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THE CIIpIFR 4

To the Editor Of the Leraat Heratd:
Sir-During the prevalence of the Chol-
era Morbus in the different parts of Tur-
key, any remarks that may tend to the
better knowledge of the mysterious disease
and its development may be acceptable,
and have therefore taken the liberty of
addressing you the following. the result of
my observation
Cholera can be communicated
!. by persons direct. who carry the
seeds of the disease TOR vitiated air) with
them.
by clothes or other articles usel by the
sick
3. BY infected vessels or lazarcttos,
which, though isolatcd,are too near healthy
towns, and these generating vitiatcd air, it
soon passes the imaginary boundaries OF
quarantine.
In proof of these assertions l may re-
mark
LIST. The Cholera in the present in
stance Was introduced in Arabia by pill
grims from India. bringing with them the
seeds of the disease. 1t did not develop
itself until the period of the Courhan
Bairam, when the thousands of animals
sacrificed. of every size, from II camel
downwardS, were left to putrely the If
tluvium. combined with the ascent of the
holy hill by the pilgrims, bare headed. in
a burning tropical sun, and the free use Of
all kinds Of nnWholsome fruits and yegcta
bles, was Immediately succeeded by the
outbreak of the disease. At Djeddah il
assumed comparatively mild form, only
10 per cent. of these eases proving fatal.
The pilgrims ON their passage thro' Egypt
communicated the disease, which un;ortu-
natcly proved to be of much more fatal
type.
The Cholera was also introduced into
Turkey, at the commencement of the Cri-
mean war, by French steamer with
troops from Algiers. On her arrival at
Gallipoli it was whispered few eases had
occurred during the voyage. The troops
were, however, landed in n few DAYS
cholera raged,and the French lost upwards
of 1000 men from the disease in this town
alone. From Gallipoli the disease was in
troduced into the French hospital at Ally
dos by few patients attacked with the
malady sent from thence. Nearly the
whole Of the other patients were shortly
after taken with the cholera
I'd. The disease from Abydos hospital
was communicated to the Dardanellcs.-
The first persons attacked were the wash
erwoman and her daughter, who washed
the dirty linen sent to them from the hos
pital. They died. and tie lnalady soon
spread in the town.
Sd. During the present outbreak of
cholera the precaution of placing in quar-
antine the vessels and passengers from
Alexandria has not prevented the maladv
from spreading beyond the vessels and
boundaries of the lazarettos, as instanccd
at Constantnople, Smyrna, and the Oar
daneles. where it commenced chiefly in
tie immediate neighberhood Of the laza-
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Trlesraph Aews;
FROM THE DAILIES.

TIE Secession Ordinance Annulled in
-Aldbama--- Proclamation of Coz. Perry
Of South Cdroiiaa- The Hir, Trial.
BosTON. Sept. 26.
tfTle following is a schedule Of the prop
erty stsp}cn from the Concord Mass, Ma
tienal Bank yesterday, as far as ascertain
cd:
L. s. bonds s27 900; registered bonds
$4,000; U. s. skies, 1881. SOL, 600; u.
S.7::}- 10 notes S25,00J. L. s. 1910 bonds
5000; compound interest notes $lO,20O;
Concord bills $4,000; Rhode Island State
bonds ai4.000; Maine State bonds 49,
010: Vermont State bonds 5000. Total
$40 500.
The directors of the bank have offered
reward of $4,000 for the detection of
the robbers and the recovery of the stolen
funds. The capital stock Of the bank is
100000. Geo. HAYWARD. Esq. is Prcsi-
dent aud Jno. NJ Cheney, Esq, Cashier.
se.F5 NEW YORK, Sept. 26,
The, steamer PERT brings Savannah
dates Of the :2.2d,
The Herald of that date SAYS tue police
have instructions to arrest all coihrcd per-
sons found in the streets after 9 o'clock at
night. unless they have papers from their
employers stating the hour they are limited
to pass. The police are very vigilant in
the discharge Of their duties. Neverthe-
less number of bnrglarics and robberies
are announced.
1ss55+ MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept. 25.
The ordinance declaring the act of Sc
cession null and void was unanimously
adopted by the Alabama State Convention
to-day, after having been debated the en-
tire day.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.
A special despatch dated Montgomery.
Ala. 18th. SAYS: t'
No vote has vet been taken concerning
the Alabama State debt. 1t has been re-
ferred to a committee who will report soon.
The convention adopted the ordinance for
the abolition of slavery, with only three
dissenting votes. Everything was going
on satisfactorily for the cause of the union.
New York, Sept. 90
GOV. Perry has issued proclamation
or,lerin. commanders Of sub.distrcts and
all officers serving within the military dis
trict OF Charleston, to assist in organizing
the militia asa home police under com-
manders of u. S. troops for the prescrva-
ton of order. and the arrest of lawless
characters. Each member of the militia
is required to take the oath of allegiance.
The South Carolina Convention has re
fused to allow negroes to form part Of the
basis of representation.
" AsHlNGToN, Sept. 26.
Several additional witnesses for the gov
crnment were examined to-day in the Wirz
trial. DR.. Marsh, agent for the Sanitary
Commission, testified. to sending large
supplies of clothing and delicacies for the
prisoners, but had no evidence they were
received. In November orders were re-
ceived from Washington to cease sending
supplies.
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B,TCuCLOR's HAIR DYE.

