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ThOs. Richards A SON
RNhs{S.Ii.EIE:RS,
Sxatt0ners, E0HhbinHFrs. and H!ank BOOK
.EtsiHiactHrFrS,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
A LSO, ManuiacturcTsard Direct Importers
"A of every KIND of CONES, BUTTONS,
81 SPE.Nij"RS, Spcrtac'ea, Needles, Pms.
Percussion Caps, Violin Strings, Hooks and
Eyes, Whalebnns, Beads, Marbles Knitting
Pms, Brushes Of every description, Soaps,
Shaving Boxes, Tapr., Robbins, Threads
cotton and linen, Purses. Pocket Books, RAJ
zor Strcps, Musical Instruments, Looking
Glasses. Necklaces, German 'larps, Ink, Sew
ing Silk, Lead Pencils, Bonnet and Cap Wire,
sud great variety of other FANCY AR1I-
lLFS too numerous to mention, which usu-
ally takes much time to find, aud TO which
they are constantly making a"ditions--ail
which they have made exprrssl, for the Coun-
try Trade. GIJ-New Goods received every
week. CALI AND EXAMINE GooDs AND PRIcEs.
January lS, lS5O-ly CO
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Wool Carding,

rE'fIE subscriber respectfully Inform. the
q public hat he has jus, started two new
Wool Cariing Machines, seven miles
Southeast Of Athens, on Cheslua Creek
and will execute any work IN that line in
the very beet style, al the usual prices
Persons from a distance will have their
work attended to promptly IN every in
stance. Fol every ten pounds of Wool
one pound Of clean grease is required 10 BE-
furnished II the Wool is properly cleaned
aud vel! prepared, he will warrant the
work well done. JNO. J. DIXON.
Aug 10. lsJ0-'D 80
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laviland, EsisIey a. CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Drugs. .IsGiiCfaeJ and ChfmtcG,,. f'0;Ris,
oils, tI'iHcsOsC fsi,ss, Spanish f'ioGi,
.sGrilo 0,i Japa Indigo, E'rrfn8!c-
~, .ool's, brushes, Surgical and
DCnfal IisirHDicnts
ALSO, AGENTS TOR THE MOST VALUABLE
Patent Medicines, Deatisis Gold Foil,
Teeth, Sc. Rosendais Hydraulic Ce-
meat, Caicincd Plaster Faris. sc.
rHAVING large stock on hand, which Is
u q kept full and fresh by week. additions,
and being connected with HAvILAND, REESE
& Co, New York, and iIAyiLAsD, ilAREAL
a. CO.. Charlie ton, ). G., Wholesale Drug gist-,
we are enabled 10 supply Country Merchants,
Physicians and the Trade, on the most favora-
BILE terms.
~ Goods neatly put up and carefully
packed. Qualities warranted to be as repre-
scented.
IL Prompt attention paId TO orders with
Cash or satisfactory references.
~ Purchasers visiting tins market are in.
vited 20 call.
HAyJLAND, RiSiEY & CO.,
Drussists, Augusta.
Jas a5, lS5O-6m 10
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philadelphia Advertisements.
LINN, SMITH G. CO.,
No. 2I3A .Nmkct street,
Philadelphia,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS IN

AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and
ObstetriCdl jnStrumCntS.. nedicinc Chests,
.MedicaL Saddiebags Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils Hmdow Glass, Tar-
nishcs, DycsfvD$ PeUnmery. &c.
Also, Manufacturers OF the celebrated
Congress flirting Ink and Ink Po,cder.
YE'HIS Ink is unsurpassed in quality, hav-
h. ing never tailed 10 commend itself
wherever it has been brought into use. We
are now prepared 10 furnish it Of all colors.
in bottles from quart TO one ounce. neatly
packed in boxes from one TO three dozen
each.
