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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
TO THE CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE
AT PETERSBURG OPPOSED TO TIE RE

TO THE CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE
AT PETERSBURG OPPOSED TO THE RE
ELECTION OF GEN. JACKSON.
The Central Committee respectfully request tho
Committee at Petersburg to supply with printed
tickets the counties of Grccnsvil!e, Southampton
surry, Sussex, Prince George, Brrnrwick, Meek
lenburg, Luncnburg, No,tovay and Dinwiddic.
AT NORFOLK
The Central Committee respectfully request tho
Corresponding Committee at Norfolk, TO supply
the counties of Isle of Wight, Nansemond Princess
Anne, Norfolk, Northampton, Accomac and Eli.
zabcth City.
AT FREDERICKSBURG
The Central Committee respectfully request the
Corresponding Committee at Fredericksburg, to
supply the counties of Spottsylva Stafford KIM
George Richmond, Wostmoroland Nor,humbcr
land Lancaster, Essex and Middesox.
AT LEESBURG.
The Central Committee prefer the same request
to the Corresponding Committee at Lcesburg for
the counties Of Loudoun, Fairfax and Prince vii
liam.
AT CULPEPER COURTHOUSE.
The Committee for Culpcper, are requested to
supply the counties Of Cupepcr. Fauquier, Madison
and Orange.
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
The Committee for Albcmarlc, are requested TO
supply the Counties of Abemarle, Fuvanna, and
Nelson.
AT I.YNCHBuRG.
The Corresponding Committee for Campbell,
nre requested to supply the counties of Amherst,
Campbell, Bedford, Buckingham, Halifax, Pitt
-y,yrn,o, Kiln, Patrick and Henry.
AT WINCHESTER, CHAELESTOWN AND
MARTINSBURG.
The Committees for Frederick Berkeley and
Jefferson, request cd to supply those counties
Morgan, IIardie, Hampshire, Shenandoah and
Page.
At STANTON
The Committee at Stanton, are request ed TO
supply the counties of Augusta, Rockingham, PEN
dlcton Bath and Pocahontas.
AT LEXINGTON.
The Committee at Lexington, are requested to
supply the counties of Rockbridgo and A!l.gha
ney
AT FINCASTLE.
The Committee for Botetourt, arc requested to
supply that county, Floyd, Montgomery, Wy,he,
Grayson, Russell, Washington and Lee
At LEWISBURG.
The Committee at Lcwisburg, are requested to
supply the counties Of Monroe, Giles, Greenbrier.
Logan, Tazcwell and Scott.
AT CHARLESTON, KA
The Committee FOR Kanawha, are requested TO
supply that county, Mason, Foyete, Caben, Jack
con, Lewis and Randolph.
AT CLARKSBURG
The Committe for HARRISON, arc requested TO
supply that county, Monongaa, Tyler, Preston
and Wood.
AT WHEELING.
The Committee at Wheeling, are requested to
supply the counties OF Ohio and Brooke.
u The Comm*teo at Richmond, will supply
q
Chesterfield, Hanover, Corolino, Powhatan, Anne
liza, Prince Edward, Charlotte, New Kent, Charles
City, James City, York, Gloucester, Matthews,
King & Queen, and King William.
J. The expense Of printing tickets will bo in
considerable. The Committees at Richmond are
willing TO bear it wholly in part. This plan is
recommended distributing The labor.
u Editors throughout tho State arc requested to
ropubsh the above.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

..,.,.. New YoRK, Oct. s.
the common brands Of Western and Of Southern
also Good brands Of Western command S581q58,
and fancy brands Sc A cargo Of good Virginia
wheat sold at Is els. Coarse grains have not a.
r'ou 'his week IN price and they are in fair de-
mand. Our stock Of cetton is liGbf and the sales
moderate, prices steady. Money matters are in
comfortable condition, and business active, though
the purchases for the interior are on a cautious.
scale.
Sales at the New York Stock and Exchange
Board, Sept. 5.-235 shares U. s. Bank, l2Oal2l5
Bills on London, per pound Sterling, $50.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
"PErrRspuna. Oct. Z.