Tie Original and Hest Ia the World The only
true ant IeFsss, fl.ir Dye. Harmsss, Reliable apd
insiahtaHsoas rrosiue's Immediately splendid
Bl4sk OF nsaaFsl hra.R, vithoat iainrng the Hair
OF skin. Esmssiis. thu III effect Of bad dies. Sold
b. Al nraEEists. The genuine Is signed " lillian A.
Bssshsiss. Aisa
ELltNIRATtNG EXTRACT OF MILLEfLECHS,
Esr Restoring aad u. astiiyipg il,. Hair.
bar CHARLES BACHELOR, New York,
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WORD BEFORE Too L.rE.--hrc YOU troubled
with H.adaehe, Heartburn, Constipation, Distress
alter batting DOR Memory, Low spirits, lain In the
Hack. er,at Weakness, lad Breath, or amy other
symptom of that horrid nightmare disease, by.pep-
stat II 80, lose no time, hut procure II bottle Of
PLANTATION BIrrEEs.
Ia purify, strengthen and inv, gora,e.
They create healthy adHetite.
They antido,c to change of water and diet
They Overcome effect. Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system pui rnlivcn .he mind
They rrctont masmatc aud Intermittent, icver-.
They purify the breath aud acdity of the stomach
Ties car. pysIep.is and Con stra;ion.
They cure biarrhra and Cholera Murbns
They eun Liver Complaint and Ner, Gus Headache.
No chang. Of diet 4 necessary while using Plan
TtrIoS birTERs, Eat the bes, your money will
buy and all iunr stomach Graves Of II.
fI#,NT ,ft"> BirfrRs strengthen the stomach and
r..ta4e 10. healthy action. You will find them
ftLNTNtfE, fugE AND RELIABLE. ew35
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Collector Harmon has appointed

COLLECTOR Harmon has appointed
Can't. Vim. A. Fosler, Inspector. Mcasur
or and 4aagcr in the Custom House in
this city, in the place OF 5 q. Thnrlow
ppointcd POSTMASTER Capt. Fogler went
out as captain in the 10Th Maine regiment
md was severely wounded in the knee, in
the attic of Coal IIarbor. He was soon
after promoted 1t Col. hut in consequence
Of his wound was compelled to decline the
appointment He was afterward appoint
ea Provost Marshal of this district but re-
signed soon after to make way for the re-.
inS.aterent Of Capt, Bean. He has been
a bracsand alerilarloas, piiicsr' ana Is
Notify aud rpulaf euu be5ast -Aef.
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CIRCULAR
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington. Sept. Isl. lists. \

