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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

EDucATIOSAL.-Tbe State Superin,end-
ent Of Public Schools. Hon. J. 7. Wicker
sham, has issued several important circu-
lars 10 reference 10 the normal school pA-
aminstiOns aud educational conterpnces 6
from which we make the following extracts:
The annual examination OF Ediuboro will
commence at "a. m, on Tuesday, June
l7tb. TIE Board of Exam liners viii con.
sist Of The Stale Superintendent, or deputy,
Principals Brooks aud Cooper, and Super.
iolsndsnts Boslry and Porter. Official vi.i-
tors, the Superintendent OF the cities OF
Meadvills and Erie, aud the counties OF
Crawford, Lawrence, VenAngo and Erie
In order to avoid the forms aud ceremonies q
OF large convention and The expenses at.
tendent, and to enable those most interested
10 grapple directly with educational ques>
tions it 10 their duty to consider, II has been
concluded 10 invite the county, city and
borough superintendents of tho State Il
private conference with the State superip.
tsndent and other officers OF the School De-
par!msnt. In &C cco,dance with.the above,
the County Superintendents Of Crawford
n 4'Kesn, Warren, Erie, Mercer, Venanto o,
Forest, Clarion and Jefferson, will meet al
the Exchange Hotel, this city, ou Friday
June 18th, st y q. %.
Venango Citizen
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A correspondent 10 the Girsrd ,Cosmopo-

A correspondent 10 the Girsrd ,Cosmopo-
lite, signing himself "John Marble. writing
from Elkcreek, thus u,ourns at the loss Of
bic bitters torn from his grasp by the local
option fat. He says: We cannot afford to
go TO Erie for nip every day, or every
week even. OCCASIONALLY an old veteran has
urgent business 10 Erie. We sadly assemble
at the corners to sea him of, and regret the
lack Of filthy lucre that couples us;.o remain
in the woods, while he Is having - high old
time in town. We eagerly watch tor his re-
turn and gladly give sour last three cent
nickle tor one smell Of his fragrant breath
ior 0ne glance at bis ruby nose.
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A Pittsburgh 6rm-Mes,rs. Rogers &

A Pittsburgh 6rm-Mes'u. Rogers &
Burchfe ld-ciaim TO have discovered a pro-
GEES by which they can make the famous
Russian sheet iron. The latter is made in
Siberia by a secre. process which no other
nation has heretofore been sble to obtain -
The British Government has offered ESQ, 900
for ito discovery but even the stimulants ol
that large sum has Jailed TO achieve the reg
sn,t. American enterprise oand ingenuity
have accomplished it, and Pittsburgh, il is
,a,d. csn now furnish all common markets
with Russian sheet iron at even lower prices
than the Russians themselves The process
, has been patented.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

The Episcopal Bishop OF the Diocese O.
Califoruis--Kip-has beso Bishop twenty
years. aud the Diocese owes him over
S2l, 900. That is a pretty showing for The
land of gold, where green backs are not al
lowed circulation. At the lost convention
all that was done in the matter was TO adj
nit To Indebtedness. Aud that very I'D.
mission shows a desperate state Of the case,
Tor the most hopeless debtor 10 the one who
duus himself every time be meets bic crsdi-
tor.
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We Hnd the following Petersburg oil

We Hnd the following Petersburg oil
news 10 tbs ClariUn Democrat:
Some well strikes may be Of interest,"
The Dicker well % the Ballet and Black'l
lease, Jordan farm, near Turkey run is do
full 100 barrels.
Last Wednesday, Crsmer Brothers o.
opera house fame, struck q so barre. well
on the David Shoup farm.
Well No. l, lease OF IRA and Walker, on
the D. Kosppenbarger farm, has struck the
sand, and is flowing so barrels.
Toe Basom well, OF TRULY, on this aide
10 flowing, and bids fair for a large produc-
ing we'll.
On Beals farm, the Lee and Pllmer wei
10 flowing 40 barrels In the second sand,
where an immense gas vein has beeu struck,
the strongest ever ssen in this sec ton. On
the bottom Of the tank are six inches OF
gravel thrown up BY the force ofthe gas.
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They manage the liquor difficulty with
promptness aud ease out iu Greeley Colony,
Colorado. No intoxicating liquor is per-
mitted on any pretence intide the limits OF
that virtuous settlement. An entsIprieing z
dealer 10 liquid dsmnstion thought to flank
tbs selectmea of Greeley BY sitting up sn
establishment just out outside the limits
lie built bis shanty, ordered his liquors,
and was OF after team to take the freight
from the depot 10 his sbsnty when squad
OF Greeleyites appeared on the scene armed
with sugurs, aud that iiqucr peddler's stock
in trade coon consisted OF nothing but bar
rel slaves and nung holes Weeds Won't
grow around that depot for while.
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Gold ct lp 70. li8