"Gentlemen:-Your statement of decided in
crease of Cholera in this place, is Incorrect 1
assure you that the for q week past have
been very few in number-not averaging, / think
one death a day, nor exceeding two cases on any
one day. 1t has been almost entirely confined to
blacks, and to those of them who wero irnprudent
or incorporate. No general alarm prevails, and
every one ATTENDS to his usual occupationn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

UJ lnterments from Cholera in New York from
June Both, TO 29ih Soptember--3447. The Chole-
ra yet continues in that city. Mr. Slide Pres-
dent of an Insurance Company, died a few days
ago
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
March 1, 1882.

Pursuant to the foregoing decree we shall pro-
coed to sell the mill and lands referred to therein at
the front door of the courthouse o. the county Of
Mttdcsex, on the 4th Monday in August next it
being tho 9th day Of the month, the tract of land
containing about 80 acres attached TO the mill and
is situated upon Mill Crock, in the county Of Mid
diesel was formerly he property Of Tho. r..
Churchill ROBERT G.. SCOTT.
PHILIP HARRISON
Richmond, July 2gth, 1882.
IL The sale above advertised, was unavoidabJy
postponed in consequence Of the indisposition of
ono Of the commissioners. It will certainly take
place the l6sh day Of October next, Of the place
above mentioned. p. HARRISON
sep &0-ctds r. O. SCOTT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

EXTENSIVE BANg RoBpERY.-- From hand bill re-
ceived by last nights Western Mail, Of which the
following is copy. it will be that very extern
svs Bank robbery has been committed on the Bank
at Wheeling. PIT
"BANK RorBERY.-S5 900 Dollars Re,card.-
The Office ofthe North Western Bank Of Virginia
was entered on the night Of the I'd inst. by some
villains and from CO., 600 to 10000 dollars in Bank
Notes, olcn; about $4,000 in United States pa
per, the remainder principally in notes Of the neigh
bou1ng Banks.
"Thc aoovo reward will be paid for tho approheu-
sion Of the Robbers and the recovery Of tho money
proporti enable reward for the amount recover.
ed. !. LIST, Cashier
"wbecliug, Oct. 81. 1892"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

~ Col Webb of The Courier & Enquirer, was
attacked by Malignant Cholera on the Sd, but NO
are pleased to learn that he is considered out of
danger.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

AifssissiPPr.-A violent controversy, growing out
of the occurrences at Washington, during the last
session of Congress, is now raging in Mississippi,
between the friends of Senator Poindexter and
Judge Ell;s AT a meeting Of the friends Of tho
latter gentleman in Natchez, Mr. Gaines made a
proposition to this cffect lie pledged himself that
if Mr.. Poindexter will resign his seat in the Sc
conferred on him by the President, and abide the
decision of the people between them.-To which
the Port Gibson Correspondents, on the part of Mr.
Poindexter, thus responds owe feel authorized to
state that this proposition will be accepted, on tho
condition that Judge Ellis enter into bond nd secu-
rity that he will not receive an Executive appoint
ment for five years"-Lunchburg TrginiaG.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
PETERSBURG.

We thought we could rely upon the authority
Tor the statement that there decided increase
of Cholera in Petersburg; we glad that in this
case it was not worthy of reliance. a letter dated
Yesterday, saYs:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
JAS. w. SAUNDERS, Sec'y.

