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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14
fury List for August Term. 1879.
GRAND JURORS.

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W W. p,'I".u dt r, CnI III
Isaac steaiy, Gilbert RcitZ, Cam 0'''''
w. Il. Nastine Rush Sam'l Hoagand, Milton
Jacob Matthias, NOrthd Lloyd johnson, Mt Car
Samuel Kcefer, Up.Mah A. j. Savidgr, Lewis
Isaac Mayjr ShamoEin Henry i. Mniick, Il Aug
David fialrcr, MtCar b" Isaac Hnrtman, jackson
Geo. Crick, Shamoliir Ferdinand Rhoais. Coai
VIM. \. Fdtcr, smbnry Leonard Roup, shannon
Nath Ilenninger, Cam James Eenningcr, Nor
G. y. NeTl2icr, Ie'be james Langiu, Iurbut
TNAVERS JURORS.
7. K,ufrroor ! Noh.oy s,l ,r.,,o,..,,,,i,,.. ~,
Holm Krirk SL,mnLir frr,r, EncI SL,r,,r,,t, ~,
T",n p NS, 'iI'i,oN.n tt',ry naCu Th'hioN'h
n Rsescr IN s,,, ,h go 80, JTtU"n
I:ooc E,rnrhcII D",'',o,,n W n'SSn
p - W,,s,,.,, Inn pam, t'' 9ThO
Geo Pcnc,I ~ shann 'uS Us s,,y H",T'; N1'em
Hugh Martin. CHiis'qe ycrr. Roun. Ni',on
MaIlin N HATTIE ~; ~ IAN j. Man w. NJ E"yt' N9rthd
Dsnic Burmsn, Milton !, II, ,irisf In WaI,,v
Reub. Kcmphci, Sham John lIo.lrr. Turbut
Aor' hi,,l9Eer' Hro"' Mm Monet, Lewis
Cbos Ty,rt, N' IN ,n '? v,,,, 1'iy"',, 2Hhouis
Robt Wilson, North'd WIN Vo'imar. Tnrbut
JDhn Hurst, Rush Ira Shipr, Up. Augusta
T,,, a PS.honone, NORM Isaac vincent, Wasn't
p " SSGIs;,h Ga," M II W,'fa' It'sGl' tIt'"'
Alloy yocuIn Shamol,ir n n Ir,rr,naD w,.r,,nn
John 8 snai,s / Mn Iicnry IJamr, sr'IT ,r,r
los Sicl'v ir Iloi.,p,ro. / n i,,i, S,,,,,|,,r'7 -
Vim. AlIcn ChiIlscIn,' " PISir ChiIiso'nSS.
rr,,I,,,r r7-rans E'0
rim ~ h"I'H'
Fl kriss, l. Augusta { B RcnninCcr, North'd
D Redrey, McEwensyille Jacob MalI, Zcrhe
J D Djciiendericr, CHI. r. W. Thu'ston, L Aug
VIM Brys'n jr Dela're 7 d Shallcr, Delaware
Oh Ranr VIM Bartholomew, CLil
Peter Yriger, shannon Philip Clark, Sudbury
Daulel Fay, Turhrtyil!c Elias HcckaId, Jordon
Thos Welsh, Vt. Carlo Benz + Miller, Zrrbe
Thos Barr, Watsout'n Henry Deepen, Jortlnn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14

TWIN CALvEs.-Mr. Geo. Seller at Fishers Ferry
has two twin heifier calves on his farm, of pre-
ciSelythe same color, five months old and weigh
GO pounds. correspondent of the sunbury
Daily says; These prodigals who received their
inheritance from the Northumberland County
Agricultural Society and departed, should know
that the fatted calves will be at the Union Park
and Agricultural Society Fair at Suubury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14

CHEAP Goons To buy good and cheap goods
me can go amiss by calling at D. A. Finhcy's
ore, on Market street. His selection is of the
ost extensive, and the goods Of the best quail
which are sold at reduced prices. Dry Goods
ess Goods, Groceries. Notions, Boots and
roes, aud Jewelry will be found in great varie-
and abundance. Ladies and Gentlemen will
/ a general assortment to select from at
uney's.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14
The Confession of an Invalid.