LIS. B. Co., have a, all times a complete
assortment of every article in their line. TO
which they invite the attention OF DRUG
GISTS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
In the selection and preparation OF their
articles they spare no pains 10 have them
of undoubleh qualities, so that they feel
prepared-lo fill the orders of those who
wish pure Drugs. ia a manner which they
feel confident will prove satisfactory. They
are also careful as TO the style of putting
up and packing their Goods, in order to
insure their safe carriage TO any point in
the country.
Orders by letter will at al! times receive
prompt and careful attention, and to any
Druggist of responsibility, our Price Cur.
rent will be sent if requested.
jul, 26, lS5U-6In &c
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HAIR DW.ARE, CUTLERY AND vAE.
RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

A. W. q ". L. Ciss .'!iC1iAEII,
AUGUSTA. GA.
1EAVE on hand complete assortment
Il of English and American Hardware
and Cutlery. They also keep on and an
ex,snsiv" stock Of Agricultural Impl"ms MS,
cons,s;lng principally Of pioughs, Cnl,iya-
tors. IIsrrows, Straw Cutters. Corn She'll
e,s, Cyindicsi and Eouble Acting Rotary
Churns, Hors- Powers. Thrasher.. sc.
A II orders entrusted 10 them will receive
prompt and careful! attention.
Frh. 70, iS50--ly" u
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Martin {. !Ii:i.ciy's Na:;onaITonic

Nsai !iis - " i.i;fil S-'a;;Ui.ui AOi!iC
(WHICH eyc,is at rc;nrGIrs ~ the cure
W OF Agu" and Fever and Dyspep.'a.
| II is purely n v"."'rh'" c"mnourd, and ~
perfectly Iunuc,ui IT. It's Effects. Elias
Raul. Of Nri1h'Svllie. York co F., Pa. says:
81 have never known ans irmely equal 10
your invaluable National Tonic far hgue
and Fever" Or. Il. G. Griffin, OF Cam
bridge. SCUM Carolina, writes To us,
"Ionr National Tonic Kills The Calls
dead" aud Cary W. All Of Chutch,own,
Cumberland county. Pa, says: "Il has
cured no ~ Ihs most obstinate and lnvcle-
rate ease a Dyspepsia" In a postscript
h" says, 81 co",'de; myself perfectly cured.
Seq pamphlet.
Alec. Br, .1.s ga TE.H"s JJ.IS.T5EIGE,
which i most valuable remedy for -x-
pei,ng Worms from Children and grown
persons.
For sale by the same hgen'c as a1bve.
NAV u, lSJU-ly 81
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Dr.. Fitcia's Celebrated Medicines,

Pulmonary Rnlsarn, Depurative Syrup.
Pectornl Expcctorant, Heart Corrector, Pull
monnry ointment Hpmor Corrector, Pure
and Medicinal Cod LIVER OIL. Anti.Dyspep-
tic Mixture. Cough and Ca'har,ic Pills.
Nr'vina. Female PiIs Ecrn,fnge, FemnIe
Specific, SC. Sc, used By him constantly
and with unprecedented success in the treat.
ment Of Colds, Coughs Consumption. a ,h,
mn, Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Scrofula.
Skin Diseases, Rhcnmatism. Female Com
plants Piles, sc. &c
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Chalcery Notice.
c Creditors of Daniel Il. Purcell

ClalcSfy IVOJice.
To HE Creditor, Of Daniel X. Purcell,
deceased.
A BILL having been filed in the rhanccry
"a Court at Cleveland, Tennessee, by the
Administrators, suggesting tho insolvency OF
the personal C-;atc ni The sald Daniel K. Pnr-
cell, aud praying an injunction asninst the
CREDITOR thereof, ;!c administration thereof
has been trau.f,rrsd 10 the said Chanccry
Court, aud ynu, the said creditors, are cnioIn-
ed from al further proceedings at law or in
equity against said estate, ant you are here.
