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MO1rlDAa

FL BERSONSi indebted to the above firm.
FL are requested to make payment to
the undersigned, who is authorized to
close the business; and those indebted to
Mr.. jacob f. Seihert; individually. can
make Payment in Hides, Skins, or Bark,
to the undersigned, by doing SO imme,
date y; and those having claims agains,
Mr.. Jacob f. Seihert. can have their
accounts paid in Leather on presentment.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS
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DTNSOLTIION-

YHsHE Co partnership heretofore exist
d ing under the firm of SEIBERT &
SHOWERS, was dissolved on the 2nd
day of this month, by mutual sonsent
EZEKIEL SHOWERS,
JACOB Il. SEIBERT.
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TANNING &. CURRYJNG.

7 4 ViEsubscriber will continue to carry
u on the above business at the old stand
OF SElBERf & SHOWERS in Darkes-
yille, as heretofore. He has employed Mr..
ELIJAH Griffith to superintend and manage
The same for him, who is authorized to
rchasa - -
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS !!

WILSON d. ANDERSON
A RE just receiving at their new stor'
1hroom the largest and cheapest sup
ply of
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(FiOni The National Iafeiiigeneer
MIR. ARCHER AND THE BANK QUESTION.
liUGlLs' CnEIk. pnNlIArA A.

Oct s. 1891.
GsNTLEMEN: On my way to Richmond, have seen
IN the Wing Of Tuesday, the 9Th instant an extract iron,
Tue Enquirer, OF Friday the 3d. in which the Editor MI
Ter acknowledging himself Satisfied with the explanation
gwen Ia The Na'ion, intrIilgencer, OF Mr. Archer's
course ON the Force iIl adls-"snl so we presuin.
would be those IN the Bank question, il the letter re-
irtred TO by the Gol c also be fore us"
In common ns upon The above extract the Wing saws
We iopc the National in,eigrnccr in whose pos.es-
" zion The letter II, will forward IL the Editor OF the
"EnquiIc,"
That all cav msy be $50 lar as this letter can tend TO
that en put To tes you have authority to publish
In haste, very respectfully, +. Is. DEANE Inn f
Messrs. GALES < SEAroN.
The above letter. may he inferred its date "a,
,e'e'ed nearly three weeks ago, but /, Gully within
Tue last TWO days, that able lay our hands ON
the letter to WHICH il rel rs, aud which now insert in
accordance with the permission 4! the wrrer.l
BEAR-GARDEN. Sept. ll,h, 1884
DEAR SIRE fous oil the Sih inst, requesting me To u We
my recollection OF ersa,ion had with YOU i'm Mach
1888, was received this morning.
ieel what presume is common TO all men, who Xix q
myself nave rarely ever been subjected TO public oh,
'a'iOn ether through the medium newspaper or other
wise, great rrpugnance TO occupy any position likely 10
snJc CT NE 10 IT, Yet do not conceive sell liberty
cosdsg the circumstances in which you are placed 10
withhold a CON pliat with /, ouI Iequ, ST.
Your rectal oi the conversation above alluded TO i'm your
isef oil The Sh as follows: "At The close the session
OF Congress in March. 1888, 1 recoect that YOU werr
seated by my side on sofa in the House
uves, "hen RESOLUTION presented to the House Tor
decision, and the previous which pre- cluded de
bate, called, declaring that moneys OF the Government
were sale ia the Bank oil the United States. ! voted
against that resolution, AID explained YOU AT the
mei oi having done that the reports OF the Conit
sppoincj 10 inquire Into that subject had no, been read or
printed aud that this formed tie Of my giving hi.
vote; nnd that would, io the reason have cuuaiIy
v"Ied against the rcso uon, if il had expressed IN.
verse fioposon VIZ that the moneys ere not sal. in
the Bank thinking that decision could properly made
on me point ui The evidence collected by commute
had bern examined"
In all material ont tho above statement
by my rccoc cUn and is entirely in accordance thet,
VIM 50 Tar as relates to te rasons which governed
coniSe OH the occasion referred to.
iha' my recollection enables the thus 10 corrobor a ia
yours affords the much era ifca,on; and u ill re.
siect aud es'een your obcii. ut sciv.n,,
FRANCIS Is. DEANE Jr
MIR. Archer -
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time has travelled upwards Of 10000 miles. He ief, his
morning Tor Washington Thus have snoiher evi-
de nee Z. he sound policy OF the Administration OF Gene
raj Jackson; who "ssks nothing that Is clearly right
and submits TO nothing that ~ wrong > NJ " Eu. Post
-, "AsniNcroNs Oct. % We understand that Mr.
wysr. who has just arrived wk Dispatches from IN.
American Ministers AT Madrid aud Paris has brought also
the tat he'd Con, enton Tor settling the Claims Of the Uni
ted States upon Spa. and large collection Of Docume nts
obtained from the French Government relative TO the
Claims nrdr the Convention with France, which docu-
mrhs viii he Immediately communicated TO the Counts
Globe
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From the Pnr,nvillo chlnnielo