Circns day has come and gone. John
'ons' and Susan Brown, from the country,
attended the same, aud INDUCED 10 ginger
bread and root beer to their hearts cou,en.,
They sav the circus and were undoubtedly
satisfied with viewing the gay rappiuss
and spsngles-that is little stars cut out Of
gold paper and pionsd on . little blue
esnas--of the actors aud actresses. The
performance itself Yves fair for q variety
toups' but We think the Doctor has "los,
o." reckoning" somewhat 10 kbs vsrIe,y
ou'insss. He should adhere to the leeit/
@sts circus department, aud We think uu-
'doubsed'y would do q good thing. We wish
nim good luck, however, but would advise
him to reorganizs - oircus
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A young lad in Connsautvills entered q
sewer pipe twelve inches 10 diameter a few
days ago, to recover lost ball. When he
attempted to back out he found it impossible
and be very pluckily showed himself through b
The pipe the whole Lengths distance of sew
en,y feet 1t was psrilous adventure, but
he saved the ball.
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The strange silence maiatainsd ~ w
friends of Henry Ward 6ssebse u sseasd 70
the Beecber Tiltor-Bowen seaadal has %
ast been made Of al aRreenent signed April
2, 1872, BY Hen!y G. Bowen, Theodore TIL
ton, ard Henry Ward Beecher, and deposi-
ted with anolaer person for safe keeping; ;
the custodian Of the document believing the
time has come for making it pubIieis jnN
tios 10 the parties concerned. Iu THE COW
enapt Mr.. Bowen tukes back any statements
be made afsc.ing Mr.. Beechsr's mcralit y
and Christian character; Mr.. TIlton With
draws his references TO those statements ;
and Mr.. Bpecher agrees to bury the pAst.-
That is all very well 70 far ~ the three
parties to the agreement are concerned, bu.
The public, who .tavs o large interest 10 Nj.
Beecher rs u minister oI the Gospel and %
a moulder Of public sentiment, desire 70
know something author ,tative about the
circumstances that rendered such an extra
ordinary covenant necessary. There I.
something behind that document, and II
wou ID be better for all parties If the facts
were given boldly iseiead oi being dragged
TO ligb; piec.mral. The public want 10
know, have right to know, and will event.
uslly know. whether there uss any ground
foI Mr.. Bowen's charges, and whether 10
making them he told falsebood or told The
truth and atterwards condoned the wrong
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Nearly q Thousand persons collected In
front 81 pbysician's residence, 10
Wilmington. Del, on Sunday night, to got
glimpse Of a ghost reput ed 10 . nightly
appearance there. The enrsasd, physician
believing that all his patients rest quietly 10
their beds or graves, appealed 10 the police
10 disperse the unwsIcems gathering,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

The Pennsylvania Stats Sabbath Sch ool
Association will mold ito niuth annual con-
vsotion 10 the Methodist ccurcb, Titusville,
June 5, 4 and s. 1873. Each Sunday School
10 the State is requested to send TWO dele|
gates, and the Pastors Of ell Evangelical
Churches are invited. En,ertsinment
will be provided Tor all delegates who will
notify l.. B. SilIimau, Esq, OF Titusvills,
on or before May 3lst.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

James Disc, OF Milford township, Bucks
connty,is said to have turned up twoi black
snakes recently while ploughing measuring
i've and six feet. Further on nineteen were
unearthed from three to six fee, ,loug. Disc
should be we ! sbsken for getting up this
snake story.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

