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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other Ship Nsies see Month PaGeI
ApkTNEp

ARRIVED
Ashland Doughty Charleston May with mdse
aud pass. 10 W. II. Clyde r TO
shin Iremeriche (Ger) Tfirdes 90 IN al
last t6 Thro Ruger Anchored IA GTayesend Bay Tor
BarE Abigail (Of Yarmouth y. 81 Raymond, Livcrf II
March 30 with mdse. " order vessel % James y. hWti
co.
Bg Francisco span Raselo MatanIss 10 days IN ballast
10 j. de Rivera & Co.
BARK Amor Ial Mazzucato Dover Eng, IS days IN bal
last u J. O. Seager & Co.
MEMORANDUM
Bark Sbal tNOr.l Hamersld from Havre, which arrived
NAV anchored sandy HOOK towod 10 the city
this evening. - ,
SAVANNAH, May llCleared. bark John L. hasbrouek, for
Philadelphia ,
Liverpool seeking.
GALVESTON. May ll-Arriyed, schrs. Johanna Doughty
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDov, May 1.-The weather to-day is wet,
focY, and raa, ming There was thunder storm yes
terday on the welsh coast.
HALIFAX, n. s., May 1.-THE schooner Cod
seeker which c3pa.led oil Cape sable on Wednesday,
was fitted out hoTc FOR fishing voyage. The crew were
ell drowned except che captain aud tTO mon
MONTREAL, May ia number of freight
standing the Danylc station On the Grand Ifunk
abroad ta-aay started oil and ut0 collision t
approaching freight train. TNclv" carr, the mo- Vi
hCh were empty Ncio burned. drove was sc'tiei!
EC.lued, and a brakeman slightly injured
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u,uv SHOULDN'T OUR MERCHANTS OWN THE
VIM CANAI.Sl
From me rochester ~ ~ Union


,f - 10 a GOOD investment for the mer-
Int ~ the metropolis 10 IOru stock company WIN
go MEM caital % Guild aud operate steam neet upon
go, canals would IL not be an equally gooI ln'os,invn
t ,La, ~ increase the capital TO suIhcleht alouut
49, NE canals themselves Keep tltm IL lepaii an
lila n fbey ucasOl As source OF income " ' t
grasry of the state even 70 paw the COAST op
~ m f1o state. As burden OF taxation 20 sic pcVP
~, y,rcn1pt OF maintenance aud repair the peGPIe VIZ
IA Ge lad for the asking ny those directly Ih'eIse 20
fhrr navigation and commerce II they 10 pI i7aH
80 9ifsl and brains 30 manage ihom ana Inuon
., ~ - ~ a5aust oss or damage on their account
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PAINFUL LOT OF IRREvERENCE.
Prom The CINCINNATI C0D'H'e'e''' d.,

IT0r TIC l1nolf.ldu D0""'''v'"i ii lnon;eh
"Mr. Caleb Gushing has won an olu 2Patnt,on
a,,, sevcrn wears ago placed IN the hands ol JUICE
I0us Dent tor prosecution, and AFTER MS u.atu 1870 ~
by Mr Cushing act OF friendship 70 @ W sGare
~ d grond II s. Dent receives S5O,OOO rs het ehdlo'
HiNew-York Tribune Judge Don't We recoliSot vac %
,,,rV great lawyer. The fact that his DfOlheII
~ 9rant stood in his way should not be cOnnted toY
GNayiy against him. Cushing once APPOINTED C ,
II,,ng ~ tbe supreme Court We thought he was MIN
@ ~ Snaio bui IL seems mat no claim agent
NJ Denis $4,000 should do her great dea Vi sTou
We suppose the whole transaction was extremely ies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
HISTORY OF A CHURCH.

