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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN. NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH

The New York Tribune of this morning. saws.
The stock market was particularly I'll and uninter
estlng today, and prices had declining tendency
throughout with but little of stocks upon tb
market There was not much hammering or esnac;aI
effort to depres quotations and quite as little eyprtio
made upon the bull side. For Government .p
demand is brisk and well sustained ard the Gnntet; e
both for the new loan and Treasury Notes show fai
improvement yesterdays prices State st air
were STEADY, ana IN some instances better Tennessee
and Missouris were tolerably active during the dav IL
Railway Bonds there was not much business dong IT.
money market shows but slight changes from dsv 70
On call the supply is ample from to per cent ny
negotiaon OF paper outside of the banks is restricted
ny the limited offerings of that desert ption which
has free currency in the market. Mr. Lawrence Iero
has been admitted a partner in the firm of A. G No.
WOOD Co.. OF the Stock Exchange. The Morris Canal
mas peen put In condition for the reception of the water
and navigation it is expected will be resumed on or
about the 10th instant The foreign exchange market
closed steady for the Adratic with but limited husnas
Sterling is quoted from los %GIO6 for bankers biII
and l05 dl054 for commercial, Francs s. 1lG5 All
Freights-To Liverpool: % 600 bushels wheat in b
I'D 5000 bills -four at S. Cd 500 boxes bacon at 9ss
6dG40s., and 100 bbls. lard at 4os To London 20 is
PORK at Us: Cd 1000 boxes cheese at ass and tons
RUBBER at 45s so boxes bacon at AS 3d. per Bremen
steamer: 1900 bushels in ships bags on riyats
terms. eN va Pil'd 'e
There is a heavy private demand for Treasure notos
ana me new Federal loan OF the latter hear con-
siderable sales of the registered issue at o. 4 Tbnro
lew speculative lots on the market investors having ali
sooed large amount within ten days 1t appear 70 be
the general impression that loan will be
ry for some time yet The Secretary of the Treasure
authority to issue Treasury with two wears to
and bearing per cent. interest Such notes wonId h.
readily taken at par the privilege was given the takers
10 convert them into the stock of 1881 of which ~
Teen millions are unissued Although being current at
par at the Custom House few would return to the
eminent through this channel even most unsettled
times with two years. privilege of converting them
into twenty years stock par with all the chances ~
return OF political quiet the would find perma
hent place with holders who wish to violent ucu
ATOMS IN the market value of their investments The
exports from New York to foreign ports exclusive Of
specie continue very arge the total for the week is one
miiilon collars In excess of the week of last year
ana twice as large the corresponding total for 1880 ~
Will appear from the annexed comparison
, 1859. 1860 1861
FOR the weeS"...$ 81 ,494,733 Sl377 GIL So $50 S67
Previously reported. S9356l5 1881 339 % 9IS S95
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, MARCH Is 1851

pm until he was partially insensible; they also
beat his grandfather and aunt-Mr Rorobon,
testified that short time before the affrav occnrd
between the Bosleys and Hamilton, he saw the
bosieys in blacksmith shop, cursng
ana swearing; was afraid to pass them,
went on home, and after getting there heard The
cry OF murder, screaming for help, &C., at Hamil.
toms house; went there and saw the Bosleys heat
ing and dragging Hamilton; witness was attacked
oy them and beaten until he was almost dead; they
tore the hair out of his head. brote b;s Re-,
bone and bruised his head and body.-Not concIu
ded Messrs. Grasou and Ensor for the defence
AID journed for the day.
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THE EMPEROR MADISON AND THE poPE.-The
Paris correspondent of the London Daily Ne,gs
says:
"ln confederation of my statement that the
diplomatic relations between France and Rome were
worse than ever, | may mention an accredited
rumor of the recall of the Duke dc (Irammont bv
way OF answer to the slight implied BY the pro-
IIonged absence from Paris of Monsignore Sacconi.