From Mr.. james Anderson, who returned
from the Butler oil fields on Saturday, We
learn that the prospect 10 not so fsttering
as 1t might be. 1900 feet dry boIas are
becoming frequent be states. The neweps/
psrs of that region never make mention Of
the Cry holes, contentiug themselves with
bearing The market by reports of IN mammoth
wells which only exst 10 imagination.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

The Modoc war 10 ended. Shack Nasty
jim, Bogus Charley, Steamboat Frank,
Hooker Jim, Scar Faced Charley, Boston
Charley, Old Scbon Schin, and several 9TH
er braves have ssurreudered. Capt.
Jack and several other warriors escaped.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

May l put my arm around your waist?'
said young mau at ball 10 lady sitting
BY bis side. She looked indignant; wbere e/
upon be said: San those gentlemen waliz-
ing have their arms about ladies' waists,
aud why shouldn't have the same privi-
lege, though l cit stiil?'
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NOTICE

' 'fhe branch store of o.. F..
Schonblom on Main. st. will
this day be closed. All par
ties knowing themselves indeb.
ted will please settle their &C.
count.
o., F. SCHONBLOM.
Il Pet Centre, My 81, 1873.
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There came nesr being fire ut the Nc
Clintock House, this forenoon. The root
caught fire from the Ans over the kitchen.
Fortunately II was discovered aud extiL-
guished before any damage was done.
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A newly married couple In Columbus, Ga
chartered an express wagon st 81 an hour
for bridal tour,sud having stopped on the
way at q restaurant and INDUCED in g S5
treat for themselves and friends, became too
hilarious on their return 10 the wagon, and
we're dragged of by the police to the station
house and locked up for the night.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

The fair grounds Of the Agricultural So<
oisty at Pit,sneId Mass, still contain a snow
drift i've feet high and thirty five feet in di.
ams'sr but there are fair grounds for hone
aost {" Will melt away before the time fixed
ton. ~''s
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

Billy Pusb and Tom Suowden, pr oprie-
tors OF tbs Petroleum Exchange Hotel, are
always alive to tie wants of their customer,
10 everything needed In the line Of tha,
which supplies The Inner man, such as asb
flesh and favt iseludiag vegetables of sI.
kinda. Try a dipnee there and our word
loT IL you will be satisfsd,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

n" Kite G,odhsart, OF Rtad,ac, rushed
forward The other day aud dragged child
Irom ihe galway track, just In time 10 save
7" rom e'rtsio death under the wbeeA Of IN
approaching train. Mrs Ks,e's oiber Da me
90 her ex ,c,ty.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Three wells all cssed for sale ehsso,
Two eneins', two boilers, tubing, mscsin.,
ery and sll appliances. Apply =, HOWE
h COOKS, Petroleum Centre, Pa
m6.YV
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

A dense black smoke IN Q northessterly
direction, about noon, Indicated On oil fire
in the direction Of the Upper Bennehoff tsr-
ritory.
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A 6re occurred ct MeadviIie. yesterday
which destroyed considerable property.
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DlssOLVTION.

UTION.
Tho copsrtBership heretofore existing he
tween Scherneshoro / Ten Eyck 10 dissolv--
ed BY nususlisonseRt.
& r. ScHERxERHoaS.
y A. TEN ETCK.
Harties indebted t0tbe above firm must
call spd seitls up and save trouble.
-. }. A. TEN EYCH.
Dated Petroleum Centre, April 8, 1873
FOR SALE.
Ono Is horse Tiff boiler 10 complete orS
boiler 10 ccSpis.. order rs trss 5 inch
rods, Shows Pump.
J. A. TEN EYCE
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kUCal Noslcss.
E,OR lALE.

A dssirabiS tssidsnee on tho Esb.,,,.
Good water handy, Ev"ry modern con vsn. ".
hncs. WIN be sold cheap Enquire Of
OWEN GAFNEY.
Petrolsun Centre, Nay Z, 1873 !:
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Rev. g. MOORE, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

vi PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
b Preaching at IL O'clock A. NJ. and 7
s'olook P. n BY the Pastor, W. G. BuRcH
AID. Sabbath School At l21<, directly
after forenoon service.
Psayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Tssshs's Ass'tsg Tuesdsy evenings o
each week.
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They srr my friends
Who are most mine,
And ] most theirs
When common cares