MR. Nj cRoBERr--ln the concluding part of NV All
dress TO the People OF Prince Edward, Monday read
10 Them Tie resolutions which you will find al The foot at
his note, and pledged myself TO meet the Vau-Yuren
JarksonianS at The Prince Edward Court and offer
them, ~ substitute Tor ticirssaiine AZ the same lime
s''onld do 10 try the faith OF that pn ty who claim 10
De TIE VAIN supporters OF ''sIct construction of the
constitution the only sincere opponents TO the establish
ing " Bank, and the verirst enemies the banking
system furthermore publicly prom std my counymrp
to ins 81 my resolutions your paper i'm order M te
might TIC sifted and scanned by all manner of men hui
eSc0HY me an Burentes sailing under .o colors
You VIII therefore do favor by publishing i'm your
paper The resolutions son aud thereby aid me- SO lar i'm
fedeen'ng my solemn pledge to the people
Ecurs, most sincerely, f. ROCKER
Rfs0iced By The Quaifed Voitrs of Prince Edpayd
hat our Senator from is District aud Representa-
i've from this county in the Virginia Assembly, be- and
hey are hereby requested and instructed vote against
any person, who may be brought forward as candidate
Tor se" IN The Senate Of the United States Who or has
been IN advocate for the doctrines contained in
the Presidents Proclamation and Manileso or " ho has
advocated the principles OF the Force Bloody Bill so
chled =, who has or does support he President CT tie
Oed States, III his iilrrio unhc claim 10 the cur
'ouy q me whole public property, including the national
purse or n' nry in the TTeasuryof who will vote for
renewa Of tr charter OF the u S. Bank or for the char
tcfng any Bank whatsoever Ivy the Congress Of the United
States.
RtSoioed also, That said representatives. be- and
'ley are hereby instructed against the renewal
or extension oi The present banks established in Virsuia
or 70 The enlargement OF their present capital under any
preftnce whaieVcF-Or 10 the location OF a branch or
branches thereof Al any other place places than where
branches are by law establsid and 10 vote az
bank banks.
u VIII the Richmond wtig and Enouirer do ,nc. and
note aud resolutions accompany ing it, ia their p.prrs
T. HOOKER
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To from breaking into them he might amer the rrop was
gathered have the gieanngs Tor his stock 1his Was
'gfreu Oh, but when the crop was gathered. Skies
turned h's own stock into tho fel5s and fen,r.ss
resolved TO turn them out. In pursuance of ,bia
ust tu' non, lie took with him young nam
(sboui 10 ocloek Thursday night To ,urn sike boys
&C. out oil tho field. On their way in narrow ps,t OF
The Ioad they were met by Skies aud tw bovs-ou. q.
l. o latter his own son. the other his nephew Skies md
ms son were each armed with gun; ia. nephew b. .
pistol SKIES aud Fcn,less had words; the latter
ueeans ms drterininaiion 10 take down the ice and
drive skies stock out of the field. where he CONT ui..
hey had no tight 10 be; and skies insisting tia, H..
sho"h not The controversy was sn,ideniy l. mime
ted by Skies, who raised his gun and DISCHARGED H.,
contents at the breast OF Fentfess then sa,liry only
rev 'ee' 'r"", The muzzlr Who hiI dead his Isr,t
Skies then ordered his nephew shoe, AIur,rn The Inv
obeyed the savage mana-. and wound, him in The ann
as bo was making oil The unfortunate msn then iu,n,
round TO demonstrate. telling Skies that he had never il
jured him. and hoped he onhl spars his l. Lu, Sk.s
uhnovei 10y his appeal sDacb,d the gun which lis ION
held aud aimed and fired IL at Morden Who received the
.narge IN his ride and fell morally wounded! Thee
ac,s we obtained from persons l,g ia the n.ipboroo
OF the bloody scene. We learn thar an inoue., 80 l
49, ,,, W. we nave not heard the result o. the
'as's when we have stated ever there can lie no
""u'; ne learned lasi evening that Skies had not bs, m
unprecedented and that M"rdeu still aIve-B
MAIL ORDINATIONS Bailey j. Patterson wac ar
Sled yesterday, while app, ing Tor letters \, ,ha PSI
Vee !" 'hs city upon charge oi having broken p.n
letters AMI ogcd the signatures diie.c persons v
which he has obtained large sums OF m,n-y. He was
abonl 10 sail Tor Hayre the l., Of November ,t " IL,
he Obliged 10 postpone his visit Tor least ten ycsrs lie
was employ cd as clerk in the Posi- OH, Staunon Va
where lac committed these etla,ios, which State a
WI 40 ouo' ne sent Tor al MI pii', the indie fsg able
Assistant OF the Post Office Department com,,uuir ,,,J
tue iacts TO the Assistant Post Master Til. cy uo,e
s"ance led TO his being arrested Nc Y Ertnjng Past
From private letters from Pensacola we l. arm ,Isi :, :,
city Is Visited by an Epidemic lever which proved fatal n
.mr> 1--WE cases. during the month Of September On, ,i,r
. u INST. there were thirty OF liver reiuauiry
'ho"gh no death had yken place that day. an, il WIS
supposed that the di-easc vas subsiding. Amonp IN,
uea u.s. we regret 10 announce that Of Mir Ihri Ills
VIE OF Col Willis, Navy Agent at Pensac, LA lady
Mnoso no'au'y mas made her geheray Known in Fio
rida, and Who Distinguished Tor the virtues AM, ~,
npnnsn's which characterize aud adorn epuLlican
| nstron -.fOtiie Register.
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[Flom lho pnn.nloIn rlnli.ll.n

