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DEATHS.

On Wednesday evening, Angus, 25th, at a
very old age, Mn. Bridgwater, mother Of
Aug'lcn 1ridgvater.
az consumption, at the residence Of h. Mat.
tingly, in Stanford, on Saturday evening,
Angus, 25ri, Miss Mary Austin, recently from
London, Ky.
At the residence Of hia father, "a miles
East Of s,Anford.on Saturday afternoon, Au-
gust 23rd, OF cholera, Hayden spoonamore,
aged about ~ year,
The deceased was young man Of respecta-
bility and greatly esteemed by his associates
and the community generally. lie contract
ed the disease in Lancaster.
At her home, two miles Northwest Of Stan
ford, or Monday evening. August 25th, Of ty-
phoid fever, Mrs. Lnisa, wife Of Archie Snow
In the Sodaiia No. Dcaocrai, Of the l2th,
We notice an announcement Of the death,
from cholera, Of Mrs. Ann r. Gentry, wife
Of Maj. VIM. Gentry, formerly Of Madison
county, Ky, and mother Of Mis- Alice Gen
try, whom many Of our readers will remem-
her spent several months Of last year at her
uncle Reuben Gentry's, in Boyle county. The
attendance at her funeral was the largest ever
seen in Sedalia.
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CENTRAL KENTUCKY DOTS.

Several farmers OF Jessamine have lost
quite a number Of hogs from cholera. Wheat
l. active. Wheat brings 81 30tel IS per BUSH
el in Jessamine :. Methodist Conference will
meet in Lexington next Tuesday .Jessamine
farmers are taking preliminary steps looking
to the organization Of Grange" also Clark
and Scott farmers IL Since the election riot In
Nieholsssille the negroes have been very Of
fcnsiye towards the whites. In the Kentucky
central railroad case, the petition for no
hearing covers 1872 printed pages with an APP
pendix Of IL pages. The Clark county Fair
commenced last Tuesday 80 head Of fat cat
lie weighing 900 ibs. were sold In Jessamine
last week nj cts. Good stock hogs are In de-
mand at 81 50ts,5 An attempt was made
10 burglarizo the First National Bank Of
Danville last week. NJ. T. Chrisman, OF Dan
willie, will be candidate for re-election As
Clerk Of the next Kentucky House Of Rep
resentatives.. Danville Is TO have gas-lieht...
Elder ]. L. Allen will preach At willow
Grove church, next Sunday The Kentucky
State meeting Of the Christian Chnrch viii
begin at Lexington next Tuesday -. A meet
ing Of the Curators Of Kentucky University
has been called for september isth...A large
sale Of land, stock and crop will take place at
@. d. Woods. In Garrard county, next Tues
day. e. The fall meeting over Lexington race
eouns COMMENCES Monday, September sth...
Mr.. John Lamme and Mis- Matte Bishop
were married in Harodsburg, the 18th mat.
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Serious Accident by Cars.

The passenger train from Louisville, at I
o'clock, p. NJ, Tuesday last, ran upon a wa
gon driven by George Warren, Of this place,
son Of Elder Jas. X. Warren, at the crossing
Of the Danville turnpike, within the limits Of
Stanford, demolishing the wagon and serious
y injuring the driver. Al the crossing there
is deep cut, little West Of the turnpike,
and a curve in the railroad, renders il impos-
sible for persons who are crossing the railroad
TO see down the track greater distance than
thirty or forty yards. The trains are in the
habit Of dashing across this place at the rate
Of twenty or twenty Eve miles per hour, and
giving but little warning as they approach
and sometimes, we are told, irregular trains
pass without as much as ringing bell or too
ting whistle. On this occasion, we are in
formed that the engine whisted at the trestle
some three hundred yards from the cross
ing Young Warren was driving along the
road apparently ignorant Of the approach Of
train, being out Of sight Of the track from
the West; and a negro woman standing on
the embankment above observed him and
tried to attract his attention by screaming
that the train was coming, but the noise Of
the wagon prevented his hearing her. He
was on the track before being made aware Of the
near approach Of the train and in the next
moment was sent whirling in the air dis
lance Of forty feet. He was picked up in a
state Of inconsistencies and supposed to be
lifeless, but in few hours revived, and is
thought to be only slightly injured. His es-
cape from an immediate and horrible death
was most miraculous. The wagon was
torn 10 pieces, the audiences and violence Of
the blow disengaged ii from the horses and
they scampered away uninjured.
We have had occasion several times during
the past year to call attention to the running
Of trains over this crossing and through our
town at such rate Of speed as 10 endanger
the lives Of persons passing the highway, and
the following was in type at tho time the ae-
eident occurred; Sometimes train Of cans
dashes across the Danville pike, within the
town limits, at the rsts Of twenty miles an
hour without a sound 70 warning. A fearful
accident will occur some day, and big suit
for damages will follow, when the plea Of
unavoidable" will not suffice.
II Is true that persona should exercise
great caution in passing these crossings at the
hour for the arrival Of trains, bat il is almost
impossible to prevent accidents. especially
at the Danville. street crossing. unless the
trains viii cheek up Il the .reslle and ~cs-
the pike at rate Of speed less than ten miles
an hour. We presume lawsuit for dana
ges will grow out Of :hs injury 70 Ms, War
Tep.
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CHOLERA NEWS.
Noti ccabie Features of the Dis
case nj Lancaster.
Lot The Poor Doctors.
About Thirty Deaths Recorded.
LANCASTER, August 18th, 1873.