DEPARTMENT az STATE,
Washington. sept. lst. lSs5.
To HIS Ecsiiescy. be tiefsrsvF II he
State Of .Naiae. 1agasia:
Sir:-lour ENeellcncy, serious attrn-
ton is invited TO the accompanying letter
of the Acting Surgeon General If the
Army. to whom the despatch from the l..
:. Minister ut Cou-ianiinaple. which it
mentions. was referred. The exPeiiency
of adopting quarantine measures for the
purpose ot preventing the introduction Of
Asiatic Cholera into this country, srems
well worthy Of consideration.
have the honor Ia h..
Your ExeelleBe,'s OH seFs't,
WV. IL. SEWARD.
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cit and VIM Stevens. Essayists.
Augusta was selected as the next place
OF meeting, tho time to be left OPT ionaal
with the members Of the. fra tssnity at
Augusta, providing that it should b., thc
last Of Sept. or the first at October )
After vote of thanks to the Bangor
Historical Society, Capt. Hugh Ross, the
Mayor, and members Of the Press at
B,ngpr, to Hou. Isaac r Clark, also of
Bangor. and to the proprietors Of the
Bangor House. the Convention dissolved.
= j. 4. BurLER, Rec Secy.
Nv IL.
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Nufgeha heHtfat iHHef.
Washington City. ID. 4. Aug. ~. IA.
Hon. B'm. H. SeHand, See'g Il siais:
Sir-in the absenec Of the Surgeon
General, ! have the honor ta Acknowledge
the receipt of your communication Of the
2ith inst. enclosing despatch from Mr.
Morris, Minister Resident af the United
States at Coustaniinople. relative to the
ravagcs of the Cholera in that quarter. &c
aud would most respectfully recommend
that the attention OF the Governors OF
States be invited To the facts contained
therein. with yieW To the prompt estah-
lishnent Of rigid quarantine regulations
to prevent. if possible, the introduction OF
Cholera into this country.
The despatch from MIR. Morris. and eu-
closed paper, are herewith respectfully re-
turned. Very respectfully,
Your oh't serv't,
c. II. CRANE. Acting surg. Gen.
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OH. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT.

~ IiHt hnttes ~ enc Dollar cures iamcness, cuts
gals, eelts ss. EesI the following
BosToS, Juiy :, 1870.
Ia TuHtAs We have used, Tor the past ye~,
taat it0Fss ItuiHsnt Tor ansusss. Hicks. bruises,
sflie and cuts and in every instance found II th
ls-i artirls ever usi In this circus COMPANY
iisass end stx doxsn, v the only iinim ent
se nss nus- We hsAe lss= hasss-. very yaiua-.
H. aa4 Do unt aAt ts lsaAr town " ithuut IL.
HYATT fEpsf,
aHaFss Van sHitarEh 90. Nensreris.
sold d 81 dfus ists. uff,e 80 ouTtlandt street,
NeN laFk. lm3S
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Mr.. BURR woad tske this time and method to
return his heartfelt thanks to his many friends in
Ellsworth and vicinity, for the many kindnesses
shown him to the patrons of the American for
their liberality and encouragement; and to those
members Of the Press who have, from time TO
time. Civ. n him 80 many Hatiering notices and
brotherly greetings. He would recommend the
remaining partner, and the American, to all those
wishing the services of q Printing Office.
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I T Z M 8 e. C.
StNt Fl. cONY.
ffarfrsar u .Hifac.

