The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-15
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A gentleman from Railway j., informs us that the
cholera has made its appearance in that place Some
ten twelve occurred during the past week. six
inhabitants Most Of the fatal Of neglected
diarrh@a and while their systems thus deFangsd.
had imprudently partaken of various kinds Of fruits.
This will probably the effect to make the eitissns
exercise mere caution in their diet
AT Mu.LvpLE, n. J.
The cholera Is said To be prevailing at Nllvius and
vicinity, in Gloucester county.
AT NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.
The Newark .1drerser, Of the 18th inst says "A
note this noon from our New Brunswick corrsspon-
dent, rays The Sanitary Committee report IL
and six deaths In this city for the "a hours ending
Thursday, at IL o'clock This shows rapid increase
since the last report The epidemic is still confined to
the lower parts Of the city and those attacked gene
rally of intsmperste and irregular habits Livery pre-.
of the disease and the Sanitary eon mttee active
in providing for the relief of those who have not the
means OF procuring proper care and treatment
AT rrrrSBURGH, IA.
The Pittsburgh Ga-,te Of the 11th inst. says:-The
cholera Is fast disappearing from this city The
Of the poor inform US that time ago. they
died Of this terrible disease white for days past
they have received no such application.
AT ROCHESTER, ". Y.
The Board Of Health Of Rochester. on the 18th inst,
reported three deaths by cholera for the preceding 20
hours.
IN xESIA, OHIO.
The Columbus (o) State Journal, Of the 10th inst,
The cholera has made its appearance at Nena,
and several fatal have occurred in the county
There have been fifteen case. ON the railroad, few
miles east Of the town In aud about Spring Valley,
about seven miles west, there have b-sn thirty
and ten deaths -Four eases and two deaths occurred
Wednesday and Thursday, within two miles Of tina
town. There has been case In town.
IN roMEnOY. ONO.
The same paper says The Board or Health for Po-
mercy, eigs county, Ohio, report seventeen Of
choleTs for the week ending the Ah inst and five
deaths In addition 70 this they three deaths
during the time Ia the upper part VI the narrows
above the corporation three la Cosport and eight In
Middlcpoft
AT FULTON, ONO.
The Cincinnati Dispaffh of the 10th inst says
"Ihe ravages OF the holers in uou greater
rrhsps taking the whole extent of che
fid,ration therein than in any other portion OF tho
city. with the exception probably VI OF the
man ncghborhccfs ever the canal. For two in
stances know OF whole families consisting Of Eve or
Fix persons, having been swept away. with popula-
ton Of about three thCussnd futOn has averaged not
less than Eve 4, aths PEI diem zinc. the first breaking
out Of the disease ON tho sth Of May"
At CINCINNATI, ONO.
The Cincinnati C<zeiie, Of the 10th inst says
SUNDAY noon ended the period Of three weeks during
which regular reports have been made from
cemeteries In which interments take place from this
city The weekly mortality for this period has been
follows
The number Of rstermcnts reported for the city,
Tor the week ending June 18th, was....... $40
Same Tor July 1st,. ........... $50
July sth;. ........... 1,osf
Whole number for 81 days, ........24s