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u The examination of Mrs. HART'S pupils
will take place OH Thursday, the Sd of May, to
which the parents, friends and acquantanccs are
invited to attend.
4 Musical Soiree will be given at half past s.
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Watches and JeWelry.
Gold and Silver Watches. Chains, Keys, Rings, Ear
rings, Bracelets Pens and Pencls-Spectaclea. DC:
A. YOUNG.
April 4tll, 1919, n II
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E9 CD 0Oe Ra
x er b a w z, o d 6 e. N u m b er 9
The Regular Meeting Of this Lotlge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
7 o'clock. --r.s a.-r !
B. order Of the n. G. ..-.- ...
A. ROBERTSON, Secretary
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SOUTH CAROLINA GRASIrE.-A writer in
ihe Charleston Mercury proposes to build the
new Custom House TO be erected in that city,
with native Granite TO be brought TO Charleston
from the interior Of The State. The idea is a
good one, and we should Judge the enterprise
10 be entirely practicable. The Jail and
Court, House of Lexington District are both
CONSTRUCTED of granite from our neighboring
auarries. The saIuia Factory Is also built Of
,his material. Our present railroad facilities
would re move any serious obstacles in the way
Of Interpretations --SouM Carolinian.
Many an enamored pair have courtcd in poe.
ry and, afier marriage, lived in prose. -. -
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Wicks and Glasses.

The subscriber has just received and opened
large and select assortment Of Solar, Camphne
and other Lamp Wicks, Glasses, &c.
-ALSO-
Sperm and Solar Oil which he offers for sale on
the most reasonable terms for CASH or punctual
customers. H. J. DELAY.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall.
Apr 4th, lS49 If IA
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Adkins, Ell
Armstrong, Virginia
Abbott. Isaac II. Z.
Atkinson, Elisha 80
Bailey, Charles, 9
Bailey, Dr.. r. s. 8
Brannam, Samuel
Bracey, mrs. E. P.
Britton, Thomas
Bradley, Thomas
Baskins, Lavina
Belvin, H. G.
Brown, Adaline
Brewer, John
Barwick, James
Ballard, John
BolIs, B njamin
Blanding, Capt. J. d.
Brewer, Elizabeth, 3
Barwick, E. NJ. 2
Cathcart d Co.
Catoe, Burwell
Crumpton, J. A.
Cunningham, w C.
Cunningham, Joseph L.
Carmel, Joseph
Cloud, Sarah
Cook, Benjamin
Chesnut, 4. NJ,
Curtis, Rev. Thomas
Campbell, Drnry J.
Cash. maj. f. B. C.
Dearing, C. S. C.
Dunlap, VIM.
Erwin, Robert
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Ford, Joseph
Freeman, matthew
Fields, Benin
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Carey, S. NJ. G.
Guphill, Zack
Goodwin, A. II.
Garner, mrs. T..
Gibson. ZaChariah
Gray, Capt. VIM. NJ.
Gregg, James
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Horton, miss mary
Harrison, James
Herrill, miss G. a
Hughes, Joseph
Hunt, Rebccca
llorsey, John R.
Hough, S. u.
Flosken. Thomas
James, B. A.
Johnson VIM.
oy, Francis
Kennedy, W. J.
King, Henry F.
Lyons, James P.
Lee, Henry
Persons asking for Let
please say they are advert
JOHN
April 4th, 1919.
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April IL
For Sale.

For Sale.
A Tract of Land on Little Pine Tree Creek
containing 5000 acres, more or less; about miles
from Camden,
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t,rzAH13 2z<e 6sHeS e r[Ss;ts NIL
S:s9 .Ss9 EF ysssE lESssss a s:ssS sSS
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Administrators Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate Of Micah Ward de-
ceased will make immediate payment to me, and those
having demands will present them duly attested to me, Oh
ApriI AM }, Is4a JOHN H. ROSE, Adm'r
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Watercc Division No. o.
The regular meeting Of this Division will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall on to.morr.w (Thursday)
evening, at 8 o'clock. BY order of the w. J.
H. J. DELAY, R. s.
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So LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
CAMDEN g. c., APRIL lsT, 1949.
LETTERS

