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E'rigitfuf Accident.

WHITE SULPHUR, September %. On FIR iday
morning Mr.. Brackm II an his son john, aged
about eighteen, started II woods for the pur-
pose of telling timber. 1t to work, and in
an hour or so large ch the son had
felled lodged upon e. In order
to get this down. a huge oak
SO that it would .e it with it,
He had llttlem m eted the work
when his tatherr. soon as the oak
began to fall the lad, lite the butt of the
lodged hlctory which, i he supposed safe
one. But the oak, as idrg rs II was. did not
bring down the hickory II te Ii upon it with great
force, and, swinging rapidly around, struck the
son tul IN the front part Of the head and buried
hlm under itself, to ali appearances naEgled TO
death. From the groans lac heard lie knew that
his son still li7ed and yet he was po"erless to re-
lieve him.
At last lie Went 10 work and cut the main t.umk
OF the tree on both sides of hiu and then rolled
the portion OF the tree under which lie lay oil him.
lie tou"d lis head very much mangled, his left
ankle smashed and his legs and body badly
bruised. The miracle was that he had escaped
instant death. tie WAS conveyed to Mr.. klncaids,
at Dry Creek. where all surgical assistance was at
once rendered by ID = Nuwlcs and Lake resident
physicians at this place. his skull was found bad
Is fractured and his cunuItIOn generally SD crtl-
cal that the amputation Of the left leg considered
necessary could not be performed. He is still
very low and his recovery from death can only he
hoped for upon the many seemingly mn aculons
precedents during the late war.
RicItmUnd DiSDdic!t.
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At the annual meeting OF the Cocheco Manuiac-
turing Company, held Friday, At Dover. the
report presented showed the company TO have
been very prosperous the past year. During the
year s1OO 600 was divided annually and $780,
600 of the capital stock returned to the stockhod-
ers. About twelve million yards of cotton cloth
have been manufactured, and over thirteen milion
wards of prints Although the mills have been
sble, through the introduction OF improved ma
chinery, to turn out more goods than ever, both
the mills and printery have been run to their full
capacity all the time.
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Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September 26.-The intermen:s
from yellow fever during the "a hours preceding
O'Clock this morning, were 81.
Two hundred and fifty yprivares and seven officers
are now under treatment at Jackson Barracks, in
the 1st Regiment U. s. Infantry. There have been
at the barracks and at the military hospital up
ward of 100 ieaths from fever.
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O. y YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO Eli

