endless eonsfpga.
ton xhers il k,s, and vithpr, ihs pealinz
organ. snp AIDED OH The tsffed air. Ills dear
little children, looking siih nonderirg e'es
on this strange sorid. have lisped Il. The
sweet youas sirl. sku-s tssbstone Told Of
sixteen Summers. shs shpse pure and limo.
cent FAC. hisnisd sou iii IL nild beauty.
loved aOiI HasIrti,' tni d sic ssHg il.
closed her e,es and seemed c0mngnlns vith
the saxeIs vho vers 20 snss 10 elss hef.
lie chose .asshssd sat devoted 10 tie ar.
vice Of be God, sad .AS 9Th f.itsrisg ssr.
1scended The pslpat sisifs, ~ifk xhits hsnds
placed over - lIBoriHS breast, ls1sd Odd
Hundred"
And though sonnet sss hi...lips only Moved,
away d0wn b Ms heart. % sOon 70 cease ii.
throbt, tie toly neiSdy vzt sospdisz. The
dear whits hs.dsd father, win hs trsmu.
ious voice, ho~ NJ loved odd Hgsdred.'
DO YOU see hin acs, sitting il tAs sen.rs.
bic arm chair, 81 hands crossed over he top
Of bic rtne, ks gl'erv leSks a04tisg "a from
us hrAoN fmpNss ta lrAfs frftWHtfI
stealing dswn his isrtessd cheeks, a. the
noble STAINS ring csts
DO yog hear tact ihia. qsiverinE. fslter.
iug sushd nsu bsfsIng forth, nos lisisaed
ior Elmost 10 ssihi Il ysa 10 not. &c do
and from isth ips, hsilssed " lssfsee..
years service 10 ihs Masters cSs.e. odd
Hundrsd sasEds indeed .acfvd rn.lnJy.
I0g nv Oh ysJr thsfthes uith thDlr.,
with sabbath pfna dumas sho.. daring
notes emstsie ne s.spi.. and co.t almost q.
much. bat give " The tpfit.strfiuy tone. Of
"0ld Hendrsd.' saHg by you0E aud Old To-.
gether. haftsts have b.liUged III, Ia.
gone W ito1'ths DYING gsL. III the saints.
TIE old ebatehes, where generation sller
generation bste wofsbippsd, and Shefe ma.
~ Of the dear dead have been rsfritd and
laid before the altar where ihsy gave them.
selves 10 Bpd. seems 10 breathe u ,tUid
Hundred from gesHbsle IL tUser tup--fbt
ysfy sir ishaVbicd With The spirit.
Think Ter moment 81 The assembled com.
psny who have, az different times aud IN dil.
fefeut plsees, joined in tie familiar tune
Ihrsng upon urUbg stern, tie iimid
the gentle, Tie brave. the beautiful -thsii
Fspi faces al besmiug with ihe inspiration d
their heavenly sounds "Old Hundred 2
King VI the sacred band Of antient airs
Never shall opr ears gtov weary Of singing
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner-
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the OF an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache to which females are 50 subject
They ACT gently upon the bowels,--remosng Co.'S
tyeness
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Femsies, and
oil persons Of sedentay habits, they are valuable as
Laroiire, improving the appetite giving tone and ,gor
the digestive organs aud restoring the natural elastic
city and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long IN
yesligaton and carefully conducted experiments having
been in use many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount OF pain and SUI
lering from Headache whether originating in the ner-
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They are entirely vegetable in their position. and
may be taken ut All times with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet and the ubsence Of any dis
agreeable renders il easy to administer them TO
children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITst The genuine
have five signatures Of Henry q. Spaldng on each
Box.
Sold ~ Druggists aud other Dealers in Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
Price - Cents
All orders should he addressed 10
HENRY c. SPALDiNG.
As Cedar street, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10
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BARON RoTHsGHTLD.


Lady POWELL Buxton, in one Of her letters,
gives an account OF dinner at her husbands
house, at which Baron Rothschild, the mil
lionaire, was present. lie sat at Lady Bux-
toms right hand; and his whole discourse
Was Of money and money making, and OF the
way in which he had trained his sons to pre-
serve and expand his colossal fortune. La
dy.. Buxton expressed the hope that he did
not allow them to forget that never-endlng
life as soon TO begin, for which also prepare.
ton must be made. "0h," replied he, !"
could not allow them to think Of such thing.
1t would divert their minds from business.
1t would be fatal to their success. 70 get
and keep a fortune is very difficult thing,
and requires all ones time and thoughts
The remark, though melancholy proof Of
an utterly worldly mind. yet contained a
great truth. 1t turned on the same point
with that declaration OF Christ, :" Ye cannot
serve God and mammon.n Baron Rolhschild
had made up his mind to serve mammon.
He did not attempt nor pretend to serve God
at the same time. He served mammOn with
his whole heart, He devoted his children
too, at his altar, and educated them TO hi;
service.
/ And mammon brilliantly rewarded this
whole ,hearted service. Ills wealth became
so enormous, that il has been said the mon
archs of Europe could not make war without
his consent. At the marriage ct niece
whom he portioned with duwry which Nc
king in Europe could have equalled. the sup,
per service was 81 pure gold, and the desser
was served in set Of porcelain which belong
ed TO Queen Marie Anteinette. and for whlcl
Rothschild had given $4,000.
But il came b pass that this rich man die
and then. of all this wealth and splendor ant
luxury, how much remained TO him: No
one farthlng Who wonli wish 10 spend ,
whole life OF care and toll, and throw away
an eternity of Happiness, for that which mus
be lost so soon and SO utterly
~ counsel thee" SAYS Christ, " 10 buy q
me gold tried in the fire. that t~ou mayest b,
rich" That "goll tried in the fire. vii
stand unharmed and undiminished in the las
fires" All else will be utterly consume,
when " the earth and all things that ere there
in shall be burned up"
The price Of this gold" this incalcula
bic ana Imperishable wealth. is the heart, III
whole heart. Christsasks no more he vii
accept no less. My son, give me thy
heart"
The world, as you see. and Christ, demand
the same price-ihe heart; the one for th'
decayng and transitory possessions, ever,
farthiDg Of which must pass from Your gra.i
in the moment Of death; The other for th'
"true riches" which. at dea,h, YOU will g
to enjoy in everlasting habitations."
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