APRIL 1sT, 1649.
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McKaskiB, Catharine
Mickle. John B.
Magyar John :. -.
Montgomery, I'D. 2
Mccoy. w. w. 9 1-et-
McColIum. John B.
Nc Dowall, John 2
McCoIlum, Dan
Moore, John 4.
Massey, Henry & Co.
Mungo. VIM.
McKagan, miss II. A. 2
McKaiD, John
Mcdonald, Rodefick
Marry, miss mary
McKinnon, Charles
Moore, mary
Moore, VIM. H.
McKinnon, Cox
Nandin, moreau
Newsom, Robert
Nelson, John
Nicely, AmN
O
Oglesby, G. F.
p
Pickett, A. E.
Posey, Caroline
Parr,tte, Wesly
Pride. G. J.
Pennington, F. NJ.
Patterson, l.. J.
PEBBLES, H. E L.
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Robertson, mrs. m.
Reynolds, DR.. John
Roberts. Green
Russell, Job 9
Row, VIM.
Ruff, Catllarine
Stokes, Susan
Sitzer, NJ.
Strother, Thomas c.
Sumter, I apt.
Schamon, David
Shirah, Christian
Shiver, charles 2
Shiver, Sam
Scarborough, Hiram
Scott. C. A. 2
Sanders, Abigail
Shivers. Samuel
Smith, Vachel
Singleton. Thomas
Scarce, Berj.
IT
Taylor, VIM. R.
Thomas, G. L.
Teams, James
w .
Wilkinson, w.
Williams, John
Y
Young, Winney
Young, w. B.
Young, Richard
Marlborough, w.
crs from the above list, will
ised.
N. GAMEWELL, P, NJ.
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To Dentists.

To Dentists.
The subscriber has made arrangements by
which he can at short notice procure Gold Foil
and other articles for Dentists use, from Charles
ton, and furnish the same at prices that will not
fail TO satisfy the most economical.
April 4tI, lS49. Il. J. DELAYS.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hail.
April 4th, ls49 If IA
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Stone Lime, Land and 0alcined PlAaksr
In good order, superior article. y ?.
March 81 .s - &. l. CtaATTEN,,

More Rich Dress GOaAss y ts
Another case of ladiesTich Dress Goads, &sess
from Broadway, aud consisting Of French G'ns-
hams, plain and fancy Beragee, fne printed !aco-
netts aud Lawns, rich silk Tissues, lustfous linen
Ginohams, and fashionable English Print, has just
been opened at BoNNEAc,
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Law Notice.

The subscriber after the l5thof Aprawil pssece kis
profession In Charleston, until that tne busie Sei
confded to bis care may be e with Mr Pesyqs e. ~
Mcmminger. W.E. MAklItN;.
April 4, -....-.. 81, ID 10y ttE1 NJ
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Attention! DeKalb GUAlSass ~.
You will parade on the Cd Satarday In April
next, properly armed and equipped
By order Of CAPT, Mofai, e ssT
march2l. W, Il. HUGHS0N. O.sE.-
P. S-A dinner viii bepreparsdfps the oeea.
SION. (, &. = . 70. sasa2z!sIssss ~
Ladie. Splendid Dress Goods of yleyy aaksFial
pow opening and sossaie low at s Aosakys
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LATER 81 FROM EUROPE.

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I Lancaster, C. H., April %, 1919.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

MARKING SHEEP.-A correspondent
holds the following language Until some
thing of this kind is adopted, wish to i'm
press ii upon every one who keeps flock,
if not more than half dozen, that Vene.
tian red is the best thing that ever saw
used TO pain,mark sheep. 1t is, as most
all know, cheap rcd paint, only a few cents
a pound, and one pound will mark a thou
sand. Take pinch of the dry powder,
and draw the thumb and finger through the
wool upon the particular spo. you would
mark, loosing the powder at the same time,
and it will combine with the oil ofthe wool,
and make bright-red mark that rain will
never wash out, and which will endure
from one shearing to another. but does not
injure the wool. 1t is readily cleansed GU,
by the manufacturer.
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2enctrp.
OLD FRIENDS TOGETHER.

