Newspaper results for influenza OR grippe
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The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-01-19, page 2
… threats or peifu'if.on,jt md we iiu.il not Lcs iurp riled to find, tlr. j .r<. the influenza may extend fomtwhat far- i ther, we !hali then be able to diilinguilh 1 our foes …
The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1803-04-25, page 3
… to darvelope itfeJf as lii'uil. They have given to the dif* i tiie tit's ot La Grippe ; it has un dcr this title been nude ' the fad burtjien of a merry fong !' The …
… c revolution, Ijr, bus nn ius fo i'diifli, that, we keep evuy !ve. j , even Ll Grippe." POLITICAL REVIEW. from the London Oracle of Feb. 1. Now that Europe enjoys, [ …
The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1806-10-08, page 3
… head, 357 j laundiee, 64 j Jawlocke- 1 ! Irnposthume, j Jnfi-nnniation, A 23 ! Influenza, 1 Inoculation, 2 Itch and Lethargy;, 0 Livergrowa, 31 Lumbago, Z Lunatick, 15 …
The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1807-08-14, page 3
… August 7, 1807. " Our city ia free of yellow fever, but ;u> epidemic Called the Influenza, is ib I common, that more than 5000 are now j aliiicteel with it," Extract of …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1815-11-13, page 2
… and grateful to the gallant individual, whom they have so just reason to applaud. INFLUENZA. This complaint, w hich afllicts at present,(hough in a h nient degree, so large …
… northern papers, it is stated that the following periods have been noticed when the influenza pre vailed in North America: 1647. 1655. 1697—8, 1733, 17:17, 1747,-1756—7, 1761 …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1815-11-17, page 3
… strictest precau ions are requisite to exclude the terrible ra vages of this contagion. Influenza. —Owing to the present drought, this disease has become very common in Savannah …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1816-02-27, page 3
… fellow-citizens, occasioned by the prevalence and increas ing mortality of the influenza among us, I feel myself prompted, by duty and incli nation, to communicate to the …
… soundest reasoning, on he subject. Th't the epidemic, or contagious cough is tiie influenza, so accurately learn edly described by Sydenham, Rush, Thom as, and many others …
… , or rather urge to the people, the followmg outlines, for the treatment of the influenza, and its livery concomitants, a mong us—with full assurance that ;ey will be able …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1819-07-15, page 2
… violent disease which has ravaged our country for some years past under the name of “Influenza,” Cold Plague,” &c. is yet carrying off, every season, a number of our valuable …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1820-05-04, page 3
… Family Medicine. Not long since, our little daughter v as attacked with a violent influenza we were out of Pills, and I went to id' .shop, in this village,and purchased a …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1820-05-06, page 1
… Family Medicine. Not long since, our little daughter was attacked villi a violent influenza; we were out of Pills, and I went to Dr -’ssbop. in this village, and purcua"e< …
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