Cholera Remedies and Preventatives Discussed by Montreal Doctors
Edward Kane and colleagues report from the Montreal medical faculty on cholera treatment. Bleeding and emetics are discouraged. absolute rest and dry heat are advised, with avoidance of moisture on the skin. Preventatives center on habit regularity, avoiding strong stimuli, and seeking physician guidance. Early treatment by doctors reportedly saves nine of ten patients in the initial stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Edward Kane
Medical Faculty of
Kane
Beaumont
B. J. Mooers
T. Deyorris
Cholera in New York City Reported at Bridewell Case
The Standard notes whispers of cholera in the eastern city and confirms several cases since Wednesday. A Frenchman, about 40, at the Bridewell, was identified as a probable Asiatic cholera case with rapid onset, vomiting, diarrhea, and cold livid extremities. doctors and the Bridewell keeper provided urgent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Standard & Statesman
New-York
Board of Health
Brideweil
Rhinelander
Rockwell
Bridewell
Baltimore
Havre
Boece
Cholera Epidemic Advice From Dr Rhine lander 1832
The article reports a man dying after a suspected Asiatic Cholera case assessed by Drs Rhinelander and Rockwell. It includes a July 1 1832 letter from Dr Rhineland discussing epidemic nature non contagious spread via atmosphere and proposed preventives and remedies including abstinence from spirits, temperance, clothing, avoiding crowds, and early bleeding with treatments for different disease stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Europe
James-street
England
DeKay
Medical observations from Canada by J R Rhinelander
The author notes essential elements in disease care depend on missing items and that physicians must decide patient fate without them. He shares hastily written remarks from observations in Canada, hoping they aid fellow citizens. The remarks are imperfect and free of medical technicalities, aimed at a general audience.
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Canada
J. R. Rhinelander
Court of Common Pleas
Norwalk
George T. Foot
Fairfield
County of
Huron
Ebenezer Smitie
Adar Farrfield
Cholera appears in the city as fatalities rise
An extraordinary meeting minutes reveal a malignant disease resembling Asiatic cholera has appeared in the city, with nine suspected cases and eight deaths. Names of deceased include Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs Shonnard, with more details about local victims and a note on ongoing investigations.
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Perratto
Vranas W. Watsu
M. D
Fitzgerald
Cherry St
Shonnard
James Street
Brutus
Oliver St
Cherry
John Hannasy
Daniel McMarra
James
Standard & Statesman
Man Identified in Fatal Neck Injury Case and Smuggling Shooting
The report details a man named Rensselaer C. Warner, aged 28, mortally wounded by a back neck shot after claiming to be Warner rather than Grover. It notes witnesses and his religious profession, plus a separate Vermont smuggling case where Officer Grout was shot during pursuit near Kirby and died later.
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Amos Miner
New York
Killingly
Conn
Miner
Foster
John Smith
Smith
Miner Is A Little Over 40, Hag
Calvin Grover
Mr. Grover
Grover
Warner
C. E. Hoskins
Rensselaer C. Warner
Ashtabula
Sauacuine
Montpelier
Groul
Kirby
Customs
Canaan
Alt
Canada
Grout
Beckett
Army Movement to Chicago by Six Companies of Artillery
Six Companies of the U S Artillery under Col J Crane passed this place this morning aboard the Shel don Thompson en route to Chicago. The Henry Clay accompanied with 3 Artillery Companies under Major Paine and recruits under Major Tweggs of the Infantry. Col Eustis will command the battery on arrival in Chicago. The force, 11 days from Old Point Comfort, should reach Chicago about the 12th after 2000 miles in about 18 days with no desertions and all in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S. Artillery
J. Crane
Sheldon Thompson
Henry Clay
Paine
Tweggs
Infantry
Col. Eustis
Old Point Comfort
Cleveland
