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MEDICAL TREATMENT OF CHOLERA

In very admirable work on The Cholera and
Indian Diseases by Mi Auneaey. 1t is SAID that
exposure to cold chs, night dews, wet and mols
turc, should be avoided The system should be for
uhcd notify ardent spirits, which leave 1t more eH-
posed after the action has passed of, bat by per
mncnt onIcs and such us determine to the sur
face OF the body improve the tone Of the N5cera
aud promote the regularity of hc bowels and biIia
ny organs. lntusIons of bark of Columbia may he
taken with any warm stomaeAlc Salts and dcblI-
ltatmg purgatycs should be avoided and excessive
preparations avoided, though pcrspTeuons IN "A
gentle degree are To b. sought The diet should be
moderate, regular and easy of digestion.
DR. MCLEAN, Who IS web known To our fellow
citizens, called upon Us yesterday wdh apa'nphlct
the contents Vi which he was 4n'ty dcsItous o.
placing before the public rs soon rs possible" and
which IN consequence, he took 10 the Evening Post
to be published last evening, but il probably was
received too late for insertion. 1t appears by the
report Of a Committee OF eminent Physicians sent
from Edinburgh to Sunderland, to investigate the
character ofthc Cholera and also by the dscove-
rles Of the justly celebrated DR. ABERCRO
Bic that the Cholera Is e3ttltLg lciibln hc coHtrol
Gt WCdlltHf AND EASILY ClHEp fits pICmOHlt0rB
symptoms are observed They say that no case oil
Cholera has eyer occurred 81 far as they have been
abb to ascertain, which has not been preceded by
bUs StHg IN he cas- and }5o5t ness Of the bOrciS
and that Il powerful catfartic taken at TINS stage Of
the disease Is a BRITAIN AND INVALUABLE CURE. Il
these symptoms are not attended TO- aud thc remedy
applied, hoR d. ttcR oala, does the disease become
IN measure ncurable
If TINS BE- So and We are disposed to believe it,
then viii tins .tourge OF the human race pass by u.
without It's track bong marAed by desoouon an,
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pitfalls ior such m, Ia be Tackled with the Clio
cra, and have taken Other necessary measures.
They have ISSUED a circular on thus subject I'm
der date ofSunday morning, they say " q report
has gone abroad that a man J.eJ IN Tits town last
evening, ofeaoea. lie IS still siek. but MS sup
posed 10 be a e,se ct jnl7xieailnu
The Board of IlesIth. under date ofSuuday eve
ulug, d,ny lheeorrcetness If - relort which had
got M circulation, That two deaths had occurred
there from tie chol,Hl.
FINN n, 1feg Bpded EJtrd,
A case ufsulden daafa occurred IA tuat city this
morning, whish has caused an unprecedented a
ctrnent Mr. J. {. II, scott, ofthe firm OF Prescott
y Hocomb some Time yesterday afternoon feeling
unwcL scu.io q a aleam doctor and Is SUPPOSED
Ca have died from his prescriptions.
H. the opinion ai the Physician who made the
post norton examination. 10 marks Of Cholcrn
were dlsceFnIbIe
Extract Of letter from a highly respectable house,
dated Albany 2lst June.
" Letters received last nlsht from Sackctts liar
bour, state that tie choIela IS spreading on the
north side Of Like Ontario with the tide Of emtgra
uon-thot il 10 rolling uolmpeded to the west"
We are concerned 10 state says the Advocate,
that no abatescut Of the Cholera has taken place
in the Canadian cities A letter from Quebec, do
H
uu,hatcd violence Il auaeks hlsh ma low Ind.s-
CrmIualc,y
LATEST from MONTREAL
A gentleman VINO ~ Montreal ou the I7th. aud
arrived here laslev.uas. informs Us, that during
,ur is no'us previous to ms departure, upwards of
TWO HUNrRED DEATHS had occurred, m
GLIDING many respectable merchants, and officers Of
the customs.