The Rev. DR.. Vermilye is to deliver an adj
dress at the afternoon service OF the Fith Avenue Tres
bytarian Church (thc Rev Dr. HalsJ, next sunday on
the carly bistory OF the congregation, when it was
lu.own IA Cedar Street Church. Such "reminiscences
Must possess great interest to those VINO ohy huom
modern NowNOrk. The day Is the secOuu ahni'ois'i'
OF the opening OF the church building.
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FROM AsPINwALL-Lg sisr,aaa'e toioH NAY liEMrs
Admiral Rodgers daughter. Miss Carrie Downs Admiral
Probcs ana daughter apt amt hr Phelps Dr. PIN scott
and daughter Mrs. o. H. wallace and daughter Mo l. IT,
Parker r. ". Barton and dauehtrs. Mrs c G. Wll,'
Mn l. ID. CarrOleTs Mics Carrie =. Ieao. MIS- G. Ntlii
Dr. and Mrs. J. " Moore. g. e. Nichols aud daus ~ Me, d.
Sherwood Mrs Sharpess Miss Ada Johnson. Nj dnI MIS-
Roam and three children MIS-. E. Kelly MIS-. AlbrehI
Nr AMI Mrs. j. Sau!ier Miss Ada Farnswortu, Mss
Lena Harrison. Mrs. Tennis and iluThtrr, Ms y o.
putnam Mrs. Ross. Mrs liuin and daughter hI' John
IUiugw1od and daughter Mrs McklslI MI and Mrs ~:
Nelson and children. Miss C. Miller Mss T. Mcneil MI ana
Nrs j. Navarro, y. y. SanmOns stephen IIau,nel, o.
louis schesingcr J. ). Trunhle; Frg 'enie j. O. MAJ
ouarat Jas l.. Wilson, NJ. Buckley, G. A. blhsiytt - r.
Durlos NJ Merryman. +. L. Harrison, David Lorng W A.
Todd G. H. stevens, ohm Burke. T. G. DuyburaN =" j. Gen
u-i David Linda j. c. Tama, 1hO- Chaudth carlos iftdd
Albert arko Julio Fifas CayccaD Canesa and TREND j. NJ
eisvo pDuuario Pllnez salvador Dlis. r. T. Clayton, \.
Ce'ega 5 h. Low Il. Hastings j. Catanue A. James. j. H.
ward. C. D. Morse NJ. Dpun0ly, Frlp0 Molina ana son,
WIN tolsty \. Masus, Peter Rensnd' John Mcneil john
WiILtu. g. " HendrcksOn VIM. MeAt, j. simpson, Frank
Carr1rher j. Cunningham, Geo Holder. VIM lnpin Burt
Iialbruuu Jos Moore, Mary Gibbons, T. Burr
Pat Shenan sweerey @: varan, Henry Jorze: NJ Nc
Carrie " H. bud Zen, VIM DOwney. Gus Victor a. Nute,
las Fisher L. Ehlenker p. Connor J. Mcdonnell W. H.
KINNEY b. Townsend K b. Klein. Malachi Hart FRANCIS Du
isur ana child Henry Br0nnman, G. G. GuataIesOu, j. H.
Moore Geo Lawson, 1hos Bren, A. Ferguson Geo Bell
1os Collins NOceTnO. Geo Kingsley Peter Cooper, Geo.
Jordan, Geo. I. Baker, Richard Duncan John White
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rRrNK LINE oFFIcIAIs IN CONFERENCE.

Representatives of the trunk lines-Thomas
A. Scott Of tie Pennsylvania, Cornelius Vanderbilt r,
OF the SewYOTk Central John W. Garrett OF the Bait
more and OHIO and H. j. Jowett receiver OF the Erie
Railyay-continued their conference tho Biryoou
House yesterday. No information regarding The matters
under consideration could be obtained from hosa pres
emit but 1t was stated by hom that they NJ
rived al settlement of the questions before Them the
public would be informed Of II through tbs newspapers
1t 10 understood that the question Of pooling the earnings
Of the trunk lines is now under consideration. by THIS
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mo- the Arl-lnying Pnblic ol Ncgy.Yor. haye now on

exhibition treasures OF ART which emil
nave pronounced superior 10 any collection
Ola ia THIS county Tao paintings arc;
1iuurrO valued - ,OO1, Jacno torse Oh B'rspEunne,
$4,000; element NaJO.a, 20, %: an An0n0 PeTeia,
900 and Antonio rcHp sa fSOD TINS collection VII
remain GIbbOnss Art Gallery 30 Fitlay' Second hor
llyaiOa.tf II bcangs 10 ths Christian Brothers
College Munris Tenn ant VIII be- sold To cancel the heavy
debt nug REMEMBERING h't Institution Brother NAUAEIAN
President Christian Brothers college Memphis, Tenn
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THE PILGRIMS AT ROME.

