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SAMUEL, the
KING of the Air,

Did the 18th day Of September last past take his beau
@ Aurora in both his hands, and the American Flag IN the
other and with long leap he left poor mortals here
below, and went Cup, up in Balloon Boys and as he
neared the heavens he heard to shout IN suphuous
tones to all the mbelevng Oh
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LOWELL.

'ue'e are in progress Of building, and
airy completed, II horse sheds near the
baptist church.
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COOK , STOVE !.
We offer to our patrons the Vindicator Hot Air
Draft Cook Stove, believing it TO be
A FIRST CLASS STOVE.
We have no fears in bringing it before the pub
lie tor fair trial with any stove now offered for
sale. The price is within the reach of all.
THE STEWART COOK STOVE
has been remodeIed and improved for the fall
trade oflS7O, and we Low claim that it is the
best working stove offered to the Public We al
so keep the
OLIVE BRANCH & HOME TREASURE,
Both first class cook stoves Their merits are
well known and need no extoling. We have for
cheap cooking stoves the Reliable and Empire
State, which for cheapuesS and good baking
cannot be beat. A good quality Of Box and Par
lor Stoves at reasonable prices. Glass and Wood
en- Ware-a fall assortment Of the best quality
W E manufacture Tin,
" Sheet Iron, and
Copper Ware from Sc
lected stock; and when
we say from the best of
stock we know whereof
we speak, for fifteen years experience can prove
our assertion. We have for sale Pumps, Sinks,
Lead Pipe, Hollow Ware, and in fact everything
that is to be found in country tin shop Farm
ers we make a Sap Heater that will save its cost
in labor in one season and it takes no more wood
than you now uSe-it being SO constructed as TO
catch the waste heat that now goes up the chin
ney. Please call and examine before building
your arches. We make
and keep on hand all
kinds of Sugar Tools,
which are offered as
low as at any place in
Vermont. w e can
make anything you want in our line as well, if
uOt better, than any one in the state
Bring Us Your
Old Iron,
Sleeps Pelts,
Hides, Wool,
Rags, Oats OF Corn we will take them for
goods. We want all kinds of Barter for our
goods, or we will pay the money for it.
WE W4NT GOOD PEDDLAR,S
to sell our goods at all times. Merchants sup
piled at lowest living prices. Good Fall and
Winter Apples for sale at reasonable Prices.
Shall be happy to show our goods at any time.
Give us a call.
WARNER BROTHERS.
N. B. All kinds of Jobbing done at short no.
tTce with neatness and despatch.
Barton. Sept. 20, 1870. SO
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DEALERS IN STOVES, Pipe, Tin, Wooden,
IL Glass and Hollow Ware. Pedders furnish
ed Barton, Vt.
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DORER OF PUMP LOGS, respectfully invites
ID The farmers attention, as he is prepared
to do work Cd short notice. Please address Box
ID, Sheffield, Vt. 39w4
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NEW YORK CITY,
FARM FOR SALE.

