... not certain prerentive of the smallpox, that many wbo have been vaccinated have afterwards taken the other; that vaccination will only, best, insure person from infection for seven years; that every body have the smallpox, so they can but do otbers do ...

... SMALL-POX. THAT violent, end fatal, disease, (he Smallpos, hating made its appearance Burton, tho respectable inhabitant* have adopted plan for the e w p ...

... SMALL-POX. A correspondent of the Bristol Mirror, writing on the progress of this fatal disease, says, “Mow comes it that in all parts of the country the small-pox has this season been so fatal to many who had been previously vaccinated? I may allowed ...

... SMALL.POX. It appears by tha returns of the several Parish Clerks for the Bills of Mortality, that or the thur weeks orlast July, the Deaths by Natural Small. pox have been as follows :- July 6, 11. 13, 20, 27, 51 during the month, And there are now several ...

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... THE SMALL-POX. Mk. Ebitor — An immediate insertion of the annexed important communication will oblige . HUMANITAS. The Public ought to be apprised, that the deaths by that fatal disease, the Small Potf, continue alarm- ,ingly to increase. By the returns ...

... IIOERNINO CH ONIeCLN. SiRH-I bag to forward the following letter. (by reqoest of ithe party), detailing four cases of confluent small-pox In one family. cured solely by my medicloes, which at once prove the truth ot tbe. Hygetan system of treating diseases. I ...

... THE SMALL-POX. HALF-YEARLY MEDICAL REPORT OF THE SMALL-POX HOSPITAL, PANCKAS, JUNE 20, 1823. The proceedings of this establishment during the last six months have not been marked by any circumstances of peculiar interest; yef they have, nevertheless, ...

... SMALL-POX INOCULATION, IPHIS Association consists large proportion of the Medical Gentlemen this county. Its objects are check the unlimited dissemination Small Pox contagion, and to afford every facility the prac-.ceof Vaccination, by establishing I ...

... through the Vaccine disease being saved from Small-pox, although sleeping in the same bed with another labouring under Small-pox after Vaccination did not take effect. The unprecedented prevalence of Small-pox, he asserted, confidently asserted, was to ...

... EXTERMINATION OF THE SMALL-POX. The fmall-pox, one the tnoft peftilential difeafes ever known Europe, has, during the laft thoufand years, continued its ravages without being in any remarkable degree mitigated by the (kill of medicine, or the cares of ...

... SMALL-POX IIVOCULATION. It is fit the Public should keow that the deaths bV Ernall-Pox are increasing to a very great degree: for the last three months about ei>hty persons lave died weekly of it, chiefly infants, within the bills of nmorta- lity ; andt ...