Cornelia E. Boardman writes to her brother William Whiting Boardman.

Cornelia E. Boardman writes to her brother William Whiting about her mother's health. Says she's had a miserable day and has not been up long enough to have her bed made. The doctor came and gave her something that caused her to vomit a great deal; she later ate soft oysters and asparagus and was distressed again around three. Wishes he would visit soon.

Cornelia E. Boardmwan writes to her brother William Whiting Boardman to inform him of their mother's health. Notes that the doctor ordered Mc Munn's Elixer of Opium for her and that she wished she had it sooner. Also mentions a celebration of "the colored people" saying that they had quite a display and a speaker from Troy.

Cornelia E. Boardman writes to her brother William Whiting Boardman to report on their mother’s health. Notes that their mother is more comfortable and in less pain, and slept well for the first night in a week. Mentions pills the doctor prescribed and says she has no appetite. Cornelia things she needs fresh air and exercise, but doesn’t think she will get her out until William comes.