In Irasburgh, Orleans county, VT, consisting
of lilo acres Of good land, mostly under eultlya-
ton, well watered with the best of water, and
convenient. Good wood lot. sugar lot, small
orchard, buildings not the best. Terms reason
able Also 10 cows, yoke of oxen, one span of
horses. and all the produce on the farm. For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber.
JAMES CAPLES, Jr.
Irasburgh, Vt. 3iW5
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Il and Foreign Stereoscopic Views, Stereo-
scopes and Picture Frames, Barton, VT.
jim. WEBSTER,
INSURANCE AGENT. Insurance of all kinds
L effected to any amount in first class compa-
MES, Barton, Vt.
III. w. PHILLIPS,
HARNESS MAKER and Trimmer. Particu-
III ular Acknowledgment to trimming. Glover, VT.
o. FRENCH & SON.
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in Boots,
vi Shoes, Rubbers and Findings, Glover, Vt.
C.L. FRENCH, Nj. D.,
physician AND SURGEON,
L Glover, Vermont.
A.C. ATHERTON,
GLOVER EXPRESS. Leaves Glover twice
VI daily for Barton, to meet the o'clock
morning and o'clock evening trains. Leaves
Connects with Hardwick stage Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings.
E.. H. NYE,
TANNER and Currier. A supply of all kinds
l. of Leather on hand. Cash paid for Hides
and Skins. Glover, Vt.
N. Nj. & N. w. SCOTT,
DROPRIETORS of Glover FIGURING Mills
L Best Brands Family Flour always on hand.
Also Corn and other feed. N. B. Particular at
tention paid to Custom Grinding.
e. e. FOSTER,
PROPRIETOR UNION HOUSE. Stage
L leaves tor Montpelier Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, and for Barton twice day.
Glover, Vt.
ID. WHITTLESEY,
DEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
IL W. l, Goods and Groceries, Crockery,
Hardware, Flour, Salt, Nails, Fish, Paints and
Oils, Patent Medicines. &C., Glover, VT.
s. C. HAINES,
| MANUFACTURER and Dealer m Harnesses,
| vi Riding Brides, Collars, Whips and Hal
tars. Repairing promptly attended to. Glover.
NORA l.. LEONARD,
| MILLINER ard Dress Maker. Dealer in La
VI ces, Ribbons, Plumes and Fancy Goods.
| Rooms over Dwinell & Tafts Store, Glover, Vt.
MARTIN ABBOTT,
NHEELRIGHT and Carriage Maker. Re-
| " pairing done to order. Glover, VT.
| ID. Is. RANDALL,
| EDGING, Planning, Splitting and General job
/ Il bling, Glover, Vt.
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VINDICATOR

b B. CASSID1.
DARBER and Hair Dresser. shop on the
ID corner of Main and Water St, Barton, VT.
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i. N. WEBSTER,
J. N. WEBSTER,

and Dealer in American
and Foreign Stereoscopic Views, Stereo-
copes and Picture Frames, Barton, Vt.
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w. L. RUSSELL,

w. ID. CRANE,
4 TTORNEY and Councillor at Law, aud Sc
y lictor IN Chancery, TrUe's Block, Newport
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III. w. PHILLIPS,

w
I INSURANCE AGENT. Insurance OF all kinds
L effected to any amount in first class oompa-
MES, Barton, Vt
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HARDWICK.

The population of Hardwick is l526-a
gain Of l57 over the last census. All 9TH
er towns in the west part of the county
have lost
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HARNESS MAKER and Trimmer Particu-
III ular acknowledgement to trimming. Glover, VT.
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GETTING UP CLUBS.
GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS.

Parties inquire how to get up clubs. Our an
swer is, send for price list, and a club Orm will
accompany it with full notwithstanding a
large saving to consumers and remunerative to
club organizers.
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Chas. Baldec, a Frenchman, was arrested
ON the 18th, for assault on little girl
Years old, and brought before Justice Ma
son, who bound him up in the sum of 5000
TO appear before a grand jury. As he
could not get bail he goes to Jail. 4
The night express train which leaves
mere at 10 o'clock, p. n, on the night of
the 10th struck herd of cattle near West
Milan, n. H., killing 5 of them, threw the
engine of the track down the bank bottom
sdeup
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
HEALTH AND ECONOMY.

A GENTS WANTED for Browns Patent Dam
"A per. Wholesale prices reduced. S. J. Ev-
erett & Co., SIS Dey St., n. Y.
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.. TRENCH d SUN.
| MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in Boots,
vi Shoes, Rubbers and Findings, Glover, Vt.
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DEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
| IL W. l, Goods and Groceries, Crockery,
Hardware, Flour, Salt, Nails Fish, Paints and
Oils, Patent Medicines. &C., Glover, Vt.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN TEkCO,,
AGENTS WANTED

81 81 33 VESEY STREET N. Y.
P. o Box 5643. SILVA
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