BY notified to ca. your claims giillSt said es.
tntc with she Clerk y Master OF sad Court,
properly authenticated, AMI cause yourselves
TO be made parties To the Faid bill.
JAMES BERRY, CAM
Aug. 9, IsS0-!t Prs fee 50 %
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DR., Fi.ch's meq"nl'cd Patent Silrer
Plated ,4bd0minGl Supporters.
Dr. ttch's Improved Plated Steel Spring
Shoulder Brace
DR.. Fiich's .Siiper Mhalipg Tube.
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Wessm Virginia, pan Of Missouri. Other States.
ssbs seaips Sssse authorities form State government
and abolish s'avey.
Tks claim Of Texas the territory Of Santa Fe has been
Admired b. The pysdecessor Of Psesden Taylor and Con-
erciss jurisdiction over IT, Nay. moIei il has even nd
mitsd lhst s territory beorgs 70 Texas BY the articles OF
poe ~ lsRal oce Of Texas While attempting euforcs
the 9saas laws there. while a. the time Congress
&ess preparing purchase the claim Of Texas 70 santa
Fo aud while she he President cfeePs
u and sssis ,hs land sway Such despicsbe msasures
deserve the excavations Of any honorable man hns
doing everything thai magnly devise infringe 1pon
~ gh.s a TsxHs and The south We are n3I ~ @
towards defeating efforts Of The friends q me Union y
eoct an compromise. Than ~ ne
Of he aboonists. free sellers, ana ABBY roso"
In the Union
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Yesterday re House devoted some three hours 10 The
eoos14uu11oa of Washington lettsr IN the Boston Ass
allegia h4t Mr. Gddngs had absraclsd certain letters
ion ~ ~ q De Post 0cs Department, which they
s1uasd tpeaf = breach Of privilege BY vote Of II
- y % nays. W
Ths 0alphin eass was afterwards taken up, and
speeches upon h were sde IN favor Of the payment BY
NssnA @. King and Conrad; after which the House
sitownsd
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One Of the most distinguished DEMOCRATS Of Washing
ton has just returned from months visit to the West
where he met with great many citizens Of Pennsy.
vanis, Maryland, and Virginia He reports. the result,
OF his experience, that he did not meet with one citizen
who was not in favor Of the Senatorial Compromise
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PArsruL ACCIDENT --0n the 4th Charles D. Smonon OF
New York, youth fifteen years Of age, fet distance OF
thirty forty feet while preparing swing Tor Sabbath
school party, in Bcrrys wood this city His left
was dreadully shattered He bronghtto the residence
Of his brother Mr. ames W. Simonloo, Of the Re-
portes for this paper. where hts amputats d.
hours alter tho accident, by DR.. Robert X.
Stone. assisted by Doctors Miller and May. Young simon
ton bore his suffering with remarkable forude, and
NOW doiuV well.
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The 4th Of July celebrated in this city in the usual
wsy. BY the military e well a. citizens The CEN
ire II attraction the Washington Monument. At which
great crowd was present to hear the oration Of The
day. Il delivered BY General Foots. Of the United
States Senate, and brealhss the loeri and most patr-
otto spirit gives great pleasure to lay it.his morn
ing before our readers
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ny aHH "'fH "f sdV'ef IVA e0"se"F W Hs os"Hf
Like Lea, OF Mssisippi, to be commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, vice Orlando Brown, resigned.
Ceofge Fisher Dis1ict oil ,lumbia. 10 be
under the of Congress approved the 29h day
OF March, 1850, cntted "An oary ino esc the
ventlon the Uni,ed States and the Emperor
Brazil OF tue 27th day OF Januaty, 1919
Pnp A. Sesrle, OF New York, "clerk under
tbs commission In the performance of the duties pre-.
scfibed by the OF Congress approved March ~ 1851
entitled An act 10 carry eft CT the
the United States and Emperor OF Brazil OF the
9Th day Of January, 1919
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ovyroR rms BoARp or HkALrn, July S, 1850.