An erroneous report was circulated yesterday
morning IN our city, that caused no ntlc coustcr
nation The BRUSH barqae Charlotte, Captain
Shaw, 1t was SAID. reported on her arrival, that It
few days ago he had spoken vessel bound from
Hayre to New York having a large numbcro of en-
grants on board, some Of whom were suffering
from CAolcra
This rumour induced the Collector of the Port to
order a Revenue Gutter oil thu harbour, to prevent
the suspected vessel from approaching the coast
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TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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known bnt II ,s n,nI,, a,,r,i,,,.I ,,,,,,,r
state of the an, osnbrre Dnria,r my, r~s.nr, =,
Con,tnniuonIe enmnr,sine, ,,ar,I NJ s,v ,,,nn,,.
kent rcuIxtar ri, the ,ga1tb.r ,,I cn,,ld Wat s
Germ that e,tbo, t, te,n,,,tI,,, r .,r,,,t,ofI air
or any peeoIar winds had ,ny ,glncv N ,roi,,c.
mo or extcndp.s thai disease
, The preaI,3os,,s causes y,ro or,ors NY ovcoss
in diet. expo,or, tn niobt al, ,,rc,lor,,,.s II, roo,
linen f.,r ,,x,,,, =. .
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A Ncg Hord-In our foreign in,clI;,...,
edyesterday, 1t was mentioned thu, ,n, , pint
a meeting at Llyer9ool, called the KIN ''I's, At
sion Gglceoearlt Our readers r,,.,,. III qsr.
puzzled TO find the Wit of such a st,oS.,a "'H be
A'e, GUY PefPendIn2 the point We presume H.,
worn l','el'oed was ''g"efooraeiHj for Gu.c,ola,
- 1'S''ee 'lcoat-go'ernmeman and Ggauolyo.,.s
"'oo'e's denotes one wlols under that .,,n.s ~
nI"lon'-'n's beng so-mlsod to be King william :
i I ,GT"'as ms 'oy4 eonsort That popu
lar assembly shout tie abb even utter word or
Such learned lsnsln nad tIouicrrng sound :,
,".n an o4eqn'l %, prod Of 'h march of n,e
iect' thal Lord Wellington must be stark mad -
resist any longer. lis lonlehlp Is more surces.l,I
IN campaign than crusade rp.u - % III
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DIGGES' LUCKY OFFICE
June 81
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Fron, tte A1rrullta Ga .cue. Juuc %.

Pron tRE lfrtujliA Ga .clle. Jtnc22
HE Senate were engaged nearly all day ON
"Wednesday in cousideyiu, the subject Of the Pew
Lie LANDS. 1t was specially set apart for that sub.
leet, aud Iarge audience assent led for the pur-
pose OF hearing Nh Clay who vas expected 10
speak a most coatewgtjblc etiort--we use the
word without qualification was made to prevent
Nh Clay from addrcssu. the Senate, aud sorry
we've We to see Mr. TalcWel conserving to unite
Ia 50 uneouIteouS procedure After a bill OF ii
local nature had been laid on the table, expressly
Tor the purpose OF taking up the subject of the public
lands, Mr.. Forsyth eagerly obtained the floor and
moved that the Senate 90 into Executive business
II that gentleman had heard the sentiments express
sed that We heard, he would have felt his own IN.
significance. Mr. Clay, indignant at such conduct
Appealed To the Senate. Mi Ta2ewell supportee
Mi FORSYTH 5 motion to ga" Mr. Clay.
MIR Clay SAID he had received the motion with
other feelings than surprise feelings which Ia re-
SPee' lor The Senate would not permit hun To ex
press. When business of little moment was before
the Senate on Moaday, the gcuri maa from Vir
Simamn5s no motion to 90 MO Executive bust
hass Why cid he not make b., motion on thai
occasion?
MI Iatawea replied that he felt md ference IL
the feelings to which the senator from Kentucky
"9o 'ielitdl oui htu not expressed.
Mi Clay SAID the Senator from Virginia coule
not be more indifferent to any uncxprosscd sqnt
ments oths, than he was to amy ofthe sentiment.
otthe Senator from Virginia, whether expressed
or uexpressed
A majority ofthe Senate did Mr.. Clay and them
selves justice. The motion to 90 INTO Executive
business was lot-2l to DC Mr.. Clay then rose
and addressed the Senate nearly four hours On the
subject ofthe PUBLIC LANDS. 1t wasa most bril-
llant effort, displaying the most liberal sentiments
the most expanded knowledge, and perfect know
ledge of the whole subject. The GREAT Western
Orator sustained his previous famc in every par
tlcular We had an evidence of the power of rea
eloquencc IN an honest son OF the Emerald Isle. in
the gallery, who was somuch moved at the elo
quent dellneatlon given by Mr.. Clay of the charm,
OF one S natal spot-that place which contains the
trees winch have shaded him from the summer,
heats-the spring from whose gushing fountain he
has drank IN his youth-the roof under which Ivy
ed the companions othis childhood, and the tonbs
that hold the ashes Of his ancestors, that in the Ian.