Published Toy warning and for the benefit Of
Young Men and others VINO suffer from Nervous
DEBILITY, LOSS or MANHOOD, etc, suppl wing the
means of sclt-curr. Written by one Who cured
himself after undergoing considerable ruackrTy,
and sent free or receiving II Postpaid directed
envclOp. Suacrels are Invited To address the
author. NA1HANiEL MAYFAIR,
Jmme Il. '13-Gm. Box 1873. Rlonklvn. Y. I.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14


". IL. MILLER of the Excelsior Store, has Just
Dts and Shoes, which he is selling rapidly and
sply. Fancy CATERS aud Slippers for ladies
gentlemen, of style never before seen in
bury, and admired by every one sold at low
'es. His assortment Ia complete, and he in
IS everybody to call and examine his stock.
yHY use Wine of doubtful character when
can procure pure article-the pure Juice of
grape-ior less money than is demanded by
Ter dealers for liquor they call wine
IANos, ORGASs, &c.-David Reiner, music
her, having located permanently in suubury
the purpose Of teaching music, announces
he has the agenSy for Gaehle & Co.'S Balti-
e Pianos, which are being rapidly introduced
ing the best judges. They are now in use in
State Normal School, Bloomsbury, Pa, also
ne sunbury Academy, by ]. II. Jenkins, Esq,
northumberland, and Judge Flwell Of
)msburg. He will also take orders for Stein
& Co.'S, Chickering 4 Cos, and other well
wn Pianos.
r. Reimer also receives orders for Prince a.
celebrated Organs & Melodeons, Of Buffalo
York.
leet muslc on hand, and orders for new pie
promptly attended 10.
r. Relmer is agent for the German publishing
se Of E. steiger of New York, and will re-
spbserlptiou for all German Books, Period
=, Newspapers, &c.
re celebrated Gaehs Pianos can he seen at
! times at the residence Of Mr.. Reiner, on
,orner Of Third and Arch streets, opposite
isfat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14

ECRERA.-Whcn young man purchases hat
Samuel Faust, the popular halter, he ex-
aims, truthfuly, too, Il have found ia
shionable and seryiceabe hat. Mr.. Faust has
styles of fashionable hats anl.caps, and eve
one, both old and young, who will visit his
ore, on Market street, opposite Monument
iuare, Sudbury, will be well pleased with Sc
ction from his large aud varied assortment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14

A NUMBER of farmers throughout the county
complain of having to replant their corn and in
some instances, thrice. The fault, it is suppos-
cd, lies in the seed not terminating.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14

GEN. TOM THUMB ASD BuLIARDs.-On Tues
day after his matinee, the redoubtablc General
amused himself for an hour or two playing bill
lizards at TrinIbie's saloon with his driver. bro
ther Of Commodore Mutt, who is about n head
tallct :hau Tom. The Commodore in the mean
timc amused himself at another table, practic-
ing with the cue. Tom, now about forty, has
become obese, ana looks larger than 70, mcry.
His chin was level with the table, yet he play
ell with considerable skill, frequently using the
Bridge. Tom who considers himself "every inch
man. d!sdai4cd raising himself on a platform.
EEpoET OF VIEWERS SET AsIDF.-It will be re-
mcmbcrcd by our readers that some time ago, we
gave an account of the laying out of a road in
Upper Augusta township, running from the
turnpike in Purlytown up along the brewery Of
joseph BacAcr. The road was laid out, and a iu-
~ selected, who went upon the road laiG out on
land, Of the several owners. The Jury appoint
Cd 10 assess the damages against the county,
done {" the property Of Joseph Bachcr. fixed the
amount at Sc.S0y. From tAo report the county
took exception. Testimony was afterwards Ia
ken by both parties, and the exceptions were
argued hefurc Judge Rockefeller, at March term
last. During the recess, the Judge considered
the whole matter fully, and came to TIE conclu.
sion that the jury had assessed enormous DANA
gcs, aud on Monday last filed his ,pinion setting
the report Of jurors side. 4 new set of viewers
were appointed 20 ass"ts damage, and to report
a, ueSt term. The following are the gentlemen
appointed; John Roush, John NJ. HUFF, JOHN L.
Watson, William 0. Hull, Geo Strlne, and Mo
ses Chamberlain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14