~ O. LONDON. August 20. 1884.
Ded' Sri have made witt here for a ,ye,k or ..,,
d"y'' and have ayaied myself OF every leisure non nj IN
encourage capitalists TO establish direct trade Lefween
onGon and Liverpool, aud ports in Fors c,peciav
Those OF ST. Marks, ApaaricoIa and Pensacola Ap,uis
WIZ immediately be sent out with instructions TO repo,,
upon 'he SUBJECT and supplied With ample funds TO mako
advances on eoiion believe that it con be
mS The plan crs In Florida lose 20 por cent uyon H. cir
co"hs' ny the present unnatural aud crcnous trade i'm
storage, commissions, assurances, sptculaons and DELAYS
hc house Of f. W Smith s. Co will probably establish
me oi vessels TO ST. Marks ami Pensacoa and under
s"h 'S The house OF Thomas Wilson has al, eady made
arrangements to send vessels TO ApalAchicoIa
sIn eDieSvoting also 10 form comp anies in the Soutl,
Of France and Italy TO Introduce the culture of the Vine
and owe into Florida, anI tie growth ami manufactures oI
PIX shall reurnio Paris ia few days and set OH, ls
i'sy WIN view TO this and other ojeris had sbppsd
last winter from Genoa, Leghofn and MBrseI,s . cye,v
variety o. Vine, and number OF Olive trees They ~,
Veu az New ok too late 10 be Florida bs will
be sent Ills winter. 80
imt iiere will be no Iiculiy ia Obtaining the lssn
Tor The Union Bank. II ! had been aubotized 1 coufI
nave negotiated il. shall go 10 Venice aud FIorene.
shd return by Legtorn and Cenos and sail or The UuiI
Slsles the 18th OF October.
am yciy respectfully,
Your moss oht scfvan
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wiLLtAm WILSON, E.q. "