BY CHARLES SWAIN, ESQ.
Oh, time is sweet when roses meet,
With springs sweet breath around them;
And sweet the cost, when hearts are lost,
fthose we love have found them:
And sweet the mind that still can ind
star in darkest weather;
But naught can be so sweet TO see
As old friends meet together.
Those days of old, when youth was bold.
And time stole wings to speed it,
And youth ne'er knew how fast time few,
Or knowing. did not heed it!
Though gray each brow that meets us now,
For age brings wint'ry weather,
Yet naught can be so sweet to see
As those old friends together
The few long known, whom years have shown
With hearts that friendship blesses
\ hand TO cheer, perchance 4 tear,
TO soothe friends distresses;
Who help'd and tried, still side by side,
\ friend to face hard weather;
Oh, thus may we yet joy to see
And meet old friends together!
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CDotcc Erfracts.
THE CROSS OF CHRIST.

ny MRS. W. O. s.
turn, my God, to thee 10 need,
And never turn in vain;
think of thy protecting love,
And all is calm again.
Tho care and sorrow on me press,
Thy love dispels the gloom;
And brighter joys and greater bliss
Ny path Of life Hume
Tho friendships smile may he Withdrawn
And loves bright hopes beIray,
Thy smile, dear Lord, is still the same,
Thy love can ne'er decay.
The morn oflife may be o'ercast,
And clouds hang Ger at even;
The cross Of Christ still points above,
And speaks Of bliss in Heaven.
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@taretIal1 { o % q
Guide in Buying a Horse.

A correspondent of the Prairie Farmer,
contrary to old maxims, undertakes 10 udge
the character of horse by outward ap-
pearances, and offers The following sugges-
tlons, as the result of close observation and
long experience
If the color be light sorreI or chesnut,
his feet, legs, and face white, these are
marks of kindness.
If ho is broad and full between the eyes,
he may be depended on as horse Of good
sense, and capable of being trained to any
thing.
As respects such horses, the more kind
ly you treat them, the better you will be
treated in return. Nor will horse of that
description stand the whip if well fed.
If you want safe horse, avoid one that
is dish faced he may be so far gentle as
not to scare, but he will have too much 60
ahead in him to be safe for every body.
If you want a fool, but horse Of great
bottom, get bay, with not white hair
about him; if his face is a little dIshed, so
much the worse. Let no man ride such
horse who is not an adept in riding
they are always tricky and unsafe.
If you want horse that will never give
out, never buy large overgrown one. A
black horse cannot stand the heat, nor &
white one cold.
If you want gentle horse, get one with
more or less white about him-lhe more
the better.-A spotted one is preferable.
Many suppose that the parti- colored hor.
ses belonging TO the circuses, shows, &C.,
are selected for their oddity. But the Sc
lection thus made is on account of their DO
cility and gentleness.
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A WHOLESALE PURcHAsER.-A fellow
from Kentucky, went few weeks since
into store of q fashionable milliner in Ca
nal street. Z" Have you any skirts 2" ask
ed he. Plenty of all kinds" What
do you ask cord" said the chap. "a
cord" replied Madam w. Yes want
about a cord. Up in our diggings the pet
licoats has gin out. see you advertise
" corded skirts" and thought while my
hand was in, I'd take what you had corded
up" The MilIiner tainted.
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II O N Z @ q 0

Estate Of James Robson, deceased.
T ETTERS of Administration de bopis non
| 4 cum tesidmento anTero of said deceased hay
ing been granted to me, hereby request all
persons having claims or demands against the
estate to make them known TO me without de-
lay; and solicit early payments from all who
owe the estate. DAVID CANDOR,
Administrator de bo,,is, Sc, as aforesaid.
Lewistown, June ., lS49-6t.
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FSAKE NOTICE, that the books of account,
l. &c. of CRAWFORD & SOURBECK,
have been assigned to the subscriber, (who
alone has authority to collect the same,) as Sc
curity for claims, in his hands for collection
against said firm, and all accounts not settled
before the 1st.of Juty will be left with jus
tlce of the Peace to be sued.
SAMUEL S. WOODS.
Iewistown JEne @, lS49-It
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD COMPANY.

lest - u u "a 5=;s
NOTICE is hereby given that the tenth
1S and last Instalment OF FIVE DOLLARS
PER SHARE, on the Capital Stock of this
Company, is required to be paid on or before
the first day Of July meet.
Instalments not paid punctually will be sub
ject to the penalty of one per cent, as required
by law.
Subscribers residing in Miffiin and Juniata
counties, can pay their instalments to WM.
b. FOSTER, Jr., Associate Engineer, at his
Office in Lewistown.
GEORGE V. BACON, Treas.
June l6, l2i9-td.
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The Down. Eas. Debating Society"
having dismissed the question, where
does the fire 90 to when it goes out?" has
got new and more exciting one up -
g When a house is destroyed by fire, does
it burn up or does it burn down!" There
will probably be a acarm debate on this ques
tioD.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

Sir Peter Lely made it rule never to
look at a bad picture, having found by ex-
perience, that whenever he did so, his
pencil took tint from it. Apply the
same rule to bad books and bad company.
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" . = = G =