STATE sENATE.-Col.John McCleery OF Milton,
Is being strongly urged for State Senator by MA
ny influential Republicans in tue county. Col
MeCieery is certainly very competent man for
that position, and if nominated will make pro-
minent candidate, as he is well known as an ex.
cellent lawyer, a good citizen, and has a splen-
did war record.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-06-14
sunbwrp 9meritan,
Railroad Time Table.
.HnrvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Arsuspunr.


N. C. R. W.. South. P. g. E. r. r. West.
Erie Mail, l2.50a IN Mail, 6.20 n m
Eris Express, $40 :" Mag. Expressis4o p m
Mail, Ills " Elmirn Mail AIS {.
Mag. Express $50 m Erie Express, 655
sUNBURY AND LEwIsTowN r.. RI.
Leave suubury for Lewistown at 7.So a. M,
and APO p. NJ.
Arrive at sunbury from Lewistown Mt 1.5o
and 7.45 pm.
sHAMoK1S DIVISION, n. CIR. W.
LEAVE ARRIVE
sunbury at 5.45 m At sunbury 0.e5 IN
" 1885 p m 355 pm
g 4.40 p m /" 600 p m
D.AsvILLr, uAzLEToN & wILKEsBARRE R. r.
Regular passenger tsain leaves Sunbury for
Danvllle, Cattawissa Hazlcton and intermediate
stations, at 6.45 a. nj. Returning leave Halle
Ton at 100 p. IN. Arrive at 400 p. III.
LAcBAwASSA AND BLooMsBuRe R. R.
Leave Northumberland at 9.4o a. m. and 4.5o
pm.
Arrive at Northumberland at 1885 n. IN. and
sos p. IN.
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had of
j. Shipman, Ticket Agent, ut the Depot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16
River News.

CINCINNATI, August 15.-Rlver seven
feet, six inches and falling. Weather fair
and pleasant,
PTrrshURaH, August 15.-RIVer rising
slowing this evening, with nine feet, nine
inches Of water In the channel.
LOUISVILLE, August 15.-River falling,
with four feet, slx inches In the canal, and
two feet, six inches In the chute. The new
wreckiDg boat, Charley Hill, will leave
carly tomorrow morning to raise the
barge sunk at the Three Mile Island.
Business was more briAk to-day than on
any day for q week past.
PrTTsBURaH, August 15.-As q conse-
queuce OF the late heavy rains, unu'
sual activity Ia manifested In river mat.
ters. The following boats have lett or
viii leave tonight with coal Diamond
with fourteen 6arges; Fred Wilson No: g
with 10 baFges; Charles Brown with IL
barges; Hercules with 10 barges; Stella
With 10 barges; Sampson with - bargea
and Eagle with II barges, for Louisville.
The Baltic, Coal City and Resolute, Legal
Tender, Lake Erie, Ny Choice, William
Stone, Leopard, Joe Stone, Little Giant,
Joe A. Wood and James Rees, LETT with
barges for Cincinnati, making in all, ship
ment Of z, 1874 900 bushels Of coal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16
MISSOURI.

Attempt to Lynch a. Prisoner COns
VIcIed of Stealing a Mule.-SheTif
and Other Persons Shot IN the
Melee.
sT. LOUIS, August ia special from
Jefferson City says that Peter Kessler and
his son August, who were arrested here
July 25th Tor stealing mules 10 Galway
county, and taken 10 that county for
trial, and who were brought to the JEFF.
erson City Jail TO prevent their being
lynched, were today taken TO Fulton, the
county.seat Uf Galway county, for trial.
On the way over August escaped from
the train while in motion, near
Cedar City. The old man was
taken TO Fulton, plead guilty to the charge,
and was sentenced 70 SIX years In the
Penilcntiary. Col. Lowe, sheriff, with q
posse OF men, started with the prisoner
In hack to tho depot, when they were
surrounded by a mob and the prisoner
demanded. Upon the refusal OF the
sheriff TO surrender the prisoner several
shots were tired into the hack, mortally
wounding the sheriff, severely wounding
the Prosecuting Attorney, and John G..
Provlnes editor OF the Fulton Pres, John
Watson, merchant, and o yonng man
named Dunbar, who were acting as
guards for the sheriff. The prisoner was
taken out of town and hanged. A large
number are now searching for young
KessleF, rF H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16
LATEST NEWS.