" w aid u HHf faln III hehVtt4
Th.r.v,. I,,..a, ,.,;.,;,y If
i,G- !, Viii, .,,,.,
''"f' "i's ih'1't''! W waning
wv" '"""'' W.
WHAT NEXr The EsiPeri Se"i'"'i
announces a meeting "i ! ne Ladies i'o-
VI '''','''
a'"i'-'oh 'enh's As'i'u''"f"'
"'''o ''''" ",''' ~ '.sets ~ ''''"'o"'
-bfo' Li"eH gives witty and very
peasant account oi his t's'i at bangor and
Attendance on the eitmst ake.
We learn that ,Iaise Ken; will hold
the next term Of the court in this County.
lie is now at lloaltna. holding a conrt.
Hey. C.. G. Everett. Of Bangor.
preached at the Baptis, Westinghouse in
this village oil Sunday Inst. Mr.. Everett
is an able man.
-rre. rlwell .avs that nro. ru.t If
,ho Ian, ca, ~ man, elsm. a, ia. cr.o,
!. ~. =, ro,, Pint H., l.. ,o,l.l.,, ,,,
II, through the naffaHs. and 50 had to go
back HON,
I;cu. Gal y A Smith of tie
II ,-..,t.
,,n :,
''"s"O''u y" '''''' '"s' "' nv ~
'enu' making h5is"of'n ms permanent
residence. we un.erstahd. lie was teach
ing here when be went into the service
We have heard If the .wooly
horse" that Barnum exhibited. aud the
''shiuglc horse" al the haekwood,man
but upon the Fair Ground i n live, three
legged horse an Exhibition which is a nat
ural curiosity. and no hamtug.
A City CuArrFR.-It Is laid that Ill.
worth possesses almost all the character.
istics necessary for the make up Of city.
and therefore there will be- an effort made.
next winter to ct Incorporated. onc
ching is surely nee 'ssarf ier eur pracc.tha,
is Police Court Il lock up and sonic ro-
lice officers.
The Progrfssire ies say. that our
old friend. :. G.. Thurlow of that civ h..
been appointed Postmaster. Mr. Thurlaw
is one Of the best Of laen and politicians
and no man is better deserving of such M
honor. Capt. Fosler. farnerl, 81 the Igth
Maine AMI who was severely wounded At
Coal lIarbor. has been appointed Inspect.
or and M,asurer in the Custom House at
Belfast.
Capt. Wirz. the murderer OF 20
many os Tho I-nio, ,r;.e,,,rs a, ,L. A.
:.
wv .''' NV f''s'''' ""' " Nv :. Nv" wv ''''''
at Washington, Is 81 fcelle that he has {"
lie on u sofa viii the trial progresses. It
is no wonder as the revolving aud horrible
testimony adduecd against him is enough
m make any human Leing sick. Wirz ma,
-,
eAe'P''"'
House. SuiHGIING.-Most every one
in town that owns n house. ar live. in hi.
,',.,, It'll H., -, ....,.;....
o"" '''''u o"'' ""s Nv" f"'''"S " Nc"
covering u INT ''''' VI s,'ht ,''' - 'nr'e
"n! par '''",'' '.''s'" WI! NV s''''" VI
ioo'' Shou'o We Tue particular 'i''e !" s"'h-
gle bindings Is there any philosophy
in this ! 1t So will some correspondent ex-
plain. One Shakespeare said :; e" There are
more things in Heaven and Earth. IIora-
ito. than are dreamed of in YOUR philo.o.
phy." and so there NAV he reason for the
fact that our neo,l,. are n,e,a,;,c - loo.
,ho;r ho,ds vrIl nro,.,,.I r
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Auction Sale,

WILL be sold at public auction. by order OF
w the owner, at fremont on tie Island Of
Nj. rese.t, On
Wednesday. the 18th Of Oc.,
at 2 clock in the afternoon. tho Hull, masts,
spars, rigging. chains. cable and anchors Of tho
british ship Nv iiam Carey" wrecked At Bass
Harbor.
The property will be sold in separate lets, spd
includes new set Of Sails. suitable for n Bafquo
OF q tons
The standing rigging is good and suitable TO
be used on any vessel Of the size Of COO tons.
fremont. sept. 18th, 1865. Aw36
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STATE or MAISE. EXECUTIVE }
DErARTNEST. Augusta,
Sept. 18th. let's.

10 De People If Marc.
have the honor ,e submit far year in
formation the follow ing letter Of Honorable
WV. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State for
the United Statcs. this DAY receivej, with
accompanying communications from {. III.
Crane, Acting Surgeen General L. :.
Army. and l.. joy Marris. Minister Resi-
dent Of the United States Of America at
Constantinople, with an article upon the
Cholera, published in the LeHant Herald.
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"HOnOrs are Easy -
Testimonial to Gen. Hamlin.
HEADQUARTERS,