guage otthe Scripture, he lifted up his voice and
"Ltf. Doubtless memory a. that moment was
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Tribute 10 Latayettc-A splendid piece Of york
manship in solid gold from the mines of North ar
DINA, has been shown to us this morning. which S
to be sent to Gen. Lafayette. 1t weighs l57 pen
nywelghts. The richly chased and embossed front
Is surmounted by an eagle, beautifully wrought
standing on the northern hemisphere on which
America and France are inscribed. A superb and
tasteful frame work surrounds the devices the
American flag and that the National Guard being
displayed with their spear points each side
These form the basis of shield, surrounded with
various implements of var and circled in TIE inte-
rlor with rich wreath. In the centre of the field
which IS IN dead gold, arc raised medalllons of
Washington and Lafayette, remarkably well ex-
ecuted
Above is the Roman lictor's battle axe, connect
ms the wreath with the hemisphere and beneath
IS shield, IN which are quarered the stars and
stripes; the rising SUM- borne on the shield of the
state, and cltyarms, and the initials n. Y s. A.
the initials n. G, being on small shield in the
centre. On scroll forming the lower part of the
frame, IS inscribed the legend Pro Patria ct Gloria
On the reverse, which, is plain FURNISHED gold, is
thefollowng inscription very handsomely engraved.
The National Guard 25th n. Y S. A. to I.afay-.
cite Centennial Anniversary of the Birth Day of
Washington New York, 22d February, 1892
ms medal, we may call it, is TO be exhibited
to the members of Col Stevens's regiment and their
friends, on Friday and Saturday next, from one o.
clock to 8, p. M, at Stonehall's Hotel 1t is the
most splendid thing Of the kind Ne ever saw and
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THE, CEIOLElE
G. IOIE

~
0hoLEi@i.
NemaT ~ longer 'oner"o'"' our ,.l''s '',.,
tie fef#i#. d the uhted 9Io''. .' "''''''ea
t.e 7-a7fz Il Asa the ehI''' 'o''' j. ~"
ut t'us day proclaim inc o'"''u ''7..' @
s,as1. a.5 aush as YET us '"Ichs'Y IA nm
rtsrs#.=H Hsyoha Mo'"'". !" '''' w
t.s#ia a'naIltY stu Pft'a"sr "e '''''z ~
saau ~ hundreds dauys "e voice Oh "'' Is III
iess. IS, and The sounds OF mourning III "'i mus
i4eHoHunate class VINO sought ,'r "'s''i'
Wari - snder home tha" '"'y cooI' NM upon
"a rat,Ss -. nave been met ny h' Ih'tS'',@a si1J
~. ami IN - iown As la1 Iip' cor" o,i''f m
..esle-lsI#s I'm dem'Hd'1, ny "A'i ."ah5'
le#e NH = eH.s nave p''H s'ac''l l'' uss'o,
u9l 1t.r#a#s .'eIal circumstances 'ha operate
,4a rs. u. m eIaa iheW arrival }" canada mt
t.sir tErsss} POS rly, rendering 'hcm uiaeie 10
ire IL #aH LOT a bed or necessary tood-@e
,.3I'r. III sniempeunc'-and thirdly, thr de
f,aaea T. ter winch they aIe connected 10
G.sE. T. 50 i knowathMth the water ai Montreal
affects a. #as.s.ss a. .u oprneui AMI epeebdiy
tor @hta##a 4#.tr to accompany ITS use h} "hoie.
som tool i..a= ,hfce pr, disposmg canaes render
cdt.psa s.tH. gsI of al others, those whom the
Chol1Ia @sla probably attack
Elv4la- Albany papers OF yesterday
MONTREAL.
Tn following extract of Il letter. dated White
hall, June Is. Is hom hshIy respectable aoutees
and ths iaris stated NAV p' ''"'u OF"
letter has iast been received from Messfh
Gates 70 ""sa states u'a' on "'' li,n 'n'ie
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Yesterday morning trom tie oileel Of spasm IN.
the wirdpipe and violent paro1ysirs II coughing
The plysiriaus IN attendance d. NeNAughtou
and Or L u. Townsend. eerliy that there was
no circumstance or 81 ptom 10 lend to an opinion
that the disease was Aslatie Cholera AS indeed
s obvious from the nature Of the attack Ine only
motive fa-aldng TO the death n all IS hst III the
excited state OF the public mndany sudden death
IS deemed cause Of alarm.