.a#H ~. H..#H
-Roubet, with other prominent French
ImperialiSts, are at ChiSelhurst, celebrat-
Ing q fete. Ip sl IN -sl. .
The Comb Block and several dwell
Ing houses at Clinton, Ont, were destroy.
ed By fire Friday morning. Los not A.
certained. ~ .zGrEIJr y a.. ...
hon. Vim. M. Meredith, Of Philadel-
'phlA ia BeFIously III. he was President
fthe P@Sylvania Constitutional ConVen.
ttDn, but was obliged to relInguish his
part before adjournment.
3i-A Washington dispatch says that the
Copmissioner Of Internal Revenue, In &C.
6ofdaqce With the provisions ot the act
Of Oobgre9, ID addressing circulars to all
the Collectors Of Internal Revenue, d..
rectlng them TO report upon q nature Of
business by savings banks.
The Fort Wayne GGssth has juat
been bought from A Wright'& o., BY o
Joint stock company with a capital oil
$780, 00O0:- The transfer will be made TO.
day and the first paper will be published,
under the new management, on Monday.
Col. R. Robertson Is President Of the
company; W. D. Page, Superintendent Of
the mechanical department; D. s, Alex.
Gnder, managing editor, and John Graf.
ton, recently general ticket agent on the
Ft. Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati Rail-
road, business manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August l5.-TreaSurer
Spinner, in q letter published to-day,
says: Resumption Of specie payment
has been, and think will continue 10 be,
put of until the time when the balance OF
trade shall be in our favor. When that
time arrives resumption will be easy. In
truth, It will from that cause come Of It's
own accord. The conversion Of Govern
ment stocks from higher 10 a lower rate
Of interest Ia now progressing quite as
last Rs the present available force OF the
Treasury Department can comfortably
manage It, and the prospect Of its contin-
uance seems TO be pretty certainly as.
sured." It Is now a question with the
Secretary whether he will continue to
exchange for five per cent stock or wait
until he can place new stock at 4t or
even at A per cent.
The following appointments Of gaugers
were made to-day: B. 8. Hood ior the
Tenth Illinois district; Lewis G. Frint,
for thel First Ohio district; and L. F.
Cotton, Tor Kansas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16

REAL Estate ON MARKET STREET
Mr. JAMES HAMILTON sold yesterday to
Mr. JAMES W. PAXTON ihe lot fronting so
lect on Market Street adjoining the Opera
House lot on the north, for $4,000 cash.
The building on the ground containing
inur store rooms, single story, without
cellar, is worth perhaps $4,000 or $1,000,
leaving the price for the ground some
$4,000 or $4,000, or about $500 the
front foot. It is considered by judges Of
real estate that the property was cheap at
tue price paid. We refer TO the sale as
All example oI the steady advance Of real
estate in this city, and especially OF the
rapid appreciation that is going on along
Market street, which by the erection Of
the creek bridge has become the thor
oughlare ofthe city. We remember when
the lot on which the Opera House stands.
valued now, We believe, without the
buildings, al somewhere between $16,O 900
and $4,000, was offered for $ 500 aud
did not find purchaser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16
THE STANLEY YELLOWSTONE
EXPEDITION.



