NORTHAMPTON, Mass Oct. 8
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1t is undoubtedly true that all vaccinated persons
do not resist the contagon of the varoloid, small


pox, but from what has occurred here, and in other
places in this country and Europe it may be safely
inferred that the kline pox affords degree of secur-
ty as great can be reasonably expected from any
human invention,-as great certainly small pox it.
self. Only small proportion lone in twenty. ac-
cording to the London Quarterly Review of vacci-
mated persons susceptible to the contagion OF the
yariood, and these, with very exceptions, suf


fer none Of its dangers; in them its violence is di-