Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-13

Harvey Pryor, railroad brakeman, was attack
cd on "Wednesday and died on Friday morning.
Very few new cases have occurred in Boston,
snd those wore wholly Of foreign origin.
An Enelishman, Just from home, via New
York, died Of cholera at Lowell on the 9th.
The total deaths in New York last week werc
To2, from cholera si7. On Sunday, there werc
~ cases and ~ deaths on Monday, l 20 cases
and 46 deaths; on. Tuesday, Ill cases and A
deaths Total cholera deaths thus far 1850.
The average number Of cases in the cities Of
Brooklyn and Albany, respectively, is 10 or IL
a day, and the deaths 3 or 6. ~ .....
In Buffalo, 9th, IL cases and deaths. Total
cases thus far 1872, deaths 81.
\ In Philadelphia, on Monday, 80 cases and 20
deaths -on Tuesday, AZ cases and Is deaths.
In Pittsburg, Monday, cases aud deaths !
AT Washington, Is cases and deaths frop
June 25 to July 6. Vi
In Richmond, 4 cases and 2 deaths occurred
on Saturday and Sunday
| A number of cases have occurred on pisnta-
| tons near Savannah.
| New Orleans is becoming free from cholera.
Only 20 deaths from il occurred during the week
ending on the 4th. - 7sla ,
The cholera has broken out among tho Cam
| anche Indians, in Texas, and caused the tribe
to scatter in every direction.
Il is rather decreasing at San Augustine.
The disease is slightly absting al St Louis
the total number Of deaths on Monday, the last
day reported, being 80, decrease from the pre-
vious day Of &c. f ~
In Cincinnati, for the week ending on SUM-
day last, there were e7s cholera deaths. Tho
distress and confusion which the epidemic is
causing in che whole range Of social aud bnsi-
ness relations, Is Undesirable BY words.
| In Montreal, for the week ending 7th, there
j were 20 deaths from cholera .t.y
Hon. Henry Clay and tho widow of President
Harrison have both suffered from attacks OF cbol-
era, but arc convslcscent.
F75 Two young lades Of New York, beautiful
and accomplished, named Mary Louisa and vir-
sinia Starr-one 49, the other 2i years Of age
were both engaged 10 be married on Monday
week.. On the Saturday night previous, both
went to Iioboken, and there partook Of ice
GRAMS, strawberries, and other dainiies- The
hour appointed for the wedding found both Of
them cold in death, with their bridal garments
for winding sheet. AIS
Il G. The Louisville Journal tells a horrible
story connected with tho cholera in that city
In 4 filthy hut, Inhabited by German family,
q. aaatl,- n.ehsrAa III fsih.r a:ea 6rsi- ihss
bis child; after that, two nurses in succession.
The wife was taken before the death Of the child
but struggled with the disease, and having some
property and money in bank, desired to make a
will. A priest was sent for, to administer the
NY ss a,; 'ns eai,en ,, anu era p nssso ~
aI .e'a ~. ..,..i"s us. .''s '"s
! fight took place, and the priest was driven out
Of the house The woman recovered. and some
neighbors going in on the LIST, found her in a
feeble state, and found IN room above, two
0sImah re .s o. ser hu'pana' VINO haa re-
one dead, and the other dying from cholera, with
"hicn 'hey mao oeen s'r'cken Inc h'sh' ociore'S
eT The cholera has made fearful ravages in
Aurora, ma, ana though ivoo OF us lsvo inhso-
hanu nsd isi. me 'isge, sheIo were new ca,
SIS on .ne is.n MI 5near o'ae,s Phyacian neg
WIN 'ne muiu'uue. ms ursea,ul mor,an,y =
universally ATTRIBUTED 20 tne oss'afs'iss, on Nh,en
mere are several IN 'ne IOWA. anu Tue or QUO
nos' kept ny 'hem'
il Gar The state Of affairs ut Dayton, Ohio, on
account Of the cholera, is most doplorable. From
the fatality attending families in which il made
its appearance, the idea that the disease is con.
tagious became prevalent. Physicians themselves
s..e are In ~ d;s P,jsna snJ nsglsc,sJ. bn,.
hsnds de.er, r;,e. In ri, "a, rsl eS,reu,;tr AID
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