ROME. Friday, May IL, 1871
The Pope received to-day the pilgrims from
Canada and the pilgrims from Rhode Island, headed by
the Bishop Of sherbrooke aud VicarGenerl Bousquo'
The bishop delivered address, and the Pope replied
The pilgrims presented considerable sums OF money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
BURGLAR IYNcnED IN LOUISIANA.

NEw-ORLEANs, May ia dispatch from
Providence, Carol Parish, to Cen W. /. AcdiIlah'
says: Last evening We captured burglar VINO mas
been breaking into houses and brought him to Town ana
turned HIM over to the authorities, ana he was pun u
crowd OF disguised men,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
THE INTERNATIONAL CODE CONFERENCE.

The next annual conference of the ASsocla-
ton for the Reform and Coddcaton Of the Law OF Ma
tons will be held Antwerp, Aug D. 1871 steau OF
Aug 81 as heretofore announced. The authorizes Gi
the citY aud = pjiOn committee composer nl plun
nent Brgians will receive the Assocatlon Delegates
are xpccted from all parts OF Europe ana Amellcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
MARRIED..
UVNT-GIBSON-At

HUNT-GIBSON-At ST. Georges Church, Utiv.- y. -,
TUESDAY evening, May $, by the Rev Or william L. Co.
son. Lotion Hunt Grace Katharine, second daughter -
Tie officiating Ger yTman
LhEXA-lIAHMON Don Thursday. the 10th inst at g..
Tbunas's Church. the Rev. J. PuAney Hammond, d.
uucle of rne bIde assisted by the John n Gall RE-
D. D.. and thc Row. william MOI gam ID. D. the Naluns-
Manifold Lana OF Palermo ltalj,
Clara isDcL gutter Of Dr. William Hammond Of this
city.
VINO. -BLANCHARD-On Thursday. May 10, 1877, at
81 Matthew'S Church. Jersey City. by the Rev Il. NJ AJer.
croubit, Jp,ph COiingbOurnc Vincent 90 Charlotte.
eldest Gaug ,er Of sidney II. blanchard. summit ~ J.
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Tile CHESTER RACES.

LOHDOS Friday, May H. 1877
This was the fourth day of the Chester
nee ing. The race for the Great Cheshire Stak'S
brought ont field Of nine horses, and was won ny
Crf Stirl,rps plutos with UemlurI second, aud Wal
fur third The betting the course before me rae
was 3 10 against PlHton, 20 10 L against helnIocA
and Z to | AGAINST Warrior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

mtiee-rO0m over to Mr. KrssOn, and SAID; - qmti
draw p in haste the best yon eau grouping ALL aud let
report and 90 home" kassOn, am assured, hauo
the draft I'm short tIme which adopted ami 0iteh
since Mr. Greeley has said IL was swift work very clear
end adrOitly done. In any event, there wds harmony
Cheers By Western men aud tears by the Seward men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

.Nrcht decided his vOcation-he became an archRolo
ri The only memory don't Ike says layard gayly'
- that was once exchanged for dog. Ny only con-
iacn is i'm the fact that ScOngui Greyhound rs con-
asred by Mussulmans as especially noble animal"
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MIDNIGHT WEATHBR REPORT


NAsHISGTOS, ID. G., May l2-l a. m.
For New England, TI3ing barometer slight
ri,. i'm temperature, variable winds, mostly nom vest
ava! 5oush. ana clear parCly cloudy weath.E
For the lower lake region ana MdIie Atlantic 7titts
uiu. followed by ;auouaTy CT falling bltOm'ter partly
cloud, weather, 0uai JrrHS 81 ilHt ram aiih t
rc I'D ten lrraiiia winds variable, but shifting 10
northeast aud southeast
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CONNECTION IN SPAIN.