TN the Orphans Court of MiG7in county,
H. PennSytUaniG.--In the case of the Real
Estate of GEoRGE SCHWARTZ, late of the bor-
ough of Lewistown, Mifiiin county. Pa, decd,
the Judges of the Orphans Court aforesaid,
made the following order, to wit: April 9Th,
lS49 on due proof of the service of the former
Rule, and none of the Heirs appearing in
Court TO accept and take the Real Estate
aforesaid at the appraiscment and valuation.
Rule on the Heirs of George Schwartz atore-
said, deceased, to appear at the next Orphans
Court, to be held on the First Moaday OF
august meat, at LEwIsrowN, in and for the
county of Mtliin, to show cause why the said
Real Estate should not be sold, &C.
d. MckEAN CONTNER, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Lewistown, June %, 1Sl9 St
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TNHE undersigned having been appointed
l. Administrator of the estate of JAMES
ID. MORRISON, deceased, of McVeytown.
Mifflin county, Pa, hereby notifies all persons
having claims against the estate of said de-
ceased, to make known the same to the un-
dersigned without delay; also all persons in
debted, 10 call on the undersigned and settle
the same. SAM'L MORRISON.
Newton Hamilton, June 8, lS49-6t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

Christianity commands us to pass by in.
juries; policy to let them pass by US.
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If tho sun is going down, look up TO
the stars--if the earth is dark, keep your
eye on Heaven! With Gods presence
and Gods promises, a man or child may be
cheerful.
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The rage for writing poetry is uLiver-
sal. A modern poet says
Oh, she was fair;
But sorrow came and left its traces there"
What became of the balance of the har,
Eess he don't state.
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voI. XXXY.-yyhoIe No. ES9S.
Rates of Advertising.

Communications recommending persons for
Office must be paid in advance at the rate of
y cents per square.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

Be contented with what you have, and
you will have all you wish for.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

To what color does flogging change a
boy Ii makes him yell-O
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New Series-Vol. 3-NO. Sc.
MI. MONTGOMERY,
Root & Shoe Manufacturer

MARkEF STREET LEwIsTowN.
NONTlNUES to manufacture, to order,
" every description of BOOTS AND
SHOES, On the most reasonable terms
Having competent workmen in his employ and
using good stock, his customers, as well as all
others, may rely upon getting good article,
well made and neatly finished.
January %, 1913 If
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Wy. HE. IRWIN,

ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
HAS resumed the practice ofhis prolossloa
IL in this and the adjo0ing counties.
Office in Main street, Lewistown, opposite
70 the Town Hail. Jan. 20, I34S-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-30

Iors rsuirrE, rHE Ducurss OF OrLrsSs, AND ruE
CcuNT Pans A correspondent who witnessed the
meeting Of Louis Philippe and his consort Amclie with
the Duchess Of Orleans and her young ut Lewes
the evening OF Thursday sennght, describes II
very touching scene There was q considerable num-
Der Of people assembled At the station, and the
Queen Of the Gelgians and the Duchcss OF Orleans
sligbtirg from their carriage, with little Diff
Guilty that wsy made for the royal ladies' to the
room which had been given up to Louis Philippe, and
about him "0u, on 20 {" Where. where! ~ az though
searching for the comcrs. These now advanced -
the Duchsss fret with the Cote de Paris In her hand
Who, directly he sa~ the aged Queen, ran up 70 her
and. placing his hand additionally on her
claimed. looking up at her, " Ma 5cnne Maras M
his With every sign Of Joy and affection Il
the FIRST time he lad tcen her and the young Count
since the fatal day when they separated az the
Tueriss-the King to escape to England the Duchess
and her 10 remain and try the chance OF regency
The Duchess has firm, almost martial carriage; her
step that OF a heroine but tho deep marks round
her eyes show that her woman's spirit has deeply
mourned her own calsmites and those Of her hus.
bands house The King who never looked better, led
her to the carriage the aged Queen (rho however is
~ tall and erect ss ever followed sith the young
Count de rafis-a nns boy, whose height aud bearing
make him look much older than he really Is 10 years.
The Queen Of the Belgians followed with the young
Duke de Chsftres BEAUTIFUL boy. the second Of
the Duchsss dOriesns, and after her the other
bers OF the Orleans family In England and thus they
entered the large carriage which had been prepared
for them TO proceed TO St Lconards As the old King
entered the carriage with his young grandson, the
people round about raised Hip. hip. hurrah,n which
seemed to sound not unpleasns In the OF Louis
Philippe for he turned round upon the step and bowed
and ssid something but what correspondent did
not hear. And. then, the fortunes Of the Orleans
family we're shirled away .-Brishton HaoH.
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SUMMARY