n"s"'' i''s' 1910
''''''''"'''''' '"'''s' ''''"al
Lest the extreme terror OF your good pco-
pie OF stanford should reach the verge Of dss-
Per"'o"' ana IN Their demoraiifcd state the
'oNn su,hor'',e. should pas an ordinance for
"ho'era'e SUICIDE emigration to the North
eo'e' of some o'"er desperate measure TO es-
cape INC eho'eia, deem u my duty to write
you abrei ar''c'e giving the facts Of the case
"efe' ana a--"ie you, u you can Keep your
"iu"N"u' rou gu1tlins TOO much rot gut
WHISKY keep cool and have your Doctors stay
win you There Is not 80 much danger after
All we have had put two deaths in our
Town ,'nee SUNDAY, al'hough There have been
eeverh' cases Whieh nave yielded 10 medical
AAih Anu KIM nursing, ana WINE We do not
eon''ue' Ourselves 'roe rom the ~oonrge, yet
u mas asaumed suoh modified type, that We
ie'' nueh fe''eVed' No'"i'hs'andihg the
theory OF eminent men 'ha' cholera Is proPa-
ga'ed uroush inc Atmosphere our experience
mere mas oeen 'ha' no case mas oocurrcd from
waning u" u'-e Ane''eu ny 'he di-eare or
'roa' a'mosphs'o poison on TIE contrary,
We u0''''e 'na' nearly every ea-s can DC Traced
70 "e use OF ."e Ss''r rom the ra'ine or
marsh ." 'ne hA', sue ~ Lancaster man
'fo"' 'ne ",s'"i "e''n o' tennessee d'ed
near '," rA''n'' ron Nho-e 'icre'ions me
~A''' y s"PPo,,u 70 nave '"eh po''o"eu. ihn
"A'N Wa ur"u " '"se Po'uoh o. the ne
gro PoPu'A,'o" Anu many Nhi'e-' henoe the
woe 'P'o,a p'e's'e"', Q, 'ns ui-a'"e' Ano'h-
81 "'''''Ao'' feature OF 'ne disease 'nAS 40
'N We SNOW "o' S'ns'e heAi'"y' temper
"' wen 'ea person. unoer proper treatment
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FROM CASEY COUNTY.
MIDDLEBuRo, XII, Aug, %, '7s.

MIDDLEBURo, KY, Aug, %, 73
osrs,pondsna. Inis,.er Journal.
We nsolected to state in our las, communal.
oation that The common school n ,his nlaos
on.nad an The 5lb ms, with AZ nu,il. IN a..
,snd,noe \, I. unde, the oharss 81 NJ.
s.n;s wolford Who i. h,gb,x .onounI;.hsa
"a h.s ooO.,dsr.hls .,,.s;sno. :. $500
John yandever 4 s.ble ysn,lsm.n AZ Az.
can descent, bas been sut.ngled IN The uncom-
6,,,,bls us,,ro,k Of c;rcums,.nce. NJ Wm
Fsi, he ts.nsr a ,hs' toll-c.t. a.a NH.
from fihe,,v. b.a been lo.ing corn from, NJ.
ssld. 40 mucb 40 that hs hal unnls.san, ana
nicions Of bisnsiehbor. A sw righ,. Inc.
hearing sometbipS breaking at corn N M,
esld hs nrooe,sed IN The a;rsc,ion ~ ~.
sonad .n.om,.n,sd NV . L,.. aoa A...
W.. .ooo .o,,so mn and ,hs dso,sa.,or Il
ho,lv nursnsd ,h., IA ~. oomn.,,.d $500
~. hoo,v and .l.o ma. ho,.s h,,ch.s !. N.
ssnos H. ho,ss Va. ,.lsn ,o..s..,a. ], ..S
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

