Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-02

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one-on the 9th, new cases9, one death. From the
commencement, % cases. deaths. In Buffalo, there
have been about 80 cases, and 8 or 10 deaths. In
Syracuse. 20 Is cases, and 10 deaths. In LockpOrt,
~ or l8 cases, and or deaths. A case or two at
sundry other towns in Western New-York.
In Giasgaso, Ulster county. there have been about
% cases=in Ancram in the eastern part Of Columbia
county, cases, and or 5 deaths--in,roduced from
New-York. IL Pokeepsis, few cases. i s
In PHILADELPHIA, on the 9th, there were cases,
and on she 28h, cases Of CHOLERA. Itis appre-
hended that i may rage in this city. ~
In Jersey-ciiy, Eliyabethtown, New Brunswick
Trenton, and oihen places in New Jersey, there
have been several cases.
Hartford and Neo-l 7apeH are both free from dis
Not case oi cholera l,as appeared in either
place since last paper. Other parts Of this state
AZ we'll as New-EngIand generally, are yet free from
this desoIating scourge.
Al Montreak, from the 20.h to the 25th, there had
been considerable increase ofihe cases of the cho-
iern and they more fatal than at any former PEE
riod. On the 2tst July, new cases 20, deaths lion
the 22d cases l2 deaths 20o3d, cases not reported,
o deahs--24,h, cases ~, deaths l2-25,h, a.
deaths 90 Tie victims also were more generally A.
m"1g the respectable and temperate part Of commu-
nifty The saliae preparation had been administered
The Montreal Gazette says-"We learn that the in
lection ofsa and wafer raised blood heat into the
veins ID the case Of patients III the blue stage Of the
cholera, was tried yesterday the General Hospital
and that attended with the satisfactory re-
suits, immediate improvement being percepble the
patient, who has since continued in conyalescent
state. We shalt be able TO speak with more certainty
hereafter, when the results Of farther experime nts
have been communicated to The quantity inject
ed 10 10 II ounces that being found sufficient
It was composed Of a saturated solution Of common
salt and water in equal quantities, raised 98 deg
Of FahrenheM.ss es%a9; :
sAionkreA{ Jaly l9.-The disease has by no means
ceased here. Indeed, yesterday and to day, NUM-
Der Of better and temperate class have fallen
victims, the type Oi the disease being very bad No
less than three grown persons buried yesterday
fr'm ore house. From, tie fatality Of the disorder
here We apPrebead that, rs the alarm passes over,
people become more careless IN their regimen, and
eNpose ihenlselves, and relax In their exerlions to
keep pure atmosphere about taetn.
LfTcHTiELD, all reports to the contrary nstwitl,.
standing, is quite healthy usual this season Of
the year. Though there have been, and stiIl are,
good many people here from New-York. and other.
are constantly passing through. not Of cholera
bA0 appear cd tne tOWu Vtelteo 0e we are daily by
many travellers from the south and north, IRON the
cas-, and west, shoald be all surprised tina,
there ahssid Be sporadic casesbut such has aol
yet been the case. ~-ss.aae M ehs.e.5at
- -T y ~.
Ia The Philadelphia Gazette, few days ago, was
published communication respecting the symptoms,
predisposing causes &c. the Cholera by eminent
physician ofihat city. He gave history Of the dis
case and the close appended table offs proper
aOaaie mortality nshe different cities Of Europe where
it ragged. Compared with Mostreal, twhere probably
BY this time one-ffth more may be added 10 it's then
numbsr the fatality light 10 most parts Of Eu-
rope. The table and few Of the accompanying re.
marks follow 80 y
In some Of the largest ctes in Europe, the proper
aioD Of deaths nothing like great in Paris
Upon this subject a table has been Published, from
which The following i extracted. The first column
ffgares shows the total populaacn, and the second
che number Of deaths from cholera, during the prcva.
lence Of the disease, Up the 18th Of April which
time it had disappeared from many Of the places
med aadh passed through i.s worst stages in the
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