Intcrnsents I'm tine CITY Of WashinA ton for tho
Month cnding 3Oth june, 1880.

Ancmis, anus mperorsa apop'exy, bronchitis,
chcxa commissions, Al consumption cholera morbus
cholera inantum, congestion Of ccngesve fevc
danoa, drowned dysensey, sangene CASTRO insetis,
hemorsge, hydrcciphalus, hyprophy Of the heart
jsundicc, Inflammation Of sesopnagu inflammation
liver, ne,asas Of mumps the BRAIN II old age, Al;
pneumonia, scarlet fever, small pox vi scrofa Stubborn
81 whoopng cough,
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The I'd Of Patck's Church. Rev. Mr.
ny, Mr. JOHN H. FENwiCK, Of Charles county, JANE ai
daughter Capt ions d. scorr VI Georgetown, d. O.
saonai Ineigence and Georgetown Advocate will please
copy.l
On I'd instant by the Rev Mr. BurIKR, Mr. CHARLES "
GORDON, OF this city 70 Mrs JULIA O. HOLINESS daughter Of
Hon. HkxRr Bar, OF Louisiana.
New Odesns papers please copy.l
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THE .ndssnsd woyd respectfully CA attention 20 his ''ei o.
WINES AND LIouORs 49,
Acss $1,000 By obtaining nom abroad all Wines
BY him. personal with the ys
vino growing c Of Europe than possessed BY any o
houss In this city, afford for the character ana
The arrangements Of vsuis such - % msks
them, In fact substitute for the cellar 81 cansnme
oeIs wanting small ssscred los o. choes 49,
special BE- snppieA The shortest ncc win 49,
decanted including Of France and ger
voany not usually be obtained here. =,
COUNTRY Trade supplied u Wholesale prices ON me mv"
able !.
cLUBs Win And much advantage order on NE sub
scrber.
FAMILIES Of table wines . low prices
also ne cheapest sorts Of wines and hasos FOE co
MEMBERS on LEGISLATIVE BonIEs, messes and Others !.
distance, b supplied land have sent them by
ExPRESS," FREE or CHAReE) with wnes, &C, sor mnte
by The doseD Of sssoed Sorts - he shoest he"ee
~ sddresssk their ordsFr, through he once 20
JACOB sNIDER ~, TX u
Importer and Dealer Wines, Ae wsaai street, philadelphia
ozsEoARs Of direct Importation non Of various sort:
and brasd always hand from 90 80 r Rn' so'
The single boz chssper than ~ any other store IN - ev'
Ian 2f-dAcpfy. III.
HE a the sprfnxs 81 wessrn vhsana~s VOL "
IL ~ s.tN
s Weeks Il he sspS% spdar q fsaaais' eosag' Virginia
Saratoga ws'srs, Or u. ravs< ssnnss vhy'seisn vol
81 81 IL -. :. :. --...w
Of the latest dates ~>x~cv ~xvrnp
Juy4 SA A"S
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l have been much gra,ihed in reading many OF yo9r
aole aftIces upon hs Com PROMISE aud ns the spirit
evinced by yoa may Of all lfo,n whom
sekpecied Tue feeling Of he people Ia this section
Of county strongly favor sncabie settlement
OF ghai question which long distracted the nsfon,
aud my observation leads 10 bseve that the basis OF
the Committee ol Thirteen in the epiable As
10 the Missouri Conn ton,sc would OF be
hpve my doabs sboat mat plan being more svosabe
the Soatii taan tho adjustment scheme bcfoe The
Ssnats Looking tie iunre, and considering what by
the strong OF Destiny, may take places am Inclined
20 think fhs portion OF cenfedeasy will gam by
the OF the docuine u erfrrence.