Some Of our citizens have been unduly ex-
cited about the eholem. Several families have
left town for the mountain region. We beg
those who have remained TO rest quietly at
home. You viii bear in mind that cholera
has never visited Stanford or even Lincoln
county from its hrst appearance in the Uni
Ted States In isss-,o the present year, and il
IL hot at all probable thai II will come now.
IL is not in Danville, Hustonville, or Crab Or
ehard AT this time nor do We believe il will visit
either point In fact, only one locality in our
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

The man Meridy, Tor Meredith) who was
accused Of an atisnp. Last winter In Huston
vile. 10 ass>ssinats Major Watt Drye, vas ar
rested In Andsrson county the other day and
brought hers for an ezsmining trial. The
case was postponed until Friday, lshis even
ing) at : O'Clock. ID will be remembered that
Major Dye was shoi through the window of
hotel al night with shot gaa. -rssrsl -hes
entering bis breast and arm, and came near
proving fatal lie Is nov going about how
over. We viii give all the particulars Of tina
examining trial IN our nexs Issue
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How 90 Nm a Town.

An exchange says the way 10 kill town Is
10 underrate every present aud prospective en-
terprise speak III Of the churches, schools.
and professional men; tell every body you
meet when you are from home that your no
tels are bad and that your merchants and
mechanics are inferior; enlarge upon the vice
Of the eitizens generally, especially tho youss
folks never subscribe for or advertise IN your
local paper II these thiHgs don't kill town
a. dead as picked lish, then our observation
has been blind
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i. "" ln<HU8 hrfu.l ||
Morfcrrf1sKs., Aug. Il, 1s7s.
cs1~7rs-ir-e< f-ss'sa, Js~r-a. a. -
rhe lest three days have been pen, N e.
sminins into the osnaidos ~ B>nj. R~,b<ru|
mind. Itwill rn.@bercd th.t .sid Beu-
bcrt isco6fncd IN jail here in default of bail
Zoe ,hs robldns Of D. Gray, E.q. TIE friends
Of prisoner claim that Ne l. in-aac, and hence
instifuted prescrdines % have him, conarrs
N I.unssic k~yIom, Colonel woclfrd
and lion. !. 8 Christian vrrc~n,el ,he side
Of the prisoners insanity, ssd Capt, , " Tut
lie and Jss Z. Richsri-cr. county Attorney,
the other aide. The jury fail>d 70 And Aver.
Act IN tbe ea-r. s-n being IN fasor q sendiAs
him 10 the Asylum and Two 'sr~;n~s
Il b the opinion Of experts and oebsr- com
pef~ntso DECIDE on such matters. (shs have
Investigated Ne condiiion,) that he I~<vijent-
y laboriss under mental imbeeiliy sishsr &C.
quired or conecnital. 4 +I'.
samuel, son Of Jodgc Derry, snd Cabcll,
son q Hon. J. s. chdnnsp, have e,ch broken
an arm since the show. t4.l
We observe what We sonsider indications a
a movement in the heht direction in the
Southern portion Of our comfy. Several u
the best farmers In that region are getting oat
timbers to build tobacco bsri< sri II. +.
Hall informs me that he intends pIansins a.
~ acres merit scsson, and his neighbour con
template following sun 70 the extent Of their
abilities - a.
The recent rains have revived The face Of
nature as well a. removed The vo-beeons
shade from the face Of the fArmsr. They
now think the corn crop will come mp nearly
to the average and sweet potatoes, cabLsss.
ETC., etc, will be a. good as last ssasos. y
Mr.. 10. Russell, Of the hours Of Bamt1f
ger, Bloom a Co., has been with rs solioisiak
trade for his house In Louisville. a.
Mr.. Craig, late Of Stanford, representi5ls :
firm in Cincinnati, has also been here Few
days. ~
Judge Busters health has considerably i'm
proved since last writing, and his condition 10
much more hopeful
An Indifferent article Of green Peaches Is
being offered in our market at from one TO
two dollars per bushel. General health Of
the county good. OCCASIONAL.
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An unfortunate Kentucky editor thus sd-
dres.e. his delinquent subscriber; Friends,
we are penniless Jobs turkey was a mill
ionarie compared with our present depressed
treasury. To-day, II salt was two cents bar
rel, we could not buy enough to pickle jay
birdy
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A more numerous army Of oaterpilar are
devouring the foliage Of the silver poplars in
the court house yard this season than usual.
One can not sit beneath the shade Of one Of
them moment without being covered with
worms. Cannot something be done to destroy
The worms.
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Prof Smith has been engaged for several
weeks upon numerous portraits Of our eiti-
Eens, and Is now giving the finishing touches
to a portrait Of little Willie Embry.--drawn
after his death. The design Is beautiful, and
the friends Of the family are much pleased
with the picture.
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A negro man and negro boy, in the employ
Of Mr.. j. $. owsley, who resides about Eve
miles east Of town, got into difficulty a few
days ago, which resulted in the cutting of the
boy, Tom Craig, by the man, Green Smith
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An arrest was made under the new ordi-
nance In relation to cyprians and test of
eonsiitutionality made, resulting in favor of
the eourteHan. So we have laws enough in
relation to tight men, but none at all in re-
gard 10 loose women.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

