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so Elegant Rosewood Pianos. each $500 to 700
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) Coop DrlDg HAYS NO sABBArH.-No

man, with bare bead, stood IN an eating
house, surrounded BY 4 crowd Of people
The landlord held the mans hat and cane
and an impudenE waiter stood between the
guest aud tho door. The confusion Of The
old man was Undesirable. he seemed t
be for the irst time in bis life in such {
scrape--said nothing. looked down on The
ground, and with difficulty restrained biz
tears, while all around Knocked and jeered
him. Just thena poorly-dressed Israelite,
with loug white beard, entered, and in.
quired what it all meant, and with au ex.
preston Of almost feminine curiosity. He
was told that the man had eaten and drank,
and now that be must pay, he searched bis
pockets in vain for money.
i"Well' said the Tsraelite, II see the
old man for the first time, but 1'llbe bound
that he did not come here to cheat. And,
landlord. suppose he had no money to for
get, couldn't you for once give poor man
something to eat, for Gods sake2 How
much does he owe anyhow" ~
The debt was eight silver groschen, and
the Israelite, paying this, took the poor
old man BY the hand and led him to the
door. Those present did not seem to en-
joy the reproof which their brutality had
received, and one insolent fellow cried out:
%Hey, Jew, what haveyou donef This
is the Sabbath. and you have touched mo-
neyl" (This 'isforbiddeu to the Israelite.)
Just now forgot ! was . Jew, just as
youforgot yOu we're a christian, But you
may rest easy on my account; / understand
my commandment, which says: "Remem-
Der the Sabbath day to keep it holy. -
Just get some school-master to explain it
to you, and if be is reasonable man be
willagree with me, Good deeds have no
Sabbath" And with these words The good
man left the room. 9saaa,sr5f
-. ----
MAKE TnEM Ta1NK.-such was the
answer 4 Young friend gave me when I
asked him to be q christian. ~
~ don't think much about Il: not any.
more than 1 can help"
but do you think, sometimes?" said.
eyes when Won or some one else makes
me;but:' / put L out Of mind as soon o as 1
can
have thought Of those words olten.--
n an, ,s.bhstb ssboal classes 4b;nR ~,
,sst. mann ,h;nE oft.. iTl.;S.saosnlvI nv
n ,,,,;5 v6rds Il Tin Glass sach ~ will
a;n.h a. oonsc;snoe bv !. living sn.restv
s,her ,ss.see tbem alane bv 4 note Of
o.,,o,, ;n,;,..;on II. No m i. tbem tb;nl
of,bs.s tb;n1.s and a. : think tb,. tbev
o.r I. : m. t6em ant If mind Tai ns fol.
Inv II ,bs.e bv onr f.rvent imnortnna.e
n.a,or. and ,bsn The saed v;ll hear fruit
The words will be remembered, however
,,1,t the afr. 10 mt them ont 81 mind.
nonr olossos on,v ,hint of these tbings
,,han ~. nalo .bag Il, ~, agort.- boo nn
ce.sins - in season m and On. # SEASON.
Thu ssc,e. of thar Indifference "a tbev d.
M. tbint Ono ~ ala said
when .honsb. ~ nv nav .nrnoa
mo fso. n Inv ,sstimonies :
Nav end 5eln no n mako onr rrr;l.
tb;ns I. f
A orr,rtoS. Which will Won do.
oAAAAS eA0 AAAoAS NbaSAo hoRHyt VI w SA0S
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These Pills arc the most delightfully."- pleas
ant purgatiye, supersedipg castor oil, salts,
magnesia. etc. There IS nothing more accept.
abls to the stomach. They are composed Of
lie finest ingredients. After few days use Of
them, such an IMMIGRATION Of the entire system
takes place as TO appear miraculous 70 the
weak and enervated. whether Arising from i'm.
prudence or disease. Il. n. Helmbold's Com.
pound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pills are
not sugar coated from the fact that sugar::coat-
stomach without dissolving, consequently do
Mi produce Inc desired effect. THE -cATAW-
BA GRAPE PILLS, beng pleasant III taste
and odor, do not necessitate their being sugar.
coated. PRIZE FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
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ID

kflce one opllAt PSF oOstse'l n1 aA
Full and explicit directions accompany the
medicines. Ia
Evidence Of the most responsible and reila
BILE character furnished on application, WIN
hundreds Of thousands Of living witnesses, and
and upward Of 81, 900 unsolicited certificates
and rectHmendatory letters, many 81 which
are from the highest sources, including enli
nent P6ysiciansl olergymen, Statesmen ETC.,
The proprietor has never resorted % their pub
LEGATION in the newspapers; he does not do this
from the fact that his articles rank q Standard
Preparations and do not need to be cropped
up BY certificates. III .GgtIt3
Henry 4. HelmbOld's Gen.
uine preparations.
Delivered to any address, Secure from OBJ.
serVation. -,
Established upward Of twenay years. Sold
BY Druggi Is everywhere. Address letters for
Information, in confidence TO Henry i. Heinz
bold, Druggist and Chemist. i3E adE
Only Depots:, 81 T.. HELMBoLD'S Drug
and chemical Warehouse, No. 594 Broadway |,
New YORK, or To II. . HELMBOLD'S Medical
Depot, l0i south Tenth Street Philadelphia,
BEWARE OF ooUNTERFEITso Ask Tor
HENRY 4. HELMBOLD'S! Take no otler.
February l6. ~
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il. q. Helnab DIS
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAWBA sta !.
GRAPE PILLS !.
Component Parts-Fluid Extract Rhobarb
and Fluid Extract Catawba Grape
~ 10 9 Intca. bro fsa Pa.

For Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Bilious Az.
fcctions, Sick or Nervous Headache. Cos
tiveness. etc. Purely Vegetable. Contain
ing no Mercury, Minerals or Delstsricps
Drugs.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
"A from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects Of youthful indiscreton
will, for the sake Of suffering humanity, send
free TO all who need Il, the recipe aud direction
for making the simple remedy by which he
advertisers experience can do SO by address,
ing, in perfect confidence, ,-, .i
JOHN B. OGDEN,
nov lo-ly % Cedar Street, New York.
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4 Ii kinds of Magistrate D tanks on han
eNsnd for sale ~ TIL OFFICE
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pariila, and Catawba Grape Pillp, in such dis.
eases Us recommended cal not be surpassed
Price one dollar per bOltie. i!4 ID sar
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Love your neighbOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10

heavy a. were also the bonds. Investment securities
were quiet but generally steady, though Delaware Lack
awanna and Western fell on to 1O2--t per cent Chicago
and Alton firm at III; Fort Wayne ut %; Morris and
Essex 80; Hannibal ana st. Joseph &C. and Marietta and
Cincinnati First Preferred at 49, In miscellaneous
shares, Pacific Mail heavy and lower While Western
Union steady until late in the day. when IL broke
down TO 49,. The speculation in Quicksilver quite
active and the price pushed up l1 There is con
siderable talk IN the street today about tie operations
Of tho Philadelphia orger, Racket whose spcculaions
appear 10 have nett ed him profit, particularly his pur-
chases OF Rcddng. We hear that balances standing 20
his credit with his brokers have been attached With It's
customary generosity, the stock Exchange lave voted
5000 to The French relief fund. The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices Of active stocks to
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SECOND BOARD, I p. v.
So,,s Of sgt BoaIs-Eaiiroai B0p'iI'F and ho'''-'i'
THURSDAY, Feb. 9-P. d.

"a
Inc recent huctud'ioHo al S'iu -" - ,5o
fresh inquiries IN regard TO TIE pioh'U'e lu'u' w.
markets and the discussions from day TO 0'y 'n''7
practical business men and shrtWd speeual'A i'
haps OF sufficient public interest 10 Justify '"e 'C
saton and expression; ard IL may Do We" ''''"
the opinions OF experts ID 'A'lr l'i''u' az ~,
he known 70 ana careluly '"H''"'l0u '' -. IN,
tyes OF the people WHO nave SS' ~ 20, - .t..,s
session a. Washington ''-.'u "' - " '.,.,,,,
asVc meet them Satishc' Is ''.' a ,'''J.,''s f,
think but little upon tlc S"src' 'oI ,., en-
generally content to express lH' n',H1' -, +to
majority OF cases. '-o t"'t VIZ tIot a. ,,f,
spring ana 7uli'r vi, IL oi rho csc NAV
~ b,t tlc real thinking about tic mat
49, 49, h, Tow willie fine result of that Thought
T. ,,.,,,,.s.J bv me MANY Coming 10 these fountain
- g. +,.oli,, FOR sou,c>, which, Ike those oi tie
,. $780,, tt -, trlce # f.. found that the r.os
,-' - IN tho ,,a,lot ,.slup Of gold base ihe,r
,.I,.,,s G,s+ nron a considerable decrease in Ike
I, ~, o,, ,,arcI ,lj.a esu.rts during the year end
ii.f tl next cotton CROP since they calculate, with
60. ,,,i,rity That the aggregate export o; co-tcE,
,,. ir q, tle Fiauco-Ge,i1au war, can scarcely De
nvuecfei TO exceed in bales lt OF the previous year.
,t a., ,oonc,. amount realized upon that export, in
,,.e,apce of the large CIOu hardly reach iHa' 90
the last wear by at least cents pr pound Upon tA''
calculations assuming the cxros of 5000 to have been
in round numbers 24OJOJJ bales, the difference at " al
lowunge Of 400 pounds the average weight W'"' ''
So ner bale or In the aggregate S.040OoO some r-tl
mates carry the amount higher; but this' AZ the ''''
malke. has developed thus far seems to rest uloh 'h
soundcs. basis Il l. claimed a-o Boy The same Ga o..
r.l.orers tnat in Conso queA,c VI the European Wal"
which has already given pglpaDc check TO the iea a.
Government and railway bouts, must undergo :; oiu-
uao4 OF coin resources for eAp'tt 10 me eA'en. oil
least U3it0CO0as compared with lat year, while 81 "
aU ed mat our interest account 10 be settled abroad '
coin increased 20 the extent Of at leart $1,000 %
Summing MP these estimated rt'ai'' SHOWS 'te '''
rather startling dcielencits iYr tue H'"i '.'[
ins say Oct. J. l5l VIZ; oo'oh ct"P' ''''-
10000; Government ana railway Ooi'u'' t".t
0s9u0; increased interest, .-1eoJyo-maAllr l'l
of SGD 10000 or in round numbers, Sle0G"G0 I'o'e
axe tr main arguments upon The side Of niger pee
or gold Upou the other hand, 70 is predicted ll" o"i
exports OF breads,uhs viii he much larger, ana ''
SECRETARY Boutwell, Will "a sa portion, If not all ,i .
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THE MARKETS.
Icsrtunr Rcrsrtsa for Tmn rnlsrss.I