MIR. Gladstone has promised an Irish delega
zion some notifications of the Irish land bill.
Maj J. L. Seavey, landlord of the Phoenix
Hotel, Concord, N. H., died of apoplexy while
riding Saturday afternoon.
Inc Spanish Cortes on Saturday refused to
pass vote OF displeasure because the Bishop
OF Osnla was brought into the Chambers in
custody OF the civil guard. The Carlist insur.
rectionlsts are active. Scenes of violence and
Sloodshed occurred Saturday at Arragon and
Segovia.
Belgium has ratified the new postal treaty
Win the United States, which redu ces the
postage one-half
The French government has granted permits
MISSION to lay second cable from the shores
OF france to Algeria. This is regarded as an
abolition Of all monopoly in ocean cables.
Abraham w. Jones is the Republican candi-
date for Mayor of Concord, and Hon. Ira
Perley. late Chief Justice, was nominated for
representative.
The Republicans Of Nashua have nominated
j. D. Otterson for Mayor.
The president visited the government print
ing office Saturday and spent two hours in
acquainting himself with its mechanical mys-
teries. He was received with all honors and
the establishment was decorated by the en-
ployes in honor of the event.
In New Orleans three Custom-house officials
who were most active in ferretiDg out whiskey
and sugar frauds have been removed from
Office.
The white laborers employed in the city of
Nevada, Cal, have driven off the Cinnamon
lahoring on the railroad, destroying their tents
and buildings.
The sessions of the Ecumenical Council are
to be suspended during May, June. and July.
Apropos of steamship City of Boston the
English journals cite the case of the City of
Washington, which was out four weeks with a
broken rudder in 1868, but came into port
safely at last.
The Pail Mall Gazette says it is unable to
admire the American policy of seeking to
appropriate all the odds and ends of territory
in the market. regardless of the character of
the people or the value of the land.
The Turkish government has abolished the
collection OF tolls from vessels passing through
the Bosphorus.
Thomas r. Brace, director and. the former
secretary Of the Etna Insurance Co. of Hart
ford, died Sunday.
The legislature of Wisconsin has voted
against the removal of the State Capital from
Madison to Milwaukee.
Chicago is to have new hotel called the
Pacific, to cover an acre of ground, cost mil
lion dollars, and be completed in 1872. 81
Ex-Auditor Wickliffe OF. louisiana has deli.
vered the coupons he was charged with en-
bezzing to acting Auditor Graham, and has
been released on bail.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07

ANOTHER BURGLARY-The Burglar captur-
ed.-Saturday morning about o'clock, as Cap
Gains Sargent and Marston, of the Custom
House. were walking down Middle street, they
noticed pane Of glass broken in the boot and
shoe .store of G. w. Davee, No. II on that
street. Mr.. Sargent kept watch of the store
while Mr.. Marston notified officer Decelle-
On entering the store, they found boots and
shoes strewn about and considerable blood up.
on the floor. The money drawer was broken
into and various papers on which were stains
of blood, scattered about. Several pairs of
boots, a microscope and some change, were
missing. On the doorstep drop of blood was
was seen, which suggested to the officer that
the burglar might be traced by the blood. De-
celle then went to the Grand Trunk station,
procured lantern and traced the burglar, by
the blood, across the lots to Fore street, down
Fore to India and up India to Wescott's bar
Der shop. Here they found two drops of blood
indicating that he had turned at this paint
All traces of him were for time lost, but
again discovered on the lower side of Fore
street. Continuing on the trail, the officer
finally arrived at No. IS Fore street, and Or
dered Messrs. Sargent and Marston to keep
watch outside while he went within. Inside,
he traced the burglar by the blood to his room,
and there found him in bed and asleep, with
his hand badly lacerated. His name is James
Mccarthy and he has just been liberated from
Imprisonment for a similar offence. On him
were found goods stolen from Shattuck 3 store,
which was broken into the night previous, and
in the rear of the house boot was found the
mate..of which was at Davees store. At Davee's
store, a hat was found which was identified as
the one which Mccarthy borrowed several
nights before. The burglar was taken to the
police station. He says he had aecomplices
but refuses to divulge their names. "'
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07
Probate Court.