AIauer dated Whitehall. Monday nlshl. from tha
Trustees oi hat Village, to tie Albany Boald OF
Heath s8ys AT this cgeulful nemeut s. hea DIS.
aasa unknown IA the annals Of ths country has
progressed 90 It's fatal march through Asia and Ia.
rope until Il has rcach,dt he hrcsdes ot ON neign-
bafs pi Lower Canada, thc Trustees II the St'ias'
Ioi y uilrhaIl ic, 1t to- be then DUTY siiaaed a.
f. upeuthc great tuoroughfuc between the moth
south 10 report 90 you cvCry fact connected WITH
tbs interesting subject wlthin Their kno%ledse
Thy therefore, proceed to inform yo1 that Oh
FHday morning last the steamer fhum1 arrived
n tus landing with case on board winch was
supposed 10 be- Cholera Mr. Lausd. sud 10 be
connected with the Boston Shoe Store, Troy was
= satIea lie WAS attended hy our physicians
aHt died 10 about Eht hours after the comnlenec-
Hrnt OF tic alta & No communication IN TINS
easr WIS had with the inhabitants oil our yilasc
and no other cases except one, and that OF doudf-
aafape, has occurred to the present tn'e. Ne u.
Iieaaon OF disease 10 p,rcepuh.e anons u.s. al'|
.'tr Lm.sriltr are here, aua tut Nv thy Az
.e7ulylu appearance aud III pgfi,.t 1saCh
We are assured luat the steamboats, will bring
no mare emtgrau,, from Canada dufnf tie eont.n.
aane. OF the Cholera at Montreal
MELAscfog WHEELER,
JUSTICE SMITH,
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We have authority, upon which we rely, for sta
ting Tint john Randolph Clay the near relative oil
the late envoy extraordinary to the court of ST. Pc
ersburg PRESIDENT at London and else@herc) aud
late Secretary of Legatlon IS now at the Russian
capital or thereabout, IN the character of Charge
dAtalrcs, receiving from the government of the
United States a salary equivalent to that attach
ed to the post Of Minister PhntPolentiary-vlz
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS Var THIS accounts
for the refusal of Mr. Secretary Lane, to lay the
facts before Congress y Y Adpocate
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ILlLall nla pLLraLe AlllL aal.d

FLATrSBURG jane l7th-'fhe Cholera is
With ~ beyond doubt-eyen at our very door
I"odlod yesterday few steps beyond US, and
there are three nuW cases 10 day. Those who
died were only III between and hours
Plaltsburgh IS in dreadful state Of commouon
aud every body who can are mah NJ preparations
10 qal. the village. Y ! Courier.
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CNOLERA INCANADA-

We learn by gentleman just arrived from
OBdensburgs, that several deaths have occurred
from Cholera at Prescott On the St Lawrence
between Prescott and Montreal, the crews and pas
sengerS ofsCvcral boats have been attacked, and
IN some instances nearly all swept Oft One boat
IN particular, we learn from an authentic source
having on ia crew of seven men was discovered
flew miles below Ogdensburg-six of the men
were dead, one only rcmalning The utmost con
siernauon prevails upon the river below Prescott.
among the boaumcn and others Boats are tied to
the shore and deserted-the men flying in every
direction for their liyes-Suong measurs are adop-
tedby the authorities Of Ogdensburgh and Prescot
to prevent the extension OF the malady, no boats
from below being allowed to land at or pass those
places.
tt1iera a! Plahs5Rrgt-A letter from Eliza
oethtowI' Essex co. dated June Is, states that a
gentleman arrived there on that day from Platts-
oaf5h, brought intelligence OF the cholera exis-
uhg there.-ThIs confirms our previous advices.
BGfttagtoa.--The inhabitants of this place met
on Sunday evening, June l6, and appointed a
Board OF Health. They resolved to provide hos
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NrM NnRE juno -


important Intelligence, says the Courier WIS
received last evening from Albany, ofthe progress
Of the AaIatc pc.tplcncc over tins continent The
accounts viii he found annexed
ltappcar5 that this awful scourge Is tnkinE the
direction Of the western states. II has marched up
both sides Of the st Lawrence as far rs Prescott
~ the 3anada shore and Osdcnsbnrg on the uur
ted States, moving down It's victims, unpItIcd and
unknown II has already reached Saekell'a llar
bour, at the foot Of Lake Ontario reasonable
expectation may now DO INDUCED that It's course
will he westward with the tide Of emigration. The
decided and prompt measures taken by ths author
ties of New York on the Northern taunl and Lake
Champion furnish great cause OF graduation to
this part Of the country.
