A lecture delivered at the opening of the Medical Department of the Columbian College, introductory to a course on the theory and practice of medicine / by Thomas Henderson.

  • Henderson, Thomas, 1789-1854.
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[1826]
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Credit: A lecture delivered at the opening of the Medical Department of the Columbian College, introductory to a course on the theory and practice of medicine / by Thomas Henderson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    P. S. Since No. 34 was printed, a list of the Graduates in the University^t Pennsylvania has been received. Considering it an interesting docume^^ it is presented to the subscribers of the Recorder. It is said there are upwards of five hundred medical graduates this season, in the following schools, viz. New York, Baltimore, Transylvania, Yale, Berkshire, Bow- doin, Harvard, Fairfield, Castleton, Columbian, Charleston, and Cincinnatti. A list will be given in the next number. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. .it a Public Commencement, held this day, Jlplil7jhx]$2&t.the folio-wing gen- tlemen -were admitted to the Degree of Doctor of Medicine. Pennsylvania. Isaiah It. Matlack, Dysentery—Isaac Bruner, Medical Topography and Epidemics—John B. Craighead, Gunshot Wounds--Jacob Baughman, Tra- chitis—George Smith, Cynanche Trachealis—John W. Burrel, Influenza- Samuel F. llalston, Hepatitis—Joshua W. Ash, Hernia—Charles Randolph, Mania a Potu—Alexander H. Whitman, Improvements of Surgery—Jona- than B. Willauer, Dysentery—Thomas Wharton, Blood-letting as a Preven- tive of Inflammation in wounded Joints—Caspar Morris, Medical use of Sul- phur—Samuel G. Clarkson, Amenorrhea—Jacob Pennypacker, Idiopathic Dyspepsia—William Seal, Cholera Morbus—Daniel Baugh, jr. Tracheitis Mark Darrah, Bilious Colic—Harper Walton, Morbus Coxarius—John Chap- man, Suspended Animation—Abraham HelfFenstein, Dyspepsia—Henry K. Lathy, Dyspepsia—Joseph Trevor, Foreign bodies in the oesophagus and cesophagotomv—Isaac P. Trimble, Phlegmasia Dolens—George Mifflin, Uterine Hemorrhage—William C. M'Call, Cholera of the East—Jacob Lentz, Trachitis—John Gregg, Nitric Acid in the Pectoral Affections—Henry Lard- ner, Arthritis—William Ashmead, Hepatitis—Edward Swift, Injuries of the Head—Joseph Shallcross, Dysentery—Jacob Glatz, Rheumatism—Charles Abercrombie, Fractures of the Thigh—Charles Mifflin, Injuries of the Head —Charles Woodward, Phthisis Pulmonalis. North Carolina. James H. Shepperd, An Inquiry into the Secretion of Bile—Willis Munro Lea, Mania a Potu—William D, Jones, Dysentery—Isaac Hall, Dysentery— Martin Read, Hemorrhoids—Ellis Malone, Sick Head-Ache—Levi Walker, Opium—James Aug. Washington, Mania a Potu—James T. Gilliam, Dysen- tery—Matthias E. Sawyer, Variola—James B. Slade, Ptyalism—Richard W. Thomas, Vesicating Properties of the Juglans Cinerea.