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SUSPECTED CASE OF CHOLERA IN

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- Yesterday morning a journeyman tailor, named
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The disease, however, remained obstinate, and orders
were consequently sent to St. James's woik-house
to have a hot bath immediately prepared. The p
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his recovery. He was, however, instantly immersed
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