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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
The Wounded Before SebastopoI.


A medical officer III the canlp before Se-
bastopoi, writing on the goth. gives the
following dreadful account of the treat
ment and suffering Of the wounded
At a. m. Oh the 18th Of June, the as
sault commenced. We were all waiting
iof ihe wounded who arrived as soon as
they could travel the distance between the
advance works and the hospital. At 5 a.
M ward was given over to me. 1t con-
tanned 10 patients. was requested TO see
what was wanted fer it. found III it
fourteen wretched shaky bedsteads, as
many mattresses stuffed with chopped
stray, the mattresses not sown up at the
sides, and sheets and blankets TO cores
pond. This was ai--not single cham
Der utensil, not cup, knife, fork or spoon,
no large vessel ior holding water-notll-
ing but what | have named. | immedi-
ately applied for the various things def
eient. Drinking cups there were none !;
one chamber utensil could have for the
whole ward, and two bedpans,. nothing to
hold water or tea--no plates. The woun-
ded began to arrive that ward was soon
filled; others were given over to me in
exactly the same predicament. One or
DERBY was given to attend Oh IA wounded
men. not one of whom was able 10 move
Each ward was the same. The constant
cry OF the wounded was for water. We
had nothing to give it them in. Old tin
cases that had contained preserved meats
were sought for, but out Of these they
could not drink except by the most pain
tul effort, as, of course, they had to be
raised up in bed. l proceeded to dress
their wounds, the orderly given had nev-
er done that duty before and when ask ed
him to give me lint Swapping and gu,ts
percha, he did not know What those ar.
tieles We're. Every Goment hs was callec
away 10 give brink loson,e wounded man
Well Sir, during the whole OF that nigh
the wounded had nothing to eat, and no
enough TO drink. During the nigh! OF 'h'
18th the wounded came crowding IN
some OF them were admitted by the order
lies, without haying seen medical officer
and consequently, not having been seen
their wounds were not dressed till morn
ing. Yesterday the only food given Ties,
poor creatures until nlne o'clock was hare
biscuit and tea There was no bread fo
them, no arrow root, no beef tea-notliins
except tea without milk | did not fint
this out until the bread had arrived or Ger
tainly as long as there was any bread TO b,
brought. my own men should have hat
some. We were occupied necessarily al
yesterday and the day before, in dres<in.
and operating. AS soon as one man wa
removed from the operating table, anoth
er was put on. yeur medical reader vii
understand the fiishtinl deficiency o
stores, wheu1 mention that there are nc
spiiilts, except straight ones, to be had
and these are no Mariatyre's spiats, Dol
any Modification Of .hea, and no angular
splin.s. All these things are sorted in til
mos, lavish profasioa at Srutari."
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O.S1cy c.,,,ilrpa


Buli1g the present week We made short
visit TO the Orkney Spsiaas, in Shenandoah
county, from which We have just returned
We desife, in this brief uoce, e express our
appreciation Of The getlenanly bearing OF the
proprielors Of The pavilion House," Nlessrs.
Mckay & Bradford tho pleasant and agreeable
society Of the visitors, and The luxuries Of the
table. The rich Strains Of music with which
the visitors are every evening entertained by
the splendid band Of fine musicians, as The
bright beauties and light hearts glide through
the eiddy mazes of TIE dance, are OF The mselves
Sufficient TO repay visit 10 the Orkney. AID
ded to these, the charm of intelligent female
society, and the fascination of coquettIsh beau
iy, wide Miss s. Of SYSTEMATICALLY togehe
with The rough grandeur Of he mountain scene
ry, and the medical "properties..of the various
springs. Orkney Springs at this season presents
attractions sufficient 10 overcome the must OBJ
duraie fancy. There are about $50 visitor
how liz attendance.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

New PRESIDENT IN LIBERIA.--,A letter
from President Roberts dated June 15
and received on the Sd instant at the office
of the Massachusetts, Colonization Society,
brings the fist intelligence Of the election
of Stephen A. Benson as President of the
republic of Liberia fer two years. com
meneing en the first Monday in January
next President Roberts mad declined re-
election. The opposition" candidate was
Edward J. Rose, very active, enterpri.
sing, and successful merchant. who emf
granted few years since from Indiana.
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as To-day or Tomorrow the schooner
"Hayall' will probably leave New York
for Richmond having on board three large
boxes containing era wtord' b. ONE statues
Iot Jefferson and Henrys and the Virsinia
Coat of Af'ns, The EIaxali' may be ex-
peeted to arrive in few DAYS with her
precious freight, which VIII be promptly
conveyed to DIV Capital Square. In con-
sequence o. the enorm@t,s weight of the
brouze ,'a:ues great difficulty and delay
were experienced in shipping them from
Bremen TO New York. Mr. Craw ford
ard his agents have done their duty faith
fully in securing safe transportation to
America-wecannot doubt thssthe remain
ing journey will De successful, as no pains
have been spared,-Enq.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

