... Hill, relict of the lU;v. William Hill, A . and to Right Hon. Jubo Hatcbcll. cx-Altorncy-Ceneral. New York, August 29, of typhoid feror, Edward J. FollU. a native of Jerpoint, county Kilkenny. Ireland, aged yaars, and late member of Company J, Sixty-ninth ...

... sense of the rural proprietors I have not heard of any cases. The epocha of the colonizing fever was also that of severe typhoid epidemic which cut short many Brazilian lives. May the evils of the introduction of this antipathic teutonic population cease ...

... shDuld recommend it to universal attention.— News of the World. [ Advertisement 1. Holloway's Ointment and Pills.-Diphtheria, Typhoid. Sore Throat.—This ' disease is identical with one form of scarlet fever and . for its cure demands the same treatment. For ...

... America, duly 21st, Allred Galbraith, s of Mr. Joseph Galbraith, G. H. 0., Dublin, aged years. In New Yoik, August 29, of typhoid fcrer, F.d«srl J. Follis, native of county K.lkenny, Ir«-lana, aged 27 ears, and late member of Company J, Sixty-ninth Regiment ...

... therefore he thought it his duty to require them to attend.—Dr. Hearne said he attended the deceased, when suffering from typhoid fever, until Tues- day, when he died. He believed that the disease origin- ated and was kept up by the defective state of ...

... l Exhibition of 1862. A private letter from Canadian surgeon the Federal service at Washington to bis friends, eays that typhoid fever has broken out among the Federal troops there, and that the military hospitals are crowded with patients. The Roman ...

... The Jay than wed to new the body and the boast. 0a their return the widener gives : Dr. Mane mid be Weeded the hem the Nth typhoid tell died. He by at tie pines reeided—poinomme game. mesa it bad tilers mai doges 'milked. The is built plow, high mat a He ...

... point. A private letter from Canadian surgeon in the Federal service at Washington to his friends in this citv, says that typhoid fever has broken out among th« Federal troops there, an ...

... 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 ...

... be destroyed to a certain extent, but if it is not well cooked it will either produce sickaees and diarrhxa or else a low typhoid fever. I have known as many as 40 or bu poor persons made ill by eating such meat. Alderman Salomons.—Then this meat if it ...

... wa* recommended for (he iotirm, being the moat numerous c'aa*—lt«« doctor cut object. ordered. •doctor reportad one case of typhoid (ear. And tbe matron r'port*! most o tbaiurtber progreaa the Wathiug Vtaebine. comm aatonera wrote with reference to feret ...

... be destroyed to a certain extent, but if it is not well cooked it will either produce sickness and diarrhoea or else a low typhoid fever. I have known as many as 40 or 50 poor persons made ill by eating such meat. Alderman Salomons—Then this meat if it ...