81 \ YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HE Il
country home, after sojourn of few months in t. E
city, was hardly recognized by friends In place ot
coarse, rustic, flushed face, she lad u soft ruby
plexion OF almost marble smoothness, and instead
tw>ny-.ree she really appeared but eighteen Upouin
qury as to the cause o great change she painl,
told them that she Used the CiRCAasIAN BALM, an.
considered 1t all invaluable acqusi 10 any ajys toilet
By its use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per
sonal appearance hundred fold. 1t is simple in t'
combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from also heal
ing cleansing and beautying the skin and complexion
BY direct cton the cuticc ii draws from it all It's
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it should be-cear SOFT smooth
and beautiful Price 81, by Mail Express,
ceipt of an order, by
". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, n. Y.
Tue Only American AGENTS for the sale OF the same.
March 80 1y
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From Havana.
Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, September 26.-Stocks excited, and
per cent lower since the opening. Money, per
cent. Gold 1434. Sterling unchanged. Flour
dropping. Wheat dull Corn quiet. Rye dull.
Oats active Pork, s23 80. LAID quiet. Cotton
dull at 2Sc Turpentine dull It 5Sa58l. Rosin
quiet, common, sS s79.
EVENING DIsPArcK.
Cotton heavy and declining; sales 1900 bales at
&c. Flour dull and declining Southern 50 SOal3 70.
Wheat frmer; advanced &c.; No. 81 80 Corn de-
cIned lc.; mixed Western 81 30s1 33. Oats active
and frmer; Western 75a75.c. Provisions quiet and
steady. Mess Pork s23 80. Groceries quiet and
dull. Naval Stores quiet. Stocks unimproved
since last call. '62 Coupons 113s. Gold 143tal43{
BALTIMORE, September 26.-Flour less firm; high
grades scarce; superfne 81 50a9 75. Wheat heavy
and declined 10c.; Choice Red 81 60a2 90. Corn
dull; 81 27a1 % for White; 81 33a1 81 for Yellow.
Oats lover at 6Oa7oc Rye steady at 4Oa45c. Pro-
visions quiet; fair Southern demand for bacon.
Cotton dull; middling uplands 23a23tc.
CINCINNATI, September 26.-Flour firm at full
rates. Corn dull at 81 O5. Provisions unchanged.
New ORLEANS, September 26.-Sales $50 bales,
easier; Low Middlings 20. Receipts IL. Flour
quiet and firm; Supcrfne s1O Choice Extra sl3a
s13 so. Corn in good demand. with an upward
tendency White 81 40. Oats scarce at 50. Pork
quiet and firm at S26 ,5as27. Bacon retailing at
15t for Shoulders 19t for Clear Sides and 254 tor
Sugar Cured Hams. Lard firm prime in tieices
144a14l Gold 1 Al. Sterling 56a55. New York
Sight Exchange premium.
MOBILE, September 26.--Fair inquiry for the
better grades IA consequence of scarcity; sales
100 bales. Receipts, 1909 bales, closing at 2O4 for
Kidding.
SAVANNAH, September 26.--CottoL dull and ill.,
active closed dropping Middlings 9Osa2l; sales
102 bales. Receipts, 937 for the week, 1920. Ex-
ports, 1884 Stock, 1882.
AUGUSTA, September 26.-Cotton very sctive,
but prices easy ; sales 490 bales; Niddlings l9.
Receipts, 262.
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R6NERvOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants low spirits depression. involuntary
sons loss of semen spermatorrh9a loss OF power dizzy
head loss of memory and threatened impotence and i'm
becility hnd sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HO-
MEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. TwENTY-EIGHT Com
posed of the valuable mild and potent curatives
they strike at the root of the matter tone up the
sysem arrest the discharges and impar vigor and en-
ergy. life and vitality to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of Price So per package of six
boxes aud VIAL 81 per single box Sold by druggists
and sent by mail receipt OF price Address HUM
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY. No. 5G2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
September 10
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NEW BOOKS.
pAYNE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

A NEW WORK JUST ISSUED By W. PAINE, VI. D..
Professor the Principles and Practice Medicine aud
Pathology i'll the Philadelphia University of Medicine
and Surgery: author OF Paines Practice Of Surgery
work Obstetrics and Materia Meca. auihoi OF New
school Remedies; an Epitome OF Ebere's Practice Of
MeGicine;i Review of Homeopathy; Work the His
tory of Medicine; Editor of University Medical and Sur
gcal Journal &c, &c 1t is royal octave OF 96O pages
aud contains full description OF all diseases known ~
medicine and surgery, including those OF women anu
children together with their pathology and treatment y
all the and improved methods Price 81 postage 'V
cents. -,
Address the author, No 933 ARCH STREET, Philadei'
pha, Pa.
ALSO, A NEW WORK.
Entitled New School Medicines, which Is tnt ON? -, I'm.
ever published upon Matcria Medica embracing VIII
mi raa,,a' un,nr, W,ur1 Price 81: postage tree
Address ~ ab1yr.
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From Georgia.

AUGUSTA, September 26.-The Judges OF the sl-
preme Court of Georgia, WARNER, WALKER and
HARRIS are out in letters favoring reconstruction
under the Military Bills, ON the ground of necessi-
ty and expediency. The Hon. Ben. HILL left this
morning for New York.
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As NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
German Fire Company OF Charleston will make applica-
ton at the next session OF the General Assembly Tor
renewal OF their Charter of Incorporation
j. c. WOHLERS,
August o7 1amo3 Secretary.
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A Freedman being about to remove his shop,
his landlord inquired tho reason, stating. at the
same time, that it was considered very good
stand for business Ihe fGGenchmap l.G replied with
stand for de business BY gar, me stand all iay'
for nobody come to make ine move :"
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CNcnNAr1, September 26.-The Queen City Dis
tillery has been burned. Loss 100000. Citizens
have subscribed $4,000 in aid of the yellow fever
sufferers.
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aTNOTICE To MARINEkS.-CA APT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvES, ON the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashley River by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
5. C. TURNER, II. NJ.
Harbor Maeter's Office, Charleston February g. lsCG.
February
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FIRE Z