In that hypothesis, M. Delacour would be sent to
! nome on temporary mission without any official
that ne cannot get so much as civil answer from
the Papal authorities when be has occasion to appv
to them in the ordinary course of his duties. There
OF the evacuation of Rome by the French. on The
contrary, hear that the commissariat there has
Just been ordered to prepare 1000 additional beds
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bushels ne" yellow sold at S. cts In cars 55x57 cs
ahoat as TO condition. the latter for yery prme dv H
oats are unchanged and quoted 81 S2 cts for South
edn anu 25gHZh CTS; Tor Pennsylvania, and but few
Whiskey is dull and rather lower with soIan 81
Pennsylvania bbls at l74; Ohio do at IS cts druid a.
II cts, and hhds at Tx cts - ''S'' uio'se a'
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
new I0kk, March l4--Cotton is frm-saes of IA 600
bales at IL cts. Flour is quet-saes of II coo
Wheat is frm-sales of 81 500 bushels Cbicago Snr;n
at 1l6GllS cts; Milwaukee Club sI oIG61 %
lucky Sl61 red western, ST 3d. Corn is frmsoIas If
49oOo bushels at 66G6S cts; white Southern 6s70 cts
yeiloW 90 Gus; FORK is heavyMess Sl675 Whiskey is
steady at i'1 cts Sugar is quiet-New Orleans cts
dull. Freights dull. F iu'Peh'ihe
CINCINNATI, March 4-Flour is steady vbistav
13& cts. Provisions dull Pork-Ness s16 75S5JT
Lard is dull at 9994 cts. '0'0Ssi'
,, flllLADGLPHIA, March 4.-Four is unchanged. -
red, and sl35Gll,45 for white Corn-SaIes NJ < 600
bushels new yellow at 81 cts Pork-sales NJ Ma ~
si7;5O Bacon Hams u@l3 cts Whiskey is dull at Is
DlSE cts. 10 uu' d. 10
NEW ORLEANS, March 13.-Cotton-saIes to dav 9 ooo
fair, 4AG5A cts '' '''' - '"''y
MOBILE, March 13.-Cotton-sales to-day . ono b,1es X.
liz cts for middng; sales of three DAVIS 400 bsIas
receipts 5000 bales Sight exchange on New York At
par " " at
CINCINNATI, March 1s.-Flour dull at 81 5oa4 55-
Nmskey unchanged. Provisions dull and ouotatnns
nominal very little Offering Money mar ket nncbarnaI
MOBILE, March l3-Sales of 500 bies of Cotton at II =
cts. There Is good demand and prices are firm, >t
NORFOLK, March 14.-Cotton ll40ll 4 cts. saIact
qualities IL cts Corn-Sales of the week so 600
Prices have declined White 65 cts mixed 81 cts Staves
are active-red hid. 36d37; white TO- Naval Stores
du-Tar 81 so. " "' 0'0'S CO
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LA w NI,ELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-JunGE MAnr1s

SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
nlo1aii Us. Applegarth, garnishee. Before re-
Goohr OF COMMON PLEAS-JUpGE MARSHALL
James Gorsuch Us. John B. Abrams. Judgment
Oh mon no Pros.-Adam Gaddes and Lemuel Gaddes
Us. L. Clyde and owners of the steamer Phanin. ~
action to recover for goods delivered ON board
costs.-Adjourned till to-day. AN
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Jrner c,,r.
Inc Admiralty docket was called TO-DAY. at the
Saturday next. 1'"' neu un'ii
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JupaE KR1Rs
!, Amena IL ammerer Us. Frederick Kammerer and
the Savings Bank of Baltimore The bill of co our
PANT ior divorce a mensa ct doro dismissed. and
the injunction heretofore granted RESTRAINING the
savings Bank from paying to Frederick Kan merer
of both parties. " 'oneeh'
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.sjgnstarp anh Commercial Rtbirtp.

BALTIMORE, March a. 1861
AT the Stock Board matters more steady and the
Leading securities showed irmuess The sales of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock were included in 142
shares at s64 cash. closing s63& bid which is the
as at the close of yesterdays boar This Company has
deca ed dividend of per for the last six months
on the stock OF the main stem and \ per cent for
the same time on the Washington branch payable at the
Merchants Bank on the 18th of April Northern Cen
trail closed at Sl42 bid which decline of 25 cents per
share on the closing bid of yesterday Mining shares
there was very little DONE but there was no change in
Them Bank stocks were in moderate request with
sales of 10 shares Bank Of Baltimore at s96 and shares
Bank of Commerce at s224 Loans and bonds continue
steady, and note the sale of 81 GOO 1890 Baltimore
at &C. and 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds
1862 at 63I
We have change to notice in the Money market
The banks continue to relieve their patrons pretty much
to the extent of the offerings which has the tendency to
make paper scarce the street. We hear
first class paper being placed at per cent and single
names with collaterals at 10Gl12 per cent.