LONDON, FridaY, Nay IT, Io'''
A Renter dispatch from Biboa says: " Inc
Government. apprehendIng rising in the Low EhcaI,
taciones district, has ordered military occupation oil ana
domiciiary visits in search Of arms In the suspected 10
calitIes Iatent agitation EXISTS throughout Blscay
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plan IL is hoped to all difficulties rs to the main
teuanee Of established rates. IL being conceded by the
members OF the that all past enforce
fixed freight rates between the East and West have boon
abOTtiye.
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GOVERNMENT AucrIoNEERs.

The United States Marshal has appointed ~
Il Barker & Coz the wc-kDowu euctionees OF Liberty
st. as Government Auctonees for tho Marshals sales
IL Is a good appointment.
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eps,la! N0ntss.
Bangs & Co., CSC Broadway,

Bangs & Co., CSC Broadway.
viii sell at auction
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,. May 10 aud 10.
commencing pm
EXTENSIVE coNsrGNMENTs Uireet from PUBLISH.
Frs and IMPoRTERs) OF ENGLISH ana AMERICAN
BOOKS, STATIONERY. BLANK BOOKS. SC. collector.
will here have an opportunity Of purchasing many sew and
DESIRABLE standard Books
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
COINS. MEDALS 70
MONDAY. May p, and following days.
LIBRARY OF CHOICE hooks
Keep sells the best and cheapest SHIRTS 80 World.
six SIX for Y 75c G25 Br6adwsy ''''' ~
Peter a; Hepburn Of the Deayan noa.c, ,2nr luton:
aud E9ESING.
Pateots, rrndcpiarss. &C..
&EfHUR ~ '. 'REiEsESs "a sS'T5 AGEStE'
10 Broadway, Ser ora
Best references send Tor book - instruction
sncramrrial Wuc.
v srEE 5dg r2 5Rl rc o P9s
s srs sfS 81 ay" ana cset oa 'f st aH 10
period Much se Tor evening paret anl by u..l ssiey
room. q Wsrrcusi.
Poi-Vmce soucert, lore,rn mails i.r tho wees cnd1T
WEDNT-DhY 20 n a r ioi Eulorc y. ,tc.nsbip styila
ys Queenstown CORE. :er lu,. q 51 by
cas- si-"r must b" 6.,,llg aet-ssuu are 10 ia 4. ma,
5si,t ' g -,, ".,'' Cih-A va Ha'rei On
lapd. VIA ,ymo.th Oa,sao1rr aud lilusur,. on strUR
A ~ O rs 10y @ %, ',' , 2dsr wa
and te TO- be io"aard by steamer must specially
a"trrestu 4lh ht IL .l s,Jtu fIG @tlfh e. Ireland
b sts -s.iy Aaiia, = ao,o G,ssroV and p pl
steama4Ips sc}th@ aud ni.uc DOH axe ais ;or Don
Via ncllrlaa aSa 81 Ioia, g lave NeTYos n.y ia
ihe mails 3r hyu and hnea.,n i' wili leave New YORK
cisco May 10 Tao mails Toy Austrana etc. vail leave sax
Now.York, May :. 1871 til JAMES. Post.na,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

SCorcH SAYING.-A door plat WI mons
mann ON >, wary good tmg. but dinner plaat WI a
mo dinner on = better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

The Ru.-nn VapOr Baths, No % Fast Fourthst, cr~s
COiDs IHFrMNlM by the pleasant process Of
and prolonged They prevent their recurrence "
serving the normal properties Oi the skin
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rrir A-an a.oG-ti-A yE1s!ion M tai' E o. 'sA.
n isrsr. the w e-iar ~ g. e. '.3a % H7 '
.!-i.g 2sl'At4sla'
tus mercury during ti3's i'1-'.
TrrEtHG OFFICE May L. 1 a. ma continuous rise OF
air pressure look place yesterday tai close o midnight
L..rc was - slight Improvement 80 temperature Inc
moisture OF tire or j, sill somewhat in excess
For ni. city and vicinity partial coudn'-s' GRADUALLY
;,,reo..r- may u, expected tD-ay. with sgm"v hat
more warmth Tomorrow Is likely 10 be Threatening
md. nj Iea.t IN nart. raui
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THO riclr.secona Anni,er.ar. Of The American Trnc,