Inc alarm of FIRE given about TWO o'clock
this morning, and was found to be in the stable
upon the premises of Col. JOIN E. CAREw, at the
corner OF Blake and America streets. Supposed
to be the work of ad incendiary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

asNOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
PLICATION will be made at the end of two months for
the incorporation of Company for the Manufacture OF
CHEMICALS, ACIDS AND FERTILIZERS
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The Germa in the West.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, September 26.-TGe German
Convention resolved to support none except
pledged to oppose the Temperance Sunday Laws.
From Havana.
HAVANA, September 25.-BALMAzADA was sworn
in as Provisional Captain-Gen
MANzIANA died of typhoid fever
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81 ELOR'S HAIR DiE.-THlS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Th
only true and p'rject Dy,-harmless, reliable nstan.
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll effects OF Bai
Dyes Invigorates the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine ia signed William 4. Bachelor All others
are mere limitations. and should be avoided sold by all
Druggists aud Perumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
to- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 Tyr
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a@WASH[NGTON LODGE, No. 5, A.. F..
M-The officers and members Of this Lodge will at
tend the Funeral Services OF Brother p NJ THOMAS
ALLAsON, at Masonic Hail. This friday Afternoon at
Four O'Clock.
The Brethren of our Sister Lodges fraternay
vted participate in paying the last tribute OF respect
to our deceased brother.
By order Of the W.. NJ.
September q s. WEBB, Secretary.
agONION CHAPTER, No. 3, R. A. M.-THE
officers and Companions of this Chapter hereby sum-
moned appear at Masonic Hail. at Four O'Clock This
ernoo pay the last tribute OF respect to our late
Companion, THOMAS ALLASoN. member.
By order of the NJ. E. H. P.
w. c. WATERBURY, Secretary.
September 81 "
A8-CHARLESTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
You hereby summoned to appear at the Engine
House. This friday Afternoon, at Three O'Clock. in Full
Uniform spanner exceptedl. to pay the last tribute OF
respect to your late brother member THOMAS ALA.
son.
By order JAMES F. WELSH,
September 27 Secretary C. F. E Co.
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CHA
RITABLE AssOCIATION.-The officers and members
respectfully requested to attend the Funeral Serv
ces without badges) OF your late Brother Member
THOMAS ALLASON, This Afternoon, at Four O'Clock.
at Masonic Hall. j. L. HONOUR.
cortrmhar o? Cacrntarv
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SPECIAL NOTICES

aar CAUTION.-ALL PERSONS ARE CAU-
TONED not to credit any on my account without
written order from me. JOHN MCMAHON.
September 27 3
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Washington News.

WASHING ron, September 26-Advices from Nash
vile, state that affairs are mora quiet in conse'
Quence of the federal provisions to rerress disor-
der. Both parties will probably hold elections
and take the question to the Courts.
General HANCOCK will not go to New Orleans I'll
the suhsidencc Of the fever. In the meahthi
General Mower is responsible.
General MOWER telcgraphs encomagin9ly re-
garding the health in the Fifth Military District.
Generals HANCOCK and SIcKLEs have left.
The revenue receipts to-day amount to s4O6,Ooo.
The Tybee Island Lighthouse, at the mouth OF
the Savannah River has been re-est tablished-light
to be exhibited on the first OF October.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, September 26.-Gen BROWN issued
an order directing the officer Of the Freedmen's
Bureau of this District 10 turn over to the civil
authorities all negro paupers, and none other, who
have been residing here since January l, 1861.
In the case Of KEBLER the soldier up on habe0s
corpus before the State Court, on the ground of
being minor, and not legally held IN the army,
the military authority refused to obey the witt
The soldier had been before the Court once be-
fore, but, when the trial Of the case ended, the
military declined to submit to the arbitration OF
the State Court.
The State, in the gradual sale of her interest in
railroads, to-day sold her interest in the Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad for $50. 900.
Gen. BEAUREaARD arrived here this evening.
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From Richmond.
From New York
From Cincinnati.

