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'1'HE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
REMEDY FOk DYSPEPSIA.
WAX STOMACH Ann WKAK BowKrs,
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Prspared by a
Bottles *. IS and so CON

Bottles l2x. Is and 50 oeuts
HdrfsAorns's Cxrs all should be kept In At fnmi-
lies: IN case OF accidents or sudden sickness
Harfshoyas's Cure all cures Rheurlatlan
Harfshorss's Cars-aH cures Cramps. Cola
Pam in the stomach or Bowels. = -
Hdrtshorns's Cs,s-cH cures Pain in the Iimhs
Side, Back, and Breast. 1s'
Hs-fshgIsse CsT' -aH cures sprains, Bruises,
tHaytskoras's Cs.s-aIl cures Neuralsis. rootb-
ache and Stiffness Of the Joints. :.
Harfsso,Ss's Csss-al cures Cholera, Diarrhoa
AaIl,hcr..,,,, csrs- oil cures Ear Ache and Deaf
Rarfskerss's Cs,s-aU cures Dyspepsia and In
DIGESTION; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and sore
Throat; also Cuts and Sores. =
HartshOrHs's Ctrs-ail cures al Spinal cations
and w eaknest IN Limbs.
9 Hari,horss,s Csrs-au Is great tonic to Weak
stomaoh and Bowels, and Improves Direstion.
HI As the frequent changes Of the west her pro-
anee lsd Cod, Hhsumatlsm, Pain in the Limbs
and Body also. Stiff Neck-every person mould
Sinevs, Blood aud Bones and. ~ IT'S warming cleo.
Gel bote s poSs tl stPs al pn from the system
N; B:.If you have Cough. pse HhRrs-
E0RNE's PICTORIAL SYRUP OF Win
Gs,HERRf-it rs the best Cough syrup IN me
u yoa are Bilioas, use HARTSHORcE,s
ANTI B11.IOUSPILl.S. They ACT poa the I.Iy-
e. stomach and Bowels, carrying ud ali Bile and
The sbove Tnesiloues TO be had A al Drux STAR.
IN Washington city ktdwell a CIsoell al iSrorxe-
town; II. Peel d Go Alexandria. ma Al - =
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.aa-M No. SIS Pa. sT.. M.ssInstoS. b. c.
P.o1IofHkb = So, = Ia L..... 4, r...., .t

y kOIECIED by ROYAL letter. rsssns -
fhsrmsos de- Psrissnd the Imperial conese 81 Cd
iore, Vienna Triesemar No. 10 . remedy for Ne
hYation, Snermatorrhes, and Exhaustion Of the
System. Triesemar No. efeotuslly, IN the short
space of three days, completely and entirely eredi
oates all traces OF those disorders which copsvlaspd
cubebs have long been thought an sntdofe for 70
the ruin Of the health Of vast portion OF the popu
ation; Triesemar No, 3 rs the greet ContInentA
remedy for that class Of disorders which, uniortu-
nately, the English physician treats With mercury,
70 the inevitable destruction Of The PATIENTS const
tuition, aud which 81 tho sarsa perla IN the world
cannot remove. Tnssemnr Nos. ], 2 and arc alike
devoid Of taste smell and Of all nauseafInf susli-
ties. They may lie on tho toilet table without their
use beng suspected. Sold IN TIN oese, and divided
IN separate doses administered by Nepeeu. La
lsman. Roux, Ricord, &C., 40, Pnoe es eaoh.
four cases in one for Sc, which saves es and IN
81 cases.
Sold BY DIR. ii. A. BAR ROW, No. ls7 Prince sta
few blocks west Of Broadway, New York; Imme,
diatey receip of the amount DIR. b. viii forward
the Ss oases Of feseuar. and the large sizes, oar
rage paid, thus assuring genuine Erropeen prepar1
ticns. The IS Gases a!so cent, but not free Of car
riase. Consultations az usual from ii q. m TIL .
p. m. and from TIL .. m. Ct No. Isl Prince st.,
few blocks west Of Broadway. Eel IL
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-PsssenEers fol-
"a Rsil!osd; By gavin. -
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad, 9TH ct.
and Louisiana avenue. will De called for and con
breakfast can be obtained. This line ca RES the
u. >. Mail for the o. d A. r.. X. Passengers will
lind 1t free from the annoy of wagons and horses
that is met with on the boat. 1t is the most expe-
dltous, and, In mary instances, the most economI-
Baltimore.
N. B.-Cosohes furnished for Excursions and Pho
Mics. je24- tf
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It'll r WONDER OF WASHINGTON r.
GlBBS'S VEGETA BILE BAI.SAM ps-form-
ing Nmoet miracles IN covering uD Bald Heads and
ouItug I'll Scalp Diseases. 10 e-sR
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Miscellaneous.
INTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
aS#HasAA s.y.9s ga. AND

