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CIRCULAR
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FEMALE ISsTITUTE, Cclambla Isaa
A violent contagious disease, commolf
called the Malignant Sore Throat bafzs
prevailed in this town for the last Two w5s
and the most exaggerated statements bg5a
its nature and lis ravages, having BE
spread abroad, II seems TO me proper .d9l
should address a Circular, on the subHsa 9
the distant patrons of the columbia Fsals
Institute.


Much of the present panic Is owing to q
distinguished standing OF the individuas9a
have fallen victims TO the epidemic, ra.-a
than to their number. During the vie.
of last weak, there was bat one death ansa5
our white population-that OF Dr. JoHS ?
Law; and only one has died tbs week
Col. JOHN r. DEW. Alter sdIiigehi en4'.
ry, can hear of only one citizen o. sa@
place who Is dangerously sick


No young person, SO far as ! can iel'-
has been affected by the prevailing ds.as-
OF all the members of the institute t's
numbering more than two hundred pol 3. |
has been affected while the health oI s.
Institute family was never better al 'as 81
son ofthe year than it is at present i
| purpose addressing another rePoF 2
the distant patrons of this School, % ~
next issue oflhe Columbia observer


]. @. SMITH, Rss!@