New YORK, September 26.-The Constitutions
Convention has adjourned till after the election.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a1- CoNSIGNEES NoTICE.-NERCHANT
Line schooner MYRovER will discharge cargo This Da:
Adgers North Wharf Goods not called for before sun
set will be stored at risk and expense consignee.
September 27 WILLIAM ROACH.
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RrorsrRAr1oN IN WILMINGTON. n. c. We have
raceived from the Chairman OF the Registration
BOARD of this city, the following report OF registra-
4;or tal-a,, from the lists as revised:
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MARRIED.
LODGE, No

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. DR.. SHADLEY L. P
PATTET to Miss E. r. TORLEY. second eldest daughte
of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. roRLEY. all OF this city.
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S n Up PI N.G

FOR HILTON HEAD AND BEAU
LIN FORT, 8. C.-Thc schooner BERTHA ia now
NAAceiving Freight for the above points at reduced
skso.rates. and will sail on Saturday, 2Sth inst
Apply TO Captain on board, North Atlantic Wharf,
VIM GUREEY,
September 2G No. 102 East Bay.
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ag CITY SHERIFF'S OFFFCE.-TO DE-
FAULTING CITY TAX PAYERS.-I do hereby give
tice all defsulters in payment of City Taxes that
pursuance OF instructions from the City Council cha.
proceed on and after The first day OF October next under
the executions my Office, to levy upon and adVer
tse sale property of defendants to satisfy said eKe"u
tons P. c. GUERRY, City Sherin.
SentaMler u 8
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ss- LUMBER WANTED.-CUSTOM JOUSE,
CHARLESTON, SEPTEMBER 27, ,1s67.-coLLEcToR',
OFF1cE-Estimates will be received at this Office until
the 5th proximo, tor FORTY THOUSAND FEET OF
LUMBER, being inch boards three by four and six by
six srantng for the Custom House. to be delivered
at some point in the city,
For further particulars. inquire at the new Custom
House. A. g. MACKEY, Collector.
Saptember u
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M TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR
TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX Oh
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
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RALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
1t is unfaiing remedy in all cases OF Facial Nesral
gia often eecting perfect cure IN single day. No
form Nervous Disease fails to yield to its magic inau
Even the severes of Chronic Neuralgia and
general Nervous Derangements Of many years standing
affecting the entire system completely and perma-
nently curedby it in few days. or few weeks at the
utmost. contains nothing injurious to the most deli
SYSTEM and always be used with perfect safety
is In constant by the best physicians, who give 1t
their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by
mail receipt OF 81 and two postage stamps. Sold
everywhere.
TURNER " CO., Sole Proprietors, No. la0
fremont street, Boston, Mass.
Septembrr2 mwf 3mos
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DOWIE & NOISE,

No. Isl Meeting street opposite Charleston Hotel.
Juur II
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for sale property defendants to satisfy said ere"u-
tons. P. c. GUERRY, City Sheriff.
September a5
HS- -PROPOsALS.-OFFLCE DEPOT AND DIS
BURSTING QUARTERMAsTER, ATLANTA, Ga. SEP
TENDER 17PH, 1s67.-Seaed proposals will be received
at this office until IL NJ, Monday September 3Oth 1857.
supplying the Quartermasters Department In this
city with
$4,000 POUNDS SHELLED CORN.
Put up good strong sacks of not less than two
than three bushels per sack-Corn to be free from dirt
and perfectly sound.
Bids must be in TRIPLIcATE, with O. copy of this ad
vertisement ATTACHED TO EACH and bear the endorse
ment ofTwo RESPONSIBLE persons who willing 10 be-
surety the bidder in the event of the contract
being awarded him. Proposals not complying with
the requirements of this advertisement will be rejected
Delivery to commence October 9Th, and continue at
less than onethrd of the whole amount per month;
or the whole amount may be delivered at once, the
contractor prefars it, the Depot Qusrtermssters store
house, Atlanta Ga. The corn will be weighed and in
spected when received.
Bidders invited be present at the opening OF the
bids.
Satisfactory evidence loyalty of each successful bid
der. and solvency OF surety, will be required.
The Government reserves the right to reocl any and
all bids
Proposals should ba addressed the undersigned and
endorsed upon the envelope Proposals for the delivery
OF Corn
By order OF Bv Brig. Gen. R. SAxToN. Chief Q. III.
HJ. FARNswoRTH.
lst It. 34th Infantry, A. A. O. M
September 81 In charge Of Depot.
as- WHEAToN's OINTMENT WILL CURE
the Itch.
wHEATo IS OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum.
wHEATON'S OIN2 MENT cures Old Sores
wHEAToN'S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of the
skin.
Price by mail GO cents All druggists sell it.
WEEKS POTTER, Boston, Proprietors.
September 16 mwi1y
aS- TURNER'S TIC DoULOUREUX OR
TURNER'S TIC DOULoUREUX Oh
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
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II tQ9 DtEChS VI 40.
[ Wilmington Jo,D1G!.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-07-04
Beer Versus Bread,