Mr.. VAN BURENs MODE OF DECIDING FR1NcIPLE-
Mr. Gimor has made the following publication in
the Charlottesville Advocate. 1t viii amuse those
who have studied Mr.. Van Buren's character
Mr. Carson's statement was by no means necessa-
ry Mr. V. Buren's for not vetoing tho
Maysville road-that it might lose the Hero s.Ken.
lucky and Ohio, and probably Indiana and Ponnsyl.
vania"-is so much in character, that his having
said it will obtain general crcdence.
To the Editors Of the Adrocate;
GENTLEMEN,-The Address of the Charlottesville
Convention contained alluson to Mr. Van Bu
Ten's opinions on the subject Of the Veto of the
Maysvilie Road Bill, which q understand bas been
impugped by the Washington Globe or lis corrcs
Pondent" 1t is due, therefore, to truth as well a.
10 Toe parties concerned, that the unquostionable
authority which tht allusion was founded sbonld
be laid before the public. The accompanvinp cotn
municaton from Col. Carson of North Carolina
was written in answer to an inquiry which I pro
pounded to hun, previous to the meeting Of In,
Charlottesville Convention.
deem 1T proper, also, TO state that COW Of
Col. CaTson's communication was furnished at bis
request to the Editors Of tho Globe in A,rnst Last.
and as That press has since taken no nstice Of the
subject am authorised 10 publish Col Carson,s
statement, which you requested TO do accord
ingly. Very respectfully,
THOMAS w. GuMEn.
Charlottesville, Oct 3D. 1882.
81 called to see Mr. Van Buren,. and s,,o,c
u'ioi S"'JcU'S' VIC nCi" conversation relative to
the Moysvie road bill which had lust been seat 70
the President for his sanction The conversation
as nearly as can rccollcct, was as follows:
| remarked TINT ] hoped the President ,vould
Veto that bill-Mr. Van b. answered that "thaf
was impossible" ] asked how impossibie7 "De
cause tho principle (be said in some way or other
had been sanctioned by every Administration since
the commencement Of the Government"
answered, admitting the principle had bcon
sanctioned by bis predecessors, that formed no
obligation Gen. jackson to SIGN the I'm e h.
believed it unconstitutional.
he remarked that 'fIe obligation was the
many presidents for such works and further
sad ho) IT would lose the States Of Ken.
lucky and Ohio and pobablv Indiana and Paom
sylvanio" then from my scat and
with some warmth said, dis il possible MIR. Van
Buren,, that you place popular considerations in the
scale against high and elevated principle, &c"--TIc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

From the Missouri Republican, Of Sept. 25.
state then explicitly, that two as respectable
mon as any in Missouri, John Perry Esq. Mer-
chant of Potos, Washington county, and Col. Ma
thanei Simonds, late Treasurer of the State, cun
prove, that Col Benton did say, in substance, that
1T General Jackson were elected, members Of Con-
gress would have to legisiate with pistols in their
belts.
leave my name with the Editors, not to graft
fly any mans idle curiosity hut that any person
who feels himself aggrieved by this publication,
may know by asking to whom he should apply for
explanation redress. 4 MISSOURIAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

u The venerable Mr. Richie, IN a letter TO a
Georgian, says: ave repeat sir, to you privately,
what we have often publicly pronounced, that we
will not submit to the Tariff law Of 1928 or 1882"
Pooh! Fiddle-stick! What an idle flourish is
here7 But has he not submitted1 Is 10 not sub.
mhting7 Above all, and what, placed by the side
Of this valiant declaration, is as consistent as
usual, IS he not engaged in defending the Tariff of
1882 against the assaults OF the Nullifyers7 To
be sure no s, and wo Tariff men, feel obliged to
him for it,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

ReSolred, That John Mcclure, VI. Nelson, and
John Goshorn, Esqrs be appointed Committee OF
Correspondence
Resoined, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the President and Secretary, and that
the same be published in the newspapers of this
place.
ISAAC LEFFLER, President
NJ. WILSON, Secretary
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28
/, From Ahs N. Y. Daily Advertiser.

