Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

have to DO more 1t will be descent we'll dis
appointment for them and this point the Northern
correct in their views but we can barely be ex-
posed for regarding toerabe what 10 SIM
ply the common lot OF mankind.
Alleged Cure SMALLPOX.
A correspondent in Covington sends the following
alleged cure for smallpox" He says be cut it from
paper some years since. The remedy mag be good
one and if So its publication at this time may be at
tended with benefit to those who unfortunate as
to contract that loathsome disease now becoming 40
prevalent in different portions of our Conederacy:
The United States Consul at the Rio drande de Sui,
Brazil has transmitted to the department OF State
very Interesting communication from DR.. T. Landell,
of Post Aegre claiming the discovery of for the
small pox Dr. Laudel that the idea of using the
remedy to be mentioned first occurred to him during
terrible epidemic OF the disease in 1887 but that he
first administered it 10 1872 since which time his
cess and that Of his son, DR.. Ohn Lande and other
colleagues in the treatment of small pox, has been most
Hattering. As the Secretary of State has communca
ted Dr. Landes paper entire to the leading Journal OF
the medical profession in the Gated States (says the
Washington Union, from which copy,) it is only
ceesary for purpose to extract that portion of the
paper which dscloses the remedy and its proper exh
bltlOn
Dissolve the vaccine that is contained in d scab on
pair of plates a capillary tube which is about four
six of Geld water, and give to the patient
tablespoonful every two or three hours.
The favorable result of this exhibition is, that il nit
gates the symptoms, modes the species, and cures the
smallpox.
rtcognize that as vaccine applied externally pre-
vents the small pox So, Also being taken nwardly, in
the manner above indicated, it cures quickly and Eff
caciOuSly the ema Il pOx in all its stages.
Under It's use the fever the delirum the hoarseness
diarrL pneumonia cerebral congestion, and, finally
the secondary fever disappear.
Beginning the treatment on the second or third day
OF the eruption, the small pox becomes varice!a
Fdrloolo al'houSh tHt eploerm Is thchened anu III
sae o cohgeS'lou' ah" 10 I'VE DAYS oecomes CRY "eh
oo' e"pPu'' >i""' mr.
Apply 'ne same treatment on TIE iouf'h or n'lh Gay
VI 'ho 'Aie s'na,i po9 peGoe as tlsy were
INC uuS VACCINE MI ana dFy 10 tne space OF cn days
WIN suPpueAuon
Colsueius taen tualFssae VeslceS ano pustu'es
oush' |" pe oel, w l8e q taEee t1Les Always 'na'
tney any tqe, ISL ene tnHo oay "
prevent me seeohoafy IS lANeYpad, SINCE lo4Z
more tnan ses aAl I'D fourteen PAID particular
atten'Cn thefe Mefe IT, S1eyeaa eonhoent cases.
eleven less severe, alIholBl HfsElnct
Since had recourse - tps treatment have not
lost single parent py the amaH POI Al my request
some OF my colleagues are ua1ng TINS system aud they
as wen as /: nave respea IlAtteEln9 results
intse enec's att supeTor 20 ny e1pectatlen, ano
even 10 my comprehension the vaccine neu-
razea Inc varloIc VIRUS action OF sreys
Coe enec's VI ahother' by thsatteatheht nave seen
disappear Tine 1eVef' dehr1uak noarseness alarrtea
pneumonia cereoeai congest'on' ana the secondary
eVer. =.
II may oe HehClohed here tuat the use Oh emoihen1
oysters or castor OIL internally, 10 Keep Inc bowels
gargles OF nitrate of liver and chloruret of lime
After the fifth day give baths of warm water, with
little chornate OF lime, or chlorure of soda, sponge
the body.
Also have given vaccine inwardly as a therapeutic
remedy in whooping coughs and with benefit; in come
eases the whoop or CONFUSION cough disappeared in
ten hours remaining only simple cough, which ex
tingulshes IN tour or twelve days
MOVEMENTS OF TIE EsEMY-DuriDg Yesterday the
greatest anxiety prevailed among our citxans with re-
ference to probable attack on the citv It was the
patch from Charleston anaouncin the presence of an
immense fleet at Port ROYAL added still more to the
general interest The enemy have announced their in
tention attack Savannah 6rst and the m tary au-
horites are of the opinion that the threat will be exc
cuted. Everything is astr, as it should be- and come
when they may even with their mighty hosts and ter
rbe ironclad ms, shall give them reception that
the world will write down glorious be the result vic
tory or defeat.
our peope We are not sure that it would not he het
ter were the feet otherwise We LACK praetical energy
outside of the arnv and the emergency -
call it forth seems not 10 have hannened We NAV ~
may not be attacked before Charleston. but in anv
event we shall be wise 70 be fully prepared. We can
not comprehend the motive OF first assault on savan