fCsufuly Reported for IHE rHiErssl "A a 10,
ASBS-Recepts q pkgs; Pots moderately az a 0es '
sical, Al Sc TjJ - ress ietasin tu Al 90 go ~ %
CuPFEg-re demand Brals hshi sad Che krI hoss %
ureuar change 10 Jsys soS II sale. n lnes ."
ne, carrcut IVES nia syls qrist An han . nm nov s's ~
or, freely; sales q Rio Mateaess st 10 .e
A. Banoe $40 has Ro T- Ascf, and 900 bas '' " -'' ~
o priva terms -. IN, a
with fslns OF in receipts At ihr port va 'o ~, ~,
total ie ar, ~ tf sold last aud 70 ar
Iiyel Including 25Ti exporters So 10 snr' ~ 70
and 90 in transit futures have so been que' Ia PSos s mn
change oaeus large ana the 81 the uafte we ~"
months s last ev,ans SO bales oI ebuat
March At IL Sdla lllte., lOl Apn, lAd.e ani V may :"
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BANKING AND FlNANCIAL.

In connection with the house OF
JAY CooKT, MCCUHoCH 4 Co.,
No. Il Lombard-st., London,
we purchase and sell
STERLING EXCHANGE,
issue
COMMERCIAL. CREDITS AND CIRCULAR LETT RS FOR
TRAVELLERS,
available in all parts Of the world
EXECUTE ORDERS IL SECURITIES;
make
CABLE TRANSFERS OF Monty,
and transact any business pertaining to an American
Banking House in London.
We receive deposits of coin and currency. allow
ing interest and checks upon us are paid through the
Cira,ing. Honse. JAY CGoKe n Co.
One of the Best Investments in the Aaikei.-St'.
Louis and South Eastern First Mortgage Convertible
Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished road
running to ST. Louis aud doing profitable business
Price o.! and interest. Inquire for particulars OF
Gro. OrDYKE d Co, No. -5'Nassau-st'
NJ K. JEsUP K Co.. No. Il Pino-st.,
and at the ONCE of the Company, 81 Li5erty-st -
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Speculation has been sprticss a the stock Exchange
TODAY and the volume OF business has been moderate
though the intense duness OF the market partially
relieved IN the afternoon by trifing show of hnne-s
which developed itself mainly IN Lake shore and Ohio
and Mississippi. which seem for moment TO have at
tiaccd The bu element OF the street The Lake Shore
party II said, took large amount OF stock from
wealthy operator in the street calls surprising him
be short; whereas IL appears that the crafty old vet
eran Of hundreds Of such Ia les had tie certificates on
hand aud thus made sale OF his stocks ut prices quito
SAITH factory To himself The buyers are now. a. mat
ter 81 course, Interested In obtaining higher prizes The
Ohio aud Mississippi speculation Is partly based uron
large purchases made by prominent Baltlmorean ad
supposed DE In the interest OF the Baltimore and Ohm
Railroad Company which Company, az heretofore stated
contemplate making in this way, Via the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railway, direct through route
from Baltimore 10 81. Louis. Upon this basis
party has been manipulating the sock
here; bat IL may be doubted IL the buyers
Int, nj 10 hold for the oonsummaon OF tie Baltimore
scheme. Later in the day NewYork Central Certificates
we're nrn'er selling ut 9Ct Washington rnmors o. the
effect that the Treasury would not hold the Company for
the upon the scrip dividend Pacific stock vas
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A REPORT has been circulated that Miss
ready to receive number Of pupils for br Second Term at
4 NTuON GRAMMAR SCHOOL. .,u..,, .r
u FFil-Ayi- cQRSER OF INE r.. GY-S 81
4 HOME SCHOOL for ten ten boys at Sharon
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A new Weekly Journal edited by
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