uou CoIoS
Give room to thoughts poetic and divine
Aud in a psalm OF love all nature blends.
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Ilas weather isqults wArnsand summer
like today.
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BENZINE,

just received O. fresh supply
of Benzine, the best ever
brought to- town, at
u A. TEN EYCKS.
Petroleum Centre, May, Is, 1873. II
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~Wbips, st Marshall &4aichards op-,
posi.. RyosRD OAce, Main Street, Psroa
Leu % Centre. Pa.
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u Fine SINGLE HARNESS from s2s.
TO 300 at Marshall d Richards, opposite
ihs RBeORp Office.
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The races at Plaasantvills on Saturday,
we're y success
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DISSOLUTION.

The eoparinr'ship heretofore existing
nodsr the nrm name OIL. N. Henry / Co.,
10 this day dissolved hy mutual conseut
All persons koowinR themselves indebted il,
the old nrm are requested 10 call and se,,ls
the same ct ense.
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etro'eum Centre Daily Record.
Pet Osns,e, Pa, Monday. Juno 2
Oivtne Nervlce.

fitSt Divine Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
- Servicea every Sabbath at II A. M. and
, ~ +. N. Sabbath School at l2k r. NJ.
Il, eats free. A cordial Invitation extend.
Cd to sh.
"se' "s, Rev. @. MOORE, Pasto.
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To get sour look from your husband
ask bin te shake carpets
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Yesterday WAS Whit Sunday.
Chip hats are making their appearance.
st. Petersburg 10 horrified over q case q
infanticide.
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Trade in artificial flowers is lively.
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A luscious yield OF strawberries is p'sdic-
ted.
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Iii. time for Fourth ofJaIy 10 asi.ste.
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No ooe need discouu, tie present tweatn,
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Standing commiltee-corner lOsieri
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Dated Petroleum Centre, May 81, le72.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-05
FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
MoSrrcELLo, Ky, Sept. 3, 1877;

MoSrIcELLo, KY, Sept. 3, 1873.
cers,pcudemS Interior Jo-r.aL
Since our last communication, the live stock
trade has broken out with vigor. During the
past week We note the following sales Of two
year old mule, viz: Mr. James Walker TO
Col. Casby Oats, IL head at Sil3; Mr.. Jack
Hayden to same, Q head at $40; Mr.. Levi.
Oats to same, 0 head at sils; Mr.. Shelby
Raglan to James Du"can, Is head at Ss5s
Messrs. Charlie Duncan 4 Bros., To Mr.. Sam
Duncan, Is head at ssS Col. Casby Oats
buys none but the very best, hence his higher
figures. A. +. McBeath, who Il shortly
TO move to Kansas. sold at auction on the 10Th
ult, . head Of sucking mules at sf7 so; 2
yearlings at $67 80; | COW and calffor $50 so;
4 lot Of small cattle at PIE. fine lot Of hogs
at 3lc......Cattle are bringing frpm 20 &C.;
hogs in demand from 3i@5c..... Throughout
the coui,iy crops arc very good. We -hsrr
had the wettest Spring and sunmer--tfIat the.
oldest inhabitants ever remomber. Since the
first Of last March the cfeeks have not been.
clear enough to see The 6rh single day, con-
sequently the much-Ioved Fun Of rrenrinr fsh
has been denied our sporting popslacc, and
Dur creeks are stock-full Of fsh Of The finest
quality ...... During the past and prs,ent week
the fair grounds have been throngci with per
Dusuainmg unuuymssur'ez. zffsdyfIfne
is expected at the fair. The Monticello Cor
net Band will dispense music upon the occa-
sion. We amt much to brag Of home folks,
but We arc proud Of our Band, individually
and collectively......The Monticello Jail has
but one occupant at present, Mr.. Ben Pruett
Of Casey, man Of remarkable energy and
persistence in his occupation-stealing He
is awaiting trial for the robbery Of David
Grey, Esq, Of this county. The lsnghabls
attempt Of his friends to prove him mono
maniac, was abortive. They did prove, though,
that for professional thief, his amount Of
check is unparalleled.
Your, BTON-
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
BY our Special Correspondents


