... composed of varied specimens of Oriental jaspers and agates, cylindrically cut, and divided by light ferules of fine gold. Small-pox still lurks in the colony, and great recklessness is shown by individuals in the want of due cure to prevent its spread. ...

... parents should risk the safety of their children by entrusting them into the hands inexperienced parties. —Clonmel Chronicle. Smallpox. —We regret to announce that this di prevalent in our city, that many persons have died of It recently. Under these circ ...

... moulder in pontoons. Even the chain-gang and the slavery is a progress on the festering confinement, the typhus, and the smallpox, and progrees, even though coming at snail’s pace, is to be hailed witli thanks. let us hope. ...

... post-office where, people going and coming with letters, (bear). Ur. Bonsall could show that not a single case death from small-pox had been reported to tbs dispensary committee during the last month la the entire the south city district (hear). He would ...

... few very rare exceptioni protective against aualbpoit. or rather that the artiA jiaily engendered cow-pock it * harmless small-pox, which in most instances exhausts the constitutional capacity tor the unmodiAed and dan- gerous disease. The same report ...

... peculiar to itself. For smallpox alone, out the whole catalogue of disorders, there a known specific available beforehand. The poison lurks about still, hut we possess more than an antidote—we have preventive. Vaccination disarms smallpox of its terrors and ...

... In the infirmary 19 patknts had died last week, and there now remained 489, of which 44 were fever cases, 90 itch, and 4 smallpox. In the vagrant sheds there bad been rdieved daring the week 274 destitato penons, being an increase of eight as compared ...

... on the bar, and seven people taken by the si,arks, which literally thou .amis were 10 SikbrTYeoxi: July 21.— The fever and smallpox had somewhat abated, after Having committed teartul ravages among the white population, must of the re maindcTot* whom had ...

... business was disposed of. A report was laid before the court from the superintendent of rivers and creeks, stating that smallpox had found its way among the Indians, several of whom had fallen victims to it. His Excellency submitted a correspondence ...

... Wales for pathy on the part of the Irish public, but because these smallpox annually at 4,000 ; cases could be saved men are unobtrusive, and their worth not thoroughly vaccination. Smallpox constituted loss than 30 understood. Contrast their pittance with ...

... Notwithstanding the vigilance of the police, nothing has been heard the pony or carriage since.— Birmingham Daily Post. The small-pox is said be very prevalent in London—so much so, indeed, that the parishes are called upon to take energetic measures preventing ...

... occurred on Friday am! Saturday, and was too late to affect much the present returns of mortality. There were 29 deaths from small-pox in the week. 6 of which were those of persons between the ages of 2u and years, and three-fourths of the whole number occurred ...