The bus ness transacted by the Probate
last was as follows.
ADMINISTRATION granted on the estates Of
Susannah Sawyer, John Wallace, BENJAMIN
Remick, John Babb, William Bixby, Amos
Knight, and Jonathan Ray all of WestbrooK
to whom a. K. Harmon was administrator;
Samuel Burnell of Cape Elizabeth, KTns'
man Atkinson administrator; Beui amin mar
BILE of Portland, James J. w; Reeves admins
traitor; William H. Allen Jr. of Yarmouth,
Jordan OF North Yarmouth, Seward M.
Prince administrator; George w. Moody OF
Portland, Catherine A. Moody adminstratrix;
Joseph Linscott New Brunswick, Esther p.
Gloucester, Winthrop r. Sawyer administra-
tor.
Wills proued-Josah Fogg Of Windham,
James L. Fogg executor; Gershom Bliss OF
Freeport, Charles Bliss executor; Charles ii.
Mariner of Portland, A. B. Holden executor;
Edward Whitney of Falmouth, John Whit
ney of Falmouth, john Whitney executor.
Guardians appointed-Wm. E. Morris over
Idella Morrill, minor; Caroline Stevens over
Amos G. Stevens, John F., Walter, and
Geo. L., miners
Inventories filed on the estates of-Charlotte
Pride Of Westbrook; Margaret o Friell Of
Portland; Martha A. Coombs, ct. ais Of
Brunswick; Georgianna WOodside, ct. ais OF
Brunswick; Anthony Mariner of Portland ;
Benjamin Larrabee of Baldwin; Charles b.
Blake of Portland; Joseph Smith, ct ais. OF
Falmouth; Charles F. Ingersoll of Portland !;
Charles E. Sawyer of Portland; George w.
Moody of Portland; VIM. T. Mitchell of Var
mouth; George M. Latham of Portland.
accounts alloaced on the estates of-Nathan
w. Robinson of Freeport; Marcia e. Cobb of
New Gloucester; John Trumbull of Windham
Willie P. Osgood of Portland; Chas E. Saw
yer of Portland; Jacob c. Barker of Portland
Licenses granted to sell personal estate Of
Elisha Merritt of Harpswell Charles B.
Blake of Portland; Daniel F. Robert, ct ais,
Portland.
License granted to sell real estate cf-James
WipslOw New Gloucester.
Represented i,asolvent- John G. Plumer OF
Portland.
A1idavits filed on the estates ot-Beujamin,
Larrabee of Baldwin; Charles B. Blake OF
Portland; Rodney Forsaith of Brunswick
John Curtis of Gorham; Robert Noyes of Fall
mouth; Henry Sayward of Windham; Mary
C. Quincy ct ais. of Bridgton.
Decree of doacer-on the estate of Benjafhin
P. Baker of Bridgton.
Decree of adoption-Ida May Presley adopt
ed by VIM. Lincoln, and name changed to Ida
May Lincoln.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07
Who Shall Reign Over MS?