The demand for Exchange is very light and We ouote
London, bankers bills 1O6@lo6%; do com ercial do
lO49 Gl054; Paris 6Gd4y bills, $3.50; short sight
do, ST. 25 Antwerp, Of 49, Amsterdam 10: Bremen 75,
@76S; Hamburg, 36 Cologne, ~ Franklorton the.Main
40AG4l.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY. March IL 1861
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@FFA CROMWELL'S
~asazAEszA LINE OF STEAM ERS
BETWEEN
~, BALTIMORk AND NEW YORK.
The Steamships of this Line will leave
BALTlMOkE, from Spears wharf,
And NEW YORK, from Pier i3 North River nm
- EVERY SATURDAY, at noon ' ~
Shippers to WILMINGTON, n. c. BOSTON PROyI
DENCE, PORTLAND and other Eastern points can have
mission Apply to ~ NV Vi M
SAM. 7. PEARCE, Agent
. ~ ll6 Spears wharf,
or to n. B. CR0MW RI.L 4 co. '
f,s,, IS WEST STREET,
l New York
s4FEA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS,
-ssssEs, The new and magnificent side.wheel Ocean
steamers :; H SPAgLDlNG, Solomon Howes. command
crr, ana BEN DEEORD, VIM. A Hallett, Commander will
ssi for Boston EVERY FRIDAY at O'clock p II, alter
CLASS. "3e'' eoI ME r lhSi
Fare sl2 including Meals and Staterooms
Forfreight or passage apply to
A: H. HUGGINS, Agent,
,e.. Office, Boston Steamers wharf
O IInrn nan
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BOARD OF TRADE.

DOhhO Or thaDE.
Com"s'Hee Of Arbitration for month Of March
". II. D. C. WRIGHT,
j. A. SHRlYER HUGH SISSON
EDW ID G. MCDOWELL, JNO, WALKER
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~, BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March l4-ClT71v
me offerings at the State Scales to-day were light being
only $50 head, loo head than last marked f
me above offerings loo head driven to Pbadenbia
eo were e over unsod and the balance 400 head were
aheh oy baltimore butchers at prices ranging from S.
% go, anu averaging 81 per 100 lbs. This average
an of l2 cts 100 lbs over last Thurs
Jay RATE out this was owing chiefly to the fact that
at some few choice lots brought shade higher rates
heavy. o'eu "ull anu
Hoes-There full supply of Hogs at the nsns to
uay out the market was rather heavy Sales were
100 lbs " al - 10 LOU per
SHEEP-Sheep were in limited supply and prices vere
shade hrmer Sales were made at IA to 81 81 gross
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Steamships.

<&fTA GALWAY LINE OF STEAMERS.
GET ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMVAvI.
,,r,,- ,>,,, 49, CATION COMPANY
NE" 4ND pWEKFUI. PADDLE-WHEEI. STEAMER
PRIRCE A ALBERT,
,r.r, $500 tens burthen,
illeave New York on TU DAY March 26tb colIr ot
S Johns Newfoundland, to land mails and passengers
rms steamer has been constructed with the greatest
a. egarus saiety and comfort combined with propelling
over ana Is quilt with waer-tight compartments She
conhdenty expected to surpass in sized and ronpb
elegance and convenience '' ~ 10 ICY I'S WIN
An experienced Surgeon is attached to the ship
>, RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin, $50 ' ~''' ~ Oa"'t'' 500 III
10 any :%Tn in Irelsnd Railway Liverpool or Glas
10 k l. m LIST Cabin $40 I'd Cabin $50 81 Cabin $3.50
10 81 johns, N f., Isl Cabin s35, Sd Cabin SIS
IN RETURN FARES
~ New York, Boston st Johns N F.
from galway, LIST Cabin slO I'd Cabin sS5 Sd Cabin cal IN
paiSi. u 30 30
u peIsst, Londonderry, Waterford Liverpool . IS 90
London. a. IN
tut passage trelsht or other particulars, apply
HOWl.AND K ASPiNWAL LII, Agents
"a and SIS South street, New York
Or to JOHN Q. A. HERRING
,,o.. Adams d Co., l64 Baltimore street,
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|. 1st......s1o,48O,848 sl5,5o8, $50 500
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

81.