The gubscrl0of having completed MS assortment
of Furniture, would respectfully
invite the citizens Of Washing 49,
sI.nine hi. stock, for them
selves. consisting of .,.-
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Ch,ry, and other Ward
Fine M.holany. Walnut, and Cherry. Jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etrgerss, Ladies' Cab
NETS and Whatnots.
Fine Mahogany and W alnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and Sideboa1ds
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs OF every dssorip-
ton.
Pine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
China, Glass. and Crookery Ware, Looking
Glasses, &c.
My purpose Is to sell as cheap a. any other person
in Washington. and on favorable terms and
fatter my self that no person wishing to purchase
AGREEN,
au 18-tf No. b26 18th street.
w. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. Es 7th
-. street, between and II, Keeps
suired IN his lima fine Hearse,
Patent Corpse Prcservers, &C., &c. His charges are
moderate and his attention instant on call any hour
of the day night. Hacks furnished for funerals at
loNest posslOle rotes. ABLY 4,
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n THE GREAT. WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV

publish letter to DR.. Wood, OF This city, from
super,or me T Of ms hsI, tonne sueh ey,des.e
most have its effect, when coming from q relinbie
DIR. needs no encomiums, nor useless puhery from
the press:
Paorrssos o. J. woop a Co: -eentl-men: Having ny
,.nten .ied few month. since she hlxh,y bsbehc,.
iesticD Of own har which bed become quite
some three months procured bO. Of
your Hair hosorAtv>. aud used - ] 5000 found wss
have since procured suother bottle o which have used
har has totally ~ss pe.rsd nth on hes. sna lace and
my hair hes resumed is natural color ana believe more
am now sixty years old my good wife At the cf MY
The above notice IA you Cor your valuable
oovery am assured that whoever viii rightly
mee. lam citizen Of mi. city and rs.dsa. s.r. sr On.
last fifteen and known nearly every he
with name attached 10 at wi 20 pre-
am. truly yours A. @. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR REsTORATIVE.
wO.D-p..r SIR: Having had Che m.OrtnsttO
fever In New Orleans induced
n Ga e .n s.y the :n s' ny
-SIS. can express ny obligations y1I in s,ss g the
The Dnd..'sn.s Rev sr.ss les minister n s.l.r
he i. gentleman Of sre.. isnu.ase aud uns.r..5
| beloved. VIM. DYER
PRorEssoR WooD-Desr Sir Baving nsde . trial your
Hair Restorative gives pesur. that
has been excellent in inf
constant tendency 60 itching with which have been
tToutsd from chdhoOd aud also hair.
which was becoming gtnsl color
NO ether article with anything pleasure
profit Your. truly J. K BRAS6.
| The Restorative is put mp in bottles offs sIzes,
viz: Large, medium, and small the small holds X
pint, and retalls for 8 per bottle the medium
holds al least twenty per cent. in proportion
than the small retails for 81 per bottle the large
holds quart, forty per cent more in proportion and
o. ]. WOOD & CO., Proprietor.. sIa Broadway
New fork, ti1 the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lIshment, anc ll{ Market st., -. LouIs, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. an ism
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Dentistry, %.

d. uRNhsSEsr nss !.:tss :. v.s.
its. combining the irresistible ADVANTAGES .
creased comfort. Those having badly htt-
ing pates can now be guarantee perfect Mt Teeth
mounted on Vulcsnite vii cost oDe-thrd less ths1
gold, ana are fsr superior IN every respect. Gall
and see specimens az $50 Pennsy lvanis avenue.
T. Aoty !.
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Iedicinee.