A Democratic "Catholic Citizen" writes
communication to the Argus under the cap
ton of "Red Republicans" 1t comes with the
spirit of authority, and on this account is
worthy of the serious consideration of every
citizen. We give the closing part of the arti-
Gle:
The sancity of the marriage tie is degraded
and vice and immortality overshadow the whole
Countrywide legitimate fruits OF great moral
ideas as enunciated by the Red Republicans
of the type of the PRESS. The people, to save
themselves from this mad rabble, will ere long
be forced to appeal to a higher power, for in
the hands of this class the country is fast drift
ing into infidelity and Cesarism, and there is
no other power amongst us to-day that can so
of our Democratic government as the Catholic
Church in the United States The Protestant
Church is SO feeble that its own clergy are
swallowed up in the follies of the day, and as
a consequence have no influence to restrain
crime in their respective denominations How
different with the Catholic clergy, faithful to
their divine mission, have studiously avoided
infiaming the political passions of one class Of
citizens against another, and the Catholics of
the United States, obeying the teachings of
the Divine Being, both are well calculated to
~ awaits it, il permitted to remain much longer
in the hands of the Red Republicans"
CATHOLIC CITIZEN.
Portland, March 2, 1870.
The native American and Protestant element
of the country only slumbers, and we trust
will endure long, but the animus of such teach
ings may one day awaken sentiment which
will make Rome howl.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07
WASHINGTON.

CAPT HALLS CONTEMPLATED ARCTIC ExPEDI-
TON.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Capt. Hall deliver
ed a lecture tonight to large audience, in
Guiding the President and Vice President, Chief
Justice Chase and many members of Congress-
He related his experience in the Arctic ocean,
and said his intention in coming hther was to
ask an appropriation of 100000 for an ex pc
dition to the North Pole in the interest of
science, geography and commerce. As to the
last named he had no doubt of the discovery of
extensive whaling grounds. He was willing
the money should be placed in the hands Of
President Grant for disbursement This re-
mark was welcomed with general applause.
MIR. GoLLADAY's CASE.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Gov. Stevenson, OF
Kentucky, refuses to accept Mr.. Golladay' s
resignation. He says his duty to the State, to
his constituents and to his own honor demands
full investigation of the charges made against
him by the only tribunal to which he is amen
able,
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07
Maine Legislature.
SENATE.

IL
AUGUSTA, Mach 5.-The liquor bill passed to
be engrossed without division. One of its fea-
lures, in addition to those before printed, is
that town agents shall be punished by fine of
800 for selling any forfeited or adulterated
liquors, knowing them to be snch.
HOUSE.
The resolution relative to the payment OF
the State debt contracted prior to Feb. 25 1882,
coming from the Senate indefinitely postponed,
was table l.
The Banking Committee was directed to re-
port a bill to extend the charters OF several
State banks
An order was passed that the vote on the
bill to abolish capital punishment shall be
taken Thursday next at 80 o'clock, and that
after Monday the House will hold two sessions
each day.
Bills we're reported relative to the manner
of selecting and empanneling juries and to
amend the Revised Statutes relative to the ap-
pointment Of auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07

HAVANA, March 6.-The following was the condi-
ton of the market yesterday at the close Of the week.
Sugar unsettled and all qualities slightly deciined-
The exports during the week from Havana and Ma
to foreign countries were 81 900 boxes and
hhds; q 40 the United States H. 900 boxes. The
stock 10 lrehouse at Havana and Matanzas is 90.
600 hhds. and 315 900 boxes. Nos. 10 to IL Dutch
standard al u q 81 reals " arrobe. Molasses sugar
extra at 81 g reals; far to good refining dull at
g q reals; grocery grades at 81 reals Molasses
-clayed at o. reas; Muscovado steady at reals.
Lard firm at let for terces. and 224 tins Flour
steady at 9 Is q 25. Butter active at 80 q A.
Ta!low dull II "a III. Bacon steady at 10 q 20. Pc
tro!eum heavy. Hams in demand at % tor sailed
s23 90 y M. SEooks-box at q 81 reals; for hogs
heads the market is dull at 90 "a 12A, and empty
hhds. quiet at Is q ESQ.
LONDON, March 6.--113O A. M.-Consols 92a for
money and account. -~--
American securities United States 5-20's Of
1867 coupons, 90k; do 1865, old, 89a: do 1887 $751;
5. lO-4Vs, S64. Erie shares 211. Illinois Contra
shares 1l0l.
LIVERPOOL, March 5-11.30 A. M.-Cotton dull
sales 900 bales; Middling uplands do Orlean.
III Corn 27s Sd. Pork 9ls Cd. Lard 94s. Refined
Petroleum Is 9ld q Is 10d.
LONDON, March $3.50 P. M-Consols 92a 10,
money and account, ~
American securities-United States 5-2O's. 1862 al
wy: 10 1860 old s93; do 1861 $50; U. S. 10-4Os SGT
=, L.oNpoN, March 5-43O P M.-American securities
Unem states 5-s0s, 1862 90k do 1866 old, $50; dt
,11'' oes' Erie shares zig. illinois Central snare
LIVERPOOL, March 5-Evenng. Cotton CLOSED
duiii Midding uplands lid; sales SOU oaies, o
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07

