The New York Courier and Enqul Ter contains the following
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Inc New 1ork Courier and Enqul- Ter contains the following

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 Df. M'Lean, who is well known 10 our fellow citizens, called upon us ycs- terda,, with pamphlet, the contents .et which he WAS greatly drsirous ofpla- eng before the public as soon as Possi- ble, and which in consequence, he took to the Evening Post to be published last cYeting, but il probably was received too late for insertion. 1t aT pears by the report of d Committee of eminent Physicians sent from Edinburgh to Sun deriand, to investigate the character of the Cholera, and also by the discoveries of the justly celebrated Dr. ABEK- CROMBlE, that the Cholera is entirely uithia the control of Medicine, AND EAsi- N CURED, if it's pfemonitory symptoms are observed. They say that no case of Cholera has ever occurred, so far as they have been able to ascertain, which has not been preceded by q 5u5zi,,g a,t aae cars and c iooscaess of he boarcls, and that q powerful cafhdrtic talxena al this stage of the disease, Es 4 CERTAIN AND aNFALLIBLE CURE. If these symptoms are not attended to, and the remedy applied, alen end then onIg, docs tic disease become in a measure ineurabie.

 Ii this De so, and we are disposed 10 believe 1t, thenwill this scoarge of the human race pass by us without its track being marked by desolation and death