Indian War Fears Across Northwest United Borders
The Cincinnati National Repository notes Gen Ashley believes a bloody clash with Northwest tribes is near. Sioux, Cocotas, Sacs and Foxes form hostile coalitions with Winnebagoes and Pottawatomies, potentially 5 000 to 8 000 warriors. British fur traders blamed for recent northwest hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ashley
Maj
Long
Northwest
Columbia
British influence cited in frontier tensions and calls for expulsion
A narrator condemns British traders and their Indian allies for outrages on American traders in the Northwest. He claims Black Hawk raised the British flag during a hostile action last April and urges a strong punitive response to drive British and Indian influence from U.S. territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
United States
Fourth of July Observances at Monroeville Celebrate Nation's Anniversary
Norwalk July 70 1332 reports Monroeville celebrated the sixth anniversary of National Independence with a morning procession led by Capt W B Mathews, a grove ceremony, the Declaration read by T B Sturges, an oration by C J Boaur, a large dinner at Guarinn's Hotel, and thirteen toasts before a lengthy post-dinner gathering. A new Marion, Kansas paper by Winston Minor-Kan is noted as promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
F. 11 Jonxson
T. B. Sturges
C.J. Boaur
Merchants of New York Express Sympathy for Emigrants
A New York Merchants meeting on the 29th adopted resolutions to aid emigrants arriving on the western frontier. They urge collections to ease emigrant suffering and note ongoing efforts to assist displaced families amid regional hardship.
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New York
Buffalo
Joseph Anable
Vermont
Heman Allen
Haston Sentinel
Charles Hay
United States
Wethersfield
Lowell
Mass
Lombard
la Plata
Rio Grande
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
A_ gon
Heman
Mississippi
Journal of Commerce
Paul B. Torrey
Naples
Ontario Co. N.Y
Joint Board of Health
Stratoga Springs
Stallston Spa
Sotniry
Cholera fears and political notes from July
A Boston municipal appropriation of fifty thousand dollars seeks to meet cholera dangers. Reports from Plattsburgh indicate cholera subsiding with seven deaths to date. A Washington City letter notes the Bank bill advancing to a third reading and Mr Clay's land bill passing the Senate on the same day, with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
Portsmouth
Philadehia
Gallatin
Pensylvania
Caltea
Geneva
Washington City
House of Representative
Clay
Senate
October election slate for Norwalk and Florence candidates
Names listed include Senator Daniel Tildenn of Norwall, Representative Ezra Sprague of Florence, Auditor Moses Kimball of Norwalk, Jon Knennan of Norwalk, Cyrus Butler of Florence, and Commissioner Matthew Mt Kelve Oy of Pare. Town records note Townsend election events on the 24th with Thomas Ke Fletcher witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Tildenn
Norwall
Ezra Sprague
Florence
Moses Kimball
Norwalk
Jonn Kennan
Cyrus Butler
Matthew Mt? Kelve OY
Pare
Weather Summary for the Past Week
The week featured mixed conditions with several clear and dry days. Early week was dry and clear, while Tuesday through Thursday showed variability with rain and hazy mornings. Friday and Saturday were notably dry again with very dry conditions overall.
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Thomas Matteson
Hartsgrove
Auil
Marion
Marion County
Winstow Minor- Kan
Townsend
Thomas KE. Fletcher
Sicas Bres
Mantua
Jane Pre
Awanac
Moon
Liston
Soice
ITE
2D Brigade
Ith
Ohio
Q. Jenney
Furst’ Light Infantry
GEORGE @AUPF
Ofice
Lyme
Huron County
Bartow Town
William
Mone
John
Hunt Hosea
Stevens Jacob
Ballard
Paf
Yy A
Mason
iNatton
Taber George
Witter Byrn
Woodward Anis
New Maven
Maly
Rouse Bly
James M. Chanel
Jacob Cooke
Samuel Hoover
Patrick O. Wear
Robert Insche
Jacob Lee
Amos Martin
Peter Miller
Roger W. Sheldon
James Skinner- John
W. Johnston
P. M
Greenfield—snow
Bronson
Harron County
Timotity Baker
Noranlk
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