FROM tne Nv. r l0efy A0UerlSer. Q
Il. ,Tho v,sh;ov,on T.l.r..nh ~ In.. on.
.ont.;ns tbs rsnnrt If the Cnm n,;,t... IN p,%
III lads IN tbe snh;sct us.h.. rssoryn,;an y,
~ ,'r,.od - ,rss,v ,.as .v;,h ~ Wh;.S
@.as. =, ~" "S;.; .n.a I'M" M !.
a" wave ;ns,,"c,.d y" ;nnn;r. ,,ha,h
ar said tract reverted 10 the limited St.tes, an
the failure az the coalition. of The rsssr, ~
lion whether any and who, change Ind I hear
a - .sr,,; "I 800. ""' s""sI ."T ~
a~sn,. !" W. n T",.;s ;.o.ns G -. .;,h 80"
Conditions and objects If -. r"s.rrs M ~.
and II go. when and no whom and m .h.;
" "m ~ W." $500 ""u ~ wnom'' anu 10 What
he made. Sc ''"Ne y '''s'"'''1 ~
This rocument !. ,onr 80 49,. -.
and minute hisiorv 49,. Nv .v"s".I s'sa.
which n relates. III. az; ~. "" ~ ~ -
sranh rr,ra. IS: .., Inc se9l.or o. the Teie-
1anrrai cha..c,.. ~ '"su !cmarKs upon the
f IL owing 10 hin, . %'s:e' we oeneve
entered anon. md g." 49,, ~. '"scs''e"uon vas
70 much credit M. '"s Jesuit ne - e".'''eu
rro", cr.d;,ahls - A ia result, however Is IaF
a,.lv c"ncsr"si !" ~ ."e parties more 'mme Cl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28

our sins, We may be preserved from an evil
by thy mighty protection. and enjoy the con-
sinuas1ce Of thy mercy and grace, through the
merits of our only Mediator aud Advocate,
JESUS CHRIsr.
O, ALMIGHTY COP, who by the many In.
stances Of mortality which encompass us on
every side, and BY the warning, now especial
" urged urged upon US, Of our exposure 10
the sudden stroke Of death, dost call uponsOs
seriously to consider the shoslness If oar
tire here upon earth, and remindest us that
in the midst of life we are in death, SO teach
us to number our days. that we may apply
our hearts unto wisdom. Give Us grace 10
turn unto thee with timely repentance, and
thus tn obtaio through the merits Of our Saw
Jour, that pardon to-day. for. which to. mor-
Low, it may be too late TO seek that in be-
Ing strengthened by thy good SPrRlT against
the tprrOrs Of death. and daily advancing in
goodness, we may at aIItimes be ready to
give up our souls into thy hands, o gracious
Father, in the hope ola blessed Immortality,
through the mediation and for the merits u
JESUS CHRIsr our Lord. Amen. a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28
2BATTLE WITH THE INpIANs..

n, E,l.i o. 49,. 4 .aa's -N,.s
.....;.I =. 49,. :I.o .as..s.sS., o.,,:s..,
s,atng that ha.ti. IA h.sS .,,lsis ~, ,,,.n
the United Staaess forces. sss,.ler akx eafn-
mand Of GEN. AtkinsOh. and alS HwsliM6s ssss-
der the command &c the Chief Black Hawk.
Our informant further states thattle tr0Ops
under Gen. Atkinson amounted ta bstxesn
two ana three Thousand anq mes!osce 81 the
1mu'"ns' "e'WeP" ""ses a"u ao.. y.
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Rock R;vsrj rs.r n;csson.s Esrry The nc
comm = ,yithons siaie. and 0roha6ly eTaeEars
"'ed' ms '"se'sen'ce ~ y sOs I'i samgs
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28