The following horrible will illustrate the
bined effects Of filth and restitution in developing the
epidemic -
The dung heap and piggery between S7th and
l1st streets, and the Second avenue, to which
We recently sdvertc d, have not been yet removed.
u will be reelected that in this vicinity the
the shantes Of the poor people among whom the cholera
nrst appeared, were burned through superstition
We have again to call attention to another Of
horrible destution and death One Of the inmates Of
those shanes has been in the open air since with
his unfortunate wife and children, having no roof to
cover him but the sky, and no bed but the ground.
He was seized about O'Clock on Saturday morning,
and died at o'clock with cholera His corpse lay all
the day in the sum- without one to attend to It or
perform the last sad office. His wife about
like q maniac, till lady, at some distance, see
ing her movements, sent her servant to enquire
what was the matter, and found the facts to be
o. We have Just stated them. The poor woman and
her children without food all the day and had not
the means Of purchasing loaf She gave them dol
lar and called at the station house TO inform the police
Of what In their patrol but Of which they appeared
to be totally ignorant till then Verify they are most
active and deserving public servants! How long We
there by the authorities We were informed fe days
ago. that active measures about being taken to
been done yet In truth the vhols matter is dsgace
full to . Christian city
Tar CnourRA RrroRrs, AVID TINE PHrmcrAys nv Par
vAru fnAcrfCf-We nave receiveu the fouoNlnR from
ward physician Who dos btiess Ia not conscious of
holding back return Of any death by cholera. The
plan he suggests for catching the deinquents seems
feasible enough -:
To rHr EprroR OF Nrw YoRK HKRaLp -
srn-Much IL sad in the papers, and also in private
eireles about the remissness q physicians In not
porting the Board Of Health the deaths by chelcra
occurring under their charge; aud 1t certainly 10 most
desirable that means should be adopted to elicit
nom them such reports daily As for the plea OF want
time u does hold good there 10 necessity
for their carrying their reports In propd persona to tn.
station houses City Hall In fact there Is no excuse
for their omission Of this important duty The proper
plan to acertsin the delinquents " very simple NO
corpse be buried without certificate from ply
scisn This certificate is deposited in the City Tn
spectors Office Nov, let the Board Of Health. ut the
Of each week cose the certificates Of deaths t3sy
have received with those received by the Inspector,
and they will ascertain who hav. neglected TO
report TO them and thus fasten the blame the pro-
per parties At present every physician Is exposed TO
unmerted censure. which, TO those Of them have
borne the heat and labor OF the day. and faithfully
performed their duties, IL most morufying
am, with respect, WARD PHYSICIAN
July 18th, 1s4s.
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BY TELEGu ArH.

PHLApEfFHa, July 20 1910.
The report OF the cholera this day gives 81 case. and
81 deaths for the last twenty four hours - which Il
occurred In the County Prison, and in thu Aims
Mouse.
RicuNoSp IVA }. July 70, 1870
We learn that there wns OF cholera In th, city
yesterday, also death. There have been IL deaths
during last week and Iu since the commencement OF
tbs epidemic.
B,LrrpeRr, July 20, 1870
during the last forty eight hours.
II Is confidently reported that in the city Of Eden
ton NJ there several Of cholera at present
There has already been1 deaths from that disease In
that city
CH,niEsros, July %, 1912
Notwithstanding our quarantine regulations during
the last twenty four hours there have been IL Deaths
and eases.
PfrrsnUpou, July 2S, 1870.
The Sanitary Committee Of the Board Of Health
have again resumed the publication Of their reports
the cholera We had nattered ourselves that the cpl
s.rie had entirely left us. but such Is not the
For Al. last twenty -four hours there have
Cfrcisrarr, July ~, 1sto.
The health 81 eur city continues 10 improve. stu
the shoera exists though reference 10 the register
sfipermepts at the cemeteries. end that other dis
ssses hold IRE ponderaucs There have been, during
tbe hast twenty four hours 10 deaths by sholera and
- ~ other diseases. Total, -
sr. Jouts July 2s 1si9.
The report II intsrments issued yesterday gives %
Aeashs-lo fro. cholera, and 10 from other diseases