FLOuR-There was some inquiry for Flour TO-DAY hut
the only transaction we heard of Change was 200 bb
Howard Street Extra at S562H. There was nothing
done i'll either Howard Street or Ohio Super az boId
were generally asking S512% while BUYERS were only
oerng 50 per DBL and the market closed with this diff
terence between the views of buyers and sellers Ctv
Mills Super is held at SIS per bbl but there were no bnv
ers in market at this figure. Extra Flour is dull and
heavy nut we continue our quotations as follows viz
at So 62&9S575 for Ohio, 1913 for Howard street s6
20 ior regular r shipping, and s7a75O per Dbl for
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is still SELLING to tba
trade at the following rates. viz: ss75 for WeIch,s IS
or te pest brands OF Baltimore ground and s625a65
for Ohio and Howard Street.
- RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-We continue to quote
Rye Flour at IS s74G4, and Corn Meal So for Bat
mole and 3l2H per Dbl. for Braudywine bnt we bear
of no sales of either of these articles
GRAlN.-The receipts of Grain at the Corn Exchange
10 DAY Were ght, and footed up only 10000 bushels
Prime and choice Wheats were in good request and
prices ruled firm; but low grades of which there was
sSSo supply was dun and droopng The offerings were
oOOo mostly all of which changed hands at 123
l25 cts for fair to good reds; l26I2S cts for nrima
IoOgl4o cts for common to fair whites; 5O0i55 cts for
good do; l5sGl6o cts for prime and 1853 cts for
choice samples of do. Corn athoug Oh in good demanJ
was not quite SO firm to-day but there were yerv few
cnoce samples at the market There II 900 Bushels
offered and sales made of mixed at 5355 cts GOOD
TO prime yellow at 565S cts and fair to nrme ybi1
CTS oats were in limited request but prices were
unchanged There were sales of 600 bushels at 3132
cts for Maryland and 53934 cts for Pennsylvania Rya
was dull the only sale being 100 bushels common Mary
land al 90 cts We quote good to prime do nj ssr1o
cts and Pennsylvania at " cts per bushel '<S''
KlCE.-Ihere has been movement of consequence
fou ~ nce, put we continue to quote it ranging
from Z to ~ cts per To- for fair to prime lots
SALr-Salt is still dull. Liverpool is selling in lots
from store at o5aeo cts for Ground Alum and $50 cts
per sack Tor MarshalPs and jeffrey L Darcys fine
There is no Ashtons ine here We quote Turks Island
Salt at l5gl6 cts aoa and 1920 cts per busbe from
store Pa '"0i HUN
SEEDS.-Grass Seeds were in good request to-day ond
the market was shade rmer in tone We had re1orted
saes on Change of $50 bushels good Cloverseed at Is
anu lo1 Dushes strictly prime do. at S537 4 this latter
hgure being an advance of 64 cts per busheI Timab
was steaay and sales are making of fair to prime lots
l.35per bushel. H' a' Si'%0SA
WHlShEY.-The Whisky market was exceedinIv
ou anu heayy today, and so far We could learn no
sales were affected In the absence of transactions No
quote it nominal at IL cts for Country II Z cts to
City, and l74@l7& cts. per gallon for Ohio ~
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
l. . - CORNER OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
MI, Baltimore, Nd.
Inc most eliaDle Nautical Instrument Makers in thec
ana where the best assortment article in the Nan
tlca line can be found and positively only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner
Chronometers for sale or hire.
3s-tf SuccaSsnrs 70 :, - & ~.