Letter from DR.. Wm. IIbbets. Of Mechanicsuille
(20 miles north Of Albany,) dated Monday,
5, p. M. to the Mayor. sol,+0@
Called to visit man taken III ut s O'Clock.
10 small stOrehoHse on the canal. Found
him without pulse-coldness of the surface,
particularly Of the extremities-livid color Of
the skin-blueness Of the nails-cramp in the
legs-aIvins evacuatIon--the appearance Of
dirty water-nausea, but no vomiting--op-
pressed neutrality-suspicious. pain at the peri
cardia-prOfuse cold sweat--breaih giving a
cold sensation TO the hand.
Sir o'c!ock.-Symptom the same, with
the exception Of the breathing, which is more
oppressed. Died coon after. e4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28

eeglNiu &Ktent = person lAhOTiag under ehule.
u may communicate it Co other persoDs. n
We have seen many families swept OF with L..
Fear by sgilaliag the bile IN IhG sl6n6HzN.
will, no doubt, give the disease, rs many ip-
stances have proved. Every thing that puts
the stomach out Of order appears 10 prununN
the system 10 take the discase.-Bos. Cossr.
9s48ts# f-4-4- - ~ - =
.ows THE BORDER WARasl3svE
The following extEast issmade from let
ter to an officer of This place, dated Fort
Crawford. Prairie llu Chen, Sd June, 1882.
rs It was Tpm0red here al one time that the
Winnebag0 Indians had Joined The Sacs md
Foxes,but they have since iDined Gen. D0dgu's
party tO1Rght against them. There are TIVE
expresses now here. one from Gen. Dodge.
for two hnndred horses; the other Ervm Gen.
Atkinson, tool. Hamilton aud Aid.l ,iara she
Sioux aud MenOMnnies, who are daily exs
pectrd here, aud Willie speedily despatched.
AL Rraivie des Chjsns are undier arms
some families from The mining country have
taken shelter in this fort. tiHeS GyasAags TEA
ass The dead bodies oftheS two young ladies'
supposed to have bee0 taken prisoners, have
been found, with every appearance Ofhasing
been brlitally raSished, SIC. blacksmith
and his party, esnplnyed inh0rning cOataeas
the portage OF the Wisconsin River. have
been killed. Mat. Infclk. Il s&
.s& AS silao4 s--- s' a. ~ " @sa ~
We understand that orders have been. isa(s
ed from the War Department for the c0ns
centrati"n At Chicago of about 1000 men, of
the Regular Army, from the garrispns UPON
the seahOard and The lakes and that Grn.
Scott has been directed to takesihe command
Of the operations against the hostile indians.
We learn that measures have already been
taken for raising the mounted raRgers author
ized by the recent acts Of Congress. and that
these will march withOnt delay to che scene
Of warfare. Gen. Scott has been egalpOwers
ed to call for such militia force from aiae ats Z
joining States as circumstances may TendeI
necessary. RagsI 4@ NJ a4 sts asFa@ ~ ssFsE5
The plan Of operations will be q combined
movement Of the troops under Gen. Scott,
and those under Gen. Atkinson,s from Ghica-
60 and tae Mississippi, to attack the Indiahs
on both sides, and scOur the eanniry, uaiil
they are entirely sibdned. We aee inloFun-
I'd that Gen. Scott has orders q, redasea theus
t. unconditional submission, and n06 TESTS
pend his operations while any Of the hostile
Indians remain east ofihr MississipgSi. They
will be- required to cross the river, and repair
| 10 such districts AZ may he assigned TO them,
And such arrangements are contemplated
concerning boundary lines as effecaWaliy ~
prevent the recurrence of similar aggressiOns..
The surrender Of Black Hawk. and some ct
his principal Chiefs. 40 hostages for, these
people, and to secure the frontier against
| their future cruelties. u made Indispensable.
| a4a7s s~ese a Waskilgton Code
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28


ted States Bank for loan, he did it through
Judge HemphiII, Of this city. The request
to the Judge on the occasion contained thr
following sentence: @ au ,t-
I" It may be proper to add, that no accom-.
mediation given by the Bank will induce me
to alter in any respect, the course which my
paper has pursued in relation to it,.
The following is part Of the answer Of
Mr.. Biddle 10 Henphill: @2t
will submit the proposal to the Board
at their next meeting. In the mean time ]
can only say that it will receive from them
kind and respectful consideration, as a mat
ter Of business, without looking 10 the past
or future. The Bank is glad to have friends
from conviction; but seeks none from inter-
est. For myself love tho freedom Of the
press too much to compIain Of its occasional
injustice to me and if the loan be made il
shall be with perfect understanding be
put into the note it necessary the bor-
rover is to speak his mind about the Bank
just as freely as he did before; which take
to be ample room and verge enough" 4'.+
And Mr.. Duff Green has ever since spoken
his mind as freely as he did before, aud tn.
Bank has received its interest. What more
was required 1a '.N@'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28
Board Of Health, Albany, June 10. 10 NJ.

