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YELLOW. FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-The hopes OF
our citizens that we should, this summer, escape
the yellow fever are not TO be fully realized In card
in the Courier OF last evening" the Board OF Health an
nounce three cases OF which has terminated fatally
We have conversed with physicians in extensive pac-
tice, who yet hope that the disease il prevail at all,
may not become epidemic In the time we com.
mend TO the the following from the card of
the Board Of Health -


The unacclmated therefore, will do well to take all
proper precautions, and we beg them to be fully per
suaded that the disease is not dreadful as fear and g
noance have painted itthat If great number OF per-
become its victims, the misfortune arises less from
the malignty Of the fever than from inattenon to the
who'll advice which repeated every year. almost
always without effect, and that they strictly follow the
subjoincd Instructions


properly treated easily cured In the great majority of
consequently necessary to call assistance the
moment they feel the first symptom.


, Not to expose themselves either TO the heat of the
sum- to the fresh air OF the night not to sleep with
the windows open; eat little, drink small liquors,
commit Of any kind, abstain entirely. In
this way safety may be assured.-N o. Pic, Sept H.