NEW York, August 15.-Gen. Rosser,
In charge OF the. railroad survey OF the
Stanley Yellowstone expedition, has sub
mitted TO the authorities oI the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, in this city,
his official report Of the results thus far
accomplished by the expedition.
He finds that q new and final route
across Western Dakota, from Missouri TO
the Yellowstone River, Is entirely prach.
cable and satisfactory, It being greatly
superior to those Of former days. The
distance Is 205 miles, 81 miles shorter than
the survey Of 1871. The grades are
moderate, and tho average ol work
per mile Is considerable less, and the
number Of important bridges reduced
nearly two.thlrdA The little Missouri
river, which former surveyors crossed
s9ven and eleven times, Is crossed once,
On the line as located, the route runs I'm
mediately through only one mile Of the
bad clay lands Just east OF the little Mis-
souri,. With few exceptions the country
is rolling prairie, sometimes rlRing Into
low hills, the grass being excellent and
the soil good. Good water was found the
entlre distance. Coal outcrops ct vati.
Gus points in veins several feet In thick.
ness, and timber Is more abundant
than on former routes. The report states
that the main body Of General Stanley's
expedition accompanied the scientific
corps, and most Of the press correspond.
ents did not accompany the engineers
who were escorted BY General Oustars
detachment, but iollowned the old aban-
doned route south Of Heart River. Hence
the descriptions Of the region traversed
by the main command do not apply to
the country trsVersed by the new route
for the railroad. The directors Of
the company have accepted the new line
recommended BY General Rosser, from
Bismarck, the present end Of the track,
to Yellowstone Crossing, and have called
for proposals for the grade and bridge in
this section OF 205 miles. The expedition
Is now pursuing tho survey westward, up
the west bank Of the Yellowstone 10
Pompey's Pillar, " here 1t will join the
survey made last year from the west, and
thus complete the surveyed line across
the continent. The entire command Is
to return 10 FL Rice about Oc'
tober first.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16
Worthless Ten.

From the American Grocer)
Early In tho spring the steamer ST..
Petersburg, with 10000 packages OF
OOlong tea, was wrecked of the Bermu-
da Islands. About 10000 packages were
saved and forwarded 10 this market and
Boston. The balance, SONS 10000 pack
ages, being In the lower hold Of the YES
sci, was not taken out, but remained IN
the vessel until shG was raised, some sixty
DAYS, and was then found TO have rotted
by being submerged so long in salt water,
This tea was brought here In the vessel
when both the Consignees and underWri.
ters refused TO touch It An attempt was
made to discharge II at Brooklyn ware
house, but the health authorities Of Brook
Iyn interposed, as It was then In q rotten
condition. 1t was then sent TO Red Hook
where It was sold at auction by order Of
the Collector OF the Port, tho report OF the
Custom House Inspector, being as follows:
"The tea Is badly rotled from long i'm
mersiOn In sea water, and Is Of no com.
ulercial value" The 9,102 chests sold for
1905, or i've and three.fitthS cent per
chest, or One-tWelfth oi cent per pound.
l uG Ulu lehu III tlG CuOoS "eo 9Sla "
the buyer for over $4,000. The tea was
then transferred in bulk, in common mud
scoWs, to Matthew Whites malt house,
loot OF Bethune street, North River. Hare
squad Of Italians were engaged at 20
cents an hour TO manipulate II. First It
was shovGlled into barrels like 80 much
manure. Il was then washed IN fresh
water 10 remove the salty taste Of the sea
water. It 10 now spread out on the floor
Of the malt house TO dry. Next 1t is to bc
colored, mixed with sound teas, and put
on the market. 1t is said that $35,000
has been offered for the lot Just as i
stands. This Is one OF the most barelaced
swindles ever brought 10 our notice, and
we are glad TO see that the Board OF
Health Is taking steps TO prevent, II posi-.
bic, its being put on the market. A Mr..
j. A. McKenna was the buyer OF the lot
nj the auction sale. Who he represents
has not yet appeared, but II these goods
are offered on the market we shall take
measures to ascertain who are the pSrties
engaged In this swindle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16
The Health OF lIr. Motley.