We refer our readers, especially the Repub-
lican portion, to the prospectus Of the Louis
rillc Duly Commercial in our advertising col
umns. This is the best conducted Republi-
can paper in the State, and in ability and in
fence stands at the head Of the Radical press.
We sincerely desire its success.
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We learn that Bishop McClusky and two
Catholic Priests, who were guests at Crab Or
ehard Springs, announced to several Of our
citizens that they had in contemplation the
erection Of Cath lie Church at Stanford,
and that it would be built at an early day.
We can see in this decided advantage to the
community, and hope that ii is true. 1t is
simply impossible to induce the Irish labor
ers to locate where they have no church, but
IL we have in our town church they will
flock here in considerable numbers and we
will have an abundance Of skilled Irish labor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

Miss Mollie Lawless, Of Crab Orchard,
one Of our most accomplished Good Templars,
is on visit to our city, She filled the Office
of V. d. I. on Monday night, to the delight
Of all present. God Ismplars Ad,ooale.
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Married.

On Tuesday evening, Angus. 9esh, 1879, a,
the residence Of the brides mother, in this
county, by Elder 5. II. King, Mr.. GEORGE w.
CHEvIs, late Of GeOrgig, to Miss LILLE NJ.
TEvrs, accomplished daughter Of the late Ma
poleon Teyis.
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A Minister Of this place who spent several
years in India, where cholera was raging con-
tinually, recommends vinegar with as much
salt as will dissolve in it, as an effective rem
ody when irst attacked with cholera.
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An effort will be made TO induce the rail-
road authorities to stop the trains from Lou
isville here long enough to permit the passen-
gers to take dinner. We have several times
asserted that, IL the train arrived here at half
past twelve o'clock, the travel on the road
would be increased. We hope the change
will be made.
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Don't talk 90 much about cholera. It has
a tendency to alarm nervous people, aud does
no good to those who arr not easily scared
Talk about something more eheerful--the
splendid corn crop for instance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

The second National Industrial Exposition
at Louisville opens on ths second ~ sepiem-
ber next. To an invitation exseyled 70 tho
editor Of this paper We learn shaf the DireeS
iork Of the Exposition hare p5tsstcd every
Arrangement necessary 10 making me display
the granicrt and most varied ever seen in ihi.
country. Those sho a,isHisa the Louisville
Exposition last yer can sseall the pleasire
and surprise which, they fclt on catering the
vast baildirs, hilcd with IL srcasurcs Of Art.
Industry. Mechanism. Hand i~ork, aud Scion
,ihc collections. wesc promised this year
even greater and more attractive display.
Anticipating this. no one On afford 70 iorega
the enjoyment Of spendiag day or mo~ In
the Louisville Rxpo.ltion Reduced rates by
Railroad and River has been secured, which
viii enable parties y yi-ii the Exposition at
comparatively small .szIsose. The increased
Hotel accommodation ard travelling facili-
ties in Louisville, tosether with the natural
aiirsesions % the city will make aylsii 10
that rlaa In September OF October both pieas,
Ant and profitable
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

