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... Market. Trade, and Inhabitants of tdl.-igh ; being between wo and Three thoufand in Number, Half which have nc| had the Small-pox. Caiman. ...
... the Tenant. SIBBLE HEDINGHAM, March n, 1767. THE amazing Succefs with which Mr. Spini.off has communicated the inoculated Small-pox to many Thoulands, is fo well known in this and many other Counties, that 'tis needlefv to expatia'e her* upon it; fipm juft ...
... putrid, malignant Principles, that may coincide witli the Small-pox, are entirely eradicated from the Blood which bad State the Blood is the Caufe of the Dillemper’s being fatal, and not the Smallpox ilfelf, whsn unmixed with other pernicious Principles. ...
... k \ jnn. an A’flilfant in hi» lingular and m.'fl liuc-d .1 ol tnoriilaiion, who is every way qualified cot,d”i) thro’the Small-Pox with ilieuttnort Safety. Public may pi.-fed obfrrve, that hit Adilfant, Mr in Kr.u, Ins inoi ilnce September hit Two Tisouland ...
... Families, &c. with ijfna hu. Cds, hit peculiar Met 1 Inoculation ; all other putrid, nt nciples, that may coincide with the Small.pox, are cn•iiely ei. n.d fro 11 the Blood j which had State of the Blood in the Caufe ■ f die 1 lu-inp trb l.cing fatal,and ...
... Midwifery, ufual and will take particular Care that to nfeilion communicated thro' him any of his Patients who have not hail the Small-Pox. FRAMLINGHAM, Suffolk, 27, 1707. HF,R.FAS it has been inifVcprcfeiunl. that it is dan▼ ▼ to conic to Framiingham upon account ...
... ihltmited, Mr. jun. an Alnltant in h':. U Moji liiccel’ Method Inoculation, who every way qualified conduct Patients ihio the Small-Pox with the utmoll oalcty. The may to obltivc, that his Aliiliant, Mr. Peale, in Kent, has inoculated lincc Septemh.-r lalt ...
... MaN?Servant, between thirty and forty Years of Age, to the necclfaty Bufnitf. of a finall Family. Such one, having had the Small-pox, and bringing with him Character, may hear of a Flace applying to Mr. Wm. E*ton, Baokfeller, in LETT and Entered upon at ...
... until they arc pro periy aired. FRAMUNGHAM, u, 1767. THR two Gentlemen who have undertaken'lnoculation in this Town (he Small-Pox our here, being to cnrrylt t.i ffite of thf Toxrn altho* there no' ore the P«n!h tliat hojv has it in-the Natural Way, nor ...
... an Affidant his finguiar & mofh luccefiful Method Inoculation, who is every way qualified to conduft Patients thro' the Small-Pox- with the Safetv. The Public may be plealed oV.fi rve, that hu» Alhlbnt, Mr. Peale, in Kent, has inoculated fin September ...
... BUCKE, jun. tru lingular mop fuccefsful; Method of Inoculation, who is every way fp iah tied to conduct Patients thro' the Small-Pox with tlie utmolt Safety. The Public may pleafed to obfctvc, that hiv AfTiilant, Mr. I?eale, in Kent, has inoculated fince ...
... Meetings. BRANDON, May ii, 1767. THIS is to inform the Publick in general, that this own isnaw now entirely free from the Small-pox. Witnefs our Hands, r jabn K'itlcll, H'illett, Hubert Sherring, James bpark, John Cadney. Xeer Ktthle, Surgeon. 7. Haddock ...