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The following article is from the Boston Daily
Advertiser Should not measures be taken by
our City authorities to obtain supply of genuine
matter for the benefit of this community? We
have doubt application to that effect would
be cheenully responded to by the medical gentle
men Of Boston :-Baltimore .4merican,


"VAccINE MATTER.-We have recently learn
ed some interesting facts relating to vaccination
Mr.. E>t'in, distinguished Surgeon Of Bristol,
England, has succeeded in obtaining new supply
Of vaccine matter directly from the COW. In
the early part Of August last, he learned that the
disease existed in COWS farm iii Glou-
cestershire, and repairing Immediately to the
place, found it in proper state for furnishing
matter for incubation in Young woman who had
taken it in milking. With this matter he inocu-
lated child on the llth If August, and obtained
perfect case of kline pock disease. The success
sion has been carefully preserved; and the mat
ter has been freely distributed 10y Mr. Estin to
different parts of the world. Some was sent to
DR.. Jackson, Of this city, taken from the fenh
succession of cases. Dir. Jackson and Dr. Put
nam have succeeded in introducing the. disease
here with this matter, and have freely communi-
Gated the matter to their professional brethren who
now using it pretty extensively; so that mat
ter of the eleventh and twelfth generation from
the COW, can readily be obtained.


" 1t is an interesting question how far the disease
thus Introduced resembles the kline pock that we
have long had among US; and the answer is most
satisfactory for SO far as can be observed, it is
perfectly the same There has not of course been
time to test the question by practical observations
as to Its greater or less power in preventing small
poS, out IN It's course, and appearance, there is no
appreciate difference This new introduction OF
kine pock matter, though circumstance of great
interest TO the medical profession and to the com
munity, does not weaken, but greatly STRENGTHENS
the confidence which may be placed in genuine
vaccination as it has been practced alnonc US
for forty years past.


we learn that the Massachusetts Med;ca,
Society voted the last year to supply all its Fellows
at the annual meeting in May with fresh kline
pock matter; and, the Fellows Of the Society
agreed to vaccinate gratuitously one day in each
week in the month Of June annually, all who
shall apply to them for that purpose. IF our
whole population are not vaccinaed hereafter. it
will not te the fault Of the Medical profession D
2ostoa Dqily .fd,uf5a0r.