The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-07-07
From the n. Y. journal Of Commerce,
Monday, .Jsly 2, 9,ens o'clock. 81

4 Iron: the n. \. journal ol Commerce,
Monday, July 9, one o'clock.
SrAsMoDIc CnoLEaA ~ New YpRx.
We are compelled 10 admit the belle
lthat1he Spasmodic Cholera has found u
woy 10 this city. Several cases have oc
Cured of avery alarming character, ant
death has generally ollowed after shor
interval. The names of the sufferers VI
to Sunday evening are thus given by the
Standard; .-f- g~
Mrs Fitzgerasd, at rs, Cherry street;
two children Of Mr. +. and the mother ol
Mrs. +. Mr. Snonnard, James street,
Mrs. Brutus,. DIVERSIFIED, near a;hetry.
John Hannasy and DaRiel McMsrra, i 5,
james slip. Mr. Fitzgerald, was also. at
tackled, but has recovered. vs.
Tothese may be added q ease in Green
wich Village. The deceased was poor
laboring man, and died on Sunday after
noon, niter sickness Of few .lhOurs.--
With this exception, all sthe cases which
have occurred. are in the vicinity Of Cath
arine Mxrket, ON tho East side Of the
city.
So far az we can learn there IT, 40 rea-
son to thinik the disease was imported !,
either by land or sea.
We need not say that il has created a
strong senaatipn. in the city. The more
rsaecting part ofthe people, however. re-
gard il with degree of calmncss. II is
he intempcrate and rie;ous especially the
vicious poor, who have most to fear from
I, and it is among them that the greatess1
panic prevails. !
We intend to remain at our post 30 |
ong as God shall ho pleased to permit US,
lnd have taken measures to procure the
earliest and full intelligence of the pro-
,rcss of the disease, which we shall hast
N to lay before our readers.
p. S.-We have just learned that at
O'Clock this morving, DIR Willet was
allied to two cases, one the organist of
Roman Catholic Church. ,the other a |
hipwright. "A case;has also occurred at
he hither Is. w. end Of East Broad
ray.
Quarter TO one O'Clock. k.-Our medical
Reporter, has just como in with tho fol-
owing cases: David Grim, corner of
leed s. Greenwich, aged 40, a native of
tew York, piano folte maker, awoke
lst night about 12, with pain in the stom
ch, vomiting and Purgipg Of colourless1
uids. ~.
Spasms came on about A this morning, |
died between / 1 and l2. Intemperate
his habits. Was bled and treated with
imulants. Had no'medical aid till col
pse had como on. This case, it will be
,served, occurred on the North River,
early mile 'front.' the others. /
Another case, a woman, at Is james
lip, the house where two men died on
unday. Was attacked with vomiting
nd purging. Took medicine, and is now
,nvalesceDt. A.
Quarter pasfronc o'clock.-The Board
Health have just read a report to the
ndience in waiting. |,
The report is undecided. II mentions
4 cases resembling Cholera; 6 OF which
e classcd as suspicious and 8 as more
,ubtfu. Il
The QUAKER AND THE BnoKER.-Ant
,nest gentleman, of the drab coat and
road beaver, west, day or two since,
to brokers' Office in Wall street, to Il
ct bank note changed. |,
The dealer in money, glancing his eye
yer the note, exclaimed" This is coun-
rfeit, sir" /
"Verily," replied the Quaker, I" am
thy opinion, for l took it Of thee, yes-l
rday." |,
1t was changed without more words.
A VILLAGE PARsoN's AroLoGY-Tol
IS Congregation, for having introduced a q