HAAS Oar STATION, Sept, 2, IT,
Tho farmer have been very buy here for
the past week or two, considering the excite
ment n cholera, which has not made IT, ap-
pearance any nearer to n. than your city.
Thicshing and taking care u their wheat, rye
aud oats, has been their principle business,
though some have commcnced cutting corn To-.
Corn is selling in the field q, 81 o 10 81 so
per bbl.; rye at go to zoe. per busI,el; wheat,
they are holding fDr better pricr- than they
have been offered There l. some trailing
in stock. Mcssr-. Craig Lynn 4 Sons sold To
Mr.. Thos. McRobcrts Gs head Of cattle, 4G
yearling-, at $40, and % two-year olds at 80
per head. Also, Mr.. james Kit sold Mr. q
7. Ramsey small two and three year old
mules at $50 so per head, and tn Mr.. Willis
Of Garrard county, % stock hogs at 81 80 PEI
hundred. There has been several other sales
made, do not know in regard TO prices. Me-
Robt. Pittman bought, in the western portion
Of this county, G5 stock hogs at ~ so per
hundred. ..... There has been a large amount
u tan-bark SHIPPED this season to Louisville
from this place, Mr.. q. W. Russell being the
principal shipper; selling in market at from
$40 70 $i3 per cord ROwL.
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Our Refugees.

Some complaint has been made Of those Of
our citizens who, upon the first alarm Of chol-
era, left their homes for the purpose Of avoid
ing the contagion, infection, or that influence,
whatever il may be, which produces the dis
ease, and some Of those who remain are dis
posed 10 sarcastically, and as we consider un-
eharitably criticize that sort Of conduct On
the part of such Of our citizens, whose fears
or prudence led them 10 seek safety in fight
We are willing 10 justify and more than will
ing to excuse such Of our citizens who have
thus behaved. Discretion In this instance We
most emphatically say, was the better part OF
valor. A brave man may face all the dangers
which may come upon him through the agen-
cy Of his fellow man, but the hand Of God isin
the soourge Of the epidemic and pestilenee,
and il Is fool hardy, irrevelent aud sacri-
ligious courage, II the expression Is allowed,
which plants itself in the face Of thee dan
gers, and disregards the penalties which they
may infict. IL Is the judgment Of our many
physicians that during the prevalence Of the
disease, as many persons as find il in their
power should avoid il locality and use every
endsavor 10 prevent il propagation, and II
acting upon this suggestion our citizens who
have rgu9sed lately have done we'll. Il Is
very true that many stood not much on the
order Of their going, but went at once, and
probably such had a rather prejudieial inau-
enoe before persons outside Of the reach Of the
disease. But they have taken away the ma
terial for the disease to work upon aud have
thus In all probability done much 10 save hu-
man life AID restore the health Of the city.
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THE CHOLERAlI.
Hot Bed OF Pestilence In
Sinking Maxville.
Nine Deaths From The Grim
Apparition From the
East Since Last
Friday
The Disease Thought TO be
Abating.
ONLY Three Cases OF Genuine Cholera In
Lincoln County To-Dayi


Cholera entered an appearance in a negro
settlement within the limits Of Stanford, on
Friday last, about 10 O'Clock, 6rt attacking
billiard Dooley, next Caroline Withcrs and
Garland Owens, and then Moses McRoberts
and three children, all colored and in the same
locality, all Of whom died by 8 o'clock satur-
day evening. On Sunday morning q negro
woman died Of cholera on Logan's Greek,
two miles from town, and at noon a negro
child died near the Knobs, South Of town,
both having left town Friday evening, Up
to the hour Of going to press, Thursday,
O'Clock p. NJ We have had no other
deaths from cholera. Two sons Of Clark
lIansford are now very sick with cholera in the
infected locality, and negro girl, daughter
Of Dave Jones' (col.) Is also sick with
cholera; one Of these cases developed yes
terday morning. The citizens remaining in
town have become reconciled to the dreaded
circumstances Of pestilence, and have never
ceased working busily to prevent the spreading
Of the disease, by disinfecting and removing
all filth likely to produce malaria or infection.
II the sanitary work now in progress, I'M
der the auspices Of our energetic board Of
provisional Trustees continues few days, and
the refugees, especially from the infected To-
cality, will exercise little patience and re-
main away from their homes, We may reason
ably expect that the dreaded plague will dis
appear from our town in few days