S0,ict, nl coanrIorat'd ~ The church of iey Or
Tucker NadisOn.lvt ana Iweuy fOurthst sabbath, Nay
Il. ~ .iJ Hon william SuonG Justice OF the United
COurt VIII preside Al re.ses may De ox
rect irgn Mrsrs. Brya1 III. D. 81 NewlOrk, W y.
McVichar Of Philadelphia L. Philips. NJ D. Of Inala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

Al Notice, Of Marriages must be Endorsed 0a faH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-14

other direction when am 10 be Ia boat
on the sea. A large crowd Of persons got
on board side-Wheel boat bound Tor
Glasgow. The winds blew hurricanes,
the waves dashed ieariully, and In an
hours time three. iourths Of the passen.
gers were desperately Clinging 10 the
railing, using their best endeavors to
cause the waves to calm by pouring out
on them coffee, and beef steak and mutton
chops. and all sorts Of things that they
Tue would be more correct Word) didn't
seem to have any use for. ! never saw
as distressed looking set Of mortalS,
and though myself aWfully, "oh my" lily
sick, | was compelled to laugh at the
amusing spectacle presented, But II soon
became TOO stormy for amusement, Ehd as
] saw strong men dashed violently 10 the
deck by the surging Of the vessel, and
heard the pilot and officers shouting back
and forth every half minute, and the bells
ring inCe@antly, andsaw the anxious look
Of the crew, my amusement suddenly sub.
sided, and | employed the little leisure
time could catch between my series OF
upheavals in inquiriBg ofevery sailor who
came near me, "Mister, do you think
there Is any danger" And each asGur.
ance OF safety had comforting influence
for about two minutes. The end came at
last, when we got in behind the protecting
rocks OF Jura, and our approximations
were at m end, although Il continued
stormy all the way up the clyde, the beau.
ties Of Whose scenery we were thus in
some measure kept from enjoying. So
my las. day in The Highlands was not as
the first, but it is a pleasant recollection
after all. We reached Glasgow at P.
N, and | waS soon at my home Edin.
burgh, after six days absence. My i'm
presnions are about these The Highland
scenery il varied, embracing the beauti.
ful, the wild, rugged and, grand. The
mountains are higher and generally more
barren, and the lakes much larger than
those OF England, but on the whole the
scenery OF the English 4Eaks=BiHtricta
'tS-m0re attractive. No tourist should
miss either, and both can be seen at com.
paratively small cost. When left home
il was not for the purpose Of sight seeing,
but once on this side the ocean It would
be very unwise in anyone TO return with
ont visiting these famous parts OF the two
countries so conveniently near. II you
are now as weary OF this letter as an,
you are ready 10 quit, and so let's.
SILL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-14
Over the River News.

81. ClIInvllls Chronicle and Gazette.
A match factory is about to be estab.
llshed at BArnesTille by jos. Chase and
Bro.
The annual contest between the literary
societies Of Franklin College is to occur
next Thursday evening,
Fat hogs and fat cattle are beginning to
move of At r little better figures Of late.
Hogs 81 to Ate. Cattle 8 to &c.
MeSIrs. Carter and Steenrod have COM
menced purchasing small lots Of wheat,
and will have their mill in shape to make
flour in few days.
DR.. VIM, EsIep, Of Loydsville met with
quite severe accident on Monday even.
ing, by being thrown from his buggy near
White Oak Grove School House.
Barnesville, Morristown, Belmont,
Flushing and Quincy are petiLioning for
the location OF the Childfen's Home in
their respective localities.
10, Hgrrismg formed -busine.s=i,ilti
ance Nth the La Befi6 Glass Co., and
will hereafter travel in the interest Of
that concern. We congratulate La
Belle on her handsome and dnshing
suitor.
On Saturday night last whilst the fam.
lily oil MajdE Isaac Neiswanger were at
supper, the front door was left unfastened,
and some sneak thief entered the hall and
from there he proceeded to the upstairs
room occupied by W. S. Fawcett and
vile. Finding the coast clear he cleaned
out all the corners, and carried away with
him some twenty-five or thirty dollars in
cash. Part Of this belonged to Gertie
NelswaRger and part was the pm money
OF Mrs. FaSSett. From the finding OF
some little articles east Of the house next
morning, it is supposed the thief took to
town. No clue, and no arrests.
The st. Clairsvile Narrow gague bond.
holders were made glad recently by a
dividend Of eight per cent.
On Tuesday, the bondholders of the
Ohio City Nail Mill held n meeting 10
the Directors room OF the First Nation.
nj Bank, and took counsel concerning the
future Of that Inflated enterprise, and
reached the following conclusion: To
send into the Bank Of Wheeling, their
bonds, which, with the interest and in-
cidenlal expenses added are to constitute
the price to be paid for the mill, to be
paid for with the bonds, coupons attach.
ed. IL. W. Smith, with II. X. List, Of
Wheeling, are to be the purchasers.
This will soon eyentuate in starting up
the mill.
Mr.. G. ". Ramsey, Of the new Whole
sale Grocery House OF Mercer & Gorrell,
was in town Monday and Tuesday, and
rapOrIs good trade as the result Of his
efforts. This INV house is already obtain.
ing a fine business, and being composed
oil good business men and represented By
live salesman like Mr.. Ramsey, they
cannot fail in making a success Of their
new venture.-BarnesriHe Enterprise.
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Nchepck,s Mnndrake pIIIs