Tho public cautioned ar ainst another corr
tartet. " heh has lseiy msae its appearance. cad
led w. i. Farrei9s Arsban Liniinent the mo.t
dangerets 1t all the ceuuterteits, because his hay
ing the name OF Farrell, mary Will bay it in good
faith Fith nut the ,, hagNlgage ,L"s counterfeit
csrar when ths spurious niStare has wrought IT..
evil effects.
The genuine article Il manufactured emily by Il.
G.. Farrell solo Inventor and proprietor, ard
Wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Pearia, l-
.nois, to whom all applications tor Agencies must be
addressed. BE sure you get it with the letters H. a.
before Farrel's thus-R. q. FARRELL Sand his
signature on tho wrapper, all others are counter
feits.
Sold by J. B. Eskrdgc, and by regularly authosi-
zed agents throughout the United States.
Ma Price Is and so cents. and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village mi
hamlet in the United States, in which is not al
ready established. Address II. q. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character,
responsibility, &c.
Nza- J. b EsKRrpcE, Agent, Stanton, Va.
July Il, lS55.-4t.
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KENNETH RAYNEn.-Mr. Rayner, as O,

KENNETH RAYNEh.- Mr.. Rayner, as oul
readers know. made speeches in Virginia
during the late contest there. and was con.
sderahly is'rumental in increasing Mr.
Wises vote in some localities. As far as
heard from, he has done the same thing
here for the Democratic candidates. For
example, he spoke al Laws precinct IN
Wake, and was replied 10 by Maj. Wilder;
and Nh Branch, the Democratic candi-
didate, runs nearly up with Governor
Bragg's vote at thot box, lille Mr.. Shep-
ard, the dark-antern. runs some twenty
votes behind Gen. Dockery.- Raleigh
STANDARD.
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Grand Encampmont of Virginia


The Right Worthy Grand Eneamp-
ment of Virginia /. o. o. f.. commenced
annual session in Mar,insbnrg, August LIST.
There was large representative from the
subordinate camps. A correspondent o.!
he Norfolk Beac Oil states that the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
NJ. w. Grand Pai,iarcll-Jsmes Taylor
OF Wheeling
Nj. E. Grand High Prlest--Julius Ggrst
of Halifax, c. II.
II. w. Grand Senior Warden-R. II.
Vaughan, of Hampton.
r. w. Grand Senbe-lsrael Robinson
of Martinsburg.
Il. W. Grand I'reasurer-James Matth-
ews, Of Mariinsburg.
II. w. Jumer Warden-uenry Hope.
Winchester.
r.. w. Grand Representatives to he
Grand Lodge the United States-P. G,
H., L. G.. Robinson, of Norfolk.
p. q. Nj. A. B. Colfor,h, Of Win.
chester.
The next annual communication Of the
II. W. Grand Encampment. will be held
in Charlottesville, on the Gfst Wednesday
in August 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

FIRE.-On last Wednesday nigh, small
new frame building, situate about two miles
from town, near the lands.sl Arch. Stuart, Esq. =,
was destroyed by fire. 1t was unoecupel. II
appears that the small pox committee had had a
meetings for The purpose OF devisng more efficient
means for security against The spread Of the
disease, On Wednesday they went on! 10
look at this property, with a view to getting
ii fora hospital, That nigh, il was burnt down.!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

We have frequently heard the celebrated German
Btters sold by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, 100 Arch street,
Philadelphia, spoken of in terms of the highest.
eommendaton, and we honestly believe that it Is
one of the best medicines advertised for the COM
pleasant to the taste, and can be taken under any
circumstances by the most delicate stomach. The
press far and wide have united in commencing this
invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility Be-: and
such arc the healing effects fths panacea, that We
hope il may be introduced to every family whore
dyspepsia has, or is likely to have victim. SEQ
advertisement.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT
Thomas A. Hedericks Of Indiana, TO be-
Commissioned of the General Land Office
in the place Of John Wilson, removed,
Josiah Mlnoi. OF New Hampshire, to be
Commissioner Of Pens4ous in the place or
Loren 2. Waldo, resigned.
injury Mcconnell, Of Illinois. to be
Fifth Auditor ofthe Treasury in The place
of Josiah Minos, appointed Commissions,
OF Pensions.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