contained he report Than by tue adoption Of The Mis-
sour npr0mse with the indirect admission
part al right OF Congress lesisae upon
the question OF slavery Suppose tls boundaries ol Cali
foruia restricted would slavery Into the Territory
OF South California
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On Thursday, the s7h ult residence Cincinnati, Of
cholera, the 29th OF her FREEDOM ELIZABETH
wife JAsss H. DuRyxE and ouy sister OF GEc HKsncx
esq, ofths CITY,
On Friday the Sd, instant AMER and painful Illness, So
SAN RDBER OF RosEKr W. and CATHkRSk q. La
aged years. months, and - days.
friends Of family respectfully invited attend her f
this tsaurd) afternoon O'Clock, from hsr fathers
dence in Union Row, Y
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EUBNIrUR or A PRIVATE FAMILY AT AUCrIoN,-on
Tuesday morning, July q 10 O'clock tho residence OF Oap
do Brown, late COMMISSIONER Of Indian Affairs PennsyIva
MIA avenue between 18th and is shall sell
Of mahogany and maple furniture, ORDER
Mahogany sofs and parior chsirr, sdebonrd
Gard tabes marble top centre, sofa tables .ts
Csnc-seat chan, rocking ciairs, lounges
Marble top bureaus and dressing tables
DO do Wristbands, folet f4af LII
Mahogany and gilt looking. glasses
Do and maple French bcdsends N.sts
Feather neds and
Pnslos, CHAMBER, and carpets F5
Passage oil cloth, 5ssllse
Fire sets, stoves, cfockcry and glass ware
Kitchen utensils, &C. y
@ UNDER cash over sa5 credit Of sssy and nine
days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest,"
DYEK BROTHER,
jury o-du EHAtN AfE Aucnonesrs
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90 Notice.Rev Taoxas T. ProK, Of Broadway Church
Baumore, be expected preach tomorrow H. M
n4, p m, In the street Presbyterian Church.
July
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correspondent from Georgia writes in opposition
10 the Compromise lie concludes with the declaration
!" True, we love the Unioni but like the men OF '7o,
we love our just rights and our honor still more"
A correspondent from Louisiana writes thus from
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TREAsURY o. biography, ccnssstins Of pssesr.
and sketches Of eminent Of ~ and
nsions @rmns and complete dictionary q mcsnpny from
the earliest period ofhc present time. ny Samuel Mann
DER author Of the Treasury o. knowledge complete IN one volume
just imported from London by .... -. -
Juy6 fRNCK TAYLOR
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ssNone knew him but TO love,
None naued him but to praise .,

Anger hatred, revenge found resting his heart but
meekness disposition and resdine good
filled his and hence his features lighted with
smiles, renecng the sunshine Of his mpartng
their genial influences all around him, and embenac Of that
eternal brightness which his spirit ared and in the fu
Of which IL reposcs. FRIEND.
WAsHmeros, July s. 1850.
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THE Worth American Review mr. July, 1850, com
tanning e aric'- "upon the Of Congress the California
and Territorial Question: noticed In the elxencer
Of fh July single numbers for subs npticn taken
TAYLOR d MAURYS
Juy8 Bookstore, 9th street.
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Without Infringement oil the general symmetry =
in view OF the majestic river whose waters, in their
course wards the ocean, alike lave the tomb OF WASH
memory as they flow BY the place Of his.nativy-has,
IN he midst Of the assembled wisdom Of the nation. and
in presence OF this multitude OF my patriotic
trynen urge you, and all OF you'll enreat you, be-
serch YOU this moment OF awful peril TO the repub
ye do your duty. and nothing but your duty,
10 the constitution. TO the Union to the sacred cause
of liberty itself Nft
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by order Of The Board ,
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tsaMday O'CLOCK iahefs
dence In Union Row, on y
90 NoticeRev Tnoxas L. ProK, broadway Church,
Baumore, be preach and
at4, y m, In the u street Presbyterian Church.
July
tionaiRev. NorRsK Pennsylvania,
viii preach Congregational Society Central Church.
ssh street, TO morrow al II O'Clock.