After saying that Bavariaus swallow ten
or twelve quarts of beer a day, "Carlton"
adds that it is very nutritious That
was ex Governor Andrews doctrine, and it
must be very pleasing to the JOurnGL That
such view is ludicrous in the extreme,
however, is evident from the writings of
Professor Liebig, the great German chemist,
to whom ex Governor And,ew alluded 80
favorably in his late plea that alcohol is
food. Liebig says 1--WE can prove with
mathematical certainty, that as much flour
as eau lie Oh the point of table knife, is
more nutritious than eight quarts of the
best Bavariau beer that person who is
able to consume daily that amount 1.-TWO
gallons1 of beer, obtains rom it in whole
year. in the most favorable case, exactly
the amount of nutritive constituents which
is contained in five pound loaf of bread,
or in three pounds of flesh.
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A Years Work Of Dram-selling.

Carefully compiled statistics show that
sixty thousand lives are annually destroyed
by internperance in the United States.
One hundred thousand men and women
are yearly sent to prison in consequence Of
strong drink
Twenty thousand children are yearly sent
to the poorhouse for the snme reason.
Three hundred murders are another Of
the yearly fruits Of intemperonce.
Four hundred suicides follow the fearful
catalogues of miseries.
Two hundred thousand orphans are be-
queathed each year to public and private
charity.
Two hundred million dollars are yearly
expended to produce this shocking amount
of misery aud crime as much more is lost
trou the SAME cause.
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PRECAUTIONARY SANITARY MEASURES -
The Board of health of St Louis have is
sued the following instructions to the In
spectors These measures might be advan-
tageously adopted in all our larger towns ::
l. You will visit each day every tenement
in your district; inspect, and, if necessary.
report the condition of every well, privg,
vault water closet, cellar, drain and sewer
connected with the same.
2 At each visit require that every depos-
itory OF filth, offal aud excrement be prop
erly disintected-colars by fresh lime and
ventilation; prvies, vaults, waterclosets,
draius and sewers by copperas or carbolic
acid
3. That in case cholera exists every dis
charge from such patient be disiufected by
adding to it table spoonful of saturated
solution of copperas that the receptacles
for such excrements be freely treated with
carbolic acid and copperas at least once in
twenty -four hours; that the room in which
such persons are to be found are freely ven
tllated to insure which small fire should
be kept constantly burning.
T. That all hJors, cloths, sheets, or other
bedding solled by choeraic discharges be
disutected by being placed immediately III
boiling water; or, il this is not possible, to
cover the same in a solution of permanga-
nate potassa -one ounce to three gallons of
water-or pint Of Labarraques solution
of chloridated soda to three gallons Of water.
Either of these solutions may be used to
cleanse soiled parts Of the body Of sick or
dead persons.
5. See that the bodies of those who die
of cholera are wrapped in sheet wet with
solution of copperas, permanganate of pc.
tassia or solution of chloride of soda; aud
that the same be repeated every few hours
until the bodies are buried.
6. That no person be left constantly
watching the body of one so diseased, and,
if the diseased be a proper subject for bu-
rial by the city, that notice to that effect be
promptly left at the Health Office.
7. That voluntary sanitary Inspectors
are hereby authorized to enter private prem
Uses and make the necessary inspection al
so to urge the necessary sanitary measures;
and in case their instructions are disregard
ed, then the inspectors will report the par
ties 80 refusing to the Chief of Sanitary Po-
lice, to be by him reported, if necessary, to
the Board of Health.