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~ UICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
S9El $780, - GEORGE STEINMETZ,
MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN AND ORNANENpAJ
IRON BEDSTEADS, (Sngle and Double and Ty5sS'
Also, HAT AND UMBRELLA STANDS ''
And every description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY WIRE WORK
II Ladies Dress Figures; Mantia, Bonnet Hat Con
Hoat est and Pautaloon Stands, Woye Wire Sleeves anS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NO SO kUTAw STREET
Between Lexington and Saratoga ats east e;Ja oo,.
WIRE ARBORS, GARDEN VINE ND 1 ri G HSHFe
STAMPS made to order at The shortest notice oIS IN
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SteaMbDgts.
ARRANGEMENTS

FOR THE II L Ntp9IrHIbuAL ENTERPRISE LINE
" A4iS EASiEkN AND " ESTFRN STinpES r-,---.-
On and otto. " IRSNkTHER NOTICE '-'AIL
KENT Captain JonS kInF March Sth 1851 the Steamer
Landirne,Se every SATURDAY for CAMBRIDGE non.ou 49, q,
F S on the Ch0ptank river r1tnrDinke Dent9n and
same day 'oi Ahhapoils and West River, return
lie Haven Gcl CHE for Annapolis West River
Shermau's Pier CTins Cambridge, Hughletrs wharf
Every fRiDAY fo Py s same O.; rG4te THURSDAY
returning the same a hiCHAELS, Miles River Ferry
mh2tf "S'
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FE,s-SA.r--,e NUlIUE.
ta77-as-ssssstissa FOR THE PATUfEET 6yFFP
NE me steamer MARY WASHINGTON will resume be-
W6p e tEe PatuXent River, commencing WEDNESDAY
ar ~ ", itDruary 9th 1861. at O'clock and conp
mn as Hiis S1aX until further notice Proceeding as ar
hetSurnng will leave Hills Landing every Friday morn
1 In beheaict viii leave Benedict every Ssturdav
az CLOCK Tor Misunderstanding Mt ali The nenai
oi @ on the River, also at Fair Haven and Plum Point
fe4-tf n ,rr,,,, ,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. PACKETS
EDWARD EVERETT, Gnnhv
HELEN A. MILLER GSit
- CHARLES, PnarL
vessels are all OF superior class and iDsure Mt the
LES they sail regularly advertised and are
a ny Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
tcy 100 OF the above vessels in as will afford rest
acity to shippers For freight cabin or steerag na
Apply " JOHN HENDERSON & co,
aEO IT uvNcD, ~, . No. 81 Pratt street
w " HFNSON d Co, Agents, New Orleans will for
their address al" h"o"S cohslkneG 70
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.Sbippina,

I'D FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine AL shin
SzEsS MARY BANGS, SOmeS, master, now Iosdin+ a.
Kamseys wharf for the above port, having most OF bsr
cargo engaged viii meet with quick despatch For hsan
Of freight apply to Captain On board, or '1
mhlttf Com mercial Rn ildinn - -.
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IL OLD DOMINION STEAMED

IS cOmParahyely new, and was bulls by rrrc nts r L-
anu baltimore, interested in the trade and by
eGaBS anu farmers residing tie counties b9rdrrin
6 rl,e or The eA press purpose of keeping
ward d steamer f on the route During the winter tie or
.fcSlon Tor Horses and other live stock tarria~s If az
can pg taken on board and carried under deck wi(hou
49, W tLe Wieels Her stateroom ara berth gccomrI
s H@3ns re large and commodious and her carscitv "a
no en- neri las passenger and freight bt i fs,
ny nj SSuperlor on the waters of the Chesapeake ~ "
lnrouEn freight received in Baltimore and cyrrss -,
by X J; CAPRON CO., BowIys wharf gu" '''"IEeS %
~ Freight received on board Of the Siaan,er y;4
a2 NJ ihuISdays and on Fridays up to O'clock p n
For further information and Blank Rscent ~ e..