GosDSnsss AsIATIG H 4, dSo. ., sss:.
bowels, and iof Summer Complaint Of Children.
There 10 no Mesicyne ssual 20 Il 10 would not M
cure an intait month old. The subscriber BAG
supplied the afflicted free Of charge, With entire suo-
cess IN even case. He ~ now induced b. gentle
IL an the different Drug stores IN Washington Tor
sale. Manufactured and for sale by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-29
ASn IT'S .kESHsEaIY RSRR Decline.

sv 1o1d. ~ r. sus,,s, O.. Fla IAssse.a
Medoine. of SPsrpatorIhea OF Local --lSk>
wsakness, Nootnr1N Emi,.ions, GM
tency. and ImPedlments 70 M.rrisre G 4
geReraily, By B. gE LANEY, NJ u. -.
Of youth, may be easily re nov I'd WITHOUT MEns
CINE Is IN this small tract Clearly dcmosstrated and
the entirely new and kiehiy sscoesEfni traatEsa.
o. a2opsed g TIE eu,hos. isE sx f.H,-sd, ~ meas
OF which every Us eLsttef 10 cure HfS EEi y
perfectly and ths lasst tassitie ens = tLetsrr
svoid ss al the eGvsriSsea Ro-tEiIs spf tie sias.
Sent TO any address. tregis ard pest fTee, tu q
sealed envelope. by remitiI post paid two post
age stamps 70 pr. b. DE- LAkEY
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ToGGnARPENTIEsRsS; A. AND BUIhDE cRS AND
We would most respec tfully call your attention
to the following advertisement:
Just arrived by the following named vessels, to
WIT: schooner Fairfax, of New York; the schoon-
ers Ring Dove and Francis e.. of Philadelphia;
schooner Allen, of Boston; and by railroad
$40 DOORS, Of all ordinary sizes,
500 WINDOWS Of SASHES and BLINDS, OF or
4c,Oa feet Of MbULDINGs.o of variou. sizes and
patterns.
Ali of the above named work warrented to
be klln-dried, and free from sap knots, and
which, for workmanship, We defy any establishment
In the country to surpass. Az our motto Is "small
profits and quick sales" we shall sell them at low
figure, to mako room for more.
All odd sizes of sash, noOTs, or Blinds furnished
at short notice and at as low rates ~ by estab
ment In this vicinity. Inside Shutters We can fur
nsh of any at from 10 to Is per cent less than
the customary rates of charges for the in this
city.
We respectfully invite those interested in the
above statement to investigate the same to satisfy
themselves, and We believe they will profit BY SO
doing.
A liberal discount made to the trade.
Call At the old stand-No. 562 It'll street, opposite
su 80 i'm II w. HAMILTON A. CO.
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CHEAP-CHEAPER-C
~ HEADQpARTRRs FOR SCHOOL Books,
SHEPHEkD has Just received another full stock
o. English, German, French, Latin. Greek and other
School Books.
Call soon, # you want bargains, corner 7th and
streets. at Headquarters. LEIPsIc edition of the
CLASSICS. saIi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
ABOLITION OF CARNATIONS OF RANK.

