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47. The sheriff may distrain or execute the goods
and chattels of any person against whom any fees are
placed in his bands for collection ; provided, he has
sixty days previously delivered to such person, or
left at his place of abode an account of such fees.

In force from June 10, 1861.

ARTICLE —— .

Small Pox

Ibid. s. 3.
When sheriff
may distrain,
&c., for fees.
Proviso.

1. State vaccine agency established.
2. Physician in Baltimore appointed
agent his duties and salary.
3. When physicians paid by county
commissioners, &c.
4. Who to be vaccinated penalty.
6. Penalty for using defective virus, &c
6. Duties of parents and guardians,
penalty.

7. Penalty for admitting to schools un-
vaccinated pupils.
8. How fines recoverable.
9 Vaccine agent to give bond
10 Appropriation for vaccine agent.
11 Agent to procure true vaccine virus :
to report to governor.

1864, c. 269 enacts the following :

SEC. 1. A state vaccine agency is hereby estab-
lished, said agency to be located in the city of Bal-
timore, in which shall be kept at all times a supply
of fresh and good vaccine virus, not more than two
removes from the cow, for the use of the physicians
of this state.

1864, c 269, s. 1.
State vaccine
agency estab-
lished.

2. The governor, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the senate, shall once in six years appoint as
state vaccine agent, one physician of good character
and standing, to reside in the city of Baltimore,

Ibid. s. 2.
Physician in
Baltimore ap-
pointed agent.

whose duty it shall be to make and renew from the
cow as often as it may be necessary to keep on hand
a supply of vaccine virus, not more than two re-
moves from the cow, and to furnish such virus, to
the physicians of the state when called for. He shall
keep a record of the name, location and different
times, qualities and quantities of virus furnished to

His duties.