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SICKNESS IN OHIo.-It is stated in the Cincinnati
Atlas that never since the earliest settlement OF the
west has fever and ague been prevalent at this
time. In the immediate vicinity efthat CITY, the hi.
yer and Whitewater Canal, persons are now suffering
from its influence, who have resided on their farms
nearly forty years and not heretofore had the slightest
touch of this unwelcome viser In the city
numerous cases OF II warm days foggy nights in
the west appear to contribute greatly to the OF
tho fever and ague Some attribute presence local
causes the vicinity Of canals but ii Is general this
season without their range this cannot be the principal
generator Of the epidemic.