... and put up our things. Oh, what a eve it was! Every nne had left before we hod. Poor Mrs. Inglis, 1.01 very ill with the smallpox. We got down an fares where the artillery soldiers and their wives lived, and had to spend the day there. The firing was ...

... I can wish and constancy to like me as long other people do, that is, till my fate is wrinkled by age, or scarred by the small-pox; and after that I shall expect only civility in the room of love, fur, as Mrs Clive sings' All'i hope of mortal man, Is to ...

... net tent, Irani of sin, lb. ii, hit revue old, fret 'achy+, Mark ham ii• me. a eut a. boa . hwl about 4 inches Inng. with smallpox a l nu Ida i..• the and Any flroolina the 0 Mite init.:Ono lain lot Railway Ration +hall n.. 4.. , ~. wand aeon ii• Iv Examow ...

... our fine fellows, would save them from thenisclvcr. and from the sharks who are ever ready to devour them: Several Caere of smallpox have lie-n rent nn ~hove, and in our hospital there are genernlly several invalided from the veesels stationed here. flag ...

... sly I moat speak to you Immediately.— Why, then, what la the matter Sir, sa)s ahe, )ott stye a man who died of the smallpox Dent my pour husband, who • had This story hail the desired effect, and the curate permitted the bones of the poor Calvinist ...

... because he would be obnoxious to the other passengers. So, if a man have any contagious disease, such as scarlet fever, or the small-pox, or ne be otherwise diseased to an extent that may be dangerous, the company is not bound to carry him ; and this remark ...

... lialleck, wherein the Confeuerate ac• cuses the Federal General of having vent into camp 201) prisoners infected with the smallpox, with the object of aiming that disease in the Confederate army. Whatever may be the result, it is plain that this war has ...

... who are insist of course be deducted all the married women. THE SVALL-PGX AMONG THE SHEEF.—The fear of the spread of the small-pox amongst the sheep of the large flock-masters, in the south of England, is exciting coneiderable apprehension and discussion ...

... Dick. Ees, I be told as how the ship ha' got The smallpox, but I 'pow, they want., the rot. Dan. Rot? Yea! They're rottun fast enough, no doubt, But their di-wise is small-pox nut and out. hick. Small-pox in ship? That's auirimut strange and new, 'Twool ...

... deifree unexampled in the epidemic of GO. Pluming were duly applying to the general hoopitals to consequence of refusal at the Smallpox Hospital ; a such apphcations were necessarily refecteJ, the code, went hack borne. and thu. become the mean. of armeeeating ...

... every dwarf him, hi. dim. and Perfo , ned is se effective • preveetive Mere nobody 1.0 but them may he UMW 000 HP. smallpox itself it. smaller. Tnine of this, ye cum.:Ate. and in now Two pointa of inquiry have aleraye ennagml my way. then one. In ...

... he on trial lull a clever erriterl. Surely not. Yet the moot recut return. of the Registrar Contra dermal many deaths from smallpox among the woody ae to lave ow raniused doubts in eons winch to its efficacy. reformers are, however, for meat intervention ...