~ Jno l.. Harasbargcr who went to Kan.
sas Territory from Rockingham, died of bilious
fever, in Missouri, on the 18th of last month";
He was procuring provisions. at the time of tax
ing sick, for use in the Territory. He was
eyed % years, and was the son of Stephen
Harnsbarger, Of Port Republic.
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HoNowey's Ointment and Pits. wonderful euro
Of Ulcers ia the Icg.-Frederck lliif, of Houston
Texas, afflicted for eight years with seven ulcers
in the leg, like the keys Of flute which discharged
Continuously aud rendered his life one of the great
est wretotedness and misery; many remedies were
tried in vain, be became worse, at last he had re-
course to liolloways Ointment and Pills, and BY
persevering with these remedies in accordance with
the printed directions for nine weeks, he radl.
cally cured, and is able to walk better than
err he was in his lilo.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

ELECTIONS returns from the elections
held the first OF this month are contradictory
and hence cannot be relied apon. In Tennessee
the election Of johnson, dem., over Gentry, K
n, for Governor, is generally conceded. The
Democrats also carry majority Of the Con.
gtessmen ard the Leg siature. In North Care
lima, the Democratic majority on the popular
vote is about 10000, No Governor was voted
for. Glinsman, anti-K. n, is 81 cied to Cen.
sress II is thought John Kerr, an,i-K. ~,
is defeated 81 Reed, X. n. In Kentucky the
Know Mornings have carried The State. Ala
bama is still in doubt. When we receive au.
'hen'ie intelligence from these States, we will
publish il.
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AppoIsrMrNr.-The Directors OF lhs Contra

APPOINTMENT. The Directors OF Ihs Contra
Railroad ,le, ii. Charlotte svle on the Sd inst,
AMI appointed aIr. Thomas Moody 10 fill the
vacauey, as eol due,or OH The Road between
S'auulon and Richmond, occasoned by the
death of his sroher, Vim. A, Moody. Mr.. Il,
Moody has beeu heretofore baggage agent on
The Road MIR, Boberl Kyle, OF this place, wa
appointed 10 the place made vacan. BY Mr.. NJ. Is
promotion. They will both make most eflicien,
officers and will doubtless meet the expectations
Of the company and tho public.
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as~ Mr.. Ellet, Chief Engineer Of the
Virginia Central Railroad, has resigned,
and his office has been rendered to Mr.. II.
d. Whitcomb, the superintendent of the
road. Mr.. Ellet projected the plan oil
scaling the Blue Ridge with temporary
track, which has resulted greatly te The
interest Of the company and the public
Some OF those who were disposed to dis
courage the scheme, as visionary and inn
practicable, are conending that the tun-
n rough the mountain should never
have been commenced, and that the tenn
porary track alone should be relied on.
Mr.. Whitcomb is an accomplished En-
gineer, and is we'll acquainted with the
work upon the entire road, which will
give him an easy entrance upon his new
position.
The Office Of Superintendent. if Mr.. w
accepts that of Chief Engineer, vii! be
vacated, and there is no office that the
Board o! Directors should be more careful
in filing. The success of the whole road
depends, III great measure, upon the adj
ministration of the Superintendent. The
business upon the Central road is rapidly
increasing as it is extended westward.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

u We learn from the Charlottesville Jef!er
souan OF the 9Th inst. that Richard, S. Philips,
Esq, Principal of The male Academy of that
place, was killed Instantly on he. 7ih inst, BY
the accidental discharge ola gun in his own
hand
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

A very large number oil old hne whig
organs in the State of New York exhibit
uneqqivocai symptoms ofrevolt atthe idea
of being transferred to the abolition camp
OF Seward, Weed, e. Co. The Pough-
keepsie Eagle. in view OF the peaGing
trade iadulges in the following sensible
remarks:
"But il, On the other hand, plan is on
foot to dissolve or disband the wing pasty,
and pat up new flag, the old plan ones
followed Of having parties for a day, with
no common or permanent bond Of union,
Under which victories were Of TO value.
even fobtalned, with cur preseht views
We shall oppose it, and expect nothing
f'em it bul ultimate, if not immediate de-
feat. We regard permanence as one Of the
first elemcnts OF success in any patty, and
that in politics. as in business, continual
changes are eileetual preventiyes OF sue
cess.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

u The board of Public Works, on Monday
last elected Edward J. Armstrong, Esq, the
President Of that body, TO secceed DIR. A. Gra.
ham. No other business, of importance was
transacted. The appointment of Proxies and d-
recsors to represent the various Improvements
in the State, will take place, a, the September
meeting
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

From the Isl to the 9Th of August there
were 1858 emisranis arrived at New York,
bringing with them 52,e95 in spece--being
S4a So each. The emigration this year is IA
great deal less than for several year, pas.
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llTsD.

