... Cholera and Smallpox in Calcutta.—The Calcutta Star states that there has been as yet no material diminution in the number of deaths oaused by the smallpox and cholera. It a singular proof of the utter indifference to human life whioh is characteristic ...

... inoculation. Pra ilic Inoculation in the Small-Pox and its fir prizing Succefs, is at prefent generally known ; and that it has been the Means offaving the Lives of'Thoti- of Children, and ofpreferving them from the difagreeable Confequences ariftng from ...

... Tbe measles, the cow-pox, the small-pox, the hooping-cough, and the marry complaints to whicb children are heirs, should be treated as follows. Let mothers when they see such diseases approaching bruise two or three of tbe Fills, according to the age ...

... ly proving his fundamental proposition, that cow-pox and small-pox arc not bona fide dissimilar, but identical and that the vaccine disease is not the preventive of small-pox, but the small-pox itself— the virulent and contagious disease being a malignant ...

... neglect. It is precisely the same iv the case of popular education. Indeed there is a smallpox of the mind which is far more destructive to society than the smallpox of the body. Patents who will not even lake the requisite steps to protect their children ...

... consequence of a report he afterwards made, the children were admitted to the workhouse— he with the small-pox. William, 14 months.old, was taken to the small-pox hospital, and has since died. Not any traces of that complaint were at first manifest in the other ...

... about five Feet five Inches high, had on a Blue-grey Coat, and a Blue Waitlcoat with Gold Twill, was much fcarr'd with the Small-Pox, and had fhort curl'd Hair. — Alfo, on the fame Night, together with the above. ANTOINE DIERENS, about thirty-fix Years of ...

... about five Feet five Indies high, had on a Blue-grey ?? and a Blue Waillcoat with Gobi Twill, was much i'cari'd with the Small-Pox, and had fhort cuil'd Hair. — Alfo, on the fame Night, together with the above, AN T OI N E DIE R E N S, about thiity-tix ...

... compared with who are taken off the Difeafe in its natural Courfe. Nor is it commonly known, that the had EffeCts ef the Small-Pox, which often remain through Life, even when the Difeafe does not prove fatal, are much more frequent when fuffered to take ...

... Several persons said to have been previously vaccinated, and one who bad been inoculated, also died of small-pox. many districts no deaths from smallpox occurred ; in others, the disease was introduced by migratory labourers, ill provided probably with household ...

... . Chronic Diseases of die Liver . Hepatatgia . . Acute Rheumatism . Rheumatitis . 1 Chronic ditto Kheuniatalgia . 1 small-pox Variola . .10 Scarlet Fever Scarlatina . . 1 Vomiting of Blood . Hsemateuiesis . 1 Bloody discharge from tbe Bowels H ...

... it passed with three rounds of hearty cheers. . Narokn, May 22.— 1 did not think it advisable to tell jou in my last that small-pox bad broken out on board the Duke of Wellington; it has now taken so alarming an appearance that concealment is impossible ...