DEPARTURE or rBE Potomac The Boston Ga
zeite OF Tuesday says: "Yesteiddy ofeboon at sont n
oc'ock' The beautiful ing"ie Potomac, Capt.J. Is Mich
olson after visiting for number OF days for l.xo,,
bic wind, cot under weigh and proceeded 10 sea viii
fne breeze at North West The Potomac IL Of l lfge.t
eiess o. Fng'cs mounting on The peace establishment 81
guns, and capable should aston require H. Of mounting
~ NOR" II is subject Of general remark on every
foreign saon where opportunities daily occur oil making
we comparison, that The vessels Of war belonging 20 lie
united states take rank nj those OF every other naop
anI ''a' 10 bean Of model, sricness u iplnc as
wen as ~ Tie general and fine Appearance Of e OIL
cefs an men, they bear ho psl alone Wc are rfaG.
hcd II is So" b''"-
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NAsnyrLLE. Oct. Is.

D.
DEsTnUcTIoN OF THE MANSION AT 1.-THE Hmm.
TAGS: by IRE! We learn, with sincere regret th.t
he splendid dwelling house OF the President of the Uni
eu iaes, wac, on Monday evening, about four o'clock
destroyed y hire, which is supposed have originated on
Ihe Tooi ny spark from vi the ciHne1s Our in
Dormant states that the white portion the family Chat
oil Andrew Jackson, Jr ) from homo when the Ac
eiden occurred, snd hat much OF tie elegant furniture
wa broken AMI Injured in the hssly attempt remove il
from The homse, by tho servants Al the fp ire i'm tie
secohd story - said be lost We have moi learned vvbe
lhcr or not the building snd lie we're insured but
hope That tii' may prove TO be tie case.
IL Is much 10 he regretted, that whilst our venerable and
pl'noic President is engaged Tor liom home the die
charge OF his arduous public dues, he should sI,r the
loss pl his splendid nas0nhe scene TO him Of so many
dear Temin scenes o happy deg past in Tie boom Of an
anecienAe lAmilylhe seat OF such extensive and ele
giant hospaliiiesa residence which was iiu!y and en-
Paiicaly the "honie Of The brave" IN nhich lis
was ondy and anxiousy expecting pass the evening of
his days n tranquility aud oposc upon his retirement
from the helm OF State.
since writing ue above, srs informed that the fur
nHme was all saved. lloogh some Of was Injured i'm
rescnlng irom1he sme; aud that le west wing of tic
troyed.--BdnnsT.
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The i,ondOn Spectator say,:--
hc consultations and proccedncs Of flie King OF tie
Ffench are embarrassed IN smsli degree by the If ef
uncertainty rs 10 the course which Inc Cbanbcro Of Dopu.
lies VIII adopt On ~ e-asseuibing All his Dcely.iad
plans were disconccfiedby ic resve motions Of nso.
uy,upon which Louis Philip thought ho had expended
ilIery. essli aud places sufficient 10 hsyo bought them
body and soul lie onghlIo have know Isis coaptyncn
beleI"
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, ARKANsAs, Sept 10
INDIAN CoUNcII.--1he Chocfsw. Shawnee cbc,o
zee, Creek Delaware, Ossge, aud Pswpce bes ~ . arc
informed, me in Grand Council, Fort Gibson or ,ie
~ INST. Tho latter tibe. which had kepIup connnu.