Board Of Health, Albany, June 10, 10 NJ.
The Board Of Health are enabled, from the
report Of the Medical Staff, this morning, to
announce the continued health Of the city.
The case Of stranger at MechanicsviIle,
Saratoga co. is considered, from the report Of
the physician at that place. as justifying APP
prehensions of its being malignant cholera
Unremitted exertions are continued by the
authorities, with the efficient aid Of the citi-
zens, to cleanse and purify the city 10 every
part. The influx Of foreigners has been
checked.
Assistant Alderman Watson has returned
from Whitehall. and gives his opinion that the
intercourse with the Canadas has been elfec-
tuaIly stopped. Vigilance is exercised along
the whole length Of the canal and Oh the
roads. The e.nigrants quietly submit.
BY order Of the Board. T.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Mayor. d
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28

Know appeaFs ahae Major f.eNia used iha
in0uence which his intimacy with Gen. jack
sou, one Of the commissioners. gave hilns Co
obtain lease Of he IOdians, Tor e90 years.
Of tract Of 10000 acres Of land, supposed TO
contsii asvaluablo salt spring that u was
carefully concealed from the public (; that,
when that subject came before the Senate.
Mr.. Williams Of Tennessee proposed that the
reservation should he Obtained for the use OF
the State; that Major Eaton, then a Senator,
used his influence 10 prevent the proposition !;
that question having arisen rs To the power
Of the Indians to lease the land before the
confirmation Of thu treaty, Lewis obtained
new lease five days alter the ratilfcation Of
the treaty; that the land reverted To the Uni;
ted States, by the express teEN1s OF the trea-
ty; and lastly, that Eaton and Coffee, as the
agents Of the u. States, len. their sanction to
an attempt ON the part Of Lewis 4 Cnrrln,
Lewis partner, To defraud the United States
Of the land. Is s ss +, q 10 Ns.egs> = IS
These are facts fully proved, and net capa-
BILE Of being contrnverted. But we ask the
reader to examine for himselfl The report al
the committee, and also tn heas III mind, that
Mr.. Clay Of Alabama, the immediate repre-
sentative of Gen. Coffee, whose disposition 10
screen him will rot be dOuhted.s has been
compelled to acquiescc in the report. We
say, let the reader examine for himself, and
he will find that this branch Of the fraud is
fully sustained. that the truth OF the state
ment for which the Telegraph has been de-
bounced, is fully proved. So much Of that
statement as relates to the rations. which wc
arc told by the Globe has heen denounced by
the President himself as SANDER Is worse
than murder" will also be most folly sustain
ed!! Verify" Truth Is mighty and soiil
preuaI." 3a sa '
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28
From the ~. Y. CoMrier.

It appears by the report Of the committee
of eminent physicians sent from Edinburgh
to Sunderland, To investigate tho character
Of The cholera, and also by the discoveries OF
the Justly celebrated DR.. ABERcRoMBIE, that
the Cholera is en,ilely ,oithia the control OF
medicine, and EASILY CURED, if its premonito-
RI symptoms are observed. They say that
no case of the Cholera has ever occurred, SO
far as they have been able to ascertain, which
has not been preceded by Juzzing in the
ear and looseness in the bo,ceis, and that pow
erful coihartic taken at this stage Of the dis
ease, is a CERTAIN and INFALLIRLE. CURE. IL
these symptoms are not attended to, and the
remedy applied, then, and then only does the
disease become in measure incurable.