POLICE. Last Saturday Bridget Rooney,
who has been at work at Mr.. Hanpaford's in
Cape Elizabeth, decamped with lot of clothes
and wearing apparel belonging to the family
valued at about S75. She also stole from ano-
Their family couple of dresses of about $40 in
value. Mr.. Hannaford met her, as he was going
out, on the bridge, but thought nothing of it
till he got home and found out what had hap
pened. Offices Haskell found out that she had
missed the train for Boston and taken the boat
so telegram was sent to the authorities in
Boston, and she was arrested there yesterday
morning.
Five men were arrested Saturday on suspi-
cion OF being concerned in the recent burg
laries.
Two or three DRINKS and one or two dodgers
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07
WEST INDIES.

SCHEMES FOR ROBBING THE GOVERNMENT
+ HAVANA, March 5.-Capt. Gen. DeRodas
and the Intendente Santos have lately discoE-
cred new and important frauds in the collec-
ton OF custom and other new schemes for rob-
bling the government
90. CONVICTION OF A MURDERER.
Seamera, the assassin Of Isaac Greenwood,
was this morning found guilty and sentenced
to be executed this afternoon.
DEATH OF INSURGENTS.
The insurgents, Col. Merezes Capt. Marian
Madlgal and thirteen others have been killed
during engagements with the Spaniards in the
Cincos Villas district
HAVANA, March 6-The assassin Seamora
was executed this morning.
Consul General Bidde has taken full charge
OF the United States consulate in this city.
ARREST OF FREEMAsONS.
The police arrested last night 81 members of
the Masonic freternity who were holding a
morning service at their Lodge. The arrests
were made for violation of the law prohibiting
an assemblage without the permission OF the
authorities. Several foreigners were present
Dut were not molested.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-07

Tutnam's majority, 1888.


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CITY PHYSICIAN
The report of DR.. Fogg, the City Physician,
shows that the number of patients in the hos
pital department of the Aims House during
the past year has been much larger than usual
owing to the overcrowding of the building
with occupants. The largest number of deaths
has occurred among the aged; among the
younger and more vigorous the deaths have
been few compared with the number attacked
with disease. The hospital department, in the
opinion of the Doctor, is wholly insu fscent to
properly care for those constantly required to
be placed in it, and he recommends the use of
the new hospital which has been erected but
never occupied. The Overseers have accom-
plished much in the way of purifying the es-
tablshmelt and removing many outbuildings
which were unfavorable to the health of the
poor.
The sick among the poor in the city have
been more than usual, but their cases have
been attended to as well as circumstances
would permit. The Doctor expresses his re-
greet that no action was taken upon his report
of the condition Of the locality bounded by
High, Maple, York and Commercial streets,
WHICH report was maue AT tne Suggestion Oh
the Mayor.
During the summer months a quarantine
was established and vessels arriving from for
eign ports were thoroughly examined and all
necessary precautions taken to prevent infec-
ton from yellow. Several cases of this disease
were found on shipboard, but none were
brought to the city.
The Doctor entirely disapproves of the con-
finement of insane persons at the Aims House,
and thinks patients with this disorder are
more injured than benefited by such coufne-
ment. The report closes with expressions of
satisfaction with the manner in which affairs
have been managed at the Aims House by the
keeper