DREADFUL DISTRESS IN SWIFT

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A physician wri ting from Schull, in the Canton Of the Grisons, on the 2eIh Feb. ruary, says" The parish of SchuIl is one vast charnel house. A frigh,ful mor- taIi,y reigns here. Each day from forty to forty y>fivo dead bodies are interred.- There is scarce humble dwelling in the Canton, into which fever, dysentery, or death have net entered. Graves can not be prepared in sufficient numbers, anl the bodies are SD hastily inferred, ,ha, the dogs, scraping of the dirt, Iraw them out, and faten on their flesh. The EeLlenoss of the inha bitanis prevents them from digging deeper. The master of Q public school, who had year since, a hundred and forty scholars, now has not one. Half are deud, tho rest incapable of raising themselves. The master, tc support his family, is working on the

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