... causes, the increased knowledge of anatomy and thei many very valuable discoveries in medicine will stand most prominent. The small-pox, that annually carried off thousands, 1h19 been successfully combated by vaccination; and Gout, tfbat used to claim its numerous ...

... few In- |stances, It proved a veryeevrc visitation: ,the deaths from this source have net boostnomerous.. The frequency of smallpox, during the ieusmer,i hasprovad of, great servlce, in directing the attention of pares to the keneftcaitofluence of vaccination ...

... fivb preceding autumns, and 513, a 50 al average for live years-1838-42. There have, 5snertl~le5e5 been' 96 deaths from small-pox. In the Long- n dlisin there have been 36 deaths, being 6 more than te ?? quarter of 1843; the increase being srted to a ...

... afflicting ailments, which are, no doubt, in most part, to be attributed to the severity of the weather. Among children, the small-pox has been very common; and, in some parts of the country, the scarlet fever, has broken out among them. The distemper also ...

... trouble. A Ciric Solomon.-Horace Walpole tells a story of a Lord Mayor of London who, having heard that a friend had the smallpox twice, and died of it, asked if he died the first time or the second. A statue is lo be erected to the memory of Dr. Watts ...

... estates. t Strange Operatiin.-A. French surgeon lately removed the cornea from the eye of a female who had been blinded by small-pox, and, replacing it with that of a young dog, enabled the girl to distinguish between day and ?? . paragraph. [The girl, very ...

... December end January, inflammatory affeetlions oftbochostand alrpassages wero the prevailing diseases, and tile admission of small-pox rases Increased Tito mortality from smalltpox has not been ronsiderable, no dreth laving ooeehtrcd where there was distinct ...

... STRANGE OPF.RATION.-A French surgeon lately re-i moved the cornea from the eye of a female, who had been blinded by the small-pox, and replacing it with that of a young dog, enabled the girl to distinguish betweern day and ?? Free Press. REMARKABLE C ...

... causes, the increased knowledge ofanatomy and the many very valuable discoveries in medicine will stand most prominent. The small-pox, that annually carried off thousands, has been successfully combatted by vaccination; and Gout, that used to claim its numerous ...

... passenger from a watery ?? Guardian. RE-VACCIxATtoNf.-Whatever the protective power of the vaccine virus against the invasion of small-pox, it is obvious that it does not extend over a long period of time. It is judged, by the best authorities, that the period ...

... attendant, 52 front diarrhoea, 23 fromh hoop- ing cough, 13 fromt typhus, 9 from scarlatina, 8 from measless, and 7 from smallpox, without previous vdi2cL- tioll. Standislh.-The number of deaths (52) is just double the imiber of the same quarters in 1844 ...

... the increased knowledge of anatomy and the many very valuable discoveries in medicine will stands most pronmiient. The small-pox, that annually earried off thousands,'has been successfully combatted by vaccina- tion; and gout, that used to claim its ...