Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05

wears an old shabby hat, and coat resembling Nm
!ncan blanket COAT torn in several places has long
hair Ted behind, large black whiskers, and long
black beard Rq0aiid aged cOGntenaBce with the mn
der Up projecting outward. In his gait he resembles
backwoOdsman Of the far wesi, Is about Eve 6cet
eigh! inches high and about Sc years Of age. Upon
,aqere among his patients. We have reason think
ne has been az successful any ofOur regular pTne-
tiOners. AID he has cured some apparently hopeless
eases An idea that he saiRf to save llsem
n ln's dreadful time, spread among the unetScated
classes and banished their former fears, which has
age 10 meet The evil. 8ss HIM.
The Plaitshurgh Republican extra, Of Monday, ~
clocH wi. contains intelligence from Montreal 10
saturday evening, brought by MIR. 3. Andres.
Mr. NJ states that there had heen bin about so in
.ermens 10 all from Friday mnrning 10 Saturday eve-
ming, and that, upon particulaY intaiy he could not
learn thar there had been one new case on Friday.
MR. n: Iufthef states that the disease hal; visited
most 1.-The villages 10 Canals. and that the subjects
o. lis attacks were almost exclusively Guardians. In
Nha'nOiy, there had been 40 deaths, and great
ny cases :-num'ers not known. The number Of
9ea,"s ~ Bertl''er would average about IL per day
IN Sorrel I'D per day. In La Prairie, the disease has
naged "h unparalleled destrncli0nsinkng of about
~ per .say' but was subsiddns when he left. In 81.
Johmss deaths; LAcatlie, 9 deaths; Naperville, 9
eases mr.. A. also states thai among or 500 emi-
grants tailoring on the Chambly Canal, there had
oee" ""' one DEATH up To Friday evening.
The Montreal Mencrvie ofTriday, states that among
oou nemnerS OF temperance society in that city there
nad nren but one death aud very few mild eases
~ This speaks volumes.
Mr.. A. states ihata great number have died Of FEAR
aione-tllat many OF the dead have been opened in
montreal and no internal disease could be found.
letter from Dr.. Bronson of ALBANY, 10 the Mayor
dated Lapraire. June oath, says:yls
- nave come over from Montreal to this place, in
consequence OF the cessation Of the Cholera ihere
iAaprare has population nf $500. One physician
las had here AZ cases Of cholera, and 20 DEATHS
Ihee have probably been GO cases In the village
The disease has been the increase here for Two or
three days. shall probably 60 81. Johns this even
ing"
FrOm Nelson's Quebec Ga=ette, ofihe 22d.
Choiera.-We state with confidence thar this |
malady has somewhat abaled. In the Upper Town, |
We have not heard Of any new cases to-day or yeser
day. In most parts of the Lower iowa also the dis
ease has nearly disappeared. 1t 10 stated that
cases occurred among the shipping at Ance dies Me-
res and The coVes There still cases Of cholera
81. Lewis, St. Johns. ST. Roch's and 81. Vaer's
the appalling character which marked it's first intro
duciinn among
we have ascertaned that from the commencement |
OF the cholera, up To he present PERIOD there have
been unregistered in the French Cathedral S79 Deaths
at the Paris Church Of ST. Roch $780, aud nj the Pro-
testant Cathedral of all Protestant
2S4 ;-;n all, 1893 deaths from that dreadful disease
Estimating the resident populations Of Quebec at
~ 900, aud adding 10000 for the passenger popula
ton, which would make the whole 81 900, the deaths
IN Quebec would now amount 10 in STA proper
ton, u our memory Va. higher than in any |
part OF the countries Of Europe visited by the disorder