Juiy6
cy-second Prssbyt~rian Church, New York avenue.
near l5h street On Sunday, al O'clock the lectures
chstznv IN India" wi with Divine permssipn be continued
s""o
o0-Roek Creek Chursh Fasr--Tbs at shs beautiful
grove VIII he continued BY the ladies' ofte parish this aenoon
tsaurdsyJ From occk until there will be
refseshmenh, o which citizens invited 10 partsks
July 9. t N 81
D1coiunabia Typographical socsety-A meeting
inS soce viii Be held tails evening Al O'clock IN the Alder
be laid before meeting, hoped every member win be
present 1Hos. CATION,
Juy6 Rec. Secretary.
NY GREEN q rAsrEr, Aocsse~een.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.--on Monday,
the 2tn Instant u O'Clock, shall SELL the prem
the highest bidder vsiuas building
No In square No. ~ Sad lct eighty situated fronting 50 feet
~ inches north running
aud 2ad streets those who desire purchase viii do well
attend -f4r
Txsrs fourth hand balance IN equal
36, ~ deed given. deed Of trust
taken % secure deferred payments. .
Juys-stsds Asssons.r.
HANDSOME span Of Match Bay Ponies q private
ponies, four old well perfectly
They perfectly sound under the saddle They
can DC seen q the residence Of Mr. Denhs, Essbys time
Kiln who viii Of 1he harness match
GREEN = fAsTET,
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0z-C0mgrega tional--Rev. NoURsK,
will preach, Society Central Church,
eh street, al ii O'Clock.
July
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CHARLES ABERT,
AT LAW
:. And agent for claims In general.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC RiiPOaTs FOR THE UsIor.
Aripai Of tie YasAiwgtos.

Brfln.ns Lotteries for July, 1850.
y. w. MAURy 4 CO., Managers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

$500 ,,ch ~ climate, and the different conditions
90 ,to rs,.or.I atmosphere in the development Of
-. -, a the crowd il is not necessary to en-
-. :, mi. Is not an essay on general hygiene.
,ni,;a,. +, state that those conditions which
;,cre,.e the exhslatous fromthe BODY and prevent
their passing quickly away must greatly tend 70
-, ,,s,e the noxious efiuvih surh az heat and
-, o,-,bised. Whenever these two states
-, .a,,o.ber there the diseases ia question Cor
-. rot ,.,rt prevail with tue greatest amount Of
-, Tvnbus fever appears 10 DC the worst
~, donrners exists without the lorlinats
'.eo-,trre Heat alone does 10. favor the de-
.Ia,,s,t n such diseases, for evaporation is very
;5.,5 the particles are rapidly carried of heat
alone. however, is rarely to be found Ia crowded
nlsces-ipordiDate moisture usually exists also IN
dar suob circumstances.
:. IL tho dsmpness that exists IL tie lower
,.,ts ors house that causes the Cholera 90 Be more
foone,ty found there and it is to tlis Cause also
tbst the disease more frequently attacks at night,
vtco tic particles Of mist no longer ascend b.
rsrifcntion. but are condensed in sensible moisture
toward the ground. 1t bas been FUND also, that
The lower grooLds, The ae.ghbosL0ci Of rivers, and
other damp places are the fPo.s where il viii pre-
vail in preference TO dryer places.
From these facts, therefore, VIC learn the import
snce Of c timely separation Of dense crowds in
such places as exhibit those states Of the general
atmosphere that tend to the concentration Of the
living poison, as a scientific preventive measure,
and not wait until the disease itsef in its most
lignnnt form begins its work of death. When this
occurrence happens, then such measures are used ;
the pestilence disappears from the spot only to
appear elsewhere under the like conditions
These remarks are not applicable to cellars only,
but to all crowded buildings, where space is small
and ventilation poor.
ToT The theoretical portion Of this article nds5
ed 10 fciernhc friend who has given the nhjec, yey
careful attention.