Cersspondence Of the Aug,buy9ey dAgemesHe Zeitang
Polish FRONTIER, June 10, 1888.
TIE Russian Government pursues its course ygor-
Gully toward wholesome reforms, and does not shrinks
from lsyirg hold Of some old established institutions,
the njuriousness of which s undeniabe, but which
have taken deep root in the people shat even tue
despo,sm of the Emperor Nicholas did net dare TO
NEEDLE with them. To these Institutions belongs e.
peCialy the TA,a, or graduation of rank among the
pubic officials, which may be regarded one of the
pntcpa causes Of the degeneracy OF that portion of the
community. Ii is known that Nicholas mad sn ioten-
ton Of sboli,hing Tsha in the Russian Empire, but
that he speedily abandoned the plan when he became
fully aware Of the difficulties that lay IN his way, and
tie decided opposition Of the entire body Of officials Of
otry grade. The present Emperor shriLks from no
seh obstacles, and with al his na,ural mlduess of
tlUseteI lie upyeldirg when there is reform TO be
s,nsd out which he considers timely aud necessary.
Hssets however, always with the requisite tact and
esuiop. He has noticed that the injurious g;alaion
o. nnk in Poland, where it hss Only existed
about twenty-five years, was not ~ far SO
dtspy rooted Es 10 Russia proper, 30 that only
itose officials holding the highest ranks would DC able
70 make any noticeable opposion TO the plan OF
adjustment. The monarch has accordingly decided
10 kgn the sbolshmens OF TskiH in Poland aud 70
vt Russia follow after while, and moreover 10 abolish
the entire institution from bottom ~ top For this
pepose q committee has alrea dy met in Warsaw to
prepare plan for the accomplishment Of this purpose
TIE Information Of tie condition Of the ociss in that
lad vii thus serve 10 Introduce like reforms in the
Whole empire. Everybody is watching whether the
important work will actually be carried out The En-
P@ hss given bic sanction to plan for the erection
bridge scross the Vis.uls at Warsaw. There is
hNa powerful fortress at csc, end Of it. AT Acsd-
oeay Of Music is alec TO be established, TO which the
Emperor subseribes Il, 200 roubles yearly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
ROYAL. VISIT TO THE LEVIATHAN.

Ihis great ship received the honor yesterday, Of
visit from Her Majesty and the Prince Consort accom-
panied by the King OF the Begans and the other I'M
pera ard Royal euests at present on vialt AZ THIS
Court. The Roysl party lett Buckingham Palace
shortly before o'clock and travelling rosc, reached
the Nlcualing Yard AZ DeptfJrd IL little more than
hslf al hour. Here Her Msjss.y was received by
Capt Buckle and the other officials 81 The establish
mebt by whom tie Royal party were 10 Inc
lsI ding lefty scarcely honored by such sn occurrences
since Queen Ehzsbeth went to visit the EMP OF SIT
Francis Drake from the same spot The Royal party
then entered the Admiralty barge, and dropped down
e. the ship. Mr.. }stes the Secretary Of me company
ard Captain Harrison sxsited Her Majesty at the
gspgwsy, OF rtsching which she was received by Mr..
H. + Hope and his co.6irec.ors, Sir JOSEPH Paxtor,
Nj. p, the Her. +. Berkeley, NJ p, Mr.. H. }. Il.
Campbell, Al. p, Mr.. Samuel Baker add Mr.. 81.
George Burke The deck Of the ship not being yet
laid on tie iron framing, platform had been con-
sruced for the Royal party extending her full length,
tlorg which they proceeded Mr.. lates and Capt hs--
rson explaining on their way the various arrange
nen.s ard construction OF the gigantic vessel. After
making the tour Of the deck the Queen accompanied
by the Royal psry returned to the bows OF the ship,
where q dsis had been elevated. On Mr. fatss spoil
cgziue for the rude, unfinished sts'e 10 which
the ship appeared Her Majesty expressed her grea.
admiration Of the mrs. idea Of is construction.
ard her singular pleasure at seeing the successful
I3atner II which the fabric OF is structure ha1
been successfully brought nearly 70 completion.
Her Majesty added with much grsoiousness that sne
felt warn interest in the ship a nent OF na-
honsl naval enterprise, and she hoped that !, would
ever remain part OF the mercantile EaNy OF the coun'
Try, aspiration which the directors FASTENED 70 re-
spond 70 by an assurance ths' as EDgishmen, they
would take that ship honored should sail
under foreign flag. Her Msesty then ntimsted n
wish 10 inspect the machinery but the descen. into
the engine room being considered rot sufficiently
o6ious the royal party were invited 10 Vie a the
machinery from the hstchwsy. From this point
Capt. Harrison explained al the gigantic nechs:ism
by which the lotion will be given and controlled.
After Iemrining here for more than quarter OF al
hour the roy al party conducted 10 the principal
saloon IN lie fore part OF the vessel where idss was
conveyed Of tie sburdsn accommodations which
the ship in lite future arrangements vii supply by
temporary fittings for her Mejestys reception The
royal parry remained osrl nearly an hour and be-
fore leaving the King Of the Beasns united With her
Majesty in a high compliment TO the public spirit OF
the Directors and was pleased 10 ho6or with has
especial ootcs MI. Yates, Do: oily - he pracpN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
GREAT BRITAIN.
GREAT FIRE AT THE LONDON DOCK.


