Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-06


too il he burial Of tIls dssd, aud snfieieus
time may safely intervene 60 niekd Ihe dealh
unauesti0nable. The apartments sc the dead
should be purified by the exIricaiiOn Of chic
zine gas, but more especially by THOROUGH
ventilation and the floors should be washed
with ley.
The corpse should be covered with cloth
wet with a solution Of chloride of lime. s7.
ALEX. u. STEVENS, Psesf.
Cholera in Albany.-Eight weeks have now
elapsed since the cholera appeared ia this
citv. The first cases occurred on Monday,
July cd, and were reported on the Sd. Bur-
ing this period, we have had 1870 cases and
seq deaths reported by our board of health.
This OF course embraces those only who have
been attended by regular physicians. The
number Of those who have died under the
bands oil, irregular practitioners, or who have
not beersable to procure any kind Of medical
attendance. cannot now be known. There
has been an average Of l4O cases and az
deaths weekly. More than one third of all The
cases reported haze d;sd.--Albuay argus.
~ so assa
Cholera among Flies, -Tt is singular fact,
that wherever the cholera prevails the flies
die. Never before were there seen so few
fies in Liverpool az at present. Butchers,
grocers, and provision steps are quite free.
III biUerpool Journal.
We have observed that flies are less album
iant this summer in New York dian usual.
though by no means so scarce as thew appear
to be in Liverpool. Some other species of
insects flourish remarkably well in i cholera
atmosphere; particularly a worm three quar-
tiers Of an inch TO an inch in length encased
in a sheath except, its head. This, however.
IS an essential part Ofthe insect, as it answers
the purpose oflegs, hands, and mouth. With
il the insect walks, let's itself down hy means
Of a thread manufactured for the occasion.
from whatever object it wishes 10 descend.
and dcyours an immense quantity of foliage
There are Is or 80 larcii trees 10 Prince and
Green-streets, SO completely possessed by
these insects. that most Of the leaves have
entirely disappeared, and what few remain,
look as ifsGhey had passed through the Are.
n. Y. Jour. cf Com.
From the National 1nteil;gence,.
Gold Region Of the Soutk.--We had last.
week the pleasure Of examining several valu-
able gold specimens, which an intelligent SCI
entific traveller has collected during a visit Of
Sc eral months to our Southern States, among
sIata, .nose "on. I.o"u deposit M'ne
tIispeS 'idp ,r ~. ueo's'al we're she most re-
1' 'arxa"s ney were nos1ly 20 crystaI'zed
4ua'A, eAn"S g. uMe appearance OF ve-.
a''u ~ ,"e 'iios' ue.'cate gen
. .eseta1y anu a'asfee lorMs' Ine'r
Wy, sar'su on rom TWO 20 seven hundred
u s.. saSn. Vus se's curious specimen, u -
,appo Swans W,h" IL LIZ nu"ueu uw.s. y!
80. 49, NV, w "ee.v SAt'aSuon OF 'hat
.nda. ION Mr. nSuu N'ne averages, we
Ia n as,.,s uP"arus q .nousapo owls.
-. 60 so ~ 3 se.y aiuIn 'ncIaseu, were
-. - az elea' u'n I neEe ~ - Procur-
W sun. .,y - nanus "no properly un-
'e Tsl;a .n1se oPera'.ons. !.
MS se"ee ,n assures NV tnst the resour-
20 20 y. .us G ". neo" Guthol lne ro.omac
:s ". ~. tely m.S uestloPeu, aug tnat
..nnms sA''' auu caplsa' are a'ohe Wantlng 70
;sa .ness counties 20 oe me most proaSS-
~. w ,sPrec'ous nieta. o. any y tue WoflG.
W ~" :" .ne, Pfesen'. lhc'plent state' they a.
~, proh.a PIE ana certain employ ment 20
ne laoorer ana mechanic. ana ready ana
nv marksl ior n's various produc.'ons
'ne asr'cunuf'st' Wnne tRey are az tne
M, ,ysry gay more lnGepenaent OF 'ore'gn sup
'''es ~ s''s sa'""''s '"e'"''
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