At The residence Of his father in-law, Nfr. Henry
Dinle, on the 10Th ut, Mr.. DAVID SHAVER, aged
about 80 years.
At his residence in Rockingham on saturday night
last, Mai ROBERT CIR ArrAs, highly respectable at
izen Of that ceanty.
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UWm P. Schumacher, the Depot Agent a,
Fishsrsvillo, on Monday last, had his rgh,
hand terribly mashed between two cars which
endeavouring 10 coupe hen.
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= 1s''' Nm - "a "a T. a. Nd fAtd KIN
THIS truly great medicine still gees confuering
dis are. and suatehng many poor powericss victim
trnal The grave. BY its powerfully STIMULATING
generating and anndyne qualities, it restores the ust
Of limbs which have been pslscd far years. and bs
its singular power Of reproducing the srnogal fluid
81 oinf wafer, it ail diseases of the joints with
snrrising rapidly. For rhenma.ism, and affections
If Tie spine and spleen, it has proved Itself sprcia.
is most auxiliary; Also Tor oil
diseases ct tse Glands. scTofna, goitre or swcsd
nssl, etc., lets and indeed for almost any dsease
cine stands un.arfalised Sprains, bruises eralnpa,
wounds chilbsias, burns, ETC., speedily cured
by il.
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PALSY Or PARALYSIS

Tha..ers Smith, Of Niaad Crack Tazawesl county ;,
Illinois, says II had list the use ofuay arm for,nose.
sh Wi sah py r nsg s sat s mad
Gle and bone. tried IN the lest doctars and all tie
e'ut dies could hear 81, but they Aid no good.
tiieu commenced the assot II. G. farrehs Arabian
my Is ytroig and feahy as the other; tits
alsl .frstrate Cox harns, sprains and bruis~a~
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= asrAIrs. Linscy, ofeigh,h avenue, New
York, having been aroused and seeing a
burglar making away with some yalua-
bles, seized re volvcr that was placed un-
der her pillow, md shot him. He drop
ped the goods, and run off screaming that
he was shot.
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ELECTION RIor.--Thc election in louisville
Ky, resulted in riot, in which Is er 60 per
sons We're killed, and many wonndel. The par
ties were The Know Noihings and the foreign.
els. There ATE various accounts of its origin
Some state that an sIrishnan fired the frsi
shot" Ofeourse! How could Know Moth.
ing do it especially when the dssraeeful con.
duct OF The municipal election, some time since
is remembered When we see he irno version
OF The difficulty, we will publish it.
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" The people Of Kansas Territory seem TO
mislrust the souudness Of MIR. Dawson the new
~ appointed Governor Of Kansas, and petitions
were ieing signed asking the President, in the
event Nh Dawson declines, as it is probable,
to appoint the acting Secretary of the Territory,
Daniel Woodson, Esq. Mr. Woodson, is a
Virginian, an old typo, and as true 10 the South,
as the needle 10 the poll.
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ehdeavouring 10 couple The

u The yellow fever continues 10 devastae
the South. In New Orleans ii is carrying "a
its victims by scores. Also, in Norfolk and
Poumoa.h, Va.
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SMALL Pox Since our last issue there have
been two new CASES Of vaflolail reported
Both children. fhe old cases have all recov-
cred.
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frera the lion. Poster asnar,s os4 q.ge ol... se-

tls-s IN Ntnsis.
It gfses me pleasure To rid ny testimony to IT,
virtues bt yeur great medicine. enc of INV hioodee
horses lad swelling eyer the cap Of the knee. about
the size Of hens egg Some raid ID IVES strain
and some that iswys tie piat water fssm he knee
and could net De eufed tried OF cedar ON IT, ant.
all the nm.u, and oiatmcnts ssel they did ne more
good than water then, by persuasion Of ny friends
tried II. c. Fafreits Arabian Liniacaa. and was
happy to fine il take Affect alter few d,.vs and /.
finally cured the nobie animal entirely. think it *
decidedly the greatest lhimea, fer herscs ss weil
~ hHtnan fe4l, ever knew.
II .uaat, qasesee.l ed H.. li.Sfe5 lSss. lySs
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ME- L RT1..D..

