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... To the NSW of this Paper: SIR, Or HO' the Small-Pox, which has lately appeared in tl.i. City, is at pant very mild, and makes but a Progrefs, yet how (non it may take a ditferent Turn, no one cat. to I. But that it will keep its Footing among us for a ...
... MMlw'' -- DR. J4mEs-,s POWDER for Fevers, the Small-Pox, Mettles, Pleniities, Q..?lnfies, acute Rheumatifins, Colds, and all Inflammatory Wotan; us we as r o r thu e wh are called Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Hyllaric, Price as.6i. P. , per ; wit.. sued ...
... . 6 • 6 C.aisakie4 . biles es. Aged 2512: confumption 4981. Coovulrioh y to3B. Frier 37128. Small-Pox tin. Teeth S tfut kies. Broken Limbs 7. Bmifed 3. 2. Choaki . 1. Died by the cutting other Ikea 1. Died of a Wound r. Died in the Street I. Died by the ...
... The small.pox had no power over them! The monster had lost his sting! Ex. 5, 1805 —At Stamford, Conn. Thirty .five persons, men, women, and chil. dren, who had passed through the vaccine process under my care, were inoculated with fresh small.pox matter ...
... the Vaccine Inoculation was introduced, the average number of deaths by the Small-Pox wat 835. In the year 1802 (the first of Vaccine Inoculation) only $1 died of the Small-pox. the year 1803 the number was reduced to 27, and In the year 1804 there were ...
... Copenbagtv. _ Sir, In anfwer to what you defire to he informed of, whether the Q , lren of Denmark Irts lately had the Small-Pox, I ean tell you Certaiaiy, That what is repotted with you to have been the Small- ...
... whether the child, whose age has been previously ascertained, has bad the small-pox natural or inoculated ; whether it has been vaccinated, or remains yet nnprotected. Whenever small-pox has occurred after vaccination, the parents have been found ready enough ...
... esrape, being without money and generally known. Curious fact in the history of Small-pox. In the parish of Galloway, about forty years ago, a young man died of thn small.pox. Nine years after a sister of his died, and was intered in the very same spot ...
... no more than the Chicken-Pox. I can't therefore but furpett, it was given out by tome Perfons among yourftlyes to be the Small-Pox, in order to dikourage the Prattice of Inoculstion. You may make whAt Ufe you pleafe of this, only I dare my may be concealed ...
... extant,' in Two Sheets. Price z s. 6d. 3. The True DAFFEY's Elixir, recorrusended as the beft Cleanfer of tbe Blood after the Small-Pox and Meafles and to bc taken in order to . keep off other Diffempers. Price i 5 d a large quarternßottle. Of great ufe after ...
... put his Majelty's thip Savage, now at Shecrners, into Commiflion, and given the command CO Capt. Jantet aremer. • As th • Small-pox much prevails at this time in fome counties of Fnciland. out of companion to the public we are deftred to afire them. that ...
... Article having been inferted in the Papers, viz. A That the Queen of Denmark, who is now happily recovered from the Small-Pox, had the fame by Inoculation Come Years ago: And whereas this mull difcourage thePralice of Inoculation, which is one ...