It's highly probable that New York and the AT
lantlc scnbonrd will for the present escape, especl-
ally the same vigilance, cure, temperance and
cleanliness he continued which have hitherto mark
j Cd our conduct IN this section of the country Lee
not our public authorities however relax their cXcr
tons for II single moment Every thing depends
ON the combined energy otall. Its known that the
cholera originated IN low, marshy country
followed the course oirlyers and great thorough
gross IN this country bid, fan To be analogous II
may reach New Orleans by the way OF the Ohio
| ana Mississippi before it reaches New York. A.
soon IA II appruochc5 the New York line from Can
ada, Il recedcs from It's cungcnal climate. Let us
however be prepared for the worst-aud hope tol
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FL0m he y Y Amcrl.an Junc 81

WEST PoINT.-The annual examination at this
institution closed on Saturday last, and We may
doubtless expect the report of the Board of VI
sers. That it wlll be favorable, highly favorable
IN its views, both of the general utility OF that
school and otthe present remarkal.e proficiency OF
the Cadets in all the branches taught there, cannot
be doubted by any one whose fortune II may have
been TO witness the recent examination. We
know that it surpassed the expectation ofscvcrl
who were prepared to expect great deal. The
knowledge acquired by such application and tho
roughncss OF learning, as can alonc carry young
man through the ordeals of these examinations
must, in oilcr-Ifc, whatever be his career
prove public benefit The rolls of general merit
having been arranged, we lay before our readers
the names of the five Cadets in each class most dis
tmguished at the General Examination in June,
1872
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2dCLASS.
3dCLASS
18th CLASS

Cropsi IN tie Faller-A gentleman in the county
of Rockbridgc, writes" Crops OF small gram look
promising ii. tins quarter lHhtg.
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busy an recalling nts "a boue Oh the green hills
| of Erin and he could not conceal the emotions
which the language oflhe Orator had excited
/ The most profound attention was paid to Mr.
! Clay's mastery vndcatIon ofthe principles OF the
report which he advocated No wonder that, as
! he himself said, they should wish to put the screr.
on INN Let hlro ouly he heard IT. his own cc
fence before an intelligent ASSEMBLY, aid = IS e.
uough
We have not attempted to give egcn an outline
/ of Mr.. Clays speech, because " are unwilling 10
80 him 80 mulh injustice. 1t will be- read IN CON
nexIon with ms report public lands, and VIII
elevate his character as aatatesnan still hlghc.
than eyet
The editor orthc StcutenylIle Herald noticing
4 late speech otCol Benton about the United States
bank. SAYS He stated that in lsl7 the Bank
went INTO operation In three or four years after,
"a Ion y-iour banks were chartered in Kentucky and
e forty in Ohio and the United States bank SO far
" f,ol being able 10 put them down, was on the
verge ofbankruptcy Now sofar from f9rtyb onks
having been chartered in Ohio, IN three or fum
years after the year 1877, there was but ono bank
chartered during that period and from me year
1917 to the present tIne, there have been but five
bank charters granted III OHIO.
The colonel Is often unfortunate IN his facts!
NisS.
1--WE may add, that certain persons IN + d'i-
more, re gardcJ Us having the best means Of know
lng he presidential WILL assert that the bank bill
Will not bc c,ocd, lipassed. We do not pretend
10 hold any opinion on tins pointer the doctors"
o. the Albany Argus and New York Cour-
er the Philadelphia Inquirer" and Richmond
Enquirer" and Others all orthodox disagree a.
bout II. That some people lie" under great
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abstemio1s. Cno,ers made its hrst appearance
among the Jews Of Smyrna, during one of ther
flsts, and committed great rayages. 1t Is far from
beng ny wish 10 recommend lntempcrance, butt Do
not hesitate to state that the occasional use Of stun
ali. IN the shape Of generous wine brandy, or I'm
aud Walef aas found highly ser. ieeablc during tho
prevalence Of the Cholera a, Con,tautinoPle med
raldly remark fiat the Labtua.y Incorporate lose
all the beu. 1t oft tins remedy
3 Every talng ~ tins disease depends upon the
promplesl medical atI. When tins vas resorted to.
al an carly stagc Cholera became a mild and easily
manageable discase.