On Sunday morning, goth ult, by the Rev. II.
Wetznl, Mr.. WM. II. HoGsgrr to EuriLLAu GsMRALi,
all Of this county.
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Two BOYS Drowned WHILE BATHING
Hartford, August S, ls55.-Two promising
lads, aged about lhiiteea years, sons Of J. q.
Andrews aud tho late. Rev. Joseph Tyler, br.
merry Of Stannlon, were dfowned in the liver
in This city on Saturday afternoon.
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&~Mr Dawson, the new Governor of
Kansas, is said to be related to Ger. Cass.
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The ritual OF Tho know-ro,hng order IN Ken
lucky has been changed 40 as not TO dlsquaiiy
man from becoming member who has a
Catholic wife - baltimore dmerican.
In Louisiana the ritual is so far modified as 10
peImi, Mrs. Derbneny's Catholic husband 10
run as the know nothing candidate for governor
in that State
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In Baltimore, on the.9th inst, -four was selling at
ss,25as,50 Rye -four was selling at s7,37a7 Ca
Tho best quality of white wheat selling at from
lso to l,9octs per bushel Corn selling at from,
IS cents to 81. Oats WIS selling at 4oa45, and
usaikesssycry duh.
In Philadelphia, The 9Th, Flour was Inactive,
but daotsd at S9ae %. Whest f,90aS2 per bushel
Rye LIS. Corn eoa95 cents. Oats IN demand and
selling at 50 cents.
In New York The market is nearly the same As i,
PHILADELPHIA slight advance in wheat. Beef
cattle at IS net PER 100 bs.
In Richmond city beos cattle zliin4 {. s.5s
en- the scales.
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To VEsPAsiAN EEias, Esq.
Wasi.in gion civ.
yellow Favor en- the 4nE.eeaas ae borsE
.,lf.1tA

=
mouth.
PORTSMOUTH. Tuesday morgiNg. Aug. l.
DeGr Express IL regtat 10 state thu
the Yellow Fever Is certainly on the ii.
crease here; and this too. liz the faer o!
the fact that thousands have left .he place.
aud others are fleeing daily. The eoun-
try around in every direction is Flied with
persons that have fled from the terrible
scourse, while hundreds and hunai eds
have gone to Hampton, Richmond, peaeis-
burg, Baltimore, into the mountains .!
Virginia, at the various watering places il,
North Carolina. and indeed, every here,
that will aiForl them refuge. The fol-
loving deaths have occurred since my
astreport. which was up 70 Friday mig h,;
VIM. Dusan; Mrs. Herald, wife Of Jol. n
Herald, deceased. sent IN my last report .
Patrick Gahlee; James Fortune; Mrs. Ma.
~ Cooke; Alexander Goodwin; Mrs. Alex
ander Goodwin. These are the las. Of a
family OF twelve every one Of whom have
been swept off with the fev,r during The
past two weeks. hlrs. Marin F!aher,y,
most excellent woman, John Shanno', \
youth, son J. u Shannon; Mrs. Waters;
AliS' bdHiCi oulIiNaR, MIS-. " MIL ROD
ert Ash, son Of William Ash; John X.
Pendleton a most excellent young man,
and Captsin's clerk on board the u. S.
Ship Pennsy wanna; Nancy Hisgs, sister
-'n-aw OF Geo. Marshall, deed; Moses
Qnarlrs. an overseer in the Navy Yard;
Mrs Brinkley Saunders; Mrs. Ayler.
widow lady; Miss Brown, ayoang daugh-
ter Of VIM. d. Brown. ship-carpenter.-
Making in all 90, which added to those
pre-, iously reported, number 66.
DR.. BIC. Spra,ley, is recovering slowly.
REPORT OF SANITARY COM
MITrEE.
The following is the report of the San
atary Committee up to sunset yesterday
(Monday) afternoon:
For tho twenty Tour hours preceding.
there have been fifteen new cases, and nine
deaths from yellow Fever, fire Of which
occurred at the Naval Hospital
j. n. SCIOOLFIELD,
Chairman SANITARY Committee.
Reports from Norfolk are anything but
encouraging can assure you. You will
however SEQ the report of the Board Of
Health of that city IN the Norfolk papers.
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II. G. FARRELL's.


The nos. essrao4i'aarg discorery IN tic World i.Ae
Cree. Aratie.a RemecY for 4aaa aud Beast.
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Reports from Nor folk are anything but
encouraging can assure you. You will
however, SEQ the repor; of the Board OF
Health of that city IN the Norfolk papers.
GospoRT.