... well to knowr tbo fact that blecding i? -jst as ?? carried onx at }Rome or Napie; as sit Turin. Count layout's ill-ness was 'typhoid' fever, the modern name of congestive gastdo. Typhus is a ditferect discaso altogether. A chestnut horse and a horts ohestt ...

... know the fact that bleeding is Just as; frightfully carried on at Rom# or Naples as at Turin. Count Cavonr'? ilrtleo was I typhoid' fever, the modern name of congestive gastric. Typhus is a different disease altogether. A' chestnut horse and a horse chestnut ...

... know the fact that bleeding is just as frightfully carried on at Rome or Naples as at Turin. Count Cavour's illness was typhoid fever, the modern name of congestive gastric. Typhus is a different disease altogether. A chestnut horse and a horse chestnut ...

... aiX bleedings, and at the end of these, on the second da~y, the symptoros were nr-erdy announced in the h~lietiui to be $ typhoid -that il, weask and asthenic. 'T'he, true origin of the fever was now clearly seen, for there were marked accesses and remissions ...

... blhhmdiogg, ,otd at the end of those, on Site secontd d ty, the) synip- i tolmes were already anncunced in thin ?? in to e typhoid -that is, wevie and aethenic. Tlie t'nes origin of' the 'ee'r wast t now clearly simi, for thfrce were niaritol accessess ...

... The nucleus was about 1,400 mile, in diameter. D EATHi OF CoUT CAvormn-Count Cavour's illness turns out to have lbeen bad typhoid or pernicious fever, and when taken ill first he senthimself for a bleeder (salassatore), a young man of no judgment (equivalent ...

... for the past 'month, our teller- bavivg gobe to Pensacola to take care of n relative of his, who has been laid up with the Typhoid fevr; -,this has xmdio myz duties a little onerous. The weather ?? Vel Id l, and it will laet till the middle of September ...

... Winchester to ln.pedo our advance. Fifteen hundred sick troops are Winehoster, col fined with the measles, dysentery, and typhoid fever. Tie prisoners taken from our columns were ient to Richmond. Gemral Wise has been rrealled, it was said, with bis troops ...

... not nauseous smell, cesspools overflowing during the mave heavy rains into the wells, drahis blocked up, and ater- on ? Typhoid, or night-soil fever, carried oft 3ath, twenty-six persons in Bedford in three months and and the RE(,UITRAR-GENERAkL mentions ...

... daughter of, William -E. Robeits' cl 8,4q merbant -there. t 4t. Jpaagrego, Iald ,of 1largarita, on the 20th'June. 6aet,¼if typhoid feverr. Robert A Taylor,'of'Trinidod,' endlate of'lasgow i : ...

... been marked by an ujeusual prevalence of diasrwcsa. Medical diseases generally haye assumed a low, or as it is termed a typhoid character and surgical diseases in our hospitals have shown unfevour. able symptoms. These facts have been to many signs ...

... was something very special. c The rate was then confirmed,.end the parties retired, of FEVER AT YEADoN.--(Commu-nicated.%-Typhoid fever is now' raging in Yeadon. Scores, if not hundreds, are now ill of it. Why is this?. Is this affliction from God , or ...