About pcon yesterday most destructive fire broke
va the London Dock. Tue fire ragged for several
hoos, accompanied by tremendous explosions, and
cte IAN has lost bis life.
II. London Deck as probably most Of our readers
may be aware, one Of the larges: or the bsnks of
,he rye-. II smost SC Jns s.. stha.ines srd ex-
tetds through Wrapping and Shade well 10 R.tcld. o.
,he ,ouih side Of the principal bssin, BET seen the
Iieiutsge ADD Wrapping river entrsucs, stand VII st
isiek Known as the South Stack Warehouses, range
leI o'ick baidtgs Of considerable LEIGH and dep.1
Hsescrles high. Although termed ole warsh suss it
arerous divisions, being separated by three fee.
Pnywas, With ooInnunicA ii IN tlrouSh every floor
~ eoer~sys projected by iron gstss- Tle wnole of
49, were erammsd With merchandise OF various de-
frattseSSts 20 the value Of bette 600 and
WV, the property Of brokers aud mereasats,
r. was the fast CT this rioh store being danger
krsoeo 10 the exeitenen. when the now; OF the
u,.e'esk became knowp.
w sbous ten minutes to IL when the disc overy
m1soe, Justst time when probably the largeet
s.' OF nasiDess s beng done in the dock Toe
EbeDonsee and soop- holes were open, and gangs Of
''''"s were essIy employed % tie different aaora,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
PUTTING KANSAS kHOWLEDGE TO
SOME USE.

There IS g law in the Old Dominion by which Tia
creditor lock up in jail any poor editor Who hap
pens 70 be IN that peculiarly ec;ors condition
tsously cenomins'ed short of change !, 10 said
that particularly lean krish, Ct he quill living in
enc Of The south western courtss, suested short
tine sgo by physician TO whom he owed balance
on account. The All is rather primitive AFFAIR not
very well " chiuked and immediately adjoining the
sleeprg apartment Of the jailer and bis ~ifs The
guilty nsn naturally ssked permission q carry in his
psp,rs scissors snd pen ,hs. ne might prepare scue
copy fcr q future day. Amoue as documents he
fortunately took with him lorg speech on he Kan.
sas question. About oclock the evening ne plsced
hmset IN the attitude OF SsnstSr ana psasd, IN
louc ara husky voice, and with grsst elaboration the
entire ceSumen'. The jaler and b q f.mly, who had
never been used 90 sueh exhibitions norrided,
and Kept awake al! right. The ed .cr slep. portion
OF the next dsy TO recruit hs ssepg.a snd angs and
10 the evsrrc begsn 10 deliver to toe ell walls ne
same summing up which he had prououuc I'd tyen-
ty-fouT hours before lie had uttered bat few para
graphs when TIE ,ier appeared srd politely request
ed BIN 20 orer bis voice. In answer be assured the
gusrosn # the public morals tas, he expected 20 20
10 Congress in few years, ana sss 70 the habit Of
readire Of these severy eyetirg 10 ha family
" to keep hi pself 10 pgscics.'
And do you mean 10 read that speeeh every night
in my hesIngi"
Il do, Sir
How much DO you owe th.t Do>tcri"
Thirteen dollars, Sir with Congressional en-
phssisl.
"Wil you refrain from keeping my family awake
until can make out the papers necessary Tor your
discharge
81 will. Sir go
In short tune the jssr returred ard assuring him
re bad paid his debt, requested n 20 give ss note,
paysble 10 ak mouths and then, an especial favor,
to depart from his premises The editor vent on he
way rejoicing and the ser viii, doubt, al the esd
Of SIX tbs renew tae cote rather thsn accept the
alternative Of harboripg Kansas msn on his prop
erty. (Cincinnsti Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
THE LIBERTY OF WHITE MEN IN THE
SOUTH
To re Ed.,c, Of Th N. Y nrbsss.

