Convention of the friends of the Constitution named delegates
A Plymouth Madison district meeting nominated delegates to a Convention in New Haven on the 21st to select a Representative to Congress for the district. The body approved Gen. James Finnnay for Ohio governor and appointed a five member General Committee of Correspondents. The meeting adjourned after formalizing proceedings for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Constitution
New Haven
Congress
Auburn Township
Rodolphus Morse
Vernon Giles Jr. Swan
Sandusky Amosg 'Webster
Bloomfield Salmon B.yarding
Tatu Mitchell
Perry John
David Pollock
Alexander Porter
Miles Kladen
Alvinson Andrews
Silas Robbins
Oliver Sloane
John Scott
Thomas Coulter
Alice Strong
State Journal
Columbus
Ohio
Isaac Osburn
Jonas Stougte
Cure for Cholera Toe Cartwright praised for Mississippi practice
A colonial era notice extols Dr. Cartwright of Mississippi for cholera treatment and urges public caution on diet and cleanliness. It recounts cholera outbreaks around Natchez and outlines nonpurging and purging formulas, dosages, and home remedies before urging early medical care and public health discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe. Cartwright
Mississippi
Natchez
Cartwright
Canywrent
Disease Control Call Emphasizes Individual Responsibility
In a public letter James R. Manly urges citizens to acknowledge the solemn truth that disease causes are largely controllable by personal behavior. He warns that while epidemics affect the imprudent, destitute, and intemperate, much depends on people themselves to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Manly
Sen
C. W. Lawrence
Board of Earth
Cholera Outbreak Report and Norwalk Convention Notes
Obituary notices indicate no new cholera cases since Saturday while a Muron correspondent reports twenty male and one female deaths. Letters from Cleveland claim about sixty burials on this side of the river and around a dozen in Brooklyn. A Norwalk convention on the 19th shows unanimous votes for several local offices but no official returns yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Welsh
Cadiz
Henry Irvin
Lag Harbour
Long Island
Tie
Welsh
Bay of
Gibraltar
Briton
Julian
Muron
W. War
Ifurun House
Antamore Sumay
Lowkeeper
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Detroit
Lower
Sandusky
Norwalk
Zon
Joux Kennan
Dududor
Cholera treatment in 1832 letters from Dr Clary cited
A 1832 correspondence from Dr Clary of Salina and Dr Moses C Sanders of Peru outlines practical cholera management. It details stages, symptoms, and emetic and sudorific therapies, emphasizing early emesis, warming, and preserving urine secretion, with cautions on calomel and cathartics.
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Lake Erie
Clary
Salina N
Sali
Stige
Fanasyand
Remy Jedies
Moses C. Sanders
Peru
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Troy
Springfield
Plymouth
Madison
Vermillion
Washington
Jefferson
Worthington
Monroe
Aliston Clearcreek Orange
Montgomery
Justice Lownds
Nic Schoonmaker
Broadway
Mr Lownds
Schoonmaker
Wood
Ball
Kirk
Greenock Board of Health
Filati
Augustus St. J. Smith
Batavia
New York
Catavia
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