... CURE OF S.MALL-POX. To Mr. Alexander Keay, Agent for Cupar- ANOUS. €JIR.— The late trial at York, and the sen- V* te c- on Mr. Webb, agent there. !:avc cau.ed me to give a statement of my case. It is as follows ;-I have had an attack of small-pox of the ...

... Alban’s Union, by order of the poor-law commissioners, upon the ground of inattention to pauper patient, named Howe, who died small-pox. Under the provisions ol the Poor-law Amendment Act, Mr. Kingston is, such dismissal, rendered for ever incapable of bolding ...

... be heard. ? Last year, only two children died at Vienna of the Small-pox, and those wore brought 10 the city in the disease ; and this year, at this time, only six have died of the Small-pox. Vienna is supposed to contain 954,000 inhabitants. ' ? r - About ...

... Regulations of Edinburgh Board of Health; and other important Documents : on the Identity of Small-pox and Chicken-pox, by Dr. Gregory, Physician to the Small-pox Hospital; on Stricture, by Mr. Stafford; on Puerperal Fever, by Mr. Roberton ; on the Action ...

... York, was tried for the manslaughter of Richard Richardson, by administering to him u Morison's Pills as a remedy for small-pox. Having, at the tyne of the inqueft, given the particulars of this case, It is unnecessary to repeat them. In addition to ...

... ion to Sir the above Oficc, Buy to the POUNDS—Thesald Francis»Strcl about Yean of tttst 7or very little marked with tip Small-pox, has a Scar ou his haft Check, little but ruber quick, walks fast, Native Kent, but has much the appeartecM great Coat, with ...

... under.* The other a tall stoutish man with dark coat on and boots. The third a low stout middle aged man, marked with the small-pox, dressed in a dark coat, light waistcoat, and light corded breeches audbpots with turn down tops. To be SOLD by AUCTION, ...

... was supposed, would expedite. Our loss was inconsiderable. The rany season had began, and the prisoners reported that tie small-pox snd dysentery had committed very considrabie ravages in the Ashantee camp. Thefollowing ia extract from letter which we have ...

... Smart in his deportment. o r awry. {■ t u git T T o emma * * ? ? red Wue red rohnd ordinary ordinary brdinary Pitted with small-pox. ?? : SmTca ri ?? n S rOWDrOU, I^ ordinarj round Neck rather SffT, ffi l head Inclin.s fonT^. vi ii- o • wimle Carleby 5 ...

... ; weakness and dimness of sight ; pain, swelling, and inflammation of the eyes ; spots, specks, or films, occasioned by Small-pox, inflammations, or extraneous substances ; weak, red, watery, spongy, inverted, and ?? eye -lids; spasmodic twitchings of ...

... established maxim amongst medical men of the first eminence and ex- perience, to recommend purifying purgatives after the small-pox and measies. This practice has been the result of much observation; since it was re- marked when this necessary measure was ...

... purifying the Mea* and cleansing ftom all eruptions proceedinf ,lorn colds, surfeits, or gross humours rcmsimng ?' the measles, small-pox, cow.pox. iooculsii** he. this medicine is admirably calculated, * with this peculiar advantage, that whilst *J possess ...