To re Ediie, J TA< NJ Tr3ss@
Sir: The incoeed statement of the recent iss..ily
or.rsse by which Mr. jas. L. Bowers of Ker. County
Maryland was ,ared and lea:hered by srmsd sod dis
euised rufians, wss intended for circulation 10 thu,
vicinity. As however the trans acter one to which
oo mach publicity CAIRO, be given "a smother OF the
daily evidences Of the high appreciation o. personal
rights entertained BY lie Save Power, would BE- well
t, psblsh the s.stsmen. in the columns Of your paPr,
ihs. your resdes may know something Of the teoder
regard psid TO the hber Of the individual 10 S'se
bordering upon Mason and Dixoo's hoe. lnere Is one
fsct which has net been mentioned by r 10 tbs
statement: which s that Mr.. Bowers was threatened
with hanging and was made 20 promise that ne woul
leave tie Sts,e; which, however, he has no intention
Of doing. He has lodged his comPsat with Jastice
Of the Peace Of that county and several CT the pare
ps;ors in this most honorable business have been 81
rested, ard held TO bail. He hopes to fnd justice
CROUCH ye; in that benghted land 10 punish them for
the ofense. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
SANITARY CONDITION OF THE EMPIRE
opderoe Of the .fuo,suygey ARgemeiae zei,uag.

ceuesponderoe Of the fHgsbsyger AH9emeHe Zeitung
Sr. PErERsBURG June 10, 1853.
The Imperial Ministry Of the Iuteror has published
rerort on the Sanitary Condition of the People and
he dores Of the civil hospitals Of the Empire DUR g
e wear 1856 which s interesting not only for physi-
esns but also for statesmen particularly stasIcians-
7, il pubIshed in both the Russian and German Ian
sn.0es. The hospitals in Poland, Finland snd 81. Pc
srsburg Excepting the hospital for common laoofe's
are not contained in this report. In all the civil hos
rsls there were in 1856 49, 423 sick persons tesed,
a whom 2GO,6lS recovered, and 81, 9e5 died. Com
rsrsd with 1856 the number Of sick was One-tenth
smaller; the relative number OF deaths was to 9.o;
in 1855 il was TO s.5. In the individual hospitals the
r,oportion of deaths was to 4.3 ard to 2.3 IL ap-
xus most unfsvorsby in TIE two departments OF the
81. Petersburg hospital for common workmen, to
49, and in the Astrakhan Governmental Hospital, to
3D. 1t is most favorable in the hospitals at wilma Il
10 co. at Perm and Ssmara Il to Dig, at Vstka Il
9.7 at Simbitosk aud Petrozavodsk 1to226, atOren-
burg to 81. The greater the distance of place from
tie recent scene of war the smaller the number of
endemic dresses that visited it, and the milder the
lorm Of the disease even though this became an cpl
ssmic. The only exceptions 10 this respect were the
s. Petersburg Government and the districts bordering
Il
lively and in part very maligoantly. The mortality
BY that disease in Sympheropol amounted 10 to BIZ
and in Astrakhan Of 100 attacked 36 died. Next TO the
ypbus the cholera claimed that year numerous VIC
tins, particularly in St. Petersburg, whence in fact it
kss never disappeared since 1918; and the proportion
Of deaths wss So to 100 while in Nishni Novsorod 1t
amounted to GO to 100, and in Ssmrs to Il to loO'
Smallpox visited the eastern half of tho empire, most
" while Siberia remained entirely free from it. The
mortality was very varying. aud fuctua.ed between
and so per cent which latter was the proportion 10
Astfskban. The same proportion was observed az
Hshni Novgorod and Kslooga. Disease of the throa
and l,ryrx attained in some governments the mpor-
tucs Of epdemics, particularly in Kovno, Podols and
GrOdno, where the mortality varied from 2S.5 to 454
PER cent OF the aggregate number of patients treated
the civil hospitals 269 6l7 were men, $3.50 women,
ud 5s5l children.