Will be found to possess those qualities
necessary TO the total eradication Of all
bilious attacks, prompt to start the secre.
tons OF the liver, and give healthy tone
TO the entire system. Indeed, il no Ordi.
nary discovery in medical science to have
invented remedy for these stubborn com.
plants, which develop all the results pro.
duced by q heretofore free use OF calomel,
mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged to be destructive in the ex.
IRENE to the human system. That the
properties Of certain vegetables comprise
all the virtues Of calOmel without its iniu.
rious tendencies, Is now an admitted fact,
rendered indisputAble By scientific re-.
searches; and those who use the Mandrake
Pills will be fully satisfied that the best
medicines nre those provided by nature in
the common herbs and roots Of the fields
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva.
ton OT'nny Of the injurious effects OF Gallo.
mel or other poisOns. The secretion Of bile
Is promoted by these pills as will be seen
by the altered color OF the stools, and dis.
appearing Of the sallow complexion and
cleaning OF the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box Of pills. Prepared only by j. II.
schenck & Son, at their principal office,
corner Sixth and Arch Streets Philadel.
phia, md for sale by all druggists ind
dealers.
Price % cents per box. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-14

TIE YOUNG MAN AND HIS SOCIETY.
"A young man just launching into bust.
ness, should make it point not to mix
with those whom he would be ashamed
Of in years to come. There are many
who start in life with good prospects,
andirtended to act in good faith and
lead honest and upright lives, and would
undoubtedly have done so had they ALSO.
ciated with men Of unsullied character,
whose names were above reproach; but
no, the pleasures ard irivoliIies OF the
other picture they were unable to under.
stand. Society can be appropriately
termed temptation. II PERSONS inten.
tions are good ard he should unfortun.
ately fall into bad society, he would even.
tualIy, from being thrown continually
into such company, acquire like habits,
and finally find himself in position
from which it would be impossible for
him to extricate himself. Such cases rs
these are daily occurring within our
midst. How many Of us know Of men
who have had golden opportunities, men
who lost wealth, position and honor
through the influence Of immoral society.
Look at the numbers Of well educated
men, travelling from door TO door in
search Of food-men who have lost their
name and standing in the world, and
have fallen 30 low that they have lost all
shame. We think we have drawn this
picture we'll enough 10 satisfy the young
men that now ia the lime--now is their
harvest; and II they fail 10 take these
advantages, they will rue the day that
they did not take the warning in time
and become credit to their families and
10 the community. But il immoral So
ciety is a temptation to evil courses, the
influence Of proper associates is equally
strong in the opposite direction. Society
may be temptation for good az we'll a.
evil. To ayoung man, who from any
circumstances, may be momentarily
tempted 10 turn inside from paths Of hon.
or and rectitude, the presence Of an up.
right person will act "a rebuko and
save him from falling, while the very at
mosphere Of society Of this kind will
keep his morals uncOrrupteJ, keep his
thoughtsfar away from improper chan.
nels, and be moral fence around him,
etfectnally preventing him, unless obsti.
nately determined, irom'gOing astray.