~ warfare With all the other tribes Deniioned made
treaty II peace with HEM interchange pledges q friend
,hIp aud invited them 10 visit ftsir county
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YHfHE Trustees Of tho Academy 10 smi,Ih,lJ Isle Of
~ Mign' county, will, the 81 Saturday 10 Noyenr
nnhcn Tor The scholastic year 10, go for Lain aod
Ireek-lor ihe lower branches S25. There h no 6xed
the patronage Is generally such as 10 insure 10
gentleman Of qualifications ample compensao. per-
sons wishing the situation may address, posi-paid 70 Inc
President Of tho Trustees Of the Sinishiieh Academy
SmithfeId, Isle Of wigh; county, Va.
October 81 stA,
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THE ELECTION RErURNs--So far as u,c ,c,,ros
have been received they show laree reatye p,in oi
The Union party judging from the NUMBER OF votes given
we have made rough estimate Of tie number Of woes
taken on both sides ia all The Districts aud Parishes yet
heard from The number OF Onion voters is I3 Gs3 and
the number Of Test Oath voters is IL 65J taxing liz t
est number on each side, difference Of less Than 1000
votes we have yet 70 hear rom Fairfield Union N, ~
berry Laurcns, Clarendon, BafnweIl ST. Jons (olefon
81 George, Dorchester, ST PSurs 81 Peters ~ MI
Wews, and Horny Now taking tie number Of voters in
'hese Districts end Parishes in hc elections Of 1892 az
criterion Of lie number 10 1891, the hole number of
votes ior The Icgt Oath party will be 81 GA and f f
Unionisis 1882. The docs net incl,,le lie p", -
~ Pans 81 Peters aud Horny Tor which we do NOT 500
Wds any return Of tho number 81 voters was recorded
The Inference from This view Of the subject s uai c
RUNNERS nave cn short in the present "a cofupared
with The election Of 1892 about 3 900 yotes ,vLiia d.
Ohon party have obisinod q small positive gain and n
course great relative increase
NOV, ~ cannot Tor one moment be sSnfited supposno
We NUMBERS respectively TO stand, n flee fa result 81
above slated That The advocates Tor Fest Os, vii pust
That measure through the Legislature by an amendment
81 The Constitution II the whole number nj vots,s
throughout tho Stale should be IN round number 70 ono
az supposed above, tie number constituting fe0 5jds MI
me ch0ie would be 20 600 But tie number Of voters fr
ies O1ih viii Ivy very little exceed ~ 600 being
auehcency OF OOoO about ifl part less hsn The re-
quHen hyoyt regarding The sutnbof of voters the true
criterion 10 ls csse. Can orr Opponents venture or
measure lraugbt with nnc evil viii, 20 large pino
ivy against hem, minority only by about 1000 less .,sn
lher opponents show while the Obvious sntf and Ia
snuon Of the Constitution IT, that there sbood he f,yo
'"S OF me whole number OF qualified voters Of the st,e
~ iayor Of an alteration Of That instrument
Anoher TACT u very obvious on this c8puaf,ve VIM
"e V, lhai there must have been extensive e,nio,,
''Op NON 'he stale since The election in 1882 Tie x
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THOMAS L. WILSON. see,,y