ny the Company, apply on board, or to - '@ Use
j. CAPRON x co, Age.s
IT or ,,,,r-rr No. 81 Rowiy's wharf Baimnra
f. SLAUGHTER, President Frederick sbrra' Va NJ;
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4 GOOD ONE.~-Some time ago there
was trial for trespass in cutting wood
from a neighbours premises without au-
thority. One Of the plaintiffs witness
Ses was u plain old farmer, whose tes-
tilnony went clearly and directly to
prove the charge. The defendants
counsel, clustering man Of brass,
thought to weaken the force Of his ey-
ldence by proving idiocy to be a trait
OF his family. He therefore interroga-
ted him as follows: "You have son
who is an idiot, have younot?" eyes
sir" 'Does he know anything 2"-
Very little" How much does he
know ?" "Well, almost nothing; not
much more than you do" The witness
was allowed to retire without further
questioning, amidst the most uproarous
screams Of laughter
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By the use of these Pills the pcriodi.. a.
tacks of NIcroatS or .Sich, HcddocEe NAV be n,o
vented; aud if taken at the commencement of
an attack immediate relief from pain aud sick
ness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Mans n and
Headache to which females are so subject
They act gently upon the bowels uov-
ing CoStirucSS.
For Literary -liea, Stade3ts, Delicate Fculles,
and all persons OF seHenta5y habits, theya e,sl-
liable as Lcratirc, improving the appi ;, Civ
Ing tone and rjgor to the digestive orga' : and
restoring the natural elasticity and strr 9Th
the whole system.
Ihe CEPHALIC PILLS arc the L, lit Of
long investigation and carefully cond, .cI ey-
periments, having been in use many y,rs. d..
ring which time they have prevented ud =.
leved vast amount Of pain and SUITE }. fro II
Headache, whether originating in t., r,s a.
system or from deranged state of the y ,ncts.
They are entirely vegetable in thei, con, "
sition, and may be taken at all times wih pr
feet safety without making any chang. n Ii i,
and the absence Of day djsqgTecaUe tavs ,n.,o, rs
1t easy to administer them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT S
The genuine have five signatures OF ntuvC
Spalding on each box
Sold by Druggists and all other nca,,ls Il,
Medicines.
Box viii be sent by mail, prep il, ~ re-
ceipt Of the
Price 25 Gents.
All orders should be addressed t,
HENRY C, SPALrlNt1,
Ally IS Cedar Street, New lr.'k.
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bravely, day after day, never stunning
observation, driving the widows COW
and wearing bis thick boots, contented
in the thought that he was doing right );
caring not for all jeers and sneers that
could be uttered. lie never undertook
to explain why he drove COW, for he
was not inclined to make vaunt of
bis charitable motives, and further
more in his heart he had no sympathy
with the fuse pride that could look
down with ridicule on 03ey useful en-
IpJoyment 1t was by mere accident
that his course of kindness and self-de-
NAL was yesterday discovered by his
teacher.
"And now ladies and gentlemen,
appeal to you, was there not truo hero
ism i'll the boys conduct? Nay, Mas
ter Hartley, do not hide out of sight
behind the black board! You are not
afraid Of ridicule, you must not be afraid
Of praise. Come forth, come forth,
Master Edward James Hartley, and
let Us see your honest FACET
As Hartley, with blushing cheeks,
made his appearance, what round Of
applause, in which the whole company
joined, spoke the general appreciation
OF his conduct! The ladies stood up
on benches and waved their handber-
/ chiefs. The old men wiped the gath
ering moisture from the corners Of their
eyes and clapped their hands Those
clumsy boots OH Hartloy'5 feet seemed
u proudcr ornament than q crown
wonld have been on his head The
medal was bestowed on him amid gen
eraI acclamati0n.
Let me tell You good thing ofJem-
son before ! conclude. He was heartily
ashamed Of his iIl-naturcd railery, and
after We were dismissed, he went with
tears Of manly self-rebuke in his ewes,
and rendered his hand to Hartley, max
ing a handsome apology for his iIl-man-
ners. ''lhink no more Of it, old ftI-
/ low" said Hartley, 'let us all go and
have ramble in the woods before we
break up for vacation" The boys, one
and all, followed Jemson's example,
and then we set forth with huzzas into
the woods. What a happy day it
WaAt
Boys and girls, never dispise anoth-
or who may be more plainly clad than
yourselves. There is many d noble
heart under q well-patched garment
Whenever YOU are tempted to look
scorniully upon one in poor or plain
dress, think Of Edward James Hart
ley, the BRAVE BOY, and his GOLD MED
! AL.