II Is now fashionable for ladies TO wear but
tons on their dresses about the sine Of big
sunhower. The hair, trimmed a Ia Joreop,
hangs forward, and acts charmingly as bus
tle-balanccr
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neighboring town Of Lancaster, has suffered.
our position is healthy one. Our drainage
excellent We have no cause 10 fear the
dread disease Rest easy, and all will be we'll
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

The cholera scare has improved the drug
business and caused decided run on the pho
tographer and life insurance agents, but
killed every other branch Of trade as dead as
a mackerel
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Il was clever and enterprising in our friend
Barrow TO send to Louisville for lake ice to
supply his many customer, after his own ice
gave out. lie didn't raise the price, either.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

The Secretary Of the Pulaski county Teach
er's Institute has kindly furnished us an sd-
mirsble report Of the work at their recent
meeting, which we are compelled, for lack Of
space, to defer until next week. We venture
tc,pssert that no more interest was nantes
ted et the State Teachers Institute than at the
Institute Of Somerset Over a hundred men,
-bers were in attendance, and the meeting con-
tinued Eve days. three sessions day.
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While the pcstilence which "scsttere'b at
MONDAY and wasieth at night" Is near us, we
would urge upon our readers to abstain from
melons or fruit, corn, cabbage, beans, or any
fruit or vegetable that has tendency to de-
range the bowels or stomach. Vegetables at
supper time are peculiarly deleserious to
health.
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BORN.

To the wife Of W. II. Anderson, nee Mis-.
Julia Lytle, ON Monday morning, August %,
1873, a son-weight II pounds.
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Summer seems TO have fingered on the way,
until Autumn is almost here. The frst days
Of the present week wee az hot as we have
ever known.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29

For neat shave, go 10 the Commercial
Hotel. Jim Bacon has genial tonsorial pro-
clivities.
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A good deal Of wheat in different portions
Of the county has been thrashed, and the av-
erage which we placed it at a month ago
proves coreot-7 bushels per acre The best
crop we have heard Of was J. +. Peak'Swhich
averaged sixteen bushels. We would consid-
er it a special favor II farmers will report to
Us, as fast a. il is thrashed, the average yield,
and the surplus they have for sale. Such in
formation would be Of value 10 all.
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Our friend VIII Anderson claims half in
,ercsi in an in,elligent-looking, blAek-haired,
ruby-faced little stranger at his house-weighl
" pounds.
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We presume there Is scarcely family with
In Eve miles Of Stanford that has not procured
some kind Of cholera medicine since the chol-
era excitement. This is right II il was pro-
cured of some reliable druggist or physician,
but IL bought from one Of those itineran
vendors Of patent medicines that have travelled
through the country, We advise you TO lay il
aside and 20 10 physician.
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Don't be surprised, boys, II, after You have
sailed smoothly ten or twelve months on the
-ea Of matrimony, you are suddenly oyeriaken
BY sguaik
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Attic Springfield fair last week, a number
Of premiums were awarded to Lincoln county
exhibitors.
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Rev. J. d. Walsh viii preach in the Metho-
dist church "Wednesday night, Sept 3rd at the
usual hour
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Many persons put two cent stamp on
newspapers. The law only requires the pay
ment of one cent
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A mild case Of cholera morbus threw our
population into terrible fever Of excitement
last Monday, and a large number fed to the
hills and hollows for refuge from the dreadful
cholera. The health Of our town and county
was never better and this excitement WHOLLY
We advise the runaways to re-
turn to their homes and quietly pursue their
avocations-.... Miners are now in demand. 49,.
Our town authorities have established quar-
entine and will not suffer any person from the
infected regions to take refuge In this vicini-
ty......We shout hallelgjah over the fact that
we are to have good passenger depot at this
place next October. Mrs. Mary Owens, aged
rs years, mother Of Ashley and John Ovens,
died the other day, leaving eleven living
children, seventy-thrce grand children and
forty -four eat-grand-ctildren. JINKS.
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No cholera in Stanford or vicinity-all ru
mors 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
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We compelled 10 defer an interesting
letter from our esteemed Wayne correspond
ent, Bion.
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II is aid that time never "stsys" That &C.
counts for the great waist Of time.
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The physicians say that quinine and whis-
Ky IL good preventive Of oholera and all
malarious diseases.
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DO not be ledinto temptation by the state
ments Of any man that cholera is not conta-
geous or portable.
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The Fall term u the Lincoln Quarterly
Court will he held on Monday next.