HEADQUARTERS,
Inspector of Artillery. Z. S. A.
Washington, Sept. II. '65.
Special order, No. 81.
Breyet Brig. Gen. Chas. Ha,alin having
at his own request, been honorably dis
charged frnm the service. the General
commanding tenders to Brig. Gen. Hamlin
his thanks for the marked ability aud IN
firing zeal and fidelity with which he has
executed his duties while on duty at these
Headquarters.
The high purpose and patriotic zeal that
prompted Gen. Hamlin to enter the mill
tary service, the important and valuable
services that he has rendered. justly entitlc
him to the thanks and gratitude OF his
eouptrymen. A. =. HOWE,
Brevet Major General.
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BWe call attention to the advertise
nent of Messrs. JOY, Bartlett & Co.. in
this issue. This firm have fine store and
they keep it well filed with goods. The
purchaser will do well to call and sec tie
new dress goods on their shelves, examine
their boots and shoes, and their large stock
of groceli s.
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The daughter Of Charles Cotes.
worth pinskney, aged seventy, is reeeiv.
ing rations at Charleston. There are
fifteen thousand persons in the city, who,
Ike Der, are drawing their daily supplies
Of rice f,om the Federal authorities.
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and no object was to be gained by differ
cnt 'cource, but instead of needing our ad-
vice it has gone down among the grand
marms." Hear it
~" Bro. Sawyer of the Ellsworth
American evidently has not recovered
fully from his bolt"
Now dear sonny, take this medicine
like good boy and be well right away"
Go long. marin. ! won't take it,
don't want to be well."-Je6crsonian.
l. it any wonder, now, that his quandom
friend Perry, after sending for Bro. Bart
lett to lecture in Ellsworth some years
since. gave up the job, after the lecturer
got on the spot. fearing the consequences
Of hi. hudibrastc gun! We guess not.
The telegraph says that the ALL
bama State Convention in session passed
an ordinance doing away with slavery in
that State by vote of 80 to 30.
bangor seems to be IN earnest in its
attempt to put through the railroad to the
line of the State to meet our Provincial
neiglbors. At n meeting at the City Hall
on Saturday evening it was stated that
eight individuals aud firms had subscribed
S1a.0O0, aud some talked of doubling
up"
We learn from the kenncbec Jour
nal that Col. Al Staples proposes to COM
meuee immediately laying the foundation
Of a large huiiling to contain public hall
on Winthrop street. Augusta.
--Goldsmth makes some one say that
PHILOSOPHY is no mere than the art of
making ourselves happy; that's Of seeking
pleasure in regularity. aud rcconciling
what We owe To society with what is due
to ourselves.
-" mate reasoning but love stories"
said Pheasant writer. SO says more than
half of the world
'TRg EteE BEFNrES MCCLELLAN AND
FTARNAtGHr \ despatch received yes
Ger'lay /. NJ Shaw says:
Busrox. Sept. %.
Your horse Won IN three straight heats |
Trme-2:3a. e:i0 /. 2:3S IA. There
was a heavy shower httNeen the first ami
second heals
ffhe ifei was to wagons, best three in
five heais ftnes.
p.,-..,...-.,- III, ,,.,,..,,.
First btf. sept II. lS65. There was
large Attendance at the opening session.
The President. Rev. \ X l. Small, called
Ia order seen after o'clock. \ morning
h, mn WIS sting IL the class, led by Mr.. +
: Davenport; and Rev. Daniel Goodwin
of Hanger. read portion of the Psalms,
and led III prayer.
The President. IN some appropriate re-
marks referred tn the contrast IN the con
ditlnn 0i the country. from what it was
during tie past iew Years. furnishing us
srca; occasion Ia fciuice and give thanks.
lie also Offered seine excellent hints IN
reference Ia the hest use To be made of the
advantages al ttis musical week.
Mr. : Wilder. the director, Oh being in
troduecd IN the Association. proceeded Ia
drill the ela-s.- Iiaes.
MtssteHrsTFFs- Returns of the State
census lave heeu received from all lui ii
towns, aud they foot up I2l5, i?7, The
missing towns. II i estimated, will make
the aggregate population NEARLY i,:63,WOJ,
and the Voter about 2lj,0u0.
-The amount of j n pavis's trras
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Vol. NJ. -: No. XXXVII.
Dissolution.

YNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
L the firm name Of Sawyer l. Burr, wa.
dissolved by mutual consent, Sept LIST inst
The senior partner, n. X. SAWYER, is to pay all
the debts of the firm. and is also 10 have all the
dues beiossing N the Ellsworth Asoieas estab
shment while published by Sawyer 4 Burr.
N. K. SAWYER,
W. p. BURR.
Ellsworth, Sept. %, 1865
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5pcflal Notices.
State OF Maine.

State OF Maine.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, sept. u. 1888.
An adjourned session of the Executive Connect
will he held at the Council Chamber in Augusta on
Monday the twenty fifth day of September inst.
Attest:-EPIIRAIM FLINT Jr
Secretary of state.
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A FoRTUNE.--Ne came near making
our fortune lately. The fear some one
may be teasing us to know " how and
when." we make public. the marrow es-
cape" Mcssrs. Fletcher g. Co., Box
1868, New York Post Office, sends us a
stereotyped letter, offering to send us, on
receipt of $1,000, package Of lottery
tickets, which are almost certain to draw
5000. IF. and it is big if, the said
tickets do not draw such prize. then
another package is to he sent free. Now
we did not send the $40, we did not draw
the prize, and therefore are just as poor
as usual. Now dear reader, if you send
$40. you will be just that amount poorer
than You are now.
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The Musical Convention.

Let not those most iutereste forget the
Musical Convention which meets here
next week, for there is lots of genuine en-.
ioyment in etore for all that love good
singing. and who does not? Every one,
good, bad, Indifferent, sain: and sinner,
we'll remembers Shakspeare's lines
1.-THE man that hath no music in himself,
Nor is not moved with concord of sweet Sounds,
Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils."
Then, again, if the reader is an out.
side barbarian, and "is not moved with
concord Of sweet sounds" he should pay
his fee and GO in just to see how much
real pleasure ard enjoyment is expert
enced by those who are in the spirit of it.
We extracted more than the worth Of a
double fee in looking in one afternoon last
fall and in witnessing the soil d pleasur
that one Of the singers, not only seemed
to enjoy, but was really al! instinct with
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re;to. IL is certain the Egyptian frigatc
shoull nscT have been admitted into the
vicinity Of Cons,antinople. nor the steam-
ers from Alexandra allowed to anchor
pcar smyrna or the Dardanellcs, still less
the passengers landed in the different iaxa-
retios. Security. ss far ne we can judge
81 this mysterious mala5ly. can only be at
tanned By att early attention in preventing
vessels from infected places performing
their quarantine near healthy towns; for
although the disease may not develop it.
self with the same intensity in one place
~ another. ewing TO atmospheric and other
causes. still there j. no doubt that cholera
can be communicated when the vicinity is
tho close. through the medium Of the air.
maigre quarantine and all its present regu-
lafinus.
SOME distan, pein, should have been
chosen for the complete isolation of yes
sells eoaslag from Alexandria, aud there To
perform their quarantine for instance,
enc Of the ruBeFHs islands Of the Archi-
p-lago. far away fr"n any Of thickly popu.
lated towns ia Turkey. am, Sc,
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since the date Of these last commnnica-
iion.. this frghtiul disease has been ex-
tending ~ rasages westward from Com
stantiunple.
Tlu'cly pTeeantion may prevent its ac-
cess o. our shores. nr. at least. mitigate IL
severity. The most slgilant and energetic
efforts shuuld be made by those upon whom
the laws 1T this State have dessl,ed the
duty Of adopting sanitary measures for the
prevention 81 the spread Of contagious
sickness.
u Is 10 be hoped that the I,oards of
Health and municipal officers Of eur cities
aud towns, bath upon the sra coast aud il
the interior. will exercise all the necessary
authority With which they are clothed by
the Fourteenth Chapter of the Revised
statutes of tie State. and prevent. IL pos
slide, the ineresS Of this terrible malady
and that they will .ee To il that individuals
are u"t allowed to infringe It's provisions
with umPahiiy.
sAMrEI. cONY.
fsarfraaf ~ NIfae.