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fear away, secondly then, to call to their id in case of need, experienced per sons, who know our climate and it's ope- rations oa the human system, and last ly, not to take it for granted, that be- cause an individual may fall sick, from the severity of the present weather, and above all, the inclemency of the nights, that therefore he is prostrated by the cholera. Let us re member, that in administering for the cholera, we may not be administering for the complaint which is actually working upon our sys- tenn.

 As regards the dread which the pres. ence of the cholera has caused, we should say that if is useless, for although the New York papers gave dialy ac. counts of the mortality in that city, yet they forgot to tell that nine cases ou of ten were generally cured, and q phy sician who failed to do this, was yer, liable 10 loose his reputation. A few cases Of cholera may have existed, hu to say that 1t prevails in our city, to cal it an epidemic, would be an assertion on our part, 10 the support of which wt should be unable to advance single fact or argument.