New YoRK, August ia London
letter dated July 8lst, says Mr. hotley's
friends have, for some time, known his
health was delicate, and will not be sur.
prlsed TO learn that he d confined to his
hotel by q somewhat serious attack. BE
has had Q slight paralytic stroke, Il occur.
red as Motley was taking Lady Margret
Beaumont down 10 dinner. His right
arm suddenly fell poweFlesg by hiV side,
and the side Itself was also somewhat Oi-
iected, he Wa iCaffied to his hotel, in
Dover street, and has not since lett his
room. His physicians agree in regarding
the paralysis as by no means serious, nor
likely TO disable him for any length ol
time. Un inquiry l was toldhe had been
getting on very fair with the exceptions q
Considerable neuralgia pain. The truth
q believed to be that Motley's nervous
system has suffered partly from over
work, and partly fron the circumstances
Of his retirement from his mission 70 this
court. He has never ceased 10 regard
himseltaS III treated, and being q proud
and sensitive man, his injury has not been
forgotten. ~ .-....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16

For the Northwest and thence to Kan
sas and Missouri, rising barometer, with
low temperature, northWesterly and north
eaSterly winds, with occasional rain TO-
night, followed by clearing weather.
For the upper lakes and thence to the
Ohio Valley, southWegtaTly windS, shifting
70 noEthWeGterly, with cloudy weather,
frequent rains and lower temperature.
For the Gulf States, northeasterly 70
northWesteTly winds, increasing cloudi'
ness and rains IN western portion.
For the South Atlantic Ststes, south
westerly winds, partly cloudy weather
and frequent rains. =.
For the lower lake region, southeTly
winds, low barometer, cloudy weather
and frequent rainS :.
For the Middle States, Southeasterly
and sonIhwesterly winds, low barometer
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain
irom West Virginia 70 New Yor (.
For New England, southerly Winds
falling barometer, cloudy weather and oc'
cAaionRl rain. H''| E't --. -.r.H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16

When ! became twenty.onG, says .
writer In the Albany, N. Y, Country Gen.
hsmdR, my father began occasionally 10
divide around among his children a nice
little sum TO each, always accompanying
the gin with the assurance that II We
ever indorsed for othsrB, or In any way
became responsible for their shOrtcom-
ings, it was the last money we should
ever get from him. This condition dur
ing bis lie was Of great value 10 me, and
since then ! have been 90 accustomed 10
view the invitation Of my friend 10 indoHe
him, in It's true light that my refusal rarc.
y fails to be properly received.
Ny ueighhor Is in active business, and
! am only a farmer out OF debt, With Il III
lie at interest, bringing up and educating
Iamily Of children. he comes TO me,
holding out note, large Tor me to sign,
saying ~, /
a wish you would Just write your
name on the back OF this; / need the
money very much-it will bo a great ac-
conmOdatlon 10 me, and you will only
have to write your name"
MY answer is-"My friend, do you
ieAlly understand what my position
would be before the law, IL were 10 do
LhsS l should instantly proclaim that
Irum q state Of CoUiplele. Independence,
and without the slightest reason fol u
similar favor from you, aud Tor no colsid.
eFsdon whatever. except friendship. |
have sgreed to,take upon myself, the risk
Of your business, WI!h the difference
against me, that II you lose lose, and, II
you gain, DO not. share In your loS9es
but not In your profits. Now, II this be
true, ought not first 10 ask the consent
Of my vile? Her interest In tho Iisk is
the same a. mine-her judgment Is Just
as good, and her friendship for you is the
same. But not only this; I should affirm
before the public that you are responsible
when really know nothing Of your cir
cumslAnces, aud, In 90 tar, help you 70 do
ceive oIheTs, | give you false credit
In short, l should do that which no hon
Isl man, ttue TO himself and to his family,
eau do and be blAmeless, VIII any right
minded, real friend, with this view Of thI
case, ask Of me such possible sScridceH"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-16

FROM a telegram this morning, 1t ap'
pears that Chicago has been suffering
and is yet, from a visitation Of cholera
though the fact has been concealed till
now. It is not very widespread, accord
iDg TO the statement now made, but since
the existence of the disease has been
concealed thus far, we have no assurance
that q good deal Is not kept back In the
present statement. Cholera literature Is
getting stale; yet we would remind our
readers that the season Is not yet lar
enough advanced to warrant them In dis
continuing sanitary and dietetic precau.
tons