~, PETERsDURG, Oct. 30.
The Board of Health met yesterday evening we
were po'hey iavore, with the following Report by hir
secretary, Mr.. Wilson - Constellation.
oFFIcE or TIE PoARD HEALTH ,
Petersburg Oct. ~ 1891. {
~ meeting oil the Board THE day, returns were re-
cesen rom s The Physicians by which il apps arr That
SINCE elr report 81 Saturday last, there hay. orcursed 25
cases OF 'hoiria, OF which IL whites aud 10 Lsrks
VI 'hs nmber one white and three colored persos have
s "e iemalider are generally convalrseen,. OF lilo
dedHs one was boalinaD The canal of very in eurer
h'e hao Who was brought 10 Town lick; anoer Hack
woman, who bad labOrcd under afIe ciio OF the hoe ri,
or some applying for medical advice; And in
Tie oher two cases The exciting eau was esrtied n,
The ealing Of indigesible food late at night
Adjourned 10 Saturday next AZ o'clock, p. NJ
THOMAS T.. WILSON Ser,,
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NoRroLK, Oct. 81

NORFOLK, Oct n
Iesse SHnk-OB Saturday morning tie sehr Carol.
man, Capain Owens lying at Town Point wharf sudden
W hhed WIN water and sunk alongside the wharf we
nave not heard rom what She partially laden
WIN ny goo groceries, salt and iron, and bound for Rid
dickstille, IN. O. through lie canal
loss ~ ne Packet Sehr. .V0gJOk, Capt Osb0rne of
Ws P0ri We roget TO learn by letters sud verbal ac
counts that This fine vessel belonging to the excellent Ge
Of packets running between this pof and ~ York struck
on Great Egg lIIbor bar, Saturday the 18Th about
day break, and almost Immediately bilged. Tie wind
at tie time was south, the weather lhck and smoky
The Capiain judged himself he oil Cope MAY
AMI DID not hear The breakers Until te vessel was
osiore-Ihe vessel IS complete wreck; sud the cargo
with the exception Of few bundles OF leather and bsps nj
WOOL will be entirely lost The wool and leather long
cd 70 Captain Richard DfumbonJ, Of dis place Tie
cafgoi supposed 10 have been worth 81 600 Tie Nor
folk fine vessel and left Ibis port on the i Inc, II,
New York Herald.
SHocKfNG OccURRENcE.-A most revolving act Of
human bulchefy was pefpeirafed at Mount Pleasant in
Norfolk county, on Thursday evening last The particulars
which, ~ Tar as have been able gather them are
as oows- skies cultivated small piece Of land
ADJOINING me iatm Of Ba.son Fenires and promised Fen
uess has " he would have eye hs osufes IN bis
absence (he living on another arm) and prevent The cat
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PETERSBURG. Oc,obt, 27.

w fErERsBURG, October 81.
HEALTH OF THE TowN.-It is wnb no ordinary
pleasure that we enabled state that there has lie u
gre", Improvement in the health the town since our
last publication IL will he pe,cei ed from The ui.in.J
report lrom the Board Of Heal, that since ". d,eJsv
last there have been % cases OF hoera oi "a lii,
"no i"o nave proved fatal This grea, dpiopor ion be.
tween ;ho number OF anl the ,ea is
assurance that ile disease has assumed nilde, G,u, In
a'o-' every Instance, where medical advice has cen OBJ
'tneu III Tue inripcn stages Of the deasc il has
yielded 20 treatment, and we have duubi, that il HE
proper caution in diet be strictly observed our town Nil
oe soon restored to its usual healthy
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or IiEALrlI)
M Peter bug, Oct. 20, 1894
Alter the publication Of the RI port made by The Board
on .uGss"y last return up to ta date, received
embraces IL cases OF which number one oul, IA L,ek
man ~ Chesterfield has pro, ed ia,a
reported TO The Board the following nc W cases VIZ:
S M"'s' 90 3 ro'.I2s
OF which = cases (boih Jlack.) have proved ta..l 4
have recovered % treatment and peneralv en-
valescent. eS'"''y so"-
The Board feel much qualification in iulorming ,,,,r
iehow-rlzens that there has been a decided mprov. men,
~ The health OF the the date of the h.. ,cnor,
ihe disease readily yields 10 medcnl treatment, when
promptly resoed TO. The aci thai there have been u,
this opinion. 10y "'
from subsequent investigations, the Bonrd al confirmed
III the opinion expressed in their former rrnor, tIa in
majority OF The Cases which had then hccn furnished 10
men, 'ne excng cansc could be to the u,e OF
~ an unsound state aud they have doubt, il.
ny strictly absianing from the OF Oysters crude
les aid such other food has a tendency 10 disorder
ne stomach and bowels, and by immediate application for
neeoi a've. on The hrs, appearance OF pienonitory
hended. ~ - 'lP''-
ne Board assure their fellow citizens that tey will
co""ue 10 lay beiofe item faithful account of The mo-
gress OF The disease Their reports are carefully made b,
from the returns of every Physician 10 town and nrr.
'c'ole' ohIed 10 The confidence OF the public No
'Ing has been. nothing shall be concealed
nc i'os'd cannot close this Report without ,en.Icinp
'heir thanks 10 the Medical Faculty for tho uronpnes
lltn do 4 ofr
position e'nccd 10 aid the members OF The Board in m,
discharge Of their duties " 40
n'Joufned 10 edncsdsy afternoon at o'clock